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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09

n~ Circulst.- . >eaadaioa, story Of Jol
VI rnller 81 ~. Ialler ]. Nnlninalrd

Hr Circulatss !. >candaiou. story Of John
"a Potter. But the Latter j. Nominated.
ts-..ats .s rtt 81. fss.s .s.ts.a.
Fllsr Mich. sept. This afternoon ex-
Governor Besoi- might be seen going about
GA The street circulating a hand bin with
much enthusiasm aud many remarks. The
Ia nd bill said that John a. Potter had re-
ceived 900 from Governor Begole % pay for
printing press and type Ina his printing
Office AZ Lansing $50 500 from The cam
paIxn fund of l>,2. every dollar of which
wa. paid by Governor BegDie aud fsr which
NJ B-.oe aas never received one dollar
in return. A usu wac hss proved himself
huaoCially incompetent 90 manage his own
matters is NOS the man to be- trusted With
the finances Of the people. This same IN
dlvilual jusb before Me Beg0le went %
California, came % Flint. went % Mr.
Beg0ies residence. aud there asked as a
special favor. and received f25. and for
which he promised thar the influence OF
bis paper should BE- used in behalf 0f Mr.
Beeole. On the Isl OF NAY be came again
pleading DovsrsY. and received So more.
Toe G-eenback convention "kicxet at
this disgracef1 action 0i Begoie's and a. their
Convention this afternoon they nominated
John NJ Potter for Congress.
The Democrats refused % fuse and viii
nominate a man Of their own t0morrON
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09
JUSTIN'S FAREWELL
Justin Mccarthy, the Irishman
Coming TO America.
ALEXANDER TAKES LEAVE or BULGARIA
Our Foreign Gables Bunched--Griei
OF the People Over Alexsnder's
Banishment-----G sdsione will
not Support Parnell.

LoSDoN, Sept. S-Mr Parnell speaking Al
a farewell banquet given Mr. Justin Nc
Carthy this evening said the Americans
would welcome Mr. Mccarthy as the fore
most Irishman OF the age. and most truth
ful exponent OF the Irish question. 1T was
the first duty of Great Britain Mr.. Parnell
said, TO give effect TO the principles upon
which her own greatness was based. The
rule of the psople-and also if she pleased
to guarantee fair play 20 the Protestant
community in Ireland, though he doubted
whether there were many people who really
feared that then would not receive
isir-pay. A majority of the liber
ais he said, had supported the
Irish bills and he hoped with the use of
weapons Of legality and moderation to en-
able Ireland TO take the position for which
God had designed her"
Mr. Mccarthy dissy0wed any intention of
going TO America upon political mission.
His visit was entirely personal and solely
for the purpose Of recreation. He expressed
his extreme fOndness for America and
the American people, and looked forward Ia
a pleasant meeting With old friends.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09

4 dispatch from Saranac at midnight
SAYS, the Presidential party weul TO bel
tired and are sleeping ike babes.
The Comptroller of the Currency has ap-
pointed Anthony " Street Of Council
Bluffs. Iowa. receiver OF the First National
Bank Of Blair, Neb.
Up 90 the close OF business Yesterday but
S75s .0oO in three percent bonds had been
received Al the Treasury Department iu re-
sponse % the voluntary call recently issued
by Secretary Falrchild
Col Stocking and SHss Sage are the gentle
men who aver that their blst wRs nearly
upset in the Connecticut river Yesterday uy
a .ea serpent iu0 feet long The remarkable
event occurred opposite Cromwell.
Yesterday AL the yard brskemen and
conductors la fhe piesburg & Western rs o.
road a. Noungsiovn struck Tor an advance
of 80 per cent ~upi Johnson notified the
yard master to .ivante the condaeiors hat
refused che brakemen.
A great Gre occurred ~ Th1ruc. io West
Prussia, lsst ni2ht destroying a large nQrn-
her 81 business hocses end dwellings aud
rendering ~ families homeless one
s0usn Was burned io lesih ard many ger
sons Fers inlarei ~ lsiine wsi.s.
Fleouon fsttrns frem Vermont show
saeernF Republican f.efrries - sN r5Ho-
ass except Frsnkaa. ehrre there eas s
srif snd Democrats SER f.eCfet De
<eisiafars wil h.esh 81 irrressef hepahH
fsn maianfV. TIE faasefeuf aEauisf h8
munds seems 60 AAsf se..tlaea lhe psrfg a
his favor
Ysxierlar Boon an TIE farm of fno FhfIf
4 German. fsn ui'es e2st ~ faFelfs No.
/ hIs slets.fea4at-f fs tesmpsan sset if
aas clicked issr .nsrattHiafY sHt ea rsze.i
~ Aien iaHfsr NeTfa fsfls l@r
faaref sss fsken - n~t Ahafs sri sf,f'
h4etng heeu fifnfiaea e fhs e wk'
.ga<hsi The kf e ia afitai eef.isiian
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09
THE MINERS FEDORA TON.
Their Convention In IadianapoIis-OpPO
Co tho knights OF Labor.

