The Sandusky Star-Journal from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 3

i TAftt It Is One Fraught With Great Evil and Peril. COLONEL BRYAH ON EXPANSION. ItueerlalUtle Dlrecily the So Ijiug Cherhbed by the Aiuerlcmt ttif lion of ike Peace Triuitjr and ike Settlement of ttie Subject In Oar Own Way. Savannah, Dec. following (statement was made by Colonel William J.

Bryan, upon leaving his command, the Third Nebraska volunteer My for leaving tlic a net forili iu my It-net it, a a UI-IH-I il tendering mj- n--lguatloii. ow treaty of pcjce coiu-liidi-d, I Here that 1 cuu more useful lo uiy couii- try as a. civilian a a The iM-ouJe of tht- Viiiti-U a hm-lng Cuba from control may now reauuic ihe dlx-UHhloii if lln- domt-Mlc problems 1-onfjont i nation to rotiftideniflon of tht questions urltluj; out of war. i may be iu but In my our nation In a greater d.uisi-r just now than Cuba. Our in-oj)l- di-ft-ndcd against foreign now tlicj must lc- rlipniM-lrerf a their i i i i i i fon-igii idfsi--the eoloiiial i.iea of liui-o- IH-an nations.

llM-ctolorf gn-i-d has jii r- lOi-ted Ihe government aud used Its Innti mental iuterfiM-em-es for i a jr.iin; but uow the very foundation principles of jtoveriimeni are assailed. The Imperialistic idea Is directly a a onistic to ihe idea and Ideals, i have been cherished by the Ainerioiin islnce the sljjuiiiK of Ihe ih-ehuation of independence. Our nation i give up any Intention of entering upon colonial (such as Is now now by or it mum abandon the (loc- irlur that governments derive their just powers from the consent ot the erned. Wbere JeffVrKon Stood. We may believe th.u governments ccmu- up from the people or we may believe governments irnne down to the people from those who possess the heaviest cannon and the largest ships, but we can not advocate both doctrines.

To borrow a Bible quotation, "A house divided against itself can no. paraphrasing Lincoln's de I i I may add tom this nation cun not endure a repub- lie and half eolouy--half free anil half vus sal. Our form of government, our traditions, our present i i a i i i welfare, all forbkl entering upon a career iof conquest. Jefferson has been quoted In support of Imperialism, but our opponents must distinguish between i i i i i and a sion; they uni-ii also i 1 i i expansion in hemisphere an expansion that us in ihe rels-of-Europe -and the orient. Tl.ey mn-t still further distinguish lief ween expansion which secures coiitiuunus i for future settlement, and expansion i cures ns al.ta races for i nre Jefferson favored the a a i of necessary contiguous i i mi the American continent, but lie opposed to wait, of conquest "lid expressly condemned the acquiring of remote i Trruty Should Ke Ratified.

Some i a the light should bo marte against i i i of treaty, but I would prefer another plan. If the treaty is rejected, negotiations must be renew i and instead of i Hie question ing to our Ideas we must settle it by diplomacy, i the possibility of i i a tional complications. It i i be easier. I i to cud the war at om-e hy i the treaty. Mid deal i subject "our own way.

The Issue an be presented directly by a i of declaring the IMHoy of the a i upon this subject. The president in his mes.sape says that our only purpose In a i iMjssesslon of Cuba Is to establish a stable government and then the government ovei to the people of Cuba. fongrcss could reaffirm this purpose in rejrard to Cuba and ii-ssert the same purpose In regard to the Philippine Islands and Porto KIco. Such a resolution would i a deiir-cnt Issue between (he i of self-govern men I and the doctrine of i i a i We should reserve a harbor and coaling station In Porto Hlco and Philippines in leturn for services rendeied, a I i we would be i i In a i the same concession from Cuba. In the case of Porto KIco, where the people have yet expressed no desire for an independent government, we i -n-llh propriety Net-hire our i i to annex the island if tho citly.eiis desire a a tion: but the i i i I a are too far way and i people too i from ours to be annexed lo the i States, even If they desired it.

