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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24
"A CornucopIa of Fun.

Amateur night 81 smiths Opera House
this evening will undoubtedly surpass any
and everything On record in the way Of un-
adultersted fan, abounding in actual unique
features of unusual merit. The many un-
matched slluring attractions that viii be
introduced ia this Incompatible entertain
ment are The following LEGAL stars. Alfred
Doan, The Beckel House Pet" and Black
Diamond" in feur-round glove contest Tor
$50 and gold medal. q most intensely excit-
ing exhibition is promised; Fatty ThoDp-
son. the Incompatible feRsle iu peTBonstor.
with great soprano voice, will introduos
several new operate songs; Garry Lawrence.
the prince OF the SLACK wifo, in miraculous
feats OF balancing; the Two Roses" Nile
Eta Tesle and Nile. Della Lamey, proouc.
ing modern ana anclsnt Ststgerr, bewiteh-
ing songs and dances. forming q most
superb scene of Eve splendor chss Ross
the surnaDed snake" producing en- &C,
that wiz bewilder ell beholoers Abriniso.
introducing az enoleSs routine Of wonder
ful evolu.iens; John Rowe, the grsndesg OF
sll character impersobstors: the Two Dro-
mics" in most Sensational set; Casey
Wheeler, the Irish menareh. IN . new act.
Cameo an Seaman. the eccentric back face
comedians, Bell and Baker, musical mokes
par ersctteacr. aBd others who viii endcsyoI
"a suuse
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24
She D...rv.. the P.usiou.

WAsHISsroS. Feb. 23.-If Representative
Herman bill to place Winemale Riddle on
tie pension rolls at the rate of s25 per
month is passed. it will be the 6rst case in
which the Government has ever granted .
pension 70 an Indian. Winemals WAS a
member Of the Modoc tribe of Indians and
when they attacked and msssscFed the
Commissioners sent out by the Government
TO negotiate q treaty with them. she found
Colonel Msacham desperately wounded. and
did All that lay in her power for his con-
fort. She brought him food sGa drink.
made him = temporary shelter. 5ouRd his
wounds. ali at the peril OF her own life had
she been discovered. As soon as Nescham
recovered sufficiently 10 be removed. Wine
male carried him upon her shoulders sew
ersi miles and restored BIN 10 his friends.
For this service Is Is believed she 10 entitled
70 q pension.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24
How ingalls, Won His Wife.

When Ingalls, first went TO Kansas be was
supposed 20 bc IN irrrclaimable bachelor He
paid no attention 20 the girls of the frontier.
and the pretty msidens OF the west cast their
eyes at him in vain. He met, however, at q
reception 5ns nigh. the daughter of Ne~
YORK merchant. who had cofns 20 Atcbison.
Her name was Miss Anna Chesseborough
and sue was very fair to look upon. he
talked 70 her and found Der conversation a.
bright a. her eyes. and Re rode back 70 Sum
Ter fau Of possibilities which his soul had not
dreamed Of heretofore. Shortly afnsr this
one Of his friends vas married and ingalls,
was asked 70 Dc his b>st man To his dsligks
be found that Ms Anna CheeHborough WAS
one Of the bridesmaids. After This she court
ing went On RAPIDLY and his marriage vas the
result Toe MrS ingalls, of to-day = IRE Miss
Anna Csessehorough of the past. She is one
Of the brig'1tsss women CT Wpshingtoa
society as vel as ore o< the bes< looking
She has had large family. bat the ears OF
maternity 81 rot wsizs uron her. and sss
enters as fsllT inso Senator Ingsfls' politicai
carer ss tao1gh sac bad no ae7s>ssie matters
u bother hsr-T sshinzton Cor. Prc~idencs
Star
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24
A CLEVELAND VICTORY.
The Location of the Convertion at So
Louis so Regarded.

