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St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24
TOURISTS REQUISITES.

There are scores of things which YOU
should get before leaving the city on
J., your summer trip. Probably this lit
, tie list will give you a few hints:
Smoked Eye Glasses for the sun, 15c
Japanese Napkins, per hundred Csc.
full line OF fine, artistic Station
cry, Correspondence Note Paper ard
, Envelopes. as well as a complete as
, sortment of Score Cards for card
J parties.
Playing Cards. Bicycle. LOG; Gilt
Edge, l5c.
Hammocks. all complete, ready to
dream in, 35c.
Croquet Sets IN Wooden Box, A balls,
81. Best quality CeIluloid Poker Chips.
per 100: ~ inches, 35c; 1as, soc;
~. Csc.
Don't Fail to Visit Our Fishing
Tackle Department..
&c Trolling Lines. es................... &c
3-Jointed Ash Pole 1Sc
Two-Wheel Carts. just the thing for
babies, at only &c.
Also Tin Pail, with Shovel, to play
In the sand, 10c.
Bijou Air Rifles. 75c.
Air Rifles that shoot 65 times, Sl.23.
Colgate's Florida Water. 75c size. .39c
Colgate's Violet Water, 81 size. .7lc
Golgate's Bay Rum, a pint. -. SOC
Kirk's Violet Water. Sl.0O size. :. SOC
Tetlow's Swan Down Powder. &c
PozzonPs Complexion Powder. .21c
Borjois Java Rice Powder. .21c
Best quality 4-row Tooth Brush. .1Oc
Arnica Tooth Soap. .12c
Mennen's TaIcum Powder. .15c
Mrs. Potter's Face Wash, removes
Tan and Frechles. this week only .15c
26-ln. Trunk. worth Sl.9S; special, 81. 20
30-ln. Trunk, worth s2.19; special. .sl.5S
32-ln. Trunk, worth s2.65; special. 81 .9S
o4-ln. Trunk. worth S2.93; special, 81. 15
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24
HIS MANIA.
A Periodical Desire to Wear His
Wife's Clothes.

WIGS Clothes.
New York Recorder.
A tall individual, wearing black
dress, fashionable jacket and a small
bonnet, with a short black crepe veil.
who looked like q respectable widow.
was arraigned in the Tombs Police
Court Yesterday morning.
II am Charles Williams, forty-fiye
years old. of SIS Market street, Newark, -
said the "respectable-look widows"
The fellow had been arrested IN the
fsrry house at the foot of Whitehall
street, where he had annoyed several
women. He told the justice that he
was attacked periodically with an over
whelning desire to wear clothes that
had belonged to his wife. now dead
He would put them on. he said, and.
sitting before a mirror, would imagine
that his wife was with him. lie was
punished in Brooklyn last summer for
appearing in woman's attire, and had
sinilar experience not long ago in
Syracuse. His present sentence is six
months in the city prison.
His appearance at the Tombs put the
warden in q quandarv. His attire was
not suitable for the mems quarters,
and he certainly couldn't go with the
women, 30 compromise was finally
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24


No 2 is marvelously unique
costume of Scotch "Vicuna'' tweed.
The very flare skirt has band of velvet
OF about two inches wide round the
bottom. reaching to the top of the boots.
The waist is plain at the top. and is
gathered in at the lower part with a
velvet band corresponding with that on
the skirt. The sleeves of this charm
Ing gown are extremely large to the
elbow, from whence long cuff reaches
to the wrist and is finished with band
of the velvet. With this costume is
worn full circular cape and hood.
This is very light and also very be-
coming. and is safeguard after
getting warm to slip over the shoulders
and prevent cold. besides completing
The whole ''get-up." This cape and
hood are lined with scarlet silk, causing
the effect to be very pretty and striking
against the surrounding green of the
landscape. The hat is Of the same color
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24
ON LY S20.65
TO DEN YER
AND RETURN

Special low rate excursion tickets will
be on sale by "The North Western
Line'-C., st. p, NJ. ds 0. Rv.-on June
23d and June Gath, from St. Pau! and
Minneapolis to Denver, Col, and return
at the extremely low rate OF S2o65, on
account OF the annual convention of the
National Republican League.
Tickets Onsale and sleeping car accom-
modations reserved in advance at l5e
East Third street. st. Faul; Is Nicollet
House Block. Minneapolis, and Union
Depots in both cities.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24
NOTIONS.