INDhNAFoLls. Sept. s-The National Fed
erat,cn OF Miners Of the United States and
Territories met in Convention again today
Delegates are present from several States
with Ohio. Illinois and Indiana particularly
we'll represented Christopher Evans. of
Straitsvile o.. is President. Daniel Me
Laughiin OF Braid wood. H.. Treasurer and
John II. Davidson, Of Mount Carmel, Pa.
Secretary.
The entire day was taken up by the re.
port 0f the Committee on Resolutions. and
then 10 was not concluded Resolutions
were adopted opposing an increase Of ia b
per capita tax favOring the extension of the
federation by placing organizers in
the several states, Offering ar
bitration ~ machine miners and
equshzing their wages with pick
miners. favoriug a union wiki the In
iernational Trades Union Of the United
States and Canada. and opposing merging
with the Knights of Labor. recognizing no
organization ~ capable 70 deal with ques-
tons affecting mines and miners. bat the
National Federation. When the federation
adjourned a resolution was pending prohib-
ting any officer of the federation from
holding IN any other labor organization.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09

The Mas-aehusetts Prohibitionl.is Nomi-
nate Fun Ticket and "KesoIute."
WoscEsIEE. Mass, Sept. 9-The resolu-
ton. adopted By the State Prohibition Con-
yeution today denounces the liquor traffic
a. the greatest instrumentality of corup-
ton in our politics. it paralizes industry; is
a blight upon our social life; il DESTROYS
homes and is an evil and curse everywhere.
The resolutions demand the prohibition of
the manaiac.urs. transportation and sale OF
Intoxicating beverages. and that this be et-
i-cied by constitutional amendments. They
further hold that any pOliticel party that
refuses to grapple with this evil with in
tent 20 overthrow 10. Is unworthy OF sup
port Both p0liticsl parties are condemned
for their course regarding the question
The knghts Of Labor are praised
for excluding liquor dealers as members
Arbitration IN labor disputes Is approved
workingmeu are expected 90 assist IN fight
ing the liquor traffic. 10 is recon- IN ended
that selling or dealing ia liquors should be
made punishable by dislranchIsement. The
work of the Women Christian Temperance
Union is endorsed, also the submission Of
the question of constitutional amendment in
behalf OF woman suffrage 10 the popular
vote. TO IS resolved 10 nave no deals or
compromises with any other parties. T. c.
Lathrop of Taunton, was almost unaui-
mOuslv nominated for Governor and Dr.
John Blackmere for Lieutenant-GOvernOr.
The ticket was completed As follows. Sec
retAry Of Commonwealth. George kempton
OF sharon ior Treasurer and Receiver Cen
eral. John l.. kiiburn. of Lee; for Attorney
General. Samuel NJ. Fairchiid. of Maiden;
tor Auditor. VIM. sherman. of Lowell
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09

