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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

ss~ts1ssts nsstA. Srfi~rssH ..a kasst.-
llsss bre1ss . es4sa ye4rs ago wss eats

ssl ssaith ha<ssliss Aueky hssl kst.ss ts-
s@.ts1ssts nsstA. 1rfa~rsss .1a kssts-
l1sss erezss es3sn years ago wss cats
eaitsr 81 tse has IAss Tsstsss.s. ana lsss
~sek = len Es ~ss IL tAag cav ths paper.
new ewned ~ ssnEsl J. fsnaiinson, inter
slsweo ain 10 t8s extent 0f oolUma. IA
sss course " which be ssis.
When DO ] return 10 jeuFn.lisna' In
the words a sEs q Ssis songs. Never ne
msrs Ibs msAEs. II course. If ] ooB-
tinus % fee juss ss ] GO today ~ Russell
sBa Nj Berger have nsos a vas 0esi Of
Rsncy IN the pssi half do1sn yasrs and
tkes have persuaded me 70 tsfs forty
~es1s ysoason ana SO around the country
ana have fun with them. TIE trlp eTgsnds
iroA Nev lOrk @ New Orleans snd from
tksfs - frsco aud Portland. Oregon. back
TO Portland, kHine
Wac 10 tbe richest actor on the Stage"
Wei. probably Joseph Jefferson l. entitled
10 that posiu on, snd after him possibly Ed
win Booth. Lotta IA worth more than both
0f theIR. She IL nearly twice . millionaire.
There ls fsOd oesl of nonsense AZ fsci.
downright wing about the wealth of actors.
! saw description OF . splsnclc stock fxrn
owned by certain scaoT The other cay. IA
which it wss said that the actor lac over .
slse 0o0 woTlh OF blOodso stock. Il MADE
me sa,ils IN ssnlucb ss J Anew posltis Ihsi
Mt. Russell loaned that identical actor
money enough - pat his com psny Oh the
road. IL Will surprise you sotBsw hat, per
hsps, 10 know that Sol Smith Russell 70
worth fully half million. Bat wben y0r
take into consideration the fsci that ne has
made over 1850 600 IN real estate during
the psst three yesrs together with the enof-
NOUS profits OF his theatrical sssso ns. his
possession OF fortune lie easily eIp lsined.
Both Mr.. Russell xBd hls manager Mr..
Berger are quiet, uaoste ntauous me a, and
tney cay very little sb0u their profits. and
yet, lsst year ia q sberi season of iess than
thirty weeks, their profits we're exactly
SIS 700
"A more modest, even difident msa
than Sol Saith Russell seseT walked upon
the stage. II anybody csrss TO LOOK up bis
fBAcisi resources thev can easily do 30.
Opposite ths Nsst hosss IN Minneapolis
slsnds &i0e coo block which bears the
name of the Russell building. Re has
psls,isl rssidenos there which cost him
over $23 900 TO build. Il IL filled with arti.
cles of virts and works OF ART and vsius-
Bile library.
Louise Berger. Mir. Russslrs fret wife.
died fifteen year ago and he afterwards
married q daughter of William i. Adams
Of Boston. In Mr.. Russeli's beautiful Min
nesota home many Of oliver optics
most charming later stones have been
written. The wonderful old story teller
who il dear 10 tbe heart ofeyery Ameriasn
boy, loves 10 be with Sol and a study was
built especially for him IN the new home
at Minneapolis"
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS BANQUET
At sweets Motel Last Night-Msyor
westops Welcoming Addrsss


