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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-11
CONEY isOaNO RACES.
A Large Crowd ana Great Enthusiasm-
rroubad"ur WINS the subur-
ban Handicap.

NEw NoRK, june 10 The opening day
races of the Coney Island Jockey Club al
sheepshead Bay attracted an immense
crowd. The great event. the surban handi-
cap was run amid the most extraordinary
enthusiasm and excitement and when
Tr0uesd0ur passed The post there were
cheers from fully 900 ihroats FIRST
race for all ages FIVE fuflongs Aiicinors
won; Refrain second. fieich Tay-
lur third Time. lo4t Eleven ran
second race. three-year- ami up. mie
aud iuil0ng, Pegasus won. Pencles second.
Jac0bus fhiri, time, 2u2t SIX ran. Third
race. The Foam stakes f0r two year oids.
FIVE fgTiongs fremont won easily. Queen
Elizabeth second. ouoco third. time. l-o4i
Tire other starters We're Na. Goodwin King
dom. Ror Oar. Alanc, Drake. Bob-o-llnk.
and Nil pesperandum. Fourth race The
suburban handicap. sweepstakes 800 each
vita so added one mile and Quartet.
The starters and betting Eere Lizzie DWyer
3 to J. Ir0ubad0ur 4 20 j. Joe Cotton t0 I
Favor % I Ban Fox 20 90 /. Barnum ~
to T. sarsnao, Charity and Springfield is %
l. Richmond and koysi Arch
I'D o. J. Unrest Iiimsiv and
Maumee - 20 j. G0sno. florenoe.
Fonz9 Batil-r and Amalsam forty Go ore.
MARYLAND hNv CD oue. Delaware cne
hundred - 0ne Afier saf a dozen break
aEsvs the Gag fell to - splendid start
Bsitie. Saranac, Troubsd0ur and Charity 81
once went 60 the Front A. The STAND
Troubado1r showed q little iI advance and
be was never beaded The borses ran in
rather sfr1cEi ~ style up o. The BEGINNING
of ihe last haf when there uss EenefaI
closing up. ~arscac Richmond and
iimsly fronting for second place
I-oub8dour Uon semeUhsf easily. R.ch-
uoud ess second and ~arauaf third ciuse
Dp The Cfhs-s csme in naiehes rrae
21z ffh race. selling race seven fur-
longs la.efeI1 1on Isle o. second Hntk
ard kFe. tani time 1919 -Eth rBoe. the
Green c-ass s|ases foT three seaf-0lds one
lnspefor B second. Walter 81 third
time 5-
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-11
FIVE CENTS
= IsssiF,c EXPLOSION.
fias Isnisioa 80 ssas la : Mlns C4as.s .
shoek t.ks a. f-srlis4ss4Ss .aa
hses -kF.el tfa4llsse

MllKasaaAsE ia. g-ae ia lefn6e
eAYltsi.'n 81 e4s aeearred al fhe AineraI
4Flug calllar3 lf tas Leaist Nal.os Caai
Campans, a. Parsons. las. evening Ine
sh..ca oaelriea Sc 5sa ana saos,s llle v1sie
place lac a. earthquake fesple sluDe
un el4-rs ia lheI holses aers raokcd
o. and fro TIE plaster ga ll.s uAil.
h many Of Tie bolsss Las 49,
broken. and lu uuDensas 0a.ss
isies ~ glass have neen shattered f.1a
- ine eniIiotes ln lhe niue escaped dsaIn
AZ iAuuEi. os tft tlfl ui bar. Al ahaai s
% ,ipcA tAry gaN aofE The last 81 ihr
inrA lad scarcely turnrd aaag lram ine
aiueiA ~ ihs slope Wilsu ihr eKul.sian ,lf.
t4fiel BLAST saai ~ tte piale ft.Ie
one hundred wards ifam SIZE
aisn-nE a1a sf.4iiefsA lha .tu4H
ii'f-ss there sfandinE. ia Also ttre
Nlns tTou iAe fsD stlch sioaa nsaT la
Nin te lnp.sssihls c. e1ler tte ns.1e f..r
sesrfai days li is oniF nsraain ihal srsai
dalia-e has bern done Ihi. A arulne The
i-atfsi hun miners Were nol f.erl8.iileA a.
- lneiae. ~ ihe ~haie mine N6s faded allh
s-s from Tie Mineral Syringe
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-11
HE OHIO DEMOCRATS.
The state COMMITTEES Decide % Hold the
Convention ~ Toieda
August Is

