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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-12-23


We do notfurnish advertisers a copy
ofTHE COMET free.
For SaIe.-A bran new sos Reming-
ton Sewing Machine for half price.
Call and see it at THE COMET Office.
Prof. Mcleod returned from Piney
Flats yesterday.
Oliver Chill Plows and repairs at g.
@. seaver's.
New lot mems and boys caps just
received. Campbell & Crumley.
Mr.. A. s. Mcneil, Of Bristol, was in
the city Tuesday.
Misses and childrens' hoods at
Campbell & Crumley's.
See silver knifes and forks at
G. X. Lide's.
Col. G. H. Nimson was in the city
yesterday.
All sizes OF shells for breech-loading
guns at G. @. Seavers.
Good line gents wooden underware
Campbell & Crumley.
Childrens' silver set so cts at
G. K. Lide's.
In the language OF the craft Knox
vile has another "boiler plate"
Xmas goods at G. K, Lides.
Comforts and Blankets at
Campbell & Crumley's.
&C. Seaver keeps chilled shot in
large quantities and all sizes. Sells
cheap.
Gold and Silver paper for Xmas
decorations at Campbell & Crum-
ley's.
Mrs. P. s. Cox is visiting her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Patton.
Childrens' wool sacks at
Campbell & Crumley's.
Big drives in boots and shoes dur
ing HOLIDAYS at Kirkpatrick & Co.
Fine Baltimore candies cheap as
can be. G. f. Campbell.
Miss Emma DeGroat went down to
Knoxville yesterday to spend the holi'
days.
Go to G. X. Lide for handsome
pocket knife.
Ladies and gents arctics and rub.
Der overshoes at Campbell d Crum-
lsy's.
Handsome silks at from 75c. to 81.
25per yd., nice fannels and caShmerel
very cheap at Kirkpatrick & Co.
G.F. Campbell, the new Grocer, mex
door to P. 0. sells cheap as the cheap
est Quick sales and short profit il
his motto.
&C. Seaver will give low prices OF
hardware.
Feather trimmings.
Campbell 4 Crumley.
Silver tea and table spoons at
G. X. Lides.
Mr.. Sam Hunt, OF this vicinity
made business trip to Midway las
Tuesday.
Campbell & Crumley's is headquart
ers for silk hats.
Big bargains offered on all classes Q
goods during the holidays.
Kirkpatrick & Co.
Oystersl Oystersl! Oystersl Il
cheap at w. ]. Thomas's
Mr.. s. Simcox, manager Of the Johr
son City Machine Works went dow
to Knoxville yesterday.
Rushing big Xmas trade atthe chea
store. kirkpatrick & Co.
Go to Farris Pierce & Go. for cak
cutters, cake pans and everythin
in the timers line. Come, we are on
boom.
See the silver plated goods at
G. X. Lide's.
Special inducements TO Sunds
Schools on candy at w. J. Thomas.
Mrs. H, B. Clark and Mrs. J.
Crockett spent yesterday with Mi
Cinnie Toncray at Elizabethton.
Be happy and buy all your goods
the cheap cash store Of kirkpatrick
Go.
Farris, Pierce & Co. viii sell you
cheap stoves during Xmas, they ha
big stock, and will not be undersol
Fresh provision, butter, eggs 81
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-12-23

The blood is the most important
part Of the system, and it is the high
est importance that it be kept pure.
With impure blood no one need ex-
pect to enjoy good health. Harris
Blood and Liver Pills are we'll adapt
ed to cleanse the blood, and should be
used freely,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-12-23
Good Results In Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper
dealer of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes,
that he was seriously afflicted with
severe cold that settled on his lungs
had tried many remedies without hen
eft. Being induced to try Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, did
so and was entirely cured by use Of a
few bottles. Since which time he has
used it in his family for all Coughs and
Colds with good results. Thisis theex-
perienee OF thousands whose lives have
been saved by this Wonderful Diseov-
cry. Trial Bottles free at Netherlands
Drug Store.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-12-23

The Georgia Ministries played to a
one hundred and twenty-five dollar
house last Tuesday night.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-12-23

buy the Hundreds at
Mcneil & WOLFE.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-12-23
BAXTER 4 Campbell,
Real Estate Agents.

