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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19
THE PsoeLs SET T~e BIRDS
The First Public Reception Given bs toe
President and Mfss Cieys-
land

WAsuNsroN. june Dr. The pub.ic re-
ception given tonight by President and Mr..
Cleveland brought an immense croad o. the
Executive Mansion ln point ol numbers
10 was the largest tliai has ever osgurref
here The decorai ons ln the oapsCiuus
Fast room and be thc pariors we're IL anV-
thing more elaborate than so TUESDAY
nights stale reception Tie same psluit
loger rooms of the Mansion 81.
on that occasion. hut thc maute.s
bad been banked with fresh flowers while
here and there additional flowers and
potiei plan,s bad been placed in Tee Vin-
dows and uiches and corncrs If fbc rooms
i4ong before g %. m.. the hanr al winch fbe
reception began. "a lone line of people three
or -four abreast, extending 0ut beyond ere
gates q the Mansion grounds aa1 fsr
down Pennsylvania ave. were waiting pa-
UenUe for admission Al H O'Clock the
doors 81 the Mansion were oIeuct
aud the people BEGAN hiinc pasf lhe Inesi-
dent and has wife in ibe bloc room Many
on their wsy ogf iniiered in ihe east room
which was soon fIied wifh deuse fhrunf
There were siI sous of people in the crovd.
white and clIoreI. old and Yolug. mer and
women. girls and bows Nanv people came
in carriages. and their occupants. tired of
waiting for 81 opportunity fo gain
an entrance. turned away. THE
nisht was cool and fhe best
Of orier. 0ecofum and humor prevailed iu-
side the Mansion. notvifhstanding fhe
crush. When 1l O'Clock oame-fie hour
fixed ior closing Zoe reception fhgre Ras
large crowd set waiting outside. and fhe
President and Mrs Cleveland grac1Dsir
consented to remain and s5rse handt aiih
al it was wifhin a ieg minutes of mid
night when theY shook bands gifh ard
hia the last Hl-If0r good night -Four
thousand people perhaps more paid their
respects O. ihe President aud his vife dur-
frr The rfrff
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19
THE STATE OF TRADE
ld-Summer Dullness Begin
ming TO be Felt.
THE M0H.Y MlSEETS UNCHANGED.
Wheat Reports Favorable Except from
Kansas ard Miohlgan-Wool a
Little Higher on Specula-
lative Purchases.

Nav YORK, June ESPECIAL teleemns
to Brads'reefs report, with an unusual
degree OF unanimity, only moderate
activity in general commercial aud indus
trial lines This is conspicuous in Kansas
City where a check to the late heavy move
ment of merchandise is visible, the railroads
centering there being taxed about one-half
their capacity Exceptions are noted in
Chicago. St Louis and Milwaukee, where
there is fair business doing with
an improved feeling in trade circles as
we'll as at Minneapolis aud Duluth.
AT the East, New York and Boston each
record a full average volume of trsnsac-
,iOns. the bank elearings al the former place
increasing on the week $26 O000 0O0. or I
per cent and at the latter $1,000 900, or
about per cent. The total volume of
bank cleaungs for the week at twenty nine
cities is SS99 O53 100, against SS74 097 AS
last week, and S679. l24 767 in the like week
last year. rhe approach of the
customary midsummer dullness Is
reported at most interior points The
domestic money markets. with few ex-
ceptiOns are unchanged, funds being offer
ed in excess Of the demand.
Special wheat crop reports to BrGdstrest's
continue favorable, the exceptions being IN
Kansas and Michigan. The planting has
been delayed i'm Northern Minnesota, but
the outlook Is for a fair crop An improv-
ed European demand for hog products
causes hrmnesss here. Ram IN
the cotton region causes trouble from grass
in the Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States and
20 a smaller extent in the Mississippi Valley
Raw wool IS from two to three cents
higher per pound at interior markets, largely
on speculative purchases. Stocks of old
wool are nearly exhausted and but little Of
the new clip has been brought out, which
induces irmnesS The London sales, rang
ing from Eve to fifteen per cent higher in
price, stimulated the improved feeling here
The dry goods distribution for six months
will compare favorably with the early part
of last year.
Failures this week aggregate 179 against
l43 last year, 10 last year Isl in 1854, rs
in 1888. and l04 in 1889. The total from
January to date Is SLY against 5,SSl
during the same time in 1850.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19

