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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-11-25
ACTION OF THE LEGISLATURE.

The news of the death of the ex-
President reached Montpelier Friday
morning. The flag on the Capitol was
placed at half-mast and Judge Poland
addressed the House as follows =
- Mr.. Speaker The papers of this
morning announce the melancholy news
of the death of eX-President Arthur and
| have thought that it was eminently
fitting that the Legislature of his native
State should take some action in com
memoratiOn of the sad event and | ask
leave to offer a joint resolution" The
clerk then read the resolution which was
as follows:
ReSOIred By the Senate and House Of Represent
dtjCes, That the General Assembly have received
with deep regret, the announcement of the death
of an illuStTiOuS and eminent son of Vermont, eX-
President Chester A. Arthur distinguished alike
for his sterling patriotism and StateSman-Iike
qualities prominently identified, as he was with
the Union cause during the rebellion and Subse-
quently filling the position of chief magistrate of
the nation, with conspicuous ability, dignity and
fidelity. The people of this entire country have
reason to feel grateful for his public services,
and the State of Vermont to be proud of her
native son. The General Assembly hereby man
fest their respect and esteem for his memory,
and, at the same time, tender to the family of the
deceased the assurance of their sympathy in the
bereavement they have sustained.
Judge Poland said: g Mr.. Speaker,
have had no time for the preparation of
a eulOgy on eX-President Arthur but it
is. perhaps, appropriate that L should
offer this resolution. The father of eX-
PRESIDENT Arthur was a neighbOr of my
rather III the little town which | now
represent. just before the birth of
PRESIDENT Arthur his father moved to the
town OF Fairfield and from there shortly
atterWard he went to New York. The
father of the president L knew as most
worthy man; though did not know the !
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05
CLEVELAND At WORK
The General Deficiency and
Sundry Civil Bills Signed.
RIVERS AND HlRS1sS still N DOUBT
Garland Crltcisea bf the Senate
JUDICIARY Commit ittee-fiss More
Pension Bills Vetoed
Yesterday

WasalssEoN Aag -IAe President de-
nied himself o. general Y.silars foiaf aus
gave his entire attention g. matters sac. .5eut
10 ihe closing aours Il Congress Al h4ll-
past twelve clock De- Received the River
and harbar. General Deficiency and sla
dy Cfl hilis aud iook ibem under lmnie-
dlAis consideration late fhis afternoon hs
approved ghs General Dede.euc, aud sem
dFY Cvii b.lls and then liraleeie 8 e. tsau-
luv rhe River aul it&fnlr nlli There is
considerable speculation among members of
Congress tonight a. CD fhs probable faie
~ the latter. bui nothing definite oaB he
stated az tlls writing us io whether fhe
President vii approve ~ veto ilt measure
IL ls the intention of mrn htrs af tne
House however io remain iu session unul
the fate of tli- bili is decided There ere
also various opinlous ~ o. fht President
action 0u the surplus r-s tlufIau. sllcl
reached him tonight lhe i8esltsnI has
expressed io several Senators hls slsh nal
o. - to the Capitol fsr ihs cios.lg hoars of
Congress unless The condition of publD
business nav bs sacu A. ID
demand Die presence The indloai.oss
night point Go hnal adjournment iauiaf-
ros afternoon.
The Fertilization Appropriation biii sfl
probably iau oi nnaI action aud oe iaid
over unnl Deoemhtr heat The cn Ierenoe
committee met tonight baf made uo IfraaI css
and vii repori q Isaeacemtnt iu fhe uiorn-
lng While another meeliuE maR fake
place tomoTroS the chauoes are flaf uo
agreement viii take place
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05
SEVEN WERE DROWNED
& Sad Accident Which Hap
pened IN Portland HarbOr.
THE FATAL RESULTS OF YACHTING.
An Old Man, His Wite and Five Grand
children Suddenly Buried Be
meath the Waves The Mar
row Escape OF Another.

