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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

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Baking ABILITY. and is Obliged o.
~sTunnaer Hfs Wafes.

The Cleveland Prea permits a lfne fsas
tons diversion in in Sfsfe news ooiumn.
which is coudnetei hY young Naruait
newsTaper man named Poster d is arr-o-
PIRATE to say that 30 is unmarried and un
engaged. last Tuesday Pc Published
paragraph io fhis effect "A Marion r.ri
started Der graduating essnr as follows q
fairly worried 11f with fhe fficessanf f.fafinfs
~ fhe i0rae ef creation 0D fhe dufies ena
sphere Of woman
Tho paragraph flnsed viff the somewhat
dangerous assertion ihaf thf editor ve-id
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fsst Discourse on woman sphe could naf
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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

BArnHn's show Greater Than Essr Be
fore

The grand street parade of TIE United
banum and London Shows viii take place
here on Wednesday july IA. al oclock in
The morning. 10 be followed by two pef
iormances Ia The mammoth lenis Never
before ln the history Of aasusenleuts IN fhss
or any other country has there besn 50 i'm
mense and stupendOus a show as the one
that Barnum wall present on that dav. The
capital Of the concern has been increased 70
A,OoO0o and every one Of the many de-
partments have been largely added 10. max
ing the daily expense over 5000 There
Viii be three circus companies performing
IN three big rings each - feet IN diameter
and upon an elevated stage 90 by 50 feet.
there Will be the Roman hipDFodranse
With its glorious races. a. onlv
Barnum knows nov r. DO 81. the
museum OF living cunosiues with famous
giants dwaris etc the t~o immense
double menaeeries the ile-like rcproduc-
uon OF dear old Jumbo. with the ivory
b0ned ariiculated skeleton. Alice. Jumbo's
widow the Miranda band. troupe OF Arabs.
and other curious features. aud there will
be IN addition the most interesting and in
structiVe collection Of immense human be-
ings ever gathered together in the history oi
the world, and embraced in the Iuterna-
uonal Congress Of Giants, besides other
novelties. wonders and curiosites col
lected after three years Of hard labor by
agents IN all parts Of the world. and enlist
ing the services of nearly every United
states Consul IN those places. Ii Will Ger
iainly be a grand exhibition and deserves
tne hearty support OF all classes
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07
PUPILS VIOLIN RECITAL.
Choice Recital Given AT the Nell Con
serVstory Last Evening-A Goodly
Number Present

Last evening pupils violin recital was
given before about two hundred aud nfty
persons at the Neill Conservatory. The
programme, which consisted of ten well
selected numbers, was opened with Dancia's
symphonic" Interpreted by the violin
class and two pianos, the LAST named instru-
ments played by Miss Annie Graves and
Miss Emma Boxheimer. The number ON
was rendered with precision The last
number consisted of two selections. rendered
hy the same class "Priere and Barcsr-
ollie were the selections. and their rendi-
uon reflected credit upon the fair debulan-
ties who took part. Between these two
numbers was an aggregation ofvOcal and vio-
I'M solos, noticeable among which were a vio-
I'M solo intended for Fred Banks, but. upon
his nonappearance, played by Miss Maggie
Graves IN admirable style, 'Semiramis"
violin solo by Master Joseph Allen with
piano accompaniment by his sister. Al
ways True sang in a clear voice bv Miss
Louise Shepard, Prot Lawson's vioiinoelIo
solo. star of the Morn a waltz song eye
cuted by Miss Nettie Horn. whose voice pos
sesses both fiexibiity and ciearness aud
Mss Jennie kipps violin solo. Ia class
OF amateurs one does not expect 10 hnd
professional work but IL can be said with
truth that the young ladies and gentlemen
who took part last evening reflected credit
upon the school where they have been
under instruction. Tie names Of members
OF the class aud assistants save the pianists.
were printed IN yesterday issue of this
paper. The pianisls were. Miss Annie
Graves, Miss Annie Ward, Miss Abbie Box
heiner and Miss Nellie Allen
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07
At Monmouth Park.