BBEMftim 14, At night, wliik' Jucl-e Peabody was about to enter his honu on Pap- boulevard, two men. supposed to I friends of Attorney Storts. upon him and began assaulting him with their fists. The judge attempted to defend himself, but was overpowered. He was being worsted when his cries attracted a private watchman, who ran to his rescue and the assailants disappeared.

The judge wus bruised but not seriously Injured. Lulu vet Muuutueut Fund. Washington, Dec. Lafayette monument commission having in charge the matter of the erection of a monument to General Lafayette in Paris in 1900. held a meeting here.

The report of the treasurer showed tnat approximately $50,000 already had been raiseu toward defraying the cost of the monument, principally from dime donations by children of the pub lie schools, which fully met tue expectations of the commission and assures the success of the enterprise. A cablegram was received from stating in substance that the French government accepts the Lafayette monument with gratitude, and that it grants a site on the governmenc ground, beautifully located in Paris. Hi-re'-. Urninl. Chicago, Dec.

14 --In an interview. General Passenger Agent Austin of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad makes positive denial of the report from Columbus, that the passenger rate war between Columbus and Chicago was settled owing to the action of the Baltimore railroad men refusing to accept business at cut rates from the Ohio Central line, and that this action was taken owing to pressure brought to bear upon the Baltimore and Ohio officials by some of the other lines Interested. Mr. Austin makes positive statement that the withdrawal of the cut rate by the Ohio Central line was entirely vo'nntary and that the Baltimore and Ohio has not refused to participate in the business. Hot kin's Trial.

San Francisco, Dec. Botkin case is progressing with great rapidity. The cross examination of uie witnesses who have already appeared has boou gone through -with-ra-pirir'y and the attorneys for the defense have not beei) at ail sex-are in their ques tioning. It is presumed that their great effort will be made when comes to the connecting of the poison i their client. Mrs.

Botkin appears to be getting more nervous under the strain. She has repeatedly declined Invitations to question witnesses, AfWr Gnuei-Ml YVheelrr. Washington. Dec. Bailey of Texas has, decided to raise the question of the right of Major Genrral Wheeler to participate in the proceedings of the house snould he attempt to exercise the privilege a member.

He will also raise the question as agoinst either of the other of the house who en- tpred the service of the United State, during thf war with Spsjin, Messrs. Robbing. publican of Pennsylvania; Colson, Republican of Kentucky, and Campbell, Democrat of Illinois. 1.1. FELL WITH A Mil Wall of Granite and Huje Gas Tank Give Way, LIBEBATING A DELUGE OF WATEE, Which Curried Death and Uecti-uetluu Til roue WhuU Block Iu New Vurk.

Umijr Caught itud tfcterely lojured tf the Flood, Three living Killed Ouu rlrhl--LOM to Properly. New York, Dec. a crash, the immense steel gas tank of the Consolidated Gas company collapsed. Masonry of granite biockb and bricks to the height of 50 feet fell like a. child's toy house of and lous-'d trorn bondage S.Ouu.OOO gallons of waitr.

ili'hig and i fix i i a i ave tt de. th arid lie i.c rht cd. 'i 'v so fiii- re. drev. V.V vr in Cray, i a "ie JL, injured.

he stiel was tor ar.J HO st the i i 'o heij lit cf great i i i ir wail brick i'ec-t in i 3 was hlled S.OOiMW of i water. A of r. -n wire ucC. a foreman f. lag the pi a to THi-ke tne ijrst test." gieat rank setmed to wifistard the test well.

The laborers ev i a to up their tools to ltr.Li.it off. I laaay peop'e on the s.rp'-fs and crcwdaJ street eari, conjiii; ar goh g. Sndaiiil) ir.e aa awful crarh. bslov ii.i;e to frcrn the frying wali ere th r'n-u 1 up by the HUSS ci a i of tect J- tae.basement rhe first on- 1 h-ivud UV.P a ol its and tenements rjisfAl the flccd. Worknie i woie o'V of the lac.ory windows a i i i i i block or ej, rne-e r-nien wen- cf the I TWO A TI-HUIII ratitltv Shot If Wooster.

Dec. Mickley, 50, of Cincinnati, a tramp, was arrested at Mt. Eatoii, this couuty. for theft. He tried to escape auu shot K.