The Location of the Convertion Mt Sc.
Louis so Regarded.
WAsHrSeToS, Feb. 23.-It is a Cleveland
victory. The administration plan, as fully
determined on last night, was for the selec-
ton of st. Louis as the place for the conven-
ton and q change OF date to early in June.
So soon as this became known it was done.
The committee took only three ballots
today, and the city which was last night
counted out OF the race was selected. Then
the date was changed according TO the
same dictation and the work of the COM
mittee was done. The administration mas
thus had its own way in every step
of the committees wsrk New York
State euarreled among its own factions and
could not elect any body as her member of
the National Committee. and when the COM
mittee came here the administration named
Mr.. Steinway for the place and the commit
tee promptly selected him. The administra-
ton at first wanted Chic ago and an early
date for the convention, but findings rivalry
between the cities AMI the local interests
great, it quietly arranged a new slate with
ST. Louis instead of Chicago aud pushed 1t
through without difficulty. When it became
known today Just what The administration
wanted, there was no tn s.ightest trouble
in pushing il through. IL only took three
ballots and q vsry W minutes work today
10 do the whole work according % the ad-
ministrstion plan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24
BADFOR GRAND HAVEN
&C 80 AT N.sE,IseToN.
The Prospects fsr P4bile BaIldiax Sst
ths Bss1-.Kxrsass 0at Ax2ia--EsaFross
6sxs a RapoFf EAtoF4sls "a
EsIas.4axog Building.

4A1'a--Na9
tAzaEssFos. Eco. Z3.-Osing - rhs fsct
tnsE he blll l1s . puzzle osila-ng a Bay
City . already Ga tas eaieeslar. ta4t tas
Kalamazoo siil Las 8se.. SayOra5iY reported
aad that saginaw 81 pfsDzoly ger favor
abe report. ~ Ford does a0t ieei - san
xains anoaf tas Gsaad Hassn BAH. allh0agn
he - woskins bard - sst ms blli through
saxinas has sig delssaiioa hsrs q BOOM
ia s.u. sni.s Ar. Eord Eas bad - ngnt
sagls- asudsd. sui be : not discoarassd.
snd does aot mean 20 give ap 10 night
Mr. F0rfs htsis ooY Arthur. ls much
better again. saa out Of al izngsr no~s
representative Tarsa~y vas IA me House
toda foF The 1rst time Ia over Two weeks.
as . very Wsas. out al danger Is nov past.
Representative Burrows 0lll Tor poolie
building AZ Kalamazoo s@s fagoEsDlg re-
ported today. aud has gone 70 the calsndar
and siii come uD IN few days l. 4pPro-
PIRATES SO 900. Mr.. Burrows stayed here
% get ths bill through rather than 90 70
Detroit 70 attend the Michigan Club ban
qust
A.E Wordsn Is in towa On = short basi-
ness Trip.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24
Tho News at Ada.

ttzNts,<E - ~ NtsSzNsa- etskNs-
ADA. FEB. IA Mr.. Totten, of Detroit
played checkers with Pat. Duff, OF Ada
Monday night, for the worlds champion
ship. or some other ship. Duff won five
games out OF eight and made several draws
The liquor case of the People VS.. Cook
& Lawyer. vas tried before II. o. CaldwiIl,
Esq. Verdict: No cause of action. -
The Indlsns are still cutting Ood fer Ia
Johnson. There are now about twenty of
hem, al told Some four or five of the
Kids" attend school and are apt scholars.
Il. b. Chspell has sold his hardware
store and leaves tomorrow for Coopersville
-Rev. Mr.. Bennett commenced q series
OF revival meetings tenight in the NJ. 4.
Chrrcn, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Ford, of Lake
view.-rhe young people OF the three
churches met 81 the Baptist Church last
night and organized q Christian Endeavor
Society.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24
seusvso TO Be TAscOTT.
TIE Murderer Of sosn Relieved To Hsv'
Been Captured In Missouri.

