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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25
WHISPERS FROM OUR WIRE.


President Cleveland settled down 10 o,d
time business habits yesterday, and held a
public reception.
The Democratic Congressional Conyen-
tion of the Eleventh Texas district. renOm-
mated Col. Samuel ". T. Lanban. by accla-
nation.
The fourth heat in the three-year-oid
trOtling race at Stockton. Cal. was won By
NaiensIn yesterday ip 222 The fastest time
on record for a three-yea old.
The jury IN the pool selling case Of the
Coney Island Jockey Club. after being out
tweniy-f0ur hours. were unable 20 agree
upon verdict and we're discharged
The moonligbter who was thought 70
have been shot dead by the police a.
Fekers Bridge. near Kerry. Ireland. is still
alive. lie is. however, fatally wounded
At meetin. of the Cork corporation
Yesterday motion - present an address Of
welcome - the Marquis Of Londonderry
Lora-Iieuieuant Of Ireland was rejected bY
a majority Of II.
The Bosrd Of Public Affairs 81 Cncn-
matt has faken q very decisive step in she
question Of employing only organized labor
on pnb.ic works. ard aas unanimously pro
nounce8 seaInst if.
A HiiNsukee firm bss app led for man
damus % ComTe tie K ck lsians rsiiros
"a carry NeW IRA oeer as fresght The
c0mpanY complsfns thsf TIE lows iiauor
AZ r6sfrai1s tbefa from - dong
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25
FAREWELL MY LOVE
Distressing Suicide Of a Beau
tiful Baltimore Woman.
FIRES -FOUR BALLS INTO HIS BREAST
a Fore boolng That She Mas Goirg 10
Become Insane he Cause ot
the Deed A CurioUsis Pa
thetic Letter.

BALrNoRE Sept 2l-Mrs. Jennie 5.
Rudolph, young and attractive lady who
was married sixweeks ago died al $500 clock
this morning of four self-inhicted pistol
shot wounds in her left breast. az the resi-
denee OF her husband. on Linden axe.
Her suicide is singnlarly sad one she was
welded 10 the man she had loved al
through her girlhOod, possessed beautiful
home aud was surrounded by everything
that money could buy. She Was
haunted by dread of becoming
insane. Before she fired the fatal
shots yesterday, she wrote two letters. one
ia German. 10 her parents. and the other in
English 10 her husband The letter 10 tie
husband as follows:
II am al the point Of insanity; my brain
is in constant whirl; rather than probably
cause YOU years OF trouble on earth,
/ prefer TO suffer in the
other world alone | have tried 10 become
what | was. but see no hope. Good bye
my love. forget that ! have been. Fare
well my lovely home. Your loving wife,
Jennie
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25
COLUMBUS. OHIO. SELECTED.
The sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellow.
Located rhere-An Orphans Home.

The Sovereign Grand Lodge of odd Fellows
Locate Il rhere-An Orphans Home.
BosroN, sept 24-The Sovereign Grand
Lodge Of Oi1 Fellows resumed its session
at a. IN today. The committee on the
state Of th, order reported il inexpedient to
establish home for orphans Of Odd Fell
lows. under the care Of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge. adopted The Judiciary Committee
reported e-rr0val Of the Grand Sovereign 5
decisions that lodges under the i'm
mediate lsdiction must meet weekly.
petition Of e.. Robinson. Of
Tempiar Lodge Il, Of California. on a long
standing question Of benefits. was referred
70 the Grand Lodge Of California. The
question of locating the permanent locality
OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge was settled oy
ballot ia favor Of Columbus. Ohio. by q
linal vote Of seventy-six against seventy
three FOR Chicago. The report of the special
committee on the death Of Past Grand Sire
Glenn. was adopted The Grand Lodge
went into secret session, after which it ad-
i0urned
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25
a BIG CATTLE SLAUGHTER.
seventy-five Thousand Dollars Worth OF
Diseased Cattle to be Killed.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. A.-Commissioner
Colman. of the Department of Agriculture,
who sent Dr. Salmon, of the Bureau of
Animal Industry. to Chicago TO ascertain if
the disease has broken out there is pleuro-
pneumonia, received by telegram today the
following report: There is no doubt that
the cattle disease here is pluero- pneumonia.
Authorities find much difficulty in dealing
with il. Seventy-fve thousand dollars
worth of cattle are to be slaughtered and
less than fifty thousand dollars
is available in State appropriations
The department cannot pay for diseased
cattle here because State law requires their
slaughter without compensation. | have
offered for the department to meet expenses
of slaughter, excepting compensation Of
owners. and also TO make an inspection Of
suspected districts. Do you approve of what
| have done? The State Commission is now
arranging details of slaughter" Commits
siOner COlman sent the following reply:
Telegram received, and your action ap-
proved. You are also authorized To take
any steps deemed necessary and expedient
to still further confirm your diagnosis and
satisfy the most exacting that the disease is
typhal pieurO- pneumonia"
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25
NEW LIFELINE ROCKET.
scheme for Carrying Line to wrecke d
Vessels Said to- be "A Success

