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Telegram-herald., 1886-12-13
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for fear 20 being ieae
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opinions were Ef.ne uf So. lI.t aa7lct sl.i
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Telegram-herald., 1886-12-13
saET hARTES NIECE
The Charming Young American Who
Make H-r Debut Ia Opera Tonight.

The Charming Young American Nho
Make H-r Debut Ia Opera Tonight.
CHlAao. Dee. =. Mss Gertrude Urs
void Nh0isaaieceof Bret Hagte- or rather
of fNrs. Brer Harte-i- a pretty young woman
of some - summers. She has large ooit
brown eyes. well shaped mouth. and a
vel constructed nggrr. She ~ iact resem-
bles her m0ther very mucn. Mss Nfls-
wolts manner Is extremely fascinating.
She IS an American. though she has hsei
in Paris nine years. And she has hal sue
cesses both in Paris ani London. Dut hes
voice las never yet been heard "a her na-
tive land
on Monday Dec l3 Miss GFiswold viii
make her debut before an American p~ohc
in the principal role of Don Cesar Al the
Chicago Opera House under tie direction
of Colonel McCaull. Her engagement with
Colonel " Caul is for TWO seasons Inc
fact Of his making a contract with L singer
oil this caii0eI Is 4 great point IN the eyi-
dence that he IS getting together stronger
CAST than he has ever had before.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-13
TALK ABOUT GALL.
This Exploit of Two Bold Craftsmen Takes
the Cakes.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Geo. Hillen's liquor
saloon in Park Row. adjoining the entrance
20 the Brooklyn Bridge, was robbed OF
81 .20O early this morning by burglars, who
had concealed themselves in the building
before midnight After the bartender had
gone 70 bed in a room up stairs the
burglars fastened him in by
putting a bar across the door and
then went down stairs and boldly entered
the saloon, though the electric lights from
the bridge shOne through the windows, and
a bridge policeman was on duty thirty feet
away. They got into a shadow, drilled the
safe. took out 81 300. and escaped. They
mixed and drank several glasses Of liquor
At the bar during the time they were in the
saloon. The robbery is considered one Of
the most daring on record IN this city.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-13

Seventy three of Our Best Citizens An
nounce Themselse. Against the water
Bonds-An Imposing List.


In the city papers yesterday morning
seventy-three prominent business men Of
Grand Rapids declared against tie water
bonds The lis, is as follows:
Judge John ". champlin, Of the Supreme
Court; ". L. Sweet, President Of the Old
National Bank +. f. Uhl. President Of the
Grand Rapids National Bank. Freeman
Godfrey, banker; Hon. Melbourne II. Ford
Congressman elect; Congressman J. W.
stone; President l. ". Weston. Of the Po-
lice and Fire Commissioners, and Commits
sioners /. II. Withey, l. s. Dyeert,
". H. Powers and l.. +. Hawkins.
OF the wholesale merchants are Henry
Spring, D. d. Cody, NJ. p Brown, John
Cauheld, A. II. Hentig, Geo. +. Perry and
E. F. Harrington; Ex-Regent, L. .. Norris;
VIM r. Shelby, Vice President q. r. & !.
R. R. Co, and T. J. O'Brien, General Coun-
sci Of the same; Capt. ". 4. Gavitt, Gen
eral Passenger Agent c. w NJ r. r. Co.
The prominent capitals and real estate men
arerepresented by VIM T. Powers. S. f. God
frey, John Mcintyre, Chas. ". Colt, VIM NJ.
Robinson, Ransom c.. Luce, Fred ID. Loettsert.
Edwin +. Sweet, Col. Jas Pennley, ". Il.
W. r, scribner aud Fred ID. Mills; J. Boyd
Pantlind of The Morton. and \. c. Johnson
Of Sweets represent the hotels. Of the
federal officials we ind Postmaster
James Blair, United states District Attorney
@. Chase Godwia, United States Marshal y.
r. Waters and Henry Gnnnen Of tie Inter-
nal Revenue Onlce The manufacturers
are represented by Willard Barnhar.. j. J..
Clay. ". d. Tolford. Adolph Ieitelt, Arthur
Wood. C. i. Kusterer and G.. I. Quimby.
City and county officials came forward as
follows Register Of Deeds II +. McCor-
mick. City Treasurer Arthur Meiss. ex-Ciiy
Attorneys ". J. Stuart and Geo. II. White,
Prosecuting Attorney elect 5. d. Clay. eK-
Mayor J. /. Curtiss, ! Edwsrd Esr,e of the
Board Of Education. eK Representatives y.
A. Fletcher and Geo. ". Thompson. e1-Al-
dermen John f. More John Grady and
John s. Far. Supervisor John s,eke'ee
| Court Stenorrspher Henry F. Wach and
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-13
A State House Scorched.

