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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10
nAlLnoAn Norns.


Dallas. roS,. bee, p.--rhe Missouri
kanaan and TcNaa railway party OF of-
flelala, who arrived In pallaa at q
outlook last night, were royalty enter.
tnlned hy MeaHra j, n, frcscVan,,
Ales SANGER u, A. Ferris, W, 6 Cons
nor j. v Sehncidcr, ,, W. simpson,
q. H. nnwpor aud others, The party
took dlnncr as the oriental h0toi where
n ewtll repnpt was prepared FOR them,
and the remainder OF the evening waa
apcnt IA lnocknN nhout the city, scek-
ms such aulurAmrnt 40 might COME
thrit way. which seemingly was n
abundance
tt was the unanimous opinion OF the
party that the oriental Tor an around
accommodation " The nncst hotel IN the
south.
Tho following composed the partyi
H. G. lRouHr. president ANA chairman
board Of directors; n & liurdy. Nlen
president ana general manager; A "A,
Allen. rontrai superintendent; ., Mil
lnf general traffic manager. q. A WI
son. chief engineer, and J. W. MaNwolli
general superintendent Texas lines.
Colonel ] W. simpson, u director has
on with The party through The state,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

Georgetown. Tex, Dec 9,--Thc cor
ncr stone OF the new public school build
ing VIII be laid on Monday and
will be observed as holiday IN George
town. The following is the program;
Procession viii form east Of the court
house about 1916 MS follows;
The Georgetown band
The public school with teachers.
The southwestern university.
city council and guests,
Masonic fraternity
The procession arriving at the build
ing. after music Mayor r. NJ, Carothcrs
VIII deliver an address Of welcome, fol-
lowed by congrAtulatory address by
Superintendent H. r. LeRvett.
The cornor stone viii then be laid. the
ceremonies hcing conducted by the Ecn-
orHl muster OF Texas Masonry.
Address by County Superintendent j.
n. Hudson.
Address by Dr. J n, Mclean regent
OF the Southwestern university.
Address by State Superintendent j.
NJ. Carlisle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

Cincinnati, Dec. a.-lrod Isctehcr. OF
the Cincinnati Jockey club. announce
the following fourteen stake cNcnta for
iho Oakley apripE meeting, 1875. which
VIII close on January /, 1875,
TW0 thousand dollars ate guaranteed
IN each OF the following
Roby nu,keg, selling. awccpatakoa. ?.
ynhr.QldH, i've furlunifa
crystal stakes, 2-yept-olds. six fur.
longs,
Hetol stakes, selling. sweepstakes, %.
yeai~olds, f1als Of ~. seven furlonEa
Ioahntlyiile stakes, sweepstakes FOR
2.year-pld nnius, fpalb VI 'ss. mile aud
u sixteenth
hrwerf nakea. sweepstakes FOR q
yenr-nlha and pyer. mile nnd ana eighth
Two thousand and i've hundred dol.
lars arc guaranteed Ia zach nr tho fal-
lowing;
Sapphire stakes. s.year-oid niles
four aud half furlongs
Emerald stakes a-yHAr-old colts and
gcidlnEs. I'VE furlonEH
Country Htakcn. sweepstakes. 5-ycar-
olds and over one and IN eighth miles
'she club guarantees $1,000 for The
Telegraph stakes. q awcep9lake for o.
ycnr-olda, fohlH or 'aa. mile and an
eighth; $500 guaranteed for Diamond
stakes Tor g-yrar-olds, I'VE and a hair
rive thousand dollars in each OF the
following
vhc Liberty stakes. sweepstakes FOR
a,year-olds. foais OF ~ mile and a
Fourth o. July handicap swe6ffTT1r57'rrr--''
Tor a.year.olda and over mile and a
uunrtcr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

