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Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29
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PATH. be bar pioIt at fprlfaife fig Der
paa Ssnen. 3il sGte for Niets Oi-
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Iteb for bet Ioreneoe 9ampifibs Iellfob,
bilieoe greiunos ltibene meo 5laset peo
5orbiieilinsen at &unsiteo.
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9asen ino til be to b9oerlige @au,le,
Sra 2anoli9serne ienbtes iadlepes en-
flor Mnrinefiffert meo Snltription,
fra gbefen for Observation-Disclosures en-
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5iiferne / &ansiteo ct tort Yenoulnbr,
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ca. SO Yeriouer beltos.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29
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boeoe / ct gus, forloo nemlis 6jemmet
for at beige en- Na6U men oa bansS pn
par nieget ~iu1ftet, ioruilbeoe ban Jig os
aiti Steoet for 10 i8littsrne uto 6auet.
Wnnoen baobe en- 9atter, Der boece /
9Irbeosu; men PUN blep ferit op nb
9aeen opmnrfiOm pna, at 6aoereg life
bar bjemme, ps Der blep ba ftror ejort
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bafterne peo Saoet. Ser bleo itrar
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Wano bleu brast til ut Siem en- meget
fottOmmsu 9ilitanb. Ser afsap ban
fslseuoe 5orflarins: "a ban 1dpbe ltss
get en- Tib ube / Rlitterne, merfebe ban,
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at raabe ON SjRlp; men oa Der Snsen
TOM, % ban ~ooerialbtes al 2slit Os
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ban itar en- Slense / %penitre 9aanbleb.
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ftileoe ban fin gsrit os Sunser for en-
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&niuen baobe ban taitet bort, iaa at
ban life tutbe niere en- ny 5lanse.
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ban life. Sau fdnct I'LL en- &issren,
% meb ben trabiece ban Heien til
8lObs, for oermeo at leolfe Jig. Wans
ben bar tilipnelaoenbenoe ueo i'm fulbe
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ring / Siemmet; 2 Elmer efter bpbe
ban, fsr 9esen Tom tilitece.
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iiolte 3io bar ueret ncset linosiorpir.
ret % bar gaaet Os opiet. San bar /
Nlberen mellem 60 % 20 2ic.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29

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Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29
AYERS
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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

A Inssrssslas os~ns1en - - x6Aa mns-
lnsss College Dsbeong oop>eey.
Ths ssbstias soesy Il Pref lAen's Bus
isss College ds<AAsa - sake ssssssday
Ladies day. snd - result The Icy stu
dsnss did the dssssisg ssd manipulated The
ahAirs Of the socissy. vhils the stsrnsr por-
ton of the insfitssios acted in ths sspscssy
oi amussd end interested spsctasos- The
sob1oet for discussion vas. uhsch y the
most destructive. nre 81 uetef~ Ma Nat
ts fhon pson argosd IN favor 81 the nsry
lend. While the himss ksll1e jsauxngs.
Anna Lsitelt and Mary fiixpstriek pre-
ssntei the mixhsy elsims Of tie liquid
monster - . destructive sxeney. The
ladies we're well prepared. aud set forth
their respective claims IN . clear and con-
clse manner. showing that they Lad giyey.
the su bjsct much thought and deep study.
each snd every one OF them nasLDs &C
quzintsd themselves in q msLneF highly
crsdiEabie 10 themselves and the Institution
Of which they are members. The commit
tee, consisting of Asssrs- Ed&ar Byrne
Luther Hzak and VIM. Lzmpsrser. gave
their decision in favor Of ire. after paying
the opposite side q very fiatterlng compii
msnt. Miss Clara Mckay welded the gave
like one 10 the manor born. while President
"a. o'Donneli sat BY. silent but inter
es,ed spectator The next subject for de-
bate will be, -Wnich rendered their country
the greater service. Washington or Frank
linz"
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

Levi PEARLS Son Meets Death In Grand
River.

