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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

over Thirty Thousand Dollars Gone Prem
an kapress safe.

an alffes sale
PHiAurrHis. Aug. - Thirty thousand
dollars in cash disappeared from . safe II
the Adams Express Company two weeks
ago and since that time the operatives 81
spittsls detective agency have been en-
deavoring % unravel fbe mystery connected
with the robbery. Circumstances point -
Rsih Pratt. n clerk in ihe fhiisdelphia Office
Of the company as the puriuiuer 81 the
cash. and on "Wednesday iasf Dee was
arrc.ted by Detective ~Ftlal kher q pre-
iminsrv hearing before Magistrate Dor.
ham he wss locked up for further hearing
on wednesday PIRATE stoutlF protested his
Innocence. on Thursday. fae iah inst.
PraH and another Ciefk manned Death went
~ abe IeuusY iVania kaiIfosi nfhn Do ub-
fain The Mooney winclfhe comranY sends
monthly o. -hamakin Ia o. faf ihc
hanas employed hr fhe Mineral hIninr
Company The amount was
$50 aiN Tire entire amount
Vss taten safely fo fhe Adams trress
CO 3 ohee So ea2 ClesInui.si and uss in
a regular way billet tY Chief CLERK Crow
~ TIE monef dersrueaf who t'seel TIE
moncy iu one of fhs smal reu rales usei
hg the Company ard directed I,fsn fa seal
it fae Instructions Hefe carried rrt ard
the safe irn fhe office nf rnF Company
bearing fhe seals which 81 stem teuanls te
prevent failanIes from hfnr stolen. anJ
fhe seals reIiarei alene fn. route.
When ftp safe arrrei nf ~hamutf
fhe agent ai fhat r'afe n ne rrfernoe of
three ~ f.ur feffunr hril.e fhf sraIf When
ihs safe Has Opened fbe onIF maurf in "a
vas 81 Hn iu silver tn Investigation was
began nf once. Ard D'srt Iran ssr fhf orir
interested PARTY whose fNrIfnstl1n uae
nof satisfactory TIE deiefvee thint ihaL
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29
OAVlTT PREDICTS TROUBLE.
His Speech at Escana ba-The Procee dings
of the Day There.

tf-Natttl ftIttNNa- -raAAe.
EsoANABA. Mich. Aug. 2S.-The Irish
National demonstration here today was not
n success in point of rumbers attending
that was expected Light rain interfered
with the exercises several times during the
day. The speeches at the park were deliy-
cred by Michael Dayitt Alexander Sulh-
van, of Chicago; William j. Dawson, of
Detroit, and William Kennedy, Of Apple
ton. Dayitt spoke for nearly three-quarters
of an hour. and was listened 10
by a large audience with close at
tentOn. His speech was a mastery
arrangement of England's Irish policy for
the past twenty-five years. He urged the
use of peaceable means bat at the close Of
his speech predicted that Lord Churchill's 5
government would inciie IRISH landlords To
collect exhorbirent rents and trouble would
ensue. He paid graceful tribute 10 Irish
men in America and the American friends
OF the Irish laborers A parade took place
in the forenoon but was not very large. the
streets being very muddy A grand ball at
the opera house is in progress this evening
Sullivan went home today. Dayitt goes to-
morrow
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

Francis iiungrrfsri fhe fama1s krksn-
sss cr4nferif5fer. new 81 fears ~ age 's q
nafire ~ oneas county. Nee forf and
spent haf his lie in IRE v.tsaitv ~ Fiv-
ua1th in8iana
David p nsVis. who iiei sf Hsvmenf
Wisernsln an Ne8nestaf ssiesI Pc Iskes
- fsrfv.fNe Fears
B1ss shepherd. i- a lefffr From Rsfori
las Nfzn st1eaas IRE s.fiisa nl fhs Cow
sraor af Itfhaah1a in SIRE tarinr uatfer
Nies Jessie Hatsa1 ~ tessraae ess ~
eealIF naIart re3 int'si isrria sr fhsi size
mifhf tssf - s Homestead Fl fhsi -tafe
-fefsIen fn iff " -ENa sArH i di-t ln
fhaf u.sln farrls fr fwprfr-ifs
wears 30 ras 3 frouirHHf fsctfr n fbr
erasn ta..nrss ~ fhe Narih resf
sasfsh f-au NaH4t saaflsn8 esrs
fhe nssrs Nkr5 H@~ctef hss recovered
frsn ais ins.sp.e il.a sns vii pr-srh st
fIestaw fssaer
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29
A GREAT EARTHQUAKE
Two Terrible Eruptions OF We
suvius in Succession.
PEOPLE or NAPLES TERROR STRICKEN.
Many Towns Destroyed People Flee
ing tor Their Lwes-The Shock al
Athens ieeing 10 the
Open Fields

