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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-08
Want q Receiver.

An application has been made for
receiver for the well-known sash and
door firm, johnson, Hurd u Co., and
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-08
OMAHA STRIKE IS SERIOUS.
Packers Ask for Better Police
Protection.

OMAHA. Aug. THE situation at
South Chicago Is more serious tonight
than at any time since the strike began,
and Adjt. Gen. Gage is closely watching
the maneuverS of the angry strikers.
ALI the packing houses are surrounded
by strikers, most of whom are armed.
and all persons desiring to enter the
plants must satisfy the guard of strik-
ers, VINO are located every few yards.
The trade in revolvers has been rush.
ing here for the last week. Permits
have been issued to many of the men to
carry guns. and each day the situation
grows more serious. Manager Cudahy
has asked for better police protection.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-08

Progress on f;victed Tenants Bill.
LONDON, Aug. THE evicted tenants
hill passed lis third leading In the house
of commons this evening by vote Of
499 to 1877.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-10-17
SUSPECTED INKOCENTS.
Two More Supposed Misfit Men
at Yuma.
An Attempt Instituted to Secure
the Release of Juan Rivera
and Carlos Aidai.

Justice seems TO have been going it
blind in Arizona for several years.
Within short time two men have been
pardoned out of the penitentiar whose
innocence of the crimes OF which they
were convicted has been established, or
SO nearly established as to cause strong
doubts in their favor.
An effort was begun yesterday to Sc
cure pardons for Juan Rivera and
Carlos Aldai sentenced to Yuma at
the last term of court for three
years for burglary. Messrs. Wade Il.
Rulings and Porter W. Fleming, the
attorneys who defended them, have
prepared petitions which are being pre-
scented for signatures along with Cir
cumstantial point in the convlcts' favor.
It is nothing against the discrimination
OF the court and jury which convicted
them that they were found guilty, for
the evidence against them at that time
seemed conclusive.
They were arrested last spring for
hurglarizing the store OF Wilson q
Apadaca near the depot. They were
arrested within short time, and in the
shoes of Aldai were found several
small coins. The S25 taken from the
cash drawer at the store was mostly in
small coin. This fact, with other cir
cumstantial evidence. secured their
conviction.
The theory now is that Apadaca him
self-robbed the store. 1t was not even
suspected at the time, but his ubse-
quent death in the act of committing a
burglary discovered his criminal char
acter and led to the resurrection of an
event which passed unnoticed before.
At the preliminary examination of
Rivera and Aldai one of the witnesses
was Wilson, who testified only con-
corning the kind OF money which had
been stolen. The only part of it which
he could possibly identify, he said, was
three ten cant pieces, which had been
worn perfectly smooth. At the time
Wilson testified Apadaca was not in the
room.
The next dav A padaca called at JUS
tice Johnatone's office, where the ex-
animation had been held, to pay judg-
ment which had been hanging over
him, and it was noticed that among the
money he paid were three coins like
those desert bed by his partner.
On the dav before the burglary was
committed he had no money and beg
ged further time in which to pay. The
surpaeition, therefore. is that he rob-
bed mis- own cash drawer.
The circumstance against the pris-
oners that money was found IN shoe
of one of them was only strongly cor
roborat1Ve Of other circumstances
against them.
While the shoe is an unusual re.
eeptacIe for money. there Is nothing in
TIE statutes of Arizona prescribing that
it shall not be so used.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-10-17
SKILLED IN SOFT PHRASES.

