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The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-08-07
Bitten by a Rat.

NATION, ILL.,, July 3O-Joseph Lindsey,
a fourteen-year-oldb boy, while taking rat
from a trap, was bitten twice on the arm.
His life is despaired Of
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-08-07
Aued Lady browns Herself.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 1.-Mrs. Margaret
Schroeder suicided at Haubstadt, Ind, bv
drowning in a cistern She was seyent.
wears old
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-08-07
A Dead Anarchist,

ERIE, July 30.-The dead body of man
supposed to be Schnaubelt, who threw the
bomb at the Chicago Haymarket riot, has
been found in the bay here.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-08-07
Experimen ed With Revolver.

NATION, ILL, July S0.-Jack Brading
was experimenting with a new revolver,
when it went off, giving him fatal wound
in the side
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-08-07
Guarding tn Tr ,sury.

WASHINGTON, July So-T'e President to.
day vetoed the bill provid ng for the cree.
tlon OF q public building at Springfield,
Missouri
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-08-07
Church Wrecked by Dynamite.

ST. CLAIR, Pa, Aug. 1.-Dynamite was
placed under the Baptist church and ex-
ploded, completely wrecking the building.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-08-07
Prof 8 at Sinu S no Prison.

sIxe SING, n. Y. Aug. 1.-The prohts of
Sing Sing Prison for the month of Jun
were Ss,000g7.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-08-07
Removal of Chr Justice chase's Remains.

WASHINGTON, July 9-The removal Of
the remains of Chief Justice Chase to Gin
cinnati will not be made until September
OF October,
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-08-07
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

General intelligence Aboat Railway Peo-
pie and Matters.

pie and Matters.
General Agent Bromley. Of tn, l. s & NJ .
5, was in the city yesterday.
VIM Parry. The former Presisent OF the
Richmond orancn Of the @. K & j was IA
the city yesterday.
A. b Covey, station agent Of the c & W.
NJ. at WOodgiiie, had his foot badly crushed
while he was engaged in switching cars
yesterday morning.
The shipments OF fruit along the c. a w.
NJ continue extensive eighteen car loads
being shipped on sunday night, eleven com
ing from Fennvliie alone.
J. II. Chapmsn has 5sen male ent of
the c. q w. NJ. At LtCrosse vice J 1gs.is.
who takes the place formerly occupied by
{. II. Russell a. Shelby. resigned
A number of railway Off aais aceomosn-
led the Knights a. far a. New Baiialo sun
day, and returned in special train, resca-
ing home at O'Clock yesterday morning.
A special train, c0mp)sed of two pa sen
ger and one baggage coach brough the
Battle Creek Aiveniisis yesterday IN lrnins
TO this city. They came via the q. r &
A terrible rain and wind storm swept over
the south western part of the State Saturday
night Trees we're blown scrOs. the q. 4 "
NJ track and coaches were struck aud
scratched by them. Between Hartford and
- Joseph the worst destruction was
wrought.
The G. r. < ]. has instructed its agents 70
sell tickets for one AID one third fare from
all points between Big Rs.ids aud Cafiilsc
inclusive 10 Reed City between sept. - and
Oct. p for the purpose OF attending the
Osceola County Fair. Ia be held At that time
at Evart The return limit is Dc.. 3.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
A REVOLT IN SPAIN
An Outbreak Among the Mill
tary at Madrid.
A VIGOROUS DYNAMO FOR 4 RIPUBLlC.
Intense Excitement Al the Spanish
Capital The insurgents Promptly
Ossrpo~ersd bs he RoYslsst
Troops.