PuRrLAND Ne Aug 4-There was a
most distressing accident ia Portland har-
Dor today, in which seven persons lost
their lives A family party started out this
afternoon in two yachts for picnic. In
the first yacht were Wellington Master,
aged ~. ms wife, Jane Master. aged 69. and
aud their SIX grandchildren, Benny Whit
ten, aged 4 Maud Whilten, u, Harry
Cleveland. Z. Emma Cleveland II. Jane
Master g. and httie Jimmy Cleveland.
The second yacht contained james Whilten
and John r. Cleveland. with their wives
who were the parents Of the above named
children. Everything went tntly un-
til when of seal Cove Diamond Island, Il
sudden squail came down upon them. lt
struck the Yacht containing The old people
and their grandchildren and capsized 10.
When the sQuall struck the Yacht
She caTeened over the water
rushed in, and she sank Immediately,
carrying down everyone on board. The
only person seen afterwards was little jim
my Cleveland. who tlOated on the surface.
The second boat was about two hundred
yards distant from the scene Ofthe accident
The parents of the children were pOweriess
10 render any aid As the bOdy of Jimmy
Cleveland rose TO the surface his fa-
ther .prang overheard and swan TO
his rescue. Catching him Just as
he was going down for the last time
After half an hours hard work he was
brOsght TO consciousness A fleet of boats
came out from Seal Cove and succeeded in
recovering the bodies of Mr. and Mrs Mas
ters, Emma Cleveland and Jane Masters.
The bodies were taken TO shore on the
steamer Ise and conveyed 10 an undertak-
ers. The search for the bodies is sull going
on. An inquest will be held tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05

tae >suafs Jaaislsfs taaluitiiss lH ths
case of = Eellos..l ia Illinois
MssHlNellN. Aus 4-Ihe lepar of the
ommitiee GA Judiciary of ihs senate on
,hs nomiu8lon 81 0ustasius Van Horn
Baker 60 bs District Attorney iar tlt South
eru District of Illnals, vios James A Con
aels suspended vas m2as public today
ffol- rls repafi u spPears that oouDells
sAs ga efficient orcer. and lad an
uouuee1 hs intention o. resign im
mc1lately after she last fresi
dental election hui va persuaded
io slll1ras his resignation uutll . deter
mll4flan Lad been reached lI tle senate
riai contest THIS Mr Conuellg did allh
the undersl laullus that a. soon as lis res
snation should be desired he would he no-
ulei ln orcer That Le might forward 90 aud
nof be subjected io suspension oT removal
Tie repou seis forth that senator Cuilom
called On tAe Attorney General snd tAai
there seemed Gao be no 1ounf about lise
understanding bui j SAYS further
ibaf ou jane IU ls,5 Connolly
received notice uf his suspension aud on lhe
same laN ile substance 0f a report Reflect
lus uPun lae cnunuci of his office hy al
amineT 81 The Department uf Justice vas
published iu Chicago. The report also saws
that the report of tle examiner was ried ln
the Department af Justice on tie -Zd oi
May lss5 aud that % Nas made
ln respanse % instructions given by
che Attorney General on April s. lss5
without any nfaice being given o. Connolly
The committee den0unoe the report of tue
examiner a. untrulhfai and criticize YerN
sharply the fact Of the Attorney General
allowing such a repor, 10 reIuaIa 30 long lu
uIs Office without notice 10 MT Cannelly
and without some reference % it in the lu
tertiew had with senator Gallon. The re-
port SAYS That such a state Of facts coald
exist any where Is not pleasant ~ be
heve, bat that il should be found
in the Department OF Justice is reDrosch
TO as name and il seems 70 the committee
that The demands of fair play aud Common
Justice require that the course pnr~ued in
this case should not receive the approval of
the Senate. The committee recommended
that the nominee be not confirmed. When
tins nomination was reached n secret Ses-
sion IL was passed over.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05
THAT SURPLUS ResOLU ION.
a Difference OF Opinion In the senate As
10 Its En.ct.