The Honest Tramp Who Had Never Seen
Better Days or Better Surroundings.
The tramp, whom the lady of the
house had admitted to the kitchen
table and was giving a dinner of her
own cooking, was such pleasant-look-
ing fellow that she became quite inter-
ested in him. After busying about
awhile she ventured into conversation,
says the Detroit Free Press.
you have not always been in this
business, have your" she asked.
mo, madam he replied briefly.
''Ah, l thought so. You have seen
better days, them"
He looked at the fine piece of pie and
big glass of cold milk she set down on
the table for him to finish on, and laid
down his knife and fork.
IF you mean by better days,
madam" he said, that I have not al
ways been tramp, I will reply Yes,
but if you mean by better days that I
have ever had pleasanter surroundings
than the present, Or that l have sur
rounded pleasanter things" and he
blushed, Il will say emphat1cally that
I have not" and the good woman was
so pleased that she almost wanted to
take him as a permanent boarder.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-10-17
TOWN REFUSE AS FUEL.
Result of Experiments with Furnace at
Halifax, England.

Experiments in seeking to utilize the
refuse of towns as fuel have been car
riel. so far that plant, known as the
Livet plant, has been set up in Halifax,
England, with which it is expected to
supply electric energy. The success
full working of the Livet furnace, says
the Popular Science Monthly, appears
to depend upon the peculiar construc-
ton of its fues, which are so built as
to utilize the effect of the decreasing
volume of the gases of combustion
travelling toward the chimney, so pro-
noting high velocity to the air pass
ing through the furnace bars and pro-
ducing rapid combustion with intense
heat. At the same time the effect of
this popularity of construction is to
cause the gases themselves to move
slowly through the fues so that they
may part with their useful heat before
escaping into the atmosphere. The
force of draught at the furnace is such
that high and constant temperament
is obtained and efficiency of combus-
ton insured, while all unpleasant
odors inherent in town garbage are de-
stroyed.
AS an example of the heat economy
effected, it is said that whereas in
previous generators the best results
ever obtained have been three-quarters
of pound of water evaporated on the
combustion of one pound of refuse, in
the Livet generator over three pounds
Of water are evaporated into steam for
every pound of refuse consumed, in
spite of the fact that it is frequently
known to contain twenty per cent. of
moisture. The temperature of the
gases just before entering the chimney
is stated to be from three to four hun
dred degrees Fahrenheit lower than
hitherto obtained. The progression
of the cases is partially arrested at
both ends of each f1ue for the purpose
of permitting them to deposit the con-
tanned light dust in suitable expansion
chambers or pits, which can be cleaned
out when desirable. This arrange
ments serves to overcome the objection
.ble dust, which in ordinary ''destruc-
tors" tends to choke the fues and i'm
pregnate the air of the surrounding
districts.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-10-17
BEAUTIFULLY Less.
The Wickenburg Stage Route
Topped Off.
The North and South Road EStab-
LIsnes e Station Six Miles
Beyond Congress.

Another twenty-five or thirty miles
has been Topped off the northern end OF
the Wickenberg stage route. Henry
George yesterday received letter from
the north saying the southernmost sta
ton on the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix
railway had been moved still further
south from Kirkland to within six
miles OF Congress and he was directed
to make thai point the northernmost
terminus of the stage line.
Richard George will leave today FOR
the new station to make the necessary
arrangements.
The force of men on the road has been
increased and the work is being pushed
f4-.e- ..-4 a.. -, ing has
been made solid for dozen miles this
side of Congress and between that
point and the Hassayampa there are
long but disconnected stretches of
grading. Whatever delay has been re-
Gently Incurred has arisen from fail
ure to get timbe on the ground just at
the times when it has been needed.
There is fattering PROJECT that the
road will be finished to Phoenix early
next year and certainly not later than
the middle of February.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-10-17

of lot in the Simms addition at first
glance sometimes seems high, but when
1t is remem bered that an amount of
land almost equal to three city lots
is meant, it no longer seems a great
sum. Twenty thousand feet of fertile
land is plenty for fine home including
garden, stable and all necessary I'M
provements. As the deeds for lots in
the Simms addition call for certain re-
quirements in the way of superior
dwellings, none but a high class resi-
dence district will be the outcome.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-10-17

The Miller hat presents more prom
ounced novelty than any of the other
leaders. This is particularly evident in
the brim, which is rounded very wide
at the sides. The curl is a 34-inch
D'Orsay, run in heavy at the quarters,
giving pointed appearance front and
rear.
The brim ia well rolled. sharp at the
sides and pitched front and rear. The
binding Is reversed and gives the hat a
very peculiar and marked appearance
at the Sue view.
1t is made by the John B. Stetson Co.,
and the sole agent in Phoenix la
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-10-17
SimmS Addition Lots.

