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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

LONDON, June S-The PaH MaH Gazette
announces its expectation that the next
Parliamentary elections will result in a
reverse 10 Mr.. Gladstone and predicts that a
second election will be necessary before the
Irish question is settled. Probably there
may be more coercion in Ireland before
home rule is granted to the country bv con-
sent of the British government. but if the
Irish people will be patient the question of
seif-g0vernment will settle itself within a
year or two.
The 81. james Gd-eite says. The great
ave or no of the electors must be spoken be
fore the home rule iend l. entirely squelch-
ed. but the disruption bill and Mr. Gladstone
are both politically dead past resurrection.
LONDON, June S-rhe Globe saws. A
most imperious powerful and despotic
minister has been told that the House iOf
Commons must remain free and independ-
ent This is the heaviest fall that Mr..
Gladstone has ever received, bat he will
doubtless attempt 10 regain his position.
| Only a general election can dispel his iliu-
sion. HIS public career Is practically ended,
| and t is 10 be wished that il had'ended in a
more patriotic way than IN an attempt 10
| destroy the union.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

Eas esrsat labor iBrs ltaizer tts-- nis epi1-
isa 90 ne kisas soar 44ssfisa "a oo"s
80 Hsse lhs saFprrt 81 fhe b ai g.

Sot hase the saFPrrt 81 fhe 20 D.
Lts-lsa. June Capt b. r IreFe.aes
Ut Detroit SPOKE Tonight al Meal Hal 80
tns sld.set of -gapIta ana LABOR Captain
Trsge...cs Aas l.isi returned irgnl tae session
II Tie Knights of Labor 81 Cleveland. and
Is ased ei-a nse ari1r. ln c9uyers4' .9i4
3lh representative VI tho iELE4AtA-
Haa,ll this afternoon be said Tie O. eel-
ilg Fas a grand sleoess. and .t Is surprising
tAe amount of business transacted. The
order has kro~n fast very fast ira fact too
lasI fF It's oSn soot. Many men were
APPOINTED 30 3 .sItion. = Gen tie order vas
lu ii- infancy Nho we're Incompetent aud in
order o. rd ourselves 0i tie obnoxious
ones without creating euWity of al feeling
Ee Simply removed The whole i1t and Viii
cofa uleaee anew Oh the ground npor
~ aAt Is your opinion " the eigAt-hoar
movement Nas asked Tie veteran.
.ic should have been adopted Two years
ago. .or The country NAs better prepared Tor
e then DO not tnlnk Be Nili prove sac.
cs-sill Tor the various trades are not
sufficiently organized. Atpresenf the move
has nOt the endorsement OF che n of l..
Tell the men nov a. I have of repeated
Organize yourselves. ask Tor eight hours,
accept gracefully a proporionate reduction
of wages and let tiue bring about tue
advance When trades are thus organized
an over the country they stand chance OF
being successful in "A move for eight hours
aud eau be assured az the hearty sympathy
and support of the n OF l..
What 10 you .hink 0i the attempt being
made by the Grand Rapids i-rniture manu-
facturers 90 return % the hour sys,em'
"Eminently right. was tue response. II
j. unfair - expect them % stand oy sys
TEN which jeopardizes their interest by
placing them IN competition with factories
running ten hours
The Captain leaves tor the Upper ienin-
sula in about three weeks and will spend a
couple II months looking up labor statistics
which will be used Tor ammunition during
the ali campaign.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09
THE GEOLOGIC SURVEY
A Report nom the Congress
siOnal Commission.
PROPOSED gGAll SERVICE CHANGES.
Minority hepofi ~ Nsssrs. MGR.
gan. sserhsrf and Waite Recon-
nsna the Abolition oi the
Signsi Service 64rsaa

