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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-22

In the pu blic schools, and he entered the busi- ness of iron man ufacture at Lime Rock, Litchfield county, Conn,
 W h ere energy and business abil- ity brought him a remarkable suc- cess. In a few
 years he became the owner of nearly all tn 6 principal blast furnaces and
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-22
NOfIco.

All parties indebted to the Florence Hotel are heEeby notified that all ac- counts must be settled by January 1st. 1889, as there will be change in the parties interested. L. K. DRAIs.
 CHAs. H. STARR.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-22
An Old Mormon Jail.

There is historic old jail at Liberty, Mo-, whose walls are crumbling, and which will doubtless soon pass away. Liberty and jail are not words which one would expect to see linked together, though they have frequently been so joined in political and religious history. The Liberty jail comes in under the lat Ter head. It is known as the "Old Nor
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-22
ABOUT TO ABDlcATE.

The King of Greece Will Retire to His
 Old Home in Denmark.
 But a few weeks since the cable an nouneed that the crown prince of Greece was to marry Princess Sophia, sister of the emperor of Germany; and how the king of Greece announces that on the eve of that marriage he will abdicate and leave Greece for his old home in Den mark. The reasons are not given, but as his reign has been troubled one, it is easy to see why he has concluded that his son, born in Greece of Russian mother, much beloved by the people, will be a more popular and therefore a more sue
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-22

The recent excitement in Corea on the report that children were being kidnapped and sold to the Japanese to be cooked and eaten was a very serious matter. The foreigners were implicated, and it took no less than three proclamations, the last signed by the king himself, to allay the feeling of tho populace.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-22

in her bows, is one of the finest vessels of a line noted for floating palaces. She is one of the fastest boats sailing the seas, and has made some pretty races with rival ocean greyhounds.
 The Umbria was built at Glasgow in 1884. She is 501 feet long, and has a breadth of 57 feet and depth of 38 feet. She is built of steel, and has two large smokestacks and three masts. At pres
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-22
ALL ABOUT COREA.
A STRANGE COUNTRY INHABITED
 BY STRANGE PEOPLE.

They Havo Recently Charged Foreigners, Especially Japanese, with Rolling and Eating Corean Boys, and They Threatened Serious Things for the Foreigners.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-22
The Latest Ocean Collision.

The magnificent Cunard steamer Um- bria, which recently colEded with and sank the French steamer Iberia in New York bay and also punched large holes
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-22
Notice ol EIomcstcad Proof.

fHOmestead Entry No 563
 U.S.L LAND OFFICE
 TUCSON, ARIZONA, Nov. 3, 1888. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ] ' following named settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make final proof in support of his claim. ana that said proof will be made be- fore the Register and Receiver of the '. s. Land Office, at Tucson, Arizona; on the 22nd day of De- cember, 1888, viz: David B. DodsOn of Mesaville A. T., for the South East quarter of Sec 20 T. 6 s. K. 16 K.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of of said land, viz: Manley Chamberlain, of Will low Springs, A. T.; Oliver Swingle, of Dudley vile, A. T.; Alexander Barker of Mammoth, A. T.; and John clayshultz, of Mammoth, Arizona
 A. D. DUFF, Register
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-22

The finest turnouts in the country and the best stock at Drew < Bam- rick's livery stable
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Music-1, JAS. Lloyd and Thos. SYLVIA
Y Jno. Lane, q. Long, H. Bertelmann.

