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St. Landry democrat., 1886-04-03

Mangus and two warriors who have been
off the reservation since 1882.
A COMPANY of United States infantry
passed through Pittsburgh, Pa, on the
Goth from New York, said to be en- route
for st. Louis. 1t was reported that the
company was the advance guard of force
to be concentrated in the quarters threat
ened with riot about st. Louis and west of
that city. The officer in command refused
to talk on the subject.
THE Treasury officials are busy getting
up new designs for the silver certificates.
The first ones submitted were not satisfac-
tory, and were sent back for revision. It
is proposed to put the face of the late Vice.
President Hendricks upon the ten dollar
certificate.
The brigantine Georgiana has been
over three months on a voyage from St.
Thomas to Liverpool, and all hopes of
hearing from her have been abandoned.
She was commanded by Captain Nat
Zwicker and had crew Of seven men,
all of whom are supposed to have been
lost.
THERE were POI failures in the United
States and Canada during the seven days
ended the 26th, against Us for the preced-
ing like eriod.
O'DoNovAN RossA's paper, the United
ITtshnsan, failed to appear this week. Ros-
sa's friends expla ined that he has been
persuaded to ''let up" on dynamite for
soa A"sis aud give 1a, Asit ia suo~i. a Ali
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01

technical terms and an open manner Of ex-
preston which 10 more to be admired than
deprecated. There 10 great promise OF
rapid development Of their business in this
Territory, and with their advancement the
material interests Of Montana are bound
to prosper. With New Years greeting to
the cowboys as well as to the miners and
all the rest, we make our wish that with
success, all CLASSES will be blest.
WSt. H. dunno.
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01
POPULATION AND PRIVILEGES.

POPULATION AND PRIVILEGES.
A careful estimate OF the population OF
Custer County by the Clerk and the
Recorder, Luther G. Dear, places the figure
at 5000. VI these about 1000 are at
Miles City. The last school ceneus showed
1855 children, with two schools, each at
Miles City, Forsyth and Etchelah, and one
school at each OF the following places:
Terry, Old Town, Lower Rosebud, Upper
Rosebud and North Yellowstone. The
High School at Miles City is handsome
brick structure and is admirably conducted
by Professor 4. q. Logan. who is also
Superintendent OF Public instruction for
the county.
December 9, 1ss5.-Nils C. Bergan to
October 81, 1ss5-w. W. Minich to
Louisa Dickson.
November 10, lss5-Byron W.Strong to
Adah Taylor,
November 10, 1ss5-Joseph L. Farnum
10 Minnie E. Parmentie.
In the list Of marriages there is more
than little OF the romantic. Space does
not permit the details. Mr.. w. D. Knight
rs editor OF the Yellowstone journal. Whit.
baker Fullerton Stevens is the young man
who has charge Of the Northern Cheyenne
Indians. Miss Young is the Indian traders
daughter. They met at the Agency.
Barney 1.uckner won newspaper notoriety
that discovered his whereabouts. Himself
and frau" are now enjoying a snug
fortune in the ''old country" Most OF the
Miles City bachelors go east to have the
snatrimonnl yoke adjusted, partly in the
hope OF avoiding a charivari, but the more
prominent Trey arc the more giant powder,
fireworks and brass band do they get on
their return. Some OF the officiators could
not be found, and as they have three
months after the ceremony to record GER
-tificates in,the above list is incomplete. An
objection to this three months system led
to the sage remark Of one OF the County
Commissioners who said: ''It's handy
Sometimes, especially when it saves fel-
low from serenadee and extra treating
Miles City is as distinctivelv a stock grow
.ers headquarters asis Fargo, Dakota, "a head.
quarters for farmers. Wheat is grown on
q grandly extensive scale in Dakota. Won
derfnl, Understandable and to some almost in
comprehensive, is the vastnese Of this cat.
tie business Of the West and Northwest.
The cowboys are as broad and Tree in their
ideas as the range on which they ride and,
generally speaking, are straightforward,
honorable fellows, many OF them well ed
ucateA intelligent and bright. With no
desire to euloeixe it can besaid emphatical.
~ that larger proportion ofshrewd think.
ers will be found among the cowboys 20 q
class than can he found among the farmers
Of the country. The cowboys have their
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01

