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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-28
Marie's Lover GuiIIotined.

PARIS, December 2S.-Prado, the
murderer of Marie Aguettant, his mis-
tress, was guillotned this morning in
the Place De La Raquette. He pre-
scented a firm demeanor to the last.
He refused to make confession, and
also declined the services of chap
lain.
An extra of the World gives the fol-
lowing of the execution of PradO: The
death was witnessed by two
hundred artists, newspaper men,
actors, lawyers aud politicians, who
possessed influence sufficient to obtain
admission within the sentry lines to
Place De La Raquette. He died with
much the same bravado as Prapziui,
his former chum and counterpart.
The scene was much more orderly aud
nor the slightest mishap occurred
in the work of Nj. Deibler.
In so seconds from his appearance
at the prison gate, his bleeding
head lay in the basket. In front of
the gates of the prison, where the ex-
ecution took place, were found a
group of men, among whom were
seen several of the most distinguish
ed men in France. Near line of
trees in the upper side of the path,
stood Mounet Sully of the Coincide
de Franchise; near him Armand Sill
vestre and Henri Rochfort; Alphonse
Daudet was said to be present.
Prado. in walking from the prison
to the guillotine, showed no signs
OF fear. His arms were tightly piuion-
ed behind his back, so tightly indeed,
that his head was drawn far beyond
the perpendicular, and his heavy
locks seen to such advantage in the
court room, when he confronted, and
shook them at M. Guillot, the Judge
DE Instruction, were gone. His APP
parel seemingly consisted of heavy
wooden undershirt and dark trousers.
The shirt had been roughly cut away
from about the neck aud shoulders.
In front of the guillotin board stood
upright to the height of five feet. In
the top of it was a tunnette AS
Prado neared this board the most
dreadful series of incidents followed
each other with the rapidity of light
ming. The trembling able stepped
apart, four burly men dressed in blue
and white striped ticking, who had
not been seen before, sprang forward,
seized the condemned man, hurled
him onward against the upright
board, flung themselves upon him and
by their weight bore the struggling
victim face downward to the top of
the low platform. That board worked
on swivel and ran on rollers. tn an
instant it had been wheeled forward
until the neck was under the glisten-
ing knife upon which the incoming
light had begun to CLEAN. NJ. Deib-
Ter, who had stood like man of stone
at the right of the guillOtine during
all this terrible scene, now reached
forward and fixed a wooden collar
over the back of the prisoners neck,
then the knife was sprung, and the
keen steel struck home.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-28
Baptist D. D. Dies in Paris.

LOUISVILLE, KY, December 2s.-A
cablegram received this morning an
nouuces the death, at Paris, France,
of the Rev. James Pettigrew Boyce, L.
L. D. and D. D., president of the
Southern Baptist Theological Semi.
nary in this city. He was 60 years
old, and left here last August for a
two years. trip to recruit his shattered
health.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-28
Gen, Greenfield at Suakim.

SUAKIM, December 2S.-Gen. Green
field, at the head of the Welsh regi-
ment of cavalry and Soudanese troops
made a reconnaissance four miles in the
interior this morning. A few rebels
on camels were seen in the distance,
but they retired at the approach OF
Gen. Greenfield's forces. After filing
up the rebels wells the force re-
turned to Suakim.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-28

Austrian and italian peasants are
tlocking to Brazil in large numbers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-28
Well Received.

Capt. Leonard, c. E. Wynne, G..
Kearney, A. Caldwell, J. Gosman, J..
Cans, r. Sharpe and b. King, of the
Maverick Rifles, and their friends, r.
Hickman and G.. Haley, have re-
turned from Floresville, where they
went to attend the Floresville Rifle
ball. They report having a royal
time there and extreme satisfaction
at the pleasant time they had in that
place.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-28
His Resign alton Denied.

BOsToN, December 2S.-The rUmor
has Deen circulated that Col. w. B.
Strong has resigned the presidency Of
the Atchison company, to be succeed
ed by George II. NettIeton. Geo. E.
Manchester, Mr.. Strong's private Sec
rotary, states that this reporb IS not
only absolutely untrue, but that Mr..
Strong has no idea of resigning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-28
Missionaries are Safe.

ZANZIBAR, Dec. 2S.-News has been
received here that missionaries at
Uramboy, Impwapwa, and Mebora
are safe. The Germans at Impwapwa
have fortified the summit of the hill
there. They have one cannon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-28
The Mule Has the Best Of it.