CoLUNBus q. June lo-Ihe state Demo
cratic Central Committee met here today
with twenty of the tweniy-one districts
represented. Hon 0eorps l. Converse was
called oui and hs said that there wtrs only
two questions 20 be decided by this meeting.
and ibey were az - The time and place 81
holding the contention The sfloaksf
thought that the lfsf thing 60 d0 ass %
hold ar early cnuvenuon and in the city If
Columbus Col ~. y Armstrong made an
eloquent appeal Ca The Democrats o. have
ara early convention and hold the same ID
D.cseianc Mayor Forbes said Ioleio sas
ihe place 10 hold the convention. and thar
al expenses ~ the committee would be
taken care ~ hy the local c.,muHfies ttf thsi
city Senator Dodd also made a strong
speech iu favor of Toledo
Al f-3l p m. the committee went o. hai-
loting and on the ninth ballot Toledo cap
iured the piize getting u 81 ths ~ votes
The time fixed j. August Is
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-11
oRlven oUI or Town
Once KssP~ci.a Clsia-n Forcea a. Leave
Irving Psrk on Account ~
Indso-nt Conaact

ChioAeo. June lo-The citizens of Irving
PARK. a suhuro ol Chicago. hsld q meeting
last night 20 take action upon Jhe case oi q.
A Colby, q once respected citizen of The
village Rumors had been Ia circulation
70 tie efieci thai Colby had been "a the
habit of eDticiug hille girls 10 hi- place and
there tfeanng them in vile manner
Colby was compelled O. Efi oui uf he.i
aud appear before TIE IaeeunE He made
no eio1 % eAouerafe himself ffam Tie
charges Many insisted that Colby should
be iarfed and feathered. bli oalnef counsel
prevailed, and be was PLACED in the oeuier
% committee. faafvhe1 Qua of town. and
warned never D. return When lasI seen
he was sobblug loudly Colbs is 80 weals
Of age and originally came from Nassachu-
sells. where he 0as part owner in = b,i
mandatory. HIS wife and grown up son
are deeply affected by the occurrence.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-11

He Leaves Montreal for Trip - Europe
He Hss Nothing 60 ~ss Now nut
NAV Tslk when Sc Returns

NV YoHg June l0-A Montreal special
TO the Foa Saws that Billy Molouey and his
family ieii Montreal for Quebec fhis morn
ins and vill sail for Europe tom0rroe on
the steamer Sardinia. ln 81 infergieW viih
The correspondent Molouey ssid Z shall
be- back here in September 81 only fof
lhe sake of my viie. vhose health Requires
= change ol ar ] shall risi Enfiana.
France snd Germany De- reply to cues
uons wbefter BE- bad ary deuiai fo make
regarding stories in New l0rs papers 30
said may have something lo sag when
] return bUf nof u0v t. friend hf De-
reported to have sai8 fhef vt.lf he usf have
Known ~ she dea. ihaf eaf going efi. he
never hau1ied ~ cti q cent ff fhf ff1pale
nor did keenau recaire anr A. 81 Eaur
ser and DUiecev he refused ~ ansvss any
luesft0nf
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-11
ISLANDS FOs sale.
R-PoT; thst Earopsan Syndicate H.
About 60 Buy King k.laksuA's y
Domains Tor $40 600 600

San FEAScisoo. June lo-A statement
published thi- morning rcyiVes the rgmor
Of the proposed sale of the Hawaiian lsiaads
10 . syndicate ~ European capitalists for
Sio0oeo. A hill wa recently introduced
hy ,he Hawaiian government authorizing
lo8n OF S2o0ooo 10 Is stated that number
Of native Legislators are ready vlfh an
Mr. Hoffman. agent for tbe imuiiErafius 81
that a syndicate oi turonean capifaiIsfs are
ready 10 furnish the money lf ihis were
consummatea. 90 Wnuii Yirus lf mean fhc
sale 0f the Islands. ss fhe amount could
never b. repaid hY the Hswaiisn govern
ment j is stated ihn tbe kinF 81 not
averso 90 the proposition o. bong a. he
secured the greater part oi toe m0aeg
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-11

