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GLOVE MAKING.
Tho Process Described as Soon in
an English District.

"A pair If gloves. II yGu please
"YcS. sir. Kid glpy",b'
The customer indicates ia" kind OF
glove, hr requires, and down come, 4
tong shallow box. divided INTO several
compartments. IN each OF which th"r"
'"' 4 neal bundle "i glove" "i 'afi""'
""i"r> and ahadc-, held together bv a
htnd oi paper.
'hha' SIZE. SIR
Ia" ~" i m"hiI"n"'i' and u 81
The bundles !, Lifted "ni ct IT. c"mprr'-
men, ana InI'kIy ana carefully Opened
~ "nc"nd. Gloves Of ia" exact oIh" and
sirii" required are selected. the pre-"
- i'iid, and there. Tor Ia" most part.
the Transaction end H"w manL al
The thou and, who every day 70
through Tins process have any idea al
wh"rr and how the soft. delicate. tight
hitting glove, they wear are made
Enormous number, said to exceed
twn-lhiri, of the entire CONSUMPTION
AR. imported from France. Germany
and Sweden I,u, there l., l,rrc ,on,.
manufacture which j, carri.I ,u 10 ,
con.idcr,bI. extent IN and about, Wor-
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sHs'i' ''' 'hc post oiB":. whether a.T-G.r
10 % , 8a:ir or w'r"'fTr IA. is "A subLrrsr-
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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
ADJOURNMENT ADJOURNED.
CoG sre-s Cannot Garry out the Programme
for Next Monday

WA-HiSeroN Jgly 30.-lle present con
lit.on OF legislation indicates that Congress
sill NOT be able 20 adjourn on Monday &C
cordius t0 prlgramme. Mr Randall and
Mr.. Allison now agree that adjournment
sll oe delayed and there are Otuer leaders
OF -le two Houses who say that tnai ad-
l0urumeut cannot take place before the
latter part Of next week. The
conferences committeeman are hard AZ work
tonight on the Suudry Civil Appropriation
bll in which there are upw ards al two
hundred disputed paragraphs. involving
about so 90 Mr. Randall opinion is
that the difference on this bill viii be
finally adjusted blt be doubts ABOUT an
agreement uei1g reached on the FOrtihca-
fi0u 0Ill which the senate increased in
round numbers from $500 UOO 10 -. 900 600
the failure of that bili, be SAYS
vii not necessarily delay ad-
IDurnment or cause any extra
session. The opponents Of the River and
har0or D.ii openly say they expect IFS fail
ure and 20 is learned tonight that the fight
against this measure in the House will be
stubborn one AMI may result i'm hlDuster-
lug The chances for au agreement upon
lne Northern Pacific Land Forfeiture oil
also grow .-ss. hourly Tue excessive heat
90 tle day drove a number OF members OF
the House away from Washington. and If
90 continues there viii be- trouble In holding
a quorum here next week.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

The proprietors of factories in Wesfpha'is
and Rhenish. Prussia. are dismissing their
workmen in great numbers owing o. THE
extremely depressed state % their business
Richard pfohl the editor Of Conserva
tive newspaper Al kiei. who was recently
arrested f1r ihe publication Of treas0nshle
articles. committed suicide in the prison At
that place Yesterday
Bishop Hofner. 0f Mavenoe has issued n
pastoral letter against socialism affirming
chat the Church resoluteiy supports su le-
giiimaie efforts ~ improve the condition of
workingmen. bat sefs ifs foot firmly upon
socialism in snr form or degree
A four masfed steamer wss appsrentlr
aground on RockauaY Shoals iast night H.
vas impossible 20 learn her name
Distress Signals have been sent np hv the
ves~si. hufit will he some hours before shf
can be reached and particulars obtained
Overland freight rates from san Fran
cisco o. Kansas Citv 81 L0uis Chicago and
common points haze been advanced as fol
lows On hops from > % 81 Tor hundred
mounds on barley from 81 fo G5 crnfs on
canned goods from GZi to 81 The nsv
tarf being officially announced as going
info effect Agusi D.
4 pigeon shoeiinr msfch f7r g. 0H fook
rfars Yesterday affernoon 81 F-bs Ground.
q Newark ! hefueen Ifsfn rre hsrn
champion ing shot ~ Fneiand and Wfi-
iism NifrafiI ~ Narrisnd The ~onti
fious uere london C.pn ruias CRY b.ri.
each arr thirty fsras riae hfer a. errIt-
fna contest crshaH van bV ere bird. Gre
hsrr f1rfr-fvs ani Mitchell forfr f9ar
sensstfur ras created in fhe Hr~ai
HaerlfsI Al Berlin yesterday ~ fhe srpear
s1re ~ ihe Crown lrnee Freie-Ics "i-
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
THE TREASURY ASSETS
The Joint r solution Pa ssed
by the Senate Yesterday.
TRADE DOLLARS At THEIR FACE VALUE
A surpl.s Not 10 Exceed 500, 900. D.
600. the Balance 20 Pay the
Debt not Foster than So
600 a Month

