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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29
The PREMIER AGAIN
Thousands Turned Away Un-
able 10 Gain Admittance.
CHURCHILL SHOULD Be CUT IN THO
BIZ Oos ralf of Him Were thrown
away the Othsr aat Might 6e
Made Over into a Valuable
Pubic Servant.

LltLau.ol. Iune =, -Mr Gladstone spoke
st Heas.ers Circus n iais oiy tonight
Tie vast hlIIllas aas allied % ogerlowins
ana thousands of people were unable 90
gain 4Imufanre. Mr Gladstone saii thar
never before had Dee Witnessed sach iervor
lu iAe cause of home rule and expressed
Ais eutrs confidence chat tAe result % tle
election would BE- favorable 90
the Government and It's lnsh policy.
l0ta ithstandas tue immense sums of
money AZ the disposal OF the opposition
aud which rhey we're using without stint
MY proposition. said lac. .is 10 give
statutory parliament 90 Ireland for dealing
only Win Irish matters. This. our oppo-
ueuts sag. WILL obIllerate the allegiance Oi
Ireland l0 the Imperial Parliament Here
tOflrr however, The allegiance 0t Ireland
has been given gfudgiugly and this is the
sort ef allegiance that the Liberals are
uXi0us o. destroy and 90 compel the
Irish. ike the scotch and English, % heart
lly revere the Imperial Parliament lster
is not being ignored in tile present move
meut l.ef her make suggestions and they
will be respected Referring 70 the land
purchase scheme. Mr. Gladstone drew
parallel between spending the money OF the
nfalt-A LAA payer hllA AllffH-llAE 10 III Atir
purchase OF Irish land. IL any land pur-
chase scheme should carry tue money OF
the British taxpayer beyond the point OF
simple investment. Mr. Gladstone said ne
would decline Co support IL. lie denied
that the home rule and land purchase ques-
ti0ns were inseparable The first is ques-
ton Of the classes against the masses Of the
people and iI is now 90 be shown II the
masses can c0nstitutiOnally overthrow the
power OF the classes. 1t has ever been
the case, be said impressiyely, that
when truth. justice and humanity have
enterered into a contest the masses have
been in the right and the classes wrong
Mr. Gladstone made a passing allusiOn 10
Lord Randolph Cnucrchill. saying that II
he could be cut in two and half of him be
thrown away, the remaining bait might
be reconstructed into valuable
public servant. Parliament he said, had
been parayzed on account of the
Irish question and would remain in that
state unless some measures of justice were
passed The Liberals were advised 0y their
opponents that the result of home rule
would be required 10 hold Ireland 10 the
union such he declared 10 be the case
nov. but hoped England would in the fu-
ture be able 20 hold her by love.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29
a BOLD ATTEMP AT BURGLARY,
The 4. : Building l. Visited by Burglar,
They Try To steal COnklin's
Burglar Tools.

Three weeks ago a man named Conkin
was arrested. charged with breaking into
the Hart postoflice. He was examined be
fore United States Commissioner McQuewan
and the plunder aad kit Of burglar tools
found with him were placed in safe in
the District Attorneys office on ihe second
floor of The United States building sun
day night or early Monday morning some
person. OF persons pned up the window uf
the north hail of the bui ding and proceeded
to the District Attorney room. where.
after trying iu vain 90 push open the tran
som windows with their hands thev sprung
back the upper part 81 the door and inserted
a jimmy but could not br ak open the
door Discouraged, or frightened. they
gave mp the attempt and quilted tie build
ing without disturbing amy other part uf &C.
4 handful of burnt matches we're found 10
the bali near The door besides some splin-
ters that were broken of from the case
ment. IL was plainly the Intention ol the
persons a. steal the tools. pluuder and
other evidences Of Conklin gilt that were
in the room bat had they succeeded in
gaining entrance. their Work would have
been fuuess because saturday morning all
the things had reen taken away it being
suspected that such sn attempt would BE-
made ConFliu IS now in the county iail.
awaiting trial. A janiior sleeps in ihe
United States building on the upper h00r.
but he keeps his dooT looked and saws he
heard nothing during the night
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29
WAS IT MISS WHIPPLEP
The Friends of an Adrian Lady Much
Alarmed Lest She Has Been
Drowned at Niagara.

