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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

Essa red rose. grow pale il eAis'se these


Esea red roses grow pale ID chierso these
days
a Peanut Clab Is Ses- YORK .nsl.tasioa
Fsao~s ~ho aaseas pientg of shQeks
eaas gvl 10
A Sea Nerz professor elains % tattoo
three Thousand persons sFerg year NJ
b.4ias. aoo'n sssns 30 hs growing
As~ York politician wants to hshi
slllsan Ne move that tae dgat take
place aHi tas policeman oe allowed 10 use
bis c.ab
siri al Lake George ross SIX hours
day Tor exercise Probably bier ua is az
bone ID lle hacs shed ulayinz . waltz GA
lls sa-lhoa9d
lt costs sal lso for shs ballet in the Paris
opera Paris masl be iae home % al 1he
sarplaa bald heads Ola the continent Il tie
management meets expenses
Ihat New York man whodfinks kerosene
oii aea he gets red nose viii only have
- touch match 10 il 70 become a hfst class
E9rch iight procession
several Cleveland young men have been
hned ia the police eour, for working the
chesln az gong Al a preacher The Judge gave
them the old chestnut, - .or thirty days.
New York tailor advertises garments
Hithout buttons That's not what We are
sitter garments eHa buttons ou, especially
0u sunday morning, Is what this country OF
bachelors wants most.
The principal form Of grass widow at this
season of the year Is the married woman
who is pastured IN the country al - a day
while Rer husband tolls IN the hot sun Of
the eiiy to pay the bills.
new fact at Newport dinners is cake
after soup. But then, since prohibition
,et in down there the average stomach
wouldn't snow what to make OF il unless
10 Was abused in some way
TheChicago Hralf is printing in It's joke
column receipts for making orange and
lemon ice ami ice-cream. The Heraid pro-
bably intends the receipts 70 be read by the
head OF the household alter The bill for
the goods used in making them come
in.
The Clinton, Ia, Bayle declares that the
men OF that town expend their last ten
cents for ic, cream for the girls of Satur-
day night, and then 80 hungry of sun
day. Either the girls OF Clinton must be
enhancing or they have an awful capacity
I for ice cream; which is it,
Al Lemose, Cal, there is spring that
flows a liquid that tastes like brandy, looks
like brandy, and will make bowling
whooper out Of 3 man in half an hoIr. We
( look upon the eagerness of all those news
paper correspondents to 20 to the j. \. r.
encampment out there with suspicion after
/ this
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

Al advertisements "a tils soiUsnn. tntAer
hstsscr he.sd. eNoett ~ 4slte1 >itta-
tlolis. nsA ~ charged taF ~ the uAiftirt8
rate Ia tks table below. Al1ass pas abis IA
Al au<e-
Persons = " autlHE eitOattons t-s1 seC sife
Fsst ucs,a rate- ts aFtil islE ~ tiic ssfiiCss-
the nHn4 tss1 ~ tisis< a. aAs 81 = tgti-4l.tSEt
saa ht to1na b. dlN8alng tfs ebnatse ~
weF1Ss,s sefen. Ans part 81 = iine eoolitea
ens fitti iiue-
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

NOR RENTING DESIRABLE SUITES or
i living rooms, and one suite OF office rooms,
steam heated. one ofthe best locations. Inquire
a. room No. lmmeu block.
no RENT-FOR TIE WINTER PLEASANT
| furnished rooms a. l36 South Division II. n
NOR RENT-A LARGE ROOM SUITABLE FOR
L work shop az l87 M0nroe-st, al 500 per
month. ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

Il frstClass basement saloon fixtures can
be bought cheap 10y tue party desirisg 10 rent
Ward 4 Ward. Corner Lyon and Kent ST.. Cit.
NOR RENT-NO ~ MADIsON-ANE. sTEAM
/ heaIed and all modern improvements. u
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