''Save your pennies and the dollars
will take care Of themselves" is al
old aud true adage. Every time yoy
) buy anything in this Notion Depart.
ment, be the purchase ever so small
you save something = sometimes
more-sometimes less-but alway:
, something. Take for an exam.
} Pile: We sell six papers of pins
for sc, while 12c to 15c are the price:
everywhere else; and so it goes right
through the entire stock. Tomorrow
, we say
} 100 dozen Double Wood Handle
) Curling Irons, Sc and 10c goods,
each, only sc
so dozen good, large size Whisk
Brooms. 10c quality, each, only &c
, Kleiner's Summer Weight Dress
Shields. 1Sc and zoe goods, per
pair. only. -. lie
Good Hair Pins, papers for. 1C
Best Darning Cotton. 2 balls for. Sc
Kid Hair Curriers', per doz.. only. 4c
S-inch Metal Back Horn Combs,
cheap at 10c each, only....... &c
Hat Pins. per dozen, onlY....... 4c
Clinton Nickel-Plated Safety
Pins, all sizes, dozen, only. 49,. &c
Best quality Pin Books. with
black aid white pins, only. :. Sc
Best Whalebones. Sc inches long
and 5-16 inch wide. others ask
zoe, we ask, each lee
Good quality siik-s.itched Bone
Casing, yard, only -. ........ Ic
Golden Rule Mending Tissue,
with directions for using, only. =,
Child's best quality Hose Sup
porters, with button fastening.
per pair, only. &c
Misses best quality Hose Sup
perters, with button fastening,
per pair. nnly y......... He
Misses extra size Hose Support
ers, with button fastening, per
pair, only ....:.............. 13c
Ladies' Hose Supporters, with
button fastening, per pair. only lie
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24

tion for monument in Lower Provi-
dence Presbyterian Burying Ground.
His hands became wet by water which
oozed through the clay. They became
swollen at once and still are affected.
ie attending physician says they are
poisoned.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24
G0LFIAG FOR LADIES.
The MOST BECOMING CANE FOR SIS
TERS AH0 SWEETHsARTS.
SOME CHIC GoLF1NG COSTUMES.

Novei Arrangement of Check
Tweed OF Golden Russet
Hue, the Skirt Caught Up With
Straps of Old Gold Velvet Com.
ing From Band of the Same
at the Waist.
Jpecial Correspondence OF the Globe
NEW YORK. June 22.--Among all and
my of the sports that have at different
lines come into favor with women,
Eolfng is certainly the most becoming
Ind graceful, besides being thorough.
y healthy exercise. Rarely any resort
Is now counted fashionable without
The golf links, to which club 1t is the
proper thing for. any one who
wishes to be in the "swing'' of
society, to belong. 1t seems to me that
there are now greater number of
ladies' clubs than of mems. though it
was at first not thought the sort of
game for ladies. For this sport, in
which there is a great deal of walking
and eXertion, the costume worn must be
loose and easy, allowing the limbs full
scope very much the same as in tennis.
saw really smart golfing costume on
lady who is great player. She had
tried to find gown which would be IA
combination of style and ease, and had
succeeded in getting it at Redfern's TO
perfection. New dresses worn for
golting, if made of any delicate fabric,
would look quite out of place. i'll fact
''bad style" They should be composed
Of something light and enduring. The
gown just mentioned was remarkably
effective and at the same time au eX-
ceedingly useful and sensible idea.
As shall not have space to give
description of this in particular, there
being others | wish TO mention. l Just
ask you to imagine to yourself a taste
fui and novel arrangement of check
tweed of a golden russet hue, the skirt
caught up with straps Of old gold velvet
coming from a band of the same at the
waist, these to be unfastened when not
playing, letting the skirt fail to the
usual walking length-when caught up
showing an underSkirt of plain brown
cloth, reaching to the top of the spats OF
high boots, the waist quite loose. only
belted IN round the figure at the waist.
Here you have pictured two typical
golfing sketches made i'll the
elegant salons of the English Tailor
and designed by Redfern's especially for
this pastime. being loose and comfort
able, at the same time bear ing the
shall mark" of fashion.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24
as the gown. and the gloves and spats