NAsHl >eEoA jale s-Repors UeFe a.
day subniued bg ipe 5olut caa.laission oi
Congress apPolaiei ID olnsliof ths present
Organization of ils eeeissieal sarsss signal
service. coasI anl seo3eac surVss. Ths
malsnty report is sieuss ~ Mes,Is. Allison.
Hale l.aars and Maize. Tae lass uaiaea
does noi cancar in tie portion ai iAe Fspari
Ielafins a. sac sieuai sersios. The Is.aFl
reo8mmends the eaeiinaaaoe 81 tes byAre-
sIapAio eiiise exae.it a. a. pls.srll orfsaise1
IL rrrannisnd, thai ilf roasI sllFfy bs
ulaiaIainel g. q stpafals itsiiiufien a. nee
uulii ils WoIk is completed that spcolle
appropriations ne made hereafter foT tAe
punune ~ monu9 @i.hs 4ag balieiius ~ iiie
geological survey. and iusl none of tlz
~ork bs dsae f.l ESTIMATES have het.n sub
niitted An1 appropriations made therefor
thai ile signal stFFlcs sghno. al fuTi NHef.
Aa., bel abolished. aaa ae efaduai slhsiiia.
ron oi ciNiiau employees ief enlisted
mtu of The service Nhcn Ihe terms
81 the iausr eAp.rr. that the az
providing for the appointment oi seoond
liesienants iran the sefEeauts of iaf Slgnal
Corps he repealed The mai1rity hpd<
much "a commend iu The Wofk ana ofzaAi-
4aflon oi each oi TIE bufraus
The minority report signed ~ Neszfs.
Morgan, Herbert and Waite. recommend
the passage ~ the Morgan hlA tu ai,ohs1
the signal scrfioe bersau oa Juls
next aud fhe establishment in
lts stead oi eesilsr bureau
a. a civil Institution. The miaorify also
recommend the passage of d hiII providing
That aiier ihis month tae geological survey
shall not except Tor the eoleeuol. ciassih.
cation and proper care oi iossl., aud other
materials. eapend an1 money iar paicoato-
logic work ar publications. nor cempo>e
compile. cf pre are ior Iutac4u0n
any books eToepi an annual ~
port. which shall emhraae only The
transactions 81 fbo bureau Jar ile year and
the rcsulf thereof that ihe calieciion -
minerals. fossils. etc now ~ hereafter 10
be msde bs ilc geological survey. and nat
ne~ied ior ihe current work shall he de-
/ posiea in ibe National Museum. and that
I al printing. engraving, sic. done fof the
I several scientific burcas shall lc esiimated
/ Tor separately and appropriated in detail for
each bureau.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09
HANLAN DEFEATED
Lee Leaves Him Half a Length
Behind at Toronto.
THE THREE MILES NONED IN lI.3l,
Hosmer Brings Up the Rear With Con-
ley rhird-1arsfn Wins the Con-
ISOLATION Race by About Four
Hundred Yards.

ToR0STo, Ont, June S.-There was IA fair
The weather was favorable Ii was close on
O'Clock when Conley, Hanlsn, Hosmer
and Lee were ready at the start for the final
heat in single scull race of three miles A
good start was had. AT the turning Of the
first buoy there was not much difference
between the men, Hanlan turning first, Lee
second COnley third, HOsmer fourth. About
half way back 10 the starting point Lee
had slight lead and succeeded
in turning i'm first, Hanlan second, Conlsy
third and Hosmer fourth. There was now
half Of the race To be rowed. and II was
seen that Hosmer was hopelessly out OF the
race and that COnley would remain third.
Lee and Banlan turned the buoy almost
together Lee however, had a little advan-
tage and was pulling with a long, graceful
swing, aud continued TO more than retain
his slight lead to the end, winning by half
a length Hanlan seemed 10 make a .purt
towards the finish, but could not catch up
to Lee. who was loudly cheered The
prizes are $500 TO first. 800 TO the second.
800 to the third, and $50 TO fourth. The
time was II minutes 81 seconds.
About $50 start was made on the con
ISOLATION race between Mckay. Ritz. Hamm
and Paisted. Distance one mile and a half.
Plaisted rushed off with the lead but was
quickly caught and passed by Hamm who
turned the buoy considerably ahead OF the
Others. Plaisted and Ritz turned almost
together with Mckay close up. Hamm
continued increasing his lead and won by
about four hundred yards. Ritz was good
second and there was grand struggle be-
tween Plaisted and Mckay for third
Pialsted winning by a few feet. Mckay
was too late in putting on his spurt. Time
minutes p seconds.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

