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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19
q GREAT SCHEME.
The Knights of Labor Plan TO Reduce
Price of Commodities.


BALTIMORE, Sept. lS.-At The general
meeting of the Knights of Labor, to be held
in Richmond. next month, there will be
submitted gigantic plan LOCKING to the
lesseniDg of the cost of everything either
manufactured OF produced that is
used and consumed by the great
mass of the people The project COM
prises the establishment, at the outset, of a
great central depot in New York City to be
controlled by the general executive board
of the Knights of Labor, with sub-bu-
reaus or depOts later in the various cities,
o be used a. an agent or interme iiary in
the transaction of business betw
the producer and consumer and
the distribution of goods, thus doing away
with the hundreds and thousands of com
mission merchants and brokers engaged IN
the transfer of the commodities of life from
the mills. factories. etc, TO the homes of
store at which the wOrkingman
deals would be required to
order its goods from the
central bureau in New York or from the
sub-bureau in its own city. The central
depot will have arrangements with cooper
alive shoe manufacturers or with shoe man
ufacturers favorable TO labor for large and
constant supply of boots and shoes az fair
profit 10 such manufacturer and can ship
them to the dealer from which the
wOrkingman buys direct at the same cost
plus slight charge for transportation, thus
enabling the last dealer to sell at a large
reduction on the prices charged now 10y rea-
son OF the goods having 10 pass through 50
masy hands before reaching the
consumer The same plan. it is argued, If II
works well in the shoe trade must work
equally well in the bat trade, groceries,
clothing, and in fact everything that the
workingman is in need IF Then again it
is claimed that the control bureau neces-
sarly becoming a vast shipper of freight,
the railroads and all other transportation
companies would in order 10 get
immense business give special
rates. and IN this way make an
additional saving 20 the consumer. The
scheme is as vet 10 embryo. but 10y the time
the convention meets in Richmond il VIII
be- in shape TO present To that body for con
sideratiUn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19
THE BATTLE BEGUN
The First Gun Fired From the
Fusion Ranks 10 this City
"NEEDOh BOYS OF GRAND RsPlDS. p
Hon Geo. l. Ispie tor Governor Talks
Free Trade and Free Silver TO
Large and enthusiasiic
Audience.

The weather last evening was very un-
propitious for political meeting. especially
SO for Democratic gathering, but it did
not prevent the Fusionisis from making a
very successful opening Of The campaign ia
Tins city Early n the evening about one
hundred m,n met al Sweets Hotel in re-
sponse 10 the call published in TIE TILE
CRAM HERALD yesterday morning. for the
purpose Of organizing a campaign club
The meeting was called 10 oIaer bv Homer
W Nash. Hon e. C. Howell was
chosen Chairman, and Nr Nash
acted as Secretary. Ou motion
of lion. l. N Weston committee on or
ganizauOn was appointed consisting Of l.
NJ. Weston, Homer W. Nash, George B
Reilly. !. T.. Messmore and John l.. Curt -.
The committee reported IN favor of the
organization of a club 20 be csli the Men
don Boys of Grand Rapids, the object OF
which shall not be 10 take charge OF any
part of the campaign nor 10 interfere in the
management of il, but merely 10 assist IN
defeating the candidates of the Grand Old
Party The report was adj pied
and the organization effected with
about eighty members. The officers
being: President. Julius Houseman: Vice
Pfesident.-First ward John : Farr Sec
cOnd ward. John Goldsmith. Thiri ward
James Fox; FouJth ward, Ed. Killean
Fifth ward, Josiah Tibbitts; Sixth ward
George WilmOt Seventh ward, Isaiah IT.
win; Eighth ward, J A. Mckee Record
ing Secretary. Homer w Nash; CORES
ponding Secretary. H. d. 9 Van Asmus:
Treasurer, ;. A. Sea 5. The meeting ad-
iOurned subject TO cali OF The President
and forming procession with Captain Van
Asmus as marshal. the club escorted George
l.. Haple to Redmond Opera House. which
was filled from pit 10 dome with an
audience composed largely OF workingmeu,
with quite a large proportion of ladies on
the first floor.
Hon. George ". Thompson called the
meeting TO order. read long list of promi-
nent Democrats ana GreenbackeTs who had
been named as vice presidents and were re-
quested TO take seats on The stage. Enough
of them responded 10 nil the stage aud MIR.
Thompson introduced Hon Edwin r. Uhl.
who had been chosen 10 preside. Upon as
suming the CHAIR Mr.. hi spoke briefly,
Ompiimenting the Fusionsts for their
wisdom III selecting a candidate for
Governor. and cOngratulatng them on the
the very favorable prospects for hls election.
Il speak as a Democrat, the speaker said.
The Democratic party is the party OF the
people IL is and hss always been the
friend of labor and the guardian of wealth.
He had been asked how such men a. him
self, Julius Hoaseman and others inter
esied in National banks could support Mr..
Yaple and other candidates on the Union
ticket, and had replied that he supported
them because he believed they We're battle
ing for true principles of government.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

