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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13
mrs. pub. Feb %; last March q, 1877.
SUFFICE FoK .uBiICArI''N.
Frs, pzb- FEB. -; ia>s Na-eh q, 1877.
NOTICE rOR PUB I,AtIO>.
Lad o4ee At Marquette. Mich.
February lsih. Isl.

LAID oAee At Marquette. Mich.
February lsih, isSs.
So,ie4 = hs-rhy given that the following
named settlers have nleG notice Of their In
t@riSon 20 make dual p-cof in support OF their
cain and tzai sid prNp-5f vii l. made t-iore
,hs REGISTER ard ReceiTer. at Marquette
Nt,h % March .2sh. issG. viz: JOAN NJ
Peterson. I'D. application No. el,S, for the q q
Of .. 80 - tp 81, - -
40 Alexander Henderson. I'D. application
No clss- for TIE =. Of : y, sec - ~ 81, q >
-.
Also yay 7. Drew. Id. application No ole..
for tie n SO a. ID 81. ? 3. -
Taey name toe following witnesses 70 prove
ts-ir continuous residence upon Are eu4 IVA
tion Of said land. viz joan VI. Peterson
Alexander Henderson, Jay T Drew. Aceioer'
L Ely and jeremiah SULLIVAN. al Of Laird.
Mon PETEK PRIMAL,
Register
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13
First pub FEB e isE.
ELECTION NOTICE

Flrs; pub FEB e isE.
ELECTION NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
ot5ce % tie S<crrtary OF state.
To the SA.-ir Of ae County Of Bara-A;
Sir-Nca are hereby notified thaI A. tSe
Genera EsecIi0n 10 - he'd IA this state on
s5~ nrsl Monday OF Aprt neni- the fotto-Ins
5.ser - are to b elected viz;
Ju-sice Of Tie saYre1e CoEr. in pace OF
Charles D Long. whose term % o nee Ell clre-
D-,,-rsh-.r 81 1877. also ;-c Rs<ents Of the
Cufrrr-fiy Of yichirA1 in place % Levi L
se.-h boar ausi william J. Cocker, whose terms
81 u..ics expire D-z--al Der 81. 80
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have
h~r-urto S~i nv land AID an Ned
fsxAIl to- Great sal 81 sde safe %
llichi-au. ~ Lansing. tAs day and
year rr-I at-oT- written.
WASHINGTON GARDNER.
Secretary Of state
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13
Ets-1 pub Feb. y, i,s.: last March ~. l,Q7.
NUIiIE fOR PCBLtCATiOS.

Land Oecr Al Marguerite. Mica,
Feb. ~, i-s5,
Notice j. h-sehv given that the foilowipz-
arly..! 'rr aa- Filed notice % hi nt4u .ior.
lu uIas- a.3a. proof IN support oi ni- ella n
aud that -,atd pru1i val. IT, IEde before the
Clrrk Of the Circuit Court ~ Nn4ghton
county. at HpUzhtou. Mica. on March -. m.
viz. John Nc sahon. I'd application Ne. oIds.
.ur The n = \. -, =, ~ ~ - -.
U- names fa- f'ilussiug w4tue-.s-- 20 prove
h.- ruEIalEua- re-id-nc" lgnn aud cultivation
a. -st@ LIANT. viz. Jp~-rh BarhNno. Aut1tu-
'ln--. Martin DwgrE and Ju--Pn "a .tion al
- EaTa-I. Mich.
PzTEE PgIvrAr.
81. --ta.r
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13
-; pub. NArca IS 10 Ia, April 5. ~;
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
DsPAE7sTNr oy sr.Ig