MApElB sept 20 Last night an Ia
fantry regiment reyoited ard nrake
down Tie partition wall ShicA setaraied
them from. the two cavalry resinls,s.ls. vhom
they joined The infantry and cavalry
fIaternlzed And. ~iihstanding the
eiiorls 81 the feEmenial ofaoers 10
prevent a spread ~ The nesoit SO
men aeckmped Three 81 the 0l1orfs wegs
severely wounded. AZ sosn a. tbe sol08eTs
resched tie street tuey divided into txo
p2rlies aud marching - ihe Prado. here
there were 2 GO trools qu4rierca and TOE
other making It's ssy through tbe centre
~ The clty, shouting l.sns i've The Re
public. The streets we're Quickly
rouPed with excited peo.Ile. and Al ths
theatres there sAs enormuDs ekcIismcnt
watch ln some cases almost amounted -
pSaic fne insurgents SOON foun1 tbtir
way 10 tne cocks and other BARRACKS. upon
Which they Immediately opened tire. bul la
each case they were repaisea. They then
- i1ed The southern railway station. which
they held until the arrival Of a
body Of 10, aiisl lro0ps To these they Of
fered ittie OF no RESISTANCE their appearance
causing regular stampede most oi the IN
surseuls escaping intc the country Gen.
fayia. In command ~ The i0yalist troops,
pursued the insurgents aud saooee.sed IA
killing one rebei officer.
During The outbreak The reheis shot Gen.
Nelarde. who refused TO join them. aud
MORALLY w0undei Count Mir0soi A cob
0Del # artillery was ais0 kilied Forty Of
the insurgents reached Aicaaa 0e Henares
II miles from here. but we're nnAily over
taken aud captured
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21


The Bulgarian government, Il il stated.
intends 10 resign.
The Socialists held another large meeting
al Cooper Institute. New YORK. last night
The Crown Prince Freoerick William and
hiz son Prince Wiiiam w,re rcsived with
great enthusiasm al Meiz Yesterday.
The Turkish government proposes 10
mobilize forty thousano u1en aud place
them on The road from SAionica 10 Jsnsk.
II is now thought the defsic.flsn 81 ~.
T. Gould. OF Portland. Ne. viii amount 70
Sl450yV IL ls said be began embezEing
ten years ago.
w. Dnnham was re-nominased Cor
Congress yesterday by he r publicans IN
The First Illinois dIstuct on tle one hun
dred and twenty third ballot
Consul DuiIos. OF Havre has made
lengthy report 10 The Department % state
d The eflect tnat all eilort 10 bsve France
repeal the edici against American pork .
useless.
Nrs John II. Smith. wife of prominent
contractor 81 Toledo. jumped into q cislrrn
At her residence last night with sulcidai IN
tent. but wss rescued wben almost dead by
her husband.
The convention Of nataralists nov in ses-
sion ia Berlin has commissioned Herr Butt
ner 10 compile lekicOu II t0s fierr lsr-
guage. the lirst language used by the natives
OF South Afrca
The master builders lockout al Albany
Affects about 900 artisans. The movement
il Que to the refusal II tbe Protective Asso-
ci4iion % remove certain boyc0tis a The -
quest % toe builders
Secretary Manning Jeff Buffalo Cor Al.
banx tonight afsd sill meet The presldtuf
-
been offered Tho Austrian mission aud
should hot aceept il if offered
The ~e mill u A. Chesbrough 4 60 ct
the mouth Of The sshqasmenon River.
Hhinhsh Bay. Lake saDerior. burned
SUNDAY morning l,oss 80 vN. Insurance.
So oe5 The mill VII b. febuili.
seven hundred men are "a strike Tor 70
per cent advance IN wage a. seville. 1cbo-
feld a Son A 20 wo5ien mills - Mana
vuuk Pa The hrm refuse o. trest vitb
tbe strikers through the X 81 Z.
Newton Beers opened last night 81 the
Windsor Ibeafre. New 10fk. with be
I.ost ia London Company Ttis - the
Grsi appearance IN New Nfirk II this West.
ern siar He Wa warmly received by
large sudience.
One hundred and fly lrishmsn march
Ing in Belfssi yesterday noon were atineked
~ Carrscs hill A r0x ensaea.
and a number were wounded. fEere
vss fiotinc isst night and q nufDber q
bsiiGings Were wrecked.
I.nore. Cal. dispatch saTs g 8 Hstss
editor 81 The 9rrr~ Tidings. wes Shot and
INSTANTLY killed last night bg some M
knoau person. While sifiiHr IS tte SIDE -
bis fsncee In The house - DR. I,efeisot.
Another s8auirer II ~ hare hethroibed
has beer arresied 0n suspicion.
Tie telephone oase came up 81 CincinnsG
re.teriag Judge Iturmau oT@ned tbs
case fer the Government su1 y A. Baffi-
son. ~ C0Iunibut Tor fhe Beil C1muang
3farr0u. - R1s'on. then made
str0ne srgomeni jo7 the people The grps-
sg4scs la the osse zil - made hF JeH
ChsfiIsr. 81 Wa.ningion
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