Believes e. b.. CssltaS shortly. aod So Hiii
be- 81 threat neuets So ihr tsoserusnens.
Hs-aiselaa. -el. l--fte pas-Islel
report lha- Secretary Manning AL prob
aa-g 81 4ppHnfri i8 ia- Austrian mission
OCCASIONS -3lsadrrsa.e ralz a-f- il political
circles. ald and- many believers A local
ss-uias paper aers p1ol-saes sn interview
sltl d gentleman aao. It ssys. .tauis high
li 44faerlf aal ADO IL .4lsil.er Eitn ta7
policy 20 lae 81 uini,lrali1u. pa
slitl le reported SAY
a. SIR Manning Noali 1e ai rxtraoT-
illars service t1 tLIs government ol she
settlement 1f tae silver question by uis
presence .u Austria he solli lat allempt
o. 300 lrlee lne action Uf ln- Aus rian Or
aay other foreign government With rtta-
u9n % silver olt Sou-l furnish lnfornla-
unu lu tlis Government tbat Eoald he u
llc4.elI able value. Witl Sir Manning
ilere che Austrian mission would b. Pee
uio7t inparanr ol all oar mis-. .ns
4or1ai Austria is tle aest f4lut
ll Elr3pe from Which to watch European
hlauces and iasi al tlis time it Is 90 serious
im mpprfaue= tla- Be have ,oaae such men as
AtnalnE From that p0in- he could have
more intuence upun tne action ot Congress
upon TIE silver 4les.loa thAu hr could at
ere head oi sne Treasury Department We
have u0 representative abroad compe-
teut 90 -apple the financial problem
ln Europe. a. SIR Manning could, aud we
Dee'- oue in Austria iusl a. 'lhis time. IL
.d ~ Manning policy uol % laterlSre
v tu, bar @A.ca the financial Affairs 0t Eu-
rt pe. The administration has not yet
given up tle iaea 0f susprndiug silver COIN
age To sead q cabinet Miuisler there Slll
oe accepted as high honoe. aud token oi
friendship a
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

Hanlsn. the osnmsn. sailed for London yester-
day.
The presidential party leave The Adlrondacks
Monday l1r Washington.
Winners at Nysiic Park Boston. were Queen
Wike- troung Nins pacing
The Massachusetts, team 81 rifcmen have cap
tuTed ths 3i"p trophy ~ CreedAore.
The hor>-s that got thsr 20 louisville we're
oFif OBJ r.. Fox 9atncrer. Warrington.
The Point Breeze winners sere Bin sterriu
Sam Bennett, kensingiou, Charey Epfs
lhurd.el
Toe winners yesterday AZ The Maryland slate
Fair races acre Item two ratesl flini Boy
cypresS sylvester, Gossip lr. Ausiosta
r LesryeHe. fhe hnemsn vho FELL from
telegraph pole at holndhTook, j.. snd has
i.ln il stupor fer two months Died YESTERDAY.
Conplsse returns fr,m the Maine election make
he keFuri e. riurslst5 eu Governor l4.tn. sad
fne Republican plurality ior members 81 congress
I-Ue
TIE col8e- weather yet reported this season
was u fhe B itsh <orfauest Territory yesterday
morning f5 degrees. Ia Nsnitots, 2s ia Norfh-
en- Minnesota - m bskots. from - % 81. o.
Nnicsx0. 53.
EIrhree7 special trains Isn Chicago YESTERDAY
e ~ ush Odd feIloFs ilz ~ bo~tan io afrfr q
tfe Sovereign Grand afsizf of tha AaT1 Th-
trains were ecn se-ef ~ eighty sieef.a cars ani
eighty 7riinsrg eo~coes
Toe oadfi saraels gwen a. Be,raorf Hsn-
son Fslrlnaut PARK ffl ale rhIs yesterday 80
tfrnoon Ir rrn1r 81 re .rrerfors NJ tha feirseel
rrie1rsl -sares wss t~ 49, surress Tie 81
tenssnt- rss .srg-. ms1T rFazsiae-t t5Ei2eas BE-
.nz Tre<ert
Tn RE erf,Fsa mssch 6ttr~en ire geaf esaen
of eag se- snf s1s Firxei New kng.so1 team.
yssierisF t.e isfl-r Fe~s rer-si 81 theiT f1f
.nnins ca e r1as TIE Fsckets were fser drsFn
sa sI-r fss 81 - tesm ~ tess tns frs.a foy
Hsierers rre7e i1ef psF Na1dag
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