A. Hoover in the left temple and back, and John Smiley in the arm. Hoover Mickley in tie side and left eye. The wounds of Hoover and Smiley ait lot fatal. Mickley is unconscious and It is thought he will die.

On the Dunce. Toledo, Dec. Houk. general passenger agent of the Ohio Central raijroad. said in regard to the rate war now on between the Ohio Central, the Hockin? Valley and the Pennsylvania: "We believed when we ordered the Columbub agent to stop selling the low rate fiom Columbus to Chicago that the other parties were desirous oi peace.

It seems they are not, and''! expect a return to the cut will follow." lUSHEinfO DEATH Dreadful Disaster Overtakes a Section Crew. 8TBUOK BY A FLYING EXPBES Without the Slightest Warnlnr, Ihe Co- fortunate Are Burled In All Muurled Strew- luc the VarcU For Billed Outright, Four Bad IT Hurt. ii i (. tt was a sjraai.e ard This -f Columbus, 0., Dec, 14. Lake Erie Lodge No.

198, Order Brith Abraham, Cleveland: the Heyman Milliug-'com- pany. Monroeville, capital SIOCK UuO; the and Eaton Electric Street railroad company. Hamilton, capital SIOCK the Manhattan company. Akron, amendment changing name to the Manhattan Contract company. ir.e i -uu ev ucd.

The a ar.est c-. After thft'iurnonry jf (he a col- isns. tbe tank -1 a- 1 a 1 in a a i heuii to cr? side. '1. were Lent as if n.ade -f paper, tl.

leaking one gri.a: heap of iion. Trs loss tank is to be O. The cr.iLrco of the uised the j'tiptuie if s-jme of gr-it' wat'-'- mains which were- c-rstu: to fn- 1 it. and for some me tne torrents inn the stieets. Eventual they y.ere t- osed.

to Be Free. Fostoria, 0., Dec. admissioa fee will be charged at Lakeside next summer. This was decided at a meeting of the officers of the Lakeside association and presiding elders of eastern, northern and central Ohio conferences of the Methodist churcu and presiding elders of the central Ohio German conference held here. Cue.

Cleveland, Dec. Cadwell of the circuit court stated that there would be no action taken in the Del- case for the present. He also said that nothing would probably be done by circuit court in reference to the Deilmbaugh matter until after the Bar has taken final action uiMm it. DUrumed Tamil. Washington, Dec.

session of the senate was largely consumed In of the Nicaragua canal bill. Mr. Turpie made the principal speech la oppocltion to the bill, attacking it ton the ground that it is in the interest iof the Maritime company, which he (Characterized as a fraud and bankrupt. Jle moved a postponement of the mat- tter until after the holiday recess. Morgan defended the bill and the Maritime company and opposed the motion to postpone.

Messrs. Berry and Rawlins both offered amendments materially affecting the bill. The senate tken went into executive session. Senate Cimflfm.iliiinn. Washington, Dec.

senate confirmed these nominations: D. J. Hill of New York, assistant secretary of state. To be consul generals' F. H.

Mason of Ohio, Berlin; R. Guenther of Wisconsin, at Frankfort. Germany To be consuls: G. H. Pirkerell of Ohio, St.

Michaels, Azores; G. G. Pierie of Pennsylvania, Munch, Bavaria; M. J. Baehr of Nebraska, Kehl.

Refus W. Lane of Ohio. Turkey. For Bin Crime. New York.

Dec. O'Donnell has served ten years of a SO year sentence in Sing Pmg prison for a burglary which his brother James and two other men committed. On his deathbed, in the Presbyterian hospital, James confessed the crime for which his brother is suffering. Investigation by detectives of the district attorney's office has confirmed this confession, and District Attorney Gardner sent an off.cia! letter to Governor Biack, re- O'Donnell's pardon. Lordon, Dec.

Hon. Sir WiPiam Vernon Harcouit. member of parliament fcr West Monmouuisuir" and since thp resignation of Or.adstonp. the official 'eader of the Liberal partv in the housr of commons, has addressed a letter to John Morley, Liber-1 member for Montrosehrughs. ing his lesignation of tue leadership.