Westess welcoming Addrsss
Last evening there assembled in the
spacious dining room OF Sweets Hotel,
nearly one hu n ndred people. comprising the
Grand Rapids commercial travellers and
their guests. The happy occasion was
banquet given in honor 10 the commercial
travellers from Detroit, who had come here
to play q game Of base bali. The tables
were surrounded by a merry lot OF gentle
men. most of them with their ladies. while
Jolly Landlord Johnson dispensed the good
things be had collected together 10 sucb
prof1son. rsrety and skill. The table swere
resplendant with besuuful flowers and
lucious fruit All were ssppy laughing
sna good time was enjoyed by all.
Hi Robertson, a. chairman, al prompt
10 O'Clock. rose a nd spoke . lev words. in
which ne humorousiy alluded 10 biz base
ball experience Of the day, and closed his
remarks with the introduction OF Hon. i.
NJ. Weston. Our genssl Mayor commenced
WITH the caution 10 those present not 10
expect much Of him. a. ne vas weary. and
had but return ed TO The city Of 8 .. M.
when he was info rmsd Of what Was eI-
pected OF him-:o welcome the Detroit
travelling men L his evening. He assured
TIC ~ as ltti uiftltFthhf
and not bis. lie had spent nearly all bis
life in hotels and he had noticed that white
the commercial traveller always stopped st
the best hotels. they also were The best
"kickers." He spoke highly OF the quail
iiies OF the travelling men, and while
we are accustomed 10 give credit
TO the mechanic. the artisan. the msnufsc-
turer and the builder. we failed 10 give due
credit to the commercial traveller. IL was
TO their tact. enterprise and energy that the
manufactures and industries of Grand
Rapids nsd been buiit up. They eousled
any mechanic. Manufactured OF whstso-
ever Industry. though comparatively a new
institution. ] like the oornDercsl traveller
because they always give 100 cents on the
dollI. Then. &c . political factor be
woun rather have the support Of toe
travelling men than sDv otbeT-he verify be-
lisved they could out-tsik the lswvers
He heartily welcomed the travelling men
from Detroit 10 this fair city. and congrstu-
lated Grand Rapids drumfners on their suc.
cess at the game OF ball today. Hoped the
Detroit men would come again, and come
with the intention Of staying longer. and
be would endesvor 70 make their stay pleas.
Hl
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02
STARVING TO DEATH
. GRAND RAPIDS ooUs1es TRoUsls
Fsasd slsspisE L @sss Sidewalk A CHI
e@s.-fhs sac sssFy fAsy ssia a-ssssa
eys Cbaa- kstsrsss nsr.
bs Charity.

CsIcxso sept I-JAoss Hsisss sDa his
vile, snseisGed by hunger sad ieos-sors
iron travelling. we're found asleep uHder
. sidewalk a. tic osrnef # Aselsas ave.
and -Four ssnt0sI thIs noFsiaE at
o'clock. Al the station tksy tsis sad
st0Fy. They were married twO years ago
in Grand Rapids Mica. Gong 70 81 Pau
the husband wAs tsfsn sisa consUmp-
uon, And alter all their property
vas gons they determined 10 leave
that vigorous climate The only ~sy
they had was TO walk. They lived on
berries on the ~sy. slept in hay stsefs, md
soaked With rsia aud chased by dogs, sI0g'
glsd along until Wednesday when they ar
rived Ia CAlesgo. Their search fsr work
Vas in Vsin. and they would have starved
had not child, struck by their evident DIS
tress. given them tour eents, which bought
some rolls. Then they went 10 sleep again
under the sidewalk where they were found.
Their story vas so truthfuIly told that P-o-
pie around the court subscribed the money
10 take the pair ~ Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

LTSv, hsss-. sept IA sorgisr "a,
shot dad this morning ~ o'csocs ~ the
grocery store o. Henry r. Fisks in Citizen
dsis- Three burrlsr. tried = gain az en-
trance to ths store ~ brssking out Dsnsl
in toe front door ~ hoTing holes srouBd it
Not succeeding ia this they vent - the
rear 81 70. stors and souzht - enter -
gl73or. IN dong tbs 1he sarEisr Siam
yss sst % Which con- rnBniosfed 20 a. I'D
per room IN ths s1l1nR wbtrs sept
Charles " AmeTigs o~s<r Of The ~ d
ing ~ho hss r-sl esfste oFce src ans
y. Pre- 10 re1ued -th sin Th.v
crossed 80 bal s1a orsned fhs re.r ~in-
to~. To ueo ~ere i1st con ~ e1t -
TIE store Prics 67sd sfs rsvoivsr ID tbs
a. snd 10 b1rgsr vho Esf oaf f-sr -
tanned 30 SECT Tier Pres sizse6 81 -
s.oord slrKsr snd saoF hins t-roash fhs
sesd. Hs 80 ssd nsvsr rsorp1 sr<B 7ss
efser two ozrE as zot sweT r. aea1
nae = M ts~s 49, ss< s>>ss - ysss 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02
Grand Rapids
Two Games.