SrRrvGrIrLD, H., Dec. l2.-At y o'clock
last night ire broke out in one of the rooms
on the first floor Of the State House, which
contained large quantity Of oil and other
intammable material. The fine stone cary
ing on the windows and all the decorations
in the lower hall were ruined, and ir is
feared that SO soon as an investigation can
be made it will be found thar the interior
decorations throughout the building suffered
materially
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-13
a DYING MANAGER.
Tracy Titus. while sun sick Abed wants
TO Travel.

CHrcAGo. Dec. 12.-Mr. Tracy Titus, the
ex-manager OF the Carleton Opera COM
pany, Is still lying at the fremont House
in a very critical condition. The consump-
tive cough with which he IS afflicted IL
s,ill-clinging 10 him and oftenumes causes
hi m great uneasiness and pain He thinks
some Of taking trip 10 California next
week If bis physicians will permit him 10
90 and If he can make the necessary ar
rangements with the Carleton company
Many OF bis friends fear that his health has
SO far failed him that ne viii never be taken
alive from the hotel They would be glad
10 see him become strong enough 70 make A
trip. but they hardly look for it now The
attending physician regards the condition Of
the sick man az very serious, but he VIII
not venture an opinion as 10 how long he
will live or whether he is likely 10 recover.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-13

OSHKOSH Wis. l2-Mrs. ". :. Smith
MANAGER Of the oshkosh Mutual Insurance
Courany. who is being prosecuted at Chica-
~ for engaging in LnleryroInd' insurance
business has placed IN tne hands ~ her 81
toruevs She names Of over 20 members %
the Road ~ I ndsrvritars in Chicago who,
suecharges have been gui' ~ Of placing insur-
s7ee legally she thinks her case viii be
settled bur sac is determined 10 expose the
at hers Mrs smith claims thar she e.
frsirsl from conforming % ne Avs IN llll-
r1is on tle alvice 0f Insurance Commits
si1ne- -ploner IF Wisconsin wao she
says tali her to hold 81 gnui January"
fnHenrs p .fre ~ ser Dfrisf me gods
.4 ft< TELFyRtfHER1LD os>
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-13
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he s1sa~. zaa >alIiss h2I VII >ot >As
shs Hs = N8t Ca-rs aartl2isd.

he snsa~. zad >alIiss hAE WI >et >As
nhy Hz = >ot Celrs aarcl2asa.
WAsl..rls D-e tZ-4ts r4o-ll-
ls4s s.l.4-la "a ~-ig1 Dea. Ai-es IS g-see1
t1s a1l44 rspcr, q i-s Secretary Qi
Nar ~aiea sesls. --4rses -in = .l1 1-s
l,e1ls11e u orders "a aecel 1as tae sur
reader III iae AEaelss. = ne theme ~ elA-
sersarol all GOSSIP II aruF crees hs
-efrlf ig fle SAP e-t TO-DAY tle t s2t-
"A clr'.l. ~ fn- arl.F rez1iz-lge rl es 1e
si1a1 10 81 once plals s1 ll-er arrest a-l
llel by calu E-4ft2A u1t
bslsat Isf-e IS el -ertsinel az a-luer a.
ta- tau1fei guest of tie Secretary. aA1 =
receiving mar.sd attentions iloll other 3---
clal soartrs Just ~hat II al means 40
one seen- - Know The expression seen ,
% prevail in military clrclss that Al-es Is a
-esaezaaL las some bad. The Genera = as
silent as the grave about II ard sll als
frlsuds can get oar " hila is e. .I'eL,iFe e
smile sud a. assurance hat IL ALI a. oe
explained lu a little while.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-13
DYNAMITE FOR a KING,
The summer Residence Of King Charlie.

The Summer Residence Of King Charles
blown Ip-A stranger Nilied.
BrcHaRFsr. Dec. IA box containing
200 pounds Of dynamite vas by some means
conveyed 70 the Summer residence ot King
Charles A. Cotrocene. last night and its con-
tents exploded against the side OF the build
ing. The structure was badly shattered
and every window 0l glass IN the building
sm-shed The mangiei corpse - a man
vas found nes- tbe scene Of the explosion,
but bis identity could not be ascerfainei.
The police have as Jet been unable 20 hna a
clue 70 fhe perpetrators Of The OUTRAGE.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-13
Mnrdered ri. PA. the King.