Off Chicago. Dec. threatened boycott of the Chicago Great Western by the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe and the Chicago, Rock Island and PP- cific railways will not be carried into effect. A treaty of peace between the roads in the western trunk line committee and the Chicago Great Western practically has been coaciuded. Tart At New Old Fox, Red, PrcsUir, Potter A I A SUIT.

of Kansas 6' y. Dec the session of the Fcdf ration of Labor. C. J. Kent of Lincoln.

Populist labor commissioner 101 Nebr-ska and a friend of Wiliiair J. Bryan, introduced au anti-expansion resolution. The most revolutionary measure introduced by J. F. O'Sullivan of Boston.

It asks congress to impose an annual tax 50 per cent of the total products of any firm or factory which employs women and children over hours psr drv or employs children under age of 14. H'urnh on Qi.l-r.-d HavBim. Washington, Dec. Brooklyn, Texas, Castine and Resolute have been ordered to Havana. While there is not the faintest desire to convey a threat in the disp'tch of these warships to Havana, it may be nolLd that when lie thin the harbor they hold the town in perf ct subjection It is surmisf-d that the suggesuon came from Admir-l Sampson, who is now in one of the suburbs of Havana, as a result of the unfortunate eruption at cne Hotel Inglaterra.

i Hrrwm Ci.nibltix. Pittsburg Der. will "je made on Ian. 4 for the incorporation In Washington, Dec. house passed the District of Columbia appropriation bill without a single amendment.

The bill carries $6.359,950, which is $176,600 less than was carried by the last bill and $2,871,857 less than the estimates. The house also passe-l the senate bill to laws relating to seamen. All the amendments vere rejected. RIOT' St. Louie Judge Who iun In Hand.

St, Louis, Dec. riot occurred In the First district police court, in which Judge Thomas J. Peabody, on the bench, with his revolver in his hand, and Attorney Storts. i drawn weapon, denounced the judge in terms because of a decision he declared unfair to his clients. The attorney was defending four women charged with being questionable character's and the Judge declined to continue their cases for more than one day.

This angered Storts, who drew revolver and launched Into lurid denunciation of the judge. The Judge drew his revolver called for officers to throw the attorney out. The officers responded and after a battlo, which furniture WM demolis.i- the lawyer was plactd behind the bars. The trial was then taken up tke fined heavily. Groan Deceit nm) I a a Kr wr.

Toledo, Dec. suit was filed against the Ann Aibor Uaiiway company, the Toledo, Ann Arbor arul Northern Michigan company, Wellington R. and Metropolitan Tniit coir.pr.ny by the a i a Bank of lialnmort. The bint is brought for purpos of setting dfc.dfc sale of tne rai.ioaii propel ty, for the appointment of a receiver tor i ami me sale of th" road i i i to pay the obligations now a i i i i i A i i feature of the petition is the iiuige of a a.ieged to have occurred iu the r.ist sale ot the road, and charge agaiiibt Wellington R. Bur nov president of tue comp a who.

to the petition, is guilty of depreciating Hie vaiin- the pioperty to prospective purchasers for the pirprse of privd.s gain. The suit to ft aside the sale is the outcome of a tight which has going on i the federal court for the past two yo-ips between the bondholders and the atiocxl.i-,.;. p.f-s- ent plaintiff claims he was e.itnpiy ignorant of the a in the sale t.J the trial of the suit of Ashley versus Burt in the federal court last summer. In this case the Ashieys secured possession of tt lot of bonds ai.d ihis mat! ter furnished the cause of the pres- ent action. TTTe united Brewing company of Pittsburg.

It will be capitaMzed tt with a bonded indebtedness if The new company will be composed of 12 of the principal breweries iu Pittsburg and Allegher- four others, one rach of Scottdale, Connellsville and Mount Pleppirt, all of whom have agreed to soil their plants to eastern parties. i i i Washington. Dec. of Arkansas introduced a bill i i i the public land laws to he ai of a a i i subject to such us may lie mads by the aicret-ry of the i i i It 3 to establish or dision- ono -r more land districts i. iiav.

aii ano to regulate the Hi is also authorized to ap- i i i I IIP of the senate nrt-pti ofi rs for erch district. it. Tyler, Dec. iue Tyler i a i a i private) has closed ts d' ors. Recent heavy wit.lclrawals if clrposits are said to be the cause.