NTANTED-0IKL fOK utNENAL hotoE
W work. Apply a. g. Third -, corner scrbnef.
llTANIED-A GOOD GIRL FOR SECOND COOK
" al The Brunswick, apply a. once al 40 south
Dvlsion-st p
lTANTkD-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR
W general houscwork must come well recon-
mendcd. Call on saturday ANA Monday al ZOO
Liyingsion-st Mrs. q " Nichols IS
NrANTED-A GIRL FOR SECOND WORK.
W Call between and p m at lis jeienon-
ave ~
IVAkTED-TNO WOMEN. ONE THAT IN
w derstands family and order cooking and one
tor homework Chas. q. Godfrey Lake View
House, Reeds Lake.
IVANTED ED-lMMfDIATELI TWO WOMEN.
W one 20 do family and order cooking. aud one
for general housework. Apply Immediately Al
Lake View House, n
IIAN1ED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W housework. Enquire al Nm. G. ". Narreil.
IS JefiersOu-st West side "a
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

uCUrrro could gst the ten thousand
dollars be Is going to demand 90 M-xio,
it would be- a question which be would
prize the nest the money or the uotoriety
be has gained.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29
VIZ OFFER FOR SALE


SIX Lots ot Waterloo. Street. business
property.
One Hundred Lots on Stevens stai-
iion Essy fsrms.
Several Lots on a ass Fulton Street.
Very desirable IA on Madison Ave.
House and L-~s~ S. Green Street Nery
cheap and on easp terms and
fne House snd fwo Lots or Fifh
Avenue. only fer fsds from strsef rail
wav ani every 10y desirable. 81
great bargain Il sold soon.
We iosr uauey sni insure property.
Call sni zee
NJ. w. IA TIES ~ CO.
20 CANAL sTRRRT.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

There are better ways ior The South to
shoa her patriotism ,or "ths old tag
tbau By zoiog o. var with puny Mexico
Suppose she gives rs rest on JEFF
DAVIS. the traitor % that old tag, FOR in
sfsncs7
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

IL NlTskk. FORMERLY NANA0ER of
" h-iNls iaIlfllif esiati s1Eltlif u -. Eltd
- ~ Aolfss - sicft ufacr sil - rcaei0ed i-l
'-iiiiik, paper hal.siiis AID ffsss.sllf ke1zsIl-
~ Lhs f-~es opIkeltc lAs soldier Nolt.lisili
ll4l tAkkkl All coNf kC1oAEEA -
k4aek ff8Frietas
4 AZ HtkAAEk NANHEr. CIANks AID
y. fsae Jewellery = Naus.ssssf
AsCAk Ilh ~ DIVISION 81 cAkfEN4Ek
y sac iQb shop soreelf spes.alig
COMMISSION b y LAMB a co. WHoIE
\ s1le ceSlen a. frlu ans sosel2hiss. e1lirf,
tess eiC. Nauc ~ ttsliAssa Strand AGl4lA hl..1
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

Editors Jom r. McLzsS. MUE,r HAL
STEAD. ALLEs %. MTERs and W. 5. Car
pELlAE have rscsuti. done more than ali
ths other editors iu the c0uatry together
- mould public opinion -ebou, them
selves.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

Ssnzt0r HEtEsr's career as states
mao Is an assured success, he has intro
ducsd b ths sfste East a cocktail called
The Cowboys Dream"
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

s printer named petreguiu. in thc EN-
Fi8y oi Eavnor 6 Taylor found the iG4
.o.f Pos Market Clerk sullivan yesterday
and returned f 90 Mr sullivan. Petrequin
refused fo aceeof the ,15 reward offered for
ifs recovery Trrsf fearHqf
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

Miss May Abbpt placed this office uude1
lasting obligations by the pre-enfsaon of a
lue nouquct Yesterday alfern0on.- cold
l..ff.r f..f Iera
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29
Ofthe same Mind

Il would appear from bis half-crazy utter
Snoes that Herr Most will not be satisfied
until he gets "A rope around his neck.
Neither will his fellOw-citizens.- Chicago
N.rlLL
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

The rate % composition 10 the compos-
lng ROOMS of the New York Tribune has
beeu RAISED 10 Sd csuts per l,OJO ems. 1t
Is believed this vii last until after eiec-
ton
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29
SPIRIT OF rHE STATE PRESS.

