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The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-12-11
A Wise Man.

First Young Author-I hear you are
making money.
Second Young Authorizes; | am
getting along very well--very well IN
deed.
+. Y, A.-Then your writings are
paying you at last.
S. Y. A.-Oh, no, I've dropped
writing.
f. Y. A.-Then it is not by writing
that you are making money!
S. Y. A.--Certainly not
Il. Y. A,-What are you doing them
S. Y. Al am peddling fish. --BSS-
ten courier
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Band Concert.

The Royal Hawaiian band will play
the following programme this Saturday
afternoon at 4:3o, at Emma Square;
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24
A GREAT OIL BLAZE
LghtLAg lays Havoc With
the Flu'1 at Lima. Ohio.
THagllAls q 8l85EL5 Go8ll Ed.
4 Larg- POI ca o. ths Tosn Threat
snel ena cesirsctioa--A ss0nl4n
KID ~ shcck-A rire-
mans 4rm Parayzsc.

Liza Oh -eat - -cal8rol g Aalls9n 5
on vel. So q. aas sfrlek by lightning AZ
q 0cloek llis morning ald Gre cemmaHi-
Gated t0 ten are-haadred fafrel lanks
xlicA sast. sla the o.l spread oger the
southern pan ~ lae e.y. sldangeriag
tlols4lla of lars worth 0f property
NlchaIson- arre tank ae-o-s rhe street
ifem lalllul a. Aall-0ns weH sss also
sillcz and le barrels ~ lii ser- co4-
saued
Tie faa.es and black smoke from ibis
couiaE-4fi9u acCumpalFins -le storm bad
a ferlig IlE effect lgol The - pie aud ex-
pioslous olClrred at Hequelt Intervals. ad-
ding CD che excitement All The machinery
and tanks az rhe weli referred to were de-
s.ToFel Abeaf Z 0'eiock lightning struck
snd sef df- ro lae gas worzs. oi Well and
100 barrels ~ oll in the tanks together
With lhe derr ~ and machinery were soon
consumed. TAe gas works were saved Wi.h
difficulty. TIE blazing oil ran in al lirec
ions, threatening general coarasla-
Lon The railroad bridge caueht
nre several times. blt 3y the srear
eEertiuns this Was saved from total de-
strlct0u Later iu the afternoon q dense
coilmn ~ smoke afose iu southeasferly
direction from rse city and if vas reported
iAt I'VE htls. hnoHn a, bow man $.
Holmes. McLaias. Hosles No. 2 and
ohokeV' s. bad bern ser on fire by lightning
and we're burning out Rain Tell
al Cay N torrents. The seVeIi of
Tie thunder ant hrhminz was never
equalled here. lt Is believed this evening
that the losses 5y fire viii be- confined i0
the property already described AID wili
probably NOT exceed 5000.
Mrs. Henderson standing IN the door
way Of her home near lhe FIRST wei struck,
eas STRUCK by a stray bolt and killed.
Fireman Gas Miller Was struck while
holding the nozzle az the Nicholson ire and
tis right arm WAS paraiyzed.
tiuafed.
Lightning has not struck within the
past hour. and b. is hoped the storm IS over
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