MoVNoUrH PARS, y. j., July 6.-The first
race. seven flrlongs, Grenadier won; Lands
dOEne .. Portland 3, time l.29. The odds
were nine 90 Two against the winner The
second race. for twO-year- -olds. three-quar-
Tors Of a mile. the Macaroon. Miss Bassett
ally. won; Ittallaia . Rosebud 3. time
ll3t The odds were two 10 one against
tle winner. Third race-FOr three year
O.ds. one mile. Rock and Rye won. At
torney D Mile 3. time 1.43g Odds eight
t0 one against the winner. Fourth race
The Shrewsbury handicap. mile and a half
Tom Martin T. East lynne .. TenbOoker 3.
time Z1ot three 70 one against the winner.
Fiith race-Mile and furiOng Ad0nis /:
Joe Mitchell p Phil Lewis s. lime l.5Sf.
e.gnt to i've against the winner. Sixth
race-Hurdle race. mike and quarter. San
d0vai 4; Bahama .. Worth 3. time 223.
ave ~ tE0 agalnst the winner
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07
IN CAMP AT GETTYSBURG.
a Vote Of Confidence In the Chaplain
Scranton for the Next
Encampment.

GETTysBURG Pa, July 6.-This morning a
train Of eleven cars brought some six hun
dred excursiOnists, among them poo mem
bers of Dushare post, of Baltimore, and
their friends, on a visit 10 the camp of the
g. A. L.. Of Pennsylvania. They were re-
ceived By Post p of Philadelphia aud
escorted TO camp, where they were enter
tanned At the meeting of the department
this morning vote OF confidence in Chap
lain Sayers was pas sed. IL WAS re
solved 10 petition the State legisla-
ture for an appropriation TO erect monuments
for unmarked regiments. 81 900 for each.
Scranton was fixed as the place for the
next encampment and Gettysburg was
again named tor the summer encampment
A score of new posts have been organized
since the last Adj 1tant Generals report and
the order Is generally in hOurishing con
ditiOn throughout the state.
A young man from Philadelphia named
Collins was accidentally shot at the en-
campment today and dangerously wound
II
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

In the 2,2I class there were seven entries
and five starters, Frank Ellis and Almont
General failing 10 appear Moody drew the
| pole, Black Tom >. ID. G. ;. 3. LOland Girl 4
| Lady Spanker outside. At the start
Spanker had the best of il but Moody soon
showed IN front. ON the back stretch Lady
Spanker broke and ID. G. 3 took second
place At. the half Moody and d. c. 5.
were neck and neck but the latter broke on
the back stretch and although he got down
and made a desperate effort Oh the home
stretch the stallion won easily. ID. &. : ?
Lady SpankeT 3, Lo.and Girl T. Black rom
.. Time 2.26t. Ia the pools d. G. = and
Black Tom now sold for - each to s. on
the field,
Second heat-The pole horse had the best
of the start, closely followed by the Lady.
with d. G. = a good third. AT the half D.
c. ;. took the lead but could not bold il
round the turn and Moody again showed in
the lead on the back stretch On the lower
turn Black Tom got down 10 busint SIS and
they came up the home stretch al a terrific
gait Tom passed ID. e. :. and Tapped the
winner. Moody !. Black Tom 2. ID. c. : 3.
Lady Wonder Z, Loland Girl 8. Time 294
Third Heat Black Tom was the favorite
IN the pools. Moody had the best of the
start. but lost il on the turn and fell back
ID. {. =. took the lead with Spanker second
AT the bali Loland Girl went up ID second
place, but broke on the back stretch and
was passed by Tom, who then went for the
leader. They came into the stretch to-
gether. and Tom showed that he was too
fast tor the crowd and won easily with d.
G. :. 2. Lady spanker 3. Loland Girl
Moody .. Time 22.t.
Fourth Heath the pools Tom sold even
against the field He was left slightly al
the start. H. &. s. went to the front and
d r.I...
They held these positions until the last
lower turn was reached. when Tom went up
io second place. but broke and lost The
Lady and y. g.. :. came into the home
stretch together and made an exciting race
for the finish. The horse broke Just before
be reached the wire and the msre won hv
length Black Tom b Moody & Ioland
Girl 3. Time 21s3
Fifth heat-Ielan5 Girl was drawn
Moody was behind Al TIE start The LADY
took the lead ou tie turn but broke and
gave way 90 ID. G.. s. on the back stretch
on The second upper turn Spanser made a
desperate effort 10 get 20 the lead and sue.
ceeiei 0u the back stretch Tom went to
second on the lower turn and passed
-pauker 0u tbe home stretch. winning hv
two lengths LADY ~panser 2. ID. G. s.
Moody Time. ti
SIXTH heai-D O. IS bad not taken heat
in Eve and under ihe rules was sent ~ sire
stable The other three gaf sn even start
roHnd the turn. They went down
TIE back stretch side 5g side Tom
un fhe crtsi8e Az fhe quarter
post MaofTs unse showed ahead ard
gom dropped hack length or tro Nealr
surrrsel every Body tr hnlinz TIE .ea1 'o
the hnish lara did exec .Iert work ard
hes' TIE ladv for second T.scs. Tine 2a
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07
GLOW AND FELL TO FIGHT AGAIN.
Tommy Warren Loses the Title of Cham.
pion Feather weight-w~re the RI
erees Ifrecf