there ~as considerable srlnlpllne When tas
stlf4eiluE al tie daf The match t.sleeen
o.zute and iYTauf Was declared ar
\ 20 Reason was maize p4t'iic bli ii ls under
-too1 th1t iyHznl's ca ner concluded nui %
Ira anna run. sad isiled o. posi- lis deposit
= hen called GA gust previous 60 lhe race.
flrsi race purse 500. for maldea tNo-
gesr-alas. siK flriouEs fTocTasf luAlnT san.
lrlaaI second Gr-ele ID fhrl time l.is
oeconu rscf selaaE purss s4go uue ana q
quarter miles tlors 4. Uon. lis'aud sec
ona. Sovereign Pat thirl uule, -l-
thfr4 faae. ROYAL See purse 4sA ulne
fafiongs HlAFiiy son binneIle. sec nd.
llzlle DYER lAir1 uue 5s The lauHa
race Wzs tie Itrsnt-A oiaute match De-
cIared ur. flHL Face sleoyie chase ful
course. purse $50 gentlemen Jockeys
G-orse non foxhal second others dis.
tanoed time. AIS
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19
CHARLOTTe'S 5 BIC FIRE.
Heavy Losses 20 Merchants and Lawyers
a Fatal Acoident-T
Insurance.


CHAaloTre. Mich. June is.-The terrible
are which started here at 10 o'clock last
night vas not exanguished until daylight
tuls morning and that with the aid of as
esancs ant engines from Jackson and
Baae Creek For a time 10 looked as
.aoa.h tae city vas doomed 90 destruction,
ana hard work alone saved ID. Frank
sherwood. q dealer in a.. icui;urai inn
u'ements. fell from the third story Of the
Excelsior block. where the fre started. and
rscsi7ed fsfal injuries Glenn Highly was
also aailv burr ov falling from iafier.
The origin 0f the TIRE is NOS positively
known bat it is believed to have started
r-em a n-hfei cigar stub. The Joss 0n the
Exce slr block which IS owned hy Dr
r ID Patterson IS estimated a.
partially insured The Individual
losses are as follows. Hudson s. Phillips,
.es $500 fully insured Miss Kinney 3
llss Is s. fo0 insurance 81 COO lu9s on mill
rne-e fn -sme building. 500. Insurance
81 Hn = 81 W A. Has.eft damage TO
irf goods stock sfoo. fully insured ksel-r
Hra- trr r1Uds. iuss. 81 Nf0 insured for
slHfn ~ A. Bsc<mar. drugs loss
sf Hf-t insured Psrm = De Graft. law
ersrv and fu~n ture loss s10. no Insurance.
HlrEerf Is -lnfLn Lawyers loss $50 i1-
.a-et ~ A E pcaf Joss tpV Insured for
sH Tha ro-r also lost a valuable Tag
presented rr .t3ies sud fhe finest in the
-rsfe fsshlrsf 81 R0WIeF. Insurance
AGENTS saved most of their ofhoe contents.
Nar.n Murray boots sni shoes loss
$685. nsrra0re 81 fen Cole e Jones,
F.e e0nrens NJ lne Western Union fe.e-
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19
TX stNATE sNo HOUSE
The W. John Porter siB Hsde = Special
order f.r Nest rhur.dsy Political
Debate fu fh. Houss