Levi PEARLS Son Meets Death In Grand
River.
The Grand River at the d., @. II. &. NJ.
r. r. bridge. has furnished another death
This time it takes from the home Of Levi
Pearl. bis Oldest boy. Ernest. aged l3 years.
Ernest. his brother and boy named Ed.
Brock. were in the river bathing at the
point named, about l:S0 p. m. when Ernest
made q mistake ia reference TO the depth
of the water. and as he couldL't swim, he
was drowned as soon as he went into the
water. il being twenty feet deep where be
got of the boom. Brock went 70 his rescue
and tried to get him out, bat was unsuc-
cessful, after making several attempts and
nearly drowning himself
The Police and Coroner Bradish were no.
tilted at once, but before they got there
Joseph Ramsey had found the body and
brought it to the shore. Tbs boy was lying
in twenty feet of water and Mr.. Ramsey
had to make three attempts before he could
get the lad.
The remains were removed to the home
of his father. AS Thirdsst Mr.. Pearls
wife died about year ago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

MAcKIsAw ISLAND. June 15.-Everything
is lovely here now. Several new cottages
are going up. and workmen are busy re-
pairing hotels. etc.-The old reliable John
Jacob Astor House is already open and
receiving the stray parties that happen up
this way.-The Old Mission House, pre-
sided over by Mrs. +. A. Franks. is busy
getting ready for their opening. which
occurs June 25. They have one of the
finest views Of the straits of any house on
the eisland---Everythin around Plank
Grand Hotel shows an Improvement over
last season. and lis men are now employed
making repairs and improvements. Two
lawn tennis courts and a base ball park will
be fitted up. The hillside in front OF the
hotel is being sodded. the sod being brought
from Cheboygan. The grove in front is
being cleared up and thinned out, and
walks made through it. Mr.. Plank says
that all will be completed by June 30, the
day set for the grand opening.-The mer-
chants are all busy getting ready for the
Summer trade.--A few weeks sport on
Mackinaw Island this Summer will be both
pleasant and profitable to all who come.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16
CUSTER GUARD BENEFIT.
Fixed for the a9th-A Grand Progrsmm.
Prepared

Fixed for the e9th-A Grand Programme
Prepared
The Custer Guard will give their first
grand benefit at Powers Opera House, FRI
dsy evening. June -. and the programme
that will be presented on that occasion
promises 10 De as hne q one as has ever been
given IN this city.
The Schoheld Concert Company, which
starts from the city for tour through
Northern Michigan. will finish their trip
in this city oy giving the benefit TO the
Custer Guard. The company is headed by
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas- Scho6eld, and those
who have heard them and are acquainted
with them know that they always meet
with success in everything they undertake
in the mssical line
Among those who viii assist on this oc-
cssion will be Prof. K. A. Wellenstein. A.
III horehead, L. z. Eddy, Wilbur Force,
Miss Mary +. Utley and Miss Eta Yale.
All are well acquainted with these artists
and will readily see that the entertainment
cannot help being a success
The Custer Guard will give an exhibition
drill upon the stage that will add much To
the programme, and will probably oe the
finest thing OF the kind that mas ever been
seen in this city.
The company is worthy Of all the praise
Il can receive. and a crowded house. as it
deserves will no doubt mark the event.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16
A SERIOUS CHARGE.

Melville ". Fuller. Of Chicago Charged
With Boodiisg sy Senator Edmunda
CHICAGO. June i5.-Correspondsncs will
be pubhshsd tomorrow between Senator
Edmunds. Chairman Of the Senate Judic-
iAry Committes. and Melville w. + ullsr.
relative TO the charges against the latter In
connection with the conde mnation of Ger
tain lands for park purposes. through viii ch
it Is alleged Si03. 900 was paid oy the park
commissioners when the owner OF the
land only asked So. 600 fer the property,
Mr.. Fuller baing alleged to have received
s.. .005 a. his share in the transaction. Mr..
Fuller refuses TO dignity the charges by
answering them, and Judge Loomis. who
presided IN the county court during the
condemnation proceedings. pronounces the
charges absolutely false and without the
slightest foundation
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16
MICHIGAN At CHICAGO
TEN ALesR CLUBS WILL BE THERE
Arrangements Made to Accommodate All
who Go-The Train will Leave Here at
1890 on Monday-The Expense will
be % . Man for the Entire
Convention.