ST. LOUIS, No, JuneS.-In the third day ;
racing at the fair grounds the weather was
threatening. the track fair. and the attend
ance good.
First race, purse 800, one and one eighth
miles, Lycurgus won; Bootblack second;
Biddy Bowling third time l:59. Second
race. ST. Louis, Fair Oaks stakes $1,000,
one and a half miles. kalOOlah Won; Prin-
cess second. Nayiaiy third; time 80.
Third race, purse 500. three-quarters of "a
mile. Steve Jerome won, Truant second.
Councillor third, time lis. Fourth race,
purse 500. one mile, Freeknight won; En-
durer second. Editor third; time l.45. Fifth
race, s,eeplechase over full course, Rush
brook Won. others all went wrong and we're
flstauCed.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

Acrieraas-s Srssif.l .f ft.e - tso. - Isi-ios'
Gaisn A n oafhesnt q ifs frani
Gsore@ - il.llas

tlEtsat ka. Jane - H. -ae secaaa session
of ghe international Typographical Unison
sileI : tea aA5resses. ofleers eere eieelca
William Ameseu. of Nashville. lenn- eas
elected President b, sats oi ~ 30 81. ils
Yoie te.ng understood to voiQe the seun-
nleni iu SAVIOR ~ Joining the Knights ai
l-soor. GA rcas-e IlDlluE ibis afternoon tae
elelti0n ei efileefs Nas continued. resQitls 4
a. follows. James Il Res meT IL AeN
lork. Flint Nioe President. charles Niat..s-
weil. a ftllaaeip pilA -r1out \ loe President
David II fascos. editor % Sac fsos.a ul
Phiiadslphis, Secretary and Treasurer
David L. baaef Nas elected hifi OfeAnl.ef
Three delegates were lheu eleeie4 io the
National Federation Fl Trades AID Labor
Unions. The matter oi seodins aid io .Le
jacksonville. Fla aud Kansas tlA, Ao.
anioas where rats have Recently hrcn
causing trouble was made ihe slssl4 order
iof Thursday Al shich ulne ius ooasenliun
sail also iake decisive acsi,fn Niih neisfenos
% the Printers fIoisclNe Azsl.la.ilin.
an organ fafi0n Of rat printers Al
o clock a iettef from George ~ Cmils. 81
Philadelphia, enclosing clsck iof eiVtAi.
as al unconditional eif to that had, ~
s~naei "a thr aasEeisff - ~ pEiia.isis s,llls
delegate. The gll j. made jointly bg NJ.
Chiics and Anthony J. Dre2el - co. eaeh
Mr CnIids letter expressed deep lnien.si
ia the promotion II all trades Unions
but particularly the printers unions Ol
account Of the very intimate and s@usiac
tory bssiness relations which he add MT
Dreksi had enloye1 With them Tor sears
motion Was mAde and carried fhai cam
mittee be appointed 10 DRAFT suitable res1ia.
tons aud thanks. After three cheers and
tiger. the matter was dropped and uihe
business prOceeied with. Just before ib'
afternoon session adiasrned. h0Seyer Af
Daley the Phiia ielphla delegate ~as asaiI
granted the hOoI. and DE said ihsf ~ AZ
Cnlids had been nominated for President 81
the United States by a number ~ neWsps
pers be wac authorized - say that Nr
Childs is not candidate aud that politics
aspirations had nothing % do wlfa lhp g.ii
which had been conceived ten months ago
The Convention took q recess unui 4.jQp pa
AT the evening session The reports oi ih
officers were read. The President reieuc.
al length 90 the poiicv % absorption oi ID
Knights OF Labor lie said that the ~ q
l.. bad been made by trade unions aud with
cat their support could not sucoced III
advised against a union with the n. ~ J.
iiis remarks were GREETED with appiaus
that removed all doubt OF the attitude q
convention on the subject OF uniting VII
the X of l.. Buffalo. y y. was chosen a
the next place OF meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09
MR.. HOLMAN OBJECTS
He Thinks the Appropriations
Are kxtravagant
LITTLE DONE TO REDUCE ElPEAStS
The Naval Cadet Relief Bili D. baied
IN the Senate and Finally laid on
the Tsbie-A Commission TO
investigate Yellow Fever.