Tie two Conventions then came tasether.
The Chairman and Secretary 81 tile Green
hack Convention were made the officers 81
the joint Convention.
Ca mouon 81 John Ma.1ews3n. of
Lowell. the joint Convention Proceeded o.
ara informal ballot ior kcprcseaiatrr John
Msioney jas Kennedy Dr. and = w.
Eardisy were named a. reilers.
A White. 81 Grand Rapid. township. ln
an enthusiastic speech presented the name
Of Fred Hosflrd
J G. Train. of LoveN presented the
name ~ !. l.. johnson. uf Bovine
David Irwin. j.. presented She name of
samuel Toby ~ Byron.
The first informal ballot resulted 81 Sol.
lows J. &. johnson. ~ Samuel Toby q.
Fred II Husf1rd lt 81 Walker. J. n III
Whitney. l. y. N. Heudncks. 0 John No
Queen B totai 81.
D N Hendricks presented the name ~
J. " Walker. The latter declined o. be a
candidate Mr. Hendricks Withdrew hIs
name from The convention and asked his
friends % vote for Fred II h0slurd
The second informal ballot resulted 81
follows J. ( johnson. 81 Fred n. Hos-
ford. ~ Samuel Toby Is tofz t9
The third informal ballot resuliea 81 fol-
lows. J. q Johnson. 81 ffci n Hnsford
26 ] C. Train / tota 6i
Fourth informal ballot resulted J a.
Johnson, S5. Fred n H0sf1rl 1s. total
90.
A motion was made 90 suspend The two
thirds rule. which wes declared out uf ore
der and hoWled down. The tight then be-
gAn 90 WARM up
The hnh informal halloi resulted ! C.
Johnson - 4 ~. Hoslori- "a Henry
Mitchell = total 60
The siHth iuf0rma' ballot resulted y C.
Johnson. 81 q H. Beslo-d "a tois o.
Tbe seventh inforasI bsHof resulted
J 6. johnson. 81 D II. Bosiord. ~ total
90
The eighth informal ballot resoiiel
c Johnson. 81 = y Hosisri 23 total go
The ninth iuforms ballot resulted y C
Johnson. 81 b n Hosiafd ll total 01
Another informal ballot was taken hui
not declared the hsi having heen stated
The tenth informal taiiof re.nliea. ] g..
Johnson. 81. Fred II Hasiord. lh "
Wake. q foia. o0
The eleventh informal ballot resulted. J.
G Johnson. 81. Fred n Hosiord. ~ } NJ.
walker no. total g.
after tbe result of fhe eleventh ballot was
announced = ieiersie fram Grand kspids
township entered q pf1iesf aransf David
irwin. jr ~ Byron. casfipe fhe Grrenbatk
snd Democrat vote Of fhsi fewn ID "a.
shown that hs had ceienuais from fiie
chairman uf each town committee. sna
afef some considerable wrsnriing fle 6snrs
wss prnceeded gitb. and David oasi his
sis votes a. ususI
Fred II u 'sf0ri in tie ipferesf ~ bar
muny riihtrev hit name from THE c0n-
vents n
The tesifih infarmsi hslioi rr-ti e1 a.
job tfser. a. ~ Wsifef. a. frea IN.
usrr4 a ssIr..I f.t.f ga rt..
BE- 81 49, declared formal sud NJ IDiut
SCR Eafe fisf unsriuno1s NOMINEE.
Ihe ueu ~rs introduces thanked
The convention and sid If Providence -
willing. J sm haund H. be elected The
convection a.Iioarnsd
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09

Al ? O'Clock sharp the delegates repaired
10 The hall in the Ada nnlcl, the Grcen-
hackers taking their seafs on the Ea.i side
Of the room g. Johnson called tie con
veniion 10 order. and Wn Mccrodau. %
Gsines. was named A. temporary ChAfman.
and james Cox. 81 Paris a. Secrriary
The following committees Scre sppoiuled
ornament Organization Lewis solomon.
1sines. }. e. johnson, Bovine "A Jones,
Ada.
Cfe1entiais-F j Taglor. J. G. Train.
Lowell Thomas Boyiand Grsnd Rapids
}. Johnson moved lhc appointment of
a Conference Committee Iarue8
While waiting for The committees to re-
port The legislative Committee eas named
a. follows. l.. A solomon. Gaines. Char.
mat. J. &. Johnson. Bovine, II a. HaVcns.
Gfand Rapids.
The temporary officers uere made f.erma
ncnt Tie Committee on lrrdsnaais De-
ported dc egaies present frum all iovusbips
M ths District except Wyoming snd ile re.
port va adopted
The towns not fully represented were
empowered TO cast Tie ful vote oi ihe
township.
The Conference Committee Uas named az
ioilows George Johnson. Grand Rapids
J. A. solomon Gaincs J H. Goailty
Bovine.
The Conference tommliice reported that
they bad met = bike Committee from ibe
democratic Convention sud sgree8 io 80
into joint Convention under lhc fNo-ihlrds
rule
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09
ALL OVER MICHIGAN
The Horrible Death OF a Miner
10 the Ropes Gold Nine
9lII SBllS E.lLS DOCTOR ilUiG
u J1aael a1d Burrows re-N5mi1sted
-rfo~ 8sg3Is 5300 Did not XII
or Potter STATE FAR Figures
Tha Ffrst % strict = light