kuows i a.l is in a iamenisbss condition,
AID Aas eDfreIy loss >g1i of ite elslau ~
2ad God has given ~ faculties susceptible
oi Development and Viii hole Is resFfon-
slole for he Mauufr in Sliea se oeee.op
these faculties. Tie blble j. full oi eKhor-
falals in behalf ~ education. and boa has
repeatedly shown the estimate be places
uDon inleihgeuoe lie has always sLOau
eiucaisd mea as ieaier. la al greaG move
meats. III Wr agi in eonio rRliy With thr
ala 81 God. ee Eal Improve every possible
opportunity aud facility Tor proper eauca
nou All kuowieige aud intelligence
lhat tends 70 elevate CT im-
prove our conditions Is from
God himself God is the author 0f al true
science, and bids us seek IL 0uL
Educational institutions should be con
Quoted Ia harmony with the principles OF
truth and righteousness, ia order that 0od
may bless them to the good of ln0se who
attend We should seek knowledge and
wisdom IA order that our lives may BE-
successful 70 the greatest possible degree.
The speaker dwell quite largely upan bee
necessity oi ministers Of the gospel being
close students; # their pursuing u-elr
studies continually. and with earnesinesS.
ia order that they msy be approved labor
ers IN the vineyard OF The Lord.
The Judgment will reveal u Just what
extent We improved our opportunities
for education. The speaker beieges that
the manner in which We educate ourselves
in this life. viii be recognized ln Heaven.
that those who are farlhest advanced here
ia proper education and wisdom, will also
be farthest advanced in Heaven. This
being the case. christians of all people
should be most heartily devoted 10 obtain
ing the most valuable and important e6uce-
ton. There will be degrees Of reward in
Heaven, and They that be wise shall shine
az the brightness ofthe armament
Elder Haskell was followed by ID. NJ
C0rnright ana O.. l. Butler, both OF whom
made most earnest appeals 10 the people in
behalf OF education, and impressed upon
them the necessity of improving their op-
pOrtunities in this respect
Ii is evident that the Seven Day Advent
lists are alive on the subject of education,
not only for the benefits 10 be derived in
this life but they believe il will count in
the world TO come. This is certainly very
oommendable feature.
Among the educational institutions un-
der the supervision of the Seven Day Ad-
ventists we may mention Battle Creek
College at Battle Creek, this State, an
Academy al South Lancaster, Mass, and
college at Healdsburg, Cal These are all
model institutions of learning, thoroughly
equipped with all the necessary cOnven-
fences and appliances. The corps of pro-
fessOrs and teachers for each are among the
best to be found IN the country.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

Freeman n Gillette was seniencei ~
ninety dsss Ia Ionia seven wears aao for
petty larceny seven days before the erpi
ration Of his time be- and q comraie es-
caoed from THE prison and Gillette went io
Gslesburr. ni. where BE- was married and
bas lived there since or "Wednesday be
retained - visit friends near teni ssnfilie
and YESTERDAY while on his wdY - Char
lotie wifh his wife he vas Idfntheo By
Supervisor Sboenlaker. ai NsouiuE who
informed Peirolnar Ccwfil ~ ihe fact. a
depnfv sheriff vas ca'ied aud be- was ar
rested and taken 10 ibf IaH He has en-
gagged good counsel ard eii en3esv1f fo
prove his reiesse and ~ tiis can noi BE- OBJ
tanned BE- VII pas hne -afbef han -
bach 81 the pfisor. Wien seen last even
ing he said 1noe / leli here J have
learned q good trade and am makInr So n
month ard canf afiori 50 losf she tme
and vill pag fhf hns t L ls 500
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24
4 HoRs sLe OzATA


0sAHs, Neb. sept. z5.-Dae " tie mosl
shockiss fatalities that has occurred ia
Omaha Tor years happened 80 10 clock last
night 81 the resiGence Of g. " Finh No
24z2 Hzruey-st Mrs. Alice Iiteomb was
burned O. death Mrs. Fnn conducts s.
boarding house and Mrs Tite3mb and .
Mss Webb soomed together, J. 81
Taylor. a drug clerk, Is brother
0f the deceased, and accompanied by K. T.
BuTGlck. called 0n his sister e. spend the
evening. A lamp wss accidentally knocked
% the h0or and the oL Was spilled over the
carpet Mr nte0mb aItem pied TO smother
the flames With the SKIRT of her WRAPPER.
and vas twice pulled away By The gentle
men. Presently she. gave scream and
shouted, My clothing is Oh nrel' She
rushed frsntcaiiy 10 the stairway and
jumped from the top 10 the bottom, where
She fell falntIng ia the hallway.
The scene that followed VAS horrible.
Lsnding al the foot Of the stairs almost
as quickly as his sister, Taylor began 10
tear the clothing frcm her, but she spTang
10 her feet aud ran. Burdick stopped her.
and BEGAN 10 help IN freeing her iIom the
flames. bat once more the woman, nerved
by the strongest excitement broke away
lLOAl DAlAtAh rAAt eAfN %sAA RA+ AA-tt NAAN
street Grazing OF the street had been go
ing on there, and the earth was very loose.
Frantic with pain, the poor woman sought
relief IN nakedneSs, for ali her clothes were
In flames, but amid the keenest bursts OF
agony her mOcesty arose supreme, and
sue ceaVed with her SCARED. white hands
the earth, hide with il her naked. blistered
BODY from the gaze of a hundred awe
stricken people who stood about She
would tall helplessly upon her face and
then spring 10 her feet and tall again.
Strong men were pOwerless 10 hold her and
not until Mr. Newman could arrive with
blankets would she oe pacihed. When
carried 20 her room not a stitch of clothing
remained on her person, and from her
chin TO her knees there Was one big ugly
blister. The flames, strange 10 say. did not
touch her hair or face. On being
picked up and covered. the victim
became as calm and rational
as though nothing had happened, She re-
mained in this condition until l a. m,
when all reason left her, and at 40 O'Clock
this morning death relieved her sufferings
Mrs. TitcOmb was the wife of the chief
engineer of the Cape Cod canal company,
whose headquarters is at Boston. Ii is re-
ported that her domestic relations were not
happy, and she came here for relief from
them She resided before marriage at
Worcester, Mass, where the remains will
be sent for interment.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