SNAIL Fsvors Thankfully Received.
The farmer who owelh for the Indicator
can "su1mif' some -four poia oes, wood
or huHsrd dollars. as suitcih him best.-
frriaaf fei.rlf.r.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

The Russian press IS bot FOR war, and
are unanimous 10 urging the Car to
occupy Bulgaria. The trouble is Russia
would Ike % but dare not.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

The cable is badly "oh" with the names
from servia- -Sianbulof. Mantkoron Zan-
koa. Pauof Karaveloti. NicolaikOf, and
% come OFT CfirGgo Times
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

\ New York man announces that he will
guarantee 10 teach pupils to play the accor-
dion in two lessons That is worse than
anarchy Boston Post
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

n ANTED- PRISONS IA ANIiN6 sIsOAt ASEs
" lcneiiy cases. 90 sllVefsafe gAses 0i ditc4uui
ieii2ils sltnthA. az slacs. cAn have tlcla ulsle
- order - shari aotioe e.uck az rcSl al Aisse
Constantly IA hand sli oe SD 81 rc14oeo pflqss
al ). " craler - Canals ri
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

IN IHk DOLLAR sfkCIAcLks. ~ilh rsI-
feciiou Ulasegs NON Loeb haiTiio SSa.liaud
III are sDIefluf - a. ufhcTe llt lousas are
Y ggollno and polished ~ith mashtulailcsl Isftf
CiEl0l illN leoratile lle eycs and iu many Casaa
curing visual dtiesls AVOID using o.unlllou
spes-tacies Circulars fFee. J. ,. hoMAN, ass
hourOest
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29
V4NTED-7o-RENT

NANTED-THREE ROOMS CONN NENlENT
W for light housekeeping. for family OF three.
Rent not exceed 2. 90. Address A. A. l.. tins
Office
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

If Jim Blaine carries Maine. he will be the
next Republican candidate for President of
the United States -CDiuHlbus Dispatch,
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

Chestnut bells will be among the favors
distributed at germans during the coming
season. .-C Chicago Inter OceGa.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

Tie Democrats OF Maine are making q
very sfil huat or no hunt A. al la the
present campaign. From the reports We
xst y would appear the contest be solely
hst9ssa JAMES ~ BEtcE and tie Pro
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

llANTED-A STRONG 6lNIELIIGENI AMEkI-
" can boy l4or lt years Old. Apply AandAy
a. 10 Mounoe-si
MANTEn-AI WILLIAM A. BERkEl'S
W Furniture Factory, one packer.
DELL BOYS WANTED ACTIVE lNff lofNI
ID polite lads Apply az once. al Morton holse.
lANTED-IWO FIRST CLASS CARPET LAY
W efs, Satisfactory References. AoiEt Her
poisheimef Co ol aud - Aour,e 81. ~
lANItD-IHktK OK FOUR sALEsMEA
" on salary or commission. steady employ
mcnt. Call az once Metropolitan Manu- aClur-
ing Company. A. touutaiu-st. so
NANTED-A YOUNG Man OF GOOD HABITS
" as room mate. lAnsr pleasant ifuDt rsom
30
nANTED-A GOOD MOOD TURNER FOR
" Furniture Married man preferred Address
Fond du-Lac. Furniture 60 Fond du Lac Wis
cousln n
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

l. e.uih iunia-sJ og tpiftl art. gaasl larsf
containing 500 finotr eil receive hleFal
reward is leaving lhe same ei ,6s lelril-aFe. lu
\ oST-A D. AOk NENforNDLANn PIP A
l. little white under ihe throat and Ioes ~ hiud
leet. Acdres> 2p Barclay II.
4 OSI-bFINEEN MA IlIl -ANf AND EAfI
IL Bridge S.. and ou laS side oi south
Division II. Nute bearing date August ein. i,sl.
given hy Nichols fcll Amount of nuif s.a. VIA
slo eniorse on back The finder eil leave the
same ai % south Division -. and SCI reward.
r g. Poole.
1 IO-1-BE TWEEN MANEkIA lLAlk AND
l. 81 Rausomat A gold glove huuontf. shape
Of hair pm with gold shipand baL ornament
sgtaichea by chain flnderwi.l h. rswarlea ty
leyIng with Morgan a Ayeiy, a.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

IA ANIth- SEUONI HAND BOYS. LiChILE
" sl1e - inrnee. rlboel ilrs lu fpod l1lsr
Address. Charlie. BOA Fsl Aissefan hieA. a
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