Ons Baadrad rhoassod >taEsinE Families
Tue Truth Oais Farfis Ioid

the Traih Oais Fsrfss Told.
BUaALe. sepf - -fss john Brown, q
Presbyterian e.erss mau " Albany, Texas,
Is ia the city IN The Interest 8f 100 0Jo siars-
ing amilies. representing haI million
people wA0. be says are starving in The
df0uth stricken iisiEicfso II NoFiANesl Texas.
Appeals were made bg him Yesterday in
dlheIent cluEches SIR Brown SAYS that
tie suffering aud distress calsed ov The
uTOufb. which has ex ed far thr past az cen
months. was even greater lhan al Charles
ton. but tie railroad authorities Nno o~ncG
lands which iney wanted 10 sell 20 settlers
conspired 20 husl lp the real condition 0f
the people, lest II should interfere With I'M
igraii0n. Thousands ~ FAMILIES had not
eaten meat this summer and water is being
carried thirty miles Tor household use. The
object Of his mission, he avs, Is 10 procure
10000 bushels of seed wheat, but, owing 10
the Charleston disaster, he had thus far only
received tens, where Other wise be might
have obtained thousands of dollars. The
task Was greater than the people OF Texas
could perform, and ~ the name OF human
ity. mercy and charity, he appealed 10 the
chraitatie people 10 help the starving mui'
tiludfs
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

exhibiting il the space hear Carriage Hall.
between tae gate and grand stand very
lue line 81 monuments sn1 ssaflarY Nlich
= worth sug ere while 90 examine. The
aitas ai lle eom F4ng = al ~ MateIloo-st
Eagle H1fel block Tie exhibit Is under
the uzlas senlenl u Mr ii " Grseu.
q. H. Andrew a Co
This frm IS making aud VI Tie finest dis
play. gf baking pJSuers ever seen ln Mich
gan liz j. located lu Manufacturer Hall
aul i cue ~ tle most complete that has
gel been sl0Sn in Western Michigan The
committee of ladies' lich is Authorized 10
award the premium 0n the CAKES OF q T..
Andrews s. Co. ae requested % meet a.
Manataciarer Hail on tie taiF Grounds
"Wednesday. 81 30 O cloez d. ia
"A Elegant Machine.
The Light Running Domestic The
Star that leads them all The Domestic
sewing Machine COMPANY represented by
Il J. W Campman. 0i - Aenroe-5l. has a
grand display to- the northeast corner Of the
north siux 0f Arl Hall The exhibit must
be- seen 10 be appreciated and no visitor - a
leave the gr9unGs Eitn0uf being convinced
that tbe Domestic Is long-felt want
The A. Is Chase Company
The A. b Chase Company. Manufactur-
ers of pianos and organs Norwalk ONO
have a dne exhibit A. the south west corner
a. The center II Art Hall. Of their grand gp-
right pianos Mr. : r smith agent for The
manufacturer. will 0e ia attendance during
the Fair.
Only % Gents.
epr0prie,ors Of The SJ-Cent store" have
not forgotten the Fair. and have made az
elegant splay al the central north west cor
ner OF Art Hall
Noigt. uerpoisheim<r ! Co.
All those who visit the Fair this week
should pay particular artsusiJn 20 the grand
display made by the above named firm- In
the northeast cofnsr of the east wing Of Art
hail is a grand exhibition of carpets, dry
goods, cioaks aud fancy goods
The Sohmor.
For the first time in thirteen years Mr.
Paul " Friedrich. No. "A MonrOe-st. Is
not exhibiting his line Of excellent pianos
and organs 81 The fair, and therefore will
give daily concerts al his store, where the
excellent qualities Of the Steinway and
S0hmer pianos can be examined. Visitors
10 the fair are especially invited TO call al
No. "a Monroe.st
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