President Belknap. of the local Alger
Club, was interviewed yesterday in regard
to the preparation for attending the Chicago
convention. and gave full information as
follows
Il have received about fifty letters from
places north asking for the privilege of
Joining the Grand Rapids Club and pro-
cesding with them to Chicago. Those let
tsrs are from Greenville, Stanton, Muir.
Howard City. Big Rapids, Newsygo. Ere
mont and many other places. and in reply
/ have nvited them to come on. the more
the merrier' The Muskegon people will
join the club from here at Holland, thus
making up complete train from this sec
ton.
"All preparations are about completed.
The c. 4 w. NJ. has arranged TO provide its
best coaches. and nothing win be left un-
done for the pleasure of the party. Two
large streamers have been painted. lettered
as follows Grand Rapids (in black Alger
Gin red Club.' and it viii reach from one
end Of coach 10 the other, on both sides.
Every member will be uniformed with
hats, busters and scarlet necklies.
"A great many who contemplate going
do not expect to gain admission to the con-
vention hail ss body. bat IL Is expected
that by the transfer Of tickets occasionally
all will be enabled to see the place and hear
q portion of the convention doipgs."
The Detroit Club notified President Bel
KNAPP yesterday that they could accommo-
date fifty more with cots. and this viii
make places for $50 who 20 from here. 9th
ers have secured quarters 1T the hotels or
with friends. and at the present time II
looks az though all vonid be amply pro-
vided for. Chicago will be fairly alive with
Michigan people on Tuesday morning. but
the cily il sousl 20 the emergency and viii
have food and lodging for al that may 80
from ell parts Of the United 6tsies.
TIE Grand Rapids trsiD vii leave the
Union Depot 81 30 p. N. Monday, June
Is. for Chicago. via Chicago 4 West kicbi-
gao and Michigan Central railroads. run.
ming through without change Of ears. ar
riving ct Chicago Of $50 D. n. The special
slgsr train from Detroit arrives 81 same
depot ~ that & ine--in fact the Detroit Aiser
train and Grand Rapids Algsr train unit.
st New Buffalo at .. m. and procsod to
Ckicsx, tox>ther.
Quarters for TIE Michigan Alger ciubs
have been secured ct Battery 'sDs Arpory.
within two blocks Of Convention Hal,
vbers members vii each have q good cot
mattress. pillow, blankets. towels, SIC. 20
make them comfortable. for which the er-
posse vii be - during their stay in Chi.
csgo.
CAPTAIN BeIkpsp ssvs he viii rsrnsis wEtf
the Grsns Rapids club ustii Gen r A
Aleer j. Bominsted or soFns one eiss He
10 tboroaRhlv a the oTinion that Michi-
ezn's nss VII lss5 the forces.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16
VIII TWO RsvotvsRs.
ons Man Holds mp Two With . Revoive
for Each Oas-

ons Man Holds mp Two With . Revolver
for Each One.
Early yesterday morning the police were
called to q room over a Csnsl-st., to quiet
q disturbances. Il seems that the man who
rented the room got pretty drunk and took 8
friend 10 sleep With him. He vas 50 drunk,
however, that the visitor went and got
as brother, because be vss afraid that his
hoss vas bordering on . case OF .jim-iams-"
When the two men returned the host was
out Of bed and accused them of stealing his
watch. They denied the charge. and the
drunken man pulled out a couple of re-
volvsrs and made them strip and prove
that they did not steal The watch II was
while this interesting circas was IN progress
that Pstroiman Mccarthy arrived. One of
the brothers had managed 20 call him. sad
be took the three 70 headquarters. where
they were relsased after being thoroughly
In vrefiRatad
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16
ELDER PAYNE