81 read in the LIGHT of the 9th
inst" said a San Antonio merchant
to LIGHT reporter that "John Con-
merton had a mule that chewed to-
bacco," and a lady who heard me,
asked if the mule spit out like other
chewers. | answered "no, he's not
so beastly as that" The answer
came impromptu, but on reflection, /
thought the mule had in this respect
a big advantage over the men who
Chew"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-28

The members of Adah Chapter 40,
Eastern Star, are requested to attend
meeting tonight. Election 0, officers.
Mrs. LIZZIE HADLEY, w. NJ.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-28
A Bursting Shell.

ROME, December 2S.-A shell burst
on the powder magazine at Messioa,
Sicily, this morning, killing sixteen
soldiers and injuring many others.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-28
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Associated Press Dispatches and
Specials Up to the Hour OF
Going to Press.
Gather Bulletin.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 2S.-Indica-
tions for eastern Texas and Arkansas:
Fair, continued low temperature, va
riable winds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-28

The dispute between Prince Bis
has been Settled by mutual consent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27

n. s4.ks MN4 Wa Dlss a. Ht
rslpit.

n. sl-hs MNs whs Dies a. His
rsiptt-
kAocs. Ga. Dss. &.-At . ooUEsry
c1aEcA "a Csnss sS11gy. this s-sss fss
asys siHos. 8 na2n whe wAs Sls1nrsins
plslie wsrs2ip wss kulss BY the pEeaehs
IL charge & tie elUrck. TAs Ek2es OF ths
FsrLiss can Ess ysl b< lssrEs2 Ter ssAs
iilas trsaels ass sxlsssa IN lie g ercE. szs
f2elioE fssorlBg tse rsten1sE 81 tks pres.
sEg pzstsF zAs tas ofssr kls disu .ss.l. The
fsc.ioaSl LgAt Ets~ very sltLsr and TIC
tTo1sls Ie4cksa climax lssf SuEasy, when
ths paSIeTs ulsnas foss1 Elx1 IL loI az
ethcf year
Oae OF tAe 2emsers NEST bitterly ep-
posed 10 tee p&stsr approached tae Palplt
where Gke reserssd gehglsnsa Vas sltIing,
aEa sasAFsd n esnysrssuos wIth hin-
They became very muck excited. s1o nnsliy
Ine member raised ais hsed and dealt he
preacher = shsrs SLOW on the cheek. Ihe
pastor reconstructed vita hls sss2ilsst bal
be struck tie preacher sgsla AID again. 4c-
eOg pzByiug tie eiOws with q pr0lOsloL Of
vie epiihe sae also splitting Ia The minis
ter = face The ~ nisser drew Els kEiis az y
stabbed his sssAll4nt repeatedly.
Women screamed sac tke nen looked on
shast while the unfortunate 2sn fell
down in the pa pix and died.
The friends OF lie minister hurried him
OF and II Is reported thst he has fed TIE
country. IL IA iAGlIlstsu that the dead man
was jealous OF the preacher. Coffee cousty
Is IL remote SECTION Of tie State.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27