DETROIT, June 1S.-An Adrian special to
to the Ne'cs says. A Buffalo dispatch that
a strange lady had hired a hack at Suspen-
sion bridge on Thursday last and driven to
the whirlpool going down the bank on
leaving the hack to get the view. and fail
ing TO return, the supposition being that
she either fell or jumped into the boiling
waters, has caused much excitement here
through the belief that the unfortunate lady
is Miss Franc Whipple, of Whipple sisters
milliners. Miss Whipple left here for De
trOit on Tuesday last 10 buy some goods.
and on the evening she teiegraphed
home that business would detain her
tor probably the rest of the week. and that
her people should not worry. When Sat
urday came. however, and no word was re-
ceived from her, and the Buffalo dispatch
was read IN the Times. her people became
much alarmed. Her father, Jacob Whlpple.
and Miss Ida went 20 Detroit yesterday 20
Try % trace the missing ladv. aud they sue
ceeded in learning at the Wabash depot that
lady answering her description left for the
east over that line on Tuesday evening.
When she left home Miss Whipple wore a
brOwuish silk dress, her ordinary business
attire, and She took no other clothing Mr.
Whipple and Miss Ida returned from De
troit Yesterday afternoon, and last night
Sheriff Whifmore left for Niagara with pic
tures and an accurate description OF Miss
Whipple
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29
BALL MATTERS
Deuolts Charges Against
Captain AnsOn, Of Chicago.
The NrtRS-RUILlKE IRBROGll0
be euHor o. the Cincinnati ..En
qaifer Asked 10 Explain t4is
Charges Against Tony Mui-
isne-ffs Declines ana
Gives Reasons

CiNsIAAsll. Jane 2e.-lD response q a
summons from the American bass Hal As
sociauon directors % appear before them a.
the Grand ho.el in ihis eity. on June So. IN
Relation io charges against Tony Nuhane
tAe managing editor of ths Eagaas. sends
tAe following
"laE LNQtlaFE. ClNcissau Jane -
leso ~ e. aetaf frssiasaf Ameriel,.
hast ha4 asssriafin- DEAB SlH-N oar no-
ice has beeu received ieieer4m from
MF. Mclean calls me east on June s0 GA
important business The kagaircr las no
warfare Go maze upon any bui dts
honest and dlsfeputab.e methods and men
ln base hal. az ln ans other business
ln which TIE puollC are interested Your
association has mo Jurisdiction over the
Las1arcr and - not a court competent 60
take evidence Ao0. gentlemen ike the
Ltqaua. claim o. be desirsus 0f hnding
TIE facts Lei the issue bee ioined. let
Sir Muilane have me arrested Tor criminal
libel and bring suil against lhe paper for
damages ln this Way an interested vii
be enabled u gei al the facts in q satislac.
tory manner
Respectfully, ALLFS %. MgFks.
Managing Editor.
l. 81 respectfully call vour attention
10 the fact that Sir Mullane charged win
selling games. has n0l even been suspended
and your court looks ike one Organized 10
acq0t ALLES % MrEEs
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29
DR.. BRlGHAM'S WILL.
He Divides His Estate Among His Family
Very Equally.