wssHisaroE june ls I'm thf Senais the
Fitz John pefef h.n was mais o. sf.ecIai
order faf next Thursday nn motion ~
Nr Hariey Mr. Nanoe's h.N revealing ihe
Civil Service lsv.vas indefinitely postponed
yeas 3s naYsf
AMONG the hiis PASSED were house
h.il reducing from eiFht cents o. fre cents
fhe fce nu q dfniesf Wqnef ORDERS f1f sums
not erceedine 81 House b.l Fnski1f
Allowance f0r cIerk hi-f fer u1sfnoaeiers ei
frsf ani second c.sss office ~ cover eierical
work in abe money ur.irr business. fhs
FRYE biN providing far fhe uaFmHrf ~
fhr cslts uer wfie f1f carrying fireIrn
mails Of fhe 4 nifnl States
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19
GRAND RAPIDS MICH. SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE Io 1886.

Brighton Beach today Nas over i've fur
longs C5m pensau9n Nou. Le.ogas second.
Rieleler. tliFi Ime lV7 oeeeud race
over nge mnongs Boehne sou. saudoFal.
second Fellowship tlird. TINE lt5f.
Thlrd raee selling purse II seven iuriongs.
Berlin won M=3sel second haToilae
fLiri Time 1854 Fourth raoe q selling
purse ~ seven flriongs Red Back aon.
0olastar. second Malarla third. Lue $3.50
Fiftl race. handicap ~ one mile aud three
flrlalg. Reiene son Mlndsal, second.
Change tLini Time 21 Sixth race. tie
g1nev Island sfakes one and one lglrl
aiiles Prekskill Won II D see9ud and
third Time Zls1 The seventh race Mas
one mile Santa Claus wen Harry Mann.
second Poverty. third Time not given
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19

WssBIseros 1ane is -Is fhe Heusf ihs
Naval Aprrogrston bn vas 0n8ef dis-
cassisn NJ Hepburn of IeFa. continued
fi.e Stanton athsie Thf kfla-ner Cen
eraf Secretary RI fhe Fsvf
fahn Rlacn end 81 Secretary fhan1-
- vere henle1 over fhf r1aF ir a
no ere debate nH maf8r of NJ Hefhefi
an srsendasenf yas aereei - reanurourIaf-
iue f7s s' fhe farf n. an hand FRI fhe
credit ~ fne raF ~ fhe naff kfer ahont
oae haif 81 the bN Rad t-en rass arer
fhe e1in nifffee roe esl t1e 8oese af 3
% rIres fsak q recess urf ec.eck A.
fhf evening sessir t8e House nessr1
ivenfr sz pension b.ls and saio1-uei 81
ts =
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19


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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19

Hfsffvs Pa Jane &. Warrants hsre
been swern oet hT gszer Frame nr
ihe afrest 81 some fureea persons vhe
lave aeen banging araund their ogsr
mann factory ior0 listing and threatening
frer employees Ife warrants ~ere E1t
served fhis evening Al Wss compare
rreIr lasI 1 tie T~nF of fhe sf1rg
ast rher the non- rrfeu r1oaEers v-nt
% vork Az eeets Hs sfsrne1a treF
care her-e5 and asrsf
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19

Nrr Yoas June is-Bev Henry Ward
Reecher formally bade good hv to bic cone
creation A. t8e regular Friday evening
ne-.i .inz t0u zht There vas an unusual. 8
large afte1dsnce Mr. aud Mrs Beecher
sail on the Etrura in The morning. 4 large
number of fhe rlgmo1th church ueopis uili
arcompsnv The pas'1r aud Bic vite down
the hav on the steamer tfrsnd Bep1o.lc
Mr Beerher expects fa .efrure in kngIsnd
bar wI avoid ss ftr A. resse BE any polite
esI ff-rnseioa though hfs canning teVar1
Hone RaI- ueI known
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19
THAT SECRET CIRCULAR.
The scheme To Br~sk the Ranks Of the
knights of Labor Disclosed To the
Order by Grand Master
PoWderlv