.lelalu M.ea sept s-rhe ace of
SOFA -Fann s becoming highly sensational.
Il. eal 1s rruenlh hersi Ia l.slalchss to the
I..ents HaALo tlal ssanu was aecased
1r Dr lns and g9ang laig here OF se-
.a.l.au aud betrayal unier ths PROMISE of
marrase and ACCOUNTS ef ihe same ap-
aealel in fle fr. Pres and iart Tor
Na.tr -Falu began 4 suft against fne fIcs
80 Or tu HHI 40 t4e slime oi Publication
Dr Young K4s here ald lu company With
rsoarfers Visited lbs young lady BE- be-
frafet al taat t.ae the uoerur swafe -o
AllI 5Vana 1a sight. and slosed hugh
balIdos revolver AZ evidence lhsl he vas
prepared -u 80 so.
ughl AZ i4 clock ~ sNann was step
ping at Wabash train Il fhe giol depot
a. tf- Nayae le sas met by Dr. Young
There's The ~ shouted
Fauus st tae tanse tlme making move
menf to draR b.. gum 5Naun vas too
sl'ck however ald shipping out nis pop
sloi Young u the body Young sas taken
f0 a. undertaken 8. where be is expected fo
l.e every minute -NAau attempted to es-
cape ol. E1s arrested.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09

HsRrFeas. Conn sept s-Ths invesii-
rsu1n 1f fhs afsrs Of p. 7 Piunkett as
TAR AZ ff hss progressed revesis no defsles-
tom whatever in fhe Union Manufacturing
Company l' ~ss f11ni that of the f5l 90
worth - p.per Belonging to 80 -iIk Come
ranV ~h.rh vs. .n flgaseft- possession
tff Vss naf neg sfei sHd 5000 "a
rHt te che use ~ tte company. Fhis ~
dl.ee 1esWeunr aot see accounted fsr -
kH anf Issifes fhis be- toos s. 0fsf ~ ne
r5ash'e paref ha. does aot euesr to haye
rea rrf IN e.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09

berries AZ Minneapolis NoFlhsood and 1os
douYiile Miun. Salivaus FaIise, contain
ins ioi of burglar tools aud miuaie pro-
hies sh0aias the Arrangement ~ various
snds ~ safes. sas captured When arrest
ed he attempted e. tear up q ard of Aaiouey
and fhouInE. of iSc Lasaile si Chicago
oa the back 81 which was "A diagram oi
safe. lock, drills sna mode ~ ope. atlus. ln
the sal 81 were found letters which t1e iu-
.peotor ssys viii absolutely establish guilt
sullivan w4s shot q 81 attempt ig rob the
postoitce at Eik ri 7er, Minn.. some years
ago and served four years ~ 1tii water. The
prisoners viii be- taken 10 Dubuque Tor eK-
animation tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09

Due1r. Sept s.-Tae a 81. between the
0f tomorr0W's Democratic convention in
ths. the FIRST Congressional District con-
fiuues Ihe present Indications are that
Earixht hHs secured lsrge majority of thr
lsiezates H3revsr. tle Msybgry men
have the chairman and vii sateavor 20
sFst enough contestants to give them a
majority. it vii he q lively session. but
ihe belief IS general tonight that Enrgot
- Vi
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09
OUARRsLlNa FOR A BABE.
Strange Law Salt In Cincinnati that il
Creating n Sensation.

CIScIVSArI, Sept. s-Judre Connor's
lawyers. reporters and curious spectators,
ali drawn together TO hear the strange and
sensational testimony in the Mccoy
habeas-corpus case Mr,. McCoy and Mis-.
Gallagher claim 70 be the mother Of little
year old girl now held at the house of
refuge Kate Hand was put upon the
stand and stated that a quarrel had once
existed between Mss Mccoy aud
the latfers sister IN law, Mrs.
Thornton. who testified against
her yesterday. Mrs Mccoy bad accused
Mrs Thornton during this quarrel Of hav-
ing stolen her family Bible, but the witness
claimed that the charge was wrong. Miss
Gallagher having found 10 IN her room after
Ms Mccoy moved out Of the adjacent
apartment
Miss Gallagher Afterwards showed the
Bihie 90 Miss Hand, calling her attention %
theoue birth recorded 90 Mrs Mccoy aich
Was If a stiil-born child A pause bere
took place in the testimony during which
Ilixe Gonnor closely scanned a number of
photographs of Ms McCoys deceased hu.
band taxing alternate giances ~
che disputed child 90 SEE if
be could 3eteci any family resemblance
Daring tb. Interesting proceeding
ihe faise drew the little elri close - his
side. while the spectators snd reporters
cra ele1 sr8gud o. SOC for Themselves
~hether aay similarity coaia be traced ~
there is any it is very faint, snd the Judge
sruarsufiv got little satisfaction from The
pnef graphs Attorneys for Ms. AcCoY
s acea her m The stand in rehaf'sl sesiu.t
the iamaeIn1 iesfia1 ny of Yesterday She
maize sensrs isnisi ~ the opposing y li
nesses' statements cnnEefuinR her ssY ~
f1s sheeeve admitted 30 say on- ltsf Is
fssl ~ 1ef Hss lae aisfh<r - 10 ch.lA ~
taa she eeer assei soy one 81 Iuierce,ie eifh
fhs stfsf CD s.laF her te reiain possession
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09
GrIcf fnr AIcNander,s Departure.