. Music, Jas. Lloyd and Thos. Sylvia
y Iho' Lane, Z. Long, H. Bertelmann.
HIGH CLASS
General good conduct and application
YIN. Cuelho, Jas. Lloyd, Thos. sylvia, Fr
Jas. Holt, Ben Peter, Z. Kekehena, Sol.
Sylvia.
Natural Philosophy-1st Solomon Ka-
Ielopn; I'd, VIM. Cuelho; distinguished,
Jas. Thompson.
History and Geography-1st Llovd. ID
tr Grace; distinguished, Thompson.
Chemistry-1st, Cuelho; I'd, Sol Kalei-
Opu; distinguished, Jas. Lloyd.
Christian Doctrine-James Thompson,
Fred Beckley
Composition and Grammar-1st, Jas
gulshed, B. Peter.
Bookkeeplng-1st, Jas. Thompson; I'd,
Solomon Kaleiopu; distinguished, VIM
Hoapili
Mental and Practical Arithmetic-1st.
solomon Kaleiopu; ID, Cuelho; dlstin-
guishei, Thos. Sylvia.
PhyslolOgy-1st, Lloyd; I'd, Thompson;
distinguished, VIM. CuelhO.
Algebra and Geometry-1st, Solomon
halelopu; I'd, Lloyd and CueLho.
PhonOgraphy-1st, Sol KaleiOpu, ID,
Thompson; distinguished, Jas. Lloyd.
Latin-1st. B. Peter; I'd, ThOs Sylvia
French-1st, Sol. KaleiOpu; I'd, Thomp-
son.
German-lst, Cuelho; 3D. Beckley and
Lloyd.
FIRST CLASS.
General Good Conduct, Etc.-Fred Beck
ley, JnO. Ferreira, f. Kaae, Ed. Haiku
lani, Glow. Long, Rich. Lane, FIR. Rebello,
4. Kakina, Jno. CrOwder, Dav. Hoapili,
Dav. keola, ,lnO. Lane, ChaS. Rose, Aug.
Vleira, Hill. kanakeawe, Sam PiterO, L.
Jones, P. Halle
Christian Doctrine-1st, H. Kaouli I'd,
{. Murray; distinguished, Kaae and Dun
can.
Spelling, Reading and Grammar-1st,
Rebello; I'd, Reynolds; distinguished,
kaae and kaOulI.
Arithmetic, Algebra and Bookkeeping
LIST, F. Beckley; I'd, Jno. Ferreira; distin-
guished, Kaae and A. Vieira.
L. s. History and Geography-1st, F.
Beckley; I'd. &. Long; distinguished, kaae
and Ferreira.
Penmanship and Map Drawing-1st,
Kaae; I'd, Z. Kakina; distinguished, Rose.
SECOND CLASS.
General Good Conduct, Etc.-Fr. Cur
ney, G. Murray, Ed. Simmons, Jas. Lane,
Keawalau, Joaq. Vieira, H. Schwarz. P
Maluai, Sch. HakuOle, H. Peter, J. Dun
can.
Arithmetic-1st, Iunawa Kela: I'd, f.
Quincy; distinguished, Hakuole.
Grammar and Geography-1st, FIR. Cur
ney; I'd, John Lane; distinguished Ed.
Simmons.
Spelling and Reading-1st, c. Murray;
I'd, H. Schwarz.
Penmanship-1st, Jas Lane; I'd, Ed
Simmons
The audience was dispersed shortly
before O'Clock to the True Blue"
galop of Hartmann by the orchestra.
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advertisements.
NOTICE.

THE HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY IS
1 duly authorized to collect all of my accounts
and receipt for same in my name.
A. NJ. HEWITT.
July %, So. 64-5t
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ANAL AND GENERAL.