A Pathetic Pecan hy ars tnuaa Aoiios
the Temperance Evangelist.

A Pathetic Pecan hy Ars tmuaa Moiios
the Temperance Evangelist.
IorEEA. Kan. sept -Nrs Eisma MOI
10y, the ex evangelist aud principal la seF
eral very sensational romantic incidents O.
late years ana who attempted 10 oomud
suicide on FRIDAY 81 her home in lnoians
erote friend IL lAis clgy lAst week lelis
in which she includes the following verses
pEsoIAIE
There is something gone iron Iny liie.
The sanshins IA aimpics falls GA me.
The river sili O nce- gasl iu Elce,
D. cl 40 liuE II a. 3D. Used 60 bt
In thc dass asone p nag lie
There's something missloe' Can you tel
Why q pains Iny heart lo look lu tle sky
Where ihe leeey eiouls g. sailing ~.
And suu ih nis golden car rdes high.
There a s0o In yogr deeptuued bell
There's n weary wal ia tie wind
The dave are leaaeu and iu4 has He'd
Hope lies prosiraie. ambition ls dead
Ny life a. dl,pslr seems strangely wed
There Is something cannot nnd'
O. mise a bright sunny lace,
A voice shat ia turmoil brought repose.
liIs thai were fresh a. lhe de~y rose,
Hands u hose love touch hanls q my woes
Aud form of DeHlldering grace
IL j. gone like the dream that done
And iLe long. long days cretp slowly hy
Wniie I III aud lisien. and smother my Sigh
Lest mis- the touch Of The angel nigh
-Ean,a Nolos.
Tn the above Mrs. Nolloy evidently re
fers t0 her son Frank who was drowned
short time ago huasUs ttg ltaics-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19
The Wind Dies Oat ard Lgle q fieht
the Yachts Were Still 6sstag TO-
the fsarb0r-fhe Stranger
Gets Second Pace

NHwfoEI. X sept l,. ~ The Vicf1rs IA
TODAY yacht race fof tie c.uarns cap are
as follows. The Galatea la The FIRST class
sloops. the Stranger ia the second class
aud the Gitana OF schooners ln the third
class all were ruled oat Tor f.a'ine the
buoy
shortly before i0 clock ihs Gag saip
hove up and steamed around tte eLis on
her way 70 Narragauset BAY r.e csane
was from bfsllons rcei iieh-
ship io and around the BUOY ai fhe noI8
end ol Black Island, Thence aslits es- g.
souihwtsr from Tie hehIholt o.i Wet
Island. and thence hack io bnntans ffff
At 1890 le DAG Yacht TOOK up Der b lsiilen
abreast oi the hehishIp five mInufes Ia.er
screecl from tie whistle - Mr. berf =
sc lt auuounced the starr and Tie yarhss
crossed The Sine i1 the following order Pa
rfan. l04els. Dala.ea. los s. schooner
Ny srania. iu.2sSl cutler tlaIa. le.-s So,
siuoD Berthe lu.-4 fT- slo19 iindfr-
ella, lo.au ft sioup stranger. lNa-lo.
schooner biiana lo522i cuifer ilrls.
1883 3S schooner Mon-auk. lo5s IS. May
flower, 1888 ~. cutter Bedouia 1912 es.
fhe latter three Yachts were hanlicalp ped bv
reason Of tneiF crossing hesont the ten
minute limitation.
The course % Block Island buoy was be-
fore the wind and ihe lesf presented
pretty sieht running io l-rNand with spin
makers sci. The Puritan retained her cad
all the way o. the buoy, though tAe wand
died oui entirely and The ra o. developed
into perfect drifting match The Puritan
rounoci ihe buoy nrsi 40 1926 -. Official
time, followed in their respective usier by
the Stranger at 1917 35 the cutter l5etnuin
J 2.ls aud be- rest Oi the iicei in ihs ioIlON-
ing order. Fourth. cutter Clara 1885 s..
fifth. Mayfawer l.Se - sixth erln ner
Miranda l.3e.fs, seventh N0lio = l..5-9
eighth, Galafea. l.37 "a ninth. So tli-
derella la 3t tenth Puritan. l2H =
Stranger. 1917 -. Iiniere.ia la 20
eleventh. sloop Bertio l.i> 81 and followed
by the Theis and Sachem r .undi.g be
buoy the Galatea wax driven upon lhe Siar
10y the Cinderella. in consequence II which
al the end Of the ooDiesf. fhe latter bost
was ruled out of the race TOE WIND ~
early morning diei a'mua euifeiy uut,
aud the Yachts ROLLED htlpiessly ou tie
ground swell of Rocky 7-sirt Al the,
steam feet headed Tor bone iutujine even,
the fla. sAlp, Electra. Far into the rilbt
the yschts were still beating as best hey
could outside, Of Point Judith ma dismal
attempt 10 fet into the harb0r. A meet
ing Of The committee of the New
York Yacht Club was held as
soon as the Electra came TO
anchor. and II was agreed on general prin-
cipleS that the Gifana won iu the schooner
class. the eaiatea iu the fref class fioop
and The Stranger in The second class sloop.
IN the Fall River boat. the Pilgrim TIE
Ciiiz~ns Committee. the Governor and
Lieutenant Governor of Rhode Island
on board. viewed the race
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