The assets ire placed at liabilities $iOO''0. T.ie officials all will be paid in full. It In HIM! Iron Slieeu. Pittsburr; Dec. on a'l a i and gauges ot bla steel anil a i iion shefts i be ac' probably from 10 to 12 per cer-' iver picsent rates i i a few days-All i at present prices have been orderf 1 withdrawn.

Myntery. Logan. 0.. Dec. James of this place is confident that the body of the wonan found at Fulton, is that of Dut Gage, a school teacher! The photograph found in a valise near the scene oJ the supposed crime is that of Mr.

and Jjis little daughters. He had correspondence with Miss Gage. PnritloiM In Hankruptoy. Dec. of firm of the Sachs-Pruden Brewing company of Dayton, which failed several rm ths ago, filed petitions in bankruptcy in the United States court.

David places his debts at $20,000, Charh A. Snyder, Henry D. Pruden, $100,000. Clodioe rirduiHnce Knocked Out. Lima, 0., Dec.

W. Y. Mooney gave a decision in common pleas court which knocks out the ordinance closing the saloons here at 10 o'clock at night and on Sunday. Settled the Mortgage. Chicago, Dec.

morteage for $55,000, which has been hangine for some time over the Presbyterian summer achool at Wlnona Lake, was raised. At a meeting of directors from Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Wisconsin it was announced that John M. Studebaker, Thomas Kane and Alexander McDonald of Cincinnati had donated the necessary $55,000 and had already placed it in the treasurer's hands. Thknked the French. Paris, Dec.

United peace commissioners called upon President Faure and M. Delcaase, the foreign minister, to thank them for the hospitality of the French nation and to make their formal farewells. Double Tragedy. San Frandsco, Dec. Buffalo, Dec.

terrible disaster occurred near Corfu, on the New Yoi Central road. Eight men were killed outright and four badly hurt. They were Poles, with the exception of Joseph Warner, their foreman, who among the killed. The men were engaged in shoveling snow. All were frightfully mutilated.

The men stepped from one f-ack to avoid an approaching train, right in front of a fast ex- press train running in the same direction as the first, and were literally ground to pieces. Warner and a gang were working on track No. 3 near Winspeare bridsr 0 A freight train was laboring its way ponderously up the steep incline. Its motion was so slow that the men continued their work until the train was almost upon them. Then they jumped out of the way.

Some jumped to the right, others to the left. Those who Jumped to the north escaped. Most of those who jumped to the south were struck by the express train coming down track No. 2 with fearful velocity. There is a straight piece of track here and the engineer had a clear vK down the stretch.

No snow was falling. As soon as he realized the appalling situation he brought the train up with a jerk that threw the pasen gers out of their seats. It was too late, however, to avoid the calamity Twelve nmngled bodies were picked up, in but six of which life was four The bodies were scattered over a large area. Some had been thrown a distance of 60 feet. Others were throv-i against tho freight train and thi.r bodies horribly cut and dismembered.

Engineer Smith of the express could see nothing ahead of me, but I thought the place looked bad and blew my whistle. I had let up on the whistle when I heard the fireman give a yell. He did not call for brakes, I slapped on the air the minute I heard him. He had seen a man beside the track, though he had not seen any one struck. "A moment afterl applied the brakes I saw a man shoot up into the air on my side of the cab.

He was as high as the smokestack when I saw n. He came down on the freight train which was running along on si and was carried a mile before he fell off. "My train stopped in about two lengths, and the sight that I saw when I got out WHS the most horrible I have ever witnessed. The dead and mangled -were 'ying on both sides of the track just as they had been thrown. I did not see them until after we had struck them.

I did not see them come on the track, and until my fireman yelled I did not know they were there." Here is one of those who, are either so prejudiced against all advertised remedies, or have become discouraged at the failure of other medicines to help them, and who will succumb to the grim i knowing of the wonderful value of Foley's Honey and Tar for all Throat and Lung troubles. For sale by W. A Graham and Lewis A. Biehl. NO WONDER Roswell's Wonder.