WAsHlSeroS. Aug 4-Mr Allison, in
his report 20 the senate from the confer
enc- committee on the surplus resolution
today sad the statement Of assets and lia-
5ihties ~ shown by the statement of the
Treasury on the 3lst of January.
showed a balance Of about S.0.00000O,
a. against a balance of SO 900 000 on the
30th Of June, SO that there Was, at this
moment. beyond the millions Of gold dedi-
Gated % the redemption Of greenbacks, and
beyond the working balance agreed
t0 hT resolution, a surplus OF Sul,-
10000 M the treasury % De
applied 10 the payment of the Oubhc debt
The recei pts from customs ana Internal rev
enue for the month OF July this year ey-
ceeted hy about three millions the receipts
Tor July LAST year lie thought il might be
safely assumed that the revenue for the cur
rent year would exceed that OF la.t year
br ten millions. The total amount Of ap-
pr0p-iafi1ns for the current gear excluding
~ Fortilcafi0n biil and including the
River and Harbor bill. fl44. 139 uO was sol.
-~3 51H against SIl6 500 .2~J for last year. au
increase excluding the River aud
Har5 lr biu Of about thirty-three
millions. OF that increase $40 GOO 900
were in pensions and 81 100000 in dehcien
Government this wears appropriations ex-
csc iei last years Dy S25i1 SO. II all the
appropriations We're expended during the
presert fiscal year and the revenues should
b. che same AS last year and no
more there would stl be surplus
Of aoout e. oo0 000 over and above eXpen-
ditures, not including the sinking fund
WITH Ihe surplus over aaf above liabilities,
and the sixty millions Of the present bal
30. ..a|. e...H e.
r0u.d be- Paid under the iJiu- resolution
$1,000 00 ou the public debt
during the current fiscal year. Mr. Beck
slg--sI sd shat Che revenues from custom
and internal revenue would probably be
rneen 0r twenty per cent more than last
wear Mr Allison preferred t0 take the
Treasury estimate which was that the reve-
uue would be- increased hy twenty flve or
thirty millions
NJ Bsos last year the actual revenue
ran twenty-five Or thirty millions more
than the treasury estimates.
Mr Aison-So it did I desire % em-
rhasire fnis statement. assuming that the
revenues are fhe same as last vear. and that
fae Expenditure are not within The
aru-ouriafions. which are si3 $50 UO
more than last wear There
v.l 1e paid during tne current fiscal year
SI1- sH - an be p1oic ieot. or within
So 0,u 0'o of All rhe deof that c-n be paid
rurH i~9l Judging from The past 200
joins resolution shall become a
aw Bv this joint resolution
T $50 o0d foei1 gold has been anso uieIg set
E anart OBJ che payment Of l0irel states notes
F ari f1r ua other purpose IfusiierinE tae
ricf taat Ve bad on rne irst of August a
T surplus over snd above taat amount
reod money ami bullion of about
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05
sx-Gov. eeGoLe's VIEWS
On the Political situation Expressed 10 I.
Reporter


Josiah w Begole, Ex-Governor of Michi
gan arrived in town last night and is a guest
AT sweets Hotel. His mission here has no
political significance, the distinguished gen
tleman being on his way home from Cleve-
laud where he has been spending the past
few weeks in the interest of the car coupler
organization OF which be is the president
la conversation with reporter last night
he said. Il think the COMING Greenback
state Convention viii be the largest la the
his DRY Of the party ! am content % let
the affairs take their proper course for
every indication points Ia conunua-
lion of the harmonious ailiancs which
has existed between our party and
the Democrats. A 10 the nomiuee for Gov
ernOr ] know nothing. | am satisfied that
the conventions Will choose wisely 10 the
sixth district there will be a warm contest
and several candidates Ia the field.
Are YOU candidate for Congress-
"a am not in the race 20 make any strug-
gle FOR the position. II my friends
desire me 10 make the run ] might be per
.uaded 20 DO 50, although u Is something
do not covet And the ex Governor re-
ured 10 the draWing-rOom. excusing him
self in his usual go0d-natured, fatheriy
WaN
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05
A SUCCESSFUL MEETING.
The Michigan state Poultry and Pet stock
Association Absorbs the Northern
Poultry Associations

The regular meeting of the Michigan
State Poultry and Pet stock Association
was held last night at the Morton House
with the largest attendance in the history
of the association. A resolution 10 consoh-
date with the Michigan Northern Poultry
Association was carried The Michigan
State Poultry and Pet Association. under
which name the consolidated societies will
be known. will assume the Indebtedness Of
The defunct association. The total member
ship viii now be over two hundred
Bids We're received for the printing Of The
premium list. hui were laid on the table for
two weeks in order 10 give more printers 8
chance 10 bid J. y Parker was appointed
assistant Judge for the associations meeting
20 be held Jan 20 Go % lss7 in this city
IL is expected 90 be the biggest meeting Of
its kind ever held. Applications for prem
ium lists are being received from ali over
the country
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05
SPARKS PROM Our SPECIAL WIRE