JOHNSON CITY, TENN.
Farms, Timber Lands and City Prop
erty for sale.
Now is the time to get bargains in
Real Estate.
BAXTER & CAMPBELL.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-12-23

From the Greeneyille Bulletin we
learn that prsJ. B. Jones, Of this place.
and Mr.J.B.Hill, late Of the DailyDemo-
crat, will start paper a Morristown
about the first Of the year.
No Issue.--In accordance with a
time honored custom, THE COMET will
not appear next week, but will be
with you again on the 9th of January,
1887.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-26
OUR POLICE COURT.
Hall Dozen Druniz- and TwO Assault aud
Battery Cases Yesterday.

Battery Gases Yesterday.
Six drunks appeared in the box yester-
day morning. looking rather fatisued from
their nights lodging ON The oak planks
which is the only bel provided n the cells.
Five OF thelu assisted IA promoting ,le
cause of ,he city library 70 the extent VI
$ So each. Aicaael Finn failed 70 produce
the necessary lucre aud went 20 lail for
Twelve days.
The case of George Louis and Frank
Iardy for as-aulting Edward Kelley. Great
ed considerable interest. The testimony
showed thst a dance was given AT the
-Sunnyside' on the Grsndville road, last
Wednesday evening at which these parties
Mrs. George Lardy and J. r. Mcbride were
present. During the course of the evening
Mcbride made proposition 20 Ms Lardy
a9.dF kellev ~ pFgsFo her 70 ACCEPT. r.,
lusliIe. Ter she l1l0rmcI lat
husband q This and lie with
his two brothers proceeded fo aTeDge The
wrong done her, tlls causing .ae arrest.
TIE judge held that they had done right IN
defending the woman and discharged DE
deienis..s Mrs. Lardy, after the trial,
had Kelley arrested for insulting ner and
he will probably be tled today.
Chas r. Shears hObbed into court on his
wooden leg and listened inpatiently to the
charge Of assault and battery preferred by
his wife. They run "A grocery store on
Plainfeld-ave and III making change Mr.
Shears Was obliged 70 take same money
from his wifes purse. She made dis,uro-
ance about This and she says he struck her
81 Tar fetched blow from Toe shoulder right
in the sce. while he says ae only showed
her ont 0f the way. The nudge was appsT
emily in sympathy wish Shears wAo IS q
cripple and Mrs Shears tnlfi husband
ana nspended sentence on the payment O
costs bv the defendant.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-26
MRS. STEWART DEAD
The Disposition OF Her Many
Million Of Money.
TIE MAGNIFICENT AIT GlLLlAi
II Wiii Prooac.Y &C 20 the CitY CT Ne~
fo~k Nth the Mansicn--Ju1g
Hilton MAJ Gst the e0lN
" ga8 Estate.

NEa Yosx. Oct 25 Mrs Cofreia n
stewart. vie u The millionaire dry goods
merchant 4. q. slewsrl died suddenly tais
booming 81 her residence. Thirty-iourtA
sad Finh-aye.
Nan 4oaK. Oct. 25-Mrs Stewards
wealth Is estimated 20 he considerably over
twenty millions. L. Is rot known what
disposition she decided % maize Of il. bot
an intimate ulend az fle decreased
sta-ed to a reporter tonight fla, Ehe
Ia afisl residences ga Thirty fllrt--st. end
FA1-svs haas been lef 'o -he s,ty tar pun.
poses oi "A publc ara gallery THIS gin IN
tl.te- the famous Hrt aorE. uoH il The
ll.se. Some of the best anoEn ~ the pic
t-res ar-- Me-soaiers tAorge oi the .ai-
ra-slels. Rosa hoDhelF "lht Horse
FsLrf ffsu-s '- Village Festival
Alfred Stevens Alter tie BAL,
DAVID HuatngtoA's "Wasnlnsfons K.eep-
aOn" and masterpieces By B0uyuelsu. rog-
tnng aad Others. TIE collection j. ConsiA
cred TIE richest ia modern painters q ANY
IN America The Meiss0nier .loue
est f50ct0. TIe total ysine
Of the collection over on
one r4iiii0n. Mrs S.ewarts property 81
Garden City LAS teddy enhanced IN va.ue
owning ~ the increased va-ae ot land 'p
the iuniiy ~ NeT York. Thu
tlou-A NOS q success as u1t-I
civ such IS Mrs. stewart dreamed Of ii
ua. proved valuable Investment.
Mrs Siraa-ts flnefai wil --Se phase
Tlurslar. Rev. Arthur Brooks olciatins.
the services viii oe private and unosreuia-
uogs. The inteuneut w.A he az Garden
tlfv
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-26
burglars at Baldwin.