RoNE Aug 2s-The earthquake was felt
throughout the provinces OF Syracuse
Reegi. OF Calabna iotenza, ro1zuoii. Baria
and AvellinO la many inst anoes the
houses swayed violently 10 and fro, and
considerable damage was done 70 property
The people were terribly frightened and
deserted their homes. fleeing 10
the open fields and TO the churches
RoNE, Aug =. The town of Naples was
visited today by a second earthquake shock
greatly alarming the people, who iied from
their dwellings aud crowded the streets
leading to the suburbs Whole families
are leaving the town. Two eruptions of
Vesuvius have occurred. and the volcano
is very active
ATHENS. Aug. 2s-This city was visited
by an earthquake shock at midnight to-
night
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

has been experimenting the shipping of
llliau supplies la f4e West lie SAYS taaf
Nora Is lu forward stale and lhe pc1ns-
c.ff i- tlat al tlc s4Fples ati reach tHe
A Ae--=fa agencies before rhe cold seatoer
se.s .l. Sir qshAs replying fo some al
verse crlflcism beralss of BIS absence upm
fle lldian 0Ece while Cummlsslouvf
ATKINS Eas aeag. sail De- Nas necessarily
absent t1r leN days % attend t1 tae ship
absence fhe bureau aas uudrf lae super
vision ot Secretary lamar and Assistant
Secretary AalIree aud no subordinate vas
t-- gnated r0 sct as commissioned Ia lacii
under tue a. no slch desi isnation could
have been made
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29
THE ADA PIONEERS
Hold Their First Annual Cele-
braion Yesterday.
INTERESTING PROGRAMME PRESFGTiB
Visitors From Grano Rap as The
Politicians S~arnaeo There in All
Their Giory The Grafton o.
7. Is. Charch


1i'' "a is''',e" % t"s >'s
fi'iiesf ooeieis Nss he'd a. ihai fitiafe
yesterday there being some three ~ louf
hundred ,..r..n. =, .ff..,,4.,,. rl.s ...r-
49,
't''i's e'e'" a.
we're in every nsIeci the npsi ENJOY able
ever participated in hy ihe people ag Easi.
ern k.nt h -. 4. ...,t ..f ..,,...l 49,.
~ -'' 'i' '-'''.'t %" ''S e'Fl~i eeAe1
were CA haul and slleaFarea lo ths btsi ~
their aidlttV a. ssliaif, tl.en..lres ~itb tl.
saftt
anu '''' va ."''t"
pie Indeed % scf the qu,ei manner ln
eiieh tsfl Spi iA iNtH VIA, ~n4 3 iiles
oidh make au3 votes hey haa coed
umei ansaas- the society uN
YET year o'i hut already
numbers lNi members. beiHE oiaosfrd
ss follows j 1. Clements, iif =. ieni. i. n.
MasnoNrl. secretary A. hufns. treasurer
AZ 1880 yesterday nl"fHlAA sben Ie
i.asi e'eni tiAin arrived 81 Ada tar unnd
l.AlaHs Aisi,fs CONSIST as ei s to1fe
tta.1 ana ehAthtei Mo 0ttnafh Ats<
iiliis ef- l.eoiala AasiIi Alien Nafist nel.
y d innrs. - l9.iera. = itiier q
u rui.'h aai VIE ii'a ih's h intnts
g is''a. Nea. y, 'li..4l. * - 'ft h9ri-
n iHNee t,ii y. j. hfhof. iofhci ~ A..
Harvey, heAff A.t mick Cos. T.. A.
Sellers ana aea ANhfli', Arfe revived
tt iiie "a - -'tlri4 o (. t-elitfi t .lcM ie
the picnic grounds fhe PROCESSION
being heaaed Hy tae oafaaar baud.
Arriving q. tne FraHAfs iic fisit.r Neft
introduced and i'le 81. praFraamt e.rfied
oei Key. sheer offered pfafef. tee band
rendered a beau $3.50 sele-u.n sad j. 4.
Clements delivered als annpsl adlress. iu
which he referred io tae en1stl anl pros
peiliA oi ihe so0ieiN, iie nins auo purposes.
ana Welcomes at cordially io lit Ar1 gath
efhg. An Adjournment vas tlen iaken
Tor alnheif ana Nhi-e the visitors bad been
listening 90 tne ieasi oi reason. Use commit
Tee han pseh preparing ile hau4lti iAe
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