NJ and Mrs P. G.. Fitch we're presented
With tine piano.
Henry Ivss OF the Mattress Factory. was
pres-stsd With das god assdsd cane.
Nr Duchsasy. Of TIE Telephone Ex-
chsuSs. received an elegant scarf pm from
The other operators.
" p Wsstsa Of the Leader ia prondly
carrying = gold headed cane. The gift Of ne
employees q TIE Office.
r. 3. Chaplin. the Nonroe-st rsstau-
rsrteur. Erssen I'D each employees With a
handsome hsndksrebisf snd s. 5ii.
Mrs. MAJ Lssxhlin Of toe Te,ephons Ell
change rscsiTsd az elegant god ws.ca. g.
in cash and several other Drssty gifts
Ms Julis HsrriEsu. heal waiter st n.
Morton, rsceiyed = purse OF $50 from hsr
trends sta which 70 brighten Chrstnaas.
Rev John Grshsn -ss handsomely rs
usuaosred ~ the people of bis canrch. He
now carries a. elegant god wssca n To-
nismbrancs 81 Christmas issS
OF the tslepsons girls ths following sIsc
re-@ivef presents Mss Rils Pssri s..
Nss Elsie n Hessd gold ~sfch s18 oths,
Kts. Nss Al~e Thorne An8 Mis- Louise
Stsihrg sso1l go snt sthsr Kits.
Nw Ethss C.srk. of TIE TslsDsone tx
chang ~hc answer o Nos 81 70 "a "a.
nsae ssorY hr 80 ziff Of a. siegsat god
wstch sn8 chsia. So IN cssh sri nasnT
ather pres@nts aaorz vaica nav be
mentioned iozeu besaafal roses. pair @.
E.cv-s- son aons. stc
Among tis zsaay fr1as wsich rsc,su
nered th-ir enpisvss 1u Christmas msV %
nssntc1ei ts- 6rm - Putus1 & Rrsnks
Esca eHcicye recsivsd san 'some BOZ
containing svs courcs of delicious. nire.
cresn rsniT and n s6diron 70 tas aaov,
George Scserier. scrsnaa of he earsnss|
-eor. presented saca ere IA bis raon I
isvssv sss<ss formed sf Graded cssdy snd
6llsd va ane creAiuA
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27
THE SPEAKERSHIP
1Asf Are assry Cssstt Lsdkss - n<ssA~
e4asss1s, Jsha ~ f.r4aahr. 81 Sal
lzl.. ..a Fhsn.s - B4E.s,
a rsaAsFiFe4f&

Wksarssros. Dee. z5.-Thrse 4s- csndi-
d.tss ssF Ias 5ss4ksrshis of tas Eilty alss
Consf-as srs ssi.a< ,. acsa Ia tas nsis -
tAsir frisads o. 81 tbs ffisaas 81 soMs
sther candidates. The as~ 44n Nao seems
ks IA lsadsr Of tAs THO - hsary C4oot
Iodxs. 81 AassacB 4setts- "a ssssrAl 90
szslsns as a4z tsksn a pro@4n-at p0sitisa
Ia AIS party counsel. aaa tas i<pfss-
sion that as las m4ds Aas sssn universally
i4r.sr.als s0Iaae Of tas snrss1 oaes aos-
sssf thlnk skAE Lodges ea41idaey . Ia
80. 81 - 8as ~ lasts eriglE sstefnsrs,
wns tAl4k taal t1s a1nor sao1ld % -
tssir s<etlon of Ezs 4 L1llsd States, And
1ao Tee sure 1aL "a s1Lgs csnFts oy t4s
~ Eaxi4nIsT so1id seaksl A-sd la BIS
Exzt. IAs Drobss lilies ~ coUpro1aiss
eandidats salax Lle successful e1e as
.r.adF auder discussion. sod in tnis coz
aesttsn - n4n4e .f Jsha n Faro aaAf. ~
BuHai8. has been mealOued he q fs-
xafasd as ssiag az especially god aan fsf
auea a olaes he Is credited slta possess
iak = zress dsal Of good. hard, common
sense s1lls his know edge - tns sorkln<s
of t1s House . ssid o. 5e thorough Ins
taird u tbs as4 csnaitztss % Iaomas IA.
Bsyns sf fsaAsy wanna, 0ut ia supporters
ars l8iax very lLtls In ais EeoaI yet.
IL 10 underwood. EONsFsr. hat ne Penn
sylFsnl. dslsgAtlOn riil De solld Tor b-s ne.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27
A FIGHT ON The QUIET.
siddsns Fails to Knock Out a Wsst-Sidsr
in Two kouLas.

siddsns Fails to Knock Out Wsst-sidsf
in Two KouLas.
A little passags-at-arms With TWO ounce
gloves. took place on the West side Mon
day evening, which probably was nqt in
tended for publication. bet some St the
bows who were there couldn't keep the Sc
cret. The match Was bstween Sicdohs, the
featherweight, aud = West-Sider by the
name Of Kirn, and came about something
in this wise.
Siddons went 10 q dance AT the Swedish
Hall short nme ago. and a quarrel arose
between MIN aud some parties al the dance
when Siddons declared hc could whip any
man in the crowd. A frielo af Kirn took
the matter up and offered 10 bel SIS thsi
Siddons could not whip Kirn. SiddOns
friends put up the money, the understand
ing Deing that Siddons could knock him
out in four rounds with four ounce gloves,
the fight to take place Sunday night.
The men met Sunday night with few ot
their fr ends. but difficulty arose from
Siddoas b-iirging two instead of four ounce
gloves, and the fight was postponed until
Monday light, wnen Siddons was TO knock
Kirn out ia TWO rounds with the Two ounce
gloves.
The battle is said to have been a lively
one while il lasted. Kirn getting in a few
blows which fairy dazed his opponent
and came out OF the second round with no
other injury than slightly Diackened eye,
and was declared the winner of the light.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27
TOOK HIS OWN LIFE.
Grief Caused by the Loss of his Wifs tho
Reason.