Little Rock. Ark, Dee. e,--Anether
person. whose name came into prone
thence In conne lion Nltll the famaua
political murder oase IN which Hon,
John a. clnyton was the nasasaln's
viosln, 9 crime that startled the entire
country, ahd has 10 this dly remained
ahroudci IA mystery, has come 90 vlo.
lent end.
Word WIS received here today an
nuunclng the suicide NJ WRlia WAlln,
wash, of j.. A, cpnlcnts. last night.
CoblohlE was sherlff OF Conway county.
Ark, az tho time OF the famous
lirrvnnrldFc Clayton congregational
contest aud u waH he who approached
Clayton on tlvs day previous 20 the
assassination with admonition not TO
remain at rlummsrNlllc
MT Clayton Cobi,n,s said that
day, don't remain Ia riunmerayille.
II you do you Win be kiiled'
Whether or not the advice WAS Fiyen
with any positive knowledge On cob-
kntKn part OF tho fate that was IA
elorr for clayton Will never he known
70 the public at large. clayton paid
30 attention 10 the Ammunition. how.
ever, and that niEht "a cllmu wnH COM
mlttcd which has puaEled detectives
ever since.
COblcnss waa prominent figure rs
Conway county politics. and after his
term " office expired. Mr. Cleveland.
duEinB his fitat term Of Office. mp.
pointed him collector OF the port of
aenttis, Wash Ito hold that poatlon
untll twp yrara Rgn, when he was Ap-
pointed warden Of tho prison ut wNlia
Whlia. wash position he wan iiillng
al tho time OF hin suicide last night.
No details o. his rash act have hcen re-
cplysh hcrc, but V ~ Htased that hiS
rpmiaina viii DO sent 70 Morrllton for
lntermoni
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

come tax IN connection with thu apnro.
nriauou 70 be Incorporated In the ur-
Eent deficiency hlil 10 provide for The
collection q the tax. which bcsins Jam
M. sayers. chairman OF tho appro-
priallon committee Intends 70 call No
the bill on 1iesday inter mo railroad
pooling bin Is disposed IL. Nlr. bartlett
90 New York IL az The head OF tho op-
position TO tho appropriation. and nj
though the onp0sltion II not considered
strong enough 20 defeat the approprla-
ton. II u expected that tho debate will
abound with acrimonious references 70
ne late election. and that viuch bad
nlooV VIII ne maniiostcd Tho cpnfid-
srat'en OF the income tax appropria-
ton may consume several dayP.
Tomorrow Is District Of Columbia day
ana lneaday the fate ot the pooling
| hlll WIZ be decided, as Mr.. Patterson
OF Itnnesree, IN charge OF the measure.
has given notice that at o'clock on
that day he VIII demand the previous
| question, General opinion IL TINT the
! MI WI not rapa M reported, but will
1 probably carry when amended. 80 az TO
gvc to the Interstate commerce. com.
| mission absolute control OF the condl-
| uoia of railroad pooling and final am.
| thority IN tie matter OF revolving pool
| my orders "A soon na the urgent dc.
ncleney hill which win follow, "a ont
| OF the way, Il IA the Intention Of the
/ approximation committee 10 hring for.
ward the fertilization appropriation
| The Nicaragua canal hill VIII not be
| brought up this wcok. Thursday next.
! according to notice already served. Mr..
/ Brown, chairman OF the elections CONF
mitteo VIII call w the North Carolina
I contested election case Of Willlnms Va
/ Settle There IL little doubt that set.
Tic u'epA' the sitting member viii re.
| tain hla seat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

