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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03

renic%s ore OF him, 5ut bis lace IS ICES
~rYcred-has not the deep ines OF Mathew
Aruold-;hough Ii is perhaps as expressive
of the hnes of thoughtful work upoD which
Oorh lives have 3, en- Fpent. Mr. CONWAY
i, one OF thoss meu Who mak" themselves
trlt wherever theg are. A Nlrg,n'au hy
birth. he g.eduA.cd from Dickinson Col
g. Pa ana took up the study ct the law
a time when rue gro~ih Of gu opposite
.blic opiuion was slim Iiating Southern
slavery or. iGdicetoi'se yrrc ulest height
A Al mus, be all that loc4l sentiment de
maiGsi of him or norhi"g Mr. conway
took the cud rel t1r freedom sue human
ity; he .hrew up the Law aud With II The
oroaE OF 3 brilliant future and began TO
study I'D reach the Gospel. DE was
cora il 1852; in 1852 be went to Harvard
and studi, 'heol ~, accepting TAO years
later the c.lI D, a Uuitsrian church II
Washington. His huri-slavery sermons,
however, led TO his dismissal, AID after an
other trial in Cincinnati, where trouble
arose from the same cause, he took up Tie
work OF professional writer aud lecturer;
lie edited the Boston Conference.-The and
became au acknowledg ed power. When
he went 10 England il 1863 it was for the
purpose Of influencing public opinion
through tne press and OF confronting
Southern arguments witn the testlrnonY OF
an snii-sIGvery SoutheTrsc. But England
nss q fashion OF i,a " OF absorbing the
real!7 sole men AID women who make
their orlity known. Mr.. Conway wrcte
sod lecrur2d and shoIlly received a call,
which he accepted. 20 the ministerial office
in connection with the South Place Chapel
caj shortly became a recognized part o!
the iute!lectus! lie Of the great metropolis
But he has never lost nis interest in or nis
connection with the living Issues ct home.
His letters OF many years 10 the Cincinnati
Comm:rciai wsr. the most quoted aod
famous of any from he great metropolis,
while bis Louse wPs 8lways open and must
be ncst gratefully remembered oy trcu.
sGuIs Of Americans who shared the Eind
and grGteiu! hospitality aaich Mr.. and Mrs
CONWAY were always read; 70 dispense.
Mr. C3-vaJ i a man Of con7icuon5, and
has he courage # them. He ia etiIl in
the prime Of his lie, though ai5 mentality
has got the better q his vita forces acme.
What, and cavss3 Lin 70 bend forward so
SO 10 give him a look 0! greater age thsn
really belongs to him Already De il felt
Sc . new force in me field OF though, and
mental ard moral progress ara hss more
demand npon hi time than . coca tor
the inro.tALt literary worE in %hich ne is
engaged.
L-aviug out al reference 20 toe isc,ur-
era which. Grst sni last, represent eve:y
phase Of oct;yai a'eiiec;ualhie and th0ughi,
these SIC lev Of The feat,7es which rcuid
be pointed out az ro,aa.e ~ any T.ee'ing
Q: the Nineteenth Century Club, and these
au3 he aetLoi5 employed a;!i serve % N.
dicala enc ~ the reasons why it is ia-
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6EHWGOp.