100
1t may be safely stated that Of the above
there were, in the Probate Court, so per
cent. convicted and in the Justices Courts
z 5 per cent. convicted.
REHABILITATION. .#M#%
1ss5-Cases in District Court. 200
lSS5-Cases in Probate Court. 1870
1SS5-Cases in Justices Courts............1 1873
Total.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-13

cert with the operators employed by the
Western Union Telegraph Company at Og-
den, Utah, and San Francisco. At $50
this evening Chief Operator Patterson dis
charged w c. Tomhns0n. one of the COM
mittee. whereupon six other operators put
on their coats and quit work. At p. m.
three Others quit and later on several
others quit work. making a total OF fifteen
ont of twenty-five of the night men. About
fifteen or twenty men. or the day force, will
quit work al - clock noon tomorrow II
extra pay is not restored. making a total OF
thirty or thirty five men out on a strike.
ont of a total operating force of nifty men.
telegram received from Ogden by the
committee saws. We are with Won
and will strike tOmOrrOw' San Francisco
has also also presented their demand for
restoration of extra pay for over time and
viii strike If not received At Omaha the
night operators are compelled TO work from
three 60 seven hours over time daily. 70,
which they receive no pay, and dav men
are required 10 Work one night each in
every week gratis, besides being stuck
one half an hour to an hour over time
every afternoon The strike al OGDEN and
here will seriously damage the business
the Western Union. from the fact that th.s
is their main route 10 the Pacific coast, the
only other route being via Deming \. NJ b..
which is az present crowded to its utmost
CauaCifv
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-13

Buildings Buffalo increased from 5000 to
$4,000; Chicago for extraordinary repairs
$50 600; Fort Wayne. Ind. $4,000 for heat
ing apparatus, elevator, etc. The House
provisions for public buildings at Detroit,
Mich, are stricken out. The provision for
the protection of public lands from fraudu-
lent entry is reduced from 10000 TO 500.
coo. The approximation OF SO 600 for the
completion of the Washington monument
is stricken out An appropriation OF
5000 is made for survey ana prep
aragion OF plans for "Lincoln-Grani
monument and bridge from observation
point, Washington, ID c. across the Poto-
mac, to Arlington gate The appropriation
for construction of buildings, etc. at mill
tarv posts, is increased fom Sis 0aO TO
$50 600 An appropriation of $50 600 Is
made for an industrial home in Utah,
designed as a place of refuge for women
who desire 20 escape from polygamy; an
appropriation Of $4,000 is made for CON
s,ructinn and repairs at the Southern branch
of the National Home for Disabled Nolun-
tecr Soldiers increasing the total appropri-
alton for this institution Sl6sl 900.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-13
Onicial Programme.

The entries In toiav's races with position
and colors are as follows.
Junior Singles " KeOush. Farragut.
Chicago, first. White; James J. Lynn, Port
Huron. second Blue; Dennis Lynn. Port
Huron third, Red " Sullivan Delaware
Chicago, fourth. Orange. Best time, p NJ
Gastrich Modoc, ST. Louis, at Detroit, july
- 80. lSS5. 1884.
Junior Excelsior, Detroit c "
Harrah bow. G T Fairbairn. stroke. color
White. Grand River. Lansing, n. J. Buck.
bow. j Edwards stroke, color B.ue, Cen
tenniai, Detroit. J. MOnter, bow, Peter
Van Dor. stroke. color Red
Senior Pairs Excelsior. Detroit, John II
Clegg. bOw Frei ID Staniish stroke. color
While. No competitor. FarFayuJ crew nos
being here. Should no club consent to row
against them they will pull in the Senior
Double, taxing for a color Red
Senior DOubles-DelaTare, Chicago, JnO.
+. korf, bow VIM. Weinaur. stroke, color
White Goguacs. Battle Creek, f. + Perry,
bow. y. + Hubbard, stroke, color Blue
Senior Four Oars -Sylyans. Moline, H..
color White; o. Livingston, bow; J. W
Cooper. No. ,; A. Fl. Arp No. 3: PJ Flem-
ING, stroke Farragut, Chicago, H. color
Blue. ". T. Fowler. bow: H. c. Avery. Ne.
p G. G. PiGmmer. No. 3. H. F. Billings.
stroke Hillsdae color Red. L f. Beck
hards bow; Alex Stock. No ,; Joseph
Lud.am, No 3; G. ". Terwilliger, stroke.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-13

