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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-01-25
MINNEAPOLIS.

Minneapolis, Jan lS.-Wheat was firr1er
today and sold up about sc, closing thai
much above yesterday at 54ssc for Janu-
airy, 561sc for May. with fair inquiry for
cash wheat.
on Track-55%c for hard, 54ssc for No. !
northern, $3.50 for No. 2 northern.
Receipts-Wheat, 226, 460 bushels.
SUPERINTENDENT. =. 400 bushels
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-01-25

An eastern paper tells OF a novel
friendship which is exhibited in the salt
meadows along the Housatonic. 1t is a
friendship between a band OF wrens and
a nest Of hornets. Great numbers Of
the wrens built nests IN the bushes and
cattails and the hornets do not allow
man nor beast to come near them.
Snipe shooters and dogs all give the
spot a wide berth, while the birds and
hornets seem TO be IN the best possible
visiting terms and fully understand
each other,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-01-25
Dauk Failure ~ Nebrask.

Wauneta. Neb.. Jan. 1.-THE Bank OF
wauneta failed to open it, doors
Wednesday morning. The failure ID
caused by the complication with the
Bank Of stratton, which failed last Mon
day. The assets are said to be t2s.o 600
liabilities $1,000.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-01-25
HE OWES A MILLION.
Baron Ormathwaite Hasn't q Cent
I'm Sight for Creditors,

I'"so" OrAHun"oiSc Thosn'C q Cent
I'm Sight for Creditors.
London, Jan. 1.-THE second xamina-
ton In the proceedings against Baron
ormathwaite. a member of the house Of
ords. was held In the court of bankruptcy
Today. The baron owes In the neighbor.
hood Of a million dollars. While his assets
are practically nil. In 1881 he succeeded to
considerable property on the death of his
father. During the agrarian agitation In
ireland. however. his property there de.
preciated until II was impossible to COL
ect n rents. also the value Of his WEIGH
property steadily declined. Last year the
mortgages went into possession, and his
income from the estates was absoiuteIv
cut of. He is now dependent on rich rels-
lives.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-01-25

1t is said that Texas proposes to i'm
pose a tax Of $50 on all unmarried men
over 30 years of age. unless they can
make oath that they have tried to marry
and have failed.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-01-25

Vienna has established a circulating
library for the blind for which 900 vol
umns OF German works have been pre-
pared In raised type. The books wSll n
lent out for Q small fee.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-01-25
z. u. Goes 20 San FIR,

Chicago, Jan. 16.-Announcement was
made this morning that the COMMITTEES
Of officers of the National Women's
Temperance union, appointed to select
q location for h next national conven-
ton. has decided to ACCEPT the invitation
from San Francisco.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-01-25

Little Jessie Kruger, the crippled
daughter OF an umbrella member in Chi
cago, has become an heiress through
the recovery Of damages in the sum of
$4,000 from a cable company, which has
been held responsible for the loss OF one
of her legs. When the child hobbled
into court on two clutches, and with
wan cheeks, hollow from months OF
suffering and successive amputations
OF the wounded leg, ii was all up with
h company. The judgment is the
largest eve found against a corpora
ton in Cook county.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-01-25

It Is said that the police of New York
city have received orders to stop per-
sons from whistling on the streets OF
the metropolis after midnight.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-01-25

A $500 mile bicycle tour through ST.
IBERIA is being arranged by Mr.. r. l..
Jefferson OF London. He has already
made trips to Constantinople and to
Moscow on his wheel. When he starts
from Moscow he will try to follow the
great Siberian highway and The route
mapped out by Jules Verne and fol
lowed by his hero. Michael Strogoff,
Following this route he will pass
through the following towns: Kazan
Perm, Tinmen. Omsk, Kolivan, Tomsk.
kansk and Irkutsk,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-01-25

Chicago. Jan. 16.-In the circuit court
today, Kahn. echoenbrun q Co.. whole
sals clotbiers. confessed judgment Tor
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-01-25
FIoquet n Dyins.