= nam.5, =! TIE 5~Iercer herr reslde
here.
The Princes, ade her usUa! .i,rs &c.
.5r3Gy, Notwithstanding the fog.
Mes 4. ~'ear, Of Wheeling ia The guest
Of tie Misses IiayEicbs.
Pr.t. !. ". Nag has returned from.
spending the holidays at his home in
Marion county
Lizzie Miss E!la fitzpatrick, Of Martin 3
. Ferry, sPent The holidays with friends
here.
The l.a2ier Rink il iaraisaia' Il aum
Der o, attractions this season
.Au the schools wili re,..ra 10 m0-roN.
Mr.. J.. G Conner. o! the Sche fner B!idGe
, Company, lett Tor his home in FrnnayIya-
PhiG les; week.
Matchmaking "a, held 81 The NJ l.
Church New Year : eve.
WUrk Oh The Wheeling company steel
plant is Icing rapidly pushed roramr8.
The election NJ the VI. i Sabbath
school was postponed rn3i tod.v.
Those who dit nj lruriGbGr the news
boys OIL New I+ars, shculi remember
'hsm At her cow, nieucs
The batteries have G:ured il, tie tlec.
trio Ugh which are 20 le used .or the
pTrpo.s OF oypadi,iug Iht erection 0: the
Vii, cH5g Co . sire! P!aLt,
\ ma -uer.ie h"m us = an by IL c0tsCit
Of nail t~rdrrS Nrw lrar eve ~ Layie5
Hall. Il was IN every va a success
,hr5u2h 'he attentions Of the committees
Inc number Of spectators was large.
Mr.. Clyde Ford lsaye5 ior ccl!yge Tues
de5.
Iha ~pcstofHce vas tsmo75a 70 la rs"
Iooa,ion, Friday.
Z 5er!es of protraofed Tec'nya Is oelUc
conducted in the VI. I. church.
Mr. J. Dolan LETT Tuesday for Pitistcr3
rhere he has accepted GEsro,iti'n II r3ii
ing mill,
The gentlemen boarding at Mrs. QglG,
le7's boarding houae, on Main stree: pleas
a,nly surprised that iGdy with p super:
brass FIRE set as g New Years p7eaent.
DR.. W. Morgan, Of Mingo Is c guest Al
: The rCsidsLce OF ;. :. PelleY.
Mr. F. McJi!ton is 2onyalesclng alter nit
recent ~in6isPcs::ior.
Nr. /. Cooper. OF Tellskarg. was {
gues, @ few days las: week, n; he residsac,
Cf DE-. q. Evrd.
a pound pa7;7 e; tie II Z Parsonage
wss Q pleasant scc;si e7ert Of the Pss.
week.
Msssts. c. Sprouts snt VI. Kelley LEI
yesterday for Hollidsysourg, Pc.
Ms 4. McMsc chen anG charming 6eneh
;er. Mis- Mary. were the guests q ffien6!
here Yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03

.,.n, .g;re At lie Nicercsa'2l Zen
~ snd ons Of lie gentlemen most
~. ~.-,s,syv associated With W. Palmer "a
,s ~t,csDiion and essiy cork is Mr.. F"rAe
trisia re veteran etiIc7 30 Gag o.
peg.e5 .f,h lSc E.syuty ItsI Huu S~J
O.. the ls., remaining C. taGt famous Osn1
who ns-,;,inated in the dream =! tooF'er,,
mi 5s'isyi6y hat heaven colo be reaeas9
NJ q SINGLE bourG e~pdes7ored = Ee"'.Ss-
f6ei- earthly Paradise IT bsoSA ram w.
did they tai,-simpiy the ToTI1 I@s No.
ready .6r such se,t.a5negaaon "n0 CoI',"
usi separation from i, or mcteyn mons,
t~icisrs was net 20 &c expected on the par,
Of r,er snd women 20 rich in energy anu
mental gifts. Almost al the brock fa'"'
syper;rrr.alis.s became famous stiti,
vsIds. ami. with 4 lev exceptions, they a'I
not belle the dream Of their youth aIlGc'Sh
they had discovered their iUp-aCu5l.i,E.
NJ Parks GoGgin, bearing tie came
somewhat unus..l ans, and hno"n III
hil earl. advocacy OF sc@.alI7lc ideas, Is
oitsa C~oui3uudeI with the nUsosno = Mary
W~olStoEcrs;t. bat the families are totally
distiuc'. sad not Known as having any
connections rlate.cr ". William !.
Gods,n. lhe English author, Was oora IN
Cambrjdgeshirs England, and disd Ia
London IA $50. H never came 10 taIa
country Mr.. Parke Goodwin VAS born II
Patterson. y. J in l-I6. He was eduGa
ted 2, Princeton, studied Low Dat PerbaP;
owing 60 Gi3 marriage With the daughter o.
Mr.. William Cuaen E:ysnt, drifted int
journalism and became Irst eo,;5i!s- ecu
tri5utos, afterwards managing editor OF th'
E.sE..g P.s:. Av. Goodwin has Away
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03
Stranger Thnu Fiction

