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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

The Charter Oak Life Insur-
ance President a Defaulter.
He GETS AWAY WITH HALF A MILLION
The Charter Oak Absolutely Ruined
a Number OF other Companies
Heavily Squeezed-Paper
Turning up Everywhere
LIN Canada.

HAErFoED, Conn.,, Sept. 22.-George NJ
Bartholomew of this city, President of the
Charter OAK Life Insurance Company, IS
defauller ia the SUN of $4,000 OF this
SUM 500 90 Is actual cash and $500 in
paper. since the reorganization of the
Charter OAK in 1875 Mr.. Bartholomew
bad sole charge Of the affairs
OF the Company, never being
Obliged 90 make any report TO the directors.
On saturday he informed the directors that
owing 10 the embezzlement Of Thomas
P.unKett in the Hartford Silk Company,
and other concerns in which he was interest
ed. he was unable 10 meet his obligations
ie the Charter Oak He placed the amount
al SI05 90. The directors asked for bis
resignation and II was gwen.
On Monday the directors
discovered two notes amounting TO $4,000
which he had discounted and the proceeds
of which he had used. Mr.. Bartholomew
left that afternoon for New York and has
not been heard from since. though IL is said
that his family have learned that he is IN
Canada. Application for a receiver OF the
Charter OAK Company was made
this morning and Judge Par
dee, late this afternoon, APP
pointed Messrs Brooks and Stedman rs
senior and junior reserves respectively.
The assets of the company, 1t Is thought,
will. with proper management, realize
81 $4,000. The property Is located IN
eleven States and varies greatly IN value.
IL was known that bartholomew was al
fected by Plunkett Operations. but it was
believed that he would pull through and
have a large surplus. The announcement
Of his downfall creates
great sensation. He is connected
with many laige Institutions and is en-
dorser on great deal Of paper. He has
lived here about iifty years. Yesterday he
resigned the presidency OF the Hoiyoke
Water Power. lie Is connected with the
Florida Construction Company, and is
large endOrser for the Hartford Silk Com
pany and the Union Manufacturing Com
pany and a. iGf as can be learned 500 VUO OF
Hartford silk paper, 10000 OF Union
company paper, $4,000 o! schuyler Elec-
tric Light Company, considerable amount
Of harter Oak. and some HOlyOke Water
Power Company paper have come 70 light:
4 director Of the Charter Oak Company said
this evening tnaI the first intlmatlon ne had
OF the terrible state OF the Company imam
ces, was st Saturdays meeting. Mr.. Bar
tholOmeW said that he had sufficient capital
10 refund all that he owed. He gave no
exclamation as 10 what he bad done with
the money tie claimed 10 have been
promised aid from Cyrus W. Field and
other New York capitalists. he went TO
New York ostensibly TO see them and has
nos been heard Of since. Another director
said the company Is completely wrecked.
There IS no money 10 its credit and several
drafts have already been protested.
SIR. Bartholomew IS prominent Eplsco-
pali8n. His outstanding personal paper IS
estimated a. $1,000, ,0OO. He is now in
Montreal.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
GENIAL, HONEST HANK
The FIRST District Republicans
Select Henry A Robinson
Tor Congress.
The Al8lH-s -sPIEaS SCANDAL CASE.
4 COlnie fsitsr in the Tolls Several
Accidents al Manlstes 1phOlc
Fever Epidemic - Othsr
State News

