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ON 'CHANGE.

CLOSING prices of October options
at Chicago yesterday: Pork, $40 524;
lard, Sc 571; clear rib eidts, 81 07a;
wheat, 77sc; corn, 4lie; oats, cote.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: L.
Hexter, Gfeenville, Mics. w. X. Ais
ton, Thomsstown, La; Emmett
Hughes, Miss; R. E. Chew, L.; r.
@. McUsrley and =. B. Bethel, Des
Arc, Ark; d. Galbreath, New Or
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TRANSFERS.

Nancy L. Mon'aunas to A. P. Mon
tanns, part CT lot No. OF j. M. Por-
ter's subdivision OF part of lot No. 50
of Willouzhbv Williams subdivision,
east side fernando plank road,
29S 5-12 feet front, for sum CT 5000.
P. Jones to Elizabeth b Cooke,
so feet front on east side OF Mckinney
street, lot No. 10 Mckinney sub
division, for sum OF 5000.
w H, Atkinson 10 Mary A. Risk,
south side Linden street, 90 feet front,
near S.. Martin, for the tum Of $4,000.
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BASEBALL NOTES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Purcell and sowders DID II.

BALTIMc RE, MD, September TO-
The home team played with unusual
vim and spirit today, and won a brill
liant game from the Louisvilles. The
visitors did the best work with toe
stick, but were unable to bunch their
hits, and were held down to one run
by sharp fielding. Purcell and Sow
ders, lste OF the Southern League,
made their appearance with the Balti-
more club and did good work.
Baltimore ..,.....3 0 DOL - 60
Louisville .........0 0 10000 OIL
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81. Louis. o, MetropoIitans, o.

New YoRK, September l0.-Not over
500 people saw the baseball game at
Staten Island today between the Met
ropoIitans and st. Louis club. The
Indians began to play too lsto in the
game and were easily defeated. The
errors CT the home club were also cost
ly. Cushman was batted go hard that
Mays was put in to pitch. Metropoli-
tang. &: st. Louis, o.
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Chicngo. rs Detroit, s.

CHICAGO, Ill, September 10.-The
Chicago won The game by batting at
the right moment, and by good base
running. The fielding Of both sides
was not good, the errors b5ing expen.
slve and careless. Brouthers did all
the batting, making five bits for a to-
tai of fifteen baiee. Mccormick
pitching was excellent. Conway's was
poor.
Chicago ... ......4 O1200 0-l4
Detroit. % 0 0 0 2 0 3
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MEMPHIS DAILY AppEAL.-sATURDAY SEP TEMBER 1856.

with and in short time this will be
the finest road in the South. The
Southern division of this road already
bears the reputation OF being one Of
tho best in the South.
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BrookIyn;o, CINCINNATI. 4.

New York, September 10.-The
game OF has ball at Washington Park,
Brooklyn, today, between the Brook
Ign and Cincinnati clubs, was poorly
contested and slow. IL bad to be
stopped in the eighth inning on &C
count of darkness, The Western club
fielded poorly and were ePsily de-
fea,ed. About 1850 people were pres
ent. Score by innings:
Brooklyns. .......0 O04O O o. 9
Cincinnati .......0 2 90 0 o 2 o.
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PItlnhurr, 4, AIhIeIies. 3.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 10
Both Morris and Miller pitched good
games today, the former getting slight
ly the best OF it. There was no feature
OF special note.
Athletics. ........0 OO00l 0 0 "a
Pittsburg .".......0 0 l ) 0 0 U X-4
Two base hiis-Carroll. Passed balls
--Robinson, 3; Carroll, 2. Wild
pltches-Miler, l. First base on balls
Athletics, 5; Pittsburg, 2: First
base hits-Athletics, 4 Piltsburg, 4.
Euo-s--Athletics, A; Pittsburg, g..
Umpire -Carlin.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
washington, 1, PhiIsd. Iphia, 4.