UIG OI CdU.
Shirt waists are much in vogue with
dark skirts for golfing, being so loose
and cool, though after all l think
nothing beats tailor made gown, one
that may be worn arious waists,
leaving off the coz, ;.ng the game.
Linen gowns. too. are good for such
sports as these, speaking of which
reminds me 10 remark that next week
hope to tell you OF some very stylish
linen frocks / have lately had the
pleasure of seeing and greatly admir-
ing. LIE BARON De FREMONT.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24
MEMS FURNISHING DEPT,
Flannel Shirts,

Flannel Shirts.
Summer Weight Flannel Shirts,
neat patterns. fine quality French
Flannels. Choice of large assort-
ment
$50.
Silk Shirts.
= Fancy Twilled Silk Shirts, one
weeks sale at
$i.5O Zach.
Madras Shirts.
A large line of sl0O Shirts go this
week at
75c Each.
Summer Weight Wool Underwear
Tivoli Standard. Csc garment.
Norfolk & New Brunswick All.
Wool, natural non-shrinking,
S1.19 garment
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24
oell
6ojourn at the Seashore at
Slight Cost Via Pennsylvania
Short Lines

For the National Educational Associa-
tion Meeting low rate excursion tickets
to Asbury Park will be sold via Penn
sylvania Lines July 7th. Sth and 9th.
Atlantic City, Cape May, Long Branch,
Ocean Grove. and numerous other sum
mer havens along the New Jersey Coast
are near Asbury Park, to which the
pennsylvania Lines lead direct from
Chicago. These lines are the only route
from Chicago to the ocean resorts of
New Jersey formed by one system of
railways. Solid vestibule trains daily
from Chicago to Philadelphia, with con-
venient connection in Union station for
frequent trains tor the seashore. Ample
time for an extended sojourn. For de-
tails, address IL. II. Derlng, Assistant
General Passenger Agent, 24S South
Clark street, Chicago.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24
Attractions at White Bear.

Next Sunday free military band con-
cert on the shore of the lake, base ball
kee clubs, water toboggan slides, excel
lent bathing facilities. good fishing,
splendid train service and rate of only
twenty-five cents round trip.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24
Strangely Poisoned.

INUrtgstOWN SpeC!uI-
Jacob Bailey. a marble-yard laborer,
is suffering from badly poisoned hands
caused under singular circumstances.
lie was engaged in making ar excava-
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24
Brutal,

CInclnnatI EnGulrer.
She during tie spatl--You hate ME,
you know you do. and why Won't YOU
say so?
He (calmly)-Because it isn't ;ruc.
She lsobbing)-There! There You 90
agalu-charging Fa-ine with. -.falsehcoa,
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24
TOY DEPARTMENT.
(Basenent.)


Velocipedes for boys at S1.35,
SL75. $2.15, 1925. $3.50.
Tricycles for the girls (black
enameled frames. timed steel
wheels, seat and back upholstered
in crushed pIush), $3.48 up to So.
We always keep Wood and Iron
Express Wagons and Wheelbar-
rows.
Fire Patrol and Goat Wagons of
the best make.
We have a large line of Doll
Carriages from 25c up to $40.
Rocking Horses and Shoe Flys
very cheap.
The only line of Dolls in the city,
from the penny doll to the fine
French Juno Doll.
The greatest boon for mothers
is our Baby jumper, all complete,
with spring hinges, ready for the
child to sleep in Can be put up in
any shady nook or corner. To-
morrow, SLAB. Come and see it.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24
He Got tho Coat

Detroit Free Press.
"Yes, l went to elairyoyant once. !"
she was saving to friend as they
waited for car; ''it was when my hus-
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24
PAINT DEPT.
Special Prices
For This Week.
Basement.