PHLADELPHIA, Pa. July ls-The follow
ing secret circular ofGTand Master Powderly
has Just come 70 light. II was issued from
this city and dated June T..
To the order everywhere, greeting. A
member Of theord employed by a wealthy
corporation places the following letter ia
my hands. 1t is printed in circular form
and the presumption Is that similar letters
have been pat IN the hands OF other "reii-
able trustworthy men. The name Of the
firm sending out the document is withheld
IN order 10 shield the member 10 whom IL
was sent Ii was quite evident that the
sender Of the document did not know thaf
recipient was knight Of Labor. The letter
of instruction reads
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19
GAY BASE BALLISTS
ENJOY the Sport Afforded II the
Games Of Yesterday.
boston GETS lk0IaEs SORRY DIFElI
New YORK Wins a Game Clacianasl
~hite~asheo-A Ten inning
Game Al philadelphia-
The Onicisl Scores.

tNF~at-.t .. 'tt .tat.tta rtHse4.
ATw AokE. Jane Is-The home team
played remarkably wel. simply allowing
the visitors 70 banch fheir hlls ID ne
fourth sna nitA iallnas Ihe soore was
a. f0ilDNs
Innings
"A A,tlilii1lttl ...-. u a.
AcH lurk Il 80
tase hiis IS aslinElau. Ara lafs ll
iIfuls- v 49, ii1gt.ll. - Nex aTt
halieries-hsI Aaa ollilFan. kecie ana
~ knurkc
tu.pire- iulnelg.
'sesl..a-f biisdelI.hi.
BasIoN. Jans ls - The home ieam we're
again defeated today. losing Iso oai oi LAree
games ia the series ln the eighth iuuiae
The bean eaters scored couple ~ Idns tQl
they had already lost ile game The score
Was a. follows
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b.sisil % a o.
ba-e hits- Philadelphia 81 hoste1 e.
ffr1fs- , lllia'lel lhla bss..l lf
fiehers bosi01. iersasll. ihlA1f. .llia.
rtsmmeysT
tmglre e-lufke.
Games ia she American Association we're
f.ins-..t - f.HIa.r--
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-19

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Applied 10 the neck. arms and
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Sid by ali Druggists and PERT .rrrrs at = cents
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SheriE's Sale.

Pursuant to the commands of An execution
Of sale. issued from the court OF common pleas
Of CLARK county. ohio, and to ME directed and
delivered. Will offer for sale at public auction
at the south door Of the court house Of sa q
county. in ths city OF Springfield, Ohio, on
Saturday, November 9th, A. d., 1856,
At one O'Clock p. m. the following described
mOrtgaged premises, t0wit: situated in the
county of Clark, state Of Ohio, and in the city
Of Springfield. commencing at point on the
north line of Southern avenue two hundred
and thirty-thCee t2EI feet west Of Taylor street;
thence north para lei with Taylor street enc
hundred and fifty 80 feet to a one pole alley;
thence east with the south line of said alley
sixty-fye and One-half l65l.} feet to a twelve
foot alley; thence south with the west line Of
said last named alley one hundred and fifty
$50 feet TO Southern avenue; thence west six
ty-twO and One-half 62lal feet TO the place Of
beginning.
Said above described premises appraised at
sl.60NO; said above described premises TO
be sold by order Of the court Of common
pleas of Clark county. Ohio, in case No 7yaO,
wherein AZel b. Smith is plaintiff and Mary A.
Jones, ct al, are defendants.
Terms of sale: Cash.
WILLIAM 3. BAKER,
Sheriff Clark County, o.
Hagan L Hagan, attorneys. l7O
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