Dzraar. Sept. - The Hepublcan Con-
grezsionai Convention today nominated
Henry A Robinson. the nominee of the
Labor parry. for Congress. Tie vote stood.
Robinson. 90 Conrad C..ppert 81 w..
Donovan. Is The nomination III Robinson
vas made unanimous. Wlen brought into
The ball the nominee SAID. -Oealemen.
for TIE last fso weeks have aol been in-
sensible to Che ac1 -lat ASS name Vas being
used among you. The compliment you
have given NE ls sfill d surpriae / an
not VAN enough l0 think however, tlat
the nomination Is a compliment lo me.
III ls. rather tribute 10 the
0cr1inzuen. Great applause 10 is tLe
OBJ enlns u. All effort wn.cA. I hope. Niii ne
fluner iosiefed ta cement labor and capital
They have al identity of Interests. The
Grand Ola HsuubAeau party. which broke
The shaczies of slaves is good enough. pare
enough and brave enough to ht up TIE
millions ~ iaoarlnE uieu 90 higher plane
IhIs nomination practically connects TAO
great Columns 10 is uol bargain % is no
uncertain wedding It i- continued Effort
to bieak tie back oi fhe ~lzard = ao aspires
f0 rule Michigan politics Applause and
laughter
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
The EVENING SESSION.
A Discourse on "rhe United states in
Prophecy" by Elder Underwood.

Discourse on ''rhe United States in
Prophecy" by Elder Underwood.
The most important sermon Of the day
was delivered in the evening by Elder r A.
Underwood, on The United States in
Prophecy"
The speaker took for his text words
found in Rev. xiii. l1-l6. xiv, 9, 10 "a. Is.
Il bebeld another beast coming up out Of
the earth and he bad two horns ike lamb.
and he spoke ss = dragon. And he eNer-
ciseth al the power Of the first beast before
him, and ca1seth the earth and them which
dwell therein. 20 worship the Erst beast
whose deadly wound va healed And he
3oefh great wonders and deceivetn
thefn sbss dwell sn the asrth bv ths nlesns
81 those miracles which he hsi power - do
- the siEhs ~ the beast Which had the
uoand 81 A sror3 a1d di3 i've Ard BE-
had poNer % give Efe unto the IMAGE of the
haast And bs caaseth al. both
su.a.i snd eTeat rcb and poor free an
bond 60 receive = marx ID their right hsn3.
~ in their foFehessis Aad the
tAir3 anzei s,i'owed them saving With a
fai1I rofce. If sne msn worship the besss
ard Bis image. ard r~ceivs bis marx IN as
fsreh.,e.3 - 81 his hard tae ssrse stzaE
srsnk ~ rte vire q tte ~rath - God
Here f. ths rst5en-e ~ tas ssints. here srs
the~ thst keep tte commandments n Sod
ard haFe ths fsih ~ Jesus. Ard
faakei sn1 eeEe'8 a te eioes s1a Uaoo
the 8u.f ore sst hke a8fo BE ssn ~ mst
having oa ais aessi = ga.s.er c-ewn eD1 II
t1z kssS = sEaro ssckis Ard another
s~sr1 rarae anf ~ tsa terapie crying rlfh =
end vsre 10 hs1 has - - fhs ste1d.
Tha-sf IN thy Sekss sn6 resp. for tae
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
The Forenoon sermon.

At 1890 Elder ID. II. Lamson, of Hills
dale occupied the desk and delivered ser
mon on the Signs of the Times" and their
sienihcation. His text was Eek. 12:22, %
''SOn of Man what is that proverb that ye
have in the land of Israel, saying, The days
are prolonged and every vision faileth?
Tell them, therefore, Thus with the Lord
God; will make this proverb TO cease, and
they shall no more use as a proverD in
Israel; but say unto them, The days are at
hand. and the effort of every vision"
The speaker said that this prophecy APP
plies in the last days. There will come q
Time when people cannot say that all signs
of the times have failed. In the
Dist chapter of Luke number of signs of
the end of the world are given. Some of
Athese have been fulfilled. The sun and
moon have been Larkened as these predicted,
the stars have fallen and now We see every
where Mems hearts falling them with fear,
and for looking after those things Thich
are coming on the earth" We see every
where distress and uneasiness of notions,
and great perplexity. These things all
mean something to the student of proph-
ecy. These signs are given TO be studied.
that we may know where we are in this
worlds history. Christians who neglect to
study these signs and do not live so as To
demonstrate to the world that they believe
tletii, are QeStTSiDR Oi CtuSuIc anu icDukt.
We are now so near the end that we can,
like Moses, look over into the promised
land.
Reference was then made to the many
signs now being seen-the numerous de-
structive storms and tOrnadOs, the many
most remarkable phenomena seen in the
physical world. the recent earthquake, etc,
and the Specification Of these things was
pointed out.
Only those who properly watch these
signs of the times that are given by God as
way marks TO the kingdom, and who regu-
late their lives accordingly, enduring unto
the end, will be accounted worthy of eter-
nal life. We can none of us become worthy
of eternal life, but by sharing Christ:
righteousness we may be accounted worthy
Not only are the signs as referred to mul-
| tiplying. but a spirit Of persecution is
abroad in the world, against the people o
| God. And we may look for this TO increase
as time continues, for the word of Goo
says so.
The sermon closed with a touching de
scription of the second coming Ct Chris
/ with glory aud power, the mighty scene
/ that would then be witnessed, and the con
| ditiOn necessary in order that one may wit
ness that event with JOY and not with grief
New Arrivals.
There were quite large additions to th'
/ campers during the day, and to the force o
| ministers there was added Eds. ;. y Has
| kell. recently returned from year : mis-
| sionarv work in Australia and d. N
| Canrght. Of OtsegO, this state.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

