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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26
WHISPERS FROM OUR WIRE.

The steamer Servia. from New York Sept.
Is for Liverpool arrived at Queenstown yes
terday.
Hon. j. Gay was yesterday re-nomin-
ated for Congress in the Third Louisiana
District.
The first Of the Fall meeting at Jerome
Park opened yesterday, but no betting was
allowed.
John McGovern, editor of the Current,
has accepted the editorship Of the Illustrated
Grophic Ne0s.
Robert Garrett has sold for the Baltimore
& Ohio Company the entire issue of the
four million second income bonds.
The Knights of Labor of the Third Ohio
COngre ssional district, nominated J. ".
Nigh, of Miami county, for Congress.
The winners at Jerome Park yesterday
were Saxony, Ferenzi, Bard. Electric, Pc
gaus and Backram steepe
AT Brighton Beach yesterday, Bonnie,
Prince, Leather Stocking, King Arthur Joe
Murray, Senator and Franz were winners.
About 100 employees of the Government
Printing Office, without regard 20 politics
Pere discharged yesterday by Govern nent
wrinter Benedict.
II is likely that MORTGAGES on the Shenan-
dOah Valley railway viii be ioreci0sed this
week Ii owes "a million outside OF its
bonded Indebtedness.
Fir in Dorby & Co.'s chair mandatory
al Gardner Mass, last evening destrOyec
the upper story If the building. which was
filled With stock; loss, 25.o00.
The Democratic convention OF the l2th
PnnsylyaD district met ia Scranton yes
terday afternoon and nominated John
Lynch.a Wilkes barre attorney for Congress
Charles I Baeder. Of the firm Of Baeder
Adanson q Co. the largest glue maDufac
turers IN this country. died suddenly yes
terday morning at his home in Jenketown
Pa.
stephen ri Richardson. a well-known Gin
cinnati con tractor and owner of the new
planning mil near the Cable road powe
house assigned yesterday. Liabilities $50.
| GO, assets $4,000.
Yesterday was "Drummers" day at th'
Cincinnau Industrial exposition. Abou
] 500 commercial travellers attended. Dele
gales were present from New York. Coium
bus. Dayton and many other points.
Justin Mccarthy. member Of Parliamen
/ for LOngford arrived ia New YORK yester
/ dav afternoon in the steamer Butanaca
tie was welcomed by prominent symPa
/ thizers wltn the Home kule cause.
Lieut. W :. C0wles has been detailed b.
/ the Secretary Of the Navy % wait upoT
Admiral Shesskof. the Russian Ministe
| of Marine. when he arrives az New Nofl
/ and extend TO him toe c0uTtesies Of The Navl
Department
Ata special meeting Of the Baltimore 4
/ Ohio Railroad Company's directors yester
day the contract with the Jersey Cenua
and Reading railroads wa ratified and vil
l.e signed bs President Robert Jarrett wher
be arrives In New York from Liverpool.
Al fifishurg yesterday, J. II. sc' 'reery
/ and Charles II Crosby, attorneys for Wm
/ r Vanaken. = resident of New YORK city
! f.ed 2 bill of complaint I'm the Unitea state
I Circuit Cont against the Cresson. C'earheld
County and NeV Y0rs Short Route Rail
road Compsnv 70 recover $4,000 for Wor,
done - q sutconfract0r.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26
A GREAT FIRE RAGING
Gloucester. Mass, Swept by
Wind Famed Flames.
P8o8l8.E ltSIRuCTI0B0F ISEPLlCt
AT an Eariy Hour his Morning the
FIRE IS Burning with Great Fierce
ness and Aid has Seen Sent
from -urrouoding Cilies