The Greatest Pain Killer on Earth. Yours truly, MRS. HEMBY SPRASKEL, Milan, O. SANDUBKY.O., Dec. 10,1897.

Mr. Dan Schaffer. and I arn grateful to statsf that taller on earth, and any one suffenni; from rheumatism should not be without it. 1 suffered as no one knows from rheumatism in niy feet. I had tried almost even-thing out could not get relief.

I was finally ort? vailed upon to try Wonder and it enabled me to RO to work the next day. It is trulv TermriftT- i -wonder and I shall do all I can for it. Yours truly, "FRED MAYER, 533 Perry St. public know its mnn ing humanity. Xow ence Mr Dan Sandosky, Ohio Any that Is stationary settled ln the sA on JA Bo3ERT A araotee a sure cure, and If not cased your or mb leumausm that runs around from one place to the othrr ot Kosswell's Wander Ualmtat deliiereiHe r.

I press oa receipt of the price 1.00, or six bottJes for DAN 212 Wayne ia a cas Zi at fac W0 rid by mall or ex- Sandusky, Ohlo- FOR Sfllltiger, a despondent Uenaan, shot and killed his wife and then turned -weapon upon himself. He will die. Bellinger had been unable to secure employment Threr Fatally Injured. Wauseon, Dec. an explosion in the grist mill at Pettisville, near here, Nate Thomas and Clarence immons wt.e killed outright and Will Hartley was fatally injured.

Lee In Havana, Dec. United States transport Panama, one of the flist prizes captured in the late war, arrived wltL General Fitzhugu Lee and staff. Berlin. Dec. the discussion of thf estimates in the reichstag, Herr BaSsermann.

national Liberal, de- a his party desired tl.e gov- i ernruent to give vigorous protection interests in its dealings with America. of 1 Havana. Dec. Moulton of the Second Illinois regiment will, is undPrsu rt. be in con.marid of the Havana police.

it I reported, will to S'VTPtcry i Alsrer that he make the necessary AM. Washing I)e. following Kentucky were appointoo: Kettle. Cumberland county. Nannie Hnddleston- Trout.

Trimble county, Herman H. Sehlrmer. Hnnnr WtshlnRtrn, Dec. house naval affairs committee ordered a favorable report upon bill to create thf rank of admiral admiral in navy. Some One Turned th- Switch.

Knoxville, Dec. Atlanta through freight tram on the Atlanta, Knoxville and Northern road was wrecked beyond the c'ty limits. A switch had been thrown by an unknown party and the train dashed a number of cars. The engine overturned, setting fire to the train and cars in froct. All the freight was de- Btroyed.

the engineer killed and one brakemaa fatally injured. Omaha, Dec. A. Reimers and O. C.

Reimers, president and vice pre-- ident respectively of the First National bank of Neligh, have been arrested on indictments returned against then by the federal grand jury. They are charged with violations of the federal banking laws. The cashier who was indicted with them has disappeared. The bank faJled In October. The Hurinlcin French Paris, Dec.

Antide Boyer, the Radical Socialist deputy, and M. Deioulede. the Revisionist deputy, fought a harmless duel with pistols at Tour de lebon, near Meudon. as an outcome of Monday's debato, during which M. Deroulede and M.

Oauthler, another Revisionist deputy, challenged by M. Boyer, referred to M. Boyer a "whitewashed Panamiat." ID Imorrnt of Cleveland. Dec. M.

Kinner, president of the American Brokers association, has started for Kansas City with thp purpose of in! fiuencing the American Federation of Labor, if possible, not to adopt resolutions favoring the passage of the anti- Mil mw ia concrws. Atluuta Peace Jubilee. Atlanta, Dec. peace jubilee here and will continue two days, rt ia the first demonstration of character held in the south for 50 years. The celebration is bein- participated in by President McKinley" members of his cabinet and the prominent figures of the Spanish war.