GrorcFsrrR Nass 1sae DO - The
schooner Nrumrus built 81 Noank Conn
for the United States Fish Conuiission. ~
rirei here today She b. fued vita q sell
- ihai ive hsh may be- broueist home and
viii g on crsise io fhe Grand Banks after
hsiDut. A. Effort Vii bf made to nr1ps
eefe fhe ssrne bF means ri arfIteia hatch
ira. fhe hrs ~ ihe EIn6 ever attempted
The vessel is fffei ufh 81 fbf modern
app. isnees A star ~ seIenasfs vIf Ta on
tnf VeFage and other ssleniiif feseaflIies
VfH ~ carried on uuder the direffi1r oi
Pref Baird
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-11

DUBLIN, June 10 The funeral of Thomas
Gallagher who was shot dead during the
rioting al Lurgsn on Tuesday, took place
today. The procession was large one aud
the hearse was protected by 100 troops ana
poo police A mob of Catholics ieered al
the procession and threatened 10 stop the
hearse The police charged upon them snd
dr0~e them awav. Beyond few broken
heads no one was injured.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-11


WASHINGTON, June l0.-The Chair laid
before the Senate a message from the
President endorsing bill from the Secre-
tary of State relating to the distribution OF
the fuhd for the reliefof the owners, officers
and chew of the brig General Armstrong.
The message was referred.
After routine morning business Mr.. Beck
called up his bill prohibiting members OF
Congress from accepting retainers or en-
plOyment as attorneys from railroad
companies receiving land grants. Mr. Beck
asked its immediate consideration Mr.
Edmunds moved It's reference 10 the Com
mt.le on judiciary. The motion was lost
2l 10 81 Tue bill then came to a vote and
was passed without reference TO a committee
by vote Of 81 10 IL. This is very unusual
proceeding
u Miller in the course Of some re
marks, referred 10 the ravages of the rice
birds. which. he said caused a loss equal 10
3 per acre OF ali the rice crop Of the United
States. The ravages of the English spar
row, he added. were very much worse than
those of rice birds and amounted to many
millions OF dollars a year. The sparrows
were rapidly on the increase. IL was be-
lieved by the OrnitholOgical Association Of
the | niied States that steps should be taken
10 exterminate these sparrOws.
Mr. George spoke a good work for the
Wumen's Silk Culture Association OF the
United States, composed, be said, of ladies
of high socIsl position, who We're endeavor-
ing To develop a branch Of industry well
adapted for women.
Mr. Dolph moved an amendment reported
from the Committee on Public Lands, ap-
propriating s. 600 to aid in the reclamation
of the arid region in Washington Territory
by the sinking of artesian wells
At > p. m, on motion of Mr.. Call, went
into executive session. At 800 doors were
re opened, and the Senate adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-11

LoSDoS, June Everything is IN readi-
ness for the new elections. which will begin
Immediately upon the expiration Of the in
terval required by law after the dissolution
of Parliament. The Conservative and the
Liberal Inionists will mutually support
one another as circumstances may require,
bat II is probable THAI the Chamberiainiies
and Wings will prevent rival candidates in
certain districts
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-11

CORK. June 16-The Protestant Home
Rule Association Of this city met today and
formed committee TO CO operate with
similar comm tiees in Dublin and Belfast
10 support the Parnelliies candidates. The
association Viii Lot admit Catholics to
membership or permit them 10 take part IN
its meetings
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-11

DUBLrN, June le-Poliiics and religious
creeds are exciting dangerous quarrels
among the women employed in the fac
tories at Lurgan. Tn one factory the Pro-
testant women have struck work. demand
ing the dismissal Of the Catholic employees.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-11
NJ MOaslsoN susF.iNfo
His foinf ~ Order en tns Compensation
Clause Debated ,.lsd Dseiaea-A sies-
saEe ffE the Prssld~nt-A fAsk
Proposed isl aiebigaa