TIE Murderer Of sosil Relieved to Hsvs
Been Captured In Missouri.
CHtcAe0. FEB. 23.-Inform&rion was re-
srivsd at police hssdquartsrs this afternoon
from sheriff Ehlsrs. Of Franklin county,
Missouri, that be had arrested At Lebanon
Village, near Kansas City, man supposed
% ss ". 3. Fascott. the murderer Of Amos
] Sasll. Ibs man gsve he name OF Wal
go h. I.umm ana claimed be rss travelling
aom Hiiscoro, III. 10 ais home IN south
ern Kansas. The sitsntion Cf sheriff Eniers
~.s first sttrscted b. Lumm's team OF spot
te,i ronies "a he drove through the village
of Uaion last Friday afternoon. and
after an examination Of ths facts
snd circumstances pertaining 70 me
ssreoxer's visit 10 TIE place.
h. b-carne convinced hs had found The
smell murderer. Fhlers AZ oncs communi-
csf-a tie facts TO the Cnlcsg0 police and Ia
r.plT received instructions 10 arrest the
r.a sbsi aazar1s. ~ sAs1 time Lumm
hsA proceeded quite q long distance and
was not ovsrtaksn unfl hs had resched
rsa.non. wher De vas arrested without
alv troubls. his discripti0n i pronounced
~ tie Missouri cficsrs to tally
sxscflv with hat given cut as
T.scoft's he has marks Of gunshot
wounds on rixat bio snd scars on bis knee,
thigh. and oogn elbows. and around nis
An II - srs msrks or sbsckies. Lumm has
with him a yodl.S weuasn waom 8e CLAIMS
a hls vie. The police authorities here are
coo6aent me arrested man = fsScott, and
olfcers wh0 know him have been sent 70
kae A NissouYi village ~ idcnaly him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

To The Editor Of The rKlEGkss HEekLD.
In this mornings paper / seen an article
saying that / wss in trouble; that ] was ar
rested al Grand Rapids Tor jumping beard
bill ct the Washington Hotel in the city Of
Muskegon, wnlch is kept By one Pettit, and
l wish to say in reFiy I was arrested foT
such an ofIense but that / was not guilty 4.
! never jumped any board bill, but on ID q
contrary left Petit good security. and be
accepted the same IS satisfactory. aud then +,
Is i imagine, to favor Mr.. Ingalls,. whom
was 70 meet Al . DonBeils 81 mnssium iast
nigbl. and I know Ingalls, is afraid to meet
me. Petit hsd me arrested Just 81 the tine
% stop the match. ! desire 70 ssy tc Mr.
lngsi', through your paper. that ! sss pre-
psreo - meet bim at any tine IN Auske
gor, ard If be can stand before me fs1r
rounds, With swo-ognce gloves. he can have
tse entire receipts. ] arm free in aaskegon =,
Charles Damn and James Robinson. two oio
citizens OF MuskegoD, having vent On ms
bonds. You-x respectfully,
JosEFE EHTFHY.
Mr-sE rf5ox Feb %
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24
Morley dinfnes.

aksAess,. ssNt1sNs-.sss.a-
MORLEY. Mich, Feb. 23.-The masqusr-
ade Of last evening was . great success.
there being a large and jovial crowd of
about ffty couples. nearly all of which were
masked. The costumer from Grand Rapids
cleared about s50G0-Wm. Coan, of Big
Rapids, and Walter simmons, of Stanwood,
were here to take in the dsnce.-Wm. T.
Jones, OF Big Rapids. is in town on busi-
ness.---E. J. Liddy. our iovial station
agent, is quite comfortably situated in his
new auarters.-We understand that the
new depot will be built up in the same
place as the old one that was burned up, as
soon as the Spring opens up sufficient to
allow work 20 progress. Notwithstanding
the North Enders are trying TO induce them
10 build the depot in their neighborhood.
Mrs. Freeman. nee Miss Mollie Wood
rud, Is visiting Mrs. L. A. Pelton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