Ilie body of aao.hef ~ firr easembed men SO
ths ae'1iue niae ai setaataa was Tossed resttr-
da3-
The vinners ~ Grasasad res'e-lss ~ere
iess and
The arfamtn lH t1e 81 rrto1f nese sas eos.
fDnrd si fiurifnai s.i,r,ias tsr uftilinF 81
ietls- inffsra trausIl.f-Hi
The It.arerais 81 las SIfih Iu1iaua coierss
siens' dl-ffia n.aa'aa - BeaI = Hals ttn.1n
cgan'y iafaltI- .i-l.ris5
Fs Lowe ira hs1 mffeafnf ~ TessfB 8te
ena rsi'rell f.1itIsfttr. s.e.<set Fesef.iHF I.ls
biilist an ss'Iftse ~ -Is1
fhe rres1tui sti SIS c.ereIsri Mn To'eu
snd coianeI aHd n ianaat sad fheIf fec chat
arsu arrived at y Ha+a' netaf lrei liElt
issiebf train wst terevn Prom re tfcrk q
Eosero tetnr1ay fbifff -fi1t fsst au1
osi esrs ieot Gre aaa were t9.e.ls ierfoFe6.
TIE anliel errfee 81 iit fsitm.n q oi.h
tsirona rer if.ia itctf tla.u A. ,tsi l1t'feirrE
N1.. yesterday sala,iis1 llt enElnt snd bteff9
ihf e1irinetf
Ire Dene.~sfir ranrention - fbs "a fean
- sFenis te.ig7- -..l1at 1erci rte'erstt r9tsI'
nsts- sFr tEHertf. ete'.tf craze mFr'iter
fu7.r aefeatinf flea. 6. f Bs1ie ths fftssn
rfeH,tfr
Nnrea Iroe es '.ss.t = re ereaf ~sr4f 80
r.~nE ~ itf t1aH fts eEt raftff ~ -
ltfII- frrt kansas flf tssierarf G. zlaus frsa
~ tse ttarte ~ c,1sp'eifE .t tBt aotfa rin
fapflns stait
geisr + srur r5a rreertsf r1pl.s1 game n
s,cse tet - s+ t ertftr frin1.f
iefveen ief il'e.s afd e. Hp uires - tfF
tmk Iae sort as5d q b. 3 'l taraF % ri
Hfrfe eiaf.
kes1sf tlfa-ner otnera- tss.tl re deaIse
ltei af fffre a ttst~e - st HlsistII4
fe oa'r ~fa ~ ~ 4 nI tHt -
Ft8 arlt1.rlffer - tarerre iaf ff tsnrrff4
nese ~ .te Ntsteai Ee.f
-'rl ferrr~n Fesef f,reet ~eerff4ff. 81
no1rec q tnt a t .~'erat
taat fsfF1Is -nae r.Fe faseicF
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