Save your potatoes from the bugs
with Paris Green. All next week you
can get it at the Golden Rule for 27c
pound.
Carriage Paint. red and black. .59c qt.
Carriage Varnish, ex. light. :. SOC pr.
Furniture Varnish (bring cam .35c qt.
Wheeler's Wood Filler, light
and dark .19c can
Capital Wood Filler. .......... lie can
Radiant Piano Polish .25c bottle
Gold Paint (brush with bot
GeJ.. &c Dottie
Gold Bronze. dry. &c OF.
flne Iar. .13c can
Floor Wax for hardwood floors. 49c can
Floor Varnish, dries very hard. 69c qt.
White and Orange Shellac. .29c can
Black Enamel. 23c can
Fuller's Wall Cleaner. :. .39c pkg.
Lion Brand Wall Finish, Is
Screen Door Paint. .21c can
Our Inside and Outside House
Paint, 4-gal. pail. Doc; n
gal. pail. soc; gal. pail 81. 10
White Lead, per pound. SC
Best Putty, per pound. Sc
Root Paint, IL colors. soc gal.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24

No is composed of dark indigo serge:
the skirt, which has the usual
flare, reaches to the instep. showing the
tan shoes and spats, is ornamented with
wide braid brought in two rows round
the lower part of the skirt and forms
straps round the upper part from the
waist downwards. Each of these and
also the lower bands terminate In
point, and are finished with little pearl
buttons. The sleevele SIS coat is of the
blue material and extremely large
fancy buttons, three on either side,
with straps of braid -:oing from them.
1t has the usual coat revers and
somewhat large collar. The waist of
this attire is the real finish to the
whole cost ume, being of pale blue silk,
patterned with dark spots. This is
gathered very full at the neck and
belted in at the waist. The sleeves,
which are made tuil to the wrist, have
there Gu # of silk fastened with pearl
studs.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24
Artists Materials.

Red Sable Artists Brushes .1Oc each
; Camel's Hair Artists Brushes each
} Good Fur Artists Brushes -. &c each
} Bristle Artists Brushes sc each
Pencil Artists Brushes Sc each
Pin. Badger Blender, worth 81 80. .69c
3-in. Badger Blender, worth s1.25. .S9c
l1l-in. Fitch Brush. 25c
, 11a-in. Cancels Hair. 800. 32c
} Pin. CamePs Hair. 39c
Ain. Gilders' Tips lOe
Gliding Varnish, per bottle 12c
Prepared Shellac, per bottle .... 12c
Bronzlng Liquid, per bottle. ...... Sc
, Cycle Oil, per bottle. ... Sc
Cycle Lantern Oil. per bottle. .12c
Compare the above prices with 9TH
ers, and you will be convinced that
the Golden Rule is the store to buy
your goods.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24
EMBROIDERY DEPT.

Now is your time to get White
Dress for the Fourth Of July.
Fine Swiss Flouncing, 46 in. wide,
splack OF white; would be cheap at soc.
- We ask only 25c per yard.
we also offer our 75c and S5c Flounc-
ang For 4Sc per yard.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24
HANDKERCHIEF DEPT.

A full line of Swiss scaIloped EN-.
: broadered edge, all linen woven, col
ored edge, all linen hemstitched
At lOc each.
The latest novelties in Handker.
chiefs at the lowest prices.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24

Is the only Pure, Dry. Cold Air Re-
frigerator in the market. and pre-
serves the original flavor of each kind
of food; made of kiln-dried hardw
charcoal sheath-filled. highly finished.
For sale here at Bottom Prices.
" Ice Chests. all hardwood, none bet
ter in the market. Special, S4.4S.
RUBBER HOSE A-inch 8-ply
Hose, Axe per foot.
We also have Hose, which we war
rant, at &c per foot.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-24

to KepCoo bu
Water O theseatt actions -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-21