.,., V. l. Bishops seance at
-'soi Church this evening.
r.,i, L Co. have smoked had
..l,oatoes iron New Zealand.
u.,.tt hiss committed his collec-
Al. Hawaiian Business Agency.
,,l., EshIo, a through Alameda
\, !, United States Consul at sgd
.ye,tei would do well to take
n h. notice OF the superintendent
IHEorS
n I. Nsy & Co. have OamAru pO-
sriioice corned beef, received ex.
,glnn New Zealand.
ri. many people seem to neglect
gr letters st the Post Office, iudg-
,innense list advertised as I'M
ln
,s1Sauue. a prominent statesman
y Suth Wales, and his wife and
IT among the through passengers
De Colonies
llEqub Of Queensberry the famous
zdthePHze ring and Mr.. and Mrs.
b q England will remain over from
lintis for . longer view OF the
aah the Royal school closing pre-
that Of St Louis College, the re-
81 ihs iOlmeT was later in reaching
-lisN With copy. The report will
CGsl
land will be on the wharf this
!a's o'clock to give the steamer a
sldof. and again at 4:3O p. IN.
ma Square to give the citizens a
n@!ahome.
'asl1l!gh will extend his borders
"~'a N into the adjoining store,
coupled by Mr.. Goo Kim. which
"l''''5l mainly to the art depart
@dh business.
~ B. Hanaike, of Lihue, Kauai,
h -'.,Isl 10 Miss Maggie Nape, one
\ - AalI Seminary's most accom-
~a5l'eFs at the Kaumakapili
- '-0fEow evening, the ceremony
-'-'-el by the Rev. J. Waiamau.
"-'u' manager of the Hawaiian
NJ " awe to the occasion of so MANY
S'0h being there, on Friday
H." ~P0yed the Hawaiian Quin-
|sss,.gy give concert. The grounds
|s,,,, .l up with electric lamps, and
h~5 ''> were delighted with the ma
''u tropical surroundings.
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While the dance was az its height on
Thursday night, the electric lights in the
Hotel suddenly went out, leaving COM
pany of gay walters and all the wall
flowers in darkness. Manager Graham
was generally upbraided next day for hav-
ing given no notice of the tunnel ahead, !"
one amorous youth saying that in conse-
quence he kissed his sister by mistake!
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

Extra Fine Cream Cakes and Eclairs
every Tuesday and Friday at the Elite. \
c. J. Fishel has just opened fine
line of stylish millinery.
Go to c. J. Fishel's and see his new
stock, just received by the Australia.
Gents fine straw and Agere hats in end
less variety at FisheI's.
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o,ssENGEha'
a,ppING NOTES

i -!E.sl Is an 3ne vt today are: Kinau,
/ rlasf u' Eiiauea Hou, J. a.
sia' '' b,igsntine Consuelo, Cap
ia''.cln . .,.ied July 9th for San
I,ts,..o ,a l I15,' bags rice, 1877 bags
10 VII! .l . li.' moIasses. The cargo
L.l,tsl-Q36.
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H. "T Blue Ribbon in Town.
Iars,l a &c Of the Hawaiian branch
-. NIooon League was held
| / .I J.ll His Honor Chief Justice
Is ,a..a PRESIDENT, being in the
! N, ~f !, The usual routine business
es} A. through, the President an
arrival Of Mr.. Richard T.
'ea5 n Unknown temperance lee
>cai,, 1: !; Of the Blue Ribbon
asp,n,.a" ''' Kingdom, and the
sa '7' Of sreat joy to those
sqa,s1 moment later, Mr.. Booth
Eoqnre. w s, as friend, Mr.. Wood
\ fssiyed Tit ,5i Sa the hall, and they
a he neetin, oneh called upon to adj
~ tie sing;ns' winch he consented
!, T'isi into Hills Ills address was in=
Y He syord hawaiian by the Press Isl
n hds s seeing the fruits Of his
! ~, Y, hopes t6at months ago. He
! You'd p SCs mat such an u51derta ak
'Ss maitar 70 such an extent.
g WITH p 5il those Who i gfiatlhcati0n
Asa rss abiding truly by VT their 'eig
! Y Nearly 83 tOoerance workers, there
IS IT, Ro who 6i svTo s ijaTough out
Ssfa q T t5a also gave S enconr rne
4c,ts With T59igIand. He said t iU%
&s..55A Alameda a On %a.,t board the
Sspse. With hi" we wealthy brewer
d. = effective nearly I25 sa iIorlmef
lsS.F nPeraaess were the l WORKS
sos t ravs7,!a almost t. ~. N England
! ss!,icisa as. &, thgoaga e NV ana e.
I'aI1
i, With ,s sppr. -aeoa ges
~ ssg1ss
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Blue Ribbon League.

The entertainment this evening at
the Y. M. G. A. Hall, under the auspices
of the Blue Ribbon League, will be-
gin at 7 80 O'clock, and consist of the
following.
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LOST.