! The National Grange Patrons of Hus-
bandry are i'll session in Philadelphia.
| Henry Irving is to make a tour of the
| larger American cities in Faust" in 1887
| Mrs. Margaret Carnegie mother of An
drew Carnegie, of Pittsburg, is dead.
The official returns from the state place
| the plurality of General Robinson at H.
| 5sl.
James McNealy, a young BostOnian.
saved two children from drowning, WedneS-
| day.
Justice Woods, of the United States
supreme court. is TO return to Ohio and
then go to California for the winter.
1t is officially denied that John Newell,
of the Lake Shore. is to be president of the
c. c. c. & l. railroad.
Joseph T. Brennan. of Washington, has
been appointed deputy collector under the
new OleOmargarine law, by Collector Bish-
Op. the appointment to take effect ON the
18th inst.
Ex-senator Mcdonald has left Washing
ton for indianapolis to engineer matters in
connection with the alleged election frauds.
and to look after his interests as a senate
rial candidate.
Sam Purple, of Marine, KaS., shot his
wife and two children. wounded his sister
in-law and another child. and was starting
10 kill her parents, few days ago, when he
was arrested and lynched.
The Bulgarian sObranje unanimously
chose Waldemar, of Denmark, to be their
ruler. The people received the news coldly.
Russia is also said to be not satisfied, her
candidate being Nicholas of Mingrelia, an
Asiatic Russian province. NakobOff, the
leader of the revolt at BOurgas. has been
sentenced to death, and other conspiratOrs
TO fifteen years imprisonment each. Two
hundred and thirty participants in the Span
ish revalt have been sentenced to life-im
priSOnment.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-11
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- Office OF the clerk Of the board Of educa-
tion Of the city of Springfield. Ohio. for fur
nlShing all the material and constructing a
school house Dn the south side Of Fair street
near Yellow Springs street. in said city ac-
cOrdiug TO the plans. prufilcs and specifica-
ttOns on file in the Office Of ChaS. A. Cregar,
architect. All bids must be for furnishing ali
material and completing said work according
10 said plans profile ANA specifications; must
state the price OF labor aud material separ-
2tely. and PlUSt De signed by the tIil name Of
every person Interested in such bid. and also
be signed by the fun name Of some disinter-
ested responsible person. as a guarantee that
a contract Will be entered into provided the
bid is accepted; and ali bids must be on file
with the clerk Of the board Of education on or
before twelve o'clock noon of Friday. the 18th
day Of November. lN>5, to be opened and read
az the EeNt meeting 1( the board thereafter
The board reserve the right t. reject any OF
all bids presented, for any reason they may
d"rin sufficient. The buart recommends thai
all bids br made on blank forms, which will be
furnished I" parties desiring to bid, by the
clerk vi said board.
By order Of the board Of education.
: std y -jJ>HI Nc. Clerk.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-11
SneTiH'S Sale.

DURSUANT 10 the commands Of AZ order "
L sale il partition from the court Of common
pleas Of Clark county. ohio, and 20 me directed
and delivered. ! viii offer for safe AZ public
auction at the south dunr Of the court house Of
said county. in the city Of Springfield. Ohio.
on
Saturday. November a5th, 4. ID. 1886.
at one o'clock p. u. the IanGS and teuements
n said petition described tuwIt:
Situated in the city of Springfield. in the
county of Clark and state Of Ohio. and de-
Scribed as follows: Being tie east half Of the
south half Of lot number thirty nine 80 IS
numbered and designated on the original plat
Of the town now city cf Springfield as laid ont
by James Demint- Being the same premises
conveyed to Ann Maria Kraft by Martin Way
and wife. by deed dated April 10Th. lS62. and
recorded in Vol -. page -. oi Deed Records
Of Clark County. Ohio; said described premises
appraised at $3.50.
Terms IL sale: uHe-third cash on day Of sale;
balance in equal payments in one and two
years thereafter, bearing six per ceEt. interest
and secured by mortgage on the premises.
Said premises to be sold by order Of the court
of common pleas Of Clark cUuHty, Ohio. in case
No. 73l2. wherein John VI. Jackson, ct al. are
petitioners. and John !. Grove iSdefendant.
WILLIAM B. BAKER. Sheriff.
Clark County. Ohio.
Cochran ( Rodgers, attorneys. l7O