DsPAETsTNT ~ STATE
Lansing. March 5 isJ7
To- the -he-i- % Barag.. CoUuiy. Aich.:
sir. Toa are her-oF NOTIFIED that the I@gi.-
iature - thu SAFE - N.e-igau has passed
JOINT RE- lLL-ioN, % sTa!r3 hereby Ger
NY taa' -. t'..p7rta- = correct trar.-. rtTi
81 the Secretary % stat
JOINT RESOLUTION
T. amend section tee - av;icIe ten, -
. the Constitution Of ,a- STATE 81 Mica
-au. - to pruyi'- for a Bpsri ot
C,urty Auditors ior the County %
Rea;.
Resolved rs tie S@ua,a and Hnn-e .. Repre-
~eaiaiir-~ - The STAT - Michigan. TIA, the
tb- -ta'- II Nicaisau ~ aai she same ! h.r-.
by proposed and Submitted 20 the poop. q
tAi~ ~tate. thai = t. -. IhI; section ten ~
Srtir'e ten IT -sid eun-t!tutior ~ agn-ntirl -
70 read a. f1i"v-:
Settler ~ To- tou-, ~ supervisors. or. In
tie c"ui.t- % WAGE and In the county OF
the exclusive power % prescribe AMI TX t1e
CONDENSATION f1- ali services rendered FOR.
AID {" adjust al claims a=siUs; their r-SPec-
Ifv- +uruit.--' aud tn.. -irl - nxed or d.nted
shall ~ subject 10 10 appeal
Id Be it Further Resolved. That said
Amendment hail ~ submitted 70 the people
otthi< state al the election TO be held on ;Ee
hrs, Monday Of April Ia ih- year one thousand
eight huDdrsd and Iinety ven. and that the
secretary Of state j. hereby required To give
notice of the same 10 the sheriff. Of the
several countries 90 this state. At least twenty
days prior to such election. aud the said
shrrirs shall ~ required to give notice To- the
several townships. the sar,- a. for the election
Of Justices of the supreme cpart. and the said
amendment shall IT, printed upon the Official
ballot used a, such election a. provided By
law, a. follows: ''Am~nameri TO the cousti tu-
ton "a provide for pard Of County Auditors
for Kent coun,y-YEs so !"
All votes east therefor snail BE- counted. can.
vas-ed and returned a. for the election Of a
Justice Of the supreme Court of this state.
THIS joint resolution l. ordered To take i'm
mediate effect
Filed February 10. Isyf.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I
- have hereunto set my hand and
y 49,, AFFIXED the Great Seal of the
STATE OF Michigan. At Lansing.
- the day and year nrst above
written.
WASHINGTON GARDNER
Secretary Of STATE
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13

with that OF Franklin Pierce, WIS
was inaugurated March 4, 1883 The
leading policies of the Republican
party since its birth are admirably
treated. This is one OF the most Ia
teresting and valuable politica.
histories ever published.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13
Fir, pnb. March :. lse7; las, April :, i.27
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
UEFA.TrENr OF SrAIl


Lansing. March :. 1897.
To tie sheris Of Ba-aEa eoGaty. ieh.:
S.r: Voc are hereby notified irat the ie-i-
latu-e % iae state Of Michigan has pAs>e-t =
JOINT RESOLUTION. Of Which hereby Ger
Is tast tie following j. a CORRECT n an-cri u
II ta@ enzro---d copy nos on Gle in the otscs
81 iar secretary of state:
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing al auerdzeni 20 section
one article Dine. Of the Constitution OF
This State. alive 70 she salary Of iae
Attorney General
R@>sise,4 by the senate and House o, Repre-
S4u;atlT.S Of tie state OF Michigan, ThaE an
znie-.r.-u. TO ssriiou one. OF article nine Of
TIE constitution Of tai- sia.- be and the sane
j. hereby proposed. 70 res.d a. follows:
SEc-t1S !. TIE Governor shall receive an
annual .aiary Of four taousard dollars; the
I'D -es 81 me circcii csurI shall each receive
an arnual salary u two thousand I've hundred
dollar~; tie attorney general shall receive a.
annual salary of Ihre- thousand eve hundred
d1.far-, ard ne - a. reside daring ai- term %
otace. in she city % Lansing. and In p-r-on 8.
tend IL TIE duties of ni- o=5r-: the Secreters
u siat~ -ca3 receive an annual Saart OF
-3Zht hundred dollars: TIE state Treasures
-aaIl rrv.e5Te al suuEAl sA.arT u one tnog "a nj
dollars 8; 80 -urre-ilteLGeut Of p1bitc ir-truc
iian -laH receive an srnIai sa,ary Of c'o'
safe and o-i-e -aa,l receive NJ annual sslary
D.. etEh; hU1G=@t dollars TEey shah receive
10 t----- ov PIC uls;.--~ E12'rv~r fJ- we p@r
FORA, 4Ec- .: a1y duties connected with Io-.r
L~-i-'A'rre 70 Increase Toe salaries aere.r
D-uylL-c
b 7, Fl-th@- Resolved TIA, said amend
-euI = al - - rnr4ri--t 70 the I--1p.- Of iu'
STATE % aichi-aa at ~ next spring election
on to r--I vEday % April. 10 tie y-a- oE'
trol-art ei-z; hruEr-1 and nIaeiy---v-u
anA tce ---.ta-- u -'af- J. hereby Required q
.-.T- ro:!ce o. ne sane 20 t6- sheriff. % tas
ssv--a. cuursi-- ~ ta3- state the time prior -
said election required BY 49,. All the Sait
shrriS- are E---hy required 20 give To-
several rotic-- r~sui--d by law. Each per
-on voting fs- SID am-ndneut shall aar-
SrittAu or printed or ~ ballot. a. then pro
v.G~i py az. The words .An-nameai 10 ta-
CONSTITUTION laiive 10 The salary ~ the Al
to-u~y G-c-ral--Y--.'' and each person votini
against -ai6 Amendment -aall have % hi
bz!ly' in Ike uAnHer. amendment TO To-
constitution relative 20 the salary Of To
Attorney CIeu-rA!-No The ballots snail II
Al. RS @-;- -. csura-~-si aud returns - Id
a. n genera election q state officers.
Thi- Jciai Resolution ! ordered TO take II,
D.! ate eject. 49,.
EIlea February -. ~
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF.
aN.Nst iae Great seal 81 m
st@ ~ Michigan, n, Lsr-in ,
To- dag A.f year nrsI abJt
S-ls;~E.
WASHINGTON GARDNER,
secretary VI STATE
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13