Ia az intervisw rltb Col. Samuel Wei.
in regard to the coming Presidential cam
psigs. the Detroit Topanai made him say
that hz personal preference would De Ben
Harrison.
! have inst returned fren Detroit" sas
he CSlonei 20 reporter last evening" snd
! see ths Sssu.1l has got ne al mixed 81
ted the reporter thst my persona pref.
srence veuld Ns 9ss. r A Algsr aud sae-
him ~ cacas voss8 hs Ben Harrison.
\ CD csD 49, thst I rassnt inst whsn /
sal6 tat would never "a bsck on rsy oun
stare
hou- I. J. q Brie1 also ssstss fhst be "a,
rnisaaotsd snd thst be did Bsf nsne su7
czr5s9sfs as his cao5ce
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24
MOTH The WINNER.
Holly Contested Wrestling Match Al
Masksxoa Last Night.

+ksA-1s&t Ne fsE felzzak& <4sN-z-
AusK xsOs. fe0- 25.-fhe wrestling match
between Mosh, the German Hercules. and
shields. the Unknown. in tho Clay Avenue
Rink tonight was attended by a5ont 500
people. The programs opened with =
sparing contest between some Of Moths
pupils. after which III. Van Dyke. OF Ne
brssxs, ana II. Murphy, OF Chicago. were
Introduced. and wrestled two bouts, Gr9c0-
Roman, the match being awarded to Van
Dyke. John Petrie was then chosen ref
cree and J. L. Hovey time keeper for the
important event OF the evening. The first
boat was GTeco- Roman and was won by
Moth IN nfteen minutes. The second bout
vas catch as eAtcA-can. and in this Shields
won In six minulN. The third was Greco
Roman, and In this Moth won in fourteen
minutes. The fourth and last bout was
catch-as-csteh-ean and was won by Motn
iE nfteen and one-half minutes. The match
was then awarded TO Moth. IL was the
most interesting. hotly contested match
ever seen here and was witnessed BY . large
nnmoer OF outsiders.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24
MEMORIAL SERVICES
To BE Held for the Victims OF the Terrible
Tornado at lit. Vernon.


Tornado at lit. Vernon.
Mt. VERNON. ILL.,, Feb. 23.-It has been
decided to bold union burial services in the
Supreme Court room at 10 O'Clock next
Monday. in memory of those who lost their
lives in the terrible tornado. The revised
list of the killed comprises twenty one per-
sons. or this number fourte en- were in
instantly killed and seven have died since
Sunday. Many of the injured will doubt
less die, but how many it is impossible to
tell at this time. Lying on cots on the
ground floor Of the County Court building
are sixty seriously injured sufferers.
The sum of $500 has been recsived by
the relief Committee SO fer. Everything in
the way Of provisions and clothing is badly
needed. Everything possible is being done
for the wounded. but there will be great
suffering unless there is immediate relief
'for the homeless and destitute. Many have
lest everything they had in the world, and
these people must be aided in some way at
once. The railroads are taking free of charge
all supplies of all kinds to Mt Vernon, and
Fargo, OAK, has sent carload of -four.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24
a eUNpo~oea EXPLOSION
IL was csassa - . chiIa Playing uskh
6aa-Fhs store . WRECK

ksgEsEA. Fso . a ssrriols explosion
~ xanposdeF occurred az Chss. brott .
stezs - PaEtsrson's sidIag o8 Ihs Z, ;. q
railroad. asoaE nvs niles northeast u
e'tFe. ca Tuesday. Mr.. broEt bad oaiis the
Store TINS Wintsr aad bad just stocked Is
Win groceries. notions. etc Ms. brott
vita their bog. Lad sbo9t I've years Old.
N4s attending tas store. hen some auntsgs
came IA an1 caFslsssiy sss a gun where tns
boy could get t. sad IL sons vay he as,
ciaEsed Il 80 that the charge sntsEsd .
t-slys and aalf pound eau Of gun
poEfer
The mea say they heard t~o distinct re-
ports aud Ia an instant they were blown
as4rlg guL of the stole. The boy Vas blown
4oouk tseniy feet and shea toe meo re-
covered from tas saOSk Trey found him
sItn lis clothes ali on IRE an0 sent for DR..
Austin st this place. Who thinks thai there
ars ie~ chances for bis recovery AIRS.
bfOEt vas ftially burned aud bruised, 0aE
ths msa al escaped with fe~ bruises,
The store lad Doth ends blown out and
the roof partly blosn OF, ouG sEil stands. q
tolAl wreck.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