A feature of the lots in the Simms
addition is their size. They are all 200
feet deep and 100 feet wide. The price
, 1894-05-04
1872
YbOtOgrapbtide Nnfibttu Der berrliden ST.
bdl1Oe, N1lagen u1tO Sebe1SwGrbig=
tetttn Der @eltQa5teQuug.
in GG6inetgr06e unO gut 6rOf6irt fit Den
S%pOtprels UOn % Ge1tts.

&etm Sieferunsstperf. Sn etnem SamS bon ~9efd0i9enr
6orn1at 1noet man 2taes betia1autett, mas Ole ~pordRrt9e Qus
ftelun9 Grobes uno Scbones bot.
Otefes 1T Die erite ~Oerdrtise ~9(us9abe nit ~Oe1tIbett
Sert. Jeoen 8lo 1T cine fur5e GrfIdruno TT OentIder
Sprade ~bei9e9eben. Sir O~ieieni9en, weIde Ole munoer Ger
DeBen Stact NIT et9enen 2Iu9en 9el7out haben, miro oNie
Sanmlung eine an9enehne Grnnerun9 an i7ren 2usitelungs-
beiub fetu, answdrti8ett Vreumoem nmO SertpamOtem miro
fe in tberiidtlider 5orn eineu 8e9rHf bon Der 9epaIti9fen 2lus-
itelun9 9eben, rOelde Ole Delt eeieben bat
Die Sefr Der u3linois Staots5eitnng" f0nnen oieies 2llbun
uner fol9enoen 8eoineun9en be5ehen:
mer 1 Coupon Unto % Gents 1T Saar auf Ger Office
abltefert, bat Qniprudq auf oas 0lbum.
mr 1 Coupon ttto 30 Getts ut Ntarfett nit 2In9abe
Ger 2lorene in etnem 8rne e~inlenoet, erPdt es pOrtOiret ottrd)
ole AsoSt s~1t9etteat.
8eonoers fir Sreunoe uno 8efannte in Ger alien 5eimatP
ei9net f2 oieies 2tbum por5a9id ais Elm 6eihenf, Ga es iPnen
et podenoes 8lo bon Ger 6ro6arti9feit unfrer 2lusfeaun9 Dor
2lu9en futrt.
, 1894-05-04
Infer Bienenitano.