Grief Caused by tho Loss of his WITH tho
Reason.
CIScrNSArI, Ohio. Dec 26.-The bar and
bench Of Hamilton county is shocked this
morning by the news of tas suicide Of eI-
Judge Rooert A. Johnston, st his residence
in Avondale. Judge Johnston was a strong.
brave MAJ, genial among his associates. a
universal f2vorite. with q strong domestic
feeling
About two months ago his essimable
wif-, daughter Of the late Judge Swing, died
after a long and painful! illness Since then
Judge Johnston has been known To be
broken with grief, though he has attended
nearly ss usual 10 ms duties Yesterday he
dinsa with mis- married daughter,
Mrs. Harries Hulber., and after din
ner visited the grave of mis- wife in
Spring Grove Cemetery. This morning
ABOUT O'Clock, hs arose and without dress
ing himself, took = revolver which ne had
10 his room and deliberately hrsd q ball
through his head. causing instantaneous
death. de was well established financially,
happy in ali bis domestic relations, and
there is DO known cause for this act except
bis overwhelming grief a. the loss of his
lifelong companion. he WAS between %
and % years old.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27
A NAUGHTY DOCTOR.
A Upper FsaIasaI4 Scandal Of Hsgs


size.
EscAsAsA, Dec 26.-Ths Mirror gives the
details Of hsEriols affair just made public.
DR. w. W Aulliken has been practiciag
medicins here for naay years. Ii transpires
that daring nearly all that time he has been
dsOaucning ehIldren. many OF thsm as
young as ten years. Several times the fact
OF ais infzmy Was made known 10 the par
ents Of bis victims bur they. after threaten
ing the wretch. would let the matter drop
10 prevent = scandal.
Last February two little school children
qusrrslsI aud one accused the Other of fire.
qusnting Dr. Nulhken's oftce Tor IMMORAL
purposes. An attempt was maze 10 use
this against Auiliken. but tangible evidence
could Rot be procured. Ia June last sim
lar sxperience was had, bat on ThaEksgiV-
ing Day the fences In the vicinity of Multi
keas office contained number
Of serious charges against the physi-
cisn. and ths people awakened
10 tke fact that something must be done.
Az Investigation was set on foot and the
evidences against Aulhkcn was of a SO pro-
nOuaced cAarseter that the accused was ar
rested and put under $1,000 bonds for q
hearing. be has disappeared and his bonds
men will be called upon 10 settle. Ii is
charged that no less than forty children
havs suffered from Aulliken's brutality.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27
POLICE ITEMS
Christmas Drunks Were Very Scarce
ICurry Arratgass.

Christmas Drunks Were Very Scarce
curry Arraignss.
warrant was issued yesterday for VIM.
Smith, for assault Anu S.stery.
w. ii. Taft's case for false pretenses was
adjourned again yesterday for another
week.
The chairs in the audience portion of
the Police Court room should be re-
moved.
Douw Van Sloutep. the 17-year-old boy
charged with bastardy. was arraigned yes
terdsy and tae case adjourned until tenor
row.
David Wheeler and Henry Wilson were
arraigned yesterday on a charge of vagrancy
but they gave good account of themselves
and were released.
Alexander Curry was arraigned yester-
day and his case set down for examination
January g. Curry was released on bal
furnished by bis father in the sum Of 5000
l.. g. Rutherford is Mr.. Curry's attorney.
William Peterson. a bartender for Seorg'
Bowen, who was arrested some time sg'
for selling liquor without paying tax. wa:
discharged yesterday. The Assistant Pro
scouting Attorney did not think that h
could be convicted.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27
A CHRISTMAS RIDE.
Aad seven Perssss Lsse their Lives while
Taking sail