Paris. Jan. 17.-Ex-Premier FIoquet,
who has been III for several days with
congestion OF the lungs. ID dying.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-01-25

a curious historical relic was recent
ly sold at auction IN London. 1t is u
large tankard Of solid silver presented
by King Charles III to Sir Edmund Ber-
~ Godfrey for his valuable services dur
ing the plague and the fire of London
for which he received the honor Of
knighthood in 1866. The tankard, which
is Of plain silver, mas a hinged cover,
y weighs nearly 36 unces. Its front
is engraved with the royal arms and the
crest Of the recipient, together with in
scriptions in Latin M engravings of
Genes connected with the fire, which
are still in excellent preservation.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-01-25

a poor, old man, ragged n foot sore,
etrayed into the house chamber at
Washington the other day after adj
journmcnt, and ambling down the aisle,
placed himself in the seat usually oc-
cupied by Congressman Stone or Penn
sylvania. The room was warm, the air
was filled with the odor OF good cigars,
and while gazing IA the beautiful cell.
ing the old man dropped asleep BY
and by he was aroused by the %janitor,
and he awakened 50 suddenly that his
Weatherworn, battered hat fell to the
floor. As he picked ii up and wiped
the dust off with his shabby coat sleeve,
he said in a gentle and apologize tone
OF voice: Excuse ne; l was Just
dreaming that / was q congressman"
Alas for all such a-wakenings!
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-01-25

The other night at a club dinner Sir
Henry Irving was requested TO sign his
name on menu by 100 men, till finally
he protested and asked that a collection
be made and sent to his hotel. 1t is no
secret that the interchangeable Brown
Stoker can sign his illustrious chiefs
name In a manner to satisfy the auto
graph fiend-but not a bank cashier, as
those familiar with Sir Henry's CHR
ography can distinguish certain -four
tshes that the latter always makes.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-01-25

The mansion Of kinblethmont, near
Arbroath. which was almost wholly
burned on December 80, for the second
sine within nine years, is the Kin
blythmont" Of Sir Walter SCOTS The
A%ntiquary," and II is known to anti
Quarians as the probable site of the
battle OF Drumderg-Blathmig, fought in
72S, and in which Drosten, a king OF
the Picts, was slain. The house con-
tanned two relics of Prince Charles Ed
ward, a wig and a tartan coat, which in
1745 were presented by him to h then
laird Of Kinhlejhmont, who had for a
time ac,ed as his secretary. These rel
les We're saved.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-01-25
SOUTH DAKOTA P0PUlISTS.
State League Organized at Yanktor

--RefOrm Editors Adjourn.
Yankton, s. D., Jan. 16.-The Populist
State league organized here today with
j. F. Kelley of Webster, president. The
Reform Press association and populist
state committee finished it's session to-
day and adjourned subject to call Of the
chairman.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-01-25

E~x-Presidcnt Harrison Announces 10.
New York. Jan. 1S.-Ex-Presiden
Harrison announced last night that he
and Mrs.. Dimmook were engaged.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-10-23

sur-Msr. raoontant une entrevue
avec lyman. Cslui-oi proclame
aveo indignation gull ma jamals
etc mel6 3 un oomplot de dynam.-
teurs. Il go propose de retourner
en- Am6rique ct de reprendre SO
vie ord,naire. Bien quill s'atten-
DAFT d etre lib6r4, ga mise on liber-
t6 Ia grandement reJoui. Pendant
quill 90 rendsit an cafe, en- voiture
il criait sens cesse:: t-Vive Ia Fran
cel' ct les PEASANTS r6pondaient
par le meme cri.
PARIs-Le ''Soir" public une
entrevue avec NJ. Lagasse, l'avocat
de Tynao, dams laqueIle Phomme
de loi declare que le seul obstscle
s6rieux 4 Ia mise en- liberte de Ty
nan etait lextraordinalre obstina
tion de la Grsnde Bretsgne 3 de-.
mandpr son extrsdition. Eile 9
montr6 dams >cette hffaire la meme
Dc .ermination don't ellie a f4lt
preuve lorsqu'elle refuse d'accor
der Pextradition de personnes que
Ia France en- vain I6clamees pen.
dant des ann6es. LIE procureur de
la RENE est venu express6ment 3
Paris ct a fait son possible pour
obt mir l'extraaitlon du prisonnier,
mails le gouvernement 6t6 f.rmr
ct refuse IL livrer lyman aux
sutorit6s aDglaises. N. Lagaoce
declare en- outre que Tynan await
an autre avocat plus p'lissant que
lni-meme, NJ. Eastle, Pambassa
deur am6ricain, qui a menace de
reclamer lyman CONNIE citoyen
AMERICAN.
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re p6rir sa femme ct ses enfants.
Celle-cl toutefois fut sauv6e, ainsi
que les eufants. mails les 81 sep
stembre dernler. Nine Schultz fut
trouvse tu6e dun coup de revol-
yer.
Acquitt6e par le jury du coro-
ner qui conclut ! un suicide,
Schultz Went d'etre arret6 sur une
plainte de ses deux enfants.
L'un d'eux, Charles p lward. ra-
conte quill . W son pore r6pandre
de Phuile sur le plancher lors de
l'incendie du 2 janvier 1898 II .
compris que le but de son p6re
eta1t de SO debarrasser dc sa fem
me ct de ses enfants. I-a vie de Ia
femme Schultz atait assur6e pour
un montant dc $1,000 Apres Fin
cendie. Schultz . tonch6 81 800
d'assarances pour ropriA Il.
Charles Edward Shuliz, les fils
d ! laccus6, est agA de 10 ans; son
frere William ma que Is ans. De
peur que leur pere echappe . Ia
justice, faute de preuve sur FAC.
cusat1on d d'avoir tus SO femme, lis
ont fait une autre plainte contre
lui l'accusant de crime d incendie.
Iepr1sonnier dit quill ny q
rien de vrai dams les accusations
port6es contre slui, Hpr6tend que
son fills Charles touiours montr6
de characterization ct quill croft
que son fills l'accuse pour SO ven
ger.
Le pore Schultzfa d6jA 6t6scon-
damne plusieurs fo,ssa prison,
pour vol.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-10-23
Ia REVUE CANADIENNE

