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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30
GROWERS AGEDUNCLE
Baltimore Papers Print Sensa-
fional Stories Of Him.
CHARGED Tat 1t MS KaHTn.
ne Charges Derl. o ~ KS Frisnos-
ms O.o Msn Dies. bas ths fsesi-
oeni Gives 20 S,en - AtIeno-
ing t4is fooeral

BslnNeAE s,It - nspasohss fram
Na-linglon pabllshed iu nlora.na rspers
ia ihis es.s oa.a indioale thai fstsiaeni
C.eselsno ~as very Aus oonosrDei si.oai
his senersbis maternal uncle. Nr Joseph
Neal. gho wee RESIDENT af baltimore ali
hls life. ~ho dice on Monday nisis nj
Meals flieads are incsns-d over tbe g.asnii-
cation of ne sialsueat that fsssi-
dent Cleveland had neglected and
ignored lis uncle u slaears ff.sm
their stAieI1eals thaf the President has
manifested as IunCG iufereei isi lhe sefer.
able rriatisr a. ths laiier tluld have wished
"a ten t8e fftSf.ltnl VS. married a. Neai
aas invited io ht pfesenl al tile cerrrn..ny.
nut his AdrAncea a2e pfec.soed the s.,ssi-
bihiy ~ hls eoiuf wasliusfau- ailef
fhe ceremony Mr. Acai rc elfea a boa cf
tile wedding cake AID = ,hld slaiing hat
the wedding had iafcu laace. oais lxo
at fi.ese b,1e> c+me io this ciss aae sas
Srnt % Mr. Neal add ile oiher lo ihe fresi-
delt aunt Nr Gear jasi a shari ums
before the late cosone. Imam draih that
gentleman ~as delegated ty President
Cleveland 10 cali uDon Nf Neal in baiii-
more and request hlm a. come 0osn -
the White HOUSE Mr. Nrai
sound common sense and good taste
taught him 10 shan the nnlarlsfY which
relatives II great Iaru sesueilules sefk aud
be consistently discouraged al parade oi
biz connection wiih tie Piesidslll Mr.
Meals remains will be injured tououue
A sef The President las given no intims-
lion thai he would attend sbe funeral.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30
THE JEWISH NEW YEAR.
Solemn Celebration of the Great Festi-
vsi a Temple Emanuel.

Solemn Celebration of the Great Festi-
val a Temple Emanuel.
Last night large audience assembled in
the Temple Emanuel to witness the cere-
monies held in honor of the Jewish festival
of the New Year The service was carried
on after the ancient Jewish custom, rsbini-
cal chanting with responses by the choir,
with other musical selections interspersed
and sermon filling out the programme
Shorils before the sermon few
moments we're devoted to silent
prayer To the East-Jerusalem, and
Immediately preceding II Rabbi RISE
neau in few well CONSTRUCTED sentences
said that this was one of the most solemn
occasions of the year. time when 'ail
nearis were OVERT owing with deep felt emo
ton ana when lips were giving voice to
thankiuln.ss.' Not the church bells cal
the people to worship, but duty TO per
form moves them 10 venerate az the setting
of the sun the anniversary of that time
when Gods v0ice trst thundered over the
deep: let there be lighi,' Ia every part
of the globe the Israelites, 40 mater bow
few their numbers may be, are met 20
worship and are herring the sweet Jewish
melodies OF RABBI and choir
The speaker referred lovingly u
the members of has congregation he
welcomed the strangers 70 the sane uary OF
the most high, and uttered words Of ad-
mOnition and warning to parents, youth
and maidens and 20 children, that fhev al.
perform the duties pertaining TO their lives
during the coming year sedulu0usly and re
! ligiously. fhe Ra5bi then delivered a ser
mon Of excellence.
Tive music for the occasion was specially
arranged aud was initiated by a SYMPHONY
! from tie grand canon by Sir Michael Costa.
! following which came BoTchu. Shema
| Miuhomocho. aud Tikeu. with one or i've
/ interpretations by modern composers. and
/ closed wiib trio from Attila The cboil
/ is composed of Mrs Shedd, Miss Ioomis
| H. A. Stuart aud L. =. Eddy. with Mrs
1 Tcuuani a. accompanist. The services vii
be continued at 10 o clock this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

Bertha steinmsn sent to the industrial
Home At Adrian.