Conductor Harrison ard Engineer ffreeeF
Arrested Tor the SILVER ctesh Di-aster.
BurFAIo. seF~ 22--Ibe coroners 5uiy
in the silver Greek accident returned yer
diet blaming Conductor Harrison aud En-
gineer Brewer of Int excursion
train for disseeafdne orders fn-
glneer BHever appeared aud Testified.
throwing the blame 0n the naFman. b4t did
not succes.d ia convincing tae I4rf. There
was = minority fepori afsrloutne the acci-
dent - misunacrsta andine and nol blsm-
ing anyone. Harrison aud freecf eefe ar
rested and held for the Grand jury. fli-
teen deaths have occurred as fne result q
fle sncftaof
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

safe. b lacf i sss never deposited siil
EEe p4Der 81 AL ler GA ile llauazetlent ol
fhe laFer klas anita tie lact eas beard
fam AF Daily 0sn fps Sunday morn
~. thai such money had ever been lePos-
irei Flrh ale of ~ rlaploTes.
Eae emul8ss HL0 received the money
las admitted his Wloly lnezcusalle
falt he has returned the money
a. Mr uais sh0 = thoroughly
Ia .-.lli ta4t tlis paper has never had The
money ID Question. noI any part oI p
These faeis are lu possession OF Mf Dali
and his Ls 1efac Ee have waited several
daFs b. see whether thsf paper would Pc
rrsef Is malicious iie. ll Nlll probably not
% 81. hence this article Any person who
desires can learn that tle above = aoso-
hassIv and exactly true by calling upon the
parties directly interested
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
FIVE CENTs
SECOAD EDITION, ll.N.
Hall si0nes a. iktz ~ ae1s' fEEs o. Great
Daaaase - frspeEss ~aa tnsare
H41s feerie.

SoCm bEsn, lnd. Sepl. - 4f.e ness
destructive aai Storm lhai sssF fissied llis
I.ari 81 t1e csunus p-ssea o.s7 tlis cay
this afternoon aiai stones szpn. tbe 80
OF martie - tbst af = heas ssg isll. and
there i not huunaE ia Tie cary il.as
escaped damage a. Aurlt aad Easl
Windows. Many heAgk piste siasS Windows
~eIe rIilea alld 1iie Streets are coFeGe.t oitb
brok1n Eias- The cIsashiAkef NAran
IS ofks had f.a3o psnes nrIke0 asa Ins
oltcr establishments cl If,lifs aid lroeI
houses suffered heatlly. Fac damage QiH
amount - thousands 81 dA-
lars A gltai n.4uy casualties
eol Rene t@iai are reported. tlaIses Nefe
frightened Ana = peaclai zlampssis i0ok
piaoe. Al The Stale falf ,sro4nds y hers ira
Thousand peaaie were in alIenaanot q panic
was caused hy lhe storm and 4lalsy le0plt
were Mors ~ less iulafel.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IL
Innings 2 4 5 s 5 9
Philadelphia o 0 5 2 o.
Washington. o o o o O. 0
Base hits phia, p Washington,
Errors-Ph ladelpbia. 9, Washington, 4.
Batteries Ferguson aud Mcclure for
Philsdeiphia. shaw and Gillgan for Wash
inEton.
Emuire-FulImer.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
saoT down eY POLICE
su1kers Attack = worlssnan sho l. De-
tended b. Poilc-Is.en.

PEABODY, Mas. Sert -3 y nile tshn o'>b5rae.
union raau. VA. lciae escorted 81 tit salem
line by four police onigal be eas aiteoled by
mob 81 1al striker Who b. CHu io tf,sA tl0lot al
hin one 81 tlt ttalcs tDreah tf
man na0e1 Nrti ffrlfk aa na0ert
Welsh Afrc>ieti 4nl ~. MA tEer sitarkfr
the oficere. Tie police nrei sftsrsI tiiat, into
tae crowd. nouuaina t.lf u1iacd I.1nafo
Cassidy Scfffai other are sali o. i,t wounded.
AficfWard thc VIGwI fcU bark f,ls5rlt uas
safely conducted aC1oss fht lnS. atth sas
taken 10 inc station hit Alters arl fsieasct 90
R.U
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
TO FIGHT THe DEVIL.
The Y. NJ 9. Laying Plans fof the Winter
-scheol Work ana Cellege Ieelnree