sommaire de Ia Revue Canadieune du
mois d'octobre 1895
Ii a5alnte Famll 9, gravure .ispice
d'apres Carl Muller; Etude sur CO pein1re
ct son nuvre, pr: :Eug. Aubert; Plus
vermeil gu une cerise, gravure. d'apres
Meyer Won Bremen; ''Sentto Heaven =
.imit6e du poeme anglais do madame
Proctor, possie, par r. Del Mas; Cflebri-
tes infirmes, par 9. a. Bratter;; Les s;ien-
ces, les Arts OF les sHommes, par a. Le-
glamour; lie Mus . du college Saint Lau-t
rent Joseph q Carrier. 9. 8. Ci Rev. Jo-s
seph q. Carrier, 9. s. O., portrait; Les
M6tis canadiens trancais, par Camille
Derouet; 4 Monsieur Ernest Tardien, p,s
1sie, par r. Del Mas; Lolita; Chronique
du mois s't;;s a trAyers les liyres, par q.
II.
d. %. Beauchemin &, Fills Editsurs 256
etsa6s, rue saint-P Paul, Montreal Canada.
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P ]. lyman
LIE PRETENDU< DYNAMITEUR RENTS
EN- LIBERTE PAR LIE doUvERNE.
MENT FRAkOAIs

BoULoGNE SUR MtR-Patrick j.
Tynnn, 10 pretendu dynamiteur
don't le gouvernement ffsnoais q
refuse Pextradition en- A gleterre,
q 9t6 remis en- libelts. ID se rem
dra d r sris en-, compsgnie de deux
amis am6rioains. Tyuan dit gull
est satistait du traitement quill .
{ ga en- prison. Ga lui permettai,
les clg.res ct autrt 8 douceurs. Ty
nan refuse de parler de ses rels-
tons avec ses pr6t,,,dns compa-
gnons conspirateurs, B ~, en pri-
son, : Londres, ct Z carney It Hail
nes. qnit ont etc ariet6s = Rotter-
dam, pulls remis en- llbert6. Tout
ce gull dit Alenr suit c'sst quits
Avaient une mission 4 remplir ct
qu'iIs pont accomplie.
AprAs evoir visit6 Paris. lyman
ira = OheIbourg d'oh 80 croft gull
spsrtlrs pour n ~ Yossk.
LoNDRgs lie daily n wa pu I
bile aujonrd' hal une depeche de
Boalog Mer. qui etablit ID
diff f5renoe de traitement accofd4 =
lyman et. t.celui dun sujet anglsls
qui 6tait tomb6 entire les mains de-
sla police franoslse. L'Anglais fut.
conduit avant-hiaI. les msnottes
aux mains, an navire s Folk stone"
OF chasse du pays parce qu'on &
soupconnait d'atre anarohiste. u
syait Ste d6tenu IS lours en- prison,
.mais les autorites 4 n'qnt pu rsusslr
. rlen prouverse eontre s.ui.
lie ls,ly y Mai il public
une d6peeha dc BouIogne. ]
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Herman Paul Schulz eat dA8