PIrrsBUKs, Sept 1.-Two games were
played this afternoon for one price Of ad-
mission. Aboat three thousand were pres
ent. The home team won the first game
in the first and eighth innings by hard hit
ting. together with q couple of errors by the
visitors. In the frat Sunday reached first
on Sutclif7s error stole second and scored
on Aillers single. Miller scored on Smlth's
single, Buckley out at first and Dairy mple's
single. Smith scored on kuehnes out AZ
hrst, Cleveland struck out. In the eighth
sunday made single. stole second and
scored on Ganzslls error on Smiths hot
grounder. Smith scored on Beckley's dounic
10 left. Dairymple reach ed first on Whites
error, but scoring on kuehre's single and
Clevelsnd's out Brouthers scored on his
base on balls. Whites single and sacrifice
hits by Camel and Twitchell. He scored
again in the fifth on bis own double and
Whites single In the seventh Scheffler
scored on his three. .bsser and Brouther's
out at first. The second game was wen by
the visitors. Norris. as has been the case
whenever facing the Detroit sluggers was q
happy mark and quite merrily wa. he
thumDed. His held support was ragged.
Conway was quite effective and well sup
ported. Powers. as an umpire, has been
voted failure by the patrons OF this series.
fhe scores are rs follows
First Game
Pitfsburg- o.. .-.....--...3 o o 0 0 o.
Detroit =. -.. ..-...-.....l o o o. 3
Base Hits-Pittsburg g. Detroit. g.
Errors-Pitt.burg 3. DctrDis 4.
Bs'teries-GslvIn and Miller; Besttie aud
Wells
Second Game
PitUburg .........----.0 0 0 o 0 o. 2
DetrOi .-.... 81. .......-....3 o g. .
Base hits-Pittsburg 1, Detroit IL,
EtrorS-PittsOurg D. Detroit l.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02
AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
A Review of the Condition OF the Country
Manufacturing Infare

A Review of the Co nditiou OF the Country
Manufacturing fntsrests
BosToS. Sept. l.-rhe Boston Com n7ercadi
Bulletin, in its weekly review Of the manu-
featuring news Of the country. saws: The
textile industries have suffered the most
severely. but they also shes avery marked
improvement. Trouble among the cotton
mills are chiefly ascribsbls 10 labor difficult
ties. Among -OOien mills the difficulty
almost without exec ption. has been caused
oy sack demand for goods. The activity
among Southern cotton mills Is remarkable
There 10 no news fr ON the silk mills that
does net speak of tse extension Of old in
dsstTies. The rate Of increase in the shoe
shops OF New England y 80 marked and
satisfactory ~ that Of The cotton mills Of
tAe south. Gisss-H ating - every where
picking up. sDd even the factory on Csps
Cod bss rscoosidsred the decision 10 90 out
Of the business The i'm prorement IN iron
and stesl, thoBgh less marked than in other
industries. 10 worthy 81 note extending ss
u does from Troy to Csrondolst snd from
oungstorn to Madison. The formation
Of tTo oopPer-sorsinz companies bss ben
the feature Of the seek
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02
DETROIT WAlLOPEO
rs TOURISTS on Ire DIAMOND
Ths sore - R.sass4 80 a. fsssr sf
ensna k.Stds-A ftss Iwsiss-i.slsx
Gxns nstw s.1 tss Phiiliss .2s
Iks .sa.Iors-