The Y. N. e A Laying Plans for the Winter
School Work and College Ieeiures
we are getting ready for She Winter. p
sid Secretary Beaitie. Of the Y. NJ c. A,
yesterday. The devil is pretty acfive
around here and we mssn 70 combat bin
by every mesns ne can command. A sborf
tine ago J sent out cirenlars requesting
those 70 whom thsy were a8dres-ed 70
cheose what subjects. from list given.
they would ike = pursue during ths Win
Ter. am satisfied from the replies receised
that we shzil have go18 classes IN Y.enrnsH-
ship. Bookkeeping. German and vgesl cni-
fure and The sessions viil - bid in the
~ q. A rooms up afpolt ted nights We
shall employ co5nreseni teachers ard shsll
see io ii that the isds receive good rneassi
training Ihen ] sra sis5 nfakine errsFses-
merits for = series - hsmt lectures ~ 10 de.
iivessd - Grand neuids talent noon scfea
tire. med csI and sserilsps bas.nsss fbefaes
iuterererse8 n8T ard then Ell vsf ftrshn-
isoeuaes Il j. prof.able tbsf - shalI rer
olf coarse ~ stsT enieraiufoerfe oaf
ulsie chorus o-gabizse rith Irefessaf
Anrse - drecser = week egs Sefor5ee
right ncg Dorbler. hes Vefr fifT and ssEtf
H,enbers. Ihe yonrs rsT.iienleE Levs raf-
chsseJ A. 9rFsn fyf ttsesr uee. snE sre en-
fi 8sissflesiiT e. gcrE J exfet1 - - te
Lars ~ tie iattfr psrf - ltis Vess - fsfs
psrt in eFsrieei1esi Hleelif.Ft noe halaine
there IN ite 55feree- ~ ra8Rz men ard -.
Fore rr ret1rn HiH tssf Tlef roit ard fsts
0hsf szev~ I rrzr - secure fi1f hfItir1 ~
tlss rexf Ststs tsgFe8s4t7 htrs ir fe8ro-
at
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

lsHFsa1S4 MICA. SeFt 31-The-e are IN
this city and Winthrop. a suburb thwtY
cases of typhoid fever The disease has be-
come epidemic ard s rapidly spreading.
The ohysiciars are taSi0- every possi1le
-rre-a----u d -r--.n- L----.- ----l.---
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

NV NoHk, sept "a wit ~ hfnafi,,
ilsqsi,e,.,i9 has been issued s1d pr NaitheE.
Chalmers has beea appeafei comniie-
sioner % inquire inso tiie menisi condiiien
of Bsrtiey iamphti
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

PHllkpfIFHlk. stpt 21.-l. D. LLOYD cammon
Councillor Constable Vance aad ~ Dcpufs oon-
stable Schick were today afftetf1 Chare.l with
driving election uiicers frlfe q hclHaliean rfiia-
AIRY election pol iasf night ulh reFo|Neft ard
threatening io oIen ihs talloi bon They were
b0usa over iof sxsmilailou teainirea.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

AusIIs. Te1.. sept. 22--i5orernsf Ireland
was notified today that the Arreenres family,
approval a eiai1 seaIasi the Nffiean Gt,f-
eminent FOR 5ie9 vlo indemnity fof fhe mar
der " Afrn.ur..
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

.ls. 0a.ta ....aaa ttasat
Duaorr. sept. Thomas Fiizzeraid,
Who killed Thomas Q1iuu July lo In sa-
loon 5raEi. vas convicted ~ murder In tie
second degree yesterday. Mentioned in
the state news on oar third PAGE
This morning Fitzgerald Eas brought BE-
fore Jad1e lerrisou and sentenced % bara
labor AZ Jackson fYr tNenry iFe years
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