The following from the Police Ga-sffl Is of
local interest John j. Clow and Jnm Fell
are TO engage in glove contest According 20
Queensberry rules. at Chester Park. Cincin-
natl on July 10. II both men mean busi
ness the affair viii be worth looking al.
Glow has quite a reputation as a boxer and
quite hatering record lie won the Fa-
foc Gazette champion medal az Colorado
after engaging ia several hard fought oai
ties.
Jim Fell and Glow. Of Colorado. fought
twelve rounds in Muskegon Mich on June
-. Fell weighed l6l pounds and bad the
best of ii 40 FIRST but Glow le2 pounds
soon ouffought him ssd bad moch The best
of it al the finish. The referees decided if q
draw. though, on the ground tnaf they were
50 exhausted by their efforts % separate the
men from clinches that they couldn't 20
on. The referees weren't in training
There viii be no fight beieesn Tommy
Warren and PADDY Welch Warren s
hacker, Pat sheedv giving up hls So for
felt By The Forfeiture Warren loses bis
title If feather weight champion ~ the
nitcd States Whic1 goes So We.ch
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07
THE FATAL ICE CREAM
Over Seventy-ive Pei sons
Poisoned al d Picnic.
THO DEAD AFTER HORRIBLE SUFFERING
Several More whose Deaths are *
pected Al any Moment ne Effects
OF Eating Cream from an Oid
Copper Kettle.

BELLEslLLE Ill.,, July b.-On saturday
last a base ball picnic was given al Coulter
VILE. on the Cairo sh0rtline Railroad about
thirty miles south OF here. Ice cream
served from copper kettle that had not
been used for over a year. was freely pa'-
taken OF hy over seyenty-nse persons.
soon after every one who had partaken ot
the cream Was taken violently Ill.,
y yesterday Two children of james
Wilson died after most horrible
suffering John Hissings daughter. Mary
Eastland and Myra Misly, all Of them
about seventeen years Of aye, William Craig
and Two sons of DR. Finger, of Manlssa,
are very low. aud expected 20 die al any
moment There are many others whose
true condition the physicians are not yet
able % determine, bat the greatest alarm Is
expressed as 10 their ultimate fate. Great
excitement exists at Coulterville and in the
surrounding community over the terrible
event
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

Ehs Conservative CAB hslss Attacked
1g nob-ons Ma hiilsu 3la
IasaEy Wouaaed.

ulls J4y shortly before
a.iiaIsat party u rs4sls tackled
enc aalse 8i lle Col-efg4r1e C--1. salasl-
.as tle sili9ss alta slo1es. lhe meal-
bers aftle eil5 replied BY throwing bottles
and luls pistols 4ud guns from t-e sin-
loss kulaE one VI The allze.lls party
all soaniIlg a-ltv The 1900 then lLed
ta So lr- -a rle laase 1g Apply ias 1lsz 20 <
lal. saturated Eltl farlrlue. % tle door.
llG tle police arrived il l-ils t9 save ile
b4illlng The mob sas dispersed and -le
llell arrs ID -lr club lo4-e ere arrested lo
alss-r .or using lr-arms viii deadly e.
telf ali Intent
oFIus CD tle ekei-oIaen- arising lroH The
rl0f asr 1IElr anI other l.zturDauc-s. tle
Mayor NJ Dublin las issued proclamation
rutrrafllg Che people l0 preserve public or
Der alI flr1i ll.us cr0Nds 90 asscm1lr 10
public ulaee- N1tHitnslan1lns thls the
C1ai- are on th- streets aud are growing
ars-r. ana there ls great excitement
throughout Ile cify tlis evening
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

An A ssd snd Feeble WON sn >mOthered
Ia tlre At Drtroir--he Dies After
she &. Removed 10 tho street.