Rev. snd Mrs = A De Bassei lest yesier-
day for - Losis. No.
Josish Perry. Of Lowell. is visiting E =.
AveuN Of Sec0nd-st
Mrs. ~ Adams bas returned from q
months visit in The East
Mr Harry Jov ~ Colds vefef. formerly ~
thls cify. is here visiting friends
Dr W Wright is o1f ~ the city ~
few DAYS on professional business
George n savage. of Savage & Co. 81
Detroit. wss in ths ciiy yesterday
Miss Ids Merrisld Jeff yssfe-iss fsr
visii vith friends in hechestf 4
q. Churchill see8i for the g. A ~ n.
~ Holland ras in tbe ctv yesterday
Nf and Mr. = T. Pitts Jeff 'ssi night for
q tve weeks visit with friends in b - Fn -
Henry Frahit hss returned From Isrk
son where he has been attending ihe etste
Pair
Miss Jessie Tracy of i0s Nonroe-si who
has been very ill With diphibefia las fully
recovered
Mics Neliie Kinney ~ North Evans. \.
Y is visiting her coasin Ms r 8ef-
mour 81 81 Lste-sre
p A iangiois tbs bsss3 singer ~ Chi-
cago Is "a fhe cifY snd viii sing 81 e. An
drev Usfheorsi fnis morning
> T ot,enchsin. n Logsnsi,of Ind fbs
inventor ~ fhe oheochsin Milling Pro-
cess Ess 10 the ciF yesterday
M b johnson snd children. of sIe
Fast 81 ief yesterday afternoon fos s
week VISIT vifh Mrs. Jehnson 3 nlatbtf ct
krisslsnd. ottega county
Mrs. 4 A Hodges n Spring A @ q
frpssrIskiDx department hes refaraef
from Ses York. and ell Resume business
cert Tuesday
Hiss e n Rs8ciif designer for H. lsor
Nsfier 4 Co. and q : Het oi RadcF A
Hsii ie7i restsr5er f1 Sew York f,osf0n
and Philadelphia g iook ~ styles in far
nitare
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

HsffFtx sept is- Mr Messber has
ssl-t in his sftsmpt % exclude reporters
rom fhe -oart room funnz the trial 81 the
case ~ the ssiHe3 schooner A8sms TIE
r,.rsr.sper men we're iu their places t0-dsV
~spraser fed ~ rr1nsei There VS. wan
r.a herr seen fhe isvvers. hnt tne reporters
saine8 TIE iay Mr Nesgher SAYS he rll
srriv t1 tne chief lsrltr tor sn order pre-
rsufns tte te~frm0uF being reported Only
one ritness "a Examined th.s morning
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19
PTrs8Jaa' 5 3 c sENsAToN.
A sunday school Teacher Dying From
trilutr..l Ma practice bs a Doctor