S0FGA, Sept. S.-Prince Alexander's de
parture from Sofia wa. very impressive. A
compact mass of people stood in front of
the palace aud lined the streets through
which he passed and gave utterance TO al
most unanimous expressions of regret at
his departure and wishes tor his early re
turn. Previous TO his going the
Prince issued manifesto To the
army and people of Bulgaria
in which he stated he abdcsted the throne
and left the country because he believed his
action would contribute to the liberation of
Buglaria. He exhorted the people TO obey
the regency and ministry which he said had
been appointed to preserve peace and order.
Prince Alexander was accompanied by NJ.
Stamboloil and goes first 70 Lompalanka.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09

AKRON. Ohio Sept. s. Two hundred
miners, including only few OF those dis
charged. went 70 work today AT the Silver
Greek mines, operated by the Excelsior
Coal Company, Of thi, city. The company
refused 10 take back the committee that
had presented the demand for a new sys-
tenn Of weighing and at this the old miners
who had gone 10 work came out. The
lOcked-Out miners are now consulting.
There has been no show Of violence yet
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09
JOHNSON IS JOYFUL.
Nominated for Representative
IL the Second District.
rlNVIHTl0R At ADA YISIEsllr
Ihirisen oaiiois y kaeess4rf 10 . Choice
The Name 81 Fred fsosf0ra
Withdrawn The Consenilon's
Wofk.

Az lte Democratic Legislative Convention
~ Ada. yesierdas. ~ Walker kas naasi
a. CAairnaH and A White. SelreiAfg The
following osmmiliees were appointed.
Credentials = plsmb. Ada. u AZ
hendnx. Nefsennes, Henry Mitchell.
Lowell
couieuenos john n Withey Cascade h
stewart. Grand Rapids } "a snsaei
Lowell
The District Committee ~as na1srf a.
ioilo~s =. hersin. Asrfenucs "
Plumb, Ada A Nllte Grauc Hspds
The Nommliiee on Credentials reported
sii The townships represented eErepl NYo-
ming and the report ~aa adalaod
The tonfcrenoe COMMITTEES reported that
taey had met the ofeenba1k COMMITTEE
aud sgrced % 81 into lliut convention ua-
der The two.ihirds rule The report Nhs
adopted and the Democrats came over So
the orecuhack ssds oi the house
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09

BUFFALO, Sept S-Col T. f. Snellbaker,
who is reported as missing from Cleveland,
is in the city, and says that owing 10 ex-
tremely warm weather in Cleveland his
theatre was doing poor business and thai
he reques ed the owners Of the building to
allow him time on the rent. This they re-
fused TO do and IN consequence the theatre
was closed Col. Snellbaker's theatre in
tbs city, the Adelphi. i. running aud many
improvements have been made in IT,
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09

HtsHfs..Tov Sept .-AN reports from
ghsf.estou agree taat the pressing immedi-
ale aesd Of people thsss Is tents or canvass
ihat caa be used % protect tlem from
the rain a long telegram was to-
dag sent to fae President by Dem
ucrais of prominence advising him
chat means oi sheIirF shoud promptly be
seat tl Charleston and suggesting that tie
vessels 0i lae A1rih Atlantic squadron be
sent lhere with orders to strp tAe yes
sells oi ali their canvass and turn DO over 60
tne people 81 fhe stricken city Also 90
place fhe vessels st The service of women
ant children 81 En as they can accom-
mediate them lt Vas suggested That the
President clt 0f fr0m newspapers j. not
aware of Che actual condition of the people
and thedlspateh sent to him fully informs
of tne leploral.e situation
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09