Bertha Steinman sent 10 the industrial
Home at Adrian.
Bertha sieinman, rather handsome
girl. IS years Of age. vas Tried Ia Police
Coart yesler iay. charged BY Der brother
John with vsgrsncv From the testimony -
her brother. SISTER. Ms Menzie sud Mrs.
scott With whom she has been employed
Il appeared thar of late she bad fallen into
bad company and bad been staring svay
from bone for the past week. When asked
If she wished 70 he sworn herself she
answered in the Affirmative and On tsking
he stand ssi8. j lefi Nrs Scosfs on Fr-
Sav snd weut 10 dance A. Chrisss' ball on
Ofts "a 81 IL company win ksfe Dorf8Y
I.eff there e. ? O'Clock saturday morning
and Wenf - room in ~rribnefs block
corner n West BRIDGE and fronf-sss Had
engaged room there the night previors
va - Recsl hsrher shop Saturday fore
noon. rafzhi have been laiH doNr or bed ia
h.ck rosru Enav 5atk and Frenk
BARRIERS there dc,Df know their les7 nsne
fher bsFe i,es1 there o. resf uF.9n during
she dag. a. nei sleep there tiEtts. Yes f8r
asrheTs bought oBf fneeis ~ - sd -
crank san4s eeer rof ID hsf-ii n erintinE
have arsnk some .n Revs. Pairn to 81
Hi ssF fhsi { 1oeid n1t E1fk Ttis end
- iser teet.maaf snc ~ 5as.et ee1ier 80
he4 ~ fhe intnssrias Horne fer FiFis q
kaHsn nafi stt is 81 vesTs ~ sst So 4
aashle e. rtaf ~ pr1e sna tpF f1ien b
tAihf e SO - fhf 5esf piset fsr hfr enf
$40 srfws ga eeaaeh 81 csrs ff tsTss3i
Shs asFa wesrg slia diss. I'siei erpress'9 ~
saa eel f-sg ehsn b1etnE he- ifiefe'
f.-tre
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

CEraRvIfLs. Nd Sspt. - The conv,n-
ti0n - ihe Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF
Essfoa. Nd. here today 20 elect the late
bisnop Lays successor. The candidates
placed IN nomination were. Rev. A. v.
Seaorease. of Flint Mich Rev Campbell
Far. Baltimore. Rev Dr Henry A Colt Of
Concord. y 81. and Rev J n. ID. Wing
feid Missionary Bishop 81 Northern Cali
f8rnis Nr WiuEheii was elected on the
fffh ballot receiving s. ~ the a. votes cast.
He Il fbe df'h clergyman elected % the
position since Bishop Lays death IN Sep.
tsslher. fss5. 81 the others having eiihei
declined Or died before taxing the seat.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

White frosts prevsil throughout Germany
and heavy snow fslls are reported In Ba-
varia
Mrs parue.l arrived 81 nlhHn Yesterday
and ees entertained a. by lnnch Lord
Mayor Sullivan.
The t~o Enelish .fsh'nz srseks which
we're seized 81 Htvee f1r fintstaa of fhs
isvs governing thsf tlass of vessels save
lseeu released.
A csrTentsf ~ etaaftftse Eoeisnd
asfaed Rirsar1 Wfsiassa bs. retei Ves =
.fescr 30 tif3 Fo taQasibea te ~ NHii
- yes esffe ~fesfn Nnklnesl hsef years
sea sefrf sfem 1rasnfnE
Ffaes AI~tsnIsf. peaf5ns ire anitefm
~ 80 aff.sef ~ re oefnsn sfaf Hff nn
af r. assnf - S. eks fffafaine fftn e..
rstsrt hilaiaIs nlsaeaeffs H sssee go
tef.ss aa8 fsfe sl ts tes3 snf1 Ntsn
stssit
fsssl.sf eae @ss masis r fe Fre
tFases afstafsFf ssase Hea sHt
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sse 81 ss4 iasT te ~w asss -
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30
DIAMONDS GALORE.
Lawyer Hayes Sells His spsrklers to Bluff
the Assessor.