= sunday -fnnoA Teacher Dying FROM
trimtr..l Ma practice by a Doctor
firl-alao sept ls-Andrew J. Barch-
le.d. 81 d.. q resident Of south Eighteenth
sr and who represents the Twenty
Wari iu the Common Council is under
heavy bad Having been arrested upon
information preferred last Wednesday
which charges With performing al abortion
upon Miss kafe Boyer. who lives with her
parents aJN0 l3 south Diamond st.. from
the eii-cs ~ which the Young woman
is now lying IN an exceedingly
critical condiriOn William johnson,
a sol oi a wealthy business man OF the firm
ol Dlnker g. Johnson. is charged with hag-
ing ceen the means of procuring the opera
flln and complaint vas made against
ham, The accused were arrested today.
Dr B.rchield was released on s. 000 bail
and Johnson On 5000 for hearing The
case hns caused intense excitement IN the
city. OWING 10 the prominence OF Iue parties
involved Miss Bayer, who is - years of
ss-. Sas mcmDer Of the Bingham ST. NJ
+ Church. member of toe choir and
sabbath school teacher Johnson also at
tended The same church.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

General lend ofsr~ spppinr~e- who Have
SAILED - Pie H~nas Tpo Michigan
Men Among Then1

WsssfSsr'v. sspt ls The following a.
rfntees ia ths Genersl Land Ofsos have as
- "a 81 to f.e their Bond ard. - oonse-
saance thsir oornns issions hsvs b-zn With
,el6. SarVevors Genera George = .IaIizn.
Sew Nexico. b T fs.55etfsr. Lauisans-
R~elstsrs of the General Land o5fcs. g C.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

his Death Nay tie Looked for at any Mo
ment-N ictoria Notified.

tuNut-h ictoria Notluct.
LoNDoS, Sept. lS.-Oireat anxiety prevails
throughout Germany and among European
counts regarding the serious illness OF EN-
peror William. Queen Victoria several
months ago received official information
hat the kaiser was suffering from an incur
iols inalady. and that the crisis could
- expected IN a few months. The Won
.erfu. vitality OF the aged Emperor,
3 shown by his continuing 10 attend TO his
Dyal duties aud his bearing up so brayely
nspite the sgiferings he has endured, has
mrp-ised even the royal physicians. The
,nil which the Emperor is reported 10 have
lad yesterday Is now stated 10 be the begin
nins Of The end. and his death. IL is thought,
may te looked for al any moment.
The imminent decease of the
Emperor was a possibility and undoubtedly
was tie reason for Prince Bismarck : strenu-
Gus efforts % secure the peace of Europe by
aCceiius 20 the demands of Russia regard
ing Buigara The postpOnement of the re-
turn to Rome Of Baron Won ochiaeger, the
Prussian envoy to the Vatican, Is also said
to be- due tO the Emperor alarming condi.
ton.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

Williams lel Nerte Colorado = & tucs-
er OainesFi.lr hia b. henleF. ~scon.
Arr Graun ni-s Ci9 Maat D
"a ebb Salt Iskr Cily { ,ab. A Aineh4rd.
Laaroader Orr " j. Copeland. Carson
Clv Neg D L. Miles Gardea Cltf HISS
william Foxon uefrNt Aich II War
uer. Waua Walls ~ Z j. k. llefeuief.
LeadfiNe. Colorado F. keoeivers. 4. i. ora~
f8ri Gainesville Ila jacob @ernefz
Melook Neb F. ~ Smith luKou. ARK
A Hall Mi e~ ift Mont James Broom.
Las Naeas \ Fl " McCegre Cner
d'Aueue. Idaho. Is. 81 Thompson, East
Saginaw. Mich Allen Wood. Susauyilie.
CALIFORNIA 6 Glover. Valentine Neb
IA Une. Ferguson Falls Mon and l. }
Boyd Bay deii Wis
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

PoFr HUBov Sept 1s.-At the Republ
can caucuses last night 10 elect delegates 10
the Congressional convention next Tuesday,
the sanborn and Hartsuf factions made an
acfive fight -snborn is slightly ahead in
the city. Hausun leading in the county. as
far as heard from. Cougres sman Carleton
SAYS be sill support Whiting. the Fusion
candidate He denie- feeling sore. and
never authorized his friends TO oppose the
nomination.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