ST. PrTfR-ErRe, Dec. i2.-The Srs, says
that Gashan Khan, the ruler Of Rounds
bout,'Central Asia. and England's staunch
friend VA recently murdered AZ the in
stance of his son Sander Kahn, who is
Englsnd's sworn enemy. San20r Khan IS
making preparations 10 resist kismero
Versailles, Of England, should they attempt
10 interfere 70 svenge the death of Gashan.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-13

JAcKsoN. Dec I'D. Prices meat
market. on JacksOn-st. has been closed on
= chattel mortgage in favor Of John Gee f0r
s262. Price states that on Wednesday
Eugene Andrews, lis partner. borrowed
So. % Gee 20 buy stock. since which time
nothing has been seen Of him.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-13
WRETCHEO WHISKeY MEN.
Liquor In Route 10 Iowa Seized, Con-
demned and VIII be Destroyed.

demned and VIII be Destroyed
DIS MONIES. Ia, Dec. 12-The Supreme
Court has affirmed the judgment Of the
Franklin District Court, condemning GER
tain liquors found in the railway company 5
Office al Hampton, consigned 10 parues who
had no licenses to sell for lawful purposes.
The court holds IL IS immaterial whether
the company agents were apprised of the
character OF the goods. They were contra
band. and subject TO seizure and penalty Of
the law. This is an important decision
n fecting the rights aud obligations Of COM
mon carriers under Iowa laws.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-13
Two costly and laTe Liar.rl,. nurnsd.

Io>rov. Dec. IA fire occurred in
Queen College. oxford. today. by which
two Of the valuable libraries ~ tha. ins..-u-
t0n were completely destroyed. Many ~
fhe volumes burned cannot 10 replaced
The intrinsic value OF the properly de-
st-svei sfsnno9.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-13
HENRY CANT GO. LEOPOLD.

Henry VI staniey Csbied for by the King
of Tsei gium.
Nrv YoR<. Dec i--Henry NJ s-anlev
has received cabieg-am from King Leo
rofI of Belgium. desiring bin 20 30 a. once
to Tcnian Mr. stanley las csoIei for
particulars He IS unde- contract ~ lecture
in America u0fiI April AMI would tnd DO
rar to cave He thinks tie recent at-
facs rpon STAN Pr Fails 81 the Arsos NAV
have 'ei to a.s presence being wanted ou
the Congo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-19
An Imnnrtant Qncisinn.

FORT SMITH, Ark, May 19.-An import
ant decision has been rendered by Hon. j.
c. Parker, judge of the United States court
for the Western district of Arkansas. The
case Of f. NJ. Wolfe and B. B. Ross, Chero.
kee delegates, came before the court on an
application to the judge of the court for a
warrant for their removal to the District Of
Columbia for trial, whore they, together with
A. Phillips, attorney for the Cherokee ma
ton, stand indicted on charge Of conspir-
acy to rob the Cherokee nation out Of
S22, 500. Wolfe and Ross sued out writ Of
habeas corpus on the ground that they
were held in arrest contrary to the cons!i
tuition and laws of the United States because
they were Indians. The court holds that
tho crime charged WAS conspiracy 10 com
nit au olfonse against the United States, and
that tho law in such cases applied to the
District of Columbia as we'll % other plac
over which the United States held exclusive
Jurisdiction. After reciting at some lcDgth
The laws governing the case, and on which
his decision was basel, he declared that
Notwithstanding Ross and Wolfe were In
dams and the Cherokee nation was an H.
dian nation, the Supreme Court Of the
District of Coum bia had jurisdiction in the
premises, and it became the duty OF the
court 10 send the defendants to the District
of Columbia for trial, where Phillips Is al.
ready under arrest. Wolfe and Ross are
under bonds TO appear i'll Washington by
the first o. June
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-19
Attempted Suicide.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, May ia Huron,
OAK, special narrates Il strange attempt nj
suicide at Desmet. Archie Reid, on Sunday
bought n revolver. went homo and shot
himself in the left breast, the ball passing
through his lung. He then went back to
the store and said he did not want tho re-
volver He returned it and got his money.
after which he walked to his room and went
to bed, where his friends finally learned his
condition. He may recover. His father is
a minister, living AZ Fnlton, Wis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-19
CONFERENCE M E CHURCH SOUTH.