.H rst rt.rs0tn -ft7Ata
BoyNE FAILS. July ll.-N our correspond
ent has little 10 write about except that the
fishing here is the best and easiest to be
found in Northern Michigan. Large and
beautiful speckled trout are caught within
sight Of the Bovne Falls House morning
and evening We want vou to say that
this is the place Tor everybody going so
Charlevoix to get oil the g. r. Is r. road
SIX miles hv stage from here brings You 90
Bovine CITY where a steamer is waiting 70
carry passengers down Pine Lake-the
hsndsomest inland lake Sea Michigtn-to
the beautiful Chareyoix resort. The IEIE.
eRtn-HrnkrD IS the paper for us.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-13
a HEAVY FAILURE.
Large Sugar Importing Firm I'm New York
City Goes to the Wsn-Tbe Cause
Unexplained

Nrw YORK, July l2-J De Rivera * Co.
of ll7 Peari-st. this city, importers Of West
India products. principally sugar, assigned
today without preference TO Francis F.
Sargent The firm became embarrassed in
July, lssi by carrying over Si0oooo Of
sugar and hemp for customers who failed
o. keep up their margins. The creditors
granted twenty months extension and the
FUN amount with six per cent. in terest
was paid of br Nav 0i this
wear oaiv one representative Of
the frm was at the Office after the suspen-
sion eas announced today and be was un-
able to give away any Information A. 20 its
ca1se He stated that tie hfm bad been
carving a considerable amount 0f sugar
and BE- supposed the current decline in
prices had caused the trouble. Other firms
in fhe fraie vere of the opinion that iosses
on sugar bad le8 o. the assignments. and
the liabilities were estimated from sss9 on
o. $4,000. ~ !. De Rivera, 3r.
rnis-sng since Thu~s3sv iast The
his whereabouts His aged fsfher who
founded ere house a. gesrs ego. and after
nnsslnz p f.rfene retired i1sta ing his SON
a. PARTNER srr' rei fn fhs citr ioiaF from
Nhio 81 ar ierstpol that he has en3orsed
s-re ar1eact ~ RACER f9r hls su The
sfteT rs Is wears na sni r1nTer WIN
$50 rh rrr ~sfafar Haas. ore % tie
partners Sad toriehf laa car pe
Easf ear strfrrlfl Fna ease on NJ 'e
rrn ciss srgesrfn-r te hsrf f.Cn -
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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-13

destructive in the worlds history. The
first reports of the volcanic disturbance
came from Taranga. in the Auckland lake
district. The natives Of that village were
awakened one morning at > o'clock bv re
peated vivid flashes of lightning. which
continued at rapid intervals up TO a. m.
when tremendous earthquake Occurred.
followed quickly by others.
The earthquakes continued 20 follow one
another i'm quick succession up 70 a m ,
when a leaden-colored cloud was observed
advancing from the south. Speeding oui
until II covered the sky. While still mov
ing II burst with the sound of thunder and
shortly after showers Of fine dust began
falling For the first time in tradition The
extinct volcano of Ruapeha was awakened
into activity The entire country for q
distance of 120 miles long bv - in hreadih b
vas nothing bat mass of flame and bot
crumbinE soil which in places rose % ths
height Of 900 feet i, was capped az the
highest point by the Tekopha geyser. said
% have been one Of the grandesi 30 tue
world
The scene among the mountains r. terri
bly, grand Flashes 81 lightning. peais of
thunder and shocks of earthquake follow in
quick succession. The most violent dis
turb2nces were felt in the neighborhood of
Rotoura The vioieuces Of The earthquake
led the people 90 think the island had
blown up and would sink in the sea
The sensation experienced Is said 70 have
been bev0n1 description. After the first
earthquake the inhabitants rushed abOnf
frantcallv in an directions When the
second one was felf tbe entire country Wa
iii up hy the glare from the volcano which
had suddenly burst forth Ire scene va
as grand a. d was awfui A huge volum'
Of smoke. ilumiuei Vit1 fame. simul
! tane0us'v burst forth over the range 81
mountains sixty miles in length and above
the flames could be seen the balls ~ fire
presenting the appearance of mefeors
chasing one anoihe- along The sky.
one hundred ard twenty persons a7s
known % have io-f t8eir lives among
whom were several English residents Ths
loss Of cattle starved 30 death from the de-
struction Of pastures bv the Dust is vers
great and great distress exists throughout
Al the Auckland lake district A chief 81
Bsitorms was dug ouf alive sitter baVinl
heen b1red in ashes FOR lN4 hoars EVerg
effort was made 20 save she lives RI Others
bHt in most csses where bodies were found
they we're dead
telegraph frnnrfs received fr0m nparlF
aI points Ia NeV Iealsnd shaE fsaf earth
q8akes eeneIaif prevailed during the san'
period
Al the date Of fhe departure ~ tbe steannar
from Auckland fhe Veiesnees we're sfI
verg scfive ani fbe teurers rsiure ~ ihs h0
lakes vas increasing AZ s1on a. fhe nev'
n fhe fearfl. ocrsfren-e was receI Fesi 81
Auckland The gorrrnnserf agent nsa'
preparations to ~ 81 tlr relief n the s1f
fs-ers Wagons wsre chartered snl + -.
rffh provisions arI r.Gf tae
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-13
STABBED, DROWNED
Detroit's Usual Sunday Con-
tributi0n 10 the Calendar.
Pr IH HAgGIE NlsT8la5 fAH
3oodf Tub fitzs-raia sna isis Wicked
. -'Isfoi Prscfice of Suo-
day Evening - her
News