Dalias. Tex. Dec 9.--rhe Dalinr
sports are promised novel amune-
ment in the near future, II win DO a
fieht 90 fnlsh between the two great
dogs, Pat ana Bonnhue. who have
caused 10 much discussion Of late IN
sporting circles. The night WAS made
a azure thing yesterday hy The slgninr
OF the following articles Of agreement
Articles ~ agreement entered into
this day, December \, 1881. between
Thna. ouilkin and Ed Fficdlandcf.
Whereby they agree to fRhi their dors
fair scratch ard turn neht ACCORDING
10 police Gnsctte ruleH. Tor The sum of
ies a slide. thr said night 90 come On
within ten days from date; the Aght to
bo 50 private, each party allowed ten
frisndn. the battle-ground 20 be mg-
iuaily agreed upon the day before tho
cnntest, both dogs 10 woiFh IN thirty
minutes before flFhtlnif Quilkin'r dog.
Par, az thlrfy-fntir pounds. iHfisliand-
srs dbg, Donohue, at thirty.three
pounds. 40 II. shechan 70 be stake.
holder Either party breaking any "
The above agreements 10 forfeit. all
inuney now IN the hands of tho stake
T5oa ofiiLKfN,
no FRtrDi.ANnER.
witneas, LEO rf.ATTERY,
I'D bWNlcif
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

sheriff Weaver says lie Tia. i,. Hat
WIN Net UtVe IL uut.

coraicpna, Tex, nee, o,-sherln
Weaver and Deputy Enlntt arrested
sam Evans IN restaurant In tins city
this morning on charrc OF completely
m the robbery OK the ill-fatrd Texas ana
Laelne passenger train at Benhroolt
40 let Tor Fort Worth room Afterwards
WIN Mn man ana returned tonight
When seen by The Gazette representa-.
tive he said that he had evidence which
was ollnvhInr, but refused to rive Il
out, Evans was commonly dressed and
had little moncy mii the Nhotlff said
thoc was money lying around. hut
wouldn't throw any more haht On.
Evans claims ~ huvc at ono time
worked as u butcher for VIII White,
In this CITY, on the east aide, and ileems
to pe pretty wei known In the labor
circles. The oincssa statement would
load one TO believe that there mr. other
Developments In store In tile near M.
ture though they are Keeping thelt
own counsel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

Dallas. Tex. pee e--IIere Is what
Ma. james Allen. superintendent OF
tho racliic Express company, haa tn
say about the rohhsiy of the cSpreus
near Benbrook las, ,'hurauhy night
we have checked un and nna that
the total amount taleen by the ipbhers
was slz0i.ea The robbery wna not com
mitted by experts, and the robbers
were wcll-dreased young mon rho Ne
safe was NOT correct. There MAS no
safe taken from tho ear The robbers
took only q rhni Of silver. which was
set In an Oh eafc that had no door,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10
THE DEMOCRATIC STEERERS
Will Determine the Sonate's Work
This Week,
MORGAN WILL TALK CANAL BILL
Doing His Best to ee' Up the Eio,n
qua kattsr
No Currency nni Ia Ready rc,-niee-
'ion OF senator's by the People Ma,
he nebated-rhc JepaneSe Treaty.
Probable work in Lower House.

Washington, Dee, 9,-The weeks pro.
gram in the senate win depend largely
II not entirely. upon the decision of
the pemocrp &c steering committee with
refewnce oNe order In which the
bills pre- 8 the Democratic eau.
Gus art 70 p. This point was
LEFT entlr, q "a, ring committee.
OF which Sc e, III, y chairman
day. The comm n then, or at
some subsequent eetlng, decide
whether the Nicaragua canal bin, the
bankruptcy bin, the New Mexico and
Altoona plils the indian Territory bill,
or the resolution for the election OK
senators by the people, shall nave pre-
cedence. IL II not supposed BY any
one that the proposed currency bill
Will be given first place. for the reason
that no currency hin has yet been
formulated. The friends OF the other
hlna win unquestionnbly press their
respective measures, and Il ~ yet im-
possible TO say which Of the bills mon
toned Will receive preference While
tho committee Is undecided, senator
Morgan will be improving his oppor-
tunity 10 press the claims Of the Near
aqua bill. lie has given notice Of his
Intention To- call tho bill up ON Monday,
and he will open the proceedings Of
the day, after the disposal VI the morn
Ing business with speech devoted to
an explanation OF tho merits nf the bin.
/, IS probable that this speech Will
commune the greater part OF the day.
Mr. Morgan viii speak. regardless OF
what the caucus committees decision
may no "a xsf1t.tf hpr fhern annn ha any
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10
enoorlNe Ar ,arrln nlyrn.