NEs Yass Sept. rs AT 2 a. m. this
hour. q great tire is reported 70 be raging
in Gloucester. Massachusetts, threatening
the destruction Of large part of the city.
Already more than taenty buildings are
reported burned and the tire is said 10 be
spreading Assistance has been somm0ned
from nsigaborins towns The tire origi-
mated in an 0n-clothing store. a strong
sea wind is blowing aud the hre is beyond
the control OF the departments a. hand.
over f50o00 worth OF property has been
destroyed and unless the c0nnagration is
sot under control Gloucester viii be en-
tirely destroyed
LArER -2.35 a. m.-Fire still raging with
great herceuess. Aid coming from Beverly,
Salem Manchester and Rockport.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26
THE MATTHEWS MURDER TRIAL.
The Trial Wen Under way Remarks on
JurYmen's ENenses bY the Judge.


Jurymen's Excuses by the Judge.
The trial of James Matthews for the muir
der of Nancy Curtiss on the West Side
August was begun in the Superior Court
yesterday 4 special venue for twenty-five
talesmen had been issued the day before,
and from them the following after large
numoer of challenges had been made, were
selected: Kryn Dykema, ~ ". Hulord A.
: Camuau. jacob Thib0ut. A. G. Ieep'c,
Levi Johusou. Josiah fibbiHs. % X. Lewis
Andrew Pops j. Andrew a. Price, John
Ric0ons and J. r. Parser.
As usual large number ol those called
upun 10 acf a, iarors bad formed opinions
and 90 prevent the necessity of other men
being called Judge Parrish made the iol-
lowing appropriate remarks Fl am very
sorry The business men Of Grand Raids arc
are so anxious 20 escape The duties oi jurors.
Many cifizfa as have Joined The state militia.
as much 90 escape this service a. for other
causes. and 10 is 90 be muCh regretted. The
The office Is one Of the most important ln
the city and well demands the time and at
tenii0n 10 requires of citizens Then citizens
business men. who manifest such a desire 90
avoid the responsibility If jurors are gem
orally foremost in finding fault with the
administration of justice and iB denouuc-
ing the jury system. The city is constantly
put to vast expense in these important cases
IN securing Jury. such trivial excuses are
trumped up hy men 10 free them from the
task good municipal government and Stale
| government CalisupO them 70 perform.
| One Of the methods most frequently used
bv men "a shirk the office is to declare they
have formed an opinion 10 the case. and
| have formed u from reading q newspaper
article Sometimes these excuses are honest
declarations. bot oaimes ] fear they are not.
| ] shall mot excuse any more men in This
cause simply upon this ground
During the frai all witnesses were or
dered excluded from the room only as
! called upon individually The evidence on
| the peoples side is almost al in and is
merely rcateTati0n Of the testimony A. the
oorOner's inquest The defense will BEGIN
~ place witnesses on the stand tomorrow
The colored element is well represented a.
the friaI
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26
MURDER WILL OUT
A Brutal Crime for Robbery
Fully Cleared Up.
A MAN AND WIFE KILL A FRIEND.
Invited TO Dine After He Had Col
lected Some MoneY-They For
mulate a Cold-Blooded Plan
TO Murder and Rob Him.

BRADFoRD. Pa, Sept. Pa cold-blooded
murder " hich occurred about three months
ago has just come light al Wilcox, Elk
county. this state. A man named Brown, ,em-
ployed by acharcoal company, on June 26th
went TO Johnsonburg 10 collect 500. Return
ing SUNDAY he Invited a colo-ed man named
Machi aud his wife lwhitel To dine with
him that evening Machi and wife ac-
oeptsd and left about 9 o'clock. In
stead of going to his home Machi
aud wife lay in wait tor Brown and killed
him. Machi. assisted by his wife, carried
tie body away and buried it after securing
the money. Another cOlored man. who
saw the murder. directed suspicion toward
Mach and detective arrested him. The
ccored man who directed suspicion to
Mach took the officer TO the spot and
Browns body was exhumed.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26