DuEou Mich SAILS Tie usaal san-
say murder occurred here yesterday meu-
iouea briefly oa our fbira page ia tbo Stale
neNs Iboma- lninn a hr.per in the
Michigan Stove Works vas stabbed Fatally
ia Jubeio's saloon hy Iaaaaas EaFersld.
a.iss bloody tab. o nassleas .aaea Iae
men qanrrole3 over fieal nem4rs ms3e
bg ininn shout game of poker d.ce Fu
serall escaped and up ta sx o'r.eek has
noi been captured
Al noon Yesterday Niss Naero Mantfose
tail. graceful. hroNu-eyci lassie. ~as
dr0wned near fhe mouth 81 ihe River
Rouge Miss Noutrose was q member 20
Toe Mikado' company playing az Brighton
Beach. She went olf Tor q sail elib fhree
companions and tle boat capsiaed
and although good ssimmer The lady
sank like lead. The sudden plunge The
choking water and her tight arparel lad
parais wed her efforts % save herself Miss
Van Ohlen. one ~ her companions also
Aent % the bottom af ihs frsI pianrr hat
came o. the surface and w4s graspea hf a
Young man named noane one ~ l1s
struggling men was also hanging fo naane
lac other Wa cIingue 10 thc upiauei
boat. Doane sustained ihe two lniil assist
ance arrived and toe party vas laudc8 az
lhe beach. lnpwmTiu dragging apparatus
was secured. snd within an hour ibe fio-
less body al poor Masg.e Monuose was ae-
ins wepi over bg circle oi sai-efel chorus
girls The body was taken D. Bhnkes
mofene. aud VIII be forwarded o. C8nneils-
vile. Pa where the family 90 Use daa girl
live.
Michael T. Parks. t.e colorod waiter who
shot and Killed "a "a johnson ai fhe De.
troit ciuh and eh ho is O. start Coz lania io
serve "A Ten years sentence. was n.aIriei cd =
'clock tnis afternoon lu the isi. ~ lelra
Clay. beautiful creole. The prslser vli
te bis wife as Gar AZ tle prlssa doors eifl
him,
Aoout O'Clock lasi n'ehi a young ca.-
lred uan nsmel Linn Bracs-1n wa. sspf
in tbe foot DF a German bee ahlse name is
unknown. Bracksous wound is . bad ane.
the bah being embedded in a bone
Willism Doiendorf the VosnE nan who
shot Gnstave Dan Juiy Nas today eKam-
med and bound over f5r uai on the iaih
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-13