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Some expert
mental tests of the Cunningham life line
rocket intended to be used by the life saw
ing service in carrying line from the shore
to ship-wrecked vessels, were made here
this afternoon. Several rockets were fired
over the Arsenal grounds range. One
rocket carried line with great
accuracy distance of 1850 yards
Supt. Kimball, of the Life Saving Service,
was very much interested in the exhibition
and thinks this rocket, If accuracy of aim
and delivery can be attained in all sorts of
wind and weather. may be used with great
advantage where wrecks are more than 500
or 600 yards from shore. The maximum
distance it is said. that the Lyle
gun now in use by the Life
Saving Service, can be depended
on TO carry a line 10 vessels in distress Is
about seven hundred and fifty yards. The
tests today Of the Cunningham rocket were
merely preliminary to thorough tests which
will De made this Fall on the Sandy Hook
ordnance proving grounds to prove or dis
prove its effectiveness and accuracy in de-
livering lines at distances between six
hundred and one thousand yards
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25
ANOTHER WCfIM.
A Ruined Young Girl Finds Refuge la St
Marks Home

Matte Calkins, eomely young miss
came 70 this city. liz IS thought from Iowa
about year ago and was employed in
several respectable families. She became
acquainted with a young man. who took
advantage of her innocence, TO ruin her
character, and when she ascertained that
this had been accomplished. she entered
one Of the degrading dives which are num-
erOus IN certain parts OF the city Aoout a
fortnight ago she appealed 20 Supt. Perry
for assistance and was referred 10
the county Superintendents OF the Poor,
who furni-hed ber with a pass and sent her
90 a house Of refuge in Detroit. IL is not
known whether she went there or not but
she returned 70 this city Thursday night
aud applied az Police Headquarters for pro-
lection. She was given a bed and yeSter-
day was taken 70 ST. Marks Home, where
she will be cared for. Sne expects soon 10
become mother and AYERS that she has no
friends living and is literally destitute.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25
Mollle HJI cAPTU sEO.
The f,t14ioas gife OF Jim HOY, the Burgia
Caught shoPiiftiug


CLEvELAND. o.. sept 2t-Moliie Hoy, of
Nea York. one Of the widest known female
shoplners la the United States. was ar
rested ia this city today while in the act
of escaping from r. N. McGillin's dry
goods store With an India shawl worth $3.50
concealed in the shcp.ilter's Dag Mollie has
been ia the city siuce Tuesday, having
come here from Toledo. While
M0Iie was standing IN the corridor
With several policemen she skillfuily ab-
sfracted q large block Of muslin from her
skirts and tossed il out the window without
being observed. The woman Is one Of the
smsrfest IN America end she has a reputa-
ton that is equaled only by that of her
husband Jim Hoy. About fifteen or
Il safeen years ago this same NOiiie Hoy
used 10 operate here in Cleveland.
but she vas never apprehended. She con-
fines herself 10 silk and shawl lifting and
can tell the value Of the goods As easily as
an expert. She has done Dig lifting in New
York Chicago. 81. Louis ard all the big
cities and was a member Ol the famous
Moliie Matches gang for years She was
exceedingly p- tty and her face now Is cal
culated to deceive any but professional spot
lers and detectives.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25
BRACSTRt ETS RI PORT.
The Predicted Earthquake IDjuring Bus
mess in New Orleans

