Democratic Sentinel, Volume 16, Number 8, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 11 March 1892 — MONON SHOWING. [ARTICLE]

MONON SHOWING.

For the siv months ending Dec. 31,1891, the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago earned gross, $1,568,668; expenses, si,. 095,570, net earnings, $4”3,098. Deducting fixed charges of $448,609 a surplus of $24,489 r maiued. This shows an increase in both net and gross incomes and President Thomas says the property is in a greater state of efficiency than ever. The recent i. sue of bonds—s3,2oo,ooo was all sold, the>a roceeds being expanded in providing increased facilities and equipment. —lndianapolis Sentinel. Monday night, at Albany, N. Y., John Boyd Thatchers, a World’s Fair Commissioner, once an ardent Cleveland man, but who became a Hill convert, was defeated for the presidency of the Young Men’s Democratic Club, the leading political organization in that city, by Congressman Charles Tracey,[Cleveland Democrat, by a vote of 78 to 9. Evidently th Democratic mass of that section are not in harmony with the mid-winter convention nor Tam many arrogance. - James G. Blaine, jr., wants to get married again. James G. Blaine, sr., sho’d see well to it that the young “chip" does not permit himself to be seduced.