Tic TELEGRAHHERiLUS circulation
Is f,riee that ~ any other GRIND Rapid paper.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

~as ihs ogening day oi the Autumn meei
ing af the Coney island Jockey Clab. flni
race. ere iaIloass. lu4h Won Belle sifrU.
second lattie Minch tArd ume l.lVl
~t-l8.d race. segea furioues. fa~n sou.
Bess. second jm Gray third. time ial
rhiri race. mlie and flfione haasataric
wou faulo. Second ~ala ihld
time 1906. fourth race, Ile
Autatnn sAkts three Qusi ers az q
mile freuzie won BclyidVfe second. L.A.is
Primrsse. third time lla. flilh raoe one
mile Font aon MAesle j sectna Taffe
81 Mnntahon, third ume. l.si1 SIKH
race, the Western Stakes. mile and three
sixfeenihs "a ihe tori track f2Ae won.
Precious second Farwell third. ume eos
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

The following well known people bave
cen en- gscei 30 support Aimy IL Grand
in has oomeiy creation 81 Patent Rights
Clara WHdemsn Jniia n Ffidine Nsrie
Mouoeaux. pbiness Leah Chas A
smHv John p Pike J I. Woolsrsou G
Trema'ne EiWins Matbews. The or-
ranizstiou vil be oficeded as follows
Ffea > Nildemau manager John + Pike
stage MANAGE Henry ~ AeseT advance
representative. nusfHfe lsuifrs mns.ral
director Fa-| Nuson. master % transuafta
ton Hehearssis eii commence about
~affefi Der 11fh
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29
a BATTLE For LIFE.
A Desperate Ex x-ConvicVs Fight With An
Officer at jackson

A Desperate ES-COnvicVs Fight With An
Officer at jackson.
JACKSON Mich, Aug. 2S.-This evening
an eX-convict named James Murray created
a great disturbance in a woodward. Officer
Baird, who was called upon to arrest the
man climbed the fence, and was confronted
by Murray with two thirty eight calibre
revolvers lie fired three times at Baird
when only five feet distant, one
ball taking affect in Bairds right
hand. The officer returned the fire
hitting Murray in the hand and cutting off
two fingers. Murray then rushed upon
Baird and knocked him OF the fence with
a club. He was finally captured after
desperate struggle Upon being searched
"A number of valuables were found on his
person, including two watches, which
are thought 10 have been stolen.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

the Misses laura aud Hattie Byers oi
jamestown Centre. ihe horse oscane un
manageable. aud in turning the corner hear
the poslotfioe he Nth one Of The siris. Was
thrown iFam the buggy. and the girls afn
broken The other girl jumped from Tie
buggy bat fortunately was not inluFed
The injured girl Nas taken % the residence
of 3 = Waite. where she received the Kind
attention Of Mrs ~ Df b. b Godfrey
Was called aud SET the arm.
Mr. Carrie Barnahy leit on the morning
train for Jackson county. where she ~
tends making her future home Her
father j \. Waite, accompanied her
l.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

The Complimentary EScarsiOn-Ths Rail
road saw-A New Time Card scheme.