mess In New Orieans.
NEW YORK, Sept 24.-Special kilograms 10
Bradstreet's report continued full volume
of general business, though there have been
less favorable advices from several points.
While the movement of staple pro-
ducts from Boston has been good
it has been less regular, notably in dry
goods. At St. Louis new business con-
tinues to be reported good, there is
quieter tone to trade at New Orleans, where
the predicted earthquake appears
to have prevented the appear
ance of country buyers to some
extent. The retail trade at Savannah has
been checked since the late disturbance of
the earth and there remains of course much
to be done at Charleston before the COM
merce of that place reaches its former pro-
portion.
At most other cities thefull volume ofcom-
mercial transactions already noted exceeds
totals at like periods IN Immediately pre-
ceding years, and IN nearly all instances
meet the more conservative of the hopeful
anticipations reported within two months
na@t.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25
THE ANGRY ELEMENTS
Terr dc Wind. Rain, Lightning
and Thunder Storm
AVIAN Iuss TO PEcts At DETROIT.
The Solrn foss Irain wrecs-rs n9a
DcNo Mscosfa County Rsp1L-
licaas- f4e,ss from ali Oser
Great STATE.


hollAsD. M.el.. sept ~ Early tlis
morning tlis cllY and sauouHd.lE eoanuy
as visited tq tle mosf disastrous rain
storm ever eEtesi-naed here. Commencing
a. 1880 % cook. onlaoas multslinss sefe
heard Ia Lake Michigan. SIX mixes away,
ana ssan great ari4.lrries ~ taanaer came
sxeeplns lesn lfou the elIy. accom- panied
81 salh brilliant hlsaes az lzbtuius that
fae entire p'als eas lighted continuously.
IRE rsln ssl one present ia lne
s.o-a. pounlet coRa b. so.a
sheets. a. 81 tlroaa from raos
aal beat sHh such lerociiy upon
the sra1nI ihat onions and potatoes were
lrr au. .le larlrr residing 0u 8.acS Laze
1aFiaz 1l- elilre efep 9i oni0as. $40 bushels.
sasl-g all oi Che ground down inio tle
I4ze The tappou heust1 talnefy a a.
laIlFel .l Fafs. tanning alulds. machinery
and foundation sails lu tle e1 e4t ui ei eN0
~ The departure ot ianrerg cleez from its
channel around tle oui.lins SD that rs
waters poured iuf1 the cellar windows 0l
one SIDE and a1r on i1e other -Four barns
ard one aolse Nere struck oy lightning
A. lae storm Increased .n iurl an Holland
Became aroused aad terror prevailed
The train disQaicEeIs in tle oIhce "a toe
e. NW NJ ralleay we're Obliged 90 Tee
irom tle.r Instruments. I aas "a The room
myself and Vas TERMED 0y The SQUADS nlade
on fhe switch board. it seemed a. IL al
armv 81 rfi-Aleu were shooting in the
room So Tar az Is knoNu nos The storm
eeme from Lake Michigan aud sNepl over
Tire territory betNeen Aries.and and Hart
lor.i stations in tAe g. & " NJ railway.
auh grear fury. si buloous foods un-
harvested being sazaed to tle surface aud
much lsmafr done io The ia-e Ie4cL and
apple cr0ps May Hill 0u the Allegan
branch Nas also visited and the tracks AZ
that point washed out- The wires are al
down and the officials state t1st 30 vii take
two weeks % get them in shape again.
Othsr witnesses Oh The storm stale that ihe
thunder vas something dreadful and
terrific % hear. seemingly powerful iO read
the earth No wind or seismic disturbance
companied The storm. nog are any deaths
reported The fall Of rain a. fourd IN
fub. empty before the storm, ~ss seven
inches. The storm cleared 20 a. m.
The Booth lrouIe. which ieit ior Chicago
on the uisht train. were much frightened
iu their sleeper IS the savaseress of tae
storm. snd Nere thankful fDat they mace
The Journey % MilWauSee Oy raj rather
than by water 81 previously planned AL
roads lut Of Ho..auc are imFassl0ie-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25

CfvsrSxsrl o Sept. 2f-Ths State Dairy
and Food Commissioners this morning.
s,rors oat warrants f.r the srrest 81 A !.
Miller. af Court and Walnut -sts..R. g Peil.
inc. a8 Centrai-ave Henry Turner. SO West
Ceu-t e. and n II Johanning. 0f % West
Sfrth-st zroceries and butter merchants
IN ehsrEes of exposing and selling AT
article parrorfiug 20 BE- butter which
wss 1nt entleF. nut mersiv Ar Initiation.
xithogt posting according t0 .aw. NOTES
enntee ln eight 6ne riCa Roman 'stfers. OF
A. eight 81 ten card reading Imitation
oarer enid here There vas twenty o.
farty 1fher Rr0fers on the list bat fhey
vIH nof - arrested untI these four have
eesn ispusei ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25