also zfea rhe Porte assurances o. She
saHe elesf TIE remare-uou of tle
Afghan .faatef aas adFaneel ta s.ihil
isa es Hf lhs uFef ts.s Owing o. iae
spllaaeh ol Hinter Gee British commission
pas beeu withdrawn The speeeA
savs tiat the iulormsIion hss a..
ready been aD'aioed suf c.eat Ter ihe 49,
termination bF direct negotiations eftn
kussiA az that pouion ~ J1e iroafier Nhiel
hos not SCI heen market hsierfins to Ire
iall. ilt Qaeen SAYS fhat Size bass directed
fhe issue 0i a commission 90 inquire info
the c-rluns.anees ahicl have appareuuy
prevented use anticipated operation oi me
acf oi Parliament dealing with The tenure
aui purchase II land ln Ire
land Her Majesty refers Rith
interest to fhe people 1T 1reai Britain the
welfare of their colonial and Indian fellow
subjects She is convinced that there Is a
sfowinF desire 20 draw closer the bonds
uniting lAe various portions 0i her Empife
and with this end iu view she has author
lied The opening of communication with
the principal colonies in order that there
may be a fuller consideration Of ali matters
Ot common interest
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26
4 VIGOROUS POLICY.
The Enghs Government VII
Pro aabiy Checkmate Russia.
lIGG0SN aTIAs IHE gPPIa Had.
TIE Prospects Ct a wsf oo iaE tAe
Winter Monihs - Tie Ensssh
Leaders Fhaakfsi ter-s Mech
Needed hfl

bo.rscL sept ~ - A. Perry. 81 Tie
haa ssad. cahles fsom lanaen ihls egen.
has o. i1iieas Tie pramilence given to
lhe Baleal.an qafs.lan .n tie ,s..esl's e
sI-seoh IS regarded as ielesisate iaa
baldef I.s.ics oa ihs l,4n u balA England
and Ausifi. in opposition io lhe aggressive
action ni Russia hoK fhaI Iarla.llut is
ouf 81 fhe Nay. it 's fhuuEli llai l.af1
salisbury viii ateIf u.are de-
ciied eagre aud oonuuelit8 palilaians
ssy thAi ii De- adopts q fesalale aiaisat lf
pla nnd afompi taeEine DE 3Il have
four months iof lar argeiollssal ~ 1is
plan. unfeii~iea tY hostile criticism. 4n1 a.
for ihe House of Commons. in slaie ~ lht
talk a. Ca liua au Aainun session nu oIle
really ueleses tAli iara-meui aiil rcas-
seullr before February Tie Government
j. lu erefous neei II hrsaihlng sl,e,i
Lord Salisbury health il anNililE hat
robust and Lori Randolph Churchill
ls quite surn oli pa iis isb.rs a. lea.icf q
vii take very desperate position oi Irish
alaifs 20 iuINe tit ministry io saurica fue
welcome infeamislen lord Salisbury VIA
lave clear .our months io farl ia- Wa
ier months Hi fiisi daring RhlrA thc Alk-
sian armies siIi be- lsslered a. imlassab.e
roads. While llr I.Fiisll hefi
can aCi GOA fae Escs Sra
with l4fkrYs pfftis~l 4u. AID iH tue
i.,ean without f iA>f Winter iss lrlms
Minister fheH ln h.s hrai term. lsas aaf1a.
iaet oi zoe Respite iram parliamentary ll-
reference % baes lp fte lalsarial National
movement ih au ttertua' manner lie
sent -T Nm White 3D. l3nstaHtnar s. ard
az Tie conicre0 ee 81 ambassadors Fl William
cleckmafei iac Russian anl aas.aaol by
yar0iue plays
NJ Ds Nsldaf hsi bought Sac Tafks
sa1iy against iee.r wiN. tl Irnmse al iu-
me'ilate occupation - Es-i-rn iiaamffa hr
ouamsn troops ior the severance ~ he
newly formes gnisn between il.al protiDoe
and Bulgaria. AT iae eleventh boar cir
William stracA ia and pre aiIsl
upon iie Porte io take ibe oss.,siis
course. li was said ID Cousianiilopis ihsi
he guaranteed IurkeV against Tie eouse-
qgelce az oflendnR Rus.'a in ilt mai1r
lie may nor tEve gone quite 30 c. bu
pretf, direct ASSURANCE of F. ciish Aid
must have been gwen or the -lItsr. vlo
was. and IS afraid ~ ros,acks
shadow. would not have f0uei
cold shoulder 20 n. de Ne'doH aut accepted
Prince Alexander rs ihe ruler ~ eastern
koumela The conditions rs is-i Winter
are restored. Parliament Il oui ul o.. way
aud Sir William While. ln spiit oi ihf ui-
most efforts ~ Russia io prevent hi- refurn.
81 going back to Consianunogle fo engage
IN anotaer diplomatic dGe. with N. dt A.i-
dan
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26