WAsaisalaS Jane 10 In the Holse
Delegate Caine of Ciah. wlhdreN his ob-
lection 20 The reporting ~ Tie EauuBd E
ANU Poiygamy bili fram the Jaa.cias
Committee and il vas placed ga the caisn-
lar
Ar Van Eaton from tie Committee CA
Pu.ie Lands reported biH setting apsr
certain swamp lands 0n Lake 81 Clair
Michigan, as a national ushing and shoot
ing reservation committee OF the Whole
The House then went iuso committee 81
sac whole on the Legislative Ezeeutise and
Judicial Appropriation bill. The pending
question Was nj Morrison point 0f order
against he words in lgH .ompcnsauon
where they occur la TIE siil.
Mr.. Holman argued against The point and
said these words had been in every legls.a-
I've appropriation biil Tor ten years. TIE
question Was NhelheT tie House could
under its rule, impose a limitation on the
expenditure. ltit could non il had almost
abandoned ltS control Of the expenditures
Mr Randall. 81 Pennsylvania, thought ihaf
under the rule the House had tied itself
from reducing salaries OF aboishing offices.
The defect was IN the rule and he hoped
that sooner or later those VINO adopted tie
rule would come 10 see that the House
should have the power 10 reduce salaries
and abolish offices on appropriation bills
Ar. Ryan, of Kansas, Mr. Townsend OF
Illinois, and Mr. Lowry, Of Indiana. argued
against the point Of order, while Mr Can
non sustained it. The chair sustained tie
point of order
When the clause appropriaiing for the pay
of Senators bad been read Mr. +. = Taylor,
of Ohio. offered an amendment providing
that none Of The money should be paid until
the Senate had confirmed the appointment
Of Mr. Matthews for Register of Deeds Of
the District of Columbia He wished, be
said, 10 bring Out the latent power Of the
House 90 supervise all branches OF the Gov
eminent, a. IL proposed 81 supervise the
conduct of the Civil Service Commission.
The amendment having been ruled out on
point OF order. Mr.. TAYLOR thanked the
Chair for his decision The reading of the
bill was then proceeded with. and good
deal OF discussion arose over the appropria-
tons for the clerical force of the House, and
having finished their consideration of nine
OF <he lO6 pages of the bill, the committee
rose and the House, at 6 clock, adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-11
A Parn-lIit- atanifesto.

LoSDoN June l0.-The Parnellites intend
shortly 10 issue a manifesto specially
referring to the defeat Of The Home Rule
DILL
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-11

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9 a, leather As iilll8f f4rula Ia ID. Allu- N
l-l..ia- Al.e.. al. ~ Leal-n I.uterse llty IA
fi- Ai,las l.esl,. ~hctty Ia ..- HaF-e X I.eecn.
Lta. g.. Poser Tame. saginaw Cug 80.
.t-r @ -.ise. Nl-ral IA .3 s-- 81, james Lee,
lilfet,e -ils, ID tf- ls kera lay l-liaau q
.f 3 = l-i.r'.a. ,lna .-sen s5 neHs n
itaA i.5- -~slef. -. hgnry ialuf0p ionla,
% y ~. Nathaniel lauglon. Ida os.
! A1uroe ,llla uasea b e.5- 81. Jas 1. Mex ie,
/ Torres OAKS -. b Martin Reed I4ly, Ia sl- 81.
I a AaNael bay cay o5. Geo K Mckay.
l4srleli d,, jas 81 Mcl ormick FenusIlle Ia
'e5. David T. MarAey. Ne,l Brauch q -. Chas r
M0ifc, >l Cials. ~. tIJcAcll Mctlroy II C4air.
/ .llt hush MeCurdy. Conluna. 65. l. Miller.
JQueefllc. "a, Hcuu MctOWen Moscow '0g.
4 Jalan Murray, SPARTA o7-14. Is. James Mer-
/ Ger Outuuagun. Ia oI- John a Mckernai T. Aliss..
/ b 'e 90 81 Cs, J W AcNabo Fremont ~ -,
- ll M1Iun Kalamazoo Ia f48. Wm IA L Mich
I ell East bay. '6.l'7i., f, '--7 - Robt W Macon.
/ Commerce s.. II A McNaughtou Jackson = g.
A b Morrison 81 Joseph. 'oI So. Charles +
! Mallory Romeo b '6a- f.s. j NauRarine DRYDEN.
+ 81. 3loore, Lapeer ~. W K Martin YER
mousglI-. IS. r. & Mckee. Laing,burs q 81.
/ Ilomas Mitchell. Constantine. b 81. Donald Ne.
\ lnure. Am Arb0r b IS. Merrill Muskegou.
'a.. 4 81 kfnf.t.naf4. .--.-..4 psr,a- f.l ~.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-11
LIVELY LEGISLATORS