Chippy H,rris who is vel knozn a. a
pretty tough customer from the Saginaw
Valley. was arrested on the corner Of Pear
and Csnai-sis last evening for being drunk
sid 4 sofds sfis an using abusive language
VI e. rear police hesdqusrfers he iav down
and bad to b. carries When he arrived =;
hesdansr'ers he insisted on abusing eve-r
one unai he was choked of He bad lust
ben released Yesterday morning tbippy
comes - the CITY quite often aud alwst e
paints the foun for al be is w0ri unFii the
police pui sop 20 bic hiisrv 70 hsd
inst five ce1ts Jeff wi'h q sp3ol of thread
and pug of iotaco0
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
Ma moNTeom ssYs sUREAU
A statement II sb@ Operations II she Pai
80 nfH..s- a. hlni In M. Nnrk

a statement II the Operations II she Pat
ent once f5r hind IN 80 Work.
WksHIveroS. Sept. - A statement has
been prepared st the Patent oifce showing
the operations Of that bursau for The fiscal
year ended Juns 81. iss6 During the year
me7s applications for patents. desiz izns,
trademarks ard labels we're receiTe< s. .6H7
of these applications we're for ne- patent.
alone. 81 toT designs snd i6s for reissue Of
psfents ~ertv-four thousand one hun-
drei and thirty four patents and designs
rsre issred darinz thr vear The rsceipf.
~ ste ofire ware A. 50 is7. ret sxpendi-
tErss 500 24e surplus t2l3 sis From
3srsdnclutesi t8 the statement it see-n> tie
aafre hss ran behiod in ifs ~ork during the
rs-r vssr ON J1l7 l. l.s6. there xrre
s7lZ snp.icaG1n- swairug scfion b. the
cfire a. 81 5 -<i On Igig l. issj.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
A Daring Kobbsrf.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Sept 20 O-One Of the
bOldest robberies that ever occurred in the
country was committed yesterday morning
at the residence of Mrs. George Harding,
near Caulheld. while the family was attend
ing church. which was in sight of the resi-
dence. Thieves entered the house, blew
open a safe aud secured $500 in money
After taking possession OF the siiverware
aud some clothing they left. Upon the rob-
berry being discovered a posse started in
pursuit but as yet no arrests have been
made
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
,Twas Not for NIatrimony.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20-The published re
port that Secretary Lamar disappeared rath
has gone awav to get married is stOutly de
MED by officials at the Interior Department
Assistant Secretary Muldrow says that he
as we'll as the other principal officials, were
well aware Of the Secretary's intended de
parture and knew where he was going H'
went away, they say nov. as they said then
and as IL was published in these dispatches
at that time, to get some rest aud incident
ally % prepare the address which he is e
deliver at Charleston ucx5 Novem Der'on Ia,
occasion of the unyeiling of the monument
to John &. Calhoun.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

There vii b. great rush TO secure seeis
for Booths Hsmiei this morning At
mids 'gbt last night tie ball adjoining ihe
ticket ofiiee Al Porers gss bali faii ~ boss
and Young men. some - whom bad been
there s.nce s O'Clock last night. IbeE 70
naiBed a8 night ia order - be on hand iDr
the giving ouf of numbers. which begins a.
clock fbis morning Some - tbem car-
risd ianch vhieh tbey ste without leaTing
fhesr position IN the ranks Several spirited
disputes ss % preeedence ocenrrea. ~ 81 ~
which uere settled by arbitration. bal 10
one csee the inaaerce n "a rsluisn wss
required r. qnief the disturbance
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