the Assessor.
sSt4ssNt ~ Es4t.sNS- ss.sAs.
DETROIT, Sept. 9-Lawyer W. B. Hayes
has been dispating with the assessor about
an assessment of 5000 on his personal prop
erty Before the Aldermanic committee
today heated exchange of personalities
took place. Alderman Griffin intimated
that he was under the impression that the
only trouble was that Mr.. Hayes had not
been assessed enough. Mr.. Hayes has been
known to have one of the finest collections
of diamonds in the city The value of his
collection has been variously estimated
from $40 600 TO S25, 900. The inqusition
was turned upon diamonds, when Mr.
Hayes excitedly declared that he had been
falsely credited in this respect.
Why, I've got ring here he said,
how much will any man give me for It2'
Ten, fifteen and twenty dollars" was
eagerly shouted out by those present
Finally Assessor Perren bought the ring for
$40 Next Mr. Hayes dislocaled beautiful
canary diamond stud from his expansive
shirt bosom and put 1t up for sale. \ re-
porter eagerly bought ii for -. Mr.. Hayes
pocketed the money and lett the council
chamber. His case before the committee
on taxes coming To an abrupt termination.
The two stones are calculated to be worth
not less than 800.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30
REQ DEVILS LOOSE
The Indians Of Crow Greek
Agency on the War Path.
HUNDREDS BUTCH RED BY THE flfE0S
White Settlers Put 10 the Scalp.rg.
Knife and Much Property Dss-
troyed = General Upris-
ing fesrsd.

OT1.wA. Oft.. sept ~ Word was re-
ceissd last nishi from the Crow Greek
Agency. Northwest Territory, by the de-
paFtmenJ 81 mounted police here. that tie
Blood Indians hom that reservation have
gone on the war pain aud sre devastating
the vicinity in revenge for The killing oi six
OF their number hv The Gros Nenires- They
iefl Their reservation, - the report siater.
Monday morning., alter a war dane. aud
went south 10 Hudson, \ " T.. = here
they came on a smail settlement Of whites.
,me sixteen Ia number of whom ten were
Somen and children. These were also
killed and scaipfd, the oeslegiug party
car wig oil lie ss-ilps as trophies Oh poles.
They hen continued on their way toward
ihe GrOs Nenires settlement. Along their
tracks were many farm houses Of settlers
THESE We're ali laid la asnes and the inhab-
iiants killed aud scalprd.
Not less than 100 whites have so far ial
len victims 10 the red devils knives
AmOrg those killed are two Roman CathO-
lie missionaries az the CrowfoOr agency
whose bodies are said TO have been hoFri-
biy muiilated All the whites al the reser-
vati0H. Including the Indian agent have
been killed.
4Aiffl itAfAbS TUG N'iNf s1tf&A AIAa y AAAttH
toward the American border. the Gro Oaieei
ie'l in with ABOUT sixty Gros Nentres. and q
desperate fight ensued. The killed and
wounded on each side cannot be estimated
correctly but IL is believed tue CrOwfeet lost
niue killed snd thirty wounded while over
fifty of the Gros Nentres tribe fell. One hun
dred and fifty ponies were csptured by the at
tacking party. as well as a large amount OF
clothing and ammunition. IL is estimated
bv the department that Al least S25 Coz
worth of property belonging To the settlers
has been burned and other wise destroyed
while the loss of life cannot be accurately
calculated
Two delachments of mounted police have
been sent 10 put dOwI the rising but il is
thought the whole force of one hundred
men Will be needed, as the Rockies and
Canadian Sioux will join the revolt. Grow
foot the chief the rebeliOus tribe. is now
on bis way here and cannot therefore Desx <
pected to use his influence to quiet the In
dians.
Mr. Caron Minister Of Militia. will today
call out at least 2O00 infantry aud cavalry
to go 20 the scene of the trouble and assist
the mounted police. In the meantime
until they reach there, hundreds OF lives
may be sacrificed and any amount Of prop
eriy be destroyed. A general rising of the
Indians. on account of the gross misman-
agement of their affairs by the officials, is
feared
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30
THAT sAsY.sTAsvlNa CASE.
The Gerrneipes H-id for Trial In the Pres
ent Tern, of the Circuit Court