MAsHINoIas, Jane The House went
into eonmittee OF TIE whole on the Legisla-
tive Appropriation Dill Mr. Holman said
The bill involved an appropriation OF so
go ll9. while the appropriation made for
tie present use al year ~as 81 8po O,3. de
wished 10 Gail attention 10 the startling
rapidly vita which the expenditures - The
government were being increased. aud ia
no case Was 10 more apparent than
in the civil list OF the governments
lie read ia support Of his argument COM
paratlve statement showing the gross apprO.
pfiatl0ns gaaAie slnes the fo1fc-secolad tAoa-
gress. There had Deen. he said, very little
accomplished m reducing the expenses Of
Congress itself One or two offices had been
abolished and one or two salaries reduoed
but nothing of importance had been done
He stated that the amount appropriated for
the Civil Service Commission Was the same
az that given for the present fseal year
S2l 400; but there was proylsO added, re-
quiring the certikcsli0n OF the entire list Of
applicants from each State who hal passed
examination. This requirement be argued
was not change IN existing law, bar Wa
simply Limitation Oh the expenditure OF
the money.
Mr.. ButierWOrth inquired whether this
progiso did not nuliify the most important
provision of the civil service law and
whether its object was not - enable the
appointing power IL select his part san
FRI ndL Mr.. Holman answered most en-
p at cdliy Ia the negative. H. was. he
commended, matter of jnsiice to the appli-
cant who was successful Ia passing the
examination.
f b. rayior, Of Ohio inquired whether ths
main object of the provision was not "a
secure the appointment Of more Democrats
Mr. Holman replied that so far as the
motive was concerned, he must an
swer in the negative. lie would
say. however, that if the provision
had the incidental result of increasing the
number Of Democratic employees, he did not
think the gentleman ought 10 complain.
He was convinced that that would be the
result. but his motive was justice To ths
applicant and justice 10 the Government
After further debate the committee arose
and the House adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09
BACK TO WASHINGTON
The Return II the President
and HIS Bride.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09
GENESTA CHALLENGED.
The owner of the Gutter Irsx Thinks He
Can Get the Challenge Cup Back
From Sir Richsrd sutton

BosroN June s-The Herald this evening
saws. information has been received in
this city that Mr.. John Jameson, owner Of
the catter IreT. has challenged Sir Rlchsrd
sutton. owner u the Genes'a. Tor the Bren
tons Reef and cape May challenge cup.
which the Genests won last year Sir
Richard accepted the challenge. and The
match viii be ssiIed during the regefta ~
Cswes England. A committee of TIE
Raval Yacht squadron has been requested
% lake charge 81 the management of the
races. The course viii 10 from one 0f ihs
ports ia The south Of England to Cherbourg
France ami retarn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09
THE HONORED DEAD.
Eloquent Eulogies On the Memory Of the
Late Judge Withey In the supreme
Court-Rs solutions Presented.

LANSING, June s.-The June term of the
Supreme Court began today with full
bench. Fifteen motions were disposed of
Because Of insufiiciency ofnotice the follow
ing cases were stricken from the docket.
Wellemin vs.. Beteson ll36), Fahey vs..
Crotty 037l. Battishill VS.. Humphreys ct
al. C13s). krclik vs.. Bulkley l39l, Fraser,
administrator vs. Passage ct al. tl40). MaTth.
inson ct al vs. Wagner ct a.. ll4).
Attorney General Taggart then presented
res solutions TO the memory Of the late Judge
Whitney Eloquent eulogies followed 10y
the Attorney General and X. W Buiteriield
of Grand Rapids. J c Patterson. of Mar
shall, and IL II. Riley, of Constantine,
which were resposded 10 by Chief Justice
Campbell and Judge Cbanplain.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

Mr CLENsSs. June s.-rhe annual meet
ing Of the Michigan Hotel Keepers will be
held here i0mo. row. the association at It's
January meeting having changed the time
from Winter % Summer The b0uitices
viii reach here by excursion boat from
Detroit tom0rroE morning. and after trans
acting its business which Will be Light
the visitors Nill continue their iauut par
taxing of "a banquet a. So Clair "a the
meefinx IS more for pleasure than business,
all look forward % a good q ne.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09
BURKE AND NOLAN.
Both tho Pugiiists IA Training for the
Coming Contest at Chester Park
Cincinnati