SUrEmoB.-The People vs. Michael Brock
assault less than murder. NeriiCi guilty
Helen Folger. complainant. vs.. Wiiher
Folger defendant in chaDcerg Hearing
on commissioners report y cree granted
complainant
pRoBArE Estate of Nvrhe Holt de-
ceased. Administrator hnai account sled
Hearing Oct. 22-Essafe Of Isaac Carey
deceased. Executors FINAL account Aied
Hearing Oct. p ~E Estate Of Matthias Gas
per. deceased. Order allowing claims snd
decree for payment 81 debis -- Estate ~
Fred De Cou. q minor Guardian bond
fled and letters issued - Mary A. De Cou
Estate If Silss Powell. deceased. Order
allowing appeal Of administrator FOR report
Of com mmissiOners on claims.
L. :. CIR1rlr-steamer Francis smith. in
admiralty. ipon petition 81 claimant and
upon sn agreement between I s. Attorney.
Collector OF Customs and CapfaiD Robert
son. Part owner n sfeamer. a. 10 the value
of the bost. At order was made reieAsine the
said steamer up0n giving = good and SUN
Gent bond ia the peDa' sum n SO 900.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

Boston and Albany railway stock was bid
up yesterday from l93 10 2Jl, and 1,il was
ass ed a. the Ose..
Exports from the United States during
the month of August amounted 20 so ,i6l,-
533. IMPORTS s., 676. 7sZ.
The Republicans Of the Maryland Fifth
D .srrict have nominated d. W q. Tuck. OF
Annapolis fer Congress.
The winners yesterday at Gravesend
we're Jiemsx Petticoat, Bessie June,
Feroua Bsrnnm aud Hopeful.
Winners at Brighton Beach yesterday
Bsllona. AEincourt, Wandering. Hot Box,
Lirz.e Walton aad jim D0agias.
Three Frsnchmsn were expelled from
Nerz yesterday on suspicion Of their being
spies 10 the employ of the French
TIE srst Nsw Jersey Congressional dis
..-rf Republican convention yesterday re-
nominated Geo. Hires BY scclamstion-
Ina. r. Brown. of Henry county, an
nauneaS hinis.if sn indepsn tent csa5idafe
for Congress ia the 9Th Virginia district.
The ars- Counscticut Republican Con.
F-ssSiousl convention yesterday renoniin.
sssd bV scoiamsron Mr. Jno. r. Buck. oi
Hartford
TIE Republican Congressional ConTen-
Hon ~ fhe Firth " .sseuri District yester
dsv rsnoainssed Maj Wm- Warner ~ SC
cisslstion
The Cr1wa Princess of Prussia has Do
ei.ed f0 aeConoe ere pstroaess % the oerAf
Association ~ BRITISH snd American gov.
srassses
e IS -erortsi shat upoa the sdvics ef th'
Faeneh r1rernmeut Seaor ksfs k9rreila
the Sraassh seirst0r. has sssen hIs cerart
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24
a PAIR or JACKS
Sullivan aud Donshae right siR Rounds
and Gait IVea.