Tho General Conference of tho NJ. E. Church
South closed the second week of its session in
Richmond yesterday.
The hour of eleven o'clock having arrived,
Bishop Keener addressed the conference, and
spoke of the Importance of selecting holy, fit and
capable mon as bishops. 1t was one of the most
important duties that had boon laid upon the
members by the blessed Saviour.
The assistant secretary announced that lag
delegates were present. Tho ballotiug was then
proceeded with and resulted in the election of the
following: Rev. DR.. William Wallace Duncan, Of
South Carolina; Rev. DIR. Charles &. Galloway, Of
Mississippi; Rev. DR.. Eugene Russell Hendrix, Of
Missouri, and Dr. Joseph Stanton Key, of Georgia.
There are four other important officers yet to
elect namely: Missionary secretary, book editor
book agent. or agent of the publishing house, and
editor of the Nashville Christian Adrocate
The committee having consideration of the
subject concerning preachers whose conduct in
general is reprehensible and who do not pay their
debts, reported against further legislation on the
subject.
Reports were adopted recommending that the
bishops shall not allow any preachers to remain
in the same circuit station more than four
years successfully, except tho preachers stationed
in Key West, Florida Conference, the connection
al officers, the supernumery and superannuated
preachers, missionaries among tho Indians and
on foreign stations, chapains to State prisons and
military posts. those preachers that may BIO ap-
pointed to labor for the special benefit of seamcn
and for the American Bible Society, and the pres
idcnts, principals and teachers Of seminaries and
those appointed editors of annual con ferences,
&C.. adverse to directing the boards of stewards to
estimate the salary and expenses of travelling
preachers separately, and that tho expenses he
paid at the first quarterly meeting; adverse TO
changing the boundaries of the Tennessee and
Holston Conferences.
Reports were laid over adverse to tho PROPOSE
tion not to elect Sunday school superintendents
for longer term than four years, and in favor of
electing trustees of district property by district
conferences instead of quarterly conferences on
the nomination of presiding elders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-19
Election To the Cart;na!atc

QUEBEC, May 19.-The official announce
ment was received last night from Rome
confirming Archbishop Taschereau'a election
to the Cardinalatc. The news vas received
with delight by the Catholics of Quebec,
who gave vent TO their feelings by illumi
mating their residences, displaying bunting,
and holding special services in tho Roman
Catholic churches. During the evening
the Pontilical Iyuuve5 called upon his Emf
nenco and presented him with All address
of congratniation. Grand pyrotechnlc dis
plays were given by different citizens. The
beretta is not expected to arrive until Jane
10 when grand festivities will take place.
Cardinal Taschereau has sent out circular
letter promulsating tho decision Of his Holt
ness, Pope Leo NH, forbidding the use of
all spurious and fermented liquors at ba
zaars. and also forbidding the holding of ba
Zaars or Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-19
LETTER FROM EAuGuIER.

Correspondence of tho Alexandria Gazette
MARSHALL, May 1.-THE long season in
May has given Us here abundant rains for
two weeks past. The prospect for wheat,
corn, and hay crops was never better.
"Waveland," Mr.. Lawrence Washington'a
splendid property, vermont" the wealthy
New Yorker, Mr.. Jones's, and the Messrs.
G!asscock's farms abound in rich pastures
and sowing herds of cattle not long pur-
chased in Chicago or in the western mark
cts, and likely To return iiIe profits, as the
owners have had no expense feeding them
during the long winter months.
The 20 called knights of Labor" seem to
have no representatives in Virginia. The
darkey laborer seems content with SO or
house rent or fuel to pay for, and truly, rs
house or farm servants pocket the best part
Of the farmers earnings, while the latter is
perhaps mortgaging his estate to support
operatives and pay expenses, our operatives
will remain content.
Our yourg folks of the various private and
public schools are eagerly longing for vaca.
ton time to come. The Bethel cadets exp ect a
RTauu IeuulOu early III Nucu COuully
mi. ses aud beaux will be Gu hand for fun,
frolc and the usual billing and cooling. In
days by gone there was less holiday.
Our Episcopal brethren here and ut the
Plains continue to support Rev. James
Grammer in his active Christian ministry.
As the two congregations have large ma
jority the petition Of q snail minority CT the
members OF the Plains church 20 divide the
parish ought not TO be granted By the Do
cesar Council unless thoy wi&l? 10 injure the
Episcopal communion in our midst.
In ths late decease Of Mrs. John Fry, Mar
shall mourns the loss of her oldest inhabit-
ant. Mrs Fry was eighty-six. The wife
of William Cockc, esq, has also died, and
while writing another death Is announced,
of Il most estimable lady, Mrs Mary Baker,
roict of the late Captain John Baker, of
Southern View" Mrs. Baker WAS faith
ful member Of the Presbyterian Church, and
with her husband during their lives dis
pensel liberal hospitality at their resi-
dence at "Cloyer Hill and subsequently al
Southern View" Numerous friends and
relatives aud peighbor. will mourn their
loss. The old family servants, it may be
added, never deserted their master and mis-
trees up to the present day How rapidly
are the dear old Virginians passing away
from earth and trials. IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-19
A Freak of Religious Fanaticism