GOLD WATCH WITH THE MONOGRAM
"A II. MIG on case. The Under will be I'D.
orally rewarded en- leaving the article Al sac
Hawaiian Eetsls
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

stz-ss.tt - ftt rt~tsRNs-NkRS1-
'CsNNoSssURG, June 4.-Dr. A. J. Patter-
son commenced a suit against Frank Lacy,
a Blacksmith in the employ Of Z. Joyce. for
SANDER Mr.. Lacy promptly gave bail to
the amount required. 1900. The doctor
vii try % convince the jury that be has
suffered damsxe a. the hands. or mouth
rather. OF Mr. Lacy. which Il will cost tive
thousand dollars 20 Walter
Schoomsch-r bad a valuable colt OF about
three weeks Old terribly cut by barbed
wire fence. These fences are fast becoaajnx
a terror 20 stock owners aud especially the
owners Of horses. Staint8ry limitations are
required or their use must be soaaaoned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

<4aa xrfs A eok,Q t.pT So btls -
>3siu -. - ssas AS 80 sssss 80 = sv-s -
- k1Eher q ta< ehsr : <tstiey Ae'fss-
tsstk efp1e&te saesss Gose4,
II sassrsss = say ss1sr sssas7.ss ~ - the
- ss-s ss,sssz asEF ss.ss ,s!.sases sae ~ =
- 9 =. -: sss -, ~ = E f'.s siasss a.
= taEsf "a i.
T1O Yols NAxY flSx loggs 6ISssAkf
II teA4 s.a1 "a a. sts &lee< eaf t..s4 ++<s
saa = f..stssssa = s.ss sss..s'k - 49, -
saee a. s, AaEl4s.s4 es&eAAss sNesA , As.sa; teess
heoA : losssi e.oek- is.t
Is5R kATs-FIKE gEkfDEScE OK sEcoNn-
ave. . 80 eae oa 1h:f4.sAss s1st0. lhrss
eae "a seeih Lsl.y slss - a. -; cas- % Aes.A
lsfsy esis q D. "a QAs ~ fese1lssi.s A.et fI,k
e eo.s.st s - ese g 4asleey - tese sasp.s
ss.lsh Q. Istsys;ss. !. isal-sa saa aeIIaas-asss
,. n. 1eIGn. ~ LSoa =. ~
T00 Ga0D l.0Ts Akk now BklkG FLAT.
IUtf led ness ths cal sais. - Lsks-ass. ies
Fslf or9lsd. % ! lovely sfasei street. naew4f
bstessn cEana hspsas saa az cas- fesessf sas.
ssrsss sddlios si sfs ssasr ass asv sssa ear
II ia isiy i iva iss . Z sAa Ne WI rls u
rses pss espl sssiy iAlFy ds,h TeFAA =
DxHGAINs * A l'Ew cHofcK TD1S is
ID Helinsou oek Dale fsfk kddili0n- kosla.
On a Lacey, As& iieusen sn hiees- lssRf
T0R BAIE-BKAuTlFtL Lofe on NEW
befFy-sl.. betssen tosssays. and lIsin Fssoh.
81 hear HsTeei ears. Ter ssie az genk. hpsse oi
nine ToaasA. Nilh lsrse esilaI, vii reni p2n o.
cellar separately f0f sh0p o. lt0Tsee purposes;
also nfsi elsss house ASA CIeseeat t.fk. Apply
l75
rfRDLkRs RUfIfTfN-okR HALF NIL
VI hon culiars IN Fsxl ssisle Tor sale ~ SETON
figures, consisting Of essy aud iafm pfokef3:
Ho1ss snd log ior sale si1nia seven inaaases
property a cheap home for psof Ash, booa
business property Tor sale Oh Canal - CONSISTING
Of two stores, 81 slor.es kiEh, with Easements,
cheap. Three splendid ssslaenoes for sale Ia de
sfsble parts OF cisY. or terms and prices 10 SUIT
purchaser. Money 10 loan in suuas "a sgt aud ai
io1 TATE of interest, Southern pine lsnds iof
sale. Gail aad see what have aud satisfy yeur-
selves ~ 81 ga instssmenL b. {. oifoief, kosq
II. T0weF block. lssu
Lon SALE cHEAP- -HOrsR AND LOT. no
Il burlmeF-si Must sell Terms 20 suit Ad
Dies w p. Cummings, is2 chsrlessi- ise
IFOR sALE-GKEAI BARGAIN TO cAPI-
L tslisg One OF the best business corners IN
centre Of city. lot ionxii0' neat thirty days. n
q. 6ifdler. room ~, Pierce block. i8af
EOR SALE-HOUsEs AND lots, VACANT
lots aud fsgms sone choice bargains fiaken
con, iughes TbonlEs, Rooms - and ~. >ew
HoukemAQ block. Su
HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS FOR SALE
III cheap al Or. Veenboers Wenhsm block,
corner Of Mcnfoe and Disisionsts. eiti
TOR sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
i house, ON spring ~, for t4,va neai Eemo
dwelling house tn Jamesff, for SIh1e, and sn
20 acre farm in 6pars for s. 700; all on knsE
payments and reasonable terms. r. A. papIef,
nom l2s. Iedyard block. over fubiic Library:
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