sullivan aud bOnshue Fight ~Ik Rounds
snd Qoit EVea.
About two hundred spectators assembled
at Tom o Donuell's Gymnasium lasl even
ing 70 witness a sx-round glove contest be-.
tween Jack Donahue and Jack sullivan.
Several local pugiIisss gave eahib.atns
which we're very good. among tbem were
two rustics named Troumau aud Holland.
who fought until The, drew blood. Timothy
Qusiey and John SiVeTs did some very
scientific sparnng. after which canp Size
stars OF tie evening. ia fhc lfi round ile
lighting Was forced by Sullivan. blI when
time was called the honors were even.
Second round Both men bounded into
the ring when time was called looking
quite spry and clinched alter which The
the fighting was lame ounng the remainder
of the round
Third round-Many hard body and face
blows were struck bs both. and ihe lighting
all through ihe round Was quite heavy.
Nnen time was called Dou-hue seemed io
have fLe best 81 it
Fourth round Cautious srarrInr Cn 10th
sides, and the donors seemea evenly DIVIDED.
Finh r0una-lhc lcauue Was heafg
and sullivan goi knocked around consid-
erably
Sixth round and wind up-Tbe lighting
was lively on both sides and iheY did some
heavy hitting bnt neither was hadIy pun
ished
Al the close Of the round gefcrres Tim
othy Qualey decided the contest q dHw.
and il is e1peci ei the contestants viii meet
again soon. The audience was very quiet
and orderly.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24
A CHINESE Postal SERVICE.
China About to Establish "a Service of Her
Own and Join the Union.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. % Superintendent
Tell of the Foreign Mail Bureau, Postoffice
Department, has received an official COM
munication from j. d Kennedy, American
Minister and Consul General at Shanghai,
containing the information that China pro-
poses to establish postal service in that
country TO begin Jan. /, 1887. In this con-
nectiOn China suggests that the postal
agent OF the United States at Shanghai be
Withdrawn. Similar requests have been
made Of England, France, Germany,
Spain, Japan and Italy. H.
Kapsch. The Chinese Postal Commission
er. states that China will make application
for admission into the Universal Postal
Union at an sarly day. 1t is probable that
the suggestion Of China will be complied
with and that the system to be inaugurated
by that country will be more complete than
the present method adopted by the
countries named 10 deliver the mails to
their residents in China.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24
That bulgarian wrsngie.

PEsrH. Sept. 23-In the Hungarian
Chamber Of Deputies today, Count Appory
iDterpeliated the government concerning
the situation Of affairs in Bulgaria, and the
relations of AustrO- Hungary thereto.
Austrian interests. he said, did not admit
Of q one-sided extension of the influence
Of any particular power in the Balkans,
and he desired 10 know whether the inter
ests Of Austria permitted Russia 70 inter
fere Ia the affairs Of Bulgaria. Il was evi-
dent he said. that Germ any supported
Russia in the Bulgarian policy OF that
power and be wished to be informed
whether there was any consequent change
in the Austro- German alliance.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24
Going to BrawI with spain Now.

State today received a telegram from Consul
General Williams, at Havana, stating hat
the authorities at Matanaz are charging the
old tonnage tax upon American vessels re-
gardless OF the agreement with this Govern
ment about two years ago, providing for re-
duced charges. The Matanaz authorities
claim never 10 have received the decree of
the Governor General carrying out the
agreement. The State department has been
unoficially informed by interested parties
that the Madrid Government has fcrmslly
sustained the Cuban authorities and Consul
General Williams was today directed to
ascertain if this be so and communicate the
facts at once.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24
Business Improving In the u. p.

tyclesez 10 Vre VtlssNN~-stsNSo.
IsHpENINe, Mich, Sept. 23.-Negotiations
are now being made by local capitalists for
lease OF the Excelsior furnace situated
near the Lake Angeline mine, within the
city limits. In case the property is secured,
as seems probable now, it will De pat into
blast Immediately. Il has been shut down
since 1887
There are twelve charcoal pig iron furn-
aces in Marquette county and only one is
now running. The Pioneer at Negauuee is
merely closed down for repairs and will
soon start mp. There is more hopeful
feeling in business and mining circles and
il is likely that several Of the furnaces now
idle will be put in blast again before Jan. l.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24
NOT A WISE SOLOMON
The Author Of Billee Taylor is
Arrested for Big my.
ullllA suSalLg HasglL R0gL
Edward Solomon fs4s " "a kao~a
as Jane isascs- 4 Oooo
Chance fer him 10
Gel iatc Pasan.

l.oEnoS seGt 8 -EdsaTd solomon. iAe
rePuiea husband al laAaa Razsell. tile
actress, vas arrested leie today - a ci,aser
ef bisamy. and Ras reAlauded tbis after
noon and subst.l lleaIlf a0nIlti Go hail in
Tie suLl uf 1-H tao euIelie.
being reauirel Isie CAaiees specifies
thai solomon AS ni2f1et lH iIit
Stale ~ New Jersey to He4en Leonard
which ls fne name 81 Miss ksssei previous
to her marriage te Hsus hlalsni. sAl.e his
vile. Jane solomon. formerly jane lsas1<
Nas living Mr. Isasos. lan, mother.
appeared ia coarl anl proved her Gaugh-
ier's marrisss 10 solomon ln 1873. and bis
cesertlou of her in ls7s
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