.-.t-fsa. etts-a
D1zolr Mich. July 6.-At l05O O'Clock
tAis morning hfe broke out ia the frame
cottage occupied oy William Hickey az 5sC
s.KtA-st AT ihe time there were Hickey
aad ais vile and three sons in the house,
one of whom IS an idiot Mrs Hickey,
wh1 Has ~ wears old. aud an invalid, was
f4und oy The nremeu ou the hO0r IN her
bedroom and when carried % the street
she expired. having 0reathed smoke and
fame A large sum OF money IN four
pocketoo0ks was found by the coroner on
tle dead woman $ person. The ire is sup
posed -O have been caused by the idiot son
nootns fire. crackers in the house, bat his
father denies 10. Hickey is an old emplOye
Uf th- water works.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07
THE TORIES GAINING
a Net Conservative Gain II
IWenty-one al n dnight.
No DOUBT OF TIE RlNSTRrS D FEAT
justin Mccarthy Return bYsLarss
Majority ne ''Psii MAJ Gszsise''
Gives Op the Contest 6rins.
ley Sheridan Defeated

AoAnas. Jos The IoTies ooniinae a.
gaia Their victories today aa,ardi.e !.
he iaiesi reports neoeiVed tonlehl include
se@is a. Caes,eF. t4ss hradianl Claphau..
Nile end. Easi lsiingiaa. Saulh lshnetan
aid bow agains. tbe single fain I'll the
ui@dslonians 81 NolFell.ampian Tie
net Conservative gains up g. mi ini.bt
~ NJ John barry and NJ psriak
~ heap fafneliilcs scfe eie11.d fsf Ars-
lord and Donegal fe.f.esfittit eirhest -.
position. Al NeSfg AZ Justin A A.
army fafuellite is Tcturned bs q vote ~
> ino against slo Tar his opponent Nj
saunders. lie Was NOS opposed la~l paaf
Messfs Ashmead bartlftt Howard Vincent
aud j hundeiIa relaln fhsir seats f.r
Sheffield and Messrs Alfred llIinesa.sfih
aud 1ta~ ie,ieue ARE selected iaf bradford
Mf Richard Chamberlain. br1ihtr of
Joseph Chamberlain. is returned fos
lslinFiou by majority uf aun
= ciaek. farnelilfe iorthe Nufit Division
% Kerry Mr }. Jordan. parnelnts Tor ths
West Division oi Clare and Nr James
l.eahF fafneillie. far ihe south Division af
Kildare. have been elected fu the 81
stephen Green Division of nutnn p
bWYer GRAY received h.ul. Vafes a. : sss t,r
Nj sullivan. Conservative. M SaeehV.
fafneiuie ior the South Division ~ Cal
way, Mr.. Thomas Mayne parnellte far
tue Middle Division of Ipperary. and col.
Nolan. FOR the Middle Division III Galway
have been eieciei Mr h Falev psf.
nellite, has been elected Tor ihe Msss Disis-
ION 81 Galway. and Mr. j. d. Payne Par
nellite for the West Division II Waterford
The toiai number of members thus Gar
elecied u $50. oi whom -la are GunSerVa-
ufeS. s. niunisis. Ja MiuisIsrialisls and SIS
farnelites. Further Tory rsius are re
ported IN iorfsmouf and Monmouth and
The 1iadstonians have gained d seat in
Wednesday,
brBiIN, July 6 -Cspisin james McCal-
ment Conservative Tor the Eastern District
% County Antrim, Mr John Dillon Par
nellliel Tor the Eastern Division of County
Mayo and Mr.. j. ~ Marum lparnelIitel
Tor the Northern Division of Kilkenny.
have been elected. none of them being Oh
posed. The Tories have carried Dudley
Morcesiershirel Mr Brooke Robinson re-
eeiFing majority oi about 1000 over NJ
Henry brins'ey sheridan the Gisosioniau
candidate who has sai ln the Commons Cor
that borough since 1877 Mr. Shefllan's
majority last November was shout H,8
Tins gain of 5000 votes hv the Conserva-
uFesl IS the greatest change noted in any
division during the present contest The
borough 90 Dudley is practically controlled
by Tie influence of the Eari of Dudley.
~ho has hitherto been classed as q Liberal
Conservative
The second count in Londonderry showed
a tie and The third count gave Mr. D. D.
Lewis, Conservative q majority of three
Justin Mccarthy parnelIte gave notice
that he would demand q closer scrutiny aud
would penuon against ar. Lewis refsn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