He IL Victorious Again this Time In .
Suit for SlandeE
Elder Payne's stock is rising above par.
1t will be remembered that q week ago he
had Cornelius Thomas arrested on a war
rant charging him with siandering Mr.
Payne and his family. Thomas was tried
before a jury in Justice Westfall's court
yesterday, and was found guilty as charged.
Justice Westfall fined him $25 and the
costs Of S43.55, amounting in all 10 $685.
or thirty days in jail. The case was appealed
to the Circuit Court, where ]. "A. Fairfield.
his attorney, says that be is sure of &C.
curing an acquittal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16
CLASS MoTTo.

"To Climb Steep Hills Requires Slow
Pace at Fret"
The junior recital of the Grand Rapids
class of eloeution at the Universalist church
last evening was very enjoyable occasion
and very crcditable TO the class and its in
structors. Among the recitors were Ida
Edison, Dolly Culver. Mamie Denton, Ida
Madden. Alice Raymond, Bessie Walker,
Minnie Ross. Grace Conkiin. BERTHE Kutsche,
Julius Kutschs. Henry Crow and George
Bellamy. Music was interspersed By the
Aurora club orchestra.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16
FRONT RANKS.
Great Great T--25 cents and 80 cents S0eSEsr onr
Tower Clothing Co.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.


Keep oneese tn q tight tin COZ.
A bag Of dry. hot hops on the chest II
excellent In relieving Group
Preserves and jellies should be kept in
o glass of stone or in self ssaied tarx
Fruit STAINS are removed by bleaching
on the grass when apple tres are in blos-
SOM
A tablespoonful Of turpentins boiled
with your white clothes viii aid the vhiter-
ing process
When stung by bee OF q wasp. make
o paste Of common earth and water. put on
tho place at once and eovr with cioth-
Applying kerosene with q rag when you
are about bo put your stoves away for the
summer viii prevent them from rusting.
For q cold-squeeze part Of the juice Of
lemon into tcacup. and pour hoa water
over it. Sweeten IL you like and drink hot
II via o<ten save q doctors ball
To set delicate colors In eubroidered
handksrchiefs, soak them ten minutes prr-
vioss TO washing in q pad OF tcysd water, In
whaoh ee<-ertspoonfui Of turTeuszDe has
been well stirred
"nelc ~eesis pe'A,s' u spransins up ~
last as they are cuf on, kerosene oil may be
USED 70 sovan'aEA IL small quantity ee
poured On the plants after being cut down
the effect viii he TO destroy them
"a.
H,',.-ss ''. 'ol'''a
ane ~ eIsADse os'e'so 70 saep
sh'sN - .'11 ''''N e>@' " ''"'17' sn
e'o - oa' se1,.'''.ll',s oo'ne 70 ce''se
Io' o1'Io'sz's "a '''''s " tut ever ,a@s oo@-
S'a s'"'N
Carrots and celery cooked IN cream
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16
MUST Be UNANIMOUS
the soMIsAT'os OF Ma slAlss


Csze2so. June i5.-J- n Hsynss Of Au-
Kusts, the Maine msnaDsr Of the R<pubii-
can committee. halls from BlAins's own
city. xad those Who are In . position 70
nov. declare that be speaks suthoritlvsly
oa everything connected with the Blaine
movement The Blain< delegation have
not yea decided where to throw their
strength. be said ia answer TO . question.
Perhaps Blame is still considered . pos
sibilify." suggested the repzrter.
Il must not be misqaOtsd. rem arked
Mr.. Haynes. and then. alter some delibers-
ton. he dictated the following: After a
series of protracted efforts have been made
to unite upon 3 candidate. in the
event OF total failure 10 do 20.
and The other candidates themselves
conssnting. and a unanimous nomination
seing tsnd~red, think. in fact am con-
WINGED. that Mr.. Blaine would accept the
nomination
In the further course of the conversation
Mr.. Haynes said that in the event OF
Blsine's nomination the candidate for Vice
President would very likely be taken from
. doubtful State. intimsting that Blaine
Harrison ticket would be about az strong
Q com bination as could be made.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16
A BIG LAW SUIT BEGUN.