ana seven fcrssas Lose their Lives w nile
Taking sail
SAs FRANcIsco, Dee 26.-ln an accident
sboat clock yesterday. six persons lost
their lives party OF seven. consisting Of
Andrew Zsga his sister hate ZeEa,
George Stump and wife. Matt Cox, N airy
Morales. and bos.msn whose name could
not be learned, left early IN the afternoon
for the boat house. about six miles from
this city, for the purpose OF taking sail
on the say. The party embarked in sail
boat which is considered sac an account OF
the small amount of canvass she carries.
All went well until q heavy sea set Ia. when
some of the occupants OF the boat became
frightened and waited 10 return home. The
oostaan started to jib his sail when q
sudden gust OF wind upset the boat throw
ing all the occupants into the water. All
bed to reach the capsized boat. but
oone OF them succeeded excepting the
hoatmzn, and the y hole party were drowned.
The boaInan drifTi about for some time,
bat by his cries attracted tha attention OF
some men on a schooner. who rescued him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27
WASHINGTON
CONTEST sNrsasO FROM rre 7Tr
GsssxsI Hsrtsan uiu c~1tsst GssErsss-
1a4. " AiIiaE's seat Htta . Fair
skss sf Gsssiox ft-H hit1.x
hA4 Gsss Hs2as-

sAeAtsltt - - ft--<&As et.E~-
NAszIssToS Dec. 1.-Conkrsssnsa
waiuEg isit for as acme IN AlcAlzan te-
night. and ~iu s3t reTura before next
sssk Ihs e4sse of as sedasn departure
u thss Be Las received notice thai his
sppoaent last Pal. Cen. H4Fisur. Is pre-
pariBg - contest his seal. sAs ts.t Haft-
sun has already enough esidescs OF fraud
sad other work 10 oast Ar. Waiting unless
he eau make a better showing than now.
and lt Is apparent that the Republicans will
give the seat 10 the c0ntsstsnt, which would
add one mere 70 the Michigan delegation
and make 1t solidiy Republican e1eeBt the
First district The vote IN the seventh
district was so elose thar Mr. Whiting has
none 70 spare Is the reason si his great
nasEs 20 kss home.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27

Mrs. Margaret Howell died very suddenly
Sunday. While returning from church in
her carriage. and talking with her daugh-
ter. she fell back in her seat dead. Mrs.
Howell was one Of the Il rst settlers IN Ada.
She lived there nearly forty seven years,
ahd was IS years Old the Goth inst. Mr..
and Mrs. Howell were among the founders
of the first Congregational church in Ada.
Mr.. Howell died about seventeen years ago.
Sac leaves three children and many friends
10 mourn her loss. Funeral on Thursday,
the 27tn inst
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27

EALA4Azoo. Dec. 16.-A ssalan srrised IN
tas clsy IAis 4lsrai4g a. ) . elcek and seat
q tss Bdrdlck house. sasrs shs red siersd
- Ms Joha. Detroit Sns s4s asslgs4ea
70 reom 81 .aa retired. Nothing mcfs
ga LsoushL II lhs zz2lter 1nlli 80 O'Clock
t1ls aftsfn0sn snsn ths Sa@m 5er-
Maid sea- % the room the sscoha
u1as aad io0ad The t0oF sElll locked. lac
a4ld thes climbed ~ aad l9oxed over the
tra1sons sAsfs ths soalaa sss sse7 iylns
"a tLs door. Ias zifl reported i2e affair
and Ess room sas opeasd. fas s0nan Ia
SIDE sss asa1 aAd hsr lace sa0sed sns h21
suffered great asoay. sac nAc lzkes
large dose Of iaaasna4 as . pAftiAiiy
en- ptisd bottle snd asr condition plain
sa0~sd. She purchased the p0isoa tAls
mOfalug giuag me name VI Ma
NOS Hall Ia the room we're fooad two
pieces OF paper. GA one sne lad rritisn;
Mrs. a. ". Bal, Grand Rapids. on tbs
other Please ssnd ny body 90 4 W.
Bali Grand Rapids. ia tullon-st- Good
bye. dear friends"
Mrs. call wss q niddls AGED woman. She
lad 0-ea ins@ne - the Battle Greek Ssni-
tsrium for soms time. Her husband Is
editor 0f tho Grand Rapids DsIaOcras.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27
InE sARrH FsLL IN.