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r..u tlrsn a.-u A. a...lI Ic.afs-e thr
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teasea - s most alaeaf projectors
tlealers rar ..I. erlrurl a. ne eli'e
u.nsrlaas ans tars nia4e silh
laer aiar lFr'g uaa-
ler a a.aTiHs rr aaifF ai.alrn
nl-af or loa -uar "a. ur-.tar fl- ta--
aa-e Cd a. ...a....a n.l Fails ute rlt-
.rea et. members are .r.seHr ti.t tle l.ar
III t1a lal-H I+ ar a.fH u Is -rllF
rear-srrf... u-l al4 o-e which
refr.a rf.l'r .n r.e people at -le sreat
-aLs 90 NulI4.a. As -4ll a- te- -ioek
fn- r-rfesra.a l-rs .e-au -trl-rias ar tlr
.aFIfs. 4nt an boar elt
a...la.rlarres Eefs r-neE-l almost. or-lf-
1-n .l..tr1rs r-.lt-.i aal A general laai-
sl4k aF Elrfl l.ra-ei la
taIae sere reur-ea ~ "a e.ay af least
So matter Fa-taer ta.1 ilry Republican,
ueaocra. tfreeuasct ar Eal- 'iof 90 masses
na difference al rae present ule. ior
rlr catherine not t0 gain
political pfel.rmear tr any mtu
~ So ol lae-. b. eas wise disreusatllu lu
ro UE uHr alA.es matters else
mrlr sJme ut.e feeling
have rean en--uier-d ehich would nave
m1tena.lr lnt.r'rr-l with me prosperity
n-fmanelev and future growth oi BE a-.
toearln Al D. O'Clock every -rAf on the
for of las. House was allied.
hrutv County beng reprt74r'pd og
Cod AlkeFualis.
Hrsdleld o. W 14raeII A g. Atnf. k NJ
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-11
BASE 6ALL TIPS.
Gathered from the Diamond Yesterday
One of the Bsst Games Ever
Played ia Boston.


BosToN, June 10 One of the most re-
marKabe games ever played on the South
End grounds was that of today There
we're no errors outside ofihe batteries. Fol-
Loving is the score.
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RELATING TO THE HAw'N ISLANDS,

pains expense have been gone the Publishers to
DIRECTORY the useful and comprehe
work of the kind published in the Hawaiian Kingdom 1t
invaluable travellers tourists
wide circulation Home and in Foreign Coun
Official Calendar carefully corrected the late
special the Islands have prepared by
writer's which well calculated bege interest
their condition and prospect abroad.
Secretaries of Societies and Departments respect
fully solicited their officers Compiers
being correctness and perfection
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ASTOR HOUSE.

The undersigned proprietor of the Aston
House. has reopened this favorite Restaurant
and soiicits q share of public patronage, guaran
teeing frst-ciass meals and attendance.
CHAN WO.
Honolulu, Dec. 90, 1885. jsU29
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STEAMER KILAUEA HOU,

STEAMER MOKOLIl,
tMcGregor, Commanderl,
Leaves Honolulu each Monday at p. m. for
Raunakakai, Kamalo, Pukoo Lahaina. Lanai, Moa-
nui, Halawa, W ailau, Pelekunu and KaIaupapa Re-
turning, leaves PukOO Friday a. m. for Honolulu,
arriving Saturday morning.
So The Company will not be responsible for
any freight or packages unless rcceipted for, nor
for personal baggage unless plainly marked. Not
responsible for money or jewelry unless placed in
charge of the Purser.
All possible care will be taken of Live Stock, bat
the Company will not assume any risk OF accident.
SAMII. q. WILDER, President.
=. b. ROSE, Secretary.
OFFICE-Corner Fort and Queen streets.
SLY Mar 80
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Established 1871
Employment Department
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Keep Books and Accounts, collect Bills, loans
or invest Moneys. Penmanship, Engrossing and
all kinds Of Copying done.
Procnres Fire and Life Insurance.
Advertisements and Correspondence attended to-.
Information of every description connected
with the Islands coming from abroad fully
answered.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-30
DR.. sMYTHE TO YOUNG MEN.