The cermsines II sld for Trial In the Pres
snt Term of the Circuit Court
The Germsine baby-siarving case was re-
suued ia Justice Wes,fsil's Court yesterday
the testimony being read over and signed
Al O'Clock LAST evening the case was SAB
mitted without argument and the Justice
said that tbc evidence showed that there
had been AZ olense committed bat that it
Vas under ths c3mmoa lae aud not under
the stafnies. aud be gave as bic Judgment
that the prisoners should be held
fer tfial IA the present term
IF the Circaif Court he ssid
ihaf be hoped they would not be foand
guilty Of such heini0us oiiense and that
in a jurs uial BE- thought there would he
something brought oat which bad heen
held back heretofore that would clear them
u the crime. Agforney for The defense
nspper usssie sn eltq aent speech. in which
BE- sfafes. itst in fis opinion there 50 no
evidence srsirsi ~. ffermsine thaf wonia
bold him 81 fhe offfHse named enf - he
wss paor msn Do 30 aId r. re- ea-ef On
hss opn fec seHigance - eIF.ear AZ the niai
The Prosecuting hfferrsg So sskee fa
laee- fle lrsii sna if Nss ar~d a. ~. lgs'
haif fhf RnsDart fn vhHn te bad Beer
haff nafh PRISONERS nsff fefnfntd ~ fts
fsf hrf NJ i4errssirs 81 in ban-s that D.
ei 49, sh.e 81 f4rnssh IRE fe4aisfs ssrei
eaf searf tis ri esse t',is nipruink
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30


TIE TeB1ncrafie oeuntv conrestion IN
oal and has beeu usiied foi ibe asf itigrs
ei~cliun.
sam b. Cay spa TieDrv Clinnbefisia nrs
sfnnpinf II te.sefhef Theg we're a. bfrcr
Cerfer istt niRif and viii - 81 tesisf
Sprirrs t7nirif sfd 81 fasnoFia tofnoffoe
niGbt
- b1hirs1n. = merchant ~ \ eeIefffs
ess vesIerfay rouliHstr6 81 tte fseiunifsf
- flss ~set.ss ),sfrri ~ @onfraiu r'ralnff
~ thsir rsudiesse ~ ti,s losef hot1ss -
fie i.egislsfore
TIE fe8ug hefph'rers - nefssi pfo-
ftssae hf.idtax = ff.aes HE on fisF fst ~
iisf,,lrr e. sfieh feserDaf Forstef r'il -
l.rseselt II n eag-rfFa tosifraci kepu4d-
fans fron sli partE ~ silt -ia'e
Nh Foras sr1sTa rseffs az es 81.
lo~ts Frstg lir ieriis ~efersar. f'.s
3 Ielsfsd Mote, te-f Hpiisot foss-
6zs ft1 Il *ntsrr- Hsfnre1st fle N
Ss.a~s fhSrelsf. f'si : f-rhfi'if FritAF
or -satusort estrfdsf. o. 3 ktrk.
ssre
Ths rlrrsfties ir fl.f stait iss Tesrs sef
wn-f - Relieve tiortrfs-.f a fprr HfF
iitr..fr ssl ~erreF Frffsrs -1 ~trre
ls~s - eterF feHarf fftaslr.r Pea.
ies 4 t totnsf flessees' etertff sH
kstig4Fr rltlirr1 FereaFt 4 ft1 Hef'lt.s
sRlt E-sra eI faaestan nefsa rtt
fiefi r, Ise.rTe- frnf Ife<-e ktrtI se
sssss. ,atsEtsrf fetne ise'rsti.a tsas
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30
MURD[RyU5 FLY C0P
A Pinkerton Detective Hound
ed by Enemies.
KILLS Al IN0AH lPUIY SHERIFF
The Murderer Escapes TO the Woods
and IS Porsusd by Lfrgs Mob
Who VII lynch HIM
If Caught