BUM gfuBon un6 6rommen Ser Qeier
mill ib einige meincr @rfabrungen aus Sen
Sa6ren mittbeilen, in 6enen tb nocb Elm
QlrfGnger mar; pieueicbt bienen oicie Sim
wetie baslt, 2In6ere bon Der 8egebung Der
6ebler 3uriid3ubalten, 6ie t3 beging.
SIM Sabre 1883 bur9lt06erte ib aQe
Bienen> 2iterdt1r, Der icb muir babbaft ner7
BEN fonnte, unb i'm Sriibjabr BON 1884
faufte ib flint StOdc fir $40, tpobet t6
noc6 Sic Trabt 81 be3ablen bate, iObaB
bic St0Ge fib auf ungefGbr SO OaS Stitd
iteIten. G5 ipare11 ba8, ate Qangltrot6z
St0de, Bic ie 10 8rutpaben cnt6ielten uu0
lonit nicbt5 ben I1eberfluBfaiten mllBte ib
EXTRA be3o0len uno ser entbielt 2 Bfunb>
Seftionen. ga tb II in ben 8ii6ern
geleien bate, baB 8ienenit0de nit pein7
ltder Sorgfalt unb 1ebr genau geferti9t
perben miiiien, traute iB mir lelbit nicbt
su, neue St0fe 5u macben, ipn5ern faufte
MIR bonn beitet 6pl5 uno iteIte einen gutet
3tmmermdnn an, Der mir bic St06e sl7
ianmenfiigen iOute. Ser Mann mar 5tpar
Elm gutter 8aulbretner, Gber baS Sienen=
itod> Wtacben mar ntbt ietn Tab; 3ubem
bate ib feinen leeren Stpd, nadb peldeut
CT 9Gtte orbeiten %f0nnen, un6 nebenbet be-
iaB CT Dor benz 6intertbeil Set 8ienen
etnen 10 beiIloien 9teipeft, 6aB ct ii9 ntcbt
an Sic bctppbnten St0de Dtnanipagte, an
6elten ct bGtte melIen f0nnen. Die Tabri7
tatton Der StO6e 3o9 it6 auf Oteie Weiie
in bte 2dnge uno tpuroe 81 foitlpielig, unb
ais BRET St06e ferti9 tparen, IieB ib Bic
Qlrbeit einiteuen. 11nb belien tpar ich nacbz
bcr froD, benn t6 9~elangte balb gu Der
l1eber3eu9un9, baB bic St0fe fit meine
3Dede ungeeignet iDaren.
Stun Der1ucbte icb eS 5unGcbit nit Roots
"Simplicity"zSt od, Ser ba1nals auf oer
S0be Der 3eit itanb unb ben Sr. 8oot
iiberibmGngljcb anprieS. SD falfte gLeicf
Elf St0de auf einmal unO au6 eint9e
9rabt7&aDmcn sum 3ieben bon 8abenz
boni8. Die Simplicity St0fe benuBte
icb our @eminnung bon auSgeloiienen
0onig un6 ite 9~eftelen mir gang gut, nun
Bic wired frames ip0Iten NIT ntobt ge>
faQan. SIS tpurbe mir baI0 flar, BAT
6te 8iel1cn in bieien St06en nicbt ilber>
tDintern fOnnten, 1n0 10 tartte lb JtoDt'e
SpreuitO6, Der tp0bl gum llebcrtpintern ges
eignet mar, mir dber i'm CONNER mtBftel.
Q8oute i6 Mabenbonig g%epinnen, 10 GIN
gen Die 8tenen DODl IN ben uebert luBtaiten
Dinetl1, ib fDnnte Die 9Saben ieDocb nic6t
rings berum btdbt frie9en; tatte t9 fte al
einem Blab Oicbt, 10 famreit bic 8ienett an
einem anoern Die0er berauS. QSolte id
au99elaiicncn 6ontg; Damn beOurfte Oel
Stof IA Gobmen treu5tpetie ii6er ben unz
teren 10, iobaB id, penn ib bic IeBterer
1eben moIte, bic oberen IA StltG filr>Stitd
berauSnebmen muBtc, Dds na6mt SIT pteI
3eit in 2tnipru@, tltr5, alc6 oteler StOd
ipurbe bon mir fir mntau9ljb cra1tet.
Nun lam ib Sag unb 9tacbt llacb, iptC
icb einen neutrality-suspicious. Stof gu Weg'
b~rtu9en f0nne uno enOlicb lab ib 10 elmer
Dor meinen g~eiiti9en Nugen fcrttg oa iteben
SD ntacbte nli9 iofnrt an bte @rbett uni
, 1894-05-04
G~i1enbaRn~G aRrpRdne

Rbtcag0 & DeOrtbiU Itern=G iTe nba gidets
" Offices: 9tD5. 206-203 gIorf = StroRe, an Der
CofGep Aoeuue Statton uno ant Depot Gde Mels-uHO
&tlsIe=Str.
qbfabrt Nnfuuft
, 1894-05-04
Oas Gtnp6feIn Don 5letid.