BEWARE OF THE HYTkOlDS.
Dew weekly newspaper published in
New York, the Sanitary Era, contains
an article on the taenia echinococcus, a
parasite IA comparison with which the
trichina is Iare blessing. The taenia
gets into the human system from the
saliva of dogs, usually through the me-
dium OF drinking water In Iceland
where dogs ara more numerous than IN
any other country. one person In SIX is
affected with frightful disease called
hyt-dids. The parasites form wa;ery
cysts in the stomach aud intestiues simi-
lar 20 cancers for which they are often
mistaken. Physicians fad that the mum
Ter Of cases IS increasing, or else the iii
sease ID better understood and more often
noticed now than formerly. The taenia
breeds by millions and remedy has yet
o. os found. The Syracuse Standard
holds up the taenia a. a solemn warning
o. young women who are on familiar and
afecaonate terms with their poodlss.
Tie warning is reiterated in the TELE-
GRAM HEsALD in the interests of young
men. who may cut this article out and
send , % their prs;iiest female aclnaint-
auees. as caution 90 reserve the oscu-
.a'ious they ere squaodsrinz on tie
poodles.
TrE CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
The Democrats 1oDgressionsi Conveu-
zion is called for the Superior Court roo ~
n taa city a, II e. m. ~ Wednesday
aezt Congressman CousrocK denies
tlat o. is eani .ste. and sz- Congress
MAN HorsEH,v sags he 8aes not saut
tle noninssion sa1 Tili not take ii IL it
be- given a,m. ~ IL. FoRo. one 81 Grand
Eapils most popular Democrsis. vin
vsry llsely fsceivs fle nomination TIE
Fusion iolks are positive that ans one of
ihe candidate shove named vill -
elected NcBEmas pronounced Probi-
bilon sentiments sail initiate largely
sga.rst the chances ~ his elsc-
fcn. Mr Foaa. if nominated. woali
Dlsss sp .sn.iil rao. and wou'3 be- par.
+ traIarIg strong gtb ihe yoaazsr evrtior
~ tse Faaan psriy aud with ;he labor
f elenenL e. m aata pronab'e That TOE
Fauas uaa frcm otiaFa xiH be obliged
to ulstke BE- lzaf szRinsf Mr. foHn
WHAT r-EIe CALLlNCs ARE.
The vacsll8rs af tae nominees oa tas
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

llAt EeA4ts ATTENTION SHIRT 4HK
~ te< 1sen inT arlea8 a11 inca l.as l..r.e sf
= = t.s,.i Hai- s.ss'srs sii ae s.lls a. Al.oe
~ eALt - flkf tAkGf THo Story
\ pe-f@iNt h>te<s situate IA SAT- na1lh
lt eitl ana fttssltl si, sl.slt tn.t.r.isesesll.s
@le r<@ti connections a. U11G al@i Eekl
hsss>t tt'rtt sltt g. lstt fl,GfAeE = gaai,glai.le
ot.iitst lslee " iil l.s.rn haiE iskt.l Ia. n.srl
Fasse ADq Al0si o. sl,.d hsf eastern 4srtise 49,
f4i3 l'.e el l1t ioecn fafo ald isin4 0.1
~ sag hsl asad Easl sis ar 8 saIes i....l.e
@-.a SfAlsr- o. same Aoo iel 81 tN 49, ar
y ss - .eaA fullift oi Issslie kf.e r...aa Il
eH<fa hal,s nI..l =
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

Wnat iun they wlll have IA Maine
when BoavzLL o. HoAE gets there.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

NR. EDWARD sLOMAN, ns MONK0E-sT.
~ hours 10 % a m, 70 ,. m. is ,. 10.
STORAGE
THE SECURITY srOkA6ECOMpANN sIOkts
| and inkures furniture. household goods and
general merchandise al low rates Goods sid on
commission packed. moved and shipped No. az
HurOn7st. Telephone "a
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29
Just SEE HERE.

THE TELEGRAM-HERALD does
MOI want your money unloss n gives you
an adequate return for il. II you adveE-
tiss for anything IN the Wan" columns
and don't get il, your money viii be re-
funded OF the advertisement will be re-
peated. The advertisements taken on
this condition are ali those coming under
the heads Of Boarding, Board Want
cd, Rooms 10 kent," Rooms Want
cd" Male Help Wsnsed," Female
Help Wanted, Situations Wanted
Female" "Simauons Wanted Male. 4"
Miscellaneous" and all Advertisements
not Of strictly commercial nature.
Thousands have tried the plan during
the past few months. Try i youuen.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

Is . becoming evident that it vii not
BE- 81 easy o. keep Prince AIExASDER OF
the throne u Bulgaria a. il was 10 thro~
him OF.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-09-30
NEWS CONDENSED.
EASTERN.