Amone The deaths of the 6sy vii be no
ticed that Of Mr. Charles Kendall well
known 70 rssny Of our Older citizeBs. =
former resident here. Mr Kendall has
been for some time past = sufferer from
incursble disease 81 The heart ard his
death has been expected ~ env hour To
many friends widely distributed over the
country and 20 = large family circle. the
announcement viii stii be a shock pe
ceased Wss a younger brother ri George
Kendall. and ~ pr henry p Kendall
ard . twin brother 81 John Kendall. ~ rhis
ciiv His wife n stster n Mr. T. g Butt
of ihis city. = son and three married dsugb-
ters. have many friends in THIS. their old
home who extend every sympathy.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25

Another Little oue-Hor~e Power Trying
to Insult the United states.
WAsHsSeroN. sept. 24-Consul General
Williams. AZ Havana. in reply 10 an inquiry
from the Secretary Of State. confirms the
report that the Madrid Government has
sustained the Cuban authorities in their re-
f1sai 30 carry out the treaty agree.
ment making mutual concessions
to American and spanish yes
seis trading between Cuba and this
country This will lead to a correspond
ence between this Government and the Span
ISM authorities. 60 ascertain what the latter
means. and ultimately % the revocation ol
tbe order Carrying the arrangement into
effect on The part Of the United States. un-
.ess tbe SUar iards conciude 20 carry out the
arrangement in sood faith.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25

The heavy rains Thursday night extended
pretty generally over the state and in the
northern part of the Lower Peninsula con
tinued nearly all day yesterday. Sd far the
greatest damage reported is the destruction
of bridges and culverts on the G. r. & |. in
the vicinity of Paris, between Big Rapids
and Reed City. Several bad wash0uis oc-
CURED and the train which left here at 5:05
last evening was stopped al Paris. large
force of men is at work and it is expected
the damaged track will he repaired so that
trains eau 90 through this morning. The
north bound night train left here about
midnight
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25

-sssr-rar.e
HasIlsas sept - -ile liasterins % The
nsR Hastings House IS completed and The
esrfealer- are rapidly pauins 90 the an
islinz touches. it Is 20 be lighted og gas,
lsai-i snn srfam. and Eheu nuished
El.l be- cue oi ths lnsst h0lels on the Val
icy road.
The Hastings Division n Of p are max
lls Preparations 20 attend the state meeting
al Grand Rapids. Oct IT,
The political pot does NOT seem inclined
~ eol .iliou a. yet. The only enthusiasm
o. BE- observed i manifested ma the usual
augmenlal socia0.ltv of the candidates
fli. genial qua ity Is 50 far reaching that
even lonely 10, who guards the cigar
store during the starry hours, : warmly
gfasued os The hand and asked 70 take some
thing The sfoiid indifference with which
this = received forces upon the mind OF the
wary candidate ibe idea that he las struck
a genuine ProhibIi9nist.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 24.-Dewey Rogers 4
Co. of Cleveland, o., today filed sensa-
tional suit against H. A. Wordsworth and
S. A Kon,z prominent citizens of st.
Joseph county, charging them with pur-
chasing goods from different firms to the
amount of Si5. 600 IN pursuance OF con-
spiracy to defraud their creditors. koDtz
Is Woodsworth fatherin-law, and the suil
il brought to set aside an assignment Of the
goods to Kontz, which il Is charged vas
made in pursuance of the conspiracy 10 de-
fraud.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25

uErRor Mich sept 4-John q. orr
lately of tbe louisville. Kg. Tent and
Awning company. vas arrested 81 Saruia.
ont. today 1n a charge of bringing sf.7oo
uiE to b. sr1'sn from the company, lnto
Canada. orr isf Louisville in Sspteu Der
ara Eent dIrrct to Saruis. Detectives ioeai-
, hir ssour Vses ago and today be VIZ
a-orrhf .a N 'ndso- uat A singular feature
sf tie e,ssa il fnst err claims he vas a
stock broker and manager of tie company
~hoa.d tasf 80 true. if IS doabtful Hheiher
he raa - held
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25