<.,o,as - tho nending measure while Advocating
lie ma ssape and declaring themselves 10 pe ~ 20 a.
s We're vet opposed to every single sect9n ol ~,
This condition. Nc satd invited some ~ the
rising from I,atters rutside OF the meIlts VI ~,
bIl Itself In the course OF setting iortn
,hnsa rehections Mr.. Brosus referred 10 tnt a' -,
ents made before the Committee on BANKING ana
Tnrrency that the enactment OF the Dill "ou''
cause financial distress ~, ,,o,o,,taa asked
Mr. Springer chairman OF the commistee S 49,,
Mr. Brosius who had testified to NAV erect "e'o'e
the committee ,, ,h.,antiaIlv but
Mr. Brosus-why. everybody subs'ah raaiiy H but
not in the same language; some NOT drectI!, , uu
inforentiallv And when the chairman Lecs'se a,
nne letter advocating the BILL one eve laio, al b -
we're il was read. and the comnitte,c u'V'" ~
" should not be placed I'm the record c. Lib,
Mr. SprInger-lsn't II fact that MI o. ooi i,
as ,he only witness who prophesied mnahclai
criss as a result of the passage OF the plL!: ,.
AR Eroslus-I will admit that Mr. 81. Joh urp IN,
rather n larger team and coach throush .'e III. or,,
han any other witness but repeat ,ha na un
ono n them substantially predicted a nhanyiol
rash 10 follow the enactment OF the DILL "ner'"s
MI Wr RrosilIs devoted himself then to review OF
The provisions OF the bill asserting tnat nos o h
would IL not relieve the existing co"u'uo"H' ""'
moi even tend in that direction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-21
TRYING TO SAVE SHEGS LIFE

PETITIONS FILED WITH GOVERNOR FLOWER WHO
SAYS HE HAS 40 INTENTION or INTERFERING.
Albany Dec 20.-Numerously signed petitions were
filed with Governor Flower this afternoon by John
r. Norton. of Troy. and Galen r Hit OF Aodh''
acting as counsel. requesting him TO commute 'ne
sentence Of Bat shea from death to imprisonment
for life. When asked what action he snou'l 'a~s
on the application, Governor Flower repHeu ''"'
he understood that Shea's case was now before ~.
cour, NJ Annasls on an appeal for a new trial ana
IL was not customary for him 10 take ~ 'o' N. ~.
sderation requests for clemency until AFTER al. -
legal proceedings hsd been disposed or ne uoss
crnor also declared that even were the ega p,oeeei.
ings In Shea's case concluded and the Jidsneens
OF the lower court upheld he had no nes,tssson
in saving that. from the Information no" pelose
him he should never think Of extending cehen.
10 the perpetrator Of this crime, but would eI ue
law take It's course Snea j. 20 be executed ior mo
rnurier Of Robert Ross IN Troy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-21

sickness to resist the attack of consumption grip,
malaria and fevcrs. Thin booded people are always
getting sick and Of the organs OF the body can
get along without the food they require for work,
which is, bn,e blood. To gain and to keep strength
and flesh is the secret of health, usefulness and
happiness. With new blood and refreshed nerves
confident feeling of returning health comes also
Nervous manifestations, such seeplessncss. ncrv-
ols debility and nervous prostitution are in nine cases
out of ten "thc cry Of the starved nerves for food
II you feed the nerves OH pure rich blood the nervous
symptoms will II is bad practice to put the
nerves To sleep with socaed celery mixtures coca
compounds, or malt extracts what is needed ~
blood maker The Discovery" Is composed Of vege-
table ingredients which have especial effect upon
the stomach liver, and blood making glands. For
the cure of dyspepsia indigestion. liver complaint,
weakened vitality, and for puny pale people, DR..
Perccs Golden Medical Discovery cannot be equaled
Thousands have testified to its merits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-21
INFORMATION FOR GOV. oFERRALL
TION RECALLED.