WAsuNoIoS. July 30 The joint fesoIa-
lion. as passed lne senste. is az follows
~Be IL enacted ele That whoever the
surplus or balance In tie treasury .uclud
ius the amount held fsr the redemption II
niied States notes. shall exceed the sum
uf slp nH Uuu, 10 shall be aud is hereby
made The duty of tle Secretary of the
Treasury tp apply such excess lu sums uot
less than $1,000 Wu per month during
existence oi any such surplus or
excess 20 payment of interest bearing
indebtedness Of tle ultei States
payable al the option 0i the Government.
The surplus or balance herein referred 10
shall be the available surplus assets. ac
cordlng to the form Of statement oi the
ulie1 states Treasurer Of The assets and
liabilities of the Treasury ol / nited slates
employed on June 80. lt Is provided that
90 call shall be made under The provisions
oi TINS resolution until sum equal 10 The
call is in the Treasury over and
above the reserve herein mentioned
and provided, farther that the Secretary Of
The Treasury, IN his discretion. may have
IN the treasury, over and above the af0re-
named sums, "a working balance not exceed
ing so 600 900. and when, even in ease OF
any extraordinary emergency not now ex-
isung, and when because thereof in the
opinion OF the President, the public interest
should require H. he may by written order.
direct the Secretary of the Treasury 10 sus-
pend the further call for payment Of such
indebtedness for such period Of time as
shall be necessary 10 maintain the public
credit unimpaired. and that such suspen.
sion and the reasons therefore
shall be reported 10 Congress
within ten days after its next
meeting, or Immediately il Congress shall
be IN session; that for the period Of six
months after the passage hereof
United States trade dollars, if not defaced
multiated. or stamped, shall be received at
their face value in payment Of all dues 10
the United States and shall not be again
paid out or in any other manner issued
that the holder of any United States trade
dollar during this period, on presentation
Of the same al the office Of the Treasurer. or
any Assistant Treasurer of the United
States, may receive an exchange therefor
a ike amount and value, dollar fOr dollar IN
standard silver dollars or in subsidiary
coins al the option of the holder and OF the
United States
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

a Body Resembling That of the Anarchist
Pound AZ Erie. Pa.

Fais. Pa. july 80 yesterday The dead
body of man was found floating 10 Erie
bay. A coroners inquest failed 10 place
the man identity. and he body was or
3ered buried. During the past week the
police have been on the lookout Tor the An
srchisf -chnau belt who % is alleged. threw
fhe destructive bomb in Harmarkei sqa,re
In Ckic.E' Special adTiCes have been
receive from Chief 81 Police E0srsoid of
Chicago. 20 the effect thst Schnagbe.t bad
no doubt made has escape bv way ~ the
.ases AccompsnF Fiug ne informa ion vas
rhofograph IF -chnauheif. which She un-
lerrazer w5o buried the Hoafer promptly
recagr rel this afternoon as correct hka
ness NJ fhe dead msn. Th- clothing -orn
ani depicted upou the ph stogrsph 49, of
peculiar pattern A. 49, the binding 81
The sesms The undertake. sflI
hsd fhe caaf IRE his possess au
AMI 3 vac found nron examination fo tally
ersr-lV rf'h tae Photograph If e believed
rhst tse man afreupfei Oh segretIv .esrs
1osl a. it rss corning ap Cd the dccss snl
n faior so vss cslztf ard crushed Whaa
fnrf mere rss frentv-nre In srs naaa
tte enir tur ge- tas sra es- Strap ~ a.
er ssovag rsac' fsseeIr fhet ree nan
ehen alive bad some rH-pose fn ceaees
ng Hs enffg
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