WAeHNdToN, September 10-The
Philadelphia club played great game
of ball against the Washingtons today,
batting bard and fielding almost per
feclly.
Philadelphia ....2 010o o.
Washington ...".0 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 OIL
Earned runs--PhiladeIphia,2. Home
run-Daily. Two base hite-Hines
and Milligan. Wild pitches-Shaw.
First base hits-Philadelphia, Z; Wash.
ington, 4 Error3-Philsdelphi4, 0;
Washington,3. Umpire-Gface Pierce.
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NEARLY THREE THOUSAND.
work or the Committees Soliciting
Aid for Charleston.

The following dispatch was received
yesterday at the Merchants Elk
change:
CHARLESTON, S. c., September 10.
Z. A. Keeling, Secretary, Memphis:
Yours advising of remittance to
come gratefully received:
WIN. A. C0URTENAY. Mayor.
Late yesterday evening another
$1,000 was forwarded, Secretary Keel
ing sending the following notice by
wire:
MEMPHIS, TENN, September 10.
To Hon. WIN. A. Courtney, Mayor, Charles
ton, 5. c.:
We send you today per express
another package, containing $1,000, be-
ing additional subscriptions from the
citizens of Memphis contributed for
your relief. More to follow.
K. A. KEELING,
Secretary Memphis Merchants Exchange.
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.
II tha Il
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LOUISVILLE Csnsai.
FEKpAEr DOE Ytoopo.

Foundations, cellar wGlls and build
ings subject 10 overflow should be con-
sttuoted with Louisville Gene mt. II Is
the standard.
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PAt.StOre

SHELVING isadjustable to meet any need
be put up BY any one. Unequaleu IOf
Pantry and Book shelves. Address
KOCH A. Ii. CO., Mrs.,
s4I MAIN ST.. PEORIA, ILL, or,
simmons Hardware Co. st. Louis,Mo'
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
PERSnNAL.

NISTERNS-Built and repaired and war
~ .ranted. Inventor Of the Sanitary Port
land Cement Pump. Contractor and brick
aver. Telephone SSS. TH0S. CUBBlNS.
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FOR SALE. RtNT OR EXCHANGE.

A GRAND NEW SToREHoUSE-At Sur
a rounded Bill, Arkansas, the best cotton
Memphis and fifty mi es from Little Rock,
on the NJ. and l.. X. r. K. Apply to
No. II ADAMS ST., Memphis, Tenn. :,
Also, several Stock Ranches in Grand
Prairie. Arkansas
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Subscribe for the appear
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Capital Prize, $50, 900.
are Ten Dollars
only. Halves, 30: Fifths, -.

Application for rates to clubs should
Now Orleans 4
For further information write clearly
giving full address. POSTAL NOTES, IA.
press Money Orders, or New York Exchanfs
m. A. DAUPHLN,
New Orleans, Ia.
Or M. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington. ID. o.,
or at @ West Court ST., Memphis, Tenn
Make p. o. Money Orders payable
and address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
ahwu La
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FOR SALE.

BOARDING H0USE-Doing a good bust
ID ress, central y located; will sell cheap
on account of bad health. NJ. c., this office.
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STRAYED.

0RSE-From 1876 Beale street, on Satur-
IL DAY, August 10Th, light sorrel horse,
white in face. A liberal reward for his re-
turn to MRS. D. uAACK, l26 Beale.
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TAKEN UP.

MARE AND C0LT-Mare had saddle on /;
Nl owner can have same by proving prop
erty and paying charges.
]. VAN HORNE. on Trezeyant Ave.
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old MATERIAL-In the storehouses and
~ Senate Building, occupied by B. Low
enstein * Bros; must be removed at once.
ApplY to JOHN REID. Builder.
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CT0REHOUSE and rooms above, No. 80
= Poplar street: j. 7. Fargason Co.
DOOM-Front room, southern exposure,
IN suite BILE for three. Sc Monroe st.
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FOR RENT.