kts recent rs-etinr IN Baltimore II tse
FTes6man's Aid society. AZ organization Fer
ths education II Methodist ministers s-nonz
the negroes - So south Secretary 7. e
Harfzsil saii t5st tise col0s,sd people are ir-
crsssin< zore hy births s<ss re whites srs
bv bir1as snd emigration cons5sns1 Flvs
heafrei cos1red hahies sre 5orn every
twenty foer hours He rad sen SORE old
csssre3 prssehers bid tss Biole uV<ise do~r.
and a. they crHd do wss q scent s01 pcuni
re BibIs hut hsi rsihsT kesr uazn Hks
tsse rrssrb tssa kzrahT panabv. rsns
rarer vo1zx nan rs<d = niik ard ~seer
ss<ar. Tae bfstnren shcused sAr.er- ~ Ssr
e~< -0n
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24
THE DEMOCRATIC CALL.
The National Commuters Formal An
aouueement of she Convention.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-The following
call has been issued for the Democratic
National Conventions:
''Thc National Democratic Committee
having met in the City of Washington.
February p, 1888 has appointed Tuesday,
June S, next, at noon, as the time, and St.
Louis as the place for holding the National
Democratic Convention. Each State is en-
titled 10 representatives therein equal TO
double the number of its Senators aud
Representatives in the Congress of the
United States. and each = -ritory and the
District of Columbia shsll nave two dele
gates All Democratic conservative citi-
zens of the United States, Irrespective of
past political associations and differences.
who can unite with US in an effort for pure,
economical and constitutional government
are cordially invited to join in sending dele
gates 10 the Convention.
Nv. II. BARsUN, Chairman,
"FRED & o. PRINCE, Secretary
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

The Grand Rapids Street Railway Com
psuy intends 70 spend upwards Of 800 00e
On Improvements daring ths comisE sea-
son. They viii double track Wealthy eve.
improve the Cana Il. track and lay Ds-
sBe heavier track Oh ScnbB@-sL 1hsr In
tend % saiid rev barn With capacity 70
hoic ls5 borsee, msenins shops sss other
stteoh uests - cost sDoUt SO Deo. Des' the
ccfnsT 81 Vestty-sve. and Esst~st Thsy
wfll co1E pists tbs gisibssl3-svs lire - zoe
city limits. snd II the Oonseil vii Frsnt tns
desired ord psuoes. they viii eKtspo tbs
lines into tbs Thirx ward ~ brsDca te 70,
S0ush p sisisr a.. line and shsll slse m
prove re trsussarstien fse5iitiss on ib.
Eesd Lake Ere.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24
ROYALTY ENTERTAINED.
Company X Tencersd = keos ptisH sse
F<astsd by General Isnss

The reception tenoefsd the members OF
Iunes Rifles, Company h. Second Regiment,
M. S. T., by Gen. w. p. Inses. at his rssi-
dence, last evening, was an elegant affair.
Captain Rogers, First Lieutenant Scott and
about thirty oi the meEneers, accompanied
by their wives ana ladies. were present 10
enjoy the hospitality OF the veteran General
and bis excellent rife. Progressive pedro
and other social games were participated IN,
after which q delicious supper was served
10 the company. Ii was al enjoyable occss-
ion, and the host fsirly bubbled over with
miFth aud succeeded admirably in making
every Dody feel comfortable. The gGsros
appeared in dress uniform. The compsny
retired 10 their homes about il o'clock. 81
having enjoyed pleasant evenirs 4
Amusement
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