WILLIAM MCKINLEY has beer
president ten days, and has no.
thought Of duck shooting or hshing
With the Major il is business oeior'
pleasure: with Grover it was simply
and purely pleasure.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13

THE New York Tribune's in
augural number has a brief review
of early American politics and a
comprehensive history Of the last
eleven administrations, beginning
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Justice Of the Supreme Court.
CHARLES D. LONG. q. Lansing
For Regents of the State University,
W. J. COCKER. II Adrian.
c. D.LAWTON. o: Lawtou.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13
psyss AID printer. published

Pass AND PRINTER, puOIIsueu u
Boston. Mass. is one OF the beS'
trade papers published in the coun-
try. In is devoted to the Interests
of editors, publishers and printers
and each issue is full of valuable
information. 1t has recently been
enlarged TO twelve pages, and Is
meeting with well merited success.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13
CFFI-E OF THs SsrS"
OF BlsAsA COUNTY.

CFFI~E OF THE SsESIyF
OF BLR.ss CcCSTy.
L'Anse. MieA.. February fsh, 1857.
70 -Ey v-E~ToEs OF YHk COUNT cy B,EAsA-
Pursuant 70 the above nNiice ron are a---oy
uo;i---. ihat a. the Genera Election TO oe bed
in tie various townships and election pre-.
riuet. in this county. on The trsi Xondsy %
pill nens. the following o4cers are 10 Be
elected. viz:
Justice % TIE Srp-ece Court IN plsee o.
Czarl-> D. Long. whose term OF once expires
r,-.-sb-- ys, laSe Aiso two Regents o.
ne TE.ver-:ty az NtchiEar IL place of Lew l.
Ra-h.ou- and villa J. Cocker. whose terms
q. o1srs expire December 81. ~
-, = Comfy Commissioned % Schools
C,5ven -u.er ~ haa1 AID seal ~ I Anse'
gIchi-ar. the day Ara year .--i aboye written
JOHN II. HID,
sheriff.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13

The date ayyo1s:e each suss1rlseF's nAat - ihe
opptea ad4rsss % each pAPer N sc1iss 'ss u=< %
pAscN the Itscrtpis'n = 2Aid- 81 .
.,hs-,,ssr nav . 80 ~ aAuzes 1855 - - sEn-
.e-Ttsss acrCu-g s'zn1s. 1nC - rase 5aF e-ref :
.aesta IyiaE cre4I; 49, the gaHzsz' - @on<f -
,ass-rIptson. uIs th= 1aiF o. me 1919 -
.s,Tf, 40, qf5Ee .s,anat anness~S4yy DELAY
us1aly tae PUBLISHER C3-t1nuer s-a2sae -
ozper at! Z - 9rEsfe1 ttSrn;IaE-t. -artnef ihs
szsscsIEI1sE rs sTgtFr- o. q = =
- !, sF.yoztissed ss ,s1ult astlts thas ozee
eel pag % ARRANGE Gtatrs - spN
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13
TIE 1ficiaI Paper Of Baraga cOanty.