CIScISNArI, June S-Preparations for the
fight a, Chester PARK next Saturday are
earn estly going forward. JACK Burke will
train there until Thursday, allowing him
self two days rest before he enters the ring.
lie will weigh about l65 pounds. In
answer % an inquiry he said. "Of course /
feel confident of winning the match
A man has no business going
into tight if he hasn't
confidence in himself" Peter J. Nolan,
VIII is 10 stand up before tie Irish lad. Is
IN training AZ the Bowerv. and IS looking
robust and hearty. He said. Il feel sure
of winning the matcn, as | have tie advan
tage Of height and weight The only ai-
yantsge tnat can be claimed Tor Burke Is
experience / have experienced, al least, 10
know what my abilities as fighter are,
aud have all the confidence that any mum
Der of years could give"
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

trt-ItI4t . ~ TF-fttta -tiftlR-
LANsfNs. June s-Ihe twelfth annual
convention Of the Michigan State Pioneer
snd Historical Society met in Representative
Hall 81 $50 this afternoon. Delegates are
present from al parts Of the State and many
are vet to arrive Bot little business more
than organization was transacted al The
afternoon session. Reports II officers and
committees will be read at the session this
evening The work of she convention viii
not be finished until tomorrow evening and
many Of the delegates will remain 30 attend
the legislative reunion, which begins
THURSDAY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09
GRAND RAPIDS MICH. WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE Q, 1886

rns eai lce slilmpse1s0 1isperse tbe rioters
9lea Ihe l4Eef tsfoet lpon tten snl
drove item aaeS aitt stones Several lso-
lieemen were iaiareL keiuforueuSrts az
rses8 aud Toe rlof aeg = a. read fuis had
30 eject upon thr itfanAied Oransemen.
aui TIE police nrst upon them. The
aob returned the Gre ~iih revoifvrs
and tle hsbuns ne<AIae desperate The
police haally 0yerpowered The rioters
sil.l compelled them g dispsFse MANY ui
lhe police ami q .AFge number oi the rioters
Eere move or less severely injured. The
defeat OF ihe home rude bli. emboldened the
oraugemen and 4 repetition 81 Iudsy scenes
is feared The police are exercising extra
ordinary yigiiance Tonight The Catholics
we're I'd no way responsible for the Iioiing
And took nO part ia the disturbance.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09
OHIO LIQUOR LAW.
Only One saloon in Cincinnati Has Paid
the special Tax Under the
Dow Law.

CNcINNArL June S-Yesterday was the
first day Tor receiving the special tax on
saloons under the Dow law, but not a dol
lar vas paid in at the Treasurers office.
Today one saloonist came forward and paid
his tax The others gill not pay because
they wish 10 test toe cOnstitutiOnAlity of the
law drstland pay atlerward They remem-
Der that under the Scott law some Of tnsm
paid first. and when the law was declared
null. failed 10 get their money back. The
saloonists generally are willing 10 pay the
tax If they have 90, but would much prefer
o. pay as a license and secure the legs pro-
lection guaranteed thereby.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09
The Last Day at Jerome Park

NEW YORK. june S.-This was the closing
day at Jerome Park. First race, for two
year olds, five fnrlongs, BrynwOod won
Uncas -Dawdle colt-second. Maggie Mitch
ell. third: time, 1904. Second race, one and
one-si xteenth miles. Bandala won: Long
stop. second; Rock aud Rye. third, time.
1911. Third race, the Empire
City handicap mile and quar-
ter, Wickham won; Royal Arch second,
War Eagle. third: time. 2ll. Fourth race.
one mile, Dry Monopole won: Florence +,
second Guano. third; time, la. Fifth
race. mile aud one faIlong. Mentmore won.
McBowlng, second Letreiia. third; time
200. sixth race, steepechase. full oourse.
Jim Carlisle won Rose, second. disturb
ance, third. time. 4.3sl.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