The viii of Dr. Gershom \. Brigham was
filed IN the Probate Court yesterday. lie
leaves TO his daughter Julia 1. house and
lots in Rogers Park. H., and a lot from
Ladds * Georges addition in the city of
Maukegan, III. To his son Homer C he
leaves a lot in Waukegan. his Office furni-
ture surgical instruments, medical library,
medicines and the goodwill of his practice
To his son Willard J. be gives the notes and
other indebtedness he held against him, two
lots i'm Rogers Park. H. and two in Wau-
kegin. The daughters Miriam aud Ruth
r. receive the residue of the Waukegan
property. His wife Agnes Ruth receives all
his personal property and the remainder OF
his real estate. and in case of her death or
marriage 10 will % 10 the children. In a
colicil dated Feb p 1856 he wills 20 acres
0i land, bought in Sumpter county. Florida
90 his sons Homer and Willard. and 6ll
acres more 20 his wife and her children To
his daughter Bertha Eeangeline. born since
the viii be bequeaths share Of one third
OF the property before meutiOnei as given
% his daughters Miriam and Ruth.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

The new departure 81 fhe Dime Museum
q giving two complies shows on tvo stages
proved snoeess last night tie COY Huls
palace 81 amusement being crowded 81
every performance The Aibinos long
haired ard bearded ladies' in tbe Cnri8 Hat
werf ereatr admired On fhe sape in
Cnro HAL Ne ar froellent vaudsriiie
entertainment SIS uressn'ed the Rhine.
har chii1ren- BerilA f}oldie Leo and
see. la-p proving strong ieafuree 7
Nsddf. the ronderllI col0red basso singer
herrsTf Grow 'ey. female IirpersJnsfrr ard
lsouis 81 Clare donbie voiced vocaiisi
rnsds pronounced hits "a the hesforium
fhe cgfneif ~ ihf iosr ff Lover aas
prezenffd Hi=s I1s Tovns demonstrating
hsf naferal eb'fT 81 sn hrifrss -he vss
Atty sssisfs{ ~ lfe n zses Maud Hsises
8sufe Wood I8Fin Wighf ard OTHERS
Sseh STRONG ard mefiler8us performance
vac uereT before presented irr ~ smeH q
uri p ri admission
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29
"wELL. eY GOSH T.
D.. Alvin Jo-lyu" sued for Divorce The Actor
Arrested Cruel Treatment
81 IA. wife.

Nea TaaS Juae - &C. f. Davis, the
actor. better known as Alvin Joslyn from
the name of his plag. Was arrested today
aal released ou furnishing 5000 bail 10
appear and answer q -ulE for divorce brought
hV ll- wife, Jennie Davis. who alleges cruel
treatment and other oiienses toward her.
Nfs Davis admits that she Nas never
regularly married t0 Mr.. Davis, 5ut explains
rh.s iaci oy declaring that Davis assured her
rrlr lu aaw u1 public ceremony was essen
lll the private agreement between the par
te- being sufficient % constitute marriage.
Among tle accusations is included the
charge VI undue Intimacy with certain
actresses She states that be is worth about
two hundred thousand dollars and has an
income of SO Uo0 yearly, and she claims
aimoly based 0n this income.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

Steps are being taken Tor the organization
Of lodge of ihe Eiks B. p. % patrouizei
almost exclusively by professionals and
having branches in ali the larger cities. The
papers will be Forwarded this week and The
lodge wiIl be organized early in September
The following gentlemen have signed The
application 7 N Weston. n q johnson
Lloyd Brezee. 7 Bosd panuini u j.
SRart0nt VIM T. Tyler G. w. Caaanoey
Geo p Perry. Asa B KEENAN, Fred H
Cmifh. John HsmHier Fred III Leonard
Fneene W Jones p - ki3aer. 81 II
Fc-s Frea D Mills W HuH T. g.
STUART. IS Gunn a Aiuswarfh Asa
Lvon. "a Is FaifetiI1 hdHarl Lowe laas
b Ju1d. i ! Bridge g. 81 bafs E1 H
ponoallr Chas s Nlcor j +. kiiean.
81 hifiDateust
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

Thr President Invited to Attend the
Catholic trrsmonir- at Baltimore
un ~ sdne-tlHy.