Die Dirt unb g8etie 6eS GinpOtelns
o0er @~tnioI5enS lit auf bic 6altbarfeit un6
ben @ei6mod beS 6leiides bon groBem
@inluB. 9as gemObnlt6e 8erfabren be-
itebt i'm @tureiben nit &ocblal5, bemieIben
miro in Der Gcgel Salpeter Su9eieBt, mo-
burdb ba8 Tlciib cine lebbafte rotbe Sarbe
erbGlt. 0aS Sal5 beranlaBt cine 3uiamz
men5tebung Der Sleii9faier, ourcb melbeS
Der 6Ieii6iaft aus Den 4Oren ~beraus9ez
oriitt mirb. 0teie Sbntia6e erflGrt au6,
baB troGeneS &06ial8, auf frti9cS Sleilcb
g~eitreut, itb balb in cine flitiit9e Safe Derz
pan6elt. 9urh bas Ginial5en gebt etne
peientli6e G%erGn6erung nit Dem Sleii6e
Dor, peil oemlelben Elm GDeil Des StidltoffS
ent5ogen miro; ferner miro bte Tleti9faicr
bart, bo baSSal5 ipte i9on gela9t, cine 5lt7
iammen3ie6enbe 8irtung auf oieielbe aus
iibt u1O 1T in Solge beiien aub i6tper
Der6ault6.
Inn BENT 8Leil9e 6urb 6as Ginial5en
m09li6lt peni9 NGbrltoffe sl ent3ieben,
empfteDlt eS iid, basielbe, na6oem es nit
SaL3 leicbt eingerieben, glet6 nit elmer
SolSLofe Su iiber9ieBen. Cine quite Sal37
lote, ipelbe binreiben6 fir 100 Bfunb
OletlG W. UCtCttCt llul uuo 10 &HutA
8oiier, IS Bfun6 SaIa l 8funb Gal
peter, l 8funb 3u6er, mel5e 20iung am
beiten aufgefOcbt un6 erfaltet auf baS Sletld
g%egoiien miro. Serner nerben Dem YOfelz
f(eii6 bur6 Das MuspGIiern Dor Dem
Roben nocb gtdbritoffe entSogen. 9ieS III
ieoo6 81 DermeiOen Ourcb 2IutpetOung zines
@ntial3un9sz NpparatS. sSn etnem iolden
Npparate geben MIR bas &o6lal5 reip. Del
ESalpeter in 6oS umgeben6e Maiier iiber,
pd6renO Oas @ipeiB uno Sic 0eimiubitan3
6en Speiien erbdIten bleiben. SIT bae
iiberfIitliige Sal3 belettist, 10 pirO oa@
80felfleiicb, obne no6mals 9etpaiden gu
lper0en, in berielben 6liiiigfeit, nit mel9er
es in Dem @ntiol8ung9> Qpparat beOefi
mar, in einem &O4tOpfe gar gefo9t. Wfar
er6dlt 10 Elm iaftigeS Stif SLeii6 un6 5t:
gletcb cine trdftt9e, GuBerIt wobIi9mefenb'
8ouiQon.
, 1894-05-04

Die groBen @taOte 8elgiens BADEN
um II. 9tpril eiuen leit elf Sabren
i1weben6en 8rO5eB, ben ie 8e9en ben bell
9iic9en Staat angeitrengt 6atten, enbgiiltt8
Derloren. Die StG6tc beanipru9ten bon
Dem Staate Die 3ablung Der ftGOtiihen
Steuern audb fiir Die StaatS9ebdube. 9a
bas Mtuilterium jeoe 3oblung abIe0nte, 10
betrat bic Stabt 8riiiiel 1888 ben GcbtSz
meg unb flagte auf 3ablung BON 600, 900
6rancS alS Steuerbetrag. Der oberite
GaiiationSbof bat e%rfannt, 6aB Der Stoot
feline itdOtii6en Steuern GIT be5aDlen
braubt, alto Die Sta6t 8riliel ab3uipeiz
len lit.
, 1894-05-04
S%lItmotS GentroL.