A Great Thrss-Csrnered Strife for Forty
Acres of Gold.
txsNssSsx VA v,AsssAs-stSAAa-
IsnPENIss. june 15.-The thrse-corne cred
law suit between the Michigan Gold Com
pany. composed of Col. Jos. H. Pickards.
Samuel Mather. Sslah Chamberlain and
other Cleveland capitalists. George Grum-
met and J. O. Foley. for possession Of forty
acres of ground in the gold range known
as the "Gingrass tract, il now on trial al
Marquette. Recent Developments show the
property TO be worth q fabulous sum. and
each party is backed by unlimited capital.
The Michigan Gold Company has possess
sion OF the property, and has Q large force
OF men working there now. The trial will
be long and tedious one.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

xlvsn - him % the ofzesrs u his reg $780,
ns fss1s<d 70 arink eaAnp@sxns ssgiaE 4
erink askAias but Gsrn4za wine-'
His hatred u R1ssls : nc lsss siszsF tAAn
tnzl of Frsnes. During ths lsst city pears.
sad ssps<i4lly sinss tAs crsskioa a the saa-
pizs. Ehs rsl2Hoas bsssssn Prussia Ger
msns and RnsssA. have been regulated 70 .
certain degrees ~ the family relationships
sxisunx ssssssn the TO rulh2x tsmiliss.
kAlser Williams sister wss shs uifs Of
Gar Aica0lss- The late kmprsss vas .
Princess Of DsrmstadI TIE Kaiser vas
Tue zrznd uncle Of TIE Gar. Il was always
ths eonvictio1 that sxr with Russia would
nessr taxs place - long ss the old EDpsEor
s2s alive. Bar Prince WAIizm Knows
nothing al sentiment. He has shssn
markell disrszpect several times - bis
m0Ihsr for England he has no love. bis
com pani0ns are the Crown Prince OF
Austria, . young gsntlsman morally IS dis
reputable - himself, and young Count
Herbert bsnlsrek.
Prince W.ssSsm Is vel educated. however.
He wss carefully trained a. boy. he re-
cslEed private instruction IN the classic
A4@8-A&-@A---4<sI
gymnastics. Hs wzs thea seat ~ the gym
nssiuEn a. Cassel. where he passed his sx-
Summation for the university with credit.
II : rzs then sent 70 Bonn. waere he studied
diligently and Was very popular WITH the
students. joining with then n their enter
Lsinmsutrin IN ths kneipen. his essays dur
ip< bis Cssssl period acre mostly on mill
tary snbjscts One Of the earliest, which
be delivered at an examination. was on
Alsxander's expedition 20 India. in which
De praised highly the greatness aud fame Of
the Old eonqueror.
The Princes latest military rank was
Colonel Commander Of the Husszrs OF the
Guard. He Is very popular With the army,
snd doubtless has the capacity OF . gresi
general. From all reports he 10 very anx-
i0ns 10 have an opportunity OF provlns
himself as bis grandfather wished him Il
be. . second Frederick the Great.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

WAsHEseros. sups i5.-The 9 g. m bull
letin from Gen. Sheridan's physicians re-
ports no change in the patients condition.
He has rested well during the night, his
cough troubling him very little. his pulse
is good and his respiration Is improving.
He continues 10 take snfticiency of nour-
ishment. which apparently assimilates.
A bulletin issued ~ 8 O'Clock tonight,
ssya: General Sheridan's condition at
this hour remains substantially the same
At AZ last bulletin with possibly slight im-
movement
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16
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u tsss t,s-< sr-s. re coHp.~> 80 - nss-
tas. t>> ~sfs n ss1ef t~o tone~s End oss
par - ea-s II ffvrd r-~ry fezr tosrz
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hns sssrrse frrs< fer . nsrnk<x - yss-s. but
ha< ss--e- teen knows - kiu-zrn Ths frfik.
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azxsaraesne. ts<t<x SIZE psz-e~EF<s
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wsirt@s ferr pos1z<s go rzs 80 inea~ fr
ffzsn~ser "a s1e le~xer1 pr<s1 7fs rss<,ss
-~as r~@-~ fn<ssee lear = s.s boy p-Drz.~
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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16
BloeRApnIcAL.
A ssstsn OF the Life OF. Desa sosatsr and
ststSsman.