a.a the records 6 sons of the clses 81
consumption c&I4cted - ;Sst most wonder
aul remed7-Dr. Pisrces Golden Medical
Discovery ThouaAn5s Of gra'e:nl mer
srd women, who haze been s-a;1ssd al
mos Eton the very jnva Of death can tee
tify thar consumption. in re carly s,a-es
ia 70 longer incurab!e. me Discovery M:
no equal as a p~ecror&l aud Alternative, and
the most obstinate afecuons cf the throSI
and lungs yield to is power. Al drug
niata
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GiAkl NntHs.

The prescription houses continue 10 rur
brisklg silce the st tleneuy Of the strike
The outlook for the windeR glass TRADE
continues bright.
Osnuenhofvr S flint house has been pu.
into tal! operation al Brooklyn, n. \.
All our pressed ware glass factories or,
running !ull time at pres.ut.
All the window houses in Baltimore bat
the 4 pot furnace Of Henri Scims ( Co
are running tull time.
a new glass factory has oeel incct
poreted sld will be built !. Salt LAKE. GitE
Utah
a prescription glass factory is being pu;
up ct Chicago ~ Jacques, Atwood y Co.
They will have oae Spot Siensps' i'm.
proved gas fIrrece, Mr.. Thonss Sheldcu.
Of the Be!lairc Bottle &c will have
charge.
Tie trouble which has existed at the
PGcleye glGas !lrnsce, ct Mertia's Ferry,
O.. for over q year has besn setlisd at lest.
and FIRE will be put into the large Gill fur
ace al once.
The Minnesota Bottle Manufacturing
Co. are at work chiefly on beer bottles.
This is a new enterprise, having been III
operatic0 but o snor, time. The capacity
is 100 gross 0! ! pint bottles daily.
The window house al Cleveland y. l..
hes shut down o7ipg - a misunderstood,
Jig between window Glsss / A. 80 and
he manufacturers. Ths latter claim tney
should wo;i st Pitisburg prices which the
association does not agree 20 The m4u-
GiactJrers dcclinsd 10 meet the ~crkmer.
claiming thar the matter Eas settled ias:
slls ner, in which they are mistaken
Presideu, : ". S1uc oftha American
Thu. Class Worker Union, hR2 returned
from Montreal, where he has Desn snjeaY.
oriu2 10 settle the STRIFE at the prescrip
ZION were factory. The owners Q: the fac
tcl7 Eavo demanded O - PEI cert. -@Euc.
ticu OF rha r1ior list en- r.:"sC to a2ate
anv;hrug g.. theiT demands. so thai N7,
smiths misrioR was lrsrccca-tUl and r;
e.ritp still continue.
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NsW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GE>T- " NIEU-BI ~ 81 Cnl C III r.
~ wftsirs' S.am. S. Ges b TnCr saves 80 per
euL. Two one foot lips give a light III y ecu ! To
an urii uars nve ( OF burner No b owing "r WR't-
IN. qas nor bur ed. Price Is c~uts. rem : 50 cents
for tsU SAMPLES enc havIus stIrcock go that enc
or oh Jets c n he IiRh Ell, PLAINLY demonstrating
saving tas end ipcresse Of light. Circu ans tic
. h. WATkI g. 81 Harrison ATenu., Boston,
Mass q, raud
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-03

ISOE sAIE-:dY RESI- DEHCE On MONTE
I Front street, Island. lac dwelling Is il ex.
c~e,lc~t repair, has all Inocern imr7oy'''eni' 2ud
private .evrrage to ne vIvar. iha pro- cy sl-O
ieet 'SOE: aud extends 70 tSF riTcr Tr@ Purchaser
may have the OPTIC u the iGt UPON vricE the res
idence stands, or 18th lois. For particulars apply
10 IuLIuS FOLIOCk, FEC.al tilLLR. mAA2t abb
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Fine Farm arc Coal Lands for Sale