Philadelphia's City Council has do
cided 10 impeach Mayor Smith on the charge
Of mAlfessance in office
Severe frosts. damaging TO vegeta-
ton, are reported from Northern New Hamp-
shire and Vermont
DR.. s. Buttemore, q member OF the
Pennsylvania House of Representatives In
1883, made misrepresentation which drew
s12.b 800 from the State Treasury, for which Of
Tense he has been fined 81, 600 and sentenced
to sixty days imprisonment
A boat capsized at Cazenovia, N. T.,
and three men persisted
George M. Bartholomew OF Hartford,
President OF the Charter Oak Life Insurance
Company, is $4,000 Short and has disap-
peared An application has been made for q
receiver for the company.
George M. Bartholomew, the Presi-
dent OF the Charter Oak Life Insurance Com
pany, who has just disappeared from Hart
ford, not only owed that corporation several
hundred thousand dollars, but managed TO get
into debt at the banks over s2.OO0.OO0
In Philadelphia Councilman John r.
Lloyd and Police Lieutenant d. B. Roche,
both intoxicated, accompanied by band Of
policemen and ward-workers, INDUCED in in
discriminate shooting at political opponents in
saloons and on the street A negro was fatally
wounded in the back, and Charles Petroff was
beaten to insensibility with black jacks.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-09-30

NOTWITHSTANDING the papal prohi-
bition OF cremation, this method of dis
posing of the dead continues to gain
ground in Europe. At present the
Parisians are able to burn their
dead in four crematory furnaces,
which have just been finished
ut Pere la Chaise. The price
charged for the burning of corpse is
10 francs -or say SO. The furnaces
were constructed on plans by NM. Bar
rett and Formice, according to the Co
rini system in use in Rome and Milan.
1t was found that the heat of the Sic
mems furnaces was too intense. In
stead of reducing the corpse TO ashes,
it subjected it to kind of yitrifcation.
The cost, too, would be 200 francs, in
stead of 10 francs, to cremate with O
Siemens furnace. Sculptors, gold
smiths and bronze-casters are already
busy designing urns, of which an as
sortment in marble, bronze, gold, sill
yer, zinc and lead will be kept at an
Office of the crematory. The relatives
of the cremated dead can buy these
vessels and cause them to be removed
to family vaults or to building which
the city of Paris is to erect.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-09-30
FOREIGN.

Subscription lists have been opened
at all Of the American consulates in Germany
for the benefit Of the earthquake sufferers at
Charleston, and liberal contributions arc being
made
The American Minister to Corea re-
ported that cholera was raging at that place,
that five hundred deaths were occurring daily
inside the walls OF Seoul, and that at least
twelve thosuand had boon taken of to date
A network Of railroads is to be built
TO connect the Black Sea with the Persian
Gulf
In the British House OF Commons
ParnelTs land bill was defeated, the vote stand
ing 297 against 202 for the measure. All the
Gladstonians supported the Parnellites. The
Unionists voted with the Government
All the officers implicated in the
revolutionary outbreak at Madrid have been
sentenced 10 death Loyal troops have been
sent to the province Of Toledo to capture two
bands Of rebela
Lord Randolph Churchill in effect
states that the gag law is 10 be established in
the British House of Commons at the next Sos
sion as a means Of further depressing the Par
nellites
General Villacampa, the leader Of
the recent instruction in Spain, has been
arrested
Two naturalized American citizens,
who have been visiting their birthplace in
Germany, have boon ordered 10 leave the en-
pire
Belfast dispatches give the following
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-09-30
WESTERN.