10 was a good day for record breaking.
The association discountenances the pool
sellers
Friends of competing oarsmen yesterday
vere on hand in fall force
The Peninsulsr Club Ia. extended the
freedom OF their house 10 the visitors.
Il 5 2 csse of never spesk \. they pass by,
between the Farragut. and the sylvans
The Farrsgot crew, the Champion
Four, gave az exhibition a. the close Of
the day races.
Chns A Lewis, Of the Grand Ledge ew.
vas forced 70 des,t rowing in Yesterday s
race on account Of trouols With his stomach.
Commodore T. A. Weston va, praised
yesterday for the general attention he paid
the visiting oarsmen and supplied their
every want
Pool selling on yesterdays race. was
very light In the senior single scuils Cor
bert sold as choics for go. the field bringing
g. while n The junior f0ur-oar. Cenfen-
nisl sold a. SO for choice Geld bring
Ing s..
AZ q meeting If the directors Of the asso-
I citation yesterday Al The Morton. "a vas de-
/ cids1 ca suspend fhe ST. Joe club Of Fort
! Wayne the Nyandottes Of Wyand0ue.
/ Mich and he Aleris ~ Newark y. T.. for
/ non- payment of dges.
TIE grand siand affords the only com
/ p.sts view of the races from tho start % the
loish. The club house is very much
T crowd sn3 che view in Consequence largely
ohsfruried Tie beats start and finish
7 from n front ~ the grand stand aRd vis-
. itors will d7 well 60 s--nrs seats eariy snd
So every ching to he seen.
Ce-r sni s-au6lsh. ~ Tie Erc,isi0r.. De
f t-o'r fes ssrr--ei fhst they 80 not t0
+ m-et ths- o'a rivals. - Fsrr.gut senior
/ rsi- - Chicago. 80 vra-t.f from them
/ t.s cham oinnthir - fhe n ssiDri Valley
/ Association. - NoHne couple - wses-
sare Cegg wss iI az TIE unr snd feels
tsst frer ffe r-v Should have shown 1r
- rrrn hi-l chance nur he il ia con-.
a
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-13
n consolation STAKE.
some Victories by the Clsdstonlsus in
the English f-iecfions Yes
rerdaV

BosroN. July i2-E A. Perry. ~ The
Hrn8 staff. cables from London fhls even
ine. a. follows rhe GladsionHes have
won another consolation stake TODAY They
defeated Mr. Albert GRAY in tae Tsnoade
iivisiou Of Northumberland. eleciine Nr
" D. Beaumont in his pisae Mr GRAY
was especially obnoKious f5T be- r.-,s--
one of the whips 81 the Hauincfon Uaisa
lists and he was tho oui. Narhumber-
iandian who deserted ,ile Ministry ia tle
the home rule "a, "a last wear bv 3 major
iry of 23f2 BE 81 nov defeated hr
couniermaioriy of lZ1 though FRI
fhis contest he was supported bv some
$500 Tory votes that were east against hIm
Iasf wear Three fnurihs ol ine Liberal
voters cast Their balIois Ter SIR beaumont
Both 81 fhe Harrington WHIPS have been
given leave o. stav 81 BONE Nr Brand
dr. Gray Associate in flle Office was De-
feaied al Cariif last "Wednesday If must
pe said. hoeevef that Sd vas heeausc be
tried his Fortunes in q NEE ieId HAD IT,
come forward seaiR 81 stroud he vouid
have wo1 back his seat. faf his oid cDu-
-tifuencv tarned from Liberalism last fr-
day and elected = Conservative oy Foosne
majority
ln addition io carrying 1ionis sesf 81
IFuesiie The 0iatsionsiies haze reelected
ar McJames in the Hethau division
of Norhumher'sni and Mr. Th8ma- D.
Price in North Moumrntleh,rc Ihs fl1n.
serrauves have addict two names ie fha.f
ls Mr Joseph Howard g,e- back to
Nesfmnnittf from the fnfienhah vision
af Mi5iieser and Hon Murray Finrh-
Hafon. s brother of ihe far of Winfhes-
TER. b. reelected from fhe ~paId.ns diFisI0n
of Lincolnshire where hf again
defeated his oIi anfarrnlst. Hai-
ley stewart The Ifncolnshire constituency
b. very close enc and fhe eis1s,ouItas
were hopetui 0i carrying hnl Use Nhie sna
Tors combination was fo1 uuch Fire
hundred aud e|VhfY fvo elections hsvs hsssa
beard from ard fhe Tories sfiIl naainlain
clear majority ~ f9o Tire returns sfand
Torres ti4 Liberal nior.sfs Si ffia3sf1f.
tes 1872 hafiGnaIIsfs Ta Speaker Tee.
counts as Efeufra. on fte 8rsl onesHsr
TIE niDrl-fs hare 8 fnaiafitf ~ lel nrff
she combined tiia1sfgnItrs end Nafi1nsIir
refe Ihf Conservative hsve rIufaIifr
81 - over Size Ifhafe' 81 every pattern end
as sisted Shove clear lead a tve over al
the other parties end sab-1irisions cofr-
b1ed Efhty- eight esn nlfnanries have
stit g. rep1rf
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-13
Ma.h,nrion - g.