Powsre Opera House has booked splsn-
did and popular attraction for June Is acc
10 It a benefit for The EuFsks Lodss
Knights Of fgthias. The sntertsiament 1:
a mslodrams IN four acts and = prologue
The plav vas written ~ Mr.. Harry {
Cbspman, OF Nev YORK. snd will be pro
duced uuder his management, Hattie Bo
gsrt Chapman playing the STAR part Of "Jo.
a. fobs New York sneak thief hnd Miss
Katherine Walsh. Of ibis city. piayinx cad
ing lsdy. Mr.. William Brigham has beer
cssted The leadiax "hsavy.H sad two
hrisss little <iris pisv = rrorinent rsrt
The east Of over forty people vii appear IN
few dars.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06
The same 7hiax.

BosrOS. June 5.-A terrific batting char
actsFizsd todsy's Pittsourg- Boston game
which was close up 10 the fiih inning,
When Boston bsttsd Calvin ali over the
neld. Fifteen rms were scored IN the
game aud they were all esrned. Clarksou
YES hit hard enough by Piltsburg 10 VIII
ordinarily. Twice, four hits IN succession
xere made or him. The features were
kelly's batting and Sundays fielding
attendance, 500. The score by innings is
a. follows:
hpstot-.-.--...-...--...f q Ole
p5ttsburg ..............-0 o D . D 3 o.
base hits-Sost0n IS. Piitsburg Il.
Errors Boston. Z; PlttsbGfg, I.
Battorfss-c;axksoa snd Kelly, Calvin and
Milier
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

Tie hsanss sAos ef the season. - an
neuncsd. is 10 lsss. ths psnnsr sAow Of The
season. oBsprlssss sons Of tAs eess wade
villa staFs Ia ths pfoisss.oa. seiipsslnx any
Previous eE1fs. lt nonld De useless 10
lasasioa say particular sEsi,s or srusss. ios
saea snd every specially prodaced "A hfs.
class sna deserving ef u.sntlaa. The usual
nlsElnea vii b giysp this sfssynooa 81 Z
o'cloek. ~ hieh ums the sailfs pfogfsmms
vii BE pFsssaI<d.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

UANTED-A GOOD DINING Rooa GIRL AT
W tie Michigan House. l6)
yUANTHD = rNo FIRST cLkes DINING
w toosa sirs a. Oyster Bag RsAisaf<ns ssgss
tNAkTED-GIRL TO 10 H0UsEx0RE.
" gcoi cook, good wages paid. rs Mount
Vern0nsi. l69
WAsrkD-A coNPErksT DREssAAKER
Waterloo 81. lsi
NyASTED-THRRE EXPERIENCED pRKss-
w makers and Que apprentice Apply 20 Mrs.
A X. Evefets "a Maple-d $50
WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GIN
W ersl housework Ia family OF three al 2oS
CreScent-aye- lssft
yVAsTED-sfx Ut tsT CLASS DREssssAK.
W ere 81 i2s North ionissL, opposite The pat
once. lts
WANTED FIRST CT iss GIRL FOR GEN
w ersi housework. good wages two Ia family.
Cell u payton-sl. le0
tVASIhD-lb DINING ROOM GIRLS FOR
w Hotel Ottawa Ottawa Reach, Mich. Wages
SO per Month. Apply 10 John A. Baker. 1he
Warwick. Grand Rapids. f16
MIANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
w work. las North Division ~. German or
swede preferred. la0if
uVANTED = RIGHT FIRST CLASS DRE6s.
w makers and apprentice girls. Apply - Mrs
A. J. hudell. Room s3. New Houseinan block.
iO7tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