Abogt I've hu8dred people vent 70 Reefs
L4xe yesterday 70 s-s TIE GRAND Rapids
travelling nsn give their Detroit trotesrs
zine lssso0s Ia case ball playing.
Ia ths Bf-g two inninEs tie Crane Rap
is grip sscksrs allowed their visitors fTOa
Detroit . ssg . score ID each inning. This
wss dons ss matter ef courtesy. IN The
second lnnins II. Robertson, the "rnaseott'
OF ths Grand Rapids club. tel down, and
that settled Il. Detroit never scored another
run. Alcnch, the Gr,sd Rapids pitcher.
had = grapsvine curve that the visitors were
unable % solve aad nineteen vent down
be orc him Ibey could see him MAKE s
AoJlon % IhrOw ne ball and hsaE II sirlke
ia The estcaefs 4 an ds. Id thea The batter
YOU'D strike st lt.
Tns Detroit players are dandy players or
the score would have been seventy-sevsn
instead Of seven Tnsy played Ike veterans
and toey ought TO be substituted for tha
league club ia The City of tn Straits. mo
reflection on the Detroit ira 0 .ng men an
this item will be fs,ractsd Il desiredl Sat
when It comes 10 downing Grand Rapids,
wny it's impossible.
Tae whole nine innings were rspetition
of ne nFst two. except that the Detreits
we're not allowed 70 score. This failure on
their part N ade the result look little one
sided. but1t could not De Helped; there was
too IA uch AIR around the ball to nit it.
Bush was he only man wao hit q Two
Dagger and home runs we're laid over nul
psxt season, wncn the back fence would
be nearer the home plate. hi. Robertson
Was encored until he raised his cap. be-
cause he got In front OF . ball and stopped
il, putting oat bsse runner in the nth
Innings. Hi could not hit the ball, and
ones when be tried TO run on three strikes
ne vas run down bv the catcher. As
sprinter he Is not blooming success.
No one kept the score, 50 IL was an error
less game.
The following are the names of the artists
who took part IN the play and their
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02
a QUIT DAY FOR HARRISON.

Tn. Young Republicans Failed to Ap-
P~sr-rh. G-ner>rs Return Hom~
klBDLs BAss ISLAND. o.. Sept. For
some unsIplsi0ed cause the young Repub-
licsns Of Michigan. who we're 10 PAY an ia-
formal visit TO General Hsrrisoa today.
failed 20 pat in an appearances. The Gen.
era! sat out of doors throughout the day
until The fail Of the temperature drove him
to the 6rsside. His determination to return
home By the ssms route as be came here
-ss made With view 20 avoid. az far "a
possible any demonstration along the line
Fort WAYNE is probably the only place
where he rili consent 10 ssr anything
There ~lll he no services in the chapel to
morrow, ss no minister can bs procured to
of3riate
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02
1He WOOD ESTATE SOLO.


A Valuable Pisos ~ Property on Usioi
Trsssferrec 10 Ns~ Owner
The Wood estate. comprising the iDi
feet lcDg by Il0 feet vice aud s1teb'
along the wrsa side of Union-st from
ton-st. 10 Foupisip-Et. vss sold oD Pr
by J. Frederict Beers. sftornev for
estate. 70 Ida A BeDmoDd. wife -
HsmU oD0 The propsrt. ioins tbs
Harvey J Hoiiislsf or fsitoB-si. and ,
George BUbdy or FouutsiD-sl.. and
price paid u 80 .0'g oast.
u % proposed % oDen = dyivevur sif
The wes; sios of the property aud divide
remaining area info smaller lots
whole viii 30 called Portsmouth Ter
after Lse popular terrace ~ fhsf name
Rocbesies. t y ~ and Mr. Hsnni
have istei. come from Nsv 1ofk htse
reside n ttis city sDd VII 81 once but
home for themsf vss on the fourtsif
END of tBeif Rev property.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

wssHrNsTos. sept The House grant
81 Ns~rs. Allen snd Ford. Of Michigan.
I've weeks iesvs tAis morning On sccount
- "iDportsnt Business Beta riil 20
hs-ns ~ ke~D a. ere on their Congress- nal
conventions sbont 10 he hsld- Capt Alien
said this m0raing thsk his main purpos-
wss - sound the keynote Ii tns Sernnd
District. 81 speech o~fors the convention
sir~cfiv contro-erfinE President Cisvsisnd's .
ccsiticr an tie Ecoi tsrif NJ Alien =
assured o. denomination. e. a. of the del@.
<stes - the serrnd District srs Instructed
fer hiEn. Fnri = silnCst equally certsin ~
A -sunr~s af--n
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