Turning Points in Life''-Discu-sed Last
Night in the Division-St. VI. 4. Church.
Rev j. Henry Smythe, Of Philadelphia,
lectIred 10 young men in the Division
sueet H. (. church last night upon the
subject, Turning Points in Life" The
discourse opened with vivid picture Of the
meeting Of Christ with the rich Young nan
as described in the tenth chapter Of Marx
and was based upon the words " What
shall ] doi as a text. DR.. Smythe spoke
at some length upon the necessity OF turning
the way, when tuning points in life are
reached. and scattered along with whole
some advice 10 that effect numerous hlstori-
cal illustrations of aptness and with
the three essential points 10 be considered
by young men are man. ability. hi. OPP
portunity and bi. choice, and his success in
life depends upon whether or not he makes
most of each Of them. The marrying Of a
wife may be the making or the running Of q
man. according 10 the suitability of the
parties contracting and the influences each
may have over the other, he may make the
most of Od-given endOwmeuts or not be
NAV make the right choice Of his life
avocation or may hnd himself chained IN a
calling for which he is wholly unsuied
round men get into square holes and square
men get into round holes. All that j.
needed is 70 change them about 10 mske
all successful in life. And 80 10 IS that lack
of success is brought about hy the wrong
man getting into the wrong place But
Young men. try 20 get where YOU belong
and then stick there You may look at vour
neighbor IN some other calling and think
that his is far better than yours bul
pause. YOU are only seeing The veneer
which covers mp the rough wood of his svO-
cation. you see his parlor, not bis kitchen.
which is just as dirty as your BE careful.
Of the companions YOU select. and never
hesitate % break up harmful associations
Look out too for the books YOU read Con-
fne yourself to books which treat 81 man
as fac in history and mental makeup
Form good resolutions and keep them. re
membeung constantly that character BE- hui
the result Of endeavor The Doctor. ~ =
speaker. possesses many Charscter istic.
which are calculated % hold the attention
~ Young men At times be branches ~
from adm 1uitory words a. those ~ hghi
wit and then piunges into philosophy, hni
always there Is manifest the one purpose
% make his audience carry bone and think
over his words
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-30
RECEIVED nsa PARDON.


Esther Come. Convicted 81 Arson. Aesia
Makes the valley cas- Her Homs
About Ten years ago ihe ,enemeni huiid-
inr belonging TO John Giid.ugs ~ ibe
corner Of Myrtle and scrihuer-si-. vss dis
covered Oh fire al late haur lu ihe night
and ii was only by The hcrculanosn efforts
Of tie Fire Department tlat a disastrous
conhagration was prevented. ghe 1re Wss
incendiary, ard suspicion pointing O. i.ther
Coffin. in whose apartment iht are was
first discovered. she was arrested. frff'i and
convicted Oh charge cf arson. Gel $40.
teuce1 60 thc Jackson penitenusr. I.I .le.
ID was then found iaaf ihe isv uoaIa rof
allow tie woman O. be incsfners at
that penal institution and Size Ras Pc
moved o. the Detroit House ~ Carrfs ilu.
A few DAYS since as Sergeant lhtean
was Walking up lFou-si. be- vas n.c .sfei
by an elderly woman. vifh "a ist aI
searred aud p asie1el up Who nferrolafe
him. Can yuu tch me where e elI hal
ex-Sherih Peck Beirr a1suersi the
suddenly spoke un go the ~err art aud
asked if he li1n rerfEsfle her is va
Esther C0iiin -Four years as4 snc was lar-
doned aud THE was h.r I0t visa fo TIE
Valley City She 81 striving fo sfctrc
pension due her |aie husband huf disease
has nearly ended aer reic e 'if. d. SIZE
j. hardly Liable SO survive long esuara io
see the contamination of hcr sream ~
wealih and comfort
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-30
THs DISASTER ~ GREECE
Half Dssen Tow a. Destroyed aad Oiiers
Mach Damaged

Half a Desen Tow Destroyed aed Oii,ers
Mach Damaged
ArHfSs, Aug. 2s-Ihe area of ne dis
trici which is affected by earthquakes Is
phenomenaiiy large. especially as 10 width
aud Al least siA toans have been entirely
destroyed while SCORE of 0ihers are par
TALLY demolished Du tie ilain land there
has been great damage % property. bui
comparatively little loss of hfc On thf IT,
lands The deadly eiieci Of ths Disturbance
has been most severe. and d II estimated
that SIX hundred persons have been allied
and upwards 81 = thousand seriously lu-
jured The undnlaiions OF the earth were
singulafly regular in Their reclrrenco and the
actual shocks averaged twelve seconds cach
ln duration. The inhabitants every v here
have abandoned their no4ses. which are
still standing. and all are camping aai iu
the neds The breaking oi the telegraph
wires by the upheara.s has msde ll almo>l
impossible 90 obtain details. auilf is be-
lieFed that The reports already rccel yei under
estimate The damage and loss az lie The
Greek Cabinet ls in continuous session and
a transport with tents. food phFsicians
and medicines started for ihe stricken dis
trlcts Saturday evening