Herman Paul Schulz est de
:tenu au poste central de police de
New Z ork sur une accusation de
meurtre ct de CRIME d'incendje.
Lea lanvler 1898 la fsmille
Sbultz demeurait au No 934 de j.
9eme Avenue, Nevs York. On pr5-
tend qu'i nit 10 feu = u meison
pour trieher les assurances st fai.1
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Texas, dams laquelle 10. grand hom-.
n. a 'Etat ali mand conseille 1oxs
Etsts Unis d'adopt4r an systAm-
de monnayags iliimit6 de pargent.5
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-10-23

L'Archeveque Ireland, en- re-
ponse 4 une demsnde eorite fate
par vingt-sept hommas daft aires
de Get Etat, appartenant 4 tous lee
parts politiques, fit la declaration
suivante, adress6e q la Presse As
soci6:
"Je ne refuse pas, dams la erise
par laquelle Ie pays passe aotuel-
lement, de parler pour Pintegrite
de la nation, pour l'ordre sooial.
pour la prosperite du peuple, pour
lhonneur de lAmerique ct Ia per
manencs des libres institutions.
Je suis c1toyen du pays, interes 9
aux aR aires de ma nation ct SOU
mis- tontes les responsibilities de
ma condition de cit yen. Gard-'
Ie silence. quand mes paroles pour
rsient etre de quelque utilize pour
le peuple, serait 4 mon avis une
lAohet6 ct un crime.
"Je connais bien l'objeotion fai-
te contre le membre d. clerg6 par
liant On n'importe quel temps sur
des aff ,ires qu1 touch mt la politl-
ticue, de peur que son IL haeno~
CONNIE docteur ct prsdioateur de
la religion paraissent etre utilise6
pour promoavoir les iDt6lets dun
parti politique. A celia j pourrai.
r6poudre quill y des temps ct
des occasions oh la plate forme po-
litique sjgn'fie d6sastre POUR un
pays, occasions oh la po'ltique est
6troitement lice d la morale ct 3 Ia
religion, ct dams de pareilles occa-
sions, 10 pretre doit etre patl tote,
sans d ,nner un moment de repit B
des considerations d'utilite, et doit
prendre on main le resultat, la
consequence morale on rel'gieuse,
meme 81 ellie est revetue du man
teau de Ia politique. Mails dans
l'exemple present, Je ne cherch-
sucune excuse de la sorte. Je par
le entierement CONNIE oitoyen san-
qarantie oe ma position oI6ricale.
Aussi profond-s que cont mes con
victions, je 1especte tontt fois sin
cerement tout citoy n qui souli mt
una opinion d f srente de la mien
ne. Je n'accuse nj leur bonne toi,
nj leur honneur, je mai rien Z taire
aveo les hommes, mais avec les
princ,pes ct le movement aene-
raj. Cette justice que 1e rends 3
eeux don't je suis p1et 4 combattrt
les opinions, je suis assure qu'ils
me la rendront.
"Jssnis pour la plate forme et
ls caudldat 3 La pr6sidence de Ia
convention rapuplloaine de s.,
Louis. Je snis oppose 3 la plate
farme ct au candidst de la conven-
tion democratic de Chicago.
"a Reception des jours de la
euerre civile, jamais peril aussi
grave ma menace notre pays, que
celui .qui est impiique dams la
campagne politique d'aujourd' hui.
'tLa question du libre monnay-
age de l'argent est mise sur le
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y. =. pmv@
AvocAT
GLOBE BUILDING
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA
la Tigresse des PALMER.