TTPRIGHT PIaN0-Good as new, cheap
u for cash; or will exchange for board.
Address K3S, Appeal office.
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DRICK HOUSE-Two Story Brick House,
d and Household Furniture for sale.
3O7 ADAMS IT,
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DOOMS-One large front room, with small
IN room and large closet adjoining, unfur-
niahah nf 9RR Xanca straat.
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I ARaE STORE-First floor and cellar,
with side and rear entrances, Nos. 3C3
and sos Main street. Possession October lst,
or sooner, if required. 49,
Offices and Storc-rooms, No; 282 Second Ct.
ior street, over drug store. Apply 10
r. SN0WDEN or }: L; G0ODLOE,
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Commissioners.
Louisiana State Lottery Co.

LOUISIANA StiMb LOCtbry 20.
Incorporated In 1868 for twenty-five years
By the Legislature for Educational and
Charitable purposes-with a capital Of 9l,-
900 ,O0O--to which n reserve fund of over $780,
600 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote 1,
Constitution. adopted December I'd, AN
1879.
les Grand single Number Drauj
inga viii Iake place monthly. hHcvA6
scales or postpones. Look at the followira
D iS6,h GRAND MONTHLY
AND THE
Extraordinary Quarterly Drawing
In tho Academy OF Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, september ~, ssSS,
Under tho personal supervision and man
agement OF
Gen.G. Il. Beanregard, of Louisiana, ana
Gen. JubaI A. Early, of Virginia.
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DESIDEECE-E rooms, at &c Market
IN street. Apply at Az Mosby sire ct.
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w OoDLAwNs STOCK FARM In the stud
w one thoroughbred Running Horse fee
$50. One Trotting Horse; fee, $40. 0neJ
sey Bull; fee, $3.50 For SALE-SO Horses,
3 Mich Cows, Is head Butcher Cattle, Pea
cocks and Newfou7d land Pups. Horses on
pasture, IS per month Texas horses, loo per
day Telephone JOSEPH BURNEY, S52.
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DAIRY-Wilh house and FIVE acres for
u rent, with all convenience for dairyng.
w. Il. NELSON. Bass Avenue.
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HOUSE-No. III Vance street; nine rooms
II and outhouses; large lot; apply to No.
I6 Vanca straet
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TJOUSES-On and near Walker avenue,
II on Elmwood street car line, from the
eight rooms, in good repair. Apply et SO
Union street. jus. LENOW.
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MEAT COTTAGE OF six rooms, and lot
In 200x44, 81 Dean avenue. Inquire on
premises
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DOOMs-Pleasant furnished and unfur-
IN nished rooms; business center; splen-
did Iocafion. 90 Madison sired.
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C1TOREHOUSE-Oc by Degnan 4
y Co, No, 207 Main street, I" Lee Block"
INQUIRE at No. Madison street;
JAMES LEE, JR.
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TRONT AND REAR 0FFIoE-27i Front
II street; cotton-room and office; terms
moderate. Apply TO-, u.oow.u.co
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TLEG ANTI newly furnished rooms, bath
IL room, etc. INQUIRE at ll6 Court street.
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DRUG SIoRE-75 Charleston avenue; do
II ing a first class prescription and drug
business. Good reasons for selling. Apply
, at % Linden street,
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-09
eURGLARS OF NERVE.
Clark's Carriage Works at Lansing Loses
81 600 10y Break - Day Johnnies