Ssgeaals naas Ctsss lli. sis~s 90 alctig~n
fulit4cal asftsrs

Jerome klag. Amsrsaan tansal ai Chat.
hal4 Cat. is a eaesi a. sseei Hait AR
tity ~as Formerly chairman oi ihe Demo
crauc Stale Commlises ald Ais opinion on
is5llfieal questions naturally has consider
aoie se-gat SEATED iu lhe affee. in can-
seisaiion sith ID q Watson. Collector I'd
Customs al Grand Haven. and Ar.lar
Meiss CIV Treasurer his sisii natural 3
bad the appearance of political significance
Being interrosaied bs reporter, be SAID
40. 4 an mol here on political mission.
My business j. 81 q private nature Want
my opinion on Stale politics do yous
I'll. ] am haFdig la position 10 give any
Information uf value. lnasmuch a. my bus
uess prevents my taxing any active pau la
politics
-Nn0 in your opinion wiii be- nominated
Cor Governor by ihe Fusion party inferno
gaied the reporter
-Iasi is a difficult question % answer
There il some Il nerrnoe o. opinion ar fO
which party shall be- given The bead ~ the
ticket and much depends ou that The
Democrats are soIneN hat divided although
they haFe al abundance Of good material
should the nomination 90 to the bfreu-
baA htfe tlet vii Without luANi maine Hrn
VIM + lnues of this city He is The only
man have heard named by that parry and
be would command a good following even
among Democrats in the convention
Then you believe. that a combination vii
be- eileCted
"li looks very much that way nov The
adoption Of platform satisfactory % both
parties Viii not. ! anticipate, De a dilcuii
matter"
What i your opinion Of the Congres-
sional fight in the First District
u know nothing about u bat am hopeful
that u viii be amicablv seuled. lu tbe
Sixth District the contest narroWs down %
three candidates %. NJ. Barnes. bs ron o
Stout and J. b Winans OF The other dis
tricts know nothing"
Who viii be made chairman of the Dem
Ocraiic Stale Committee
Il do not know. bat / can assure YOU
that he viii be worker and that prospects
OF carrying the State are very bright
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

Cmc.Go. July So.-The first race al Wash
ington Park was three quarter mile dash
Dnlls Beach won, Surprise second. Waboo
third; time, l.l6. Second race. one mile
Herclogist won. Bales second, rommie
Cruise third. time. l.43i Third race seven
urlongs. Our Friend first Vernon second
Eva Button third. time l2a! Fourth
race one and one eighth mile. Bsofb'ack
first Nirgie Hearu second time i.4gi
Fifth race. hve-eignths mile. Grace ID first
Allegheny second, Little Hopes third
time l033 Sixth race. five eiehths mile.
Comediea won Linda PAYNE second MISS
Cleveland third time l.02t
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
Racing al snrafnga.

SARATOGA, y. y, July 30,-The weather
was clear and warm today, the track fast
and the attendance fair. First race. FIVE
eighths mile; Harefoot won. Lord Lorne
second, Bess third; time. 1.22 Second race.
all ages mile and oue-sixteenth Ben Ali
won, Monogram second, Mac0lea third.
time, 2.Oi. Third race, for maiden two
wear Olds, one half mile; Blessed won,
santa Recta second, Rebellion third: time.
80 seconds. Fourth race, all ages. mile and
seventy yards; Prescious won. frankie r
second, Sam Brown third: time. l.4Sl
Fifth race selling. one mile and one fur
long; Frank Ward won. Netle second.
B1rean third; time. 2OOi.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
DEADLY DYNAMITE
Chicago Detectives Experi-
ment With Bombs.
4 TERRIFIC EXPLOSION N TIE LAKE.
4 Stream of Wafer SiA Feet in Diane
ter fhro~a One f-andre0 Feet
fsigh sno Hundreds ~ FISHES
Thrown lnto the Air.