ST Loris sept "a stay II execution
for sixty days vas today granted on the
Hugh N srooks. alias Marvel. case
next. bat the stay vas necessary 20 give his
attorneys time 70 compiete transcripts nf
TIE case upon which 70 60 before Tire sl-
prenle Conrt tor rev irsi
TIE tro Cainese uorterers. Chvo Chaezk
snd Chvo Com. were als0 granted = STAY 81
feTfr DAYS ibev havioE been sentenced 90
hang on the same day
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

NsurHrs Team. Sept. 23-The coiored
Rsptists of ere South are assembled here ln
their .ecoud annual convention. One OF
The nosf infsrssfllsS poiats ao0at ile MEET
irx = she conference with the comm zee
sptaia atef By taa American Baptist Ms
sirrsa-V nian of tne Nofth Co consider the
feasibility of farriing some compact By
whfeh cooperation in the Missionary field
81 Africa may BE- secured. i1e - sgafes
from The Union expected are Ir biaCs
bnrn ~ Indiana. Dr Everis. ~ n g.. ami
Tlr Graves of l-ecrzia. The colorei bap
t.sfs ruu bered e7S go year azo. msny
han1re,is more thsn thst cf any other IT,
oorinaran. and rossess ralfrh property
20 the VaIne of 81 40 loo. TIE sessions are
81 ngrh interest
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

ktfsNselo. Sepf z5-Rer ~ O.. y.
Gooslspeea. of Ch.cse- who VS. appointed
Presilenf of Kalamazoo College iasi June
Rev. nr Kendall Brooss resigned. has
DEFINED .e sreept tae posiliou Dr. Brooks
hsx seen connected vita tte Institution ~
q rrasIliarr f.r fta ea-t twenty srs. sna
aea n taat ame rsiset It te ~ senoraple
s.sn.f ~ tsnorg t1e e'iiiCttIersl insii l''as
~ tne State His resignation vas causes
hv R nes.th ard ireressfnE 'nararfise-
TIE -sfsssl ~ III eoefisree'i maea -.
sr.ffesi. sH.l Vhn eiil tsslHss re fresisis'fel 3
- rr4rnxn
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

IRE ba ding - SO - springsi. oecn-
pied ~ Wa. Brummeier IS . rag ard tn
ua-e emporium. Fss ssrnek - igtlninE
st,-sai So lasf evening Tie dsreTf ~ be
huiidinz is sight The dnrnaks - the
sioek can8cf e eg7-eofir psflrnat1t - f -
naeflv fiuve$ and - oalF damaged ~
~ster FrsHk HerpbtrlfF ~ho vss sr e
barn an fae opposite si8e 81 fhe sreet. - y
she lsghraing strlke TIE tnil8inE snd Tas
knack ~ 1o~n - che shock
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24
Iet Her Go GaIIirher.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The President
has appointed r. D. Gallagher, Of Indiana
to be agent TO the Indians Of the Pine Ridge
Agency. Dakota. and has commissioned
Isabella Campbell as postmaster at Biairs-
vile. Ind. and Joeob j Mueller at Eilens-
ourgh. Washington Territory.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

WAsHN6roN, Sept 23-Alfredo de Rom
ceray, aged ., aud the son Of an ex-consul
70 Porto Rico, West Indies, committed sui
eide here this afternoon by shooting him
self in the right temple. He recently lost
his position m the Postoffice Department,
on account Of falling eyesight. Despon-
dency over his misfortune led TO the COM
mission of the rash act.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

sAS fEAAasoa sept 2s-A terrific e.
plesion occurred al tie Chant powder vosks.
near West Berkeiey, bu ~as less disastrous
than al first iesfe3. Teo ChinAmea were
killed. The material exploited consisted of
100 pounds ~ s4n-eoliau aud nifro-xly-
cerine. Al the Giant Iesder company
works the bui'tugs serc bai s.ig4fiy
damaged
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