CHfcAeo. sept PA distinguished party
Of Russians arrived IN the city this after
noon over the Burlington route from san
Francisco. Tbs party included His Ex-
celency. the Minister Of Marine 10 His
Imperial Russian Majesty. Wee Admiral
shestokon and vie hs aide lieut
Eherhard fdnce P0r0iinsky Gsleiezine
AMI Capt 4. A. Resin. Aide de-camp on the
staff of the Governor General 81 Siberia
The party remained bu, short time IN the
cilv leaving in tie evening f0T The last
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25

WssH1SeToS, sept 24.-The reported
treaty between Great B-iiain and The
United States. a synopsis of which has been
ieiearsphed from Ottawa. has never been
Submitted - the American autbort tes. end
nothing s kuown - if o. the State Depart
ment There seems TO - 10 aoust bow
ever. fhat e treaty # s0ne siDd - being ne
r3iisfe1 - Mnisrff Fheips bat nothing
car ~ learned ss - ifs sosfe sna pro
r.s-t.s.a
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25

.af.fa.Ha 1 rt- ..eat.a tat-sa
Bic RAFirs. Mich. sept. Zi-Ihe Repuo-
lean county convention vas held az the
opera house this afternoon and The follow
ing ticket nomiaaisd. Representative, w
II Jones' sheriff. r r. Merritt Clerk. "
s Tucker Treasurer Z. g. Gsr,laer. Regis
tsr ID " stewart Prosecuting Attorney
b lpfon. Court Commissioners. d. g.
Fuller and a g Cozger. Surveyor. + T.
Kent. The ticket Is thouznl to oe strong
ore and Republicans expect to carry thi.
county av good mal0ritIes-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25

ChsmYssin Post via. on next Wes'nes-
day evening. commerce q series ~ dances
n Their rooms or tire West eide and vii
continue lhem auring the Winter every
ether We5nes3ay might The proceeis a
these entertainments vili ee fCvsrd psFine
for q raannr0ent- which F1Ii - e-effef ~
theif lsf fn fsreen wood cerneferr. and 1tich
gin - fe5ieate1 nesf iiecors fou Day
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25

NsssrvzE. Misl.. Sept -t.-Ihe kepub-
Hesn convention 90 nominate a candidate
i0r The FIRST representative district Of Mar
qustie county. vas held here TO-DAY. The
name 0l Hoo john MulVey, Knights oi
labor candidate tor The same office. vas
presented and rtliiec- bis nomination being
1rarfnnus.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25

The Great knights Tempiar Concisve at
-. Louis Breaking Up.

81 Louis breaking Up.
ST LoUIs, Sept 24.-So far as public bus
mess Is concerned the programme for the
twenty-third triennial oonclave Of the
Knights Templar was finished yesterday
The closing receptions we're held last night.
the most notable beilg that Of Golden Gate
Comuandery, of san Francisco. This
morning the various headquarters we're
being stripped Of their decorations and
every departing train was crowded
with departing knights and their frier.ds.
Thousands have already gone. bat other
thousands still remain. These latter spent
the DAY in viesing the sights OF the city
and enjoying steamboat excursions on the
river Tonight the local csmmanderies
and those remaining q the visitors held re
cepfi0ns. None Of particular special VA
portsuce were on the list a feV mincs
street psrades =. re- given. and the city va.
Illuminated
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25

The Knights Templar returned home
last night from 81. Louis in the srecial cars
which were fitted up for their use There
We're large stream rs stretched dom the
length OF t,.e ears bearing Toe inscriptions,
De ,lai Commandry. CaicagO. 1850. st.
Louis. 1856" The Knights were looking
and feeling quite well despite their long
ride
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25

INDnNAPoIs, Sept. 24.-Last Monday
farmer named Christian, east of the city
purchased sixteen head of cattle at the
Stock Yards, which had been shipped here
from the burnt district in Wisconsin. The
following day they began dying and last
evening thirteen were reported dead, with
the remainder sick. Veterinary surgeons
differ about the cause of death, some at
tributiDg it to pluro- pneumonia and others
70 a chance of food
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25

Cfva1ssrl- o. Charles DSle asens
ssr n TIE iass BosTd of Poblis Works and
Chares T BsekoaFR. is eiesk. sere ar
r=sfe5 thfs saon aFoa ths charge q eFe
ferz1f g. 49, ~ fhe c.tT f-l4s Na5sr
Ts~nes Nfrrsn. 4 t.ernfer - tfe Pear ~
p1tse keale. ard ffeaqre + Se1ieT. A.
s.stani Cserk - ~ oif Ba1r5. gtre a'ss
s~res1sd ard boau6 over upon sizaIlsF
eherre
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25
a KNIGHT TsmpLAs KILLED
He Atsernp'. 70 BOARD Moving Trsiu are
- Cat 10 Pieces