D-rurH. MINI. sept f.--R. K. Psnlsson,
~ th- North Shore mining company. Of
Dssroit. came in lsst night from Grand
Nsrsis. he reports that ths road from
Grsnd Asrsis 70 she compsnys property is
sf isst completed ard the machinery Is
going IN. esct Ebsrts - still confined 70
she house With q badly sprsined sakle. a.
auirs6 July a. PAuIeson recently visited
th. Silver Mountain nine and found their
usin tuansi In 4. .40o ie-t and heir shsft
down 40 sest Considerable the silver
Or. hxs he~ri taken aut
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

The KBgsni family - 70 sppsaf ip GO
once more. SoD- fime ago. woep Ds
KBFsut disd in Colorado bis son, :
kins - appoint John Rfe~nshen admir-
traitor. vhisb vse oens Yesterday Ems
ne huetuf sppesiea ths sppoiafueuf
the C.rcUii Coufi, ssyiuR thsf he sppc
meat -ss nede for TIE p1rpos- ~ cor
rseBs ng stil sgsinsf him. sud that I,
decreased hsG no estsss iu fhis rgusty. J.
vsnis ths appointment rgfoked
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

NEv TosS. sept Central Park ia.
lost in greatest sttrsction. For four v-srs
ussTly every visitor to the metropolis has
gone 70 see The Reuis Crowley. TIE won
de-fal ehimrs1zee. he hss been sili1g for
. yssr. sad yesterday succambed to pnea-
moniA "A ais sud dre~ near his -esk-
hess compelled hin - lie down. He rolled
over on his bsck drew up his lszs. clutched
bis io~sr aw By tne teeth With bofa
hands. uttered fsrs~.ll cFy cf sngaish.
and a. ds7 sss ovpr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02
THE YELLOW FEVER.
rNEsTf-TasEs csszs YssTss0AY
IL Teal Naa6ss - ft&es - Dsfs -
484-s..rxss1 0sarr2i hs1siiEsa
ExgiAs.-A Cass kepsssed
a. FhiI.lstp1i.-

Iarzsoss.lLE. ga. sspt. I-rn= aanssr
sfa.z -asas 81 al 80 .essT rsportsi - "a
s,a&Ia ~ Asalta teaas s1s tssniy -tsrss.
s4ils l4fsa beE15a 1i zhsm selns ooiof-d
people ia 0..k ana zhouxa tie e-ses ~sfs
saIi seztlsF-8 tafoasl t4scltF. l#o deans
sr.afrel E81ag. 8..f.4 sfit tl.3qss "a tls pet
srcs Caot ~ b Asrafs ald -. fam .
T. h8gxias daadrs4s 81 l4lni3f abe
r1asl houses So - erected a. sf~e iof
elarss ~ refuge for t1e poor - mes
hon the erg 48d ssFsrsi thoaeald g~op's E.
pfiaelqztf ealersd. ~A4 sean - -'t11'
r..-.a. = 49,. aas III 49, -s1 4ld oE- ali
i. -.4.alisnsd 81 ga les aoltn. aesf tf9at
gf-.k Ias tataI allhsf of cases fspeftea
ta aals "a. ie4l4s. -. 49, laa1f treat
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

A fs~ DAYS ago Mrs Richsrd Smith. Of
FoFest-st. with Der husbsnd. visited friends
. few mics from he city She took with
her bsnd-bAe IN the pookef Of which she
ssd sewers notes. payable 70 berself When
shs rsf grned sns discovered that too n tbe
notes. both given by tee sane psrts. wsrs
missing one of The note~ wss for S349.
s0d tie other fog 80 Ms. smith hss
so1gkt IN vain fof sny trscs n TIE nofss
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02
Twelve InninKa