ce.ieii sport nlay be expected ID Includes
A-Ass s 80 lretlle silA euulrs j
feteher, b A l.ackeg kIchmond. "a Htau
ho~eralau bFos lAif 81 "a D tua han
Jackson. Mich tl Ase. SAT llntseg citg
FRANK Eliis : T. eaton. Cleveland WAds
Hampton. laamas Moran Cleveland bsf.
TIA r.. :. T. CsIon Cleveland
Class q --i. pacing tnlnes J0e Bowers A
Miller Lausing Riiig fiemins Isl All Nc
hiunln Fort Msyne, Wilcox d q Brosu.
eAic-so. Mistake. Al r. Norton. cill Nia
ger e II DiideFs.esge clly Big Brown jug
Nai Lindsay civ Flora MuGes. n N
johnson, LaaesYiAe o George NJ
n Morse. city
Class 3 half mile. running Frank Gala
Ton, Jackson barry Constantine Mich
Money MACK, Chas Logan. ciIy Tempest
A II Logan, city. List Chance Mart Boar.
hem, city Jack 90 Easy Chas Mailers
Citv
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07
Death of Hon. ID NJ Osborne

AUBURN, y. Y, July 6.-David NJ. Os-
borne, one of Auburn's most able and best
known citizens, died Of heart disease at bis
bone this evening, aged 63 years, after an
illness of something more than year. lie
was an active Republican and for several
years mayor of the city. and delegate to
the Republican National convention of 1884.
He was the founder of the mower and reap
er firm of d. NJ Osborne & Co. The bust
ness OF the incorporated company will con
unue. He leaves a widow. two daughters
and one son. the latter being NicePresi-
dent of the harvesting company.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07
Dynamite Discovered.

Nav YORK, July 6.-The arrest of four
men employed by the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company, at Elizabeth, for stealing
shuttles has led to the discovery of quanti-
ties of dynamite and arms in the houses of
two of the men. A large number of shut
ties and quantity of dynamite was found
buried under the house of otto Thai, an EN-
plOye. Dynamite and guns were found in
another house. The explosives, weapons
and stolen property were cOnfiscated by the
police Il IS said that the names of num-
ber of anarchists are on the payrolls of the
Singer Company.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

LoNpoN July 0.-Mr Gladstone iele
graphed 10 The Gable News last evening a.
follows. cannot accept Mr Balfaar. &C
count II the conversation which iooa place
between bim and myself ~ hv any means
accurate if nay memory Can he trusted but
! Wi NOT enter into details a. am quite
satisfied 90 rest upon fhe correspondence
which passed between us last December H
w. Gladstone also teiegraphei to the pa4
Nab r11ffte II never heard q word of what
Mr. Baliour states he said io me
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07
TO8lN PUMMEiLEO.
His Fight with Jack Fogarty at Troy, \
N.-The Fight Ends in the See
ond Round.