The Great scandal Drawing 10 q Cioss-
Adjaurnsd for Week

sls-.s.ts SOL -.s rs-.-t4a-..ts.s-
Dsraor. Sept. The Mabley spiers
ease was resumed this n0rniug in the
Wayne Circuit Court room. M-s- spiers
vas questioned IN regard 10 her charge that
her daughter. Ms. Granger, aostFacted
aboa. s. 90 worth Of goods from her home
while she vas In New York. The attorney
inquired.
when DO you claim that your daugh-
ters took S. coo worth Of property from The
After / married Mr.. Spiers and hard
feelings sprang up
Did they get the keys by false pre-
teusess"
Yes. SIR they did,
q Thought YOU said that you loved your
daughters.
II 10 love them"
What induced you, then. 90 accuse them
Of ,feliiaG from you,
II never sad ANYTHING Of the kind. l
Uniy SAID they got the tsg oy false pretenses
and then carried oil the things.
Mrs Spiers. ia a letter 10 your daughter
Kate you say. know my power TOO well
on both men and women. Can you tell
What YOU meant Dy that
Mrs spefs started 70 say she could, but
counsel 0olected and the question: Vas
ruled out
Mr wsner-"Did you have reference to
physical power
Question excluded.
MIS- Kate Maoley was recalled and she
denied point blank taxing over $50 worth
of goods except what sle claimed a. her
own.
Did YOU take from the house your
m0ther's marriage certificate
II cannot leil-not thaf / know Of
did y0u take some private letters OF
your mothers'
There WAS box containing some letters
written by my father t0 my mother, out
have never opened the box. aud don't know
What there IS In to.
The lawyers then arranged % take de-
positions ln NeW York next Monday a. the
Victoria Hotel and Judge Uurfss adjourn
ed the case in his court unit. WeeS from
tom0rr0N. sept 90 at $50 a. m.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
MINNESOTA RepusLlcANs.
They Nominated = state Es,kef-A A. Nc
Siil Tor Governor.


81. pArl- MINI scr. = The nffrblican
State Convention ~ here aut ihs evening al r
O'Clock nominated A. n Ncsil iof tsoreranf ol
the 9Th ballot. The tickei Vas completed hf she
nom nation n A. = kiot log iltllflisfil-lsot.
efnor Prank ktHueE. Attorney oercra
frank riocun. iFeatlreI ana hruuan ripckeu-
siorm HeCrcfEry ui ~isfS fhc platform fst1ff
the free roInafe - 81 yer high lccu-e. ioeai
option and SIZE rieid enforcement 81 existing iaaf
relA-luE % The --luuL l-nnl
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.
Discussed by the Adventist
Brethren Yesterday.
The ATTENDANCE INCREASING DAILY.
an Able Discourse On The United
States In Prophecy" by Elder
Under~ood-Sc ScAndina-
Wan Services.

The decided improvement IA the weather
yesterday had its effect upon the Adventist
campers, and the early meetings OF the
morning reached a degree OF enthusiasm
not heretofore observed. And still there
were no noisy demonstrations. no loud ex
CARNATIONS OF ecslacy. The most scrupul0us
care is exercised to prevent the slightest ap-
earnest, fervent and determined spirit
prevalent among the people. They have
not gathered in the capacity Of a church
picnic far from il. They mean business.
Scandinavian Services.
Elder j. F. Hanson, of Chicago, being on
the grounds, has been holding services in
the Scandinavian language with the
believers of that nationality. They occupy
a cOmmOdiOus tent in the northeastern part
OF the camp. Preaching services will be
held daily in that language. at O'Clock a.
m, and p. N. On Sunday the preaching
services in the Scandinavian language will
be al 1890 a. m, go and p. IA.
Additional improvements.
A postoffice has been established at the
book stand for the convenience of the
campers. The book stand has been more
fully stocked. The Sanitarium book stand
has been fitted up with counters and is
stocked with a large and very attractive
supply of health ana emperance publica-
tions. This institution Is what may be
called a drawing card, as il takes the eve
of all and affords very rare opportunity TO
procure works of great value. Another
large dining tent has been erected near the
southwestern part of the camp. so that the
accommodations in this direction are now
ample 10 meet all demands. The tables are
abundantly supplied with a fine variety OF
the best and most healthful food. A re-
porter's tent has been pitched in close prox-
unity to the speakers stand of the large pa
yilion and nicely fitted up for the con-
venience of press representatives, all of
whom are more than welcome. Another
valuable feature that adds much 10 the in
terest of the meetings is a fine new organ
that has been placed in the pavilion. Just
above the speakers stand large semi-cir-
cular motto has been placed-"S Search the
Scriptures" Everywhere are seen evidences
of the use of Takes and brooms in cleaning
up the grounds.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