BNrfv0aE. June ~ A committee headed
by Rev Dr. John s Foley went % Wash
iaron today ani waited upon President
Ceve ana fhe object being to obtain from
h.m positive answer as to whether OF not
Pc would attend The Cariinaiitial cere-
monies on june O The President ex-
pressed great regret that be was constrained
r1 Fre p negative reply. and said that while
r e1u.i have Afforded him much pleasure
r1 oe present fas amol1t of0fhcial business
fnat bad c.gmu.tei 1n hls hands and the
Hnnroa. a.Hfng dissolution of the present
session 0f Congress. rendered his leaving
Isl Washington on tua- tay Impossible
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

WAsWNGroN, June 26.-Samuel Gassen-
bermer. proprietor of a saloon located at
the corner of sixth and Pennsylvania-ave.
shot and killed Frank Blackford, a well
known sporting man of this city, tonight,
az l0.30 There has been ill-feeling between
the men Tor some time and tonight Black
ford with three companions. entered Gas
senhermers place and began 10 abuse him
one of his companions handed Blackf0rd a
pistol and he began chasing Gassenhermer
around the room, whereup0n Gassenher-
mer drew revolver and fired with the
a1lve ellecL Gassenhermer was arrested
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

JtcKsoy. Mich. June 2s-James II.
Moore. sent to prison from Detroi; four
years ago Cor burglary and whose sentence
was commutei 20 four years with the un-
dersfandng that he remain away from sa-
looms. and who was sent back again in
April for frequenung drinking places. was
released today on an 0~der of the supreme
Court. which decided that the lower court
had been guilty of manifest error IA send
ing Moore again % prison. After his 70
lease last spring Moore married Sadie
Hodges. Of this city. and through the
woman s exerfions he IS released
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

d ~ Johnston. ~ fbe Michigan Centrsi
Esi'r1as is ir 81 CITY.
N r WsitIes superintsn5eni ~ the lake
-rre h'-a fsn egalhern. - iu TIE
Hrf
3 N csfsrf,s-l frsreiinr frsirbi arsTf
~ 10 Chosra N0wsnkes A. - Psn'
fst.rrsf is fhe c.fT
Thr~s ~ ~ an errnrsi1r ~ t7~
Rsris ga ~ HeFsn Cerfrn Bsilroea.
Iatf r. aIrrrs fte rs-- 81
fae-e A sgrcssl train IesVe here { q
Fst9n ksrs- sa 1r fnet a-s sam
3or.es end ssfa srnsf gi - IRE maln a.
frarrffr
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29
Anothsr neseatter ON rrisI-

NER YORK, June 2S-The trial Of Hans
Holdorf on of tbe members Of the Carlsahm
Mgsic. Cub, charged with extorting 8. 900
from George rheiss. q consideration for re-
moving The clubs boycott from Thesis con
cert hall. began tOiav This is the second
trial in connection with this affair The
former trial having resulted in the couvic-
ton 0f Wuzig the chairman
Of the club Nearly an the
time today was spent in securing q iurv
SIR Thei-s then testified 90 the facts oi the
boycott as already published 81 tried 20
get oil with paying less than $1,000 but
H0ld0rf said We won't take $500 So I
paid the 81 00o hy check drawn at Brewer
Ehret ofli 20 in Holdorfs presence. The
trial viii proceed tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

WssHveroS. Jnne 2s-The legislative
Appropriation bill reported from The Senate
Committee this morning proposes q net in
crease of tlHiNH u appropriations a. com
pared nifh the House bin. the continuance
of ihs plhIraH1n u the rebellion record is
cur 81 Ehe Senate COMMITTEES thinks fhis
publication contains much irrelevant MAT
ter ana that it Should b. suppressed until
TIE s1aarf can be- invest gated.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

ninth annual session of The American Iusu-
tufe Of Homeopathy commenced at the
Grand Union Hotel this evening There
was large attendance and the exercises
were very Interesting Dr I J. pearsaI.
OF Saratoga Springs made ths address of
welcome. which was responded t9 bv Presi
denr Rannels of indianapolis The session
was devoted to fhe reports Of the different
com mlfIaa4
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

ToRoNTo. Ont. June 2s.-The MaHs OF
tawa correspondent denies on the highest
authority the statement recently published
that the Dominion Government at the in
stance Of the Imperial authorities have re.
laxed their measures for the protection of
tHe Canadian fisheries On the contrary
there has been no interference on the part
Of the home government. and the Dominion
Government are determined in the future as
the past 90 strickly enfore the law.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

PtEs. June 2,-The painted windows in
The Scotch Church, situated in the Rue
Bsyard, which were given Co the church by
Americans in memory of dead friends. were
maio0uslr destroyed tonight 10 is sup
po'ed 0y sfaisuts animated oy the secular
ist doctrines af S. Bert
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29
nihnx VIM Tuice nnt of rhrcc Time..