DETRoIr. Mich. Sept. 20-W. O. Bellair.
who was stabbed in the back by an un-
known man in the Campus Martius early
yesterday morning because he refused to
give him t. cents. thinks that he cOnld
readily identify the fellow Beilair was on
his way 20 the river to catch barge bound
for Wallaceburg when the fellow stopped
him and msde a begging request for The
money. The first he knew he was cut was
when be felt the blood running down his
hack after the stranger had disappeared
down I'M the direction Of the market. The
knife penetrated the muscles of the hack
over three inches. Dr. Wyman dressed the
wound
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

How Young Couple Influenced Justl
westfsll 60 Keep secret

How a Young Couple Influenced Justice
westfsll 90 Keep secret.
A young gentleman and lady, aged about
IS years. yesterday called at Fred J. Daily :
Grand Cafe and inquired for the Office Of
Justice Westfall on being informed Of The
location they started thither. followed by
about twenty printers and others. some ri
whom followed them into the iusfic -
Office. The pseiiminaries were settled and
the marriags ceremony was duly solemn
lied. bat before leaving the couple made the
Judge sole.nnly promise Bot 30 divuige
their nsnes q the newspaper reporters
Just before leaving the lady aided. III | see
it in the papers tomorrow morning ] viii
come up here and thrash you. From
other souroes n was learned thsi The lady
was Mrs Nsraa Lengsfreet. who was re-
Gently divorced from her husband
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
The Racing Yachts.

NEWPORT r Sept 20-The May flower and
Gala;ea left this morning for Marblehead,
where they will await heavy wind for the
race to Cape Cod. The MavHower passed
West Island six miles ahead Of the Gslatea
having had over an hours start The lat
ter bad two iibs. a top sail and full main
sail set. The Stranger and Thetis started
TINS morning on q race TO Marblehesd for
$500, the Stranger heading about a mile
from Brent0n' reef light ship.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

u. sacse'f. ef The Wonderlsnd lssi last
night f8r Chicago accompanied hy "
Wod. the architect 0ho vii p-oe-sd -
Minneapolis 50 lsy plans ~ saekert 4
Wfeeins' rex theatre fhe-e. thence ~
kests4s Cifr ~ erect smother one. NJ.
Saekrtf ssi8 Peorie hsrdly ree zs rqw
ensckir 80 have erected the theatre here
Il sing as ws 5ld on kozasf ~ s13 opening
ina res fhesfre OF Ssrt ~ ilus coFH
n'efiag u in the sha4t sface ~ ore ntafth
\ Feaf ~hiea 70 o. her tiestre n IRE iEited
1rsfss can h1esf -
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

PHfLADElrHIA. Sept. - Austin CoTbin
arrived from New York today, and after a
short consultation with Mr. Drexei and
some other Reaiing magnaies he made
formal De larsiion If his intention 20 be-
come citizen ~ Pennsylvania TINS re
moving the only obstacle ~ bis acceptance
of the Presidency Of the Reading railroad
company lie giil return 10 New York for
q feT DAYS when he viii return and assume
The duties II the Presidency.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
GLADSTONE ar WESTMINSTER
Given an Enthusiastic Welcome on His Re
turn To the Commons.


turn 10 the Commons.
LONDON. Sept 2O-The appearance Of Mr..
Gladstone at Westminster today was the
signal for an ovation both inside and out
side the House Of Commons. As he en-
tered the hall Of the House and made his
way 10 bis seat. he was greeted with cheer
after cheer. many Liberal Unionists joining
in the tribute of respect 10 the ex-Primier.
lie is in robust health and fne
spirits In the House Of Commons
Lord Randolph Churchill announced
that the Government would. at the next
session of Parliament. introduce bill -
facilitate the transfer Of land. Sir Michsel
Hicks Beach Cnief Secretary for Ireland.
said that since June - one thousand fam
lilies hsd been evicted in Ireland for non
pay ment Of rent $50 Of whom bad been re-
admitted TO their holdings as care-takers.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
MsAeHeR ANo Tre RsPoRrEss
Another Lively IIit Between the Lswssr
and the Ire-s tang.