NJ Gladstone has bar three Singers on
the isfi band. the forefneer being gone
The wife ~ President Dsz ~ Mexico IL
NOT Yei rs wears old. She Is = derout
Roman Cafhoic
Miss Gertrude Griswoi8 Bret Hsrts 3
niece. hss taken London hY storm in con-
cert
Charles Francis Adams VII nof return
from fhs Wesi 1nii the Novemher hreezes
hlow.
Msx A3eler. the hum0lst has accepted
the Prohibition nomination fer he IeFis-
lsts-e n M1rtrarnery county. Pa he did
ia probably : fun.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26

The dsmaee 'o ihs track of ihs g 3 "a.
rosd by ths storm Thursday PROVE fo be
greater thsn vns 81 frs rep0ried f'hs
storm which vfs feIroried fesferfisf washed
ont several hun5fed tees of Ifsrk heizeen
fsris end Reed filT ard hefwetl. Iefd t1fT
end Milton Junction neffIg SEQ hundred
feef we're vsshr5 uuf "a vat irfrt,s<ihie
f1T 1he ua'ns fo re- t1ronfh gfs'ttes4 tx+
cent tf rrlrf ris fts A " - Ha}d-
vin ard fhfrrr fn Reef fffg where's fl.rr
we're she 81 ufaff fte thfuufl frIp ~
Nordsr ererrfi.ire wIIi 80 in readiness and
hf trans viN far o. tin1e
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26

WuuysroN Sept. 25.-J. Parke Postles,
Of this city. President Of the National
Morocco Exchange. in speaking Of the
meeting held al French Ho'el, New York,
says, The object of the meeting was the
looking towari aud taxing action on united
protection should the present labor troubles
continue. There was good representation
present and they We're all ia favor ot form
ing strong combination SO as 20 be pre-
pared Co meet the labor movement. This
is the first time in the history Of the TX
change that united action had to be taken
in egard % tie labor question. but now We
feel forced tO DO So
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26
PARLIAMENT peoRoGUeo.
The susI Flstltuae- from the oaesn Read
by Lord Ssl-hmry

IovD0v. sept - Parliament vas pro
rogued today The Queens speech was
resd by The Lord Chancellor. Lord Sails
bury. The opening ser tenoes deal with for
eigu relations which Her Majesty SAYS. con
Hnue friendly vitb Al powers Iu refer
ence to recent events In Bulgaria the
causes which Jed ap So Prince Alex
anters defhreuenent are considered
srd the announcement IS made thsf prep
srsHons sre ander way fr the election of
nsfer ruler. Era accordance with The terms
~ RE fresfv ~ Berlin The Porte has
beer informed that es faf a. Great Brit
40 - ooucerne3 there vii he ne fraction
af the e0nrrions Waieh save been alzr-
sn-ee8 % bl CARA fv 7eceuf t-eafies The
other zrsai poVs~s Her Majesty ssrs. have
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26
William = Gould in Jail.