CINCINNATI. June 2S.-rhe catch-as-catch-
can wrestling match for S2o0 a side, be
tween Edwin Bibby and James Falkner
came Off at the Grand Opera House tonight.
and was won by the iormer The first bout
lasted twenty-seven minutes and ended in
favor of Bi1by Falkner won the second
Don't in tweufy-three minutes. I'm the
third ana inai bout Bibby came out vic
fsri0us in "a tweive-minute struggle Dr.
HIGHWAY was chosen referee
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

East SAGINAW, Mich June 2s The body
of Patrick Ryan. VINO disappeared last Fri
day was found floating in the river this
evening Ryan was shoemaker - years
old. and unmarried. lie vas tried on q
charge ~ murder some years ago toI shoot
ing into a crowd of boys who were annoy
i0g him but was acquitted
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29

Error.-l hicaeo. $ Philadelphia
baiteucs-Nc0ar and Kelley for Chicago.
Casey and Mcclure far Philadelphia
Umpire CoLneliF.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-29
mn LrACIn GAMTs.
Detroit secures Another Catcher and
Kicks On Captain Anson.

tfc.-t.., 20 rst ts.t-tts .stssls
DETROIT. Mich, June est has came
70 light today that besides Umpire Gafi-
neys report 81 the disgfaoefal conduct
OF Captain Anson. Of the Chicago team. on
the ground here The Detroit Base Ball Cluh
has preferred formal charges against the
Chicago bull d8zer This viii undoubtedly
create quite aoommotlon n base ball circles
a. the action is entirely without precedent
Detroit has signed a new catcher. r. n
Decker oi the Macon. Ga nine who
played with the Indianapolis club in 1854.
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Shall ever forget that moment?
ASH spoke, Matilda turned about
with laugh.
"You've made a mistake" said
she. GA married woman bears her
husbands name. Mrs. Jackson if
you please. Papa, here is my certifi-
cate, and this is my ring" She drew
off her gloves as she spoke, and a
heavy wedding ring, which she had
not worn when we started, glittered
on her finger. "You were afraid of
the dressmaker's house," she said.
"There was no danger there. / was
married at the police station. Charles
was the thief. The arrest was sham.
The policeman was bribed. He mere
ly ushered Charles into the presence
of the Justice of Peace, escorted me
afterward into the same room and
was witness to the ceremony.
1.-THE law is very hard upon us
young women" she added, with a
meaning glance at me; "and the
parchment was very imposing. But
those whom God has joined no man
can put asunder. And papa must
forgive me before my husband comes
tomorrow"
l suppose Mr.. Middlebury did for
give his daughter, for l never altered
his will; but went back to the city
that day in such boiling rage, that
if it had been in my power to disin-
herit her, Matilda would now be pen
niless.
1 got over my anger long ago; and
[ have learned lesson byit. 1t is
this: A wilful woman will have her
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P. S. No., Street. Don't
forget. Lady by the name of Stark,
wife of DR.. Stark, is the person she is
visiting. j. p. M.
Ny friends, the man who would
desert then his fellow-man under
such circumstances, must be lower
even than the hrutes. confided the
business to my partner, telling him
affairs of Importance called me from
home, and with a small carpet-bag
containing some linen, and a brush
and comb, walked over to No.,
- Street, without any further
delay, and requested to see Miss Ma
tilda Middlebury.
In five minutes she came into the
room-a short, plump, very broad
shouldered young woman, with a