Nne burh0eDenben Big. BON Der @entraI. STATION,
IL. Ctr. unS 4ort 8otu. 3uqe fhr BEN Sieen tDnnen
ebenfans all %. Ctr, SO. StroBe uno Spbe porf 0suOw'
men peroem. Stdets III Der Staot.Ofice, l94 Sio
@~Iarf=StraBe. uno i'm Nuottortum= opteL
, 1894-05-04
Wat f6neiSc Stefcs ats.
" 80 Union paRen9er Station,
[X"IIzgnnSulVanid LINES.

ES&T SoGuts=, GenaIs uno @~faoiiensStE.
2ldet'OftceS: Yin Der StottOn. III >41 .. StGrk
6traBs g6e Sodipn, nue I'M auditorium 3pteL
&urt=Si9e iabret fpe tDIgt mad @~entraL=3s tt
.SnnLh LGanL,A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Annmtss
, 1894-05-04

EgSFSS5a5#SSg5V @btcago, &utIinetoa 6 SmtncS
III ETSTEY%TTy @iIembnbn.
1ssllAsE1AFAN SIR Sifet9 uno S1laflpa9en Ipredt
IBsS pSSFgSVNsa Dor in 211 @lart=Str. II. IN Der llnton
5lllIAasg 9aneu9er Station, guuaI=9traBe ano
UsfM6gzdMzl MDamS.
8I9e W6fabrt Qntunf
, 1894-05-04

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY. co. - @runS
y 9entral Station, 6iftb QDe. uu6 @orriion StroBe
Staot-Office an Start uub SndiDn Ctr. (4bentr 9lOgD
'SG9Itd. tSd9I. ousI6G. Count. @b9aug. &nfuHft.
tot. Yaul unb 0tlnueapp oils. 800. 1925 0m lI12O 40
fSOlpa uue 9GnIa5 GrpreB ....... 725 Qm I1120 ~
'Spc0mnre uno SDrDn 49,. 3:lO ytn 1920 BIN
fSt @garleS NIB Sycamore see. 535 ytm 1850 BIN
ct Baul uno WitnHeapoliS ...... 500 9tm $40 BIN
'8es1ltOtnes, St.Spe Il. &0n. @itD 500 Sim $40 Um
, 1894-05-04

UEteA9n, BtiEeG G ct WamI=GtTenBshn
W @tabtsEttct Office: POT &Iart.Gt=.; EeIeobpns
ESQ Drain. nnton Naturalization: GanaL. @SantSs
unO WtoOiionsStr.
, 1894-05-04

goft nne GrnrsB .......... $50 Wt 6;35 81
Sranb Iapibs Soli6 Grain iber
ytep Buffalo & 6. q 80. 81. &p. 7:25 WI+ $50 u
Stem Norf unb 8PftDn Spe3ial .... 1893 N6s 200 Sc
iEaft @oTtern @rpreB .......... -. 2:30 81 900 81
Der 9tortb SbDre 2imiteb. ....... 400 sd" $50 u
@roub Gaptos &inie iiber &ala=
rtaspp Il g.. u. & s. u. 81. 400 81 $50 q
8rano 8nptoS Spli0 Traiu iber
Stem Buffalo & 6. g. %. 80. 81. 4:55 9+ 125 g
Salana5po Accommodation -. go. Ais NI+11:10 SO
atlantic GrpreB ............... -. 9:35 ~ TAO 81
SaQlualp. Ban @ttp s. BET. Sine. : 9:35 a. $40 VI
GrdnO Goptbs Sine, iiber &aloma=
3Uo & s.. Vt. d s. 81. M.......... 9:35 ~ TAO sc
@rauo 0tapto3 Golib Gram iiber
g3ep 8uffolD & 6. & 10. 81. &. |11:3) d.. $50 90
'SGQlith. gusQeupmmeu Spuntn Qs.
, 1894-05-04