Two Hniirond Mrn DirHHree-Cran-
Rer Report SAYS on- Was Niiiea.
Little iuyrr. Tcx. Dec. e--Thcrc was
a shooting ncrape nt this place this
morning between 70 r. Via ana James
fiuddieatoh. Each received some iniu.
fipu. Hudilerton was shot twice--ouce
IA the rlght hand and In the side, each
shot giRncing. VIA was hit IA the mus
clio 81 his left thumb 10th parties
rmptleh their guns. iiuhdloston had
. iscolts, Was gun was a y Smith
4 WrsuOn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

DALLAS. Texs Dec p.--p, H. Martin.
superintendent or the pullman Pnaoe
car company, With headquarters in
rt touu, N ut the Oriental.
Messrs 4 } p'ponnld. travelling pas
HenRor aFcnt ~ TIE Neabuhrd ALI llnu,
with headquarters a, Atlanta. das aud
j. " lioofhcra, travelling paraenNur
aaont Ut lhr Eeabnar1 Air line. with
headquarters az st f.oulH. are Ia the
oiiy looking ny holiday cNcufHioniHia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

Merkel, Tex. Dec, a.--At the last
meeting OF the McrlSel lodge OF /. o. o..
r. the following ofAcers were clectad,
Rcv. A, A. Baker. noble grand; Dmcl
Tucker vice grand. j. ], Miller. Reere-
tary. w VI 5fuucy. treasurer; =. u.
Boring. representative to state grand
lodge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

tho nGen.. was taking IN his switch
lamps about I O'clock whom iluddle-
Et0n mot him near the end Of the
ayltrh and told Vim he was going 50
XIII HIM FOR him 10 protect hlneelf X
he could. aud. he bcgan ehuolirg, ono
bah Hoing through Was hand, where's
upon Via shot and killed him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

Paris. Tex, Dec. Own Caldwell, a
negro living fourteen miles north OF this
city, shot another negro who was prowl-
Ing around his premises night before
last The negro was nelKhhor, The
ball went through the mans body and
Il ia thought he viii do The negroes ef
the vicinity talk ot lynchlng Caldwell.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

pihaueminr, la, Dee. e,-L.aut niFht
a. the switch rnHlne was returning
ears tho rails anread. cnualnE several
cars 20 leave tho track, and one, on
top OF which a lot Of nngrnea were RID
ing. upset. A number nf the mon were
caught BY the falilnH ears and several
were hurt. some OF them. Il 10 feared,
fatally,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

GRANGER. TEX. Dec E--Newa reached
here this morning TINT y. +. Via. rggnt
Of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railway az LATHE River, shot and KILLED
D. Iinddieatnn. hpciinn foreman, there.
No particulars can be had. only Via'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

Income TnN IelEht-frhe pnnching
nili-othcr Measures.
washington. Dec. 9.--Tbe second week
OF the session in the house promises TO
Witness fierce struggle over the In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

Now York. neN p.--MEr. Fatoili, the
apostolic delegate, opened tho feast "
ST. Francis Xavier IN the Church % All
Saints, on West sixteenth street.. to-day.
Ito celebrated pontitlcai hiirh mass, ana
the relics 81 a. rrarcis Xavier were
exposed for ycnsraslon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

Maysyilie. Ky. Dee, s.-pan Martin,
sou Of one of he six Americans killed
IN the battle 81 New Orleans. died N
lhls county Yesterday Ms father was
member Of the ifentueky rias<.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10
has 6een


make known through
|;ssue OF this paper what
|rs doing in fine table
[sks and other house
| linens but we find our
|, sold out before we
N knew 1t of several
|,tant numbers in match
Lis and are waiting for
| renewal, now en- route
| New York. Watch
4 columns daily.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