P8Rr1sxp. Ore NaY Returns tonight
indicate The election of the Democratic can
diaates for Governor. STATE Treasurer aD3
the Judge u the ~aurerae Court and prob
fHe eretsrY of state. AZ fhe Deraocrsfir
Central fommifiee aeaiq1Arfers tonight fbe
Sfare = clsim4d hF q snaH majority PEN
mover rnns shesd oi his flckei. rroass' 3
I sn He owes BIZ election 60 fae kaiEhf'
~ Labor ard seefeftes vhi ? Ve-P active in
- snpr.qri The kepaelcsrs ese-f ~1rsr
zen 7sat az Pl1ic iasfrasfian a0d Nsm
t.er ~ Congress- fe1uoTsrs h0me IPaFt
lard H1srueaasa t7nnfr hfheTlo str3rz
Repab csn. gives sas -. majority
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

DEfru Ind, June s.-This afternoon
some parties found skeleton imbedded in
A sand bar Ia tbe Wabash river near this
cirv. which s identified A. the remains Of
NJ. g1ss Harley the lady who disappeared
from her bone here over a year ago while
in Ant ~ dsmentia Her fate tia now has
ca0sei much excitement, she having been
prominent lady u her time. She is sup
possI t0 have committed suicide by jumping
frons ft.a hri1ra
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

M.YsvIlrE Ky, June 81 Between p and
O'Clock today James White. a retired
broker. was met by Joseph Dsdson a coal
dealer and Instantly killed Three shots
we're cred and ssci, bali took efiett in The
unsortanste maa = body Toe men had
been involved IN ir11hle for some time. and
f-eqlentig bal Qaarrels which were carried
into fite courts. D1dson surrendered to TIE
police Immediately after the shooting
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

DUBLIN, June The Freeman's Journal
says the principal of Home Rule Is for the
moment defeated bat is not killed. The
bin is lost. but Home Rule will triumph.
CoRE. June s-The Cork Herald couDsel-
patience and forbearance. The English
Democracy, it SAYS, vii rally and scatter
the false Liberals to the wind
The Cork ErgmiHer saws. The progress
of IRISH nationality Is checked bat il has
reached point which, Eve years ago,
-eemet impossible
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

LEvisros. Maine june s.-Nosi of tie
delegates 81 ihs Reroblioar State conrsn.
tion. fonowov. hsvesrrfee5 Among thsn
= feeling prevails thai nf a o. HanIin is
going - develop merr strength ~ the Fuh.
ernafiof.isi n1nfirsf 1n than has been gen
efaIlT supposed. although fhere II trie i
snf probability thai Pc wH 20 sh'e r.
secure fhe nomination CD h hedvfi
fhe probable NOMINEES. 81 r9 bere
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

pHusnftPup. fant t-fon r. 3.
wssbh1rne. president ~ Ns Araericst
e1blofsn fo TO be's n london. vss
ta1auete8 a. ths Hoe ReIsrus re.-
is-day De thanked fht fentisBes
prescott 'r refr ueei sr.erE faf fI.r com.
: uent fendei idn. thaai rererff frf
rsasfs Including Hnn A d fnrin. o
Hser.nF'rr nrt anstarr ~ CIf1
clnnsa auf NJ Tbsaas Brs-ell .
H1s oo artr urfsenf
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

WssHIxerov. june Assistant Secretary
Fsirchiid has directed the Collector at
Chrago To- remit The fine of 500 imposed on
toe Canadian vessel Nipig0n, which failed
to enter properly 10 was shown that the
vessel was leaking badly. snd II she bad
stepped at the outward port % enter. as
required. she would most probably have
s.nx
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

T.w Whits ran into tie end al Res 2
ButsrdeI6s h1gry yesterday afternoon as
ihe iaffer Eas driving irf0 his 1~reTef on
rsr7s-are scared fsnif an- o. e3ten
unee. Ncrf fise erif rfsai.s Tire sec inni
oara~-ei nr t6e reverend tafsf hsrsing
iafa tls r9al gher fl ua- erre fsd 81
ssaia rr on snta tire arel~a7.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-09

GALVESTON. Texas June s-The board of
Managers having charge Of the inter state
drill 70 ce held IN this city from August 5
20 ID inclusive. announces prizes aEZresar
ing Si2Ho0 Al the leading military c9m-
p.nies in the Sonfh and several from the
North actlf attend