th..a-ttt SO frs tt.trsta rss.Nl
LANSING. Oct. Sit has just come 10 light
that the heaviest burglary ever perpetrated
in Lansing was carried out Thursday morn
ing with a daring recklessness and cool
cunning that has caused the police officers
of the city 10 stand aghast. When the EN-
plOyes Of the shipping and trimming de
partments of Clark & Co.'S Carriage Works
entered the new BRICK building. where their
shops are located 10 begin work this morn
ing. they found that the building had been
rfed and nearly II VUO worth of valuable
body cloth stolen from the trimming room
In order 10 escape with their pluuder the
thieves went To the stable of Fred Bertch,
on Grand-st and stole harness and sOrrel
mare. From the barn of Hart Farrand
near by they secured "A new double seated
blackboard. and drove 10 the Clark shops
on kyer-st. The firm employ no night
watchman. deeming II unnecessary during
the Summer months owing 10 the fact that
Mr.. Clark 5 residence Is only a few feet
from the buildings and there was nothing
10 excite undue haste in the minds of the
burglars as they calmly loaded up their
booty.
Mr.. Clark was notified Of the robbery as
soon as il was discovered. and he managed
TO track the buckbOaTd out upon the Char
lOtte road. Detective Abel. is securing the
country today. Several police officers are
satisfied by the appearance of the job that il
was the work of boys. and believe that only
Jimmy Randall, the desperate young burg
lar who escaped from the county Jail last
week, has nerve and daring sufficient 10
plan the affair
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-09

TIE Esrth4aake shocks costiau@
hoa.e D.a44aS.1.

tllaaLasI.. Ii.t Considerable lr rea-i-
rs-. prevails here oa the subject - the
earthquakes To-day there acre Gao dis
.uet -lofss here o1r al q n. and Tie
ot.er 4t .. m Ia.z afternoon rlmor
.-.l -r,l lere tl4l t1e 54illnss 81 The llnc-
..a. seven alles l0l-h ~ tLe CITY Aad
tera sfe,s-i os a. earfl4-ase Sit Ear-e
-Inau. the zlseruluenL zeu-9sisl ~h1
Is ilfe-lzal The Disturbance. 0ent ~
aal .o4ul tle tauz al the junction Injured
llr expresses tle opinion that Il ~as NOT
lreI 8f a se.-llla disturbance Tbs be-
I.ef - auf shared 0y those lo we're present
A. tle uur 11s-srr and Mo aIe confident
that lt AS an earthquake. The occurrence
.f t-s shocks a. -4mmerglie, too. is tile
"a .sr ol some lueaslnees These had
almost ceased al that place. a.
Ne ss al Charleston, aud dls
t4r4ances have begun again a.
holl piale- lt Is doubtful whether these
81. fa- enflns of tLe Ola quake oI The be
ginning ~ 4 n-e one in spite of all this.
however. tae theatre opened here tonight
With very large audience and Work H.
going on rapidly AT p. ~ tonight There
~as another sharp ,haSe a suumefyl-le.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-09
THE MARRIAGE LAWS
The Episcopal Conference will
not Make Them Uniform.
PROCEEDINGS At CHICAGO YESTERDAY.
a Large Attendance and Every Dele
gate Present-A Joint Session q
the Houses OF Deputies
ard Of 3 shops.

CHICAGO. oct. s-The Episcopal Couyen-
ton at Central Music Hall was opened this
morning by the reading OF the matins by
Rev Carroll y. Davis Of Northern Cali
iornia, and Bishop Vail. of Kansas, pro
nounced the benedic,i0n The attendance
was better than yes tefGay, nearly all the
delegates were present and the
galleries were crowded. After reading
the minutes and passage of
rule iorbidding applause, the Commit
tee on Amendments 10 tie Constitution Te-
ported against the resolution offered by Dr.
SwOye. OF New York, referring 10 securing
a uniformity IN the marriage iaw through
out the mon. IL was referred 90 the Com
mttee on Marriage and Divorce. The com
mittee also reported adversely on the fes1-
luton providing for the reduc-
ton of the number OF deputies
10 the general convention. Among the
memorials offered were number praying
for the restoration Of the unity OF the
church. Then IJr. Gray. Of Tennessee.
offered resolution for Iermissive use Of
the book of King Edward VI. for the next
three years DR.. Huntington. OF New York,
supported the resolution. but IL was laid
upon the table, 10 Oe taken up by the
committee on nturgical revision About
/ clock the House OF Depuue. adjourned
To assemble AT 1880 with the House OF
Bishops as the Board of Missions al which
session Bishop Alfred Lee, OF Delaware.
presided. He urged the importance OF
spreading the gospel among the ignorant.
The report OF the board OF managers of the
Missionary Society was then read by
Secretary Langford. Bishop Bedell OF
Ohio. read letter on the religious progress
OF the japanese. Bishop Tuttie, of Uiah,
followed with an oral report, in which he
expressed sorrow AT leaving U,ah. He said
that ii was through the schools that the
evils of Mormonism and polygamy We're
being attacked in [ tah. Bishop Morris of
Oregon, followed with an urgent appeal for
more liberaity on the part of the East
towards missions and missionaries in the
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-09