HALIFAX. Sept 2o.-ln tie hearing Of The
Schooner Adams seizare case today Mr.
Meagher counsel for the United stales
created another scene ty pressing his de
mand for the exclusion of reporters A
CirDsiclc reporter Who was sghp,fned a. q
witness, vas ordered by the cou1 10 with
draw. De refused and the Cour called in
the Sherh who escorted the reporter 0at.
The Court refused a second ocmaud
of Mr. Aeagbers 10 exclude another r.
porter, il having been found that the sheriff
was not the uroPer officer 10 be called on
by an Admiralty Court. on learning this
the csr0aiclc reporter came back into court
aud Was not intrrfered elih again. he may
bring suit against the sheriff for DAMAGES.
Afier hearing further testimony the Court
adjourned indefinitely pending dtcisiOn ~
the Chief Justice al a. application 10 take
testimony in the United States by commis-
sion.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

w T Phe.ps. 81 old Teiersr ~as d.s-
charged from ths soldiers Hosos yesterday
ans gives 6ckef - Transportation -
Hea9bfDD. Tg.er Fenibssls Contrary 70
IRE nefcs iss8e5 ~ fhe aHsls - he
Home lasf week ht sri5 TIE pass r. q efet
.felr,rr scd $50 arrested ~ 8 charge ~
fsis. treieoses. he w.a ~ tra8Kft before
5a3es $50 pes fhis rerriag ~ susse7 -
shss oss - be raeat sI'ecei eiiences
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

West Point Cadsts severely Punished for
Beiug Engaged I'm Rash.

Beiug Engaged I'm Rash.
WEsT PoINr. y. y. Sept. 2O.-The sen
ience Of the thirty odd cadets Who engaged
in The rush" on the 2sfh OF August, has
been mad. public. Il Is a general depriva-
the xrsdu,tiea of the first class men for
some week. and walking extras. that j.,
marching up and down = certain space for
30 many hours every Saturday. for ten
weeks The cadet officers who we're court
usFtiaieI FOR iis0bed .ence Of orders have
bad tho decision IN their cases forwarded
to Washington. This mesns a heavy sen
terce. probably dismissal as ordinary pun
isbmsuf can be inflicted ~ith0ut auihOnty
from the War Department. The general
belief among officers IL that the President
viii mitigate .be sentence
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

BenStFy. SEPT a-Na-Se E3ze~son.
uni.r ~apse Charge The psaent 4cCsrty
~ .cs.dei to death IL nstn = tie Fiat
o1sn fnssre &seiar. cisics thst sorne -
ssier We - - srtr f-a1 ttp psflent
ears se~ uewe1s f'r Eaen he leT the
xssr xas terrfi
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

wHH1SeroS, sept 2o-Mr. Sedgsick hsd
a long conference with Secretary Bayard
this afternoon respecting bis mission 10
Mexico Mr sedzsick viii a. onos beg n
the preparation of bis report which. Wh n
canrlefeG will be submitted In The
nlesnfins the seeretsrV ssvs fhere r no in
formation 70 ~ gwen outsoout fhe subject.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21
IN HOG S GNo vlNcEs.
The knights in >. Louis-our own Com
Inandery rhe crowd Tremendous.

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ST L0UIs, Sept % De Molai Command
cry, Of Grand Rapids, arrived here safe with
out delay al noon today Men and horses
are in good condition. Nearly all the
Knights have arrived and the city is il
Illuminated tonight for the first time IN honor
Of the visiting Knights The crowd is ire
mendous, exceeding all expectations. The
grand parade takes place tomorrow at 10
m when 40 geo men will be in line
Sol Smith Russell opened at the Olympic
theatre in his new comedy Pa, which
made a tremendous hit vast audience
filled the large theatre The decoration IN
front of the O.ytnpic theatre is one of the
sights of the city.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-21

tss.at.tt fa Yea rf-s-aNs-t-sN-e.
WoonvrLLE Sept 2o-Tbo shelves 10 the
compsny store at this place broke down
TIE other day. An old lady was half buried
under the debris and one clerk jumped out
irst 10 time to save his neck Super
infeDdeut Wright sav. IL was an earthquake
hut some of Us think 10 VAS the high prices
on the dry goods that caused the misbap.