LAVA a-Es-ll cireas, ledge HosgAioa
JoHS 4 HiLb 81 I'll. L'Aa~e-
NIX HAyrLASo. Prc-ecEtIag hiorney. re
" sySxs. Jaa-e u PrJoAt-. BArlrA-
O. %. Fss-LFz, CraaiT lIe-E zae SeE-s'ff o.
p---ss- : Az-@
n Tu-ux. Trszssrcr. L'Ause-
5,xrs cKEssHE.. Cgazly zrveyor. sgzir
Y L. Srs~E. Cssezi, Cyztr Cozzt->'saer-
III ST'ytEr rs4 J. . HcEES~I<- L'A=se,
ans R.CaAEo FEaEE- ulr4Ea-. Po-sc G~'7=1,
slDae.s-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13

wHENEvEs a proposed constitu-
t!o1a. amendment Is submitted al
an election not more than half the
people that vote for the candidates
on the ballot vote for il. The reason
Cor this is that the amendment
tickets are separate from the regular
ballot. The senate committee OF
elections has made a favorable re-
port on bill which is intended 70
change things so that all votes east
for any ticket on ballot will count
for tue amendment or against il.
The plan IS 10 have the amendment
printed al the bottom Of each ballot.
Then with cross at the top Of the
ticket yes vote viii be counted for
the amendment unless the voter
runs d pencil! through it. Every
vote by q torgetful voter will there
fore &c for the amendment,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13
no.R, OF .cHooL EXAMINERS

N J. McgAxSI. cgza,y SGAeol C0==5s-
siorer. BRraZ1.
NIs. X A. CCEEI. L'A1s@-
y 4 CAEEINZEE SPAR NJ
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13
First pab. FEB -; LAST March 2. i@-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Lad Once ~ Marquette. Mich
February issh. isH.
Notice "a hereby given that the following.
,.1a~1 .etfler has dled notice OF his intention
10 uake ruAl proof In support OF his GLAZE
80 that ~aiA proof will be made before INC
Ct.rk OF The Cireuit Court of BAr2gA county.
=, L'Anse. Mich. on March 9Th. isH. va
HsDari Anderson. I'D. application No 49,
fsr the uuA Of nvA.e = OF q y, and
- ofne " sec ! Up 50. a - ~
He names tbs following witnesses 70 prove
III. e,u.inuous residence upon and CULTIVATION
% Lid land viz: Martin Berg, August
Haa-ou Henry GirArt and Arcade BONNER
- = PErEs PuHIAu.
Register.
Firs. pub. Feb %; las; March a. 1877
suTICE FOX .UBi ICAri'S.
Land oree At Marquette. Mich
February 18th, ~.
Notice is hereby given that the foiio-ins
uau,-.! settler has nled notice of his Intention
10 nAke nnAl proof in support 0f his cislm-
aaa that said proof will be made oriorc lae
C.ers Of the Circuit Court OF Barasa eouhH,
>; L'Ans@. Nieh. on March 9Th. 49, Va !;
Joseph Daqpxtte. I'D app. cation No go 'os
III. n. sec :. - 81. u r Sov
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
HI eo.,.uuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF aid land viz: J. b B-lanEer, OF L 'An-e,
plch: Peter BirE. Joseph oe<rtn and
PrTxR PRHE.U.
Register.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF.
- nave h-r-uuto So ny hand and
aNNsG ine Great seal % the
safe ~ Michigan, a. Lansing,
- IT, day Aat year nrsI above
SJrlii~r.
WASHINGTON GARDNER,
80 Rotary Of State.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-03-13
=, Y RXI>tIR>