CH4eaeo. luiy 81 "A steam Gag sas char
tered. this morning is Clisi sf Detectives
John Shea Nho. wiih small l,a-y pro
oeedea about tao miles easi of u.s rrb las
the lake and earI8iei nef af lhf taMhs
made hs ths red aae apostles A las-rIns
tAiug ieel 4ouE eltl heaFf rubber ha1
attached CD ont rnl. nas sauA ia ilss lakt
after Hol1ru boa Ras ltlallad Us
tls upper end o. keep from
touching flt water Ilia tits
a nfe.feoi fuse sas inserted sud tsueael .f
spUter and sIllIe ~aFuta fas a.iIears io
ne ut. and Case gag -ieaIlal nack aa1aE tll
yards 10 zen milate- fae tsaf shU,sk ile
waters seemed Disturbed and laisf = slreau
sl1 feel in nlAme.er shut 400 leel il tlt aln
Tor twenty ieoi arouua tne slFiaae iilt Iake
~As oonNQlse1. nDie Outstanding tie fsdi
thai tae dynamite bed berl losered some
twenty eight feet in the waller b haadfcis ul
hsh were thrown inlo the aif siil ths stream
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
-.AaRLheIoe sh1o-hs0



l- t'D
sla ..srls served 81 81 .I..I4l la Gap
n..... tt- Steamer W..srsss
~
.eras F.a -. .eEi.-.4.e l .frl lients li l-e
Olsen .f -.. Iss.. .l..a t.- saiers 8f Black
.t4.s.t sr..- F.na--f f.es SIR Joseph
.s.r .f lI.Ir..--- ..---.s vi ll- i..s if
-... -r.f f... .tfe Yesterday aad
t..rt t.- a.r.n.a-e oa tie property
.....t he fnr.-t r.- toar Cuen.
F, .....,-. f..r ar Jta.srg CAPTAIN Har-
-frr .-.-f lf- Fltfer aIas h.m the
.. I..ffr, II tF- F.nE-.f t4ek
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
OPENING r-z Lost NAL BAGS


W.sH>al.a Jaly sl Tie contents 9'
tas mails lass recovered irom tLe erecss1
oeraa steamer Oregon. sre aoa being exam
llri u tae dead .e..-r office sinh Fiea
90 a.eeria.uIus TIE name= ol tle persons 60
whom lle mall matter was svaf a4d festor-
in1 lt Oh tht rlg1ll. owners The egaulu
4rlou of Tie s4Ier. soaked contents ol these
bag, las disl o,el fle rather astaluiils
iaei that large proportion oi sar lrst anl
second class packages contained iatlable
goods il is tht intention ln SUCH Cases
where the names uf ihe persons sending
such paosasr or tle names of tne persons
% shom they were sent cau oe discovered.
to take such steps a. VII result ln the pun
ishins tile Fiolator- of tle laW- NIlh o-t
lev exceptions hoseRcr. 30 IS impossible tu
discover tne addresses. but The department
officials -ay lual iu the fllure more tlsllaut
supervision 0f the foreign mall matter wili
bc maintained
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
4 LIVELY BLAZE.
,turgi- Visited by an Expensive Fire-A
Fireman Hurt.

tfH aa.ia 'a .re '-a--hfe .--ts-a-
clraaI-. Mich.. July 3o-At an early
hour this morning hr- broke out in the
frame building owned by r 5. Tracy and
occupied oy Dr d y Runyan and H. =.
Fees. on ihe ground d5or, the upper h)or
being vacant. but 9as, however, being fitted
up for a barber shop for q. a Monroe. of
Monticello. la. Tracy claims a loss of
g. 5pu Wifh $50 insurance Dr. Runyan
had no Insurance Feek's insurance was
500. The Thornton e Altman and Odd
Feiow block adjoining was damaged about
5000 Il- Odd Fellows lose heavily on
furniture, etc Insurance 81 COO but not
enough t1 cover loss. Thornton & All
man insurance expired a few days ago
E o. Riber. IeEe.er lived in the Thornton
& Altman block and had his household
goods badly damaged insured. Henry
Nondon. fireman bad hand badly cut by
glass falling
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