Jay Gould and family PASSED provinces.
town. Mas siih tbe Atalsna yesterday
bound south
Gen ~. " croui has been renou,i mated
hy tbe Second Republican Cn0grsssiousI
district of Vermont
There is ress q 90 believe thsi 81 CLAD
stone cnnfemp afes d Yisif to ire.and dur
ins the preseui month.
The winners 81 Brighton Resch Yesterday
uere PIanE sara bennelt N0fanka p.lat
VALLEY F0rge snd Bonaie s.
kCol. q. r. d d. rreI 49, vesfer3ar rara+af.
,-d bf r1e Iemocfsts e. renres..nf fi,s
Seventh Congressional district of Penney
wanna.
The earning ~ fhe Ohio A Ni.s.4s.r.r.f
for the fou seek in Jslf v-fre fss s5t s.
scainsi $a6o es fof fhe correspondent
w.ek In i~sa
The Democrats ~ fhe Second rnrrra-
siouaI dl-llrt 0i hee nsmfsif-re rasr
nom mated Nm "a Barley in p.soe ~
John A George dec ned
Henry g. Jsrref VII Cis1 in Hnenas
hYres Tues sy. va msus ~ far 81 ~
B~rnhardt snd Zoos IHe Nea tuovn Ntv
u ORD fhestrIcsi manager
The village - rpIannT in Austrian
o. "a ga perfisi destroyed hf fre tss.
ffrisr pvsrls ~ orc hundred saf ffV
houses see burned and seVrrsl t,eas..,
ssnonsiv injured.
THE forr in lhs case of Nafcns e-rffh 81
fris. sf C8r'nuaf f.lr fie auri,.f ~ Charlie,
Hsls re- returned Verffef ~ "na rn.ifrH
af oiprs resferfsF sf-e-Hnrs The ~.
ficfrerft aeaiusi nr ncK.rf.e ard George
Smff 80 the ssu.s crime Vfre n. I'D 81
tnf grennd thsf c9nfirfign seaid as fra
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05
rIden- Nor Sa<s on tie Courier
journal"

LorIs.ItLs. Aas Ain ls13 the Courier
Js.-.al Nas mor,gaged -o samuel H.den
through Ame- Z Emo This occurred I'M
meiia.sly 4her Henry Walterson. as tenn
pora-v chairman ~ The St Louis Nauonal
Democratic Convention. bad used hls luuu
ence % secure Mr uldeu nomination.
On December Zl i7-5. tais mort gaze as
released and on the same day the omliing
was r.alortgag-d Tor $50 u00 IL ls Row
understood that fhi. money came from Mr.
Iilten or ~as loaned through an Insurance
company AZ Mr. u'den request The
mortgage include. the building and at the
tsp pc machinery. and running gear OF The
Ca.rier- fs.rI.lL The interest named is q
rs.r cent
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05

CHc,eo. Aug - The fret race a. wash
ingion PARK. ioday, was three quarter
Won. Wshoo second. Uncle Dan. third
time. i1et Second race one mile. Lepan-
Go Ron. War sign. second Emma Manly
thiri. time 14s4 Third race seven fur
lone- Colonel Clsrk FIRST Dancing kid.
s-cond Jim Nave fhird time lZst
p .urfh racp. one and une--l Fteenfh mile.
Herelogiy Won. RIr1 sroond Lisfard
tnri. ume Iss Fifth raee. fre-eighfhs
miIs. ALLEGHENY frsf Ber "a C. second
Lynda psfno third tme loal
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05
ANOTHeR Rlor N BELFAST.
The PoIics Are Ordered to Fire and sew
sral Rioters are Wounded.

BELFAsr. Aug Two parties Of workmen
became involved in a fight today, and for a
time renewal of the riotous scenes of the
last few day. seemed imminent The
police in attempting 10 stop the fight snd
disperse the cOmbatanfs. received a severe
storing from both sides The order was
given - FIRE into the crowd which was
promptly obeved and several rounds were
fred before The mob vas finally scattered
large number of the rioters were wouud-
% by ihe shots of the police three Of them
if is thought fatally
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05

CogE. Aug 4-Dr. Chas. X y Tanner,
member Of Parliament for the middle divis-
ion of Cork was fined 50 shiliugs today
for assau'ting an electoC at political meet
ing held al Stewartstown. County Tyrone
during the recent Parliamentary campaign.
The assault grew OIt of a dispute concern
ing the candidacy of Mr. ~. j Reynolds
home rule member for the east division of
Tyrone, iu whose favor the meeting was
called. Dr Tanner will appeal from the
decision of ihp court
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05
The Trial Po.,noned Again.