y, y. = n @----sls sf'N---
BALDWIN, Oct. 25.-Burgiars entered the
house Of Richard Esleriing and captured
about So which vas in his pants on the
floor they Gid not find q larger amount
(which was IN his vest. which cit not lay in
sight flrs. islertinC was awakened. bat
l'l not want 10 create any noise 3lr iceT -
being harmed by me villains. They were
tracked a mile east Of town ana back 10
town again. They are undoubtedly parties
lYlng lere
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-26
WORKIK THE COUNCIL
The City Attorney 70 Prose.
cute the Tree Cutters.
lPgLl ls0 HAUL OVER THAT DUMMY
o0ufh Division 81. Cross Streets
Named Avenues in RotSlion-
Railroad huissnCe
lrosre3 Abztoa.

regulsi sessiai. ei sls Coun0l vas lti4
ls-i n4FAi viii Ns8lr nkemaa in lte
ras.r aal a.i tte Aldermen present save
Allernah brauner a ~ Norarog ana
sttea 9iLsis +. .tll0ael ,ai the construction
af u-t seeer ttom Imon.si through
iaae-ase and s0Eeld-st Ga Cherry cd.
htfsvtt sil eta.asni. along Eesi anle.-
q ser.ols-r-is.4 sai-as. changing iAe n4ss
81 ilat highway Ite reper 81 esSF
trt Rel.g vss allowed for fls iasi 81 esl
.at aHa4ni af4r..t- ls a.alt Wr 49,
.s.gHl tr a.l.l .eslats mace Is
.n.teas IS ar >r. 80 ouae4.st. -AD
.ia t No il- 4ltlst were re-
ftr+ tt l-iU.-ll.es ou Hsts AID
i.i.ullf-s tu urfs it.
tl4l i "a l-..fai. e G. i.lseo -as
al.- ga tlt ..llI .sl crossing q Williams
eocegiso Tie saIe oonlnli1les fur
/ tier ADVISED ihe Cta1nns 4 names q
! stfseis a. 'ull0Ws Antoine-si.. sl1tA ave.
. i-ttis ssl-si seventh ave CoSIsl4-sl..
| Elsl.l-svs Adal.f e. hintl fNt shelby
leath ave f4fuAul-st, Eleven a. ave.
/ esd C..ntoA--i 1v..na-aSe. rts rsnaxss
4 ~ tsIloas ai1eInet s-ere gene Ally & favor
/ ~ tllt eDals~ Alc. lunit s4o AID. %
! oral Lew or on . truE~nt aid Go re4~o
.I ..ni.tf Hf .o. t|t ih f.f made LuU
Nal.t s.ul- U.i ut Fasd
f. 90. .at.r 20 arlst. So. al.
rf ..uf .T ul
.arl rlt. ...l na' lur.f a.. .taI s-ne
( ... s.re- iu- tIt -ftsAr r.lifnce4
ila r.--..l 81 -ffeeIe ...ne Hnf r..fL
I-.tlei.a Ho44- rove r,e-i Dail slit-IIt
I i9 sifan 5-it Dal lf.1els a..t S4ll-sc fF
! following vote
-lr...4e De Draf ls,.n Doyle.
iiag Hfrl. hut.el -tl.tre Nsus lE1t-
i-i- -etn-ef- Stewart r.t.A lh-a ~i4
'--ct
1t l.ty 1uorleF IA empowered fU ATe
reif il De- prosecution ai tlt hydraulic
.r p ft ne~lei .t 81 .iltm rsf made iy
fth"t .It frf fDf ~ damage caused
aH .-t.-..-t - hurst oi taf'Is
bridge el n.f0l-sr
+ t ru.. fe'le.a IS f0.f because
IL -tarer ea. alf o.eaI ipAn motion
L.-e tlt l4l.'ef .H,ri saiei uas rsf
/ lae vote io a41e tlt cihim stood its0z
4 a.,4lnei such oilossuc- AJ1er00O -
/ '5ra4, ov-1 fhai the nsttef ~ rsfs~-rf n p
| the tumppCief with instrls-iJons tosfe.
o.lrulael-i filst - hllowei 0l1s vi5%o1ly =
| p. 90 l1e f1e amount N@rne1-Is tQ J. jonu
| MtlchellE 80. 30 Nt-f hrdrest -slocL
/ 5cel-t vS Efsrt,sl k i<aA3 n sGzre-
1 usrui role were hande. ofeI 10 che MAJ
! s,lai
TAe report - spess4 soinulifiHe ap-
! pointed 81 llfts.i.ate ile doiLef of tlsf
/ 1Ic- ..l iral-l .7-- rfiult altlI.
'-e dummy ordinance showed fhh' tae
! e-l4 aas el.flfy a.feI .si Aberi far'f
j Itr.--s ua4-g present all l4sf sEihiurrs
Ner. lsr1 .o secure Ice len q. a. uffefs- ir
tath ca-e, ~ persons So s'gliuG owning
properly along tlf grofJ-r Iot. fAei az.
| tualy owL-i b. -icDerr b. iDg seut two
! blocks W les4rcf tls south lvt1ul-st Ger
| lne A-c stanley Il he e on u.ifiee sad
| iha' be had eTerr1ss- much pains s. lo0k
4 81 ~r.A. |.i ffsrfs
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-26
THEY FlosT 4 DUEL.
Two Flesg itsHsa- flznt witn tihes fer a
t4tri