nNE dUTORED AND 3EvESTT ACBES
~ C!th2 b@t Snort Creek isnd, al !H bi.h
state 0, cultivation. Ee-cCs al. -e|. T~o god
iw. Ing. Elegant Few two st1ry harm, JUIGO
.e.t. with siorc basement FOR stabi,ug. TF. yoyng
c~--r:-ts 81 $40 Trees. This faTI 4, well water-d,
AMI & :he riChc,r line stone land. Fix miles above
Ii CITY 0! ~ ling or tne. Ohio river, and on the
AZ. % The r., " "a (. j.. n. IG2 MINERAL ad-
'dnIiEe' are ID. rery y57t. Dei"g uEIsriaid with
to rumter orc T,'us Of COAL l-Un 10 : i,et
Gi,o. IN plimitsd q~ainiI.y n, ,he hest lime stou !.
tho location afOIls superior ID antages .Or min
ing ard guuFyif 2. The 'Irl is near n IA ne
Ilnr OF the g.eat uI;uraI gas and Of DsIt.
II vii >, sold on S1.y terms 2: pi.Ts,e SAL V.iOr
tsJIuua'y &. 4 not sOid n. rrITatc, vii be q
i-rpd II Ilblic a Al the Cour! HOIte, Wheeling.
-R'IfGCy, January 10. lSNr. At H. 4. zoe.
ior JIthsr ~ir'Orral,Hn ip4uire Of
EDWARD liRnIN.
j1a..i.re.r= ~! Chapling siiest
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Their Are q Few D.uggI.ts

vno care no-e 10 mako ia-Ee froa' OF "c:'h.
less SI;;cle han 20 val; .or the prosperity that u
t,nateiy result, i:o,n noreS, ;sa.irg. Thee pre-
the men 40, whtn a.Ecd .,rr BsTsons CartiHe
Pln.e.. ~lI recommend some chvap aud Trashy
Substitute o. imitation, sIy.rS Il Just a. eG9d 90
Sometimes ihey vi. 80 aP and sell he miserable
imitation withoUt remark, a~,i,-ia: tie o.. mel
to suppose hs hcs Senlon's. I. he T~a'aeie'- i.a5,
tcT Is returned Cheap join vii - be made 6
m.sis!p, Il not, ne has done c s.0i 'rros Of Ous.
incsS. The PI5'!7 are Cptioued s5"!r2i '"ar and
all hts Tx. Er- OF .nsp,C;,t|e druggists on, y
/ The genuine Benson, DlP't r he's the "ThTet
sta's" trade mars and The word ''spcIn9' cat IT
;he centre.
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Eos nsaE lungs, sp:U;ng Of oloot. shctt'
asss Of hreat1, consumption, Qightswssts
aad sii lingering coughs, Dr.. Piece :
Golden Medical Discovery i3 aso,trcisn
ren-GJ. superior 10 cod live: eli 2:
druggi5's
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anywSe-e

sruce his return to his nar'TG land aHa
settlement in Brooklyn ratrTal attraction
hiss drawn NJ Moacuse Conway to the
Nineteenth Century Club ard MADE him
one OF iys familiar figures. MI conway
looks something ike M"ttneE Arnold 4
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sa& sy~ce~,as

NOR sALE-UNE CO. K \ Y AID on
Il Heeuiug sto.e at 1851 Ma u steel. y
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28
MR. GLADSTONE AGAIN
His Address al Yesterday s
Meeting OF the Liberals.
TIC NEETsG LlRGELY lTTiAO5O
None OF the Kickers Present Greai
Enthusiasm fh4 Premier Pro-
poses 20 Introduce an Amend
Cd Bill Next Fall.