Thp business portion of the city is handsomely decorated. A REPORTS. Grain and Stock Quotations Por Deo. 13- CHICAGO. Cattle--Conrnon ulcers, $rt 25; fair to (rood shipping, $4 5Ofi.3 50: prime to' fair, $3 6(VuC 10; and feeders, $3 2.V(j 4 10.

Calves--Common, $3 tHKio 73- prime $6 75. Hogs--Common, $3 35: good to prime, $3 52; heavy packing, $3 CO DETROIT BEER, ALE AND PORTER Call at Opera House Cafe, AL H. OSTERMAN, Prop. Water Street, Next to Opera House. Railroad Time Tables.

Columbus, Sandusky and Hocking. Receiver. Office In effect Nov. rom banduskv to Columbus and Delaware Harion and Bncj-rtm Hittijbnrg and Stenbenville Colum'ovn amUlneimiati. Zane-n-ille and Sbntvnee i Buoynta and Marion 1 Columbus and Delaware lullicothe and Marion and Bucvru-i THE KUEBELER-STANG BREWING AND MUTING CO.

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oUOam 500am 500am 955 am 9 55 am 0 5T) inn i pm 4 0 0 Arnvtj 1055am 10 35 am 1055am 3 lopm 3 15 pm 3 15 pm 9 15 pm I) 15 pm 9 15 pm 915pm Big Four Route. in effect buuday, ilay LEAVE. Tram vS' a 15 am AttRIVB. Train Xo. 2S.

4a Train 4 Evt-rc-rf am iVmi Xo 8 io PTM 1 I r.mi JN o. ij.pnas 10 Uu pm cepTM 1 u'u rkCd WUh i I a a i ri l-v OUKh CU bt twt on Cinruumti and San- 1 r.nT-r 1 i 1 1 5 lln 1 Combination Ji-eper mill chair cur on traun A and be- tw and Sanduj-ky. and rtt Linus Lake Erie and Western. in effect Ut.c ri. PITTS HIIRO.

Cattle rrlmc sprinir, $5 30; pood, $4 Od: tidy butcher-i'. J-l 70; fair, $4 lWi4 30, heifers. MYn4 3O; bulls, stats and cows, $3 83: oows OOCuGO Ot. Hogs-- I'rlme hpnvies, $3 40rtT3 45. host mediums, $3 40; best YorLi-rs and pigs, $3 35; Yorkers aud coarsv $3 2353 30 Sheep and Lambs-- Choice sheep, $4 4 CO: Rood.

$4 40, a i $3 lo: choice $5 30g5 30; common to good $3 505 20 BUFFALO. Cattle Butchers', $4 rwVriS 00; shipping. $3 35. tops, $5 30; Ohrls-tm. CJittle.

$0 W- itooker.s ami fi-ederb, $3 UOu. 4 'J5; iiLd hei'ers, $3 U0tfj4 'J3. Calvi-N JG 307 00. Yorkers, $3 r0; $3 4 $3 45. $3 30.

Sheep and liood to choice Iambi, $5 'AXiZ 40; i to g-ood, $5 15; and common. $4 M. mtxvd $4 33, choice yearlings, $4 50; and common. 60. YORK.

Cattle-- Common to prime gtoers, 0 5 U5; cliolop $5 4O; oxen and $3 (0 fo4 00, bulls, $2 5OWt 50; C.HVB, $1 mtu.i choice to eitra a bulls and cons, $3 700; 4 3). $4 30; barnyi-nl calves, $3 3 Sbeep and Shefp, $3 00f3 v), culN, S2 $4 ytvu'i Oo. r.vr: 70 i red, Corn-- Xo. ii, 41c Oats-- No. 2, HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS.

Lake Erie Western R. R. FORT WAYNE, CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE R. R. Natural Ga.s Routv.

I NORTHERN OHIO R'Y Will sell for the Christmas and New Year's I A Kxcm-hion Tickotx all on IN and Luit-s, at tin- low rate of One and One-Third Fare for the ROUND TRIP. Tickets will on -Jj, 31, ISUb, and Jan 1, Ihflii, hunted JIOIMJ; to of good retiirniuir up to nnd tncludu Jan. d. For tu-ki-te, rates, time and niforni tion.c-all on any tn-ki-t nt of aho route, or address (' A I (SEO. L.