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. The game today
between the home team and the washing
tons proved the warmest contest of the sea-
sou. For steven innings neither side scored
q run, when Widner broke the ice by Civ
ing Dsishsnty his base on balls This was
followed by singles and some fine sacrifice
hitting. which gave the Psillies Two runs
and the game. The feature Of the game
vas the marvel Gus fielding Of Delshanty
aud FOgsrty. The score.
Phusdelphis Q 0 o 0 ~
wsshingfon..--0 o Q . 90
Base Hts PhEisdephis. a. Wsshington, D
ErroIs- Ph 'lsde phis. . NsshinEton,o
Batteries -SsBn1ers sad shrever. widuer a nj
Arundel
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

The Fall term Of signor Ismuccis pre-
psrstory school for the m ssi.ry Of The art Of
industrial and artistic drawing will opsn
tomorrow ct the rooms formerly occupied
BY the Ladies Literary Club ever The IEI-
GRAN II sRsID officeg Sisner IsmDcci il q
graduate II one OF the best srt scho oois of
ltsiy. and is prepared 10 give instruction in
sl branches Of drawing orDsmenfstl0u.
geometry. perspective. architecture. etc
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

ID. II. Waters has purchased Of W. T.
Powers the vacant corner OF Lyon and
Ot;aws-sts., paving for the same q sum in
the neigb bborhsod of SO. 600 Mr. Waters
already was the owner of what is known as
the "Berkey Row" on Pesrl-st. 30 that be
now owns the entire square bounded by
Lyon, Ottawa and Pesri-sts and Kent
alley. II ia understood that Mr.. Waiet
will put up handsome block on this size
that viii rot cost les thss $50 600
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02
&c MYsTgRY cLsARINa
r-,a.ae. ,s.s sAas.n.u. Fossd Dead

Evidsaes thar shaneansn. FOasd Dead is
Chics<o. Committed Suicide
CHTcAso. Sept. I.-Tns police have found
thai Shansman. whose death early Friday
morning has been enveloPed in mystery.
pawnsd bis watch on Wednesday. The
fact that bis watch was missing when the
body wss found vss regarded a. proof that
Shnnsman wss murdered and robbed. bat
tbs police. who hsFs AL slong held that
ths csss was on. Of suicide. claim that the
discovery made today bears 0ut shsir theory
that Scaunsman kilIed hLm elf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

Gsrref yaIier wants Dfvores ssd wspt .
n Real had.

Garret Fuller was Married 10 Sarah Jane
Fuller in Port Huron Nay n 1879. and th.
couple lived together until April -. 1899
Yesterday Mr Fuller applied TO The Circuit
court for divorce
Ia bis bal Of complaint Mr.. Fuller
charges his wife with al kinds oi cruelty
and say. that she bss threstsne0 % T,oiso n
bira and has said tbsi bs bad the weapon is
FIX him" with. he further saws thst 81.
~ould abuse bis mother who lived with
them and csllsd her vile nsnss Mr.. Fui-
isr thinks that be bss good grounds for .
divorce
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02
AL GONE sOT THE BANK
rhs Ore-rs Of a Bsnk Near Chicago rsks
the Cash and eksp Oat

CHrcAao. sept 1.-The little town Of
Roselsnd, suburb Of Chicago, IS IN state
Of excitement over the dissppesrsncs II
tts 0f5csrs OF the savings bank OK the vii
lxe The president Of the bank. William
: sart Is tsllsr. L. n Johnston. and busi-
ues solicitor. Elijah Becker. have left
town. taxing With them the entire sssets Of
the bark, amounting 20 ostwesn s.. eco
sna $50 0Oo. TIE vsult, when opened teis
sfteruoon. vas found TO contain only Sl16.
The dapositors are mostly small trsdesmen
and farmers Of the vicinity. svart had
eesn spscui sfing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