Es.s.ta To-. 0cf -5.-Hiso Aastranaseta.
hospital WITH dangerous bl-i.t hole
ll ht right ieg near tae
r~oir lt is claimed that hs VAS
tle giot.ll Of tael l5asll uer Tie c.lse
ci Yesterday afternoon lie hse- a.ong iht
E.lrsV .Va1l a Railroad with several &C lls
,ounlrymsn They lat young EDt rosy
checked Italian yirl - 80 Their oOOk TX
INO q the men fl in l1ye
Nifh her They were Jealous Of
each other and oc.h deman led
that toe olher cea.e iis s'fcr l.us lhey
glarre-.ed snd cane -o blows. sud hey Is
-elsiae afternoon went put .uin be soocs
armed a th rifles. nlsas4ret o1 twenty I've
PAGES llcet Zach other. and al tae wUri
sre Mastranageta i.t pped % the ground
fle s.orF IS tAat lis r-yal Ald tile cir. l4st q
f.l tsaf11r
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-26


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= t-Ds i-sa la'-e- p" 1e N-- ga
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tti "i'~' '-ei opl7,i y - ~ s@e--s LISA.
A. -e Con hAe" o. @-s --l'.s IS "a, .'.
loue o. maze lim enemies. The Hea were
rnsskef t.t De- +. ..si.aasnt taag le a..ll
+...,.. -. t.,.. a. t.4,r so.e.. II LIE ss.lt
ever hes fl.e f..s-e-s III n.s.tin. tasm
..,stn sfI.f. fe i.,..- ~. s.ni ssf eFli slss
-, b. b. bsaer prepares ~ .is- tlsu q
r aiil le.e gli44 f-srs pa- az iieln ian-
-sles 1,s oaleul -usa4t l.uraIus se-
Alr-.-s 81 eae'ted 1vielniat. Fao 1'
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..ls r.sg. i..,s +. +, .l...lt tte. sials 3.
.ana s-i. asst .sita flhe, al. 500 rtaral
i.r ns ~ .as- D4,-NiAn.
TIE n-g Gsfuaais IIall 80 f'rert.si pre-
seuie- Lre.s eeae esieo-as -tisfaa.'t.
'th AZ '-siiers palm efs. ..ee.fsi'fs eetl-
4its''oA in's, H+e -~s i'.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-26