~ ~EstFu OF hnt t~tte o. 1e*n -8tat&F ant
ststssmsn.
The late Emperor Frederick was born in
she New Palace at Potsdam. October Is.
1851. He entered the military service st
an early are. after having received thor
ouxh scientific sducsfion and doctors
dlplom. at the university OF KonigsberE. Of
which he afterwards came TO be rector. In
ths army be rose to The rank Of general.
and had already had several important sp-
pointments bsfors the war broke out be-
tween Prussia and Austria, twenty-five
yesrS sgo. In that struggle be had under
bis command three army ccrps, besides the
guard CORPS. commanded by the Prince Of
Wurtsm burg. q force agzregating Is, ,00ts
men his 0perations we're brilliant snd
successful. Cuiminasinx in bis UNEXPECTED
appearance with his force at csd@wa While
that famous battle was going On. he struck
the Austrian nsin position aud managed
to tnrn the fortunes 0f the day.
In The latter part 0f July, 1870 the
Frsncc. FrusSisr war vas &c - hight. aud
the nov dead Emperor. then IN cpmmand
of me third German army. Aoo00 men IN
all ~ss repnixiax the French At WeiSsen-
berg. He crossed swords With Csnrobert
and Mac casbon. aud dsfested them. ss much
~ Su&eft0r f3rrf. noNeTtrs a. oY superior
tsetics. AT sedan be wss leading against
Ma shons foress. snd bg skillfal move
crossed the River Neuse. On September
% iSf0 be sss IN Versailles snd began the
investment of Rsris. shich occupied him
until the pescs of Versailles vas concluded.
His military life was striking. Ills pri-
Tats aie has ceen 41lte a1assuminx. he
hs.i not the irliexlbi6ty of bis father. or
tne mililsfism which seems - have de-
scsnded % ~ sou from the lstter's grsnd-
sra h acb ~ bis tine bad been. ~ Crown
Primes devoted - the people and their
eiocsfiunsi snd politicsl savsncsFnent aud
IL wse generally supposed that be bad q
are oisn for tie 5etfermenx q German
coutfsions q his mind far execuu0n 4 his
strength hsd not failed bim-
The ste Emperar vsS married thirtv
v~ars $50 - the Princess ictoris Adelaide
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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16
Kicked His Friend.

Frank Smith, an impeeunious fellow
whom DR.. Bridgeman has befriended sew
eral times. repaid the doctor Thursday. by
stealing pair of s. cuff buttons from him.
Smith then went to Frost's saloon in the
Arcade. and sold the buttons TO the bar
tender for drink Of whisky. He was ar
rested for being drunk and will be hefd on
q charge of NeAling. Sergeant Johnson
went yesterday and demanded the buttons
and they were given up without . murmur.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16
re NEw ENPERoR
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Raler

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hirsseif - the rsrr>-rntssfve e the nsost
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mark. TIE Chsnce or vss net in syn
pssi'y ritA tie rescsfnl ssrlra6ons IT tie
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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-16

LosDos, june lathe SO. James Gazetts
says Ihs Emperor was a true man and
his loss Is very great. The osw Emperor
has bis own ideas a. TO what 10 do OF not to
ID for the safety OF Germany. and these
rosy have q csrtslz Importance in Eng
land. The Emperor Frsderick's death
raay suspend whassver variiks designs ex-
sfin E0rope Later events will move
more quickly, and England must promptly
decide what part she means 70 play IN GER
f.sn rou4luusnriea