road -aw-A New Time Card scheme.
About a mile OF steel has been laid on the
new NJ, q. K. 4 l. at this end Of the
lire.
Auditor F. A. Gorham. of the u r. & 4 ,
returns from the East tomorrow He has
been visiting his family at Bay View. Ne.
The ST. Johns Building Association
gives an excursion 10 Mgskegon TO day.
The train leaves the West Side a. +, a. m.
the Union depot at $50. aud returns leav-
ing Muskegon S.30 D. IA.
About l0o0 invitations have been sent
TO prominent business and professional
men in the city requesting the preseuce
of themselves aud ladies upon the occasion
Of complimentary excursion over the
new line 10 the Ssginaws. comprising the
G.. r. q J.. the ID. l. q y. aud the :. Y K
ST. L., TO be given next Thursday, Sep
tember ,
A new working time card has been ar
ranged for the use % employees Of the @ Il.
4 l. The card is arranged in pamphl ~
form and contains The running time for
each train by number on an individual
page. length Of all sidings Along The line.
the telegraph calls the location of water
tanks and the distance between them. the
location of turn tables. of coal bins. 81 the
crossings OF foreign roads Then the rgle.
AMI regulations Of The rosd are also Included
in The book. and the various signals in use
The scheme Dr. in the nature of an expert
meut. aud viii no doubt be adopted ior
reg Jar use.
srhe visit of Nessrs. johnson Meihenv.
Bradley aud sumson. 81 the o. r A. T. "a
81 Thomas Canada. lasi week was o.aa.
stoned hy a desire to see the working ol d
machine invented to saw oil the ends ol
battered rails and drill and sirRiehien them
at the same nmc The wesi in rails 8.
most noticeable affae ends where they be-
come battered and hatfened thus necfssi-
tafinE removal and replacement Tie nrV
machine. bv saving OIL thc efl8s. viii makf
the rails 90 double duty There Is tait o.
pur aasing such machine for the q. b k
\ south Yarfs ii IS spoken ~ as quite
Necessary in q railway OUTFIT
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29
SHOT DEAD.

\ Washington Man soez cut with His
Girl and B.come~ = Corpse
WAsnIsefeN, Aug. ls-Af clock this
evening Harry Yates oolorcd, aged "a years.
living At sl2 Twelfh-st. len The house
eith sophie Gordon. colored. vho lives
there. 20 - fo store
As they stepped out of the
house pistol Shot rang out and y hsfcs ieli
dead shot through the head The rirl pro
tests she knuss nothing about lt hut was
taken up TIE police believe some one
Gssa pistal ior hln. as no pistol of ANY.
thing tending to three iisht nu ihe sfsir
-. -ulnI
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29
MsIt1 At Home.

Hts rH.Ha fa tHa Nt-tatF~ athttN
ALrENA. Aug - Many hundred citi-
zens, irrespective OF party. headed by Hon.
". l.. Churchill. and band, met the Re
publican nominee for State Treasurer. Geo
l.. MalFz, at the steamer AlpenA this morn
ing. aud escorted him 10 the opera house,
where reception was rendered him and
general good will expressed
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29
a ViLLAlNOUS ASSAULT.
The Life of A. 4. LanPhere Again Sought
tOr-Masked Men

tor-Masked Men.
CoLDwATER Aug y A second attempt
on the life Of a. T. Lanpher was made last
night. A rope was thrown around his
neck. near the salvation barracks, and he
was drawn into an alley. hit with a
sand bag am shot three times. two OF
ihe shots odsng in an account book and
tte other in a match safe. None entered
DIS body. aud excepting the sand bag blow
De IS uninnred 4 mask aud pistol were
found near the spot The first attempt it
will be- remembered occurred a few weeks
ago when Nr Lamrhere received a 5ox of
dynamite marked peaches, and which,
becoming suspicious Of, he buried and then
fired. when it exploded with great force
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

Nee FaHE. Aag 2. -Poace CommIss ssiou-
sr Frrach rho sn~ut sst "wednesday even
lnt Fish er President Arthur. AZ New Lon-
doa- SAL n reporter today tht Mr
Arthur taa picked $3.50 eonierf1IiF He
was rehr cheerful snf cbaffF bad fe-
asInei as spreUle and had esiafi afsen
ununfs Mr frfsar hsa ne .aes of refann-
~ % fae efr fsr tls fraesnf
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

The desih ol Rev ST. spau.i.nf ~
Three Rivers. xaich ocriarrel Friday n'eht.
neeessitnfes file csneel iafion sf Fishsr oii-
iespies sppoinunenf viii ftf NewnrRo
ehureh if facss 81 i.ff Nr nfIfsu4t a
6rsoe ealrsa. rfnf fe hee8reo rs. erfiaT
~ fII she afI-o btnerf TIE tsher iearrs
81 Itfef h.Fert Tomorrow ~ aitend Rev
Nr -1auIuInr fuDernI
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

SHsRoy. IA. Aug q. AT a secret COM
ferenee of che naHers Of this district held
here tais afternoon. BE- was unanimously de-
e.ded to refuse the demands of thr feeders
emr I17e1 at tne Youngstown. New Castle
anf sharon mills f1F an sdFaace from one.
half .1 .lrae fffas rate This reil7a. wiII
rseei i1ifats-a STRIKE fhat will efiect a0 men.
fhe nsters Fl.I 1oeralc tae machine them-
selves anfI a. adjustment oi -be difficulty
Il eatrtl.f
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