La>Ho> May % The meeting of the
.oera party called by Mr Gladsione's
circular sas held today a, tne foreign office
aud was very largely attended. None OF
tae dlsslienis iu lhe party putin an appear-
lnee. Mr. Gladstone was y0cifer0usly
caeefei when he arose 20 address tie meet
i1- anl Dc was some minutes before quiet
Nas restored. lie said that he had decided
tu remove ihr clause boz the Home Ruie bill
en- eildias Tie Irish from Westminster and
% lle ull was read second time be would
move in the House Oi Commons % refer il
tod select committee and ~es ~.it d. ~
a.-aiu uutu Iue Autumn season oi farlia
menC when be would introduce an amende
blli tor the Government ol Ireland.
Mr. Gladstone spoke vigorously and with
animation 80 body. he said, would be
regarded a. committed % the bill by listen
iug without protest. or objected 10 what he
bad o. say. because he desired that the
fullest freeiOm should prevail Lord Sails
oury's recent speech had decided the condi-
tion ot the controversy and intensified the
importance Of settling the Irish question
Au abstract resolution had been suggested,
out the course which the government pro-
posed he believed would answer better.
An endefvor had been made
trf tlllI-Il4ILr the lfIllLlii1A Ol
autonomy for Ireland and convert the bill
into "a delusion aud snare. Members voting
for the Home Rule bill, he explained. were
in no way committed 10 the support Of the
Lauu bll. which was matter wholly
within the power of Parliament. Let those
said Mr. Gladstone. who have said that
home rule for Ireland would impair and
couiine Imperial auth0 rlty, remember that
The Imperial Parliament Is omnipOteHt and
is unable u divest itself Of its powers, which
belong 10 the nation. Mr.. Gladstone highly
commended the integrity and manliness of
tue Marquis of Harrington, but made no
reference whatever 20 Mr.. Chamberlain.
Mr. Joseph Duwynn NJ. p IN behalf Of
the Welch district. accepted the concession
offered by Mr.. Gladstone and assured the
Premier ot the hearty support of Wales
M-s>rs. Joseph Arch Charles Bradaugh
Alfred lllngworth. John BrintOn, William
RalhbOne Joseph Ruston and others, spoke
bob hearty Endorsement of the bill, and the
meeting dispersed With honOrs for Mr.
Gladstone
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28
A FALL IN GRAIN.
.eitsIaSt of llae allss cas- Niils-1ht tssr
ssis shiri fl.sors tsiss Was tarrsius
Nuh Iils a. Ious "a tlralu

Alaat aeleek .ast evening residents
tad pefts.ri riaa, near ile corner al hr.dAt
ins CanaI .srs sele startled bg S ioua crash
.eselfa Irs -amfRhaf TIE explosion af e
isaaiille aema. Al ihe same lime tt
-ssi aui Wesi siaes II ihe Wales giy Ral
ns nlle ta.-e4 4ataarliF and ue.an ll-
.aa1.us lltlr Fre a~s sr4lu lnio ihe salti
seIea. Tie cause of tst iraullt was $500.
aptfar rlt. lne SECOND leaF sas aecal.si
af tife Nhf4l oins ll which sere stored
la ups bushels af hest The Neirbl proved
lau heavy Cor fle Iaist and Iiiiars and al ii
settled lt canned elth il everything hom
lhs roef io iae cellar "a Thompson
-ar wheat llYer - iAe eouuaus
saNs lhal he noticed Neslueslat
tlat SOME uI Ihe gearing Was saeelns ana
ac called attention Go ile Wesk coualian nf
he supports. bu. nothing e4s GONE toNari
femraYlns %. About 81 b ni. De- Aearl b
eraeslms sound aud Weul Io iLe unIer
doors ,o shove. oh some of ihe grain uia
another bin The cracking sound continued
aud iea1ns trouble ae ceased operations and
ga outside la-i g. ilse qt2s h.aeI.insrg tie
.areeI part 81 which. including the rliis
Was located n The north end of Ihe building
aud is unlnIlrcd The second naar Nas
used Tor stolug wheat. lhe ilifd floor foI
bran. mildllnE,ana ship feed and the foarih
f1r fpur ln addition Go ihc % tsl bushels
OF wheat there were some SIX carloads 81
bran and mllaHnes 200 barrels af
patent flour. 500 bdrres 0f second
grade besides mounfAinou, stacks
of n1ur iu BAGS Tie miil Was ala oia oue naf-
ing been operated for many years ~ jac B
Barnes fen 4 l,s3 tle Valley CN Mil
inr company. com posed of a. % ~Neus1erg
NJ r. Crosby ~ A Rowe and l. n Law
renee purchased tle o.d plant and began
the work of rem0ieins tle same The
building Isl "a Eve story and basement sfrlc-
ture. 03k> SD feet. besides engine room aud
office The interior fittings oi The mali rep
resent c1st 81 some fwenV Thousand
dollars. while fhe building and grounds are
valued aI $40 uJJ Ihe loss cannot ne clearly
determined as the mlli was hlIei aifh escap-
ing gas from the broken pipes rendering
the use oi "a light impucicable MI
Thompson places the loss ai fr8ni Si1H go
Sf0U9O and the estimate is perhaps lnW
enough provided one might judge hY the
broken iimoers and chaotic appearance of
the interior Of the structure.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28
WHITE HOUSE GOSSIP.
Miss Cleveland to Return with Colore
Lamont to Washingtop-Talk About
the Wedding.