much " a figure. However. " there Ia
no such fortunate disclosure In his be.
half the confession. even II xotteu W
az a hoax With a PURPOSE IN view. may
prove TO he a vely ugly thing IN court.
Tho proof or the identity az The rob.
bers viii necessarily be very dialeuit
without some such evidence aa may be
Furnished by the admissions Of piis-
oncrs The engineer the fireman and
tho eNpfeaa lnesacnser have only been
able TO give very Incomplete dcscrip.
lions Of tho robbers. and All three say
the faces OF tho men were covered with
masks at the time. which would render
II ncNtsto impossible TO Identity thom
positively.
Young sam Evans, az he IN called, Ia
wei known In Fort Worth, being OF
good family and nephew OF one OF
the lending ciNscns Of the state, his
home Is IN For, Worth, where he has
been engaged IN the butcher aud livery
business at ditierent umcs f,r several
years past he was In the oity Mnt a
Tow days before he robbery occurred
i'' y Ahout 70 or y years ot age, ana
is resariOd az very neryy man By
those who know him.
The Latest.
1t was stated at , o'clock this morning
that two men had been 8rrcaled and
lodged In jal here CHARGED with COM
mielty with evans IN the train rob.
berry, The namc OF one OF them was
said to be Miller, and OF tho other sui
Ivan. 1t was reported that they were
both citizens OF Fort Worth, but there
was also another report that they we're
bath country boys.
The following special was received
last night from Hanger by The Ca.
gotte;
Boots and lunch caught their man
woat OF cisco, An secure " right man. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

The STAR popular afternoon pape OIL Kansas Ivy 0"ss ="
,. A comn,rlson of recent of the Star and the
Gazette disclosed 0a columns of news matter originating o
Kansas City in the Star and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10

wa.n,-s,ea, oee. p.--rer naasra
rssa--rr'r, 800, in ne,sAwe.,sr. !.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10
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,,r leland cont nnd
Issn,s. s:ini's-Fhns.,r m ,n,,,,,,
(,eg,.ss, sauni Z" M. ,'.,,, 10, ."r
~ ss s.'sss n. ,,,.c ana, nmi tssisi.t
F.t'c nte. - AZ Texas pph In
|,rrfitn ~, f.rncrnt flnnnEcr.
\ 4. iHv,,nIn,s no agents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-10
Nenty-Six and One-Half Columns

,n.t,r originating ousia of Fort Worth in the Gazette
h Gazette prints more AID j. the best paper printed in the
II, s,ateswhioh equafnt TO saying in tue Noaouue
If, oity of two hundred thousand at a price us iowS
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-11-09

r. p. Ewing, the manager of the
branch house of Kimball & Co., which
is being established at No. 325 Front
street, is refitting the new store room
in SPLENDID shape He will put in a
$4,000 stock, among which will be
one of the pianos exhibited at the
worlds fair.
AT the annual meeting of the
Shelby Farmers Fire Insurance Co.,
held at Pleasant Mound last week, the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, J. S. Parks, Pleasant Mound;
secretary, e. d. Cornish, Myrna: di-
rectors, James Crays, A. A. Johnston,
Winnebago City; N. Stevens, W. Il
Look, A. J. Salisbury, G. w. Marks.
Amboy; J. W. Sprague, Mapleton.
"A farmer named Tidland, of Nicol
let county, is exhibiting road grader
today of his own invention in West
Mankato on the old Territorial road
He is giving a practical demonstration
of the operations of the machine.
Licenses to wed were today issued
by Clerk ThOrne to Robert B. Themes
and Grace Cobb, of Lake Crystal, and
William Ford and Mary Justine, OF
Blue Earth county.
There was profanity aroundthe
Northwestern passenger depot this
morning. The stove pipe separated
over the heads of the Office men and
the SCOT came down like rain. The
two men who were called in to put the
pipe in place were covered from head
to foot with SCOT while performing the
difficult feat.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-11-09
DEATH OF COL. DE GIRAFFE.