pnSrR e. wnLIGHs. L Aas@ LoW1-.tP.
II G.LAGHEE- Bsr1gz L"Sasz8p-
". BKES ArE0z TJGEsHIs-
ALEI DGSG Z. SPAR - zss'P.
.oHS LYONS C3vi7g-nz !os1sE'p-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-09
NEW TRIAL ORDERED IN THE
CASE OF COUDOT AT BIS
MARCK.
CONVICTION IS IMPOSSIBLE.
HIS ALLEGED ACCoMRLICEs WILL
PROBABLY ALSO GAIN
FREEDOM.
Ex-sTATE OFFICIALS BIG LOSS.
Seeing the Sights at Mandan Cost
Him $2,OOO-News of the
Northwest.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
BISMARCK, N. D.. Nov. 8.-The SUI
preme court today handed down an
opinion in the case of Alec Coudot, con-
Victed and sentenced to be hanged for
the murder of the members of the Spi-
Ger family, last winter. granting new
trial, and stating in it's opinion that
evidence presented by the state was
wholly inadequate to support the con-
viction for murder Coudot was con-
victed largely upon the testimony OF
Paul Holy Track and Philip Ireland,
who confessed to having been implicat-
ed in the murder. The supreme court
holds that there is not sufficient corrob
Grating testimony of these accomplices
to warrant conviction. Each feature
of the testimony presented by the state
has been declared inadequate. Attor-
neys for the prosecution state that un-
der this decision they have no chance
of securing the conviction Of any of
the men under arrest for murder that
will stand the test of appeal, as they
have no further testimony to present.
1t is possible that when the cases
against Black Hawk and Defender are
called the men may be dismissed. What
will be the result in the case of Holy
Track and Ireland, who have confessed.
is conjectural. They may deny what
they have heretofore stated, and insist
that the state prove their guilt, which
might be a difficult matter, If not inn
possible.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-09

freight rate situation. No date has been set
for the meeting, but it will probably be held
as soon as assurances are received that all
of the interested lines can be represented
by their executive officers. There is strong.
ly divided opinion regarding the outcome OF
the meeting some believing that the situa-
ton can be improved, and others holding the
opinion that there can be no permanent i'm,
provement until after the reorganization OF
the Union Pacific and that Of the Union "a
cifc, Denver & Gulf are completed rms
will not be until some time in the early
spring. and meanwhile the roads expect to
struggle along with their demoralized tariffs
in the best way possible.
1t is announced that the reorganization pro,
ceedings of the Wisconsin Central are well
under way, and that in response to the apo
peal of the reorganization committee, over %
per cent of the joint Improvement bonds nave
been deposited. The total amount OF the Inn.
provement bonds deposited is $3,G35VVV, out
of a total Of $3642,C00.
The Eastern reads out of Chicago are much
disappointed over the amount OF business
they are receiving. It has been decreasing TOT
some time and il it were not for the amount
of West bound business the roads would fnd
themselves in a bad position. The greater
amount of their business is by far west
bound
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-09
WHOLE FAMILY DEAD.
Suicide of Five Members of the
Dreyfus Household.

Suicide of Five Members of the
Dreyfus Household.
PARIS, Nov. S.-A man named Drey-
fus, who is believed to be cousin OF
Capt Dreyfus, the depOrted artillery
officer, imprisoned on an island off the
coast of French Guiana, his wife, for
merly an American, and their three
daughters, respectively thirteen, eleven
and seven years of age, committed SUI
eide this morning or last night, at
their residence of Mareceu. The porter
of the house found their bodies In their
apartments Early today. They were
lying on the floor in the bed room OF
the youngest child. Dreyfus left a let
ter for the commissioner of police or
that district. enclosing 400 francs with
which to defray the expenses OF the
funeral of the family. The deceased
husband and father was so terribly up
set by the sentence imposed upon Capt.
Dreyfus. that he changed his name to
that of his wife.
It is believed that the suicides were
committed because of the recent losses
by Dreyfus on the bourse. Madame
Dreyfus last week, made extensive pur-
chases of furs and clothing for the
children and was getting ready to visit
her sister-in London. This seems to
show that she had had no mixing of her
husbands intentions at that time, and
leads friends of the family to believe
that it was only under his overmaster-
ing influence that she agreed to share
his fate. 1t is not believed that the
Capt. Dreyfus affair was an important
factor in the suicide.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-09
HINES ESCAPES AGAIN.
His Daring Plan Came Near Being
Fatal.

JAMESTOWN, n. D., Nov, s.
Farmer Hines has again been brought
back to the state asylum. A week
ago he escaped a second time and had
reached Valley City on his way TO
Minnesota when he was caught.
Hines said he was not treated very
we'll at the asylum, and that he was
bound to get away, but since his for
mer escape they have kept him in the
third story in room with grated Win
dow He had, however, turned out the
screws that held the grating in place
with brass button, and had filled up
the holes with putty taken out of the
sash of a window that had been left
open during the day. He says he was
at work about three days before he
was ready to get out, and that at last,
with the aid of a towel sewed together
at the ends and a sheet torn into three
strips, he thought he had enough rope
to let him down to the ground, but,
when he got out on the window sill
and dropped off, the weight was too
much for the improvised rope and it
broke, precipitating him to the pave
ment below. He had a very black eye,
and his hands and arms were swollen
from the bruises he received in the
fall.
Hines says that his plan was to get
to the 500 railway and then get into
Minnesota and from there ne was sure
friends would help him to means to
get to Chicago. He had written to
friends in the northern part of the
state to send him money to Valley
City.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-09
In GRAIN AND COAL
HEAVY BUSINESS AT DULUTH AND
SUPERIOR DURING LAST
MONTH.
THE CAR SERVICE REPORT.
INITIAL LINES PREPARING FOR
THE USUAL BUSINESS TO EAST
ERN CANADA.
TRANsCoNTINENTAL RATE SHEETS
Representatives of the Lines Back
From the Meeting in Chicago
Trans-Pucific Business.