s.s,s - Hes -f.t-s,s -t,,~s
CADILLAC, Mich. oct. 9TH morning
the outgoing passenger train on the Cadulec
& Northeastern railroad c)lliied with q
logging train, about three miles from Lake
C,iy. smashing the caboo-e or the latter
train and damaging both locomotives. a
ady IN the csbo0se bad her shoulder dis
ocated arl back injured The passengers
n .ee sc1 were greatly shakon ap aud
fri-'.eae e... rore Efre seriously hurt.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-26
UNvglLlNa LlsEkTY
The Presidential Party aud wha. They
WIN 30 a. The Ceremony

y 1T TO a TIH NHIrfuuUF-
WAsHlssloE. Oct. The President and
party VIII lcaye Washington Wednesday
afternoon for Nre YORK. 20 tteud the un-
yelling u tile BarthOidi statue.
ne vii reviev the process ION
from a stand ~ as early AS 1880 @ clock IA
fhe morning. II the procession shall
rrove O. oe very long the President and his
party viii leave before il is over
n order % take one Cg
ths 99veramen. vessels 40 the foot of Wes,
rFelty-tn -tnirc-ss. 90 -o down the river ~
Badloas Island and be present ar the un
eiiing of he statute The party viii
he landed 10 Jels-s City and return TO
Washington by the nrst regular train in
or1er % reach this city. if possible before
midnight on Thursday
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-26

~tr,sA.. Mcl. pa 15-NoBr.de ~as
.iven 8 rrari reception here tonight. A
nn5ref guns were ared on bis arrival Hc
was met 81 the depot with brss- bands and
romm.tfee -HN s-r1ng. THE heu1 va~.n.
s-lre Drawn IS SIX horses escl. j. Tos .
srres- crowd ever assembled here for po-
tCsl f.eet.ng .h1.t -nf tl0usani SIX
irfi 0ro fae lslI ts.i iIeu g.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

NIX YoRK. June 17-C1lonel John
KNAPP. one Of the proprietors Of the 81.
Louis Repubicra. for years the recognized
organ Of the Democracy in the Northwest
il q, the FIFTH ave. Colonel Knapp during
the lss, tNo months has made an extensive
sour Of the West and be saws that every.
where he found President Cleveland pop
uiar Rith bis party
"a Tar as ana concerned. be SAID I
can saV nothing f1o good about The admin
isirsti1n. lf is however. superl rous f,r
me fo speak ou fhe sahIect A. the Rrait
rfn -ep~rsen's mv views aud gless that it
"a generally SnoNn that Be- Ia giving ;he al
minisfrsfian most hearty support AMI
ia doing so the r- per bar reflects the ssnfi-
resent of tire great majority of the DemoC-
rsrg ~ Ms-1uri If rssfs altogether with
himseIf whether VI Cleveland Is rsnam-
iusfei
Hos about ihs fight being made upon
senator Cocsreilf
~If amounts to nothing n has only as
sunai afs re-e'eCfl8n When The LeEi sia-
iu.e Al aerns neVf fs,usrv shi1s tbst 10
v aa f'Hfi fnst Che opposition smaants
ts ttf'e 9r aer1luE Naen BE- Tas csudI-
is-e far re-e.eefian six years sEa there ess
lae same sfs saees ietasrins him. hlt
vrsn fns clnr1s Nss 1e.8 there vss only
eeatt ere vote cast aztirsf aiu.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
THEY STRUCK OUT
A New England League Nine
Refuse 10 Play.
MAO BEclUSt IatY BRt HND.
The Fcur Leaders N ihs strike g..
rested fer Breach of Coo-
trsct-Ihe Manage and
Pitcher IS izckiisteo
Others Telnsta "a