The ssory has bsen going The rounds
that Colonel fSsEssoLL vas 10 present
the nsms Of GRFsHAs at Chicago. II
the ColoD.l sbould undsrtsks Il be might
be arrested Cor disturbing = meeting in
which be has no right 70 spsAk. de Is
not dslsgsle
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06
For Reslt--RooHls.


RIO RENT-DEsIRABLE ROOMS 70 RENT
81 la North Division St, near Pos; Office 100
TO RENT-THREK Rooms ON sROUHD
l toor, near business centre, y dollars per
month Enquire az i9s North Diylsion-st. 159
no RENT-NIcEIY FURNISHED FRONT
/ room with modern convenonces. Call az 90
Boslwick-sL 1851
TOR RENT-NIcE, PLEASANT FURNISHED
i Tooms Inquire al No. Is PeAFl'st.. Room II.
l6s
nor RENT-A VERY PLEASANT AND NICE
L ly furnished front room, gas. bath room, etc.
Enquire front room, third floor, over Fourth
National Bank. l5s
LOk RENT = VERY FINK FURNISHED
L room, for one or two gentlemen. 2ol North
loniast l69
TOR RENT = FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
II either single or en sEite. Apply 10 Room 40,
Powers Opera House block, Peail-r' 226f
TOR RENT--A NICELY FURNIsl I'd FRONT
room At 6s Ransomst. l2otf
7 HAVE THRfE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
L sll conyenienceS 10 rent in the Vinegar
block corner Fouth Division and Cherry-tts APP
ply Al the block or Of K. D. Brock. u and "a
fosri-<t. le9tf.
COR RENT-THF INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
Ia snin Of two or four rooms with all modern
Improvements on Canalst., for Offices or light
manufacturing purposes, also for lodging. En-
quire at once, No. n canal-st. OF q. A. Borwin
9nf
COR REST-FURNISHFD ROOMS: STEAM
hcatedi aud furnished rooms for light house
Seepins. Apply al room loS, New Housemen
block l5f
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

Governor GRkr. the dispatches say, is
Gerry spxioss His frisuds At Ss. Louis
sre making desperate hghs for hir, bat
TEURnAS IA a bad man to beat. The
Democrats ars hunting big game now.
They think they may get Ohio, and so
they pass Hitls Indisna ty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

The Chicago AaI csms cut in nsv
sut on Monday which makes ID lock Ike
very mneh Of . <ensisrasn. u not quits .
dasis. IN ths ioarnalissic Hsld Ths HslL
usisr ne new management, "a hustler,
and deserves sh. nav suik
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

The rssulsr eanssnsioa Of lAs diocese OF
Western Aichissa 10 being held 81 Gfssd
Hsvea. Or. G. ). Hszslline. +. A. Cor
ham and w. j. stuart are delegates from
this city. AmeHE the more important bus
iness matters TO &c acted upon sili be the
report OF the eogo mitlse on tue Akslsy
property. The oomnistse was appoialed b y
hshop tilllszpls 20 decide a. 70 the accept.
Aaes Of tie property ios sn Episcopal
schooi
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06
Another Challenge.