Nav NoRE, May 27.-The Graph'c claims
10 have authority for the statement that
Miss Rose Cleveland goes back to Washing
ton this evening, accompanied by Colonel
Lamont this being one of the principal
objects of bis visits 10 New York. The
President and Colonel Lamont will come to
New YORK Saturday evening, and will stop
af Secretary Whitney house until after the
Decoration Day exercises. The time and
place of The Presidents marriage remain TO
be- settled by Miss Foisoms Own chui e.
All gossip on this subject has been unau-
ihentic and misleading Miss Folsom Is
expected 20 arrive soon. bar the facts rela-
tive o. the voyage are positively withheld IN
order to guarantee her against annoyance.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28

aake-M gaia on tns stand Ills Direct
Testimony Sot shaken - the ordeal
The Detectives sfors DeDisd

81 Lor, Nay 2--rhe court r9an va
ieusely laekei tAis morning Sith the usual
proportion of ladies. n ho seem tes most Ia
teresie,i of suy ID IS = curious facl that The
blonde iype is almost totally arr presented
Maxwell continued h.s testimony aud
denied Defective MrCuiloueh's entire Story
tie said he had positive knowledge tlaf
frelier Was suffering from private disease
bat under Ihe treatment ~ nes. be Was
rapidly recovering. This concluded the
direct examination
The afternoon Nas spent iu cross ex-
animation OF Maxwell by Mr Clover. The
ordeal VAS a trying one throughout All
0f Maxwells short c1mings were brought
out ln rather pronounced mauner. but no
chan se of ans cJnseq quenoe Was made in
Maxwell direct testimony The prosecution
claimed. however. that they viii tear Max
selis testimony 20 pieces when the TINES
come f8r re0uttai testimony
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28