CuwaGo July i2-The fret event st
Washington Park today vas three quarter
mile dash far maiden two year-oiis. sun
beam won Allegheny second. Tuant third.
Time fi7t Second race seven far.oucs
selling race. W.rrentou ! Ga-an Green 3.
Nora e s. time llst Third race. L mile.
maiden aliowsnees. Won hy b.nnette jim
Guest p Buchanan ume -H iHs
aseax- Getaway rse0r8 of -1Il Fourth
4mUe selling race 1soae'ol Won.
re5 Weoev 2 Moonlight tme rs
fInh race nsils fr three year .is
Shsd8F son. fsa Iaolsanl ? LIsr9 ;. rims
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-13
FIVE CENTS

.a4qe. onif o. ras iae isu8 of iis anls pra-
iActlon aad iezye 81 laacr.iaHaC 81 oarreu-
aess. t1s l4rl nmbErf1 lukas furnish en-
.iay ymeni O. labor Ani aaIala' ana leacs
'le1 productive su' O. iaad lhe aaaalafian
aud sasl4la t1e iesus la after ge4rs AL.
though Aanaeiaua has oll eN inaabi
t4nis Aua BE- gel la Us iniaHes 4 has lst
iisllaci misunderstanding institutions The
Antrim lroa tomp4EY aua las extensive
-ule.ung WORKS aud lbe srtai oval IA I'D
'ish tumi4nF ruu 1F fle hau hrihens
are liial amans olI uanlia.i lIts
Aauceluna haas siafalif Lats.I fhf 81
aosfles which h ral ts &c a heatan
ioe W Iae IaIhesi aud a.asI euierous.ne
auoloras iu Michigan Ilt haak s. 8 a.ar-
sDln- aud eFeFa na1v fixes a. as business
sith ihe y ouaE haalntn Ilf Prs~eeat-
ins Attorney oi Anuiu D8unfF "a Hai-
~ ie-idfs left Auoiner aut ai s..l iao.-
eis aHl b mas1 norl ar aeII .rman is e 4.
osliets edo 81 uir iELBsRsa- aFkAlns
fafr'iu1 cIreSI Iandrnf Hil-lasts 1oI. Nill
e lt4ra ilom in politics same aas
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-13
DETROIT LEFT AGAIN
The Provisions for Her Public
Buildings Stricken Out
A a.fUGE FOR MORMON BONtN
no Gppropr alton tor Completing the
Washington Monument-The
Lincoln ana Grant
MOnument

Wk-Hi5ors July l2.-IAe sundry Civil
APPROPRIATED bin was reported 10 The SEN
ate ihi- evening The follow ng are among
the principal changes made in the House
bu by The Seuafe Committee for Public
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-13
A GRAND SPECTACLE
Terrible Earthquakes and Vol
oanic Eruptions.
HUNDREDS Of MILES Of FLlNs
a Score OF kess Zealand Villages De.
stroYed Large Number OF Per
sons K'll-d-A G. and ard
A~tui Scene.

sAN FEANezsco. CAL guIy l-.-rhe steam
er Alameda, which arrived here yesterday
from Australia. briggs particulars 90 ihs
fearfai voieanic erupuons in NeW Zealand
last month. aud which are among the most
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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-13

DEAR SIE-Me. the undersigned the
operators employed by ihe Western nion
Telegraph Company lu Omaha respectfully
inform YOU that said operators here demand
ilat thes oe pail exlra wages Tor al over
tune and that unless said demand j. COM
Piled with 90 or before p O'Clock noon.
Juis IS said operators vii refuse 10 longer
continue in employ Of said company. This
action IS taken Niih sanction oi and Ia con
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-13
STRIKING OPERATORS.
" estern uioB Aen 81 Omaha, o. sdeu 4nd
so Fr4ncisoo DeEuaud Extrs
Pay ter Osertitae.

oNaaA. Aeb. July i2--At otloek 4. this
afternoon a committee cf foar appointed
oy majority oi The telegraph empioyes of
the Western Z nion Telegraph CompsnF u
this city. waited on Superintendent j. J
Dickey and presented Tie following de-
maud
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-13

Corbsrt Of Chicago Beats the
Record.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-13

The Crowd and the Races az
Reed S Lake Yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-13

The Nineteenth Annual Regat-
ta 0s the n " a. p a