Eoar m.s kuI.d sad Oshsrs Seriously
isiarst.
DxVvKs. Col. 26.-While 100 snpioyss Of
fns Denver Gss Company were engaged IN
sx-svstiag ditch bY the side Of the cable
car track on Fifts-nth-ss. today. The track
.-s -ar-h for an entire block fell in. bury
ing nanT of tas rorxmsu n The ditch.
Fonr u1ea sre known % have been killed
ana ~ others badlv injured. and q -
ic4red that others srs buried under the
- sn serth. TIE names of he dead sn1
iai1rsd aave nst been kscer aimed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27
T-s TOWN IS IN RUINS.
n.rbtshs.s. Mas. Waited NJ a s5oo, 600


MAzsLEHkAD. Mass. Dec Z6.-Ihis town
.ss visited By ce. dssrssion iAst night
taag dss0ursd the easirs business portion Of
tAs toHa-sboas tNslVs scrss Tas IRE
"a. frst discovered Ia shs house faraishing
store Of D. B. r. Fo~srs. on Pleasant 81. Al
ssoot 10 o clock. The direct cause of ths
Ire - not known. The nrst warning wAs
saasanced 5y loud explosion Of napatha
ia ths store. lae alarm Vas
quickly runk Ia al in sdialsly fol-
Owed sy sse0ae aud thisd- When
ths frsmsa reached ios burning building
is fsu Via a crash. Ii va a wooden sIruc-
tuss snd vas rsptaiy consumed The ire
msn did their best 70 hold the flames ia
check. oat their efforts amounted 10 nsth-
tnx. The b1lldings surrounding the stroc-
t1rs we're mers shsils. snd it seemed as II
.ssrysbefs spyrx fsll ire started Ia
rteen minute. rom the time the nrst
alaru Was runs 40. the entire business por-
ton .ss . so OF tames. The ire ragged
Esrcsly, and the Two companies were Of no
avail for thr task they we're called upon 70
psrform- Assistance was summoned from
Iynn. salem. aad Swan mPscott, and these
towns quickly responded. IL is ssumstsd
taat tas lsss Is osEwssa $4,000 aad 800
90
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27

nrrserr. Dee. 26.-rhs taxing Of tssti-
mcnr ~ the Emi-rsDt investigating Com
nfftsa VS. csossd this afternoon. Con
vr.-sr.sr FORD .sft for Washington tonight.
snf tna ~es-reiftee viii - once 90 - work
on 80 report lt VII PROBABLY %
a~rrr,ps ni.d ey a hili in which additional
sn1 sfriaasat PROVISIONS vi be made. in
rif,d,ux Instructions % United states con
snlsia Europs to invsstiEste he character
~ efi-~xixrsnfs s1d lssu- certificates only 70
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27
A Family Reunion.

Hon. A. B. Turner'S residence, on Shell
don-st.. was the scene of pleasant gather
ing on Christmas Day. There were present
twenty persons, including children and
grand d-children, comprising, with one oil
two exceptions, the entire family. Mrs.
Geo. l. Jocelyn and son, of Albion, and
Nr. and Mrs. Frank Godfrey, of Lansing
were present from out OF the city. The day
passed enjoyahy tor all, and its pleasures
will long be remembered by the members
of the family.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27

Christmas night Mrs. Auiand. who was
spending the dzy with her daughter, Mrs.
Jsnness, a. IS Henry St. stepped out of the
back door for something and fell into the
cistern. The family were summoned by
her screams. aud she was soon rescued, but
the shock occasioned BY the fall aud fright
was so great that yesterday DIR. Rozmsn n
was called 70 prescribe for her. He found
her delirioos. and ss she is 76 years of age,
some anxiety is felt ss to the outcome.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27

WssHlssros. Fec -6.-fhe President hss
r-srt.,i pardon in The csss Of Fishop A.
A. K.rhaU convicted IN lish of adultery.
ari sentenced 70 si-nt months lmptison-
rsnt AeriTr IN fais cssr - eesst upon
~er~r-rrf-sfiors th-t fhe prisoner - n an
stirsrrft sfezc oi consun elton. and thss
a. wrnli nos sarvf~s ~ his present sur
rrnnlirra He has aeen IN PRISON siRce
So - -ar
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-27

John Doe i the name that one OF the
druaks gave IN ths Police Cours yesterday
No one blsrnss joan for not giving his
risht name Christmas Day he cot drum (
sud fell from he east end of Psari-st-
bridge. sn8 vss fsesd o1t hY pstrol man.
Any msR rho r0ui5 fsii from the bridge
ouxat 20 80 without = name