E. PAso, Texas. Aug 4.-The trial ofCut-
ting which was TO have taken place today,
was again postponed until tomorrow. Il is
generally believed that Cutting viii be sen
tenced for a long term and that President
Diaz will then pardon him and set him al
liberty. Eminent American lawyers assert
that the federal Government of Mexico has
no power To interfere with the state courts 81
Chihuahua but csn~pardon state c0nvicts.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05

WAsHSaroN. Aux. 4-rne House Of
Representatives unanimously adopted the
following resolutions offered by Mr. Norri-
son. OF Illinois,
R-'.t-i Tha' the House of Representa-
tig-- Of the United states. has heard with
profound s0rrow of the death Of that emi-
enr ami distinguished citizen. Samuel j..
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05

AIso Isaae Toll. rasinaa.ser AZ reto>sss-
Other Lacks oues
Wksm soroN. Aag e. fae oouhrmafi1us
announced TODAY a-e "a a Cleveland.
appraiser al the porn oi De roir Jane, NJ
Nelcn. receiver oi pubic moneys ai ne-
iroif. q Chase Goodwin lHlfed ~lafes AMOR
ney for be Western Dlsirci ~ NichiEan.
Mark NJ S'evens. Iulei States ludisn
Agent az Mackinac agency. l-aal % Iol
postmaster 81 Petoskev. Henry = Heudor-
SON. Of Michigan Associate Justice ~ t8e
Supreme Court OF Utah
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05

Striking Pork Packer in Camhridgs Cr.
at ~erious furbance.

striking FORK Packer in tanhrldEf Gre
ate serious Bisfurbance.
BosToN. Aug --rne strikers 81 Squ.res
pork packing establishment intefferred
about six o'clock th.s evening with fome
of the firms wagons which were being
driven - the works The police tried t1
olsperse the crowd. Whlch numbered at1uf
one Thousand but they finally bad to
make a regular charge upon them The
siukcrs responded hv voIcV of hr.Css and
stones One policeman and toamssef foII
probably fatally injured. aud several
officers and ieamstcrs received painiul
wounds The police being reinforced drove
OF The rioters after q severe battle Nue
teamstsr named AallcyIin Vaf probably
fatally injured. When taken 90 his house
the house was surrounded hY mob which
nearly wrecked The building ard friesi i0
set a on FIRE The entire police force ~
Somerville and Cambridge were called oui
alta very late hour and succeeded in clear.
iUu the streets
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05

Cr~lsTtrf. Aur 4 -Firs vss discovered
81 lo O'Clock tonight in t5s resr of $50
West TtI--sf The 8smes spread gfh
greet rsI. before ERE department gof fsir-
lr 20 Vars Ire b1lidnP rss oerrriet ~
Rerfharif n 60. ss fgr vsrs
r.rI-e and Feaishan A f1.. rnsref fscfu-s~0'
b hsfs TEf JOSS - nf knrvn tuf eiI
te rarr hearr
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05

A tough looking casofmer haunr from
Arkansas was arrested last night on the
river roai on suspicion of horse stealing
he ga. A. the time lesdinEa horse from
pasture near he. He gave hi- name as IS
J. Paul Ills explanation fo tae police wss
very contradictory The police are very
relecDf over fbe matter
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05
TIE GRAND ARMY.
The statistics for the Yesr-Tbe Nation
Too IAberal with Pensions

Too Liberal with Pensions.
SsS fRsVCi7oo. Aug f-The report 0f
The Commsn3er-in-Chief to The twentieth
snnusi encampment of the q A. r. shows
the surviving mem bership of The q A r.
fa he 1h fHan increase Of f0 6G3 d4rnrthe
year There have been q lfs suspensions
du-ns Che year The financial repor.
shows balance au hand ~ 80 -ff against
slI sf- fr thp 'ssf wear The relief fund
has raif ogf So ooo during he year The
-eporI satss rhe ground that % the nation
hss erred ir tte matter of pensions if has
been au fce .fie 90 excessive generosity
There aaFe have been f-1u >t0.eo Hali in
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05