JASPER, No Sept. %. Tom Cummings.
a deputy sheriff Of Duboise County Ind ,
was shot and instantly killed al Birds Eye
last night, by man named Ksiler. who
assumes TO be a detective. acting under au-
thority of Pinkertons detective agency
Kailer has during the past Summer ar
rested several men in Duboise, Craw-
ford and Perry Counties. who were
suspe ted of murder, counterfei,ing. etc.
He recently caused the arrest of one DR.
Hutchinson, of Ricevile Crawford county,
upon a charge of cOunferfeiting. but failed
to sustain the charge at the trial, and the
friends of Hutchinson have made several
attempts 10 murder the detective, but have
been repulsed each time by Kaiier
who goes heavily armed Several
attempts also have been made
to arrest him upon the charge of carrying
concealed weapons. Cummings had made
several attempts 10 arrest kaier upon the
charge, and last night in making another
attempt was killed by Kailer. The mur-
derer escaped TO the woods, and hundred
or more citizens are in hot pursuit and If be
is captured he will be hanged at once by
the mob.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

Heavy E-ductioa - ihe Government
Printing once

Heavy E-ductioa - ihe Government
Ffinfing once
WA.HISeIoS. oepl. -s-fhere were no
addltlonAl dismissals announced az the
Government printing Office to-day. So far
there have been s75 disalissals and this re-
daci.on about brings The f0roe wiihin the
expenditure allowed oy The appropriations
some further -ui.ssa.s. perhaps a hgndfed
more. are look~d for within isN day
Great Inconvenience % the Treasury be
parment IS lAely to result from llis re-
tuc1lou il The Government printing Dtire.
a here is s. hfaDl = of tae printing office IN
fhe Treasury D-paltn-ut. where heretofore
touuf nire.F PERSONS were rnpi0se ed Qu llc
Cfps rfus- lt e1rs --Circuiafs. Cllclal blanks
bufeau reports. ere. -aDd af.uur one tnId
uf tDls t.rse has been lislu is.ed. and already
The Norx Is nlcu Dehud. Nucn Df the
wofk on tae aullat reports oi tle various
1lfszu etls.s alG t1e report - the -ecre-
tary 1usf b. cnce here Great 1elay Is rx-
rec' 'rd on .sluunf of The retgcaon of the
goFcs and s. IS ieared that 30 sill De very
aidIsait t9 E-t tle reports ready by The time
lun-Iess q erls
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

CHtzLH1os Sept. 1s-Jp 90 u.50 To-
nislt there Ia. not been the slightest
esrlA's disturbance le.l here. and the nom
fllllment 81 Weighs predictions 50 fal
has caused feeling Ol great relief through
otf tue community. A good deal ol aq-
prelelsion ald anxiety prevailed during
che iore10oa. particularly as The weaihvl
sas qui.e s-ilry Nlfh little sind. aud the
general afmcsr srheric conditions being AZ.
LareuIIy quite as adorable iHr q severe
slake as on any cNy since ne aistuI aance
cum eIod. As The lay wore ca. however
foNar1s tuuset without event the usua.
siizhg tEruor- Ehlcl Er have been having
aaoGt eveTY tNeuly-iaur hours. The intense
nervous strain became gradually relaxes
aad uost people uoa thI1S the danger i'
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30
MURDER MOST FOUL
A Prominent Negaunee Man
Kins His Mistress.
SIZE Is The 8lft OR ANlTHER MAN.
Three Miners Buried Aihe-Fhe Man
istse Democrats and Grsenbsckers
Far TO Fuss-A Lively Grist OF
State Specials.