WA-aie.l.> NaF --On motioa oi Mr.
uo.ph ibe ,eaae .aok ap tle BIN restoring
-a -le l.rl states certain 10 ihe lands
granted -l rar Northern Pacific Railroad
e.musaf Mr Nau Wyck explained that
lh- t.il proposed tae forfeiture of a portion
nI rle original grant oser which The North
erl ft..l.l ll.l uul unN contemplate uullt-
.lra lur neIReeH WaUlIa a' d Portland
ll- tl.l1lf tlere Here other lands. some
aloas tae comp -iri portion oi the road
sllen should oe uciHlel iu thr Dill. ami
le lsoFrl au amendment providing tor Tie
lrtrturr VI ali the Northern Pacific Rail-
roal -raa4 except lands Tor which thr lines
aere com i.rt-i before JuIy 3, l,-9. and eX-
ceut Else 4 -ht oi Nay Alr. Cau protested
against T. bill. arguing tAat 90 wac only
prIp0s ia fo confirm aut not ro forfeit
-rtlt of some forty eight million acres Ot
land % e Northern Pacific Railroad.
Alr llmunes tlouELt ue question oi
lrt.iUul huds was one which involved
comnle Itrl points oI law requiring serious
consider i iou. and he regretted thar Mr.
Van So Is hid offered his amendment AT
fais un, .is up.u u tuere would bee great
lIlierru, + of opinion. while upon the olll as
--l0t iber- R0u.d ne uo difference OF
opinion f. Congress, Alter further debate
Al tmei lmeut offered hy Alr BerS was
aIoa.eI d providing that tie passage
0f tle committee bill should NOT
te las j. a- a walHer by Congress
uf the Il-hJ hereafter to forfeit any
granted ans of thr same company. Mr..
Fau Ndcs Chem Withdrew his amendment
and ofettd another which provides for the
f1rieitlIf of such portion of rhe land which
Dies cl'et etmno-s with tae part of Ihe mann
line auil braulne- uut comple'ei up to the
time of lls passage Of tli, act Mr. Eusus
tl.u-l lt the b..l Oil nor sufficiently protect
fle settler. og che lands
Az o.cio.k the b.I went over Mr.
" .er submitted the clnierenee report on
fhe oi. ahnli~liug fees. eic ln connection
wfl American shipping. being the bill
which tmuoHes The Frye amendment
granting. by Presidential proclamation, 60
vessel. of foreign countries only such priv
i.eges as are enipved 1y American vessels
iu such foreign countries. Mr.
Miller explained tha- the bill
as agreed to iu conference was Substantially
is b. passed fae senate. The conference re-
port was conclrred ,u The eii IS ready
moss flr thr Pres !ent's signature
Mr sanford called up tle resolutions eX-
pre--iFr of -o-rDW 5t r.e Senate oi the death
of rle Iat- senator John T.. Mii err. of Cali
i9fuia. and addressed iae Senate in feeling
terms outlining roe l'e oi bis late colleague
Aieg ofner brief aud taa,hiuE REMARKS Dy
see-ra Senator, ,ae resolutions were adopt
ed .-1i tae Senate as a mark oft respect %
The deceased a' 3D. 81. ul. adjourned
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28

CIvuSSarI. May g7.-Desp.te ths misvorahle
appearance of the weather there was good a.
tendance a. the Lat1uia race track toiay In The
dr-t race Nevs.io fhreE her rider. inlurng him
slightly. First rsce- rhree-qua-iers ~ aImue.
dead hest between the favorifes Pearl . Dr.
ulag- snd Test. purse divided Edt1r. 81 time
1915 second Race seven eights 0f m1s. A.
ranffr f~f. Nreret lnd aar Lady % time
F.ts Third rsce-fsne mile kndurff ia -f
Joseph Hld fals al time i3t1 fanrh raoe
frI rIn-eifs stakfs I've flri7ugs f1T tTf year -o,1
"a .ie- fennIe Tray isf Warrior hui Nsiga hfa
sf ume lt4 Fi1b rsre- -Hsrrod stakes. fFa
rar.sngs Jim ffgrs Ist Duke ~ Halrhau na
sreaa d Hma
fr Che a. race cash Tankersiv she rifer ~
arrrer Ban was tbrosn 81 fhe grflud Injured
Internally from the efects Fl which Pee d.oi So
81 Ed r.acs Tonight
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28
THE CYCLONE AGAIN.
Port Huron MuskegOn and COlumbiaVill'
visited Agsin-Drstruction Follows
Ia Its Path

MUsMEG0N. Mich, May PA farmer
named Austin Calhoun. living five miles
from this place. reports that severe hail
storm passed over this vicinity this morn
ing aud that hailstones fell as large as wal
nuts Windows were smashed, and great
amount of damage done to irIit and yege-
tables.
PoRr HURoN. Mich, Nav PA cyclone
passed over This place last night. and did
great damage The residents of the city
were alarmed by rocking buildings and
falling signs.
CoLrMBlAvmLE. Mich, May 81 Last
night a terrific cyclone passed over this city.
Tie ST e,le of the Peoples church was
blown down and two sawmils wrecked.
Much damage was done % shade trees and
private residences.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-28

Nav YORK May 27-The statement was
made at the headquarters Of the Trunk
Lines n this city today that all Of the com
pauics 10 the pool bad givep their consent
fo ihe allowance Of percentage recently
made hv Commissioner Fink. aud about
which there had been dissatisfaction on the
part of two or three roads. The passenger
agents Vho have been in session this week
are understood f0 have completed their
bl-iuess bg -freDE DEtbenng The combination
and taxing steps to prevent rate cutting
during the coming sum uer