Sous ce titre Ella Bonne Litt6ra-
tnra FraDcaise pour septembre
1886, one mons venons de recevoir
oresente aux lectenrse nudes plus
baaux romans de Victor Parcsval,
don't le style enjou6 . Rsen6 beau
comp de popularit6.
De beau num6ro sera epvoy9 D
toute adresse sur reception dc los
en- argent ou u cents On timbres-
poste. On an abonnamsnt d'essai
de 8 moia sera inserit sur rAoep-
tion de 25 cents. Addresses Lepro-
hon = Leprohon, Editeuys q Rue.
ST Gabriel Montreal Uansds.
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Aveo ee document Btysn ct les
autres chef. de oe parti esp4ralen,
capter le vote allemand. On sal,
que les teutons des Etsts. Unis Q,
leurs dssc sndants v6nArpnt plus
que tout autre l'homme de fer e,
de sang, qui q fond5 l'empire d'A'
lemague ct pris 1deux provinces .
Ia France, sans com 1ter quelques
mitliards
NJ. les argeutistes comptaieni
cans lsur no e, c'rst-A dire ga u.
III N. Audry D. White. qui fr,
consul am6ricai.. 4 3 ,rlln en- 1879,
1880 ct 1881. Uae lettre que Q,
mo .sieur y.ent d'adresser au gou
v.rneur Oalberson falt voir que
Bismark 9, dams 80 lettre, voulu
duptr les am6ricains nj plus nj
moins.
Pendant que N. White Atait sen
Allemsgua, un movement 90 Fl,
dan, rE npire pour demon6tlser
l'argent, It savez-vous qui an 6tait
fame d rig .aute? Blsns,k qul
4tait alors tout paissant. O4i, ce
lula mem qul 6crit la fameuse
lettre en- favear du llbre monnay
sg. de pargent. -. aux Etats Unis
bien entendu.
Lie chanceller de Fer, dams cette
lutte contre l'a,gent, fat victo-
rleux, suivant son h4bitude, ct une
masse enorme d. monnale d'ar-
CANT retourna en- ling ,ts don't une
partie fat vendae par le gouserns.
ment allemsnd, m is comme le
prix obtenu 6tait tres bas ct qae
Ia baisse continusit. les ventes des
lirg ots d'arg snt farent interrom-
pues, en- attendant Ia hausee, d.
sorte que la t,6sorerle allemandr
az trouve encore . posseder 800,
600 600 d'a1geut demon6tis6 qa'el-
le voudrsit bien convertir en- es
peces sonnsntes. pourvu qu'elle
ny perdlt pas trop dams Ia trans
action.
''Naturellement, 6crit M. White.
les hommes d'Etat ct les fnancier.
allemands, depuls la demonetisa-
tion, ont regard6 de cote ct d'su-
tre pour volr s'Ils ne trouveraient
pas un pays assez fable on insen-
s6 pour leur enlever des mains ctl
argent don't la valeur joslu'a Of
Jour d dimlnu6. Ills ont I4nssl a
en- ecouler IN peu-dlsons 81 600,
GOO dams cette pauvre Egg pte
sous le kh5diye Tew6k; ct CON me
Bisma,k est r4elIement un homme
d'Etat patriote ct ssgace. il serait
naturellemtnt heurenx ds trouvrr
une autre dnpe de ce cote cl de
1'AtIantiaue, pour 90 debarrasse,
anx EtatA.Unie flu reafe do Par
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GRAND DANGER.
L'ArCheYeque Ireland sur Ia Campa-
6n6 PreSente
ReponSe a une DeInande fate par touS
les PARTS Politiqu6S
Sa Grandeur est Opposee a la Pla-
te-Forme Adoptee Chicago
Position Prise ContrG9 AlltOrite Fec
der<le ct llne Session qli Menace
laDestructiOn de P(Drllre Social.
Desodre ct Anarchie Seraient SUI
pTeme8.
III a ffirme que la Question Monets'1re
est dune Importance Seconlialre.
III Af1irme que la Question Monetnire
est dune Importance Secondaire.