Iasnus. AaE 81 The International Re
ssfa. vhica comes on on Monday. sftraas
considerable auention io sausnc arcics
here Hesch. sho l. in splendid health. IL
Gee fafafite fss 80 fa1f The rhis an he
shefF arr usifsfsfu. nFf fa ane aFairsI.
I.susf ihrse ta ans sstasi Eass f,af le
suf sl4.Hst.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29
SEVEN FlRsMsN
4 Little Fire IN New York Makes BAD
Mu~s

Mu~s
NEW YORK, Aug 2s.--The six story
building. corner Of Hudson and Reeds-sts.,
occupied by stephen Moorehouse. whole
sale grocers and liquor dealers. took fire
this afternoon and a seri )us connagration
was expected. The greater part Of The
stock was removed Ca another warehouse
about week ago. and their loss viii not
exceed S25 0o0 fully insured The loss on
the building owned oy the Rhinelander
estate. is $ 90. James Potter. a fireman.
fell from ladder and broke his lex and six
OTIS injuries
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29
SCARED REPUBLICANS
They buy Up . Prohibition Paper and
Make lt Party Organ-A Sew
sheet Possible.

ft.-.t..s .s rss rr....se .ssA.a.
MASurgE, Mich. Aug. 2s.-For the past
year che ssnintei has been published by
Madison s. smith as a prohibition organ.
The Republicans became So alarmed that
this week they made up 3 purse and bought
fhe paper and ihe same wili De- consoii-
dated with the Ines and hereafter one
paper wii' pe Published by Hilton and Mali.
son Republican ln politics. 10 j. reported
that Smith viii bus material and continue
tie mobilization % 2 nrunlnlILnn naner
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29
The OLD SEA DOGS.
IN spite Of Peace They Generally Get Pr
motetl.

IN ~pItO nf IeaCf IueY NenertIIY tot Iru-
moted.
W,sulyeroN. Aug. -S-ksar Admiral
John H Ra-s~li was placed on the retired
ilst today ar his own request having served
over forty years continuously This viii
enable Commodore Walter W. Green 20
BE- promoted fo Rear Admiral before his re-
s.remenr "a October. on reaching - years Of
s,e and reduces tbe number OF CommOdores
on the active list to The exact number dxed
bY iaw Admiral Green's retirement in
October Wal promote Commodore Ralph
Chandler to Rear Admiral. and Capt. Aaron
~. Weaver to Commodore.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

Iterr sss a1 spf.arfef change in yosnE
ue'nHosfas eoa8iuaa sf afesk this
rl.fnIae fae aattsfs hsft arses la isl
lils eali sieas fafi ne stnsf sfis tafte7 of
eafsc a. fhrs asfat- Ssf 81 Frt Nhefhsf Be
~ lfr ~ arr ae tatas ittls naarls.s-
lfsai hsf = ses unconscious
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29
\ MARRlEo MAN S calMe.
outrasinK Eighteen Year Oid Lady
who VIII Become = Mother.

kstktset Mich Aus - a warrant
was isnsd taslay hy Esq Ramsey for the
arrest ol James a. Lancaster. married
man aa the charge of commlfi.ns npe
apsn Settle 9etfsf aEed is Iae enmr
vas c.faHItfesi Iasf March HHi ras nnIg
discovered t1 tse patience lew DAYS asa
f aun ine discovery hF fhem fhsf fae riri
waf saoa a become mother. tha aflitCs
Naa f,r etffsnf eas msfe Lancaster
wIU probably ne sffesfri tonight The af
filf creates tFeif eenesfiuH
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

wssafsifes Aas ras report 81 iis
eaF4Haissaeaf ~ tef+,eH Malls tss ihs
la.f asrai Fraf siA saa~ thsi far saiai et,si
~ tI.a fFrlsa -rfriss 49, $50 ~ e. -
f1ssss efsf fhs Fsst ~ lhs FF-slaes f1af ~
s4st
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

Mciig1u IS covered bg TIL TELEGRAM
HERALD. Us circulation Is more than d0r0le uGt
ri gag payer tl Niraigrn otltsids ~ Deir0A
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