The Rouse Refuse. ~ r--. Ti~n, over So.
TresIdsnf's efoss

WtsHTeroF july 1a-ln comp fanof
with ihe arrangement made yesterday fhe
House resumed consideration ef inrnid
pension Bills THE hui being tba' granting
So q month to fhe ri88s ai eon ilarff IN
H 1nfer NJ H1ffervarfh afrorpf~d fhe
passage gf fhe hIN over tne President f.fa.
CIfe1 Various rrecedfnis whore vff0ss ~
officers were granted reus.1r II ffH
month ard bs protested seaIa-f fhe Hnnse
masking hsh of one end hssh of nnn' ha-
Mr. hgrervorfh Thoughts fhf fraahIf fn
th.s case vss eeu Hsnfnf lai presided 81
fhs trial of lifg John Porter corr. nIarffal
~ if were nof ~ thsf fhe Frsrfaerf world
have F.rnsi "a TIE Hauee refused fo f.aes
fnf ni.I over fHe veto f.nnsIderafiar ~ rff..-7
hIIs grant nE pensions 90 Wary Norman.
Jno ~ faws ard David 1fItertir eas
postponed urti nHFi session 7fe Han-f
rtflsf ta use arff f'lf Pres ierf q veto fHe
b granting q fens1gn tn Nar Ania-ear
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

W,sHIssraS July g9 "A lively session
of ihe House. with violent speeches took
place tonight much to the smusemenf of
tbe galleries Mr. Wallace of Louisiana.
rsise.l tne pWnt % uo guoram on p hH
which he fhooehf vas vifhout merit He
vss roandlv s-saHea bv Nessrs Cannon
of iHinois end free of Wisconsin Tho
charged nIm rifh Inconsistency snd vifh
disposition to prevent fte rensH0r.r ~ 70
saf.e-. ~hr bad ar ther hesfh r
erlasrIr fe sara i-s ~fare fo lhe mon.
Mr Hare sni1nsrfIF 1ere fhe
rhsrras FnaIr good TEMPER l-eea..e1
farssrls .eVea PENSION l.Is eH-r f.a--e.I
AL If .r.E fne HsHse ~ banned
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
ENGLISH HoNORs
4 List OF the Men Recommended "a, Glad
stone FOR reerages.


stone for Pecrages.
LoNDoN, July 30.-Mr. " L. Booker.
Consul General Of Great Britain and New
York, aud Mr John Henry @ Berne. sup
erintendent of the Treaty Department Of
the Foreign Onioe. have been appointed
Knight Commanders Of ST. Michael and 81
George The following named gentleman
have been recommended % the Queen bv
Mr.. Gladstone a. deserving peerares.
Sir Thomas Brasey. Sir Michael Bass the
famous brewer Mr. John Dlencian Carter
Hamilton. who was defeated Ia the recent
election Ia South Lancashire aud Sir Henry
rhwing. Parliamentary counsel for The
Treasury Department Messrs Frederick
Thorpe Mappin aud Charles Mark Palmer
Members of Parliament, are recommended
for barOneicies. as are also Mr. J. ID Jones
- Parry. ex-Member of Parliament f0r
Carnarvon. and Mr. Kitson who stood for
Parliament for Leeds in the last election ~
a Gladstone candidate and was defeated
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
NOVA SCOTIA POLITICS.
The Question Of Annexation 10 tho L allied
atc- Discussed.

HAIuAx. July 30-Dreat interest is man
ifested here over The probable action of Tie
Government regarding the recent repeal
movement Premier Fielding. in an inter
view, says There is no question of annex
alton 20 the United states iu this repeal
movement that is mere trick of the
enemy. There never was any talk Of annex
alton IN this country till our country
was forced into The union with
Canada Many men now openly
declare that they are in favor of IT, These
are not conhded 90 one political party, but
the great mass Of the people are not for an
ueKauon aud the question need not be- con
sldered ln connection with the repeal agita-
ton. The Premier further asserted that
while Nova Scotia remained ia the Union
her influence would be mainly cast against
the Government. and the policy Of Sir John
4 Mcdonald and IN favor Of Liberal Gov
eminent under Mr. Blake
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
A Mexlcan GcneralIn Cog.

CHICAGO, July 30. - General Francisco
Naramio, of the Mexican army, and a lead
er in the recent revolutionary troubles in
Southern Mexico. has been ia this city for
The past few days, a guest At the hotel
Richeiieu lie was very successful in main
tanning a strict incog. and left here yester-
day for Niagara Falls. en- route 20 New
York City General Geronimo Trevano.
late Secretary of War Of Mexico. likewise a
leading participant in the recent border
troubles, is expected to arrive here any day
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