GnnnrtHJ Dnttpter.
S0Qlida mad 8uctne, Mtilpaufee, Sbebonoar. Wso nj,
tepor, &uotn9tpn nno 4tantftee u1 , 1br I6enbs.
9a9 @rau0 SanelL WsustegoH, Srano Eap1bs, etc.
Sdguu 7:30 ubr Abeu0S.
gto9 SetpauHee mp @9uopee, 9teuItae, 9onnerItae
unb SomlIaQ III : llhr Hbsubs.
9to6 StIr9eon Ban. Green Ban, Wtetouiuee. Ntoni.
lfIgns IIno 9Sap Yorts SomIto9 nm Z ubr Mbeuos.
Stflce THo Sods: SuB Der WtI1t0au 4De.
@h"Neiufilllen SoHntoQS. 2pbatu
, 1894-05-04

Gole8bur9 & Gtreotor ........... $3.50 mi 625 u
Epdfor0 s. 9OrreitDn -. .......... $50 Mt!+ 1886 q
&ocal Yptnts, SltnOts uuO Soma 11:20 Nt' 240 u
9euOer & Gan Jronci5Co ......... = 12:45 81 8:20Wt
&eDeIe & focfpr6. yfpdtoro. 80. 4:30 gt+l0:35 M
Bod Sails. StertiuQ ............ 4:30 % t10:35 Wt
Smoba, @0uu. Bluffs & 9eobpppb : $50 81 S:20Wt
8e90tpoob uu0 Die 0lad Stas......' $50. 81 S:20M
SanIas @itp, Ct SoIepb unoI
NtDiion. ..... ..H............f Clio 81 1915 Sc
9anntbal, 6alpefton unb Seras. -. 6:l0 81 1915 Mt
ct. Yaul unb Mtinneapplis ........ els 81 5000
Streotpr unb Gttawa.. .......... 6:15 81 9:00Mt
ct PAUL un0 Wtinueapolis ........ $50 81 7:10W
&onloS GitD, ct. Soiepb uub
GInoba, 9tncolu uub Senper. 80. HOG VI 645 81
Sdolid. + I1QIidl. onsaeuommen Sounta9s.
, 1894-05-04
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Anr,ol V4o4omon inf of the RELIANCETNSURANCE
Ahiadl OldttHltHt COMPANY Of Philadelphia in
the State of Pennsylvania on the 31st day of De-
cember, 1893: made to the Insurance Superinten-
dent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
full. $500, 10000
, 1894-05-04
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement R r 1HS d SSGsnSFD of i RoeR'
ford in the State of Illinois on the 31st day Of
December, 1898: made to the Insurance Superin-
tendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
full q 0nO Nnn no
, 1894-05-04

Eerre Soute uno @oonsOiue.. $500.
9onutue & Serre Satte 9onen9er.
SbiCoQo un0 NaIbnine &imiteo .....
3erre 9oute un6 gpnnsuiae. ......
DoriS, Marlb0G & Galro. 49,.
, 1894-05-04

NDtcaGo & G3Iterm SutnptA : 0t1embahu. -
" GtdetaOffice8: $50 GGorf=5tr. Mubitorium.Inre
uno Roiiagter=Stotion. 9earborn. unb 9ulf=9tr.
2d9ltb. i S1nntagS ous9en. Abfabrt. lNnfluft.
, 1894-05-04