This from Kalamazoo. et literatum, ct
punctuatum:
KALAMAZOO. Mich, June 4.
Dear ser ! do not know any one IN Grand
Rapids go ! will ssk you 10 challenge some
nsns Of small boys, not over - years of age.
We Nre coming mp there saterhay on the
excursion we VIII play them one or two
games. have them meet us r. the depot.
write and tell US what they say before Fri
day.
/ remain yours truly.
FEANK r.. PACE,
NaLager Of the Liners
Here is q two cent stamp 70 pay the fare
an 4 .etfrr
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

The Amsgican sysssm OF ambulance
ssrvies . beng introduced in Paris.
This, the New York Ersnfng sun thinks.
VII os q srssf advantage in city where
a man Who - run over ia ths street oy =
csb - hsbls to arrest for obstructing
travail
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

PHILADELPHIA. June S.--Aitkough 5. out.
bsstsd. tAs CAlcsge club managed 10 win
anosAsF victory oses The home team today
BY bunehips their hits. Baihngton had
the bsss Of Ryan. bat The PhiIliss in nearly
every instance fouod the ball oniy sisss
tso msn had been o9s. Umpire DeeksF
again loss h's heal Al critical stage of the
ssns. which resulted ia winning run for
the visitors. Tas score Is as follows:
Yhgadclphis .......o 0 0 o o. 2
Ch.caSo --.-....--,-...1 Y -
Base hils- Pkil a<el phia u Chicago, q
kglDss Phiiadelphia. II chlsegO. a
H4stefiez-ba baalasioa and C.ements Ryan and
DAILY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

T. ID. wsLxkR. late editor o; the Cos
moPolftaa nsgazIn. which has jass
died. believes IN rs-incsrnation, and has.
IN iast. published book on that subject.
II 10 10 De hoped the defuncs msgsrins
will illustrate tie truth OF the doctrine.
Ia the sale of The effects 4 10 stated that
ra0st os The "srficlss" we're bought in by
friends Of the company. Does this mean
ihs literary articles?
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

The telephone presided at It's first
court csse. between Lancaster and Canal
Winshestsr. O.. Thursday. DR.. j. w.
Saoox was arrested st the latter place on
eharxs os assault and battery, preferred
by Lancaster eitizsn, bus instead OF
being ssksn 10 the latter place. be
pleaded guilty by tslepEone and was
tined S. aud costs
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

The sominsilon Of THURMAN by the
Democrats sia ,snd ~ help JoHs SHER-
MANS boom. II the Democrats are
going 10 maze dxht for Ohio. The Re-
publicsns may think they need JoHx
SHBRM2s 90 save The State.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

NOR RENT-THE RESTAURANT OF HOTEL
L kicheiieu. 40 - Cennlst. fully equipped in
every particular. 70 responsible party. Apply ior
particulars TO Cornelius & Smith, " Caneisi. 159
V0 REHT -A LARGE. LIGHT ROOM FOR
/ light manufacturing steady power, et No
Pearl-st. Enquire Of G. Il. Judd or H. L. Thwing
sItf
nor RrNT-ONFHALF OF TIE STORE
I No. q canal-st. For particulars enquire OF
u. A BtrWin. f3ltf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

SEv YoRK. June 5.-Todsy's New York
indianapolis game was tame affair The
visitors oat-battsd New York but failed 70
bunch tlslr hits and then when they did
reach nrst they ran bases In reckless man
Rer. All ruus scored we're made Oh errors
on bosh sidss. Allsr the fourth inning TIE
Giants srsesd 40 and played IN sood shspe
Harss tbs scoge.
New York. 0 0 0 0 o.
IEdianapols 49,. 40 o 0 o o.
base hlts-New York {. lncianspolls g.
Errors-New YORK. q. lrdianspoii.. 10.
baiLeries- kcete and Gwings snreys and Buck
leY
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-06

The Presidents ysstsriay sisnsi the
ban mzkisz drsad aspids . Port Of
Delivery. This viii DO good news to
many nsrchsnis IN Ihis city.
1Es zrsfsfying snn0aaesmsnt 10 shs
result ef Industrious and psrslsssnt effort
on tho pzr. 0f Congressman FOaD. who
n0t oEly introduced the bill. bat followed
Il up spd pressed 10 iasofabls considers
fion ia both Hoasss and BY The Prssi-
deaf IL 10 . decided victory fos oas
yoaax Cooxrsssman.