WHEELING, W. Va, May ia terrible
murder and suicide occurred in Lincoln
county, this State, on Monday night and
was reported here yesterday. Mrs. Mar
garet Donau, widow, became insane from
religions fanatcam and imagined she had
been called upon by the Lord to sacrifice
the lives of herself and her three Children to
the Divine wrath. Early in the evening
she threw herself upon her knees and spent
several hours in wild rawlings. She then
arose and arming herself with large, sharp
carving knife, made her way to the room
occupied by her three daughters, aged H. 10
and Syears. The woman cut the throat OF
each child and plunged the reekins blade
deep into her heart. The bodies were dis
covered yesterday by neighbors, who state
that the room was SO despatched with
blood as to bear very strong resemblance
to slaughter house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-19
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The medical examiners at the Naval
Academy are said to have found several OF
the six.year men physically disqualified.
VIM. NJ. Springer has been nominated for
Congress for the seventh consecutive time
BIZ the democrats of his district in Illinois.
Archbishop Gibbons has received q letter
from the Vatican, confirming the announce
rnent that the honor CT Cardinal would be
conferred upon him in June.
Gen. Adam Badeau haa entered suit in
the Court of Claims at Washington to re-
cover pay as captain on the retired list dur
ing the period of his diplomatic service.
Yesterday evening about forty non-union
brickayers from Pttsburg, Philadelphia
and New York arrived in Washington, hay
ing been engaged by the Master Bricklay-
ers' Association, to take The place o. tho
strikers.
The Senate in executive session yesterday
confirmed the nomination Of Gen. W. ;.
Rosecrans to be register c. the treasury
The rejection OF the nomination Of MIR. {.
w. Button to be postmaster at Lynchbuse,
was officially announced yesterday.
DR.. John 3. Hamilton, supervising SUI
gecn general Of the marine hospital service,
has notified the Baltimore health depart
ment That the quarantine station at Cape
Charles, Va, is now open and il charge Of
Surgeon Crquhart.
The schooner Three Brothers, whose cap.
tsin Geo. s. Peterson, was accused of hay
ing clipped with Mira. Wilbart o. Springer,
of Goshen, Caps May county, \. j., and
which vessels was fruitless!y pursued down
Delaware hay by the woma!'= husband and
father III Il tughoat, arrived ~ East Green
which Monday evening, nearly four weeks
from Philadelphia. Peterson refused to say
anything except that he had right to
carry lady passengers CT any other kind if
he wanted to- Mrs. Springer is not with
him. He declines 20 admit that she ever
has been. and attributes the length of his
passage to lead winds. Tie captain is u
handsome, honestlooking man of 25 years
of age, and he and the woman in the case,
whose maiden name was Carrie Garrison,
grew up together in the same town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-19

THE INVESTIGATION of the late strikers
riot in Chicago has proved that the great
loss of life there was the result of deliber'
atelv planned conspiracy, which included
not only the murders committed, but the
annihilation of the police, and the reign OF
anarchy, with al its necessarily attendant
crimes and outrages But for all that Mr..
Spies, one OF the arrested conspirators, has
been released on bail. At the next riot
there the damage will he greater than at
the one lust over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-19
Tic C:.ca.-n ? cte-. "a II. s..;,,---

CHICAGo, May l9.-->eTera, of l.lc pr,m,.
neut packers were interviewed yesterday
aud last evening as to whether they would
return to the tcn-hour rule next week. The
movement will affect, directly or indirectly.
thirty thousand persons. There are 3hu:
ten thousand men employed in the :,jnc
houses at the yards, and the butchers aud
others will bring the total up to the Iisutcs
mentioned. They are all more or les con.
nected with the packing houses, and should
the packers carry out their threat to shut
dowa in casa the meE make trouble about
returning to the old time, (und they aver
themselves as positive in their determine.
tion) much suffering among the unemployed
will he the result.