etS44s..t - r.i fs.sssss-ssNA-s.
NEsAUNEE sept - A iendish murder
was committed mere this afternoon in the
east end Of town. Joseph King. a widOser,
about forty i've years Of age. shot Mrs
Louis ROulard, married woman with
y Wh0m be Was intimate. He used a large
sized revolver The ball entered the breast
passed through the lung and lodged under
the shoulder blade and the woman cannot
recover
The ROultards have kept disrepufable
house here for some time past, and King
being a frequenter of the place became
jealous of others who were receiving fayOrs
from Mrs. R0ultard he wished 10 have
the Woman all 10 himself, aud failing in
ti,is be determined 10 Kill her with tue re-
salt as stated above. King was arrested
and placed III the lookup On his person
was found the revolver and large dagger.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

Wsnrssrr. SEPT. - The Treasury
Department has iecit~a - issue warrants
Or the rsgn.eot If Aisbanis eIs'us - fAe
Asfsfnev af Record HnIess there "a sonlr
rressst sxlrsf sseh q eogre ln which
event ee Fsf msrs Nai te mstie aifect TO
The csTre an Iess te desires soHe other ar
rsnEenosUf ia ease- neere the sensrtulent G
nss ncf tfe ssidrtss 81 ere rere1n tr ee geld.
fts interest," fhscs. ~ or held su iect tu
tbpis ar.ief ~ the tnGe.i states Treasury
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30
sTRANe The MomoN PROPHET.
The True Cause OF His Death - Given by
One OF Bi. Followers

One oi nls fOtioWfr-
To the Editor Of the I EIE0RAM- HERALD.
SrRING LAKE. Mich. Sept. 29--ln re-
cent number Of your paper noticed an
article relative t. strang the Mormon pro
phet. which was entirely incorrect except
a. TO Slrans being sent 10 the Legislature.
First Two hundred people all told j. nearly
as many as lived At the Beaver Islands a.
any time during Strangs career. lie had
Dut four wives except his legitimate one
who refused TO live With i'm. Three were
young girls. aooui sixteen. when sealed u
him: two born and raised unicr Mormon
influence one raised in Michigan and Que
an Old maid from tue East By the two
last named he had thne or four chlidTen
and TWO were born Of the Others aiier his
death His first wife had two glTis and one
boy.
His death was in this wise. Thos
Bedford. an Englishman. bad prepared a
ueW boat with fishing isckle sufficient 20 in-
sure him. with common luck fiye hundred
dollars the next season. For some canse
unknown Toms fa,ber-in-law. Wilh whom
Tom was always on tie most friendly
terms. coniurei up q debt againsi Tom 81
ao0uf three hundred dollars all oi which
vas undoubtedly spurious and brought
suit before Sirsng tie magistrate and iht
claim Nas confirmed Toms effects were
levied ul.on aud sold, thus relieving hlm al
nearly all be had % earthly treasurs, uifei
which he was most cruelty beaten ,,
several men with beech whips. from six q
ten feet long. The tips were - large - a
man little finger and they were broken
about him until oaiy three or four feei vrrs
left This outrage aud tho publishing ~ :
-can6alous note against Tom and ''ne =
Wentworth was the true cause ~ rang :
death His relations Vifh other men
wives had nothing 20 DO with the cause q.
his death. but he vas none too g,s'd fD
such acts. I was With Sirsng during hi'
entire career as prophet. A II.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

here. Nj Naas spoke in MasksEon iasi
nis 1l. hai fesarHs o. tAis eits Jl.lss. To-
nieti az T5e as iee urrs oR .tiFls i2uiit
as slH<fs lNoHs ciaiuis IellloTroe .kif
on = ltucr iis sfTueEie ana iri lta lils
,ai -rtiax ulahs he ieciDEes 81 laNeli aDd
Iciefas aEaiu and delivers tse ieeiunes here
Sunday 81 lo64 in ttf mufniuF on lte
a. larluaifsn. t4ihoiic or Protestant,
ssirlf Eseulag a. $50 slh eCl lheo
iesiesl nriasiaus lbe tsi| and iaf Atone
meaf Tee iecurrs NiIf f.t hria la Lace e
hsH 10 Moaroe-sf Aa1issian ffte aa oai-
iecfiars Ar Natls Be- probably the most
ingieal ana ah's FeasontruE Its iifsrai pa
form today. lhis = sosd opportunity ioF
ministers lo bear shsI atirc. loIs trer
Thinkers make f0 thrisIizn religion.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