The poprr crraldio .a frtra .sH4 a1ita %
radius ~ ll,l niiio aroaad Eraad hal4ds
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

usrref. Aas Un tae morning AZ
Mag li lseaass containing 9 SO aissp
fsafssi fran Zee cash fraser ~ Vincent
saH ,tsa taee fsteI hssfsrise fhe
srItf aaa nsfesi iseeasfeIa rtt
sesfs r. sa'fa.e e.uisssai fa teir. fte lh ~
la U~feH ta saH gave n.a af sale
" hts property eha Hsfs haz laft "
fte fsE .ansN fssNsH sfe.H rll - arrested
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29
IN THE BASE BALL FIELD.
Detroit Wake. Up and Beats the Bean Eat
ers-Ksnsas city Beats Washington.


base nlts-IleIrOlt, II, bDslOn, I.
Errors Detroit. 3, Boston. 10.
Batteries-Baldwin and Cancel for De
troit Bufinton and Dealey for Boston.
Umpire-Quest.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

The only paper n Grand Rapids receiring ftil
press report IS THE TELEGRAM II ERALD. on
dispatches are al TccciUed special cdsed tCrc
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

Trad ~ California ere raarrrs - eve
~ r,lrine seessn ~ia - ths varsf tisf
iosassry has esrf hsd ife ealoen sfsts
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

CWcAG0 Aug. Is
Innings , 3 ( Is
Chicago. o % . y o 2-l3
Philadelphia. % o o o o. ;
Base hits-ChicagO. 10, Philadelphia, 9.
Errors-Chicag0. 7. Philadelphia. T.
Batteries -Clarkson. Flynn and Kelly;
Casey. Mcclure and Clements.
mpire-Powers.
The New York So. Louis game was post
p0ned on account Of rain
The following American Association
gsmes were played YESTERDAY.
40 New -MetrOpohtans. 4. Ath-
lefics T.
At Brooklyu- Baltimore. 8 Brooklyn, S.
Sven innings Game called ON account
OF darkness
Atst LDuis-The Louisville Browns game
was postponed ON account of rain.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

Tie following statement shows the stand
ing of the clubs in the National League to
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

The New York ST. Louis game was post
p0ned on account Of rain
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

Stsbs His Chiia VIE - Deafh ~ fis Re-
auesf - Mistress.
l1Lor M1sc3 hur PA young man
~ San lais fofosi. nsmei LORENZO aifeunz.
son nf a 0ea'ihy rfren. hss sfshi.ei bis
cli6 ei.e area l4 fa a. - o. ibe .ea-
SION "a his ifrnsef fHis-ess q vrnsn frioe
his ovn aee fIa p 81 ererufed
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-29

5.
Errors-Kansas City 1; Washington, g.
Batteries Whitney and Hacket for
Washington, Crane and Hayes for Kansas
City.
Umpire-PIerce.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-23
In..D.e Phot5rr.phic display

ST. LOUIS, June 22s--onel thousand
photographers from all parts of the
States and Canada have arrived in this
city tOsttend- the seventh annual con.
vention which held its frst session to.
day, and many foreign artists not being
able TO attend personally. have sent
specimens Of their work TO represent
them. The interesting festuTe Of the
convention is the exhibition by the
various photographers Of views from
the States and Canada, England and
Germany Of an infinite variety Of sub
jects which cover all Of the available
spsce upon the walls Of the meeting
room as well As those OF fourteen smaller
adjacent halls. and 5000 square feet Of
partitions which have been especially
erected for that purpose.lod lsTr-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-23
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WAsHfsaros, June Gin the Senate,
Maxey, from the committee on Niearau-
qua claims, reported a resolution re-
ouesIing the President TO bring 70 the
attent. on of the Hicsrauguan govern
ment the claims Of citizens of the United
States against that government. The
resolution was agreed 10. rra
Hawley called up his motion to recon-
slider the bill prohibiting members Of
Congress from accepting employment
from the railroads that had received aid
from the United States. The motion
was debated until 2 o'clock, and then
went over until tomorrow.
The Senate then took up the bill re-
psaling the presumption and Timber cul-
Uure laws.
Mr.. Blair had moved an amendment
providing an acquisition in one owner
ship of more than $40 acres of desert
lands.
10 this Ingalls, offered an amendment.
applying the limitation 10 all public
lands. The latter proposition, which
was the pending question to-day, was
voted down.
Blair's amendment was then voted
down-yeas 3. nays AZ.
The Senators voting in the affirma-
tive were: Messrs. Blair, Dolph and
Teller.
After some amendments of detail and
witlDut final action on the bill the Sen
ate adjourned