GDicn9o & gScft Wttd)iSom 8nDn.
Gtatioh SUB bon u. Str. (@tobt=OfTce, 81 9larf ctr.
abfaDrt. Qnfunft
- M-@o9entu9e-burbf 8orfor-@ar-1.s5N
$50 yt-SSodentage-bnr0E YorIpr=@or-6.50 y
=; 81 I-ta9ii9-Oar9iabrenOe 5qLafma9.
9urdfabreno sStge 1tadD 6ranS WeptSS,
genStesUm, 8etos cp, GbarIe0oir, Srapcris
&ttt.
,,9te 9tiGet=YIate!" = gteW gDurf, @bicGeo
MRo ct. &omis=Giicababn.
9epot: @ie GIarf uuo s3ro6Ifte 6troSe.
t G09lid. au60euommen Sonnto9. Mbfabrt IQlnfunft
sS3bis@%8O y SlenelanO Ntaii & GrpreBt 1855 W $40 .
ytem Yort & Bolton @rpreB ........ $40 9J S15Mt
g9e9en Der JoRrpreiie DOer Better in 99Iafpdgen ridbs
tct aHTra9et on 8. 2borne, 8iuet=IQent 1919 Glatt Str.
CHICAGO & %ALT0N-UH!0N PASSENGER STATI0N.
Canal Street, between Madison and Adams SITS.
Ticket Office, 1876 South Clark Street.
4 Daily. I Daily except Sunday. Leave. Arrive.
Pacific Vestlbuled Express......... 200 PMl Is Pm
Kansas City u Denver Vestibuled Limited*l 800 PM ".45 Am
Kansas City, Colorado &Utah Express. n IL 80 PM 800 AM
st. Louis Limited 81 IL 90 AMI 4.55 Pm
st. Louis Palace Express "..... .......*l S.45 PM 7.30 Ara
Springfield & st. Louis Day Express - 800 AMI 700 Pm
Springfield q St. Louis Night Express. ~ IL 80 PM 7.30 AM
Joliet q Dwight Accommodation. .......*l 500 PM+ S.45 AM
, 1894-05-04

B~iscpnItn GtmtraIz &tnten.
'TdgI. tEdgG. ausgen. Sonntaqsl
xSGglId9, auSgeu. Somltags. +Qus0. NbfaDrtI 9tntunft
@tOHtags. fQus9. SDltut. II. Wtont. -- -
ct RauL, MtInneapo oils uub . 500 81 = 7:15W{
Yactfc gTpreB ..........".. 1910 ~ 1905 We
Ai1laHo uno Gulutb -. -. 49,. 500 81 lO:05 M
4iblonb nno Srontptpns xIO40 Qt 7:l5NR
@ou Claire @rpreB .......... $500. $50 Ntt $50 u
Waufeiba GrpreS .......... 345 Vf los OS
, 1894-05-04
Baltimore C O6iO= GiGen6abn.

SE&SabaT0 SIT cnbab .5uqe perIoHen 3earboru
%S Station, Gde QpIf un6 Dearborn ctr. Sidets
Office: pol e. GlGrf Str. un0 221 MttdtQau Npe.
.&69ltd3. i GQ9l., ouSgen. Sonut. @bfabrt Mntunft
ct. souls q 4eorta StmlteS ....... lO350W t' $50 81
ct. 2Duis & 2eraS 81. ........... 2" $40 M' $40 q
&0uioS @lt9 g. $eraS Or. ......... 2:32 9+ 100 y
ct. Souls & Yeorio @eItb Gr...... . 900 81 7:9O ~
9Eprreit Accommodation ............ . 4:35 81 IOlG IN
Detroit, Stem @urt, Bottom 2in1.... . 800 gt'I1:O0 u
Detroit, Stem 0prf, Bolton @r.. -. 1920 81 715 l0
SorDnto NIB MDutreal GrpreB. Sc. 500 W'1lcOO M
Eorouto=Ntontreal &Ocal Grpres -. 1890 ~ 1880 ~
Io'sg. WttS
@hica0o, Detroit &ocaI. ............Ff 1892 Wtt 6:l5 u
NDteaeO 4 @anern Sutmpta /. Gt5embobr
, 1894-05-04
II e ZI.1Il % I 0 SR @ 8

Nblcaso, 9foa SsIamo 6 TactHc=@abm. =
" Baiogier=Station Ban @ureu=5tr., ein Sled
iu0Iitb Dom gDar0 of 3raoe. SidetsSffce: 104 @Iartitr.
MD1ohr[ INufunft