Troy, \. y, July 6.-Seven hundred
sports witnessed the fight between Jack
Fogarty, of Philadelphia, and Con Tobin,
of Troy. in this city tonight Tobin is a big
burly bruiser, weighing over 100 pounds
and over six feet tall. Four rounds had
been scheduled and before the fight began
the audience hOwled, thinking more should
be fought. Fogarty acted on the defensive
al first, bat finally assumed the aggressive
de pummelled Tobin savagely, frequently
staggering him. At the end Of the second
round Tobln turned on his heel aud re-
fused to be further slaughtered. The audi
ence guyed him derisiyely. The referee de-
cided the fight in favor OF FOgarty
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07
FIERCE FOREST FIRES.
The Towns of Newberry and seney In Great
Danger-Fighting the Flames Inch
by Inch Near Marquette

Marquette, Mich. July 6.-The inhabi-
tants Of the towh of Newberry, on the De-
froit, Aiackinaw and Marquette Railway,
have been fighting fire all day Great for
est fires are raging about the town. several
times it seemed as if every building would
be swept away. Ten thousand cords Of
wood, owned by the Vulcan Furnace Com
pany were destroyed during the afternoon.
Loss, $4,000 Everything on the PENN
sula is as dry as tinder and great damage Is
reported from fires. Heavy fires are raging
near Sand River, in sight of this city. and
also east of Seney, and of New berry.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07
The Pullman Litigation.

PHILADElPHIA, July Ga private meeting
Of the Central Transportation Company
representatives. was held today to consider
the matter of the Pullman litigation. 1t is
stated by gentleman who was present that
an offer was received from the Pullman
Company to COMPROMISE by handing over
TO the Central transportation Company its
10 cars according 10 the tenor of the recent
Circuit Court decision, but the offer was re
Jected, as II was res Jlved 70 insist upon the
Pullman COmpany's surrender Of all the
leases and contracts with the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

NEw NoRg July 6-Stephen Moorhouse
and james Harrison, composing the firm Of
s Msorhouse Is Co. wholesale grocers. cor
ner Of Hudson and Reaie-sts, made an as
signmens today 20 James T White giving
preferences for $57f5j. The list of pre-
ierred creditors is composed mostly Of city
banks 40 the office Of the firm il was
stated that the assignment was solely due
ro the death few days ago Of ri. II Kat
tenharn. the stepfather Of Mr MO0rh0use,
Vho bad been the endorser Of the firm His
death neccessitatet settlement with the
afm and his estate and not wishing the es-
tate to lose ANYTHING the firm had assigned
10 is thought the liabilities will not exceed
slINNN0 Tire assets are large and the firm
expected 20 make good showing.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07
Rndnlnh Amman WIN

NEW YORK, July 6.-Judge Blodgett, OF
the Circuit Court, in Chicago, gave an opin-
ion yesterday granting an injunction against
Messrs. Fieckenstern & Cunning prophet
Ors of The New Casino, Chicago. restraining
them from using the name Erminie and
from producing the operatta The decision
covers all that Mr. Rudolph Arouson
claims. The defendants were Obliged %
give a bond OF 5000 and must defend
an action for damages which is 10 be
brought against them.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

CHlrsG1 July give races were run at
Washington PARK The weather was hot.
and the track fast. The first race was a
mile dash for three-y -year-olds Bob Fisher
won. Hatoo .. Governor Bate 3. time
4 f-t. Second race-A free handicap sweep
stakes for all ages, li mile. Spading 1.
Isquuta p Hopedais 3 time l.55. Third
race Was for The kenwood stakes. sweep
stakes Tor tNo-Year old colts 5 furiongs
Jim Gore +. kishtaway . Cary 3. time 02.
Fourth race Mile dash for three year -olds.
Ala -r Joseph . Name Hunt 3.
rme i.iIt. Filth race l-l6 mile Bea
consne.d Jim Douglas Leman 3. time
a.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

AIHANr. \. y, July G-The University
convention today listened to addresses from
the president Of Bowdoin College on THE
Relation Of Higher Education % Religion. r
on The Elements Of knovledge from
Prof " j.. Wilson. 0f Cornell on "Tbe
Place of the College in American
Education from Frof 0ren Root
of Hamilton. and + @ Williams of Cor
neil. and ON The slafus az meteorological
Science from State Eat0moiogisf Lntuer
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

ToLEDo, o., July 6.-Hon Frank Hurd.
who Is here and delivered a Fourth Of July
Grafton yesterday. says he will leave for
Washington tomorrow on legal business.
When asked If ne would run for Congress
n the nomination We're rendered him he
said. Il might not accept the nomination.
bur Il it we're rendered NE unanimously
may run II / do. it will be the hardest
fight of my life have no time as yet to
talk with my friends on the subject"