Editor @. 8. Hayes, of the Traver
COal) 7idings, was shot dead by some person
unknown as he was chatting with his betrothed
was known TO be jealous of Hayes has been
arrested
A mob broke into the County Jail
at Montrose, Col, and took out l. +. Symmes,
charged with murder The Sheriff mustered
posse, and battle with the lynchers fol-
lowed, but no lives were lost The mob fod
to the mountains and separated, one party
taking the doomed Symmes, whom, it is sup
posed, they hanged and then buried.
Umpire Powers was mobbed in De-
troit because Of his decisions in the Chicago
Detroit baseball game. After the game, which
was lost by Detroit q stone was thrown into
one Of the carriages containing the Chicago
players, one Of whom was injured by the mis-
sile Two Of the Chicago men attempted to
capture the offender, but were beset by acrowd
and menaced with sticks and umbrellas, Tom
my Burns being struck on the head The other
players soon forced their way through the
mob, and tho incident was brought to an end
The Investigations by the Livestock
Commissioners clearly establish that the dis
ease among the distillery cattle in Chicago
which has resulted in the quarantine Of sew
eral thousand, is the deadly pleuro-pneu-
monia4
In Crawford County, Missouri, NAL
colin Logan, his wife, three children, and
adopted child were murdered, it is supposed,
by person who sought to rob Mr.. Logan Of
81 800 he had recently received
The date of the execution of Brooks,
who murdered Preller in st Louis hotel, has
been postponed for sixty days, to permit Of an
appeal to the Supreme Court
Hailstones five inches in circumfer-
ence fell at Madison, Wis Several thousand
panes Of glass were broken, and hundreds Of
birds were killed -
The Governor, Attorney General,
and Live Stock Commission OF Illinois, accom-
panied by DIR. Salmon, Of Washington, and
veterinarians from several States, spent
couple of days in Chicago investigating cases
of pleuro-pneumonia in the distillery yards.
and witnessed the slaughter Of some infected
cows 1t was decided that all the cattle in the
infected stables, some 5, 900 in number, should
DO slaughtered and the sheds burned
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-09-30
Water.SnOutS.

Rain, hail, and snow are caused by
ascending vapors. Can you tell the
natural cause of q water-spout, if such
O thing ever really existed?
A water-spout is a diminutive whirl-
wind, lasting from few seconds to an
hour, and reaching down from the I'M
der surface of cloud to or nearly to
the surface of the earth. In the CEN
ter of this whirlwind appears slender
column of water or dense vapor, con-
stituting the water-spout proper. This
column often descends but short dis
lance, like pouch, but in its complete
stages reaches to within from ten to
fifty feet of the earth or sea, and is ac-
companied by q cloud of whirling dust
or spray raised from the ground or
sea. The column is probably hollow,
and the air whirling around it is some
times an ascending, but more frequent
ly q descending, current; the latter ap-
parently is especially the case in the
"cloud bursts" that occasionally DESC
late limited regions. In the water
spout the whirling movement of the air
is generally distinctly recognized, but
in the hurricane and typhoon this
movement takes place on 80 grand a
scale that it can only be demonstrated
by collecting and plating upon charts
the observations made at widely sepa-
rated stations.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-09-30
Young Man Tries Farming.

Almost every one has heard the story
Mark Twain tells about Henry Ward
Beecher when the latter first INDUCED
in the luxury of amateur farming. The
great preacher bought pig for 50, fed
II $40 worth of corn, and then sold it
for So. He said he made on the pig,
but lost on the corn. A similar ex-
perience befell two of my friends in
this city who came to the conclusion
they would improve the back part of
their lots. They are young men with
plenty of business on hand, and SO
could not work the garden growler
themselves. The other day one of
them made statement of expenses
and gains to find out how he stood with
his farming experiment. He discover
ed that he had paid 50 for fertilizers.
$15 for labor, and had sworn 500 times
at his neighbors' chickens, had quarrel
ed twice on this account, was sued once
for killing two cats, nearly mobbed for
kicking dog out of his tomatoes, and
had for his gains one mess of green
peas, five tomatoes, one dozen ears of
corn, and prospective peck of pota-
toes. After this my young friend will
plant his farm in lawn grass and at
tend the market for his best vegetables.
Lancaster Examiner.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-09-30
SOUTHERN,

Three brothers named Morgan were
drowned while bathing in the river near Chat
tanooga The youngest was seized with cramps,
and the others were lost in their attempt to
save his life
Natchez, Miss, has voted to sub
scribe $3.50, 600 to the capital stock Of the New
Orleans and Northwestern Road, which means
the construction Of the New Orleans, Natchez
and Fort Scott Line. and the early construction
of the transoontinental bridge.
Charleston and Summerville, s. O.,
were again shaken by earthquakes on the
morning Of Sept 81, the vibrations being &C
companied by heavy detonations, similar to
he report Of great cannon
Arresures' family asks 100000 in
demnity Of the Mexican Government for his
murder