WssHlNsroN, Aug s-rhe Pre- siient
late this afternoon. sent 90 the House eve
veto messages of a. many private pension
bills Ia three oi the cases presented hy
these bills The President sas 'aius ihe Iuae-
ment of The pensiol office where the
claims had been rjecfei and iu zoe other
two be fails O. lne the soldier, deaths doe
70 wounds received elIe ln the military
service
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05

NEwroRT, r. D. AUG The snnnal
meeting Of The National Civil service Re-
form League, this morning Eas attended
hv q large and intellectual audIenre
Prominent citizens And Summer rieifore
eminent civil service rrfrnfare
from at parts n the country
and many ladies nilea Chanting Memorial
church The annual sddrozs was deir-
errd bv The president of ihe League. George
William Curtis and Was recei wed With ems
thusissm. A business meeting vas hsld
immediately lnloelnC the address. and
resolutions thansine President Cleveland
Tor his civii service policy. snd asking f8r
further extension ~ it gere ad lpfeI
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05

LoNDoN, Aug. Alderman " T. Cook,
Liberal. Will oppose the re election 20 Par
Lament for the North division Of Birming-
ham Of Mr. Henry Matthews q C.. made
necessary by the appointment of the latter
as Home Secretary Mr. Cook Is regarded
a. an exceptionally strong candidate.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05

TIE Great r Am ~ Port Hnren Goes 80
Keep sanford Company

WssHrv4rov Aug 4 The case Of Ban
croft ~ Fort Huron. is decided The Senate
committee on Commerce agreeing 90 81 sd.
verse report which Fss made today The
action of the comm stree Was praefica. g
nnaninaus although seVe-a. ~ the Do ao-
r--ftr Senators wanfe8 the case reported
uifhonf a eslrn ne 3afioa ard allowed to
90 over A majority ef she comm iftes
wanid nn- aeree t8 tais sud Bancroft TIl
Be rrfeftai
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05

Games in the American Association were
played as follows:
At Pittsbnrgh Allegheny s. Brooklyn 3
At s.. Louis-Browns - MetrOpo.itans
AT Louisville Athletics D. Louisville l3
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05

PHLADELPHIA. Aug A.
ST. LouiS o 4 o 0 o o 1 o 1-6
Base Hits Philadelphia. :. St. Louis, H.
Errors Philadelphia, >, -. Louis, 5.
Batteries Daily aud Cusick, Healev
and Graves
Umpire-Gailney.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05

WssHNoToN. Aug 5.-indcadoDs FOR
Ea.tern Michigan Local rains. soufnerly
inds. slightly warmer. For Western
NJ chigan. Local rains, southerly winds,
slightly warmer.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05
New York-Kan.as CITY.

NEW YORK, Aug. f.
Inning , 3 4 3 6
New York > 0 > 1 O 0 o IS 3-14
Kansas City 3 o o O 90 0 l. 4
Base hits-New York. Is, Kansas City, :.
Errors-New York. 3; Kansas City. 3
Bafteries-Keefe and Deasey; Whitney
and Hackett
Umpire Eilick
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05
MANiST e FIRE
CH Hant's Root and ~aoe ore Wrecked
Los. and Insurance

st-l-r.sf re r-t rF.ss',s-sset.s.
MsvIsTEE Mich Aug This evening
The building owned Boy Charles Dammer
on River st.. and occupied hv G II Hunt
with a stock of boots and shoes. caught
"a rs and wzs damage to fhe extent of s1ft
insured Hunt sustained loss oi 1850
on hrs stock which vas damaged hy water
He is fully insured. hoRever.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-05
IN TIE BASE BALL FIELD.
New York Beats Kansas City-The Detroits
suffer Another Defeat-Other Games.
BOstOn-DetrOit

BosToN, Aug n
Innings , 3 6
Boston, 1 o O. o o O o. 6
Detroit, 0 0 o D o.
Base hits-Boston, IS Detroit 10.
Errors-B0stOn. .. Detroit. @.
Batteries and Bennett, Rad
burn and Dealey.
mpire-Fullmer.