premier rang. g tta question 9
son importance; mais en presence
d'sutres questions qui sDnt 6troite-
ment lie g ensemble, ellie est dune
importance bien moindre.
"Le movement qui q son ex-
orsssion dans la convention de
Chicago ct qui maiotanant, par le
moyen du suffrage univer.e', cher
che 4 s'implanter dams Ia capitsle
de Ia nation, est dams % conse-
quence logique contre les Etats-
Unis; c'est une secession: Ia s6ces-
sion de 1861 que nos soldat-
croyaient avoir cons,gn6 ! une
cao,t 6ternelle 4 Appomattox, mals
aui demand de nouv. au q etre re-
oonnue par le peuple americaiD.
La declaration sur la plate-torme d
Chicago ct ne peut avoir d'autre
sigoificstlon: Nous d6noDcons FIN
gArence arbitraire des au,orites fe-
d6rales dams nos sff.lres locales
CONNIE une violation de Ia ocnst'-
,ution des Etats- Unis ct un crime
contrs les Institutions libres. Les
paroles font allusion 4 l'acte de
Grover Cleveland, envoyant les
troupes aux Etats. Unis pour pro.
teg r Ia prop,i6t6 rationale ct pour
METRE en- force les lois nasionales
darant lea troubles r6gnant . Chi
csgo en- 1894. Dams ces paroles il y
la vie,lle doctrine de secession,
que LIS Etats sont independents do
gouvern. m-nt national de Wash
iugtoD; il y q Formulation de pu-
uion; c'tst une notice servie an
orspsau de l'Anerique, qu'en de
hors do District de la Colombo il
est sans pouvoir d'exprimer son
nutorite. il est sans defense. O'tst
d6clarer au president des Etsts
Unis que pour faire observer lee
lois natlonales ct proteger Ia pro-
prl6t6 du pays, il ne peut pas faire
march r ses trouprs dams sucun
Etat sans la permission du gouv. r
nrur do Get 3 at. L'un des prinoi-
paux orateurs de Ia convention d
Chicago en- q montr6 l'esprit: 'Je
viens dun Etat qui etait Ia r6si
dence des partissus de Ia s6ces-
sion, disait le Ssnateur Tillman,
de la 9 .roline du Sad. 'Je dis
continue til, 'c'rst une issue par
tielle ct cette issue pr6vaudes.' Et
c'etait convenabls, ola arrlvsut
b,en 3 propos que l'orateur qul de.
vait ainsl donner connaisssnes de
l'esprit de son psrti ct de la con-
vention de Ohicsgo. fat IN repre-.
sentant do la Caro- Ine do Sud
Trols fois deja que ls Caroline du
Sud . parl6 pour Ia s6cession
quand en- 1882. cet Etat psssa l'or-
dominance appellee ordonnsnce de.
formulation, quand On 1861, Get
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Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-14
Don't miss Elisa tonight. RAILWAY NEWS AND GOSSIP

Freight business is growing heavy with the railroads, and the passenger traffic Is also holding it's own on nearly all of the roads The ticket business especially is expected to increase considerably in volume within the next few days on ac- count of the mardi gras festivities in Bir- mingham, Mobile and New Orleans. Bet ter business conditions, it is believed, will give much better markets for south ern garden products and fruits from the tropics. Two trains of bananas went through yesterday on the Louisville and Nashville, bound for northern points.
 Locally. the sales agents of the coal companies keep up a steady demand for coal cars.
 Saturday morning at an early hour the Golden Gate excursion train will pass through the city. It Is one of the hand somest train of coaches that has passed through Birmingham. It Is lighted with electricity and heated with steam gener- ated in an engine especially built for the train.
 Sunday the Raymond and Whitcomb excursion train will pass through Bir- mingham. bound for California and New Mexico.
 The Louisville and Nashville pay car arrived In the city yesterday afternoon and the boys of the "old relia ble" were made happy by the timely financial dis- penSatiOn
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-14

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE. Train No. 3S, leaving Birmingham at 5:55 a. m., carries Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars between Birmingham and Atlanta uniting at Atlanta with and forming a part of the Washington and Southwestern Vestibuie Limited, running solid between Atlanta and New York, thus making no change be- tween Birmingham and New York
 Train No 36, leaving Birmingham at 3:35 p. m., carries Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars between Birmingham and Jacksonville, via Atlanta and Macon, and between Birming- ham and Atlanta, and between Atlanta and New York, via Washington.
 Train No. H, westbound, leaving Bir- mingham at 1O:30 D. m., carries Pullman Sleeping Cars between Birmingham and Winona. Passengers will be admitted to car leaving Birmingham at p. m, and, arriving, will be allowed to remain in the car until a. m.
 Additional information as to schedules. rates. sleeping car reservation etc. cheer fully furnished upon application to office of travelling passenger agent, No North Twentieth street, Birmingham, Ala tele- phone. 846 J. Nj. CLIP
 Traffic Manager, Washington D. c.
 w. H. GREEN,
 General supt.. Washington, D. c.
 w. A. TURK
 G. P. A., Washington, D. c.
 c. A. BENSCOTER,
 A. G. P. A., Chattanooga, Tenn.
 l.. A. SHIPMAN
 T. r. A., Birmingham Ala.