Rarnef Hrers = Kacsiord fsrmsr T.efed
toe Coanfy ga.l yesterday sfterueeu fer he
pe-pose az .eeirE 1snes B1yd ihs uur.
dersf He pss arn.ei adsnffanee Re rt.
raroed lafeT fhfse rhser< III fhe sind Hs
ras agar fornfd avsf A fhifa trit 80
sffesfes aad sfst ttresfeaea eifr srrg<f
f.ath tine hr came in ffse rs-ie.iF ~ 3
-. See eeF viss hss s-reete3 hin 81 he
Inf 4fank Hs 49, slnifse3 to tht inside
lf iht 5s lhs fifse
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09
Cricket at philadelphia.

PHLApELrHrA, Sept s.-The cricket game
between the West Indian aud the Young
America clubs was continued today and re-
suited In draw. The Young America 5
finished their first innings for total Of 2s4
runs. The West Indians then went TO bat
for their second inning, and when the hour
for drawing stumps had arrived had scored
10 runs. As there wa, not time in which
To flush the game, il was decided draw.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09
BALM FoR a WOUNDED HEART.
The Coachmsn Husband Gets SIS 900 for
Hi~ Own Victoria

Rosroy. sept SIT has been reported
that the missing Nictoria Morosini Schilling
vas stopping with Mrs Don sayles at Nan
tucket Beach Investigation today shows
thar Mrs Don Sayles ives guest az the At
lantc House until a week ago. sat has left
and Mrs Schiilng has not been seen 90 the
beach
Nav YoRg Sept s-Mr Breniano, the
well known book dealer. who is a friend Of
the Morosinl family. saws that Mrs Schil-
ling 4. with relatives of the family n a
small and remote t0Wn and vii ultimately
retarn home Hs says Mr. Mor0sini has
sent -ehiIHugN q check for $1,000 AZ q settle
menf ofali rIaims Mr. Schiing quit 'he
employ of re sixth ave. road and ell town
sulienlv
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09

SOFIA, Sept. S.-At a meeting of the Bnl-
garian officers and notables which was held
today for the purpose of giving expression
TO the general feeling OF regret al the de
parture Of Prince Alexander Mr.. Zankofl
had the earontery TO enter the room. His
presence being nbuOxious to every one in
the assembly. The chairman promptly
declared the meeting adjourned. The gather
ing auicklV di,persed
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09

ttr..s.I. Hft rf.F.tta stts.f
So. JosuH Mich September s.-The
F0grth District Republican Convention
heli here this afternoon r. nominated julius
G Burrows f1r Congress by acclamation,
amid much enthusiasm. All counties We're
folly represented. Ca che Informal ballot
Bgrr3Es received et Dr. = J B0wene. 10,
aod j j W9odman. q The nomination
III B4rr1vs vas then m lie unanimous
amid great applause Burrows addressed "A
large aliience f1r an hour in a character
Isf.c and eloquent manner. arraEning the
administration f1r short c0miuga. and
81 vsI ins u9on The legislation proposed oy
fus Republican, for the benefit 0f tne labor
iag men. soldiers aud others which failed
ia a Democratic House 90 Representatives.
The speech was received vita continued ap-
rIafaa
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09

PauApElPm, Sept. chairman Barley,
of the Philadelphia Relief Committee. has
received from My McWads, Of the commit
Tee. who went from this city to Charleston,
a telegram stating tAat the newspaper re-
ports 1i che situation we're not 0verdrawn.
and that contributions made should be sent
immediately % relieve The great distress.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09

CIS0ssAri, sept. s.-Four boxes for the
mated Tor the benedt Of Charleston. were of
tered by auction on change today They
were sold al prices ranging from $50 down
To SO. some ot them We're re-dOnated aud
again sold yielding handsome sum IN the
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09

Base Hits-ChlcaRo, IL; New York, :.
Error,-Chicago. 4; New York, 6.
Batteries Chicago. Flynn and Hardie;
New York, Keele and Finley.
Umpire-POwers.
Game called on account of darkness.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09

O'Day, pitcher. and Decker. cstchers, we're
yesterday released by the Detroit club TO
Washington
Lizzie Krepps, Richmond. AretinO. Bessie
June Gonfalon and Valet were the win
ners yesterday At the Gravesend, n. Y,
races Yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-09

SoFIA. Sept s.-Prince Alexander has
signed the deed Of abdication, and taken
his departure from the BuIgarian capital