PORTLAND. Sept 25-United States Com
missioner Ford tonight committed VIM. f..
Gould. the defaulung cashier Of The First
National bank, to the county jail to ava t
the action OF the grand jury, in default of
$4,000 A card signed by the President
and directors of the various banks in this
city have been issued denying the report
that the First National bank has been
weakened by cas- hiers defalcation.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26
a SINGULAR MURDER.
Husband and wife Quarrel and I
Former is T. He'd

a Husband and wife Quarrel and the
Former is Killed.
NEW ORLEA IS, Sept 25.-This morning.
George Mitchell and his wife quarreled
while in bed and soon began fighting The
woman naturally got the worst of the row,
and received terrible beating from her en-
ragged husband. Finally she seized deli
cate portion Of his body in both hands us
ing ali her strength she continued TO
hold on, notwithstanding her husband s
terrible screams until 10 a spasm of agony
he threw himsel. from The bed bieaking
her bold The woman then discovered lo
her horror that he Was deaf ana left the
house. She has not yet been arrested.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26

rFtsa.v. .rev ~ert Commodore -.
b Harmony Acting Secretary ~ fhe Narv.
.h.s morning -eceiVsd .erer from the
-rmrasn. .fa-v oairer of che new erl ssr.
kEanls. ln regard to Beg trHsI rio on Torg
fs'4ra Snnnf Shs tnrha~at ASS night sf
freer.lan Hncs rnf hsrirz comp afed TIE
Err .rr FE anrs ser1rea horrs The great
ssf sreed Vss f.rrfeen xnrts an aour. Tln
Ea eolierftee p srse 81 ve- ard her eonf
rrsrfe~ says rlsf -hs rsctl0erv : zrfiua.
e. work rE tovn sn rfar f runs very vel
Fl IS fte general arinlan here thsr The Ar
ana w srsfs very .af.sfsrrnrv rr1 ser
"a every respect s.slrreh she ass nof 81,
= rr,..tf 4ea Irfa
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26
FOOLISH NEWSPAPER MEN.

They send ont Bogus Dispatch and are
Cut On From all Government News.
Bo-IoN, sept. 25.-An Ouawa special
says There is great excitement here
among newspaper correspondents over the
announcement that the correspondents who
sent bogus draft OF p treaty which they
Stated was in The hands of the government
are 10 Deshut oil from Obtaining any gov
ernuent news. This bogus draft Is re-
guded as The biggest fraud perpetrated for
some lme
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26

The storm st Reed cry tncrea-es-The
losses Growing Fss5.
st. .. 70 ... ..tas t.as.a-
Esu Clrg. sept Z3-Ihs dams have Just
broken aEay at Morris e. Maruns and
E,rnsr Bros grist mills, and the dams at
two others on che Hersey river were swept
arav Use cbaT. and 30 IS 'efred two men
were drowned The food is terrific around
lsra art fle losses are amounting up nfo
tens of thousands. The losses oV the wash
INK gaaaV otiaus ~ alone $40 FHs the rail-
-.a. e.nrauy ..esVi'i hes-a Nuu. William
Ietrir.s hrrk gari s alodei aHd bis loss
- .u Fhe less to tae county IS esti-
rafsa aI tf5H0o0. $50 mails are expected
rr several Htes
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26
actors ARRESTED.