The msrrisge license isy has nov been
"A force eleven mo ntbs. and up 70 isst night
there hs5 been so7 IicsBsss issued in Kent
comfy. The Coun ~ Clerk resolves FOR
each license the snm Of seventy fvs certs
making $50 y paid - NJ Barvev for q
az that osiT makes tie Counfr Clsrk' .
sslsry lsTgsr and - Of ne esrthiv uss sT-
ospf 70 besp swell reporters note boes
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

The Eichissr snnns ooufsrsnrs ~ n
hfriesn ketbooist EpiscopsI cbufch o0r
-sn.. ~ The city the coming w.sinssds
sesseDbeT 8 iD the ktring Strusi n
churcb. Qafss puFDsef 0f fhs eenert
officers .; this boSs 49, - pTescslt %
sioed over by Bisbos y Brown. u
pub.ic vili - vslcsn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02
MATHEMATICAL JOHNSON AGAIN.
The Genial Proprietor of sweets shows .
Detroit Travelling Man Point

Detroit Travelling Man Point.
Last evening y. G. Johnson. OF Sweets
Hotel. was talking with Detroit travelling
man about the two games OF ball played Oy
their sspsctivs clubs:
Well said the Detroiter. I'VE beat you
the worst anyhow" "YOu did, eh, said
Nine Host Johnson. Les hgzer il out.
You beat Us 33 20 i2 Now IL will go in
80 Just two and three-fOurfhs times, making
your average 275 per cent. Our CLUB beat
you TO-DAY Z 70 ? and two will 90 in seven
three and ue-half times, making our aver
age $50 per cent See7H Well ov Coli -
said the sstonishsh Detroit knight, II guess
yOg are right"
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02
MosE svlcTloNs
Ds.pss.ts asd Eiooay Battles with the
Exletors-

DustfS. sept. l-Evicti0us on Lord
Claaric ardes estate we're resumed today.
Tbs svictors first attacked the house Of
man named Tnlly. a. Cloncoe. The nrst
attach Of fhe catering ram ~ss beaten on
by means OF snnss and boiling liquid
~hieh tbs garrison used Win good effect
The police MADE repeated attempts. and
nnally. sfser a hard light Of sn hour and
half succeeded ia capturing the house and
svictsng tbs inmates. The next house
attacked Was One occupied oy Q man
nsm-d Tuohy. The fight here vas shorter
though equally terrific. Eighteen young
men 81 the garrison were ARRESTED. A
ursjority Of them mad sustained sewers
srsrd cuts 0n ths face and arms and on
vsrious parts Of their bodies Three other
other families vsrs cvicted AZ DOmas-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

Co1ntT 4gsnf Hoiceass esn furnish s.v-
ons who vsats god bsT ~its ere from
ths sac scaa1d - ooi5vss-r Tns bors
srs iooFiog for ho-as sBo s1e from 10 70
- 7ss~s - ays Th9ss pho psn4 10 ss .
ssy sssolc s~~ NJ HoioezA
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

JoAn P ard ksry ". Morrison we're
msrrsd Sept 25. 1884 sD6 lived together
Tor trsniy three e8usecusivs dsvs snd
fher Msrr lsft - rsfurn 10 rsors. feEseT-
Car NJ. Morrison csrn 1encsd sat 10 fbs
gIrcnif Court. ard wal ~ sno co1vinos
Judzs Grove tat - santse0 -
divorce o. to = roands - dssertl0n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

wsEzrssrox. sept L-Tse reduction in
she pahiic 3ebt during August psst sEuouns-
- b E.s2as7s II. total debt no~. l-ss
rst rzsh IN 80 treasury. = e. ia. : = ss2
snd ef this srnourt g. gsrS. fs- So = inter-
->e-h-srsnz deot TIE net cssh n ths
tr-~snry toSsy = So. SIS 20. szainst 81 :
7so. 90S a. Ssctsn aer 4 1857.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

Ear s1errtv. Aaz. Sl-Jo6ri0s frorn o
selsr-sn te bis lsv psrtssr. esorgs "
WesSsek Tn Tsrsney VII - n tbs 6el1
fe- Ysrssrrirsfien fsr Congress IN spIfs - his
ss,ureoss - sbs sEfssr candidates thsf ne
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