LAwEEScE, Mass. Jaly I7-rau. aifhin
a lev iags the I.iWfenoe base hal niue has
iei ihe SeW Ens.ana League. AT recent
meeting oi the dinaclor, several 1t The mem
beTs inciuiins the pitcher. Garman. w-re
heavily fined for iodiilercat playng. To-
day VIXEN the schedules game with fhe
Ae~ baryp1rs Ass O. be pla, ed. the law
renee ciuD With the exception of Donoya8.
refused % appear on tie ground, Wben The
umpire d~cidei the game IA favor Of
tie Ne~oufg plris 70 o. The
four leaier, IA the strike were
arrested for breach 0i contra T. and fteir
uniforms taken aSay They secured bail.
and the entire parry took tae next traiu Tor
Boston Money va, refunded 10 seven
hundred spectators 1le directors were
NOT aware 90 the attitude OF ;he club uniil
ciocs this afternoon, when iresi sent
kuox was informed thar fhr men would
not l,iaN. The Lswrfnce club vii secure
tne biackhsuns If oil the members except
Donovan. and enefge nes players Several
weii-knoWH PLAYERS have alfcaay appie,i t1r
membership. The Olhcer- of the NeN Eng
land Leag e. have agreed 10 postpone THE
scheduled games with the tgWreuce club
until the new nine is organiz-d
BDsToN, July l. AT y meeting of the
New England league tonight Manager Cox.
ot the l.awrenccs. Ras black listed also
Pitcher German The other players were
reinstafed. save Peitre. who Was not present,
and his case was deferred.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
LATEST FROM rHs ELECTIONS.
Mr. P-rry'- Dispateh from the Seat of
wsr-A Careful Estimate of the
Politics of the Returns.

BosroN, June Il r A. Perry cables from
London tonight rs follows: The different
party Classification of the new members
agree with closeness that is really sur
prising in view Of the great number of re-
turns and the unusual looseness Ofpoliti cal
ties: bat no two match on every name
There arr four or five members whose atti-
tude Is more or less dubious ana in dealing
~irh them the cOmputers ALLOW them
selves s,me latitude. | have gone over the
lisf vii grea' care and placed each Of the
doubtful me- uDers in accordance with his
laie.t declarations The returns received
up 10 noon TODAY cover 663 seats. leaving
0niv seven un-ep 1rt.i exclusive % Speaker
Peel rhe aisFriDution Is As follows Con-
serva.ives BIS. luiouist- liberal. Il Glad
stoneites ISL NatiouliIsts - A Union
isf muster 81 3g1 ranked against go home
rulers Thus Tar here Is a msiOrirv OF 10
against Mr.. Gladstone on his Irish policy.
The Conservatives have plurality o. 56 over
fhe Liberals Of all kinds bat they fan
~ be.ow the united vote OF the Liberals
and Nsrian1ists Tue seven constituencies
ser fo ae heard from are represented IN the
last Parliament hv one Conservative three
fiis.istonites and three Nttionalists n they
bold their former political complexion the
new house viii become passessed Of 80
Conservative. Il UniDnit- Liberals. 800
Glaistonites aud IS Nauonalists UniOn-
ist total 0f 393. ant a Ministerial total %
Z73 Ou tne Irish question.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
ST. LOUIS BOODLERS
Members Of the Municipal
Council Under Arrest.
TOO NlGf FRANCHISES DISTRIBUTED.
Other CHizsns Aiso Unrer kfrast far
AieEc Compi .c'i, with No.
uic'psi Crsos ssdntss-A
Chares ct Hobbsr,.