BKAUBURY, (.,11 1-ass Ac't Prtw. and IndiaiiaiKiliH, Ind. 2, 7X0 4 vXu, 6 ts-r in. i MI. 11 WJ pm 5-05 pm 10 35 am Saiidusky '-'.) am 10 13 pm In effect S.

p. ai, iBSb-Cars wtjj kave ftwt of oltmbus avenue af rhe lolhnvmg houi.s for ivery, ililan and Norwalk: btajjdard. time. i am, 9 am. 10 Su am, pin, 1 3U pm, 3 Dm i pm, pm, 7 pm and 50 pm ttatjgageia corruil uu C4ii leading at 7 am, pm- 4 PIU ond Shore and Michigan Ln effect Xov IbW A L-- i oo, Atlaiuie lu Chi Jf o.

Xighrt Exuri 31 aui York 5 nm 10 am boston Spwi.il 5 54 pla udauou pm 10 oU am s-1, i ilAil No. li, Bostun hicuifo 'No. Hi, Lakv lurt rN'o J.i. Michijjau A No oo Linutcu ilaJ 12 51 am am 2 4t- pm A inedliunt and I Sheep and I-n mix--Good to best lambs. $4 10: gooil to best sheep.

a best IUNIV $-4 4 55: fair. J4 good Jii 10; bulls. 00. flood to best. $3 00.

I I A I Wheat--No 2 red. Corn No. 2 i 1 2 mixed. Kye 2., $5 ()0. Bulk 70.

$3 40. TiOrtM 25'44 00 Lambs- $4 U5 BOSTON. Wool--Ohio fleeces: and above, 2tf XX, 2S: XX and above. 9JV; delaine. 21 i No.

1 (omblng, 30c; No. 2 combing. TOLEDO. f--No 2, ftSXJr Vo 2 Outs- No Wo ('lovfrwd OM. 00.

new, $4 40 BALTfMORR. Bnttw fancy crtrjutrf, -Oe, CURES Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia and Kindred Diseases This nt-w French im-diml discovery i with rcmftrkabli- success in pit-in. New Howard Hospital, Pluladcl phia: Maryland and Johns Hopkin.sL"nivT«it\ in varinu-s other hospitals in prominent cltlew. Wbmt Phrilclaa Says: Johns Hopkins Unlvermty. April The experiments nuulo here at tin- Hofpita with the Polynlv-e Oil, witiK-xsed by me, hnvin very unofessful, I hereby rectnnmend it all oases of rheumatism (Sifrned) DR.

P. KOOKR POLYNICE OIL tinportwl SV- per i npon rewipt of prtoe bv i DR, ALEXANDRE, SPECIALJST, I UI9 St. N. a C. No.

141, Aucomuioaation ti tu pm a lo pm Daily. TUmly except Sunday. and Depot At-t-nt. Baltimore and Ohio. Shortest and only curort line to Washington, L' I len days' stop over at ui- iowea on tickt to ou a 4i all iud 4, F.xprt-ss and JLnl TNo.

10, hxprtvtt. A 1 il- 15 Mid "5 30 m. TDuily huai! No. 4 cunn.x-ls direct f. No.

Iti i on I hicaco (luisioii and i limiletl vv-tibuh- tram tor uui aHternuUies H. TrCKKR, Agent. S. C. A ttorney-at La w.

i i of pat, nrs, notary soiaiera' niiu p. nsion uceiu, and m- eiiil attention pftul to orCis.uiiK ke U.Kk, Coiumbus up stairs FRED RAINE, Attorney-at-JUavv, Palilir. Kt.il Kst.ito, Moiu-v to Loan. Olhcc inuu-U to 414 Coluiiibns near Ad.u,i stn-ot. NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS, I I I lid i i HI i ls i A i 1,, by -s 1 ui.nl n.

'or furm-lni'i: o.i n-tl of .,,1,1 .1 wn I-. I n.11,, I I i- i jjjch vi 1 K- i -i in i a i. i -i i in i i i ui i ijt i i io i pn W. RAIKR.