The Circiunatl Law and order League Put
step e. sunday Performance.
CNusNsrL sept 25.-lhe agent of the
Las and Orier League. J. S Gregg, this
morning appeared before Police Court Clerk
arrest Of JAS. Wallis, Jay Hunt May Wilker
and Rachael Tooth, who have been playing
the past week in Houck in the Rat
Catcher. charging them with participating
ina theatrical performance iasf sunday.
Court Officers Mccarthy and Morris were
interested with the warrants and the arrests
were made this afternoon after the matinee.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26

Louis Oermsins snb Wa- ca rr.ai IN , is
SIC. A..-L.Ll.- l.m--

Louis Dermains aud N1r ca tr. ai in j le
tice Ws-tfsli'- Court
Tie trial ol Louis and Amaaaa termaint #,
charged with cruelty freaing i8eir adopted
chad was brought up 10 Justice Weslal s.
court yesterday. a number 81 ~. q. =. t-
ladies and other parties Interested in ibe
trial. sat through t0c proceedings j.. A.
Dapper appeared lor tbe de.ense and j.
Preston conducted ite people side ihe
evidence only corfohoraleA the statement
made Do ihurslafs IEIIsRAH-HFEtin.
Mrs Dr. Mary hilyeT said on fte stand
that in her opinion The cbilds cone
dition was brought aboai by insui-
hcieut and improper nourshment.
aud DR. Bo3le stated much fhe same fh1nE
Both admitted that other causes mirnt
have brought The child into iis present cor
diiion. hui believed Improper ioo8 vas ihe
main cause. lir Bodie stated That in his
examination be- f0nud fbai fbe baby was
not suffering from en Enlargement of fhe lter
~ hai organ vas unusually small Mrs.
Carey. iu shose case the rhild wa- placed
for a week about fHo weeks aga. judged
from her e1pe fence in nursing that lf va-
suffering the effects of starvation. rae
found several bruises CA lts body Mt.
Mary Baker Who nov hes charge 0l toe
chiid then took he stand Wib abe infant
la her arms It's continual crying hewefrf.
compelled her - refuQuish ii into care
oi Miss ceoreie Young vbo ehs Ureseni
during toe eKaminaUon. ~ ueT facts
were brought oui - hfr evidence in zoe
midst If which Jnsiice IA esflalIs band b.
came crsmred ~ h.s continued eEffCIse
With ibe pen ara c0ur was sdioHrned un-
tl Monday morning. At fhs point some
words PASSED heie eeen Mrs. fermaIne ard
Mrs bakfT. ard NJ geruaine af fiff
thought oi spending SUNDAY ln jail burst
ouf crying ? a most uI'siui mahref The
ladies in fhe room Immediately followed
sau and fhis seemed 60 have ne desi- -ed -.
fesf ~ ihe e0npIe were ha iei 11t Nessrs
T q Young 5ohn aarfIn Dr. A. Founder
signing ftr bonds fs- $50
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26

Letters Pass Beyond the Control of the
Government After Delivery.

Government After Delivery.
NEa HtFEs, S-pi. 25.-t ai,ei states
Commissioner lnsers3ii. rendered decision
th.- morning and discharged L. T. Ryder
who Was arrested apln che charge OF OPEN
Ing AM parioinlug letters belonging 10
Jas. F. Mcheon business man in This
city, ln dlsoharsiug Ryder, Commi-sioner
ln--rsuu s..id bee liI nor pa.s afon tne
f4tts.s brought oul in Tine efiGence. 0ut on
point. ol laN lu several promlnvnl cases.
aulcl le had consulted ne could mud no
opinion that iusuued J1e binding over 0i
iAe accused. 1le Omitted states ia0 did not
~ far enough o4t even now ald L0i caim
taAt The juilei States b td control 0l a letter
after b. bad been delivered 40 ,he Once or
address ol rhe parties 10 whom 20 vas oil
reefeI li iu lhis case q crime bad been
committed. i was against ile laws OF
Connecticut touching theft and not against
TIE United States law. lie found that the
government had delivered lhe letter, there
ll. responsibility ceased.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26