HOW HE CAS- COMPLY WITH NJ kiNIEHS RE
QCEsr FOR SPECIMEN BALLOTS.
Washington. Dec. ~ tSpecaD.-A letter addressed
by Colonel William Lamb. Of Norfolk, Va. 10
Governor O'Ferrall OF that state viii be read
with Interest by everybody who Il In favor OF fair
and honest elections II reads follows.
Norfolk. Va. December ~. 1891
Ills Exc.,leucy Charles T.. O'Ferrall. Governor Of
Virginia Richmond. Va. ~
Ms Dear Sir: | notice by uispaich from k.ch-
mond. Va. Ia this morning. 'Lhndmtrk that GOV
.rnOr Mckinney Of OHIO has written YOU ASKING
FOR a copy Of the Virginia election laws ana Tor
~. clnens of Virginia ballots. The dlspitch sta'S
tnat YOU cannot comply with the request AZ 70
ballots since under the election law In f0tcr thr
number OF bal!D.s IL limited exactly to the demand
all beyond these being destroyed. "ould re-
sprctfnlly inform you that have reliable intorma-
ton thar -. q. Smith. clerk of the court or war
wick County had 600 extra ballots printed III thl-
civ over and above the number limited by law.
which ne. secretary o. the Electoral i"ath 81
Warwick County, Was authorized to obtain As
h. ,uuld hardly nave rs ID all of these iraudulenty
i'm mo late Congressional election, he can doubt esS
furnish YOU Win specimens OF the ballot 10 send 10
"''''''' WILLIAM LAMB.
This letter must have been surprise TO Governor
OFerralI whose attitude IN regard 10 several cases
when he was chairman OF me .tcctons Committee
In IN. House OF Representatives was such as clearly
TO Indicate that he had no sympathy with men VINO
fried 10 nuiN the verdict OF awful voters AZ
given AT the ballot box. II he should now lake the
stand ns Governor OF Virginia that ne did as a
election contest he would earn ana deserve the
praise OF every honest law abiding citizen not
only Of Virginia. but OF every oth"r state IN the
Union. irrespective of party. WEI he do 1t?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-21
The Senate then at $40 p. m, adjourned uh'''
Slturda-.
STIRRED UP BY ADMIRAL WALhEn'

STIRRED UP BY ADMIRAL WALKER
HIS REPORT GIVES RISE TO VIGOROUS ooN-
pEMNATION OF THE ADMINISTRATIONS
HAWAIIAN POLICY
w,shington Dec. % (speciaD-The Walker corre-
spondence made public yesterday continues ~
cite much interest, and condemnation or the
Administrations inert and negligent Hawaiian
no,icv has become severe and widespread Inc
fact that in spite of the urgent recommehua'io'
of Admiral Walker that an American 'e',e
should be kept at Honolulu. and the warning nc
gives of the danger to American interests '"e'e
IS still no United States naval vesse. IN those
uators 10 regarded as most extraordinary, and Is
denounced amounting almost 10 an one, W
England to carry out any policy she may oeeh'
desirable as to the Hawaiian Islands Inc vigorous
and frank language OF Admiral walker III res"."
n tho efforts of the British representatives In
Hawaii to establish British influence Is resa'u."
here as furnishing the best possible reason ior ''o
maintenance OF a naval force In those waters
and tho failure Of the Administration to do so
is regarded as tantamount to an abandonment
OF American interests. and OF the declared poh'S
of this country not TO permit further Interference
In the affairs of Hawaii.
It IS understood that resolution VIII pc IN
PRODUCED In Congress. probably In both houses
looking to the Immediate ordering OF one OF moi .
naval vessels Honolulu. Senator l.odse Nh W.,
prbably Introduce resolution In the senate; nc
exact form in which the resolution VIII ,,n oe form Of
Is not vet decided IL may come IN inc 10TH n "a
an inquiry as to why naval vessei mas MOI oe ~
In,t ar ionoluIu but it is more apt to be an,
expression OF opinion by Congress that "a na asai
force sufficient to maintain American lht oyeirs
and to prevent foreign interference in the ana''s
OF Hawaii should lie sent at once TO honoiu,u' -,
II is explained 81 the Navy department to,uay
that the sixteen letters of Admiral Waiker Wni,i
we're not sent - Congress were simply rePorts ~ ~
bureau officers concerning Incidental repairs am
1utine matters and that every pertinent coninuhi,
c,tlon between the Secretary ana the AdinTaaI
rc,chcd Congress in compliance with the senate ;
renuest for information.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-21
EXTENDING A NORTHERN ROAD.

Bay CITY Mich. Dee 2o.-Estimates are being
prepared for extending the Detroit. Bay CRY ana
A.p,na Railroad to "A Bay city terminal II IL re-
ported that the Flint and fere Marquette roah VIII
bridge the Saginaw River and tha new road VIII
,se that terminal 1t H. said Alger Smith CO.
accented the Offer Of the Drcxe, Morgan x CO. syn
dcatc which wants TO buy their northern extension
called the Alpena and Northern. now completed half
way TO Cheboygan. The new Algcr road VIII rival
IN, Michigan Central n tourist line. IL ~ re
uortad that steamboat connection with Mackinaw Isl
and viii be made at cnebOygan. The road unuer a
receiver. il is Gained, has paid per cent on a
81 900 900 indebtedness