The little steamer Matilda, owned by
John Miaener gave a very pleasant ercur-
sion up The river yesterday The party
way Among the passengers 9ere Ar End
Mrs J Mizener Miss Jennie Ni7rner Miss
Francis - linlan. Miss Reiie flooring on.
Miss Jennie Rich Niss Mamie hnfhenan.
Miss Grace ingram. Mr. g. B Hooker.
Master Bsv Hooker. NJ Arthur eiodings
Mt Jno ID Niven aud Nr. and Mr. Geo
b. taiin.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19
OTTER LAKE SENSATION.
;. j. Denning Publicly HOrSewhipped in
Front of the POstoffice.

sSs-as,tt 20 Te- Et-t-aAS-eteNAo.
OTTER LAKE, Mich. Sept ls.-Last even
ing s. J Denning a well known person of
this place. was publicly horsewhipped in
front of the postoflice by three prominent
drawn IN a stream at every stroke. The af-
fair grew out of a confession alleged TO
have been made by Denuing 90 leading
officer of the church y hich he formerly at
tended. IN which the chastity Of the ladies'
was said to be implicated. The affair has
created great sensation. and more start
ling features are expected.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

rst-tese ra -tt rs.-sss~-s-ss-s.
snyroN. Sepr fs.-Hank Johnson. q ho
wsni hunting and disappeared last Satur-
day and for whom large searching parties
havs been looking noted in these dis
patlhes Thursday FL was found in the
w0'8s tTo miles north Of this city today.
He iad accIienfa Isl shot OF the femqral
artffv of h.s left 'ea. and died alone
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

GRrrsBrRG. Pa Sept. 1s.-A disastrous
wreck occurred on the West Pennsylvania
railroad this afternoon at Livermore. in
which an engine and eight cars were badly
wrecked. and three men, the engineer, ire
man and brakeman we're badly hurt No
further particulars have YET been received.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

csc tr- re .st E...tf tfsa-ttnt.h
Jrssoy. Mich. sept i,.--A German em-
piof3 around the psuorams II the Battle
Of gettysburg snown as Dufchv.' while
attempting 20 oosri A train a. O. clock this
mobing fe. under The wheels and his body
Nasifersilv torn 10 shreds He is said 20
hsa been on his Esy 20 Chicago 70 get 81
atfrnn1 Germany
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19
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ceeasd e. ~ "a RtPftgc 81
Feags. paluf.ns nlf -s~-Assssszss-s~'rs 81, -
ing lhe Naa0aal hanks i1 cmirai thf sol-
aule of lle elar rtugs ald iaYarnE Zee ilee
ca.n4ie ~ silver he eilssrl tg ssf
ing The pruireiian ~ Nienie4n docs
nul consist ia fhe iaes ~blch
iuefease lne values of her pine aa1s. bar in
ihe intelligence ai htf people Educate ana
State
= b Claw fAs.oa NOMINEES lal Prose
cutting Attorney and hon. a a. f,rl
we've called iof and responded nre1y and
iae meeting afjaln-d
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

-t- rts re..tess ersss1
6strsSD. Nich. sept ls-David Ian
der Th0 rss injured Sept : on train -
aia This porning from blood poisoning
axe . He belongs al Bangor. Nich
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

The Hebrew New Year begins Thursday
September 80 Seats for the services in the
Temple by Congregation Emmanuel have
heretofore been pedd'ed about the CITY All
who desire them tins year must cali on
President HAr for them
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

WAsHroroN. sfpt ~ -For Eastern
Michigan and Western Nichigan local
rains. slightly warmer variable winds.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

ha-e ti's -Fui.a ade'phia 2. Ner York. Q.
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rame called on account ol darkness.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

Detroit Wins Another Game - Chicago
Down- ths Cowboys and New York
Beats the Ouakers

Base hits-ot Louis. 2. Detroit, IL.
hrrors-St. Louis IS. Detroit. ,.
baitsries-kiroy and Mes er for ST Louis.
Ba ad sin and Bennett for Detroit.
ImDire-guest
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19
chicago Kansas City.

h-ror-- Kansas gifv. 4. Chicago 5
Batteries Whitney and Rlngo for Kan
sas liy GARRISON aud Flint f,r Chicaro-
l. -uLlLrn- Hlwara
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

In the above Mrs. Nolloy evidently re-
fers to her son Frank who was drowned a
sh0TI time ago. hoais1s tfg I4ates.