- Cat 10 Pieces
=. LoCrs. sept. IA. G. strong Of Na-
perviHe. IT.. Knieat Tsmpisr in sttend-
are upon the concisvs IN this city. Vas
kiiled this morning bv being run over bv =
passenger train At Chelten hsn4. near this
city He hsi been visiting friends Al The
ssfer piaoe and intended 10 retarn bone
fais evening. he attempted 81 5asri re
irsin - l1 49, ns3viag oat - the 3erof hnf
~ ssed Ia foofioe fell nnser the q Whee 5
srd vss fastsntl7 kiiie3 TIE TIsnnis.
Concisvs took chsrre of tte reaa4ins sn,l
wll ffrnish ar e~eort to oonrey fher1 -
shs secessea aruae
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25

ts... .s.ss .a rsa rs..-t.a. t.t.-a.
IssrEmfSo. sept 24-PhiHp 2. Jones, an
esteemed resident Of this city. died last
night. Hs was chief engineer Of the tire
dsrarimeut for many wears and leaves
ample prov SION lor his family Toe fune-
raj iskes place tomorrow afternoon AZ the
fr.s seoraI church
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25
More R.in nnd Conler m.ather

WAsHIEGroS. Sept 25.-For Eastern
Michigan, local rains, slightly cooler. gen
orally southerly winds. For Western Michi-
gan. local rains, followed by fair weather;
cooler WINDS shifting 10 westerly.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25
rosN 10 PiscEs


worker.
tt..ss.i4 "a $50 tsssa.-srsta.
Drrsirr. Nich. SEPT "a -At slout noon
today Jseoo Marquette. sged -. one Of the
eldest employees a. fhe Psninsflisr Car
Works. xss 0ani sing over beam dead.
His 'ees ~ere bora broken. bis r.sht arm
VS. aadfv mutiiated ard simest dragged
s-ar - socket bis head s8a body were
sh.fk .rsIr crushed ar his sss.l andousf-
,,iIa s~s.fl rsi Prom ste r9si,iou 'u VhIca
Na-rnsffe rss faHn1 if j. snpposet BE- Has
s,tsn,tirr tr aestei Iaurnai ss pai. bal
T.ie.l with rstfr sni q 1Erer were found
close ~ him He bad evidently reen
-se9ht 81 fne um in -he siasni nerv s1a
hurIss sfonra seVersl times. leafH un-f
tsve teen ln-ftatsnsons He .eeVes fFtie
s,..f .Nt.8
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25

-Elss mall aGd ihs flr-4 tie tlsl1 on
lla trzez. Fireman E1EaId ees l-an. the
SIZE slFFarf al a siie aal eiae&ea nttner.
4aa sliltt THE brakeman af fne traIu = ~
-eriolsIe burt 8lc The clBe4lflf. lec1er
badly sh4kea up- Tine teers refuse 20 ieli
Lok faer r0llelt Caafa-Il Nth tle crime.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25
FCRTY-F,Ve KILLED.
A Terrible Explosion at schslk, Prussia
Large Number Wounded.

Essen, Sept. 24.-By the explosion Of fire
damp in coal pit near Schalk today,
forty-fve persons were killed and sixteen
seriously injured
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25
BASE GALL YESTERDAY.
Detroit and Chicago Both Defeated In on
Day Games.
Philadelphia Washington.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. a.
Innings 3 5 8 Z S 8
Philadelphia, o 2 0 0 / e.
Washington, 0 0 o o 0 o.
Base Philadelphia, 6; Washington, )
Errors-Philadelphia, /; Washington, l
Batteries-Strike and Mcclure, Philadel
phia; o Day and Decker, Washington,
Umpire-Fullmer and Karns.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25
Allegheny-Chicago.

PITTsBURG, Sept "a
Innings, 4 5 8 9
Allegheny, 0 0 I-10
Chicago 0 0 0 0 o. 3
Base hits-Allegheny. IS; Chicago, g.
Errors-Allegheny, 4; Chicago, :.
Pitchers-Morris and Garrison.
Umpire-Galyin.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-25

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