FRENoNr, Mich, July 80 -A a special
meeting Of the Princes Of the Orient was
held here today. -Four candidates were i'm
itiated, making a total of l3o members Of
the order IN this village and vicinity. This
order is having greater success than any
other secret order iu Michigan. Persons in
Grand Rapids whO wish t0 become mem
bers are requested t0 leave their name, with
y G. Johnson. of Sweets Hotel
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

tt..f'f .f '-t f-.faeta .ffst-e.
DErRor Mich, July 3o.-M Mrs Mabley
spiers. today. filed her answer % The bin
Of her children and Lawyer Wisner She
denies everything Teiufcs the charges Of
cruelty says she loves her chil5-en and
thev love her. than 30 IS nobody business
that she married -piers that She has not
bel1eafhed her property fo him. and much
more to the same effect The case shows
evidence of being prolonged some fine
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

WAsHNsroN July 81 resident Cleve-
land. IN bis message % the House today
vetoing the bill providing for the erection
of a public building at Springfield, Mo
saws be is satisfied that the business Of the
government al that place can be well trans
acted for the present without the coustruc-
ton of The proposed building
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
THE FIRST DIS rRICr RON.
r. 4. COnely Denounces Dickinson En-
rights FIRST Gun in the Fray.

sNs-.sN, y- 1rt Et,t.e,s-stsN4e.
DErRolr, Mich. July 30.-The Dickinson
open letter, intended TO be flag of truce.
had the effect of shaking a red lag OF a mad
built widened the breach in the Demo-
cratic party +. F. Conely, staunch Dem
ocrat and a Maybury man, denounces Dick
inson in the strongest kind of terms james
Dean has issued manifesto declaring he Is
chairman of the Congressional committee
and Empowered 10 call the convention
Chairmen of the ward committees have re-
ceiyed circulars from McGraih, telling them
70 call a caucus, and another from Dean
forbidding them, aud the muss is getting
more mixed every hour and the two fac
lOns more bitter against each other
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
Pre.identiaI Apnointmenrs

WAsHINeToN, July 30-Laie this after
noon the President sent 20 the senate the
following nominations. NJ u. Manson. Of
Charlottesville. Ind 70 be Collector of In
ternal Revenue for the Seventh District of
Indiana, Posimasters. " X Chapel lit
lie Falls y y Robert Newell salem. y
John " Gage. Minola. Texas The
President has withdrawn the nominations
Of Henry Howell 10 be Postmaster al Sene-
ca Falls y y
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
Boston-Chicaeo.

BosTON. July 3d.
Innings ! > g
Boston, % % d % . % 3 O. Is
Chicago. ] q % q % % o. 3
Base hits Boston. s. Chicago. s.
Errors Boston. g. Chicago T.
Batteries Radbourne and Daily. Clark
son and Flint
Umpire-Ea
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

PHLAnELrHIA, July 3d.
Innings . 4 :
Philadelphia D > / . O o O. s
Base hits Philadelphia -. Kansas City 8.
Errors Philadelphia f. Kansas City $.
Batteries Philadelphia Daily and Gu
sick. Kansas City. Conway and Dugdale.
Umpire -Fullmer
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
AN ELMlHA ACCIDENT.
\ Gentleman Namsd OIds Thrown from "A
Buggy and BADLY Hurt.

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ELNIRA, Mich, July 30.-A man named
Olds. living near Alba, was seriously injured
by runaway team today. He was thrown
from his buggy and his Lex was twice
broken. He lay for several hours in the
rOa before he was found He had other
bruises of dangerous character. and was
taken home. He will recover il is thought
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31
DEATH or CAPT. RUMBLE.

The Famous OId Contractor Dies from
Sun,troke-An Immense Funeral.
rs..r..t. r-t -t.f.tss. s.-fsk.a
lRoN MOUNTAIN. Mich, July 30-Capi
Thomas Rumble. a well known mining man
and contractor. died Wednesday and was
buried today. Death resulted from sun
stroke received while experimenting work
~ grading thf MilRaukee 4 Northern Rail
wav Eie leaves wife snd four children
and sn ample fortune His age was 7Z
The funeral was under the auspices of the
masnns and was the largest ever seen here.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

Ws-HrSeroS. July 81 Senators "a.
munds. FRYE Fvsrt, Morgan and Salisbury
have been des gnafei as The sub.commiiiee
of che -enafe Foreign A9airs COMMITTEES
to visit fhe principal N-r England and
other ror's 3lrinE the Congressional
recess. fo invest gate ev.rg rhsse oi fhe fsh-
.res f.T a'res and comp cations ana re-
port AT tne next cess 90