fII-I"-|| "---lII-I ~
MAvrrEs. sept. "A gang Of burglars
have been working 10 tbis city. The resi-
dence Of +. y. Reynolds Mrs Anna Den
uing and Pstsrsous boarding house were
entered iast Night and got some 500 in
Vaiusbles snd tnen escaged.
William Powers. e. uhi. wright. at Flier 8
mill. has rad bis hand taken OBJ.
Charles Peterson. while saving ll-n, lost
two singers and had hiss arm cut
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
"ch.RiIr DAY.


Doings ~ the hufghts Ielsptar "a ~ f.esis
hsslssdag-
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Al lo olaek ssatlnaoes stream l,oiIrtd Ia ercrs
gate. Al ~ u. lilsn eeV .3.9f .eiIae - the
sn,ends eifh promise of dsllis ihat nunl.al
Tbs nlsl event 81 fhc Gss eas ihe lr.sc drs4 Ihe
nrsi cotlailctIt H. aIPeaf ir In,ai oi l1s ffal.4
stand eas taai os sscts.l. Aic1.. followed a.
Is,ifoli aIta Louisville As. A
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rllf4. ri Bernard oi Chicago iparlh' i,tirait.
Iillf jACksau. elslI
bout scfanfs -iIFe kuisnl> fflia Ouos>o have
aFliFN1. 1cls.lsl zii Sea j.. titl NNa-es - fanl.
Ibe fsaul slAl4s lllila ga ti.t lass IaefaEto iof
thc Efall r.1uee1 al taLat.
ihe rssa1l ID. q ttc lay nas dstoIsc O. n,Ai-
ieIs app rfalu ue g. the .Fts 81 filt Ere.sf tlt
cen aIu oillatlf ISts oi tlto0s Al11t. itIiEhf
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ce.cffateo ile 9af az tfAiai al AtoFa and Ilt
kohraan has nala Als refSll1s B ftfhnte
ine ulosl s8i.iaa ans lr r1tssift oi b .sllc Ilut
ihe oegree all as caiii ilee ol lisrlntI oi flle
is!fhfl.
The parade il nov ~ Coz iomrTToa az III q Coca
and WI iheu take place -uaeI sif cuniilious
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23

BcsroT sept "a
T4nines. 845 81
R.-fao. 2 q 2 o @ lie
Ssr YORK. q o o o o o. 9
Bsse aits-B Bastan. IS. Nev York :.
Errars lsse-on. >. NeW YORK ID.
Batteries Easlbeurne and Daily. Weich
sat H5ebsr.isoo. Dessly and Finiy.
Games ln the American Association zee
serisr resulsed AZ fstiows-
At PhUaielphis- Athletes 8 81. Iouis s.
A. baltimore -Halrnore J. Cincinnati ll.
Az -tafsu Lssud Ne1r0pssI q. Pit
a-aare
AZ 8raek.yn- Brooklyn 60. LouiEvi.le 3
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-23
BASE BALL YESTERDAY.
The Maroons Ehitewash the Cowboys for
the second Time-Other Games
Chicago-Detrsit.

DETRoIr, Sept. 22.-
Innings. J. 2 4 5 s 9
Detroit. o , o . D - 3
Chicago. o o o e.
Base bits Detroit, :; Chicago. 10.
Errors Detroit 4, Chicago, 3.
Batteries -Twitchell and Cancel for De-
troir Flynn aud Hardie for Chicago.
Umtire-P0wers.
Game called on account Of rain.