~. ioC.s 3Vlg ll-fAs eraad iafg lais
las nighi .ssg-a heneA ~srl4nis. aA.ch.
heSeFer. sefe nm placed ia shs shef.as
hands nntl 'h.s moraine fr Toe alrs~s II
Raherf A fisesa and Charles ksenaa.
saen4seTs oi ste lover honse ~ zee Nunla-
ip-i Assem - ehsr.iae sArn eib rstl~ry
in the iiifd aeenrt a. hses n.a4 Ben.
hsds, an supiose ai sarVe o. IanoaSor.
vac A.sa Sac aided in sac -alae caar.e G1sy
sre sccusei 81 apl.raaoAiaf tiss gro o..ristsr
~ s'ie Casino ihratrs eiit . proposed - q
All fesiia5iaa y hich ~as a.iaac il.e ho...e
CONCERNING ii4e performances asiae eivsn.
fer q oausiiera'in. Wsranf. ~sre also
issues iaf or Wellington AiaiHs esd laa.
A naVis far attempted Bribery sn .,nn@,.
non aiih . hla oeio-e fht NuntrifiaI As
seulh.y asking 3 Vallabe fr4aeilis- TIE
lowest lEailau etich lsd fofae-e inaitlaal.is
49, brought or bf tur - i.er re kies ear
lu ~Aion tbs Present Municspai assembly
granted Naluah.e franchises Aaa lie as,fg
MANNER lu Whirt lrlisIall1n ~ great lla-
poriaitet ASs dl-pfsai uf ifriegalas HuiseIf
flsh0n and fhafes ktraafl $50 Isasfnc
ihhf luoioimfu's hes brcn ffn1 aeainss
thfin sna walfsE ts issued llr lhsir srresl
Gales ai ihe inulna' lsur leiaN end aaNe
hlnd i1f Their appearances. ~ 1il 4Is8 ~.
Nellineton Adams snd b-a hesIf in-
diced in connection ~sfa lhe CA. ntfis.n
aud bribery cilarses against lafsU beers ~ f',s
House uf ilsiesair, Nr Cherries A D4Nts
ihe Indicted aifoFnee Is 04s in Nts York.
bat i eXpesisd 81 reflrn ta Ihe c.tt -
nisei iht acca-aii'us against him
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Bnsines. failures for the week nunber
Is. against l79 last wees
Keep 4 Bullock Qlarrrmrn. of Zinc lin.
Neb.. failed fraaf f0r $4,000
Herr Noulyeskovski. pron nenf psi.fh
member 81 the German Rcchsiaf d,ai.
John Ruskin shows symptoms r serious
illness and his friends are rrosing sntions.
Ii is probable thar fhe Taylor broihers
viii be opposing cand dates f0r Governor ~
Tennessee
Several stores vsre bnrues Ffidsf At
Bonsnarie lova, eniaiing io.ess seffeest
inc So 600
The nabuque lows Oatmeal Mills vere
swept asay be fire FRIDAY nigat The Joss
resches 500 00o
An exirs session - fhe Csiif8fne q fngis-
lature has been called O. meei Juis ~ 10
legisiaie on irrigation.
The slave factory Of syme a Iones. st
Appleton. Wis. vas sveri sway 81 ire Fn-
day. creating ioss ~ $1,000.
Governor stonensu has eailed a. extra
session - The legislature ~ California for
Jolly 81 % take action ~ ~ irngs'ion
Charles NiicheH the pneiiia' STARTED ior
England the other day giih s28 800 When
BE- isniei herr fhrs vesrs ssa hr hsfn't
doilaf
Ine D8eri lfaa ~rndfcase uf NIvau-
kef iafe ies sftittes pf a-s ,siet.on ~
Madison we. Use ctI1ta st'cs n-Dg
s oo9 eW
The laFulrfs 81 tbe Treasury Depari-
fneufs iatt Hrfn urueas 3 eafv oI ste
over sio eisV eaf psid euf fn sceaani 80
fens.-Hs si8D.
Roh.r ~ 1enmsn ~ Csiieata ireseurer
of fhf irtcresti mei lirsfmftfrs triaa.
"a dafaaiief ~ 81 4-5. HhIls he aisirns -
bare l.'si 81 fhe fao.t
Bf.assr smfh 4 80 psf.f uq'. a
Ilfo1kfea li. 15.fste1 S. W Rssfall
vss destroyed 80 tire frsaf seeaine.
csps'ne 3 ~. ~ sbaf go o9
oait ahaaf q fhir3 af q ers1 s. erl.s-t..l
ir fhe hep-grf EfnF o1uuflrs ~ Nef Tork
S'afe Msnf farmprs ere pIautf9 fheir
boo gfeun8 ~ s4sist bIet T9eat
BsrDard nssesll and Nsrin Bentrr. of
Akron ONO. salle areniiur e nrc
f'rais Friiss - iHfe = bnff ~ f.ls
The boat esrsizei AID b9ib ve-s - .vnef.
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ehiekeH saisd si ies party ~ Ehsrleef.,fi.
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e1uaton
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hae ps~n spec ~ fearrf - 81. q rs
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