u have been up listening % thst baby
oase." said Agent Hennessv iasi evening.
and am glad the matter is being nfes.ies-
ted 'rhe people mixed up in 81 arr q bad
iot. aud tle Gaze uetsis ihoroueh insesl-
CATION. There are mauV similar cases .u
ihe city that ought o. be investigated end
think Society iar tbe Prevention cf
Cruelty to Children might fna o gfsi itl6
i0g work in ihis cgy.
II room in block ca Canal-st said 3
dudish looking Young man in Fulton Sir,et
PARK yesterday. but I'm going io move to-
morrow ] don propose to oe lied hv
Virgins quake to ] We cnaaEei aparf-
menis in ihe Berke1 Row
"Canal-st IS booming now saff 4 q
Mathews ia has Improved rapa'g during
the past year and n0w presents more ai-
tracfive appearance than Monree-sf estco-
isiiy in the evening when it is hrtaautF
Illuminated by numerous electric lights
Il thought the Council bad oriercd these
parades stopped said d gentleman on
Pearl st. last night a. thc Sairafnn Army
pa-sei up ihe street. so fo1 arc mis-
taken replied another-"lhf orl nance
was passed % license tie nuisance pet 10
suppress 3D.
"Wheu is iaai Charleston ass mee lf to
take place. asked esni'euan 81 -se s
yesterday. He was irfsnnra t.s f.e
hafof bad Cane.unef Or no-fr
unfN after ~ rEins earhnua rfe s.
o. OCCUR next NclnesiaV fr fha rta.H
taai tle money nat be ereeiet reafcr .an.e.
~--a-~
N. a. True Frdse "l uerii rfent d tsf
T deg d.sn ana rlri. Ihe air. haf certainly
shsil not - n hsvs 20 rar o. ~ ln.
E Whv. do sea snee prs.eriei i'.si Tan-
aFrmcrf Hilh N Hl9 premium Era srI.l
/ IHg ONE f.r eael l9re haHni n eaihsf
/ ui-h bis naHle or s. ir EIf .rstIs aI their
/ siaiioners apa COMFY p.inieliart frtfs ana
4 vet thet d.d noi tafe fiif o1nHefE - Ire-
4 -eHf ne eiit even oup uI iaf ttEeif i
4 urnfes FIR Naffn piinont arf pas hh
/ Vts tae management ei the AfFi f.eI.i-
ean Fair 81 rcrf caasc' Fanfr. 40 hate
reason Oh un1emaef and tlufs sft msnr
I aIhers ho haFe been treaties e'miisrF So
/ myself
Vow ST fhai camp meeting was searer
the city s. would % more rood. remarked
q poi 1Isr doctor Yesterday 'lou 49, ne
I people thar are meet in need of conversion
I are those fhaf hang arennc the hcef saietlus
I and if FrrV seldom fhsf they ever Eei isf
aVav from the rlm holes and dives ~ Vioe
( which iniesf fht cifF
I've Just returned FROM Boston said
I Judge Fallaes ~ Cadiiac. lasf ririt
: vsni down ibert na fhe oaa Fellows ez-
cursion Ii was sn fmnieass efair There
were 9s seofians ~ she ers.a IrinE essi
/ of Detroit ard in ese1 there were fr9n
f eghi fo twelve eoacbes vfui ir q
{ chsTffrei car with q party n fis Lsrds
4 ~ llie sn8 20 had an excellent iime Euei
/ ress 81 Hazfon sfarft 81 viih i,.iou End
1 toe men d0~n there arf SIRE oi 3 .ooecstful
year Well "a is aat partially if fhs
( natursi reaction irons ths rendition 81 tiis
rasi reaf or fvo AID slso I fiuk to ths
conservative policy oi Cleveland admins.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-26

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HFs-rr Wca. SEPT The rain aH
whrb cessed a. ii lass night was Che
hese ssf ever known here The creek IS ora
fba rampage TIE lam has been vashe6
nuf ard mrch 1smags done Tire Man.st.
arH-e has rrne aat aad ,be new bridge ls
ha6.r ri1-ed Hal & Manning saV and
r.arirE nIf complete wreck The
RI rtf rrifFa between here snd Reel litv
Il -r.1lei There have reen severe. Vssa-
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