Nzv Yesx. sept 29-ur Avsling was
Tonight iavi,e8 20 the Manhattan Club By
Mr. Wliari Brown. in return for courtssies
hs had received from the Doctor in EGrope
4e,re ~ She members - tbe cinh ohjecsed
fG rhe preeencs Of ~ kreiinE and - iensib
Wr a-ava vac infsFmed hs bad 30 right
ao natfrrincs aoT snEh pefsan - fhe rooms
~ fae aa sad Wss reaaesfel to taze the
D.iCfor away
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

WAsHISsr0s. sept %
Innings 3 &
81. Louis 0 o o l o.
Nationals o o D 0 =
Base hiis-St Louis. T. Nationals, 8.
Errors-St louis. o. Nationals, 8.
PifcaeT,-Klrby and o Day.
Jmpire-fierce.
After 81. Louis had taken their half of the
seventh inning theg refused % play claim
inE shat So Wa too dark and the game WAS
given f0 re Nationals by score OF 9 to ?.
The following esmes we're played in the
American Association Yesterday.
A. Pi,fshurg- Athletic 3. Piitsburg 3.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

CrrIysarr O. ospt ~ The COM
misies appointed ~ the railroad strikers
held conference witl tae man
sgsrs this afternoon. the result Of which
Vas not given ofualiy ]. vas stared.
hoNsver ttat they had concluded to take
s119 Ger dsF snd that the hnss Hila lhs
sxceTfl0u al f1e fincinnsti. Washington e
Baltimore. bad arranged with taef men.
The seuerai cpanlon Rss tlaf the fUai rIrg
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

Nsanio. sept D-The srsi 80 Cayetiano
Ga'sofs Che priest Eao sssassiuais'l Mgr.
NsrClssu- isqetsrt9 Bishop Of Madrid on
Palm sanaag Apri. is last. IS in progress
here. and S attended 5y immense crosds
90 people lla1s-auds Fso are unable io
aaftn afn ss'eu slgruGDt Gle palace
where fle risi II proceeding 9ais9fe iu-
ssts iasf he 80 FaoilF Justified in ia<ing
tse lfs ~ ere Bishop and ieclares ihat Re
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30
THEY DIDN'T FUSE.
Manistee Democrats ard GreeDbackers
Fail to Join Issues

Manistee Democrats ard GreeDbackers
Fail to Join Issues
tHS--1sst 70 fss 7t.tlaN0-au -.
MASIsTEE, Mich, Sept. 29.-Tbe Demo-
crat and Greenback County Convention
held here today was a failure. They could
not agree upon the division of offices and
this resulted in each convention nOminat-
ing separate tickets. The Democrat ticket
is as follows: Representative, r. Black
or. Sheriff, Max Baumann; Clerk and Reg
ister. J. II. Baxter; Treasurer, w. l.. War
ren; Prosecuting Attorney, p T. Glassmire;
COrOners, J. Daniels and A. Hannibal
Greenback ticket Representative William
Bangardner; Clerk and Register. A. Ciek /;
Sheriff, A r. Webb; Treasurer, G. ID. Davis;
Prosecuting Attorney, p. t. Glassmire;
Coroners, J. II. Bailey and A. Bowen.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

NEGAUNEE, Mich. Sept 29.-For some
time Mrs. LOUIS Roultard, an apparently
respectable married woman of this place.
has been receiving attention from several
prominent men IN a way 70 cause uniavor-
able comment. One of these men was
Joseph King. widower with two children.
The talk about Mrs. ROultard, il seems, had
made hun jealous, and today meeting her
he drew a revolver and shot her in the
breast. Mrs. R0ultard cannot recover.
King was arrested.