CrfVrrkSn. o.. Ocf deputy United
states Marshall Opel and Ps,ro.man
l1drfsr house Thursday night and arrested
fvo men on charge ~ passing counterfeit
money Two more of those wanted es-
-ared Tn tbe room occupied BY ths conn
-rrfe.tr~s were moulis for making dollars.
fssfar af paris and a lot of composition
ana ALLOW The two men captured gave
tha.r names "a BENJAMIN Albert Cooper
r-.r, Cincinnati. and George Martin. q
~n-.r-fed 'shorer They we're turnei
rrar rs tna aifed States authorities THIS
morning sni Wi 30 given Al examination
a. .rHe
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-09
Happenings at Ha.tlng..

~ - = = ~ Tt-taakN -tfft-N.
HAsTINGs, Mich, oct st Mon Hall
was filled to its utmost capacity at an early
hour last evening to hear Bob Frazer tell
the why's and wherefore's from Republican
standpoint There is one thing that is quite
certain. very soon after Bob opens fire the
political proclivities of each ore Is apparent
from the upward or downward twitch that
locates on the corner of the mouth.
The iron bridge across Thornapple river
is 10 be a single span one hundred feet long
and completed by Nov. 10.
Prof Kedzie has analyzed the water from
the test well for the water works and pro-
n0unced II all right. There Is an
abundance of it coming from the second
vein nearly 10 the surface.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-09
THE LATEST MURDER
A Berrien County Man Kills an
Enemy With an Awl.
TROUBLE NTH STRIKERS At Bli CITY
Many Men Killed ia the Marquette
County Mines sick Boarding
house Ihief-Olhsr State
News Wires.

tt---s.tt f- see ft---t.- ttst.--
last uigng quarrel occurred al Eau Claire
between Daniel Hadiey and Douglas fay-
lOr growing out u feud, and ilsht en-
sued. The men chnched and Hsdley drew
cious energy into the left temple 81 Tay yior.
The wounded man shrieked and fell dead
Al the feet Of the murderer " hO dashed
away in the darkness and escaped. Dp to
noon today he had not been apprehended
but officer. are on his track
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-09
SOUTHERN BASE BALL LEAGUE.
Election of Omcer~ salary Limit Abolished
The Clubs Vow I'm the League

NA-nvIttE Tenn. oct. The Southern
Base Bal Club League closed its two days
session This afternoon in thi- city John
Morrow of Nashville, was made presl-
dent and = i tarnes. Of Memphis.
Vice President The salary limit VA, abol-
,shed Nev Orleans was admitted in place
~ Augusta The season Of 1--7 begins
Nav aud ends October ( The cities COM
posing The league are Nashville, Memphis,
Atlanta Chattanooga. Macon, Savannah,
Charleston and New orleans.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-09
LIVELY ROW AT BAY CITY.
Non Union stevedores Attacked by Three
Hundred Union Men.

tt->-ssst 70 ~ Ts-S-ssS--tsN-1-
EAST SAGINAW Mich, oct. S.-This morn
ing thirty nOn-uniOn stevedores went on a
train to Bay City to finish loading the
barge Brainard. which was commenced
yesterday under police protection. They were
received at the depot by three hundred
union longshOremen who kicked clubbed
and hustled them unceremoniOusly back into
the train. They returned To this city. The
promised police protection failed 10 mater
Ialize. Vessel captains say they are deter
mined not to hire uuiOulsts
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-09
The HsATHEN CHINESE.
The American Board DepIore~ their suffer
Ing.-Ihe Bmtcheries I'm lhIna.