Col. Andrew DE Graft, one of the
noted figures of the northwest, died
last night at his rooms in the Mer-
chants Hotel, st. Paul, at the age of
SO. During his business life he was
interested in railroads and elevator
projects and over thirty years ago he
earned the title of RAILROAD King of
Ohio" Naturally he came to the
northwest where there was larger
field before him and his operations
have proved successful. He was a
man marked by nature for great en-
terprises. OF commanding figure,
keen eyes, magnetic countenance,
keen and broad insight in the affairs
of life, his influence was felt wherever
he appeared. He will be remembered
by the people of this section as the
owner of the well-knOwn DeGraff farm
near GAINESVILLE, which passed to the
management of his son few years
ago.
Of late years he has made his home
at the Merchants in ST. Paul and no
man around there was better known
or more highly respected. He has
suffered in health for several years
back, but through his amazing vi
tality hung on to life long after the
span of years allotted to mans life.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-11-09
INCREASE SCHOOL FACILITIES.
II P. Christensen Says 1t Must Be
Done to Keep Pace With Growing
MankatO.

II. p. Christensen, member OF the
board of education, in conversation
this morning with FREE PRESS re-
porter about the Intellectual attempt
at last nights board meeting to in
crease the corps of teachers for the
city schools, said:
"Our school system is one of the
first and most important matters for
the consideration of every citizen who
has the interest of our city at heart,
and the fact of sufficient teachers and
ample room in the buildings for the
progress of the education of our
children is paramount to everything
else.
"Mankato is fast increasing in popu-
lation and school attendance. Our
present facilities fall far short of sup
plying the children with detail OF
teaching, say nothing about the over
crowded and unhealthy school rooms.
Their accommodations should at once
be increased to meet the growing de-
mands upon us, due regard being paid
to the comfort of the children as we'll
as to the number of teachers.
"All of the teachers have too many
scholars, and we should have more
room for the proper bringing up OF the
little ones who are to take the burdens
from our shoulders, for good or evil, in
the years that are to come. 1t is our
duty to invest our money in school
work, and depend upon it the ques-
tion will work itself out in future
good citizenship of this country"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-11-09
BUSINESS WILL REVIVE.
One Good Result of the Election to
Follow Immediately.

Brick Manufacturer Wheeler-A
farmer came to me last week and
wanted to sell large quantity OF
wood. | declined to take it. Since ]
know the result of the election / have
changed my mind, and shall now buy
up all can take care of to use in lay
ing in big supply of brick which ]
shall certainly be able to dispose OF
next year. The immense amount of
building that is to be done here next
season will warrant it. Mark the
prediction.
Architect Thayer-I know of two
substantial business blocks that are
almost certainty for Mankato next
year that were a matter of doubt un-
til the result of the election was
known.
Rob. Lamm-The business men are
all glad the thing is over. There was
so much politics that everything was
unsettled, and we shall now be able
to go uahead in the same old Man
katO way.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-11-09
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Wor,1's Fair Highest Award.

The compliment paid the editor of
the FREE PRESS last night by the
Review, is fully appreciated, and had
it's defense of Randall been made the
night before, Mr.. Gunders would have
doubled his plurality. We always be-
lieve in being generous to the defeat
ed, and because of this fact Mr.. Ran
dali may be thankful. His business
methods-known only to few-are
of such character as would not look
entirely mplimentary if given the
public in detail, and we are in posses
sion of the details. Mr.. Randall is to
be congratulated upon his defeat. We
have desire to bury the dead
decently.
GOVERNOR NELSON, according to a
special just received from ST. Paul,
carries ST. Paul and Minneapolis by
10000 plurality.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-11-09
Dro Prices Cream Baking Po>.des
Nest Perfect Made.

W. A. Mcclure, a well known
citizen OF Mckay, Ohio, is of the
opinion that there is nothing as good
for children troubled with colds or
Group as Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. He has used it in his family for
several years with the best results
and always keeps a bottle of it in the
house. After having la grippe he was
himself troubled with a severe cough.
He used other remedies without
benefit and then concluded to try the
children's medicine and to his delight
it soon effected a permanent cure. %
and so cent bottles for sale by H. [
Parry, Druggist.