Close klrcfioD ~ o1nrsr..
81 Laes. oept - In the Grand En-
cam Psaeat ot knights IsmslAr today The
Committee % Jwisl l-uieHce reported IN
favor az allowing 1-alrol of uniforms 70
ress eill fhe STATE Coum msndeEies, which
report aas adopted. several amendments
t1 Use lass elffalllEg tie posers oi the
orald Elilampm we're rejected ON
eers Eer- elected 81 fsll8as- Charles ko0we
81 Nea York eity Grand Master John + 3
G06a. of Lebanon Pa. Deputy Grand
Master Hugh McCuriy Of Corunna.
MiSl Grand Genefah ssimo. arfeu LaIle.
Thomas of Louisville. Grand Captain Cen
eral. Georze Perkins. san Francisco. Grand
seolar Warden. r. II Llogd San Francisco,
Grand Junior Warden IL Wales Lines, Of
Meifen Conn. Grsbd Treasurer. aud w
B Issaas ~ Richmond. Va. Grand Re
coriier Ihe Eleampment viii probably
complete their EoFk ia short SESSION 90
m0uoE May IemplAn ~iu leave for
home to1urrOa.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

On next Iuesdsy evening the iTisb-
American Literary Society vii present IN
the A. .. n bal. on Csnal-si. musical
entertainment in which prominent paris
viii be taken bf leasing vocal ard insfru-
mental musicians If iai. citf TIE seeietr
y worthy one and The many entertain
merits given 10 the Isst by is sre SUI
Scent ausrsnlee ef TIE exceIieuoe aud sue
eess Of that ~ So given next Taes1sy-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24
YAcaTsMeN oN LIE MgrILE
clyde Yaehtssa4n Hound 90 Get that Cup
in some Way.

LoSDov. sept 2s Clyde yachting circles
zre greatly excited over the challenge Of
Nr James Bell for the American cup.
Before tie challenge be accepted, it is the
Intention Of those Interested 20 construct a
vacht 70 contest for the cup of tonnage
equal Cd that CT the MayhOwer. A COM
mitlee of Clyde yachlsmeu have raised a
guarantee fund OF so coo with which they
wall 0aild yacht after the model Of any
American vessel that may De selected,
progidet that the length Of the latter be
-peelhed
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

gas ~ Mns beesne i,ess.lv lrnft iasf
night and toof q hesde- d8v'n tiif aese'ueut
ssairs un8ef thf mon Cafe Hs vss -
sisie4 ur seaiu ~ PAR psr Lutee ard
f,.e.inr rsrs sorf frsn his ffnieeF eteIf 81
Fee5.sslsrtf-t 81 nirir Ht r hsFe an
intprrieV vfsA 5adee Ht n,es fhis f0srnlnE
ed ~ rresslir s. ~ 'ed ureE ~ f1F iof
TIE glars ag9r ptiyk De- hrots hl ais isii.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

Moses. Wls. sept 8-The ssVeesf
hs1 sforu ever experienced Fl this city &C.
esrrei hsrs az 0'c'ock fals mornias. TIE
sroru wss scconpaufei ~ heavy fhunlsr
and rhtaiaz Hai, sroess fe. fre incaes
n esrrsr, ference ard sli 81 thern we're very
srzs Every skriEet IN TIE e5fr vss
snsesne8 Scaei'eii rhe green hcs.ss nss1.
tsf Aten wrs3aTs hroxen in his green
hsuse The 1ai Vas 'ocsi 81 ias nsrsre
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

sxs4ss.ss IS Tss -sLs-sNs-s-asAn.
JACKSON, sept. 28.-Jaoob Hutchins. a
prominent and wealthy farmer, died at his
home seven miles from the city this morn
ing Of dropsy, aged eighty two years.
Deceased was a ueighbor Of jacob d. Crouch
in his lifetime, and was a very important
witness in the case of Dan HolcOmb for the
murder Of Crouch. lie was % be an i'm
p0rfaut witness in the trial Of Jud Crouch
which occurs in November
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

OTTAWA Sept 23.-ln official circles aHy
knowledge Of proposed Fishery and trade
treaty with The United s.aies Il dis.iaimed
The Minister ~ Jasiioe saws thai 50 isr As
De knows matters arc lu Eafa slsa lie Pc.
gfets that be cannot confirm the rumor ct
treaty
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-24

PArlsned From states Prison-sAid 10 he
Innocent.

sH1--s.tE T4 Ets Ht-t1aAS-rtsa.a.
LASsfs0, = the Governor has pardoned
Peter Schellen. sent from Kent county
December 3, ISIS, to twenty years for muir
der In the second degree. 1t is a fair pre-
sumption that the testimony on which be
was convicted vas unreliable. Perry Coon,
the chief witness against Schellen, has
been represented 10 the pardon board as a
notorious faisifer. Governor Alger says lie
thinks Schellen Is innocent.