Special 10 the Globe.
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Nov. s.
Chairman James Kelly. of the Lake
Superior Car Service association, has
completed his October statement, show
ing in detail the business done by each
of the railroads Of this city and Duluth
during that period. The total number
of cars handled by all roads is shown
to be 81, 1885, of which over $4,000 were
grain and coal business. There were
handled in Superior 22,174 cars against
1882 in Duluth. The st. Paul & Du-
luth road handled 1899 in Duluth and
!, SOB in Superior; the Eastern Mime
sofa handled 1914 in Duluth and 1872
in Superior; the Chicago, St. Paul, Min
neapolis & Omaha railway handled
/, 525 In Duluth and 1880 in Superior;
the Northern Pacific handled 4,O68 in
Duluth against 4,14O in Superior; the
Duluth & Iron Range reaches Duluth
only and handled 403 cars in that city;
the Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
road handled SO cars in Duluth and 279
in Superior. The average detention per
car was LOS days, against an average
of .05 days in September, but the bust
ness for October was the largest of
this year and exceeded September by
about 1900 cars. The cars handled in
September were LAO, and in August,
Is, 553, against 1886 during the month
lust closed The largest amount of
business was done in grains and coal.
The total cars of wheat and other
grains handled at the head of the lake
by all railroads was 1888, and of coal
and coke 1882 The Eastern Mime
sofa line alone handled 6,93S cars of
grain in Superior and 2,41S cars in Du-
luth. The same line handled 1929 cars
of coal here and S13 cars in Duluth,
showing the proportion of business
done on the two sides of the bay The
expenses of the car service association
during the month were $645.1.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-09
TO CALIFORNIA yvITHoUT CHANGE
Win "The Ngi..raukee.v

On every Saturday an elegant Pull
man Tourist Sleeper will leave Mime
apolis 8:25 a. mo-, st. Paul 1886 a. No.
and arrive Los Angeles, California, at
$40 a. M, following Wednesday.
Via THE Miiwaukee's" famous He'd
rick Route" to Kansas City, thence via
the A., It. 6, S. r. Ry., through South
ern California.
A most delightful winter route to the
coast.
This car is personally conducted"-
in immediate charge Of an official and
an attendant through to destination.
Rate per berth, $500 through from St.
Paul and Minneapolis.
Leave St. Paul and Minneapolis every
Saturday morning, 3efriVing Los An
geles every Wednesday morning
For berths complete information,
and lowest rates, apply to THE Mil
waukee" agents, st. Paul or Mime
apnlis, or address
J. T. CONLEY,
Asst. Gen'l. Pass. Agt.
St Paul Mimi,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-09
Railway Notes.

Travelling Passenger Agent Nash. of the
Omaha returned from the West yesterday.
Western Passenger Representative Taggart,
of the B. G o., is in Chicago.
J. E. Galbraith, who has been appointed
traffic manager of the Cleveland Terminal
and Valley Railroad company with headquar-
tiers at Cleveland. will also be the general
agent of the Baltimore G. Ohio at that point.
These two positions were formerly held by
L. Rush peterborough, who is now general
freight agent of the Baltimore e Ohio lines
west of the Ohio river, with headquarters at
Pittsburg.
General Superintendent Russell Harding of
the Great Northern, accompanied by Assistant
to the President F. Z. Ward. returned home
yesterday from trip to the Pacific coast.
w. o. McNaughton. western passenger rep
resentative of the Erie, left last night for
Chicago.
General Passenger Agent Galloway, of the
500 line, is in Montreal.
Vice President Lamont, Of the Northern Pa
cific, is in Southern California.
Travelling Passenger Agent Bergman, of the
Wisconsin Central has returned from a trip
to the coast.