DE- MoINE-. oct. s-The last session Of
the meeting OF the American Board was
held this morning. Brief addresses on mis-
sion work. urging The church 20 more de-
voted effort were made by several members
The following report was adopted in
view of recent official reports from Pekin.
rsatiur 90 the oufrages on mission
aries in China. this board desires
tle prudential. Com mittee 20 prepare and
present t0 our National Government iO the
name of this board respectful protest
against the wrongs which the Chinese IN
tais country hav received onl an earnest
appeal 20 have nose wrongs redressed
Folo~ing this DEE farewell address was
given bg rresider Marx Hopkins. review
,ng the woss Of the meeting and speaking
in kindly terms 0f the city and the reception
that bad been given the meeting. The next
meeting will be held in Springfield. Mass.
in Nct f--1.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-09
a TwELVE-STORY CHARA CTeR,
Cyrus ". Field says Hi~ been >Iande cred
s5OO.0OO Mor a.

NFw YORK. oct S.-Cyr1s W Field has
begun two suits in the Supreme court of
Wes'chester county AGAINST Charles J..
Clark and Francs G.. H'eginson. Of Massa-
chusetis The first suit is 10 recover s5oo.-
900 for slander i'm alleging Fields bad char
acter in connection with the management
of railroads The second is t0 get possession
of 81 5000 bonds and 10000 of ore
ferred sock of the New YORK e. New Fog
land Railroad. the said allegations Were AL
lotied to other bidders tnan Field al The
recent sale
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-09
DYNAMITE FINDS
Startling Discovery by the Police of
Nienna-Attenpt to Wreck the CRY.

Nienna-AttemP to Wreck thv CRY.
vienna, Oct. Sit is learned that the
authorities discovered and frustrated a
startling anarchist plot which was TO have
eliminated last Monday i'm the destruction
10y dynamite of number of the chief public
buildings of this city and the
burning of many other structures
number Of bombs intended
To he used IN this work We're seized by the
police. Some of the bombs had already
been placed in position beneath a bridge
leading 10 the palace. which is daily crossed
by the Emperor. Among the person. az
rested tor completely in the plot are several
foreigners ana number Of native Aus
trisns
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-09
rrnhlhltion atKsnt CT

sk,. .-... -a --. -t-t.eAs .-e,.a.
kFNr City. OCT. a rousing Prohibition
meeting was held in Phoenix Hal here last
night and addressed by + p Iapham and
the Rev r 2 Wright. after which a pro
hhition club vas formed and she following
officers elected. President. Amos Raxf0ri.
Vice President. Thos Susgort. Secretary
Chss II Whitney. Treasurer, James 'V
Barber
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-09
sENATOR plkE OsAo-

The Veteran statesman Fas~e- Away in
HI Sew Haup-hire Home.
FRsrKtfv. y. j.. Bulletin Midnight
niied States senator Austin =. Tikeis dead
Al his home here Hi- term in the Senate
cxpi-el in l~~4
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-09
q FATAL ACCIDENT.
Large Number of Men KILLED I'm the
Marquette Mines.

- ~ T ~ |T||Itlt ~,
IsFHENNG. Mich. oct. There has been
an exceptionally large number OF fatal
mining accidents in Marquette county this
week and last. Last week SIX men were
killed and today lad named Richards wa
fsfaly injured by the premature hlast al
Garrister quarry az Deer Lake. \ miner
vas badly hurt a. Lake Angeiiue mine
and Jacob Pensiila was killed at the Repu5-
iic mines.