M-. l. ? Fuiisr ssEsvss isss there is o
fs3a here f0f o7g. c'us. and she bss -
sses R1as 5ef oi invitstient fof ne puv-
Fsess % ere&n szing one after TIE rasnnef e'i
ths ans iu NsN 4e.K CfF. whifh = oolBF
snch Koaa ~eTk ~ t8s scVsneernaHt Of tbe
1swsssvs srd asetsieeks ~ AS eifF. Ms
Pa - ssievss tbsf nreh gees voui6 b.
seoossps isks6 81 eeTasfn uuw8eT 81 cti-
zsas eaHS isae be ui1E baoc. ore
sskx fsrss Inssresssa - r1eet Sstur8ay
sreassg - 5ef rst5asn@e.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

ssw Dskss. aaa Oshsr Fsrrftsris. May
Beesaas states.


WAsHfxsroS. Eco. BY strict party
vote ths House COMMITTEES on Territories
haz agreed 10 reDort tavorsbly Chairman
Sprneer's Omnibus bill 70 enable the
people OF Daxots, Montana. Washington
Territory and New Mexico 20 form
eonsIisaea saA Sksts governments
ana. 30 admitted 70 the UUion
oa an equal Iootinx wnh ths original
states. The number OF delegates 10 each
convention 10 nxeG AZ IS. excops IN the case
Of Daxotz. where the number 10 Increased
20 i50. They are u meet AZ the seat Of each
state or Territory on September IL next,
sdoet the constitution Of the United States
snd form constitutions and State govern
msnts. expressly disclaimicg IN fsy0r OF the
United states ali title 70 inappropriate pub
&c and Indian lands lying within ths terri
tO-ies- They are also required 10 assume
tbo territorial dsofs ant provide and main
saln the public schOol system.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24
t.vor Frsnei. 4. Happv.

W.sHINeToS. Feb. 23.-Mayor Francis, of
to President Cleveland:
Congratulations to you and the Demo-
cratic party on the time and location OF the
convention at ST. Louis. 1t means that the
fight will be made squarelv on the prin-
ciples 50 clearly, rcioly and courageousy
enuncialed in youi message"
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24
MExlCANS AND INDIANS.
A Desperate Fight in the Buc lIed Mount
ains-Soldicrs Killed.

ains->oldicrs Killed.
NoeAIEs, Ariz., Feb. 23.-Mexican troops
under Captain Encisco have had another
fight With the rebellious YsqIi Indians
near the village of Batachi, in the wilds of
the Bucsled Mountains. The Indians we're
well fortified In a strong position where
they resented the attack of the soldiers with
commendable bravery. The battle lasted
from , in the afternoon till dark. The next
morning the military renewed the attack
on tho fortifcations, but found that the
Indians nad left during the night, carrying
of their wounded and some Of the dead
leaders. The bodies of ten dead Indians
were found in pits. The military forces
lost two killed and large numoer were
wounded
During heavy rain storm the other day
large building Ia Cruz de Pieria, Sonora.
used for headquarters Of the Twenty fifth
Battalion. fell. killing four solGiers and
woundibg many others.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

Alfred Il Hentig. President of the Grand
Rapids Ios and Cesl Company. died vestsr-
dsT sftsrnesn a. the family residsno.. 80
Lyon of rsrslysis. BE wss - years olo
s3o has been suFsring fer some tine. TIE
ascsased hss - ieri asrs ever Sfleen years
and vss vel snd fsvprssiT kDova 81 siL
The funeTsi services vii bs held 81 the rss-
der - toraorTo~ forenoon, anG TIE rsrneins
will se teksn fa Nef~eif fsr inferner1
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

Manaxsr View asrev opera hcus1a-Ws
ar seinn - give m entertainment tomorrow
evening. Mr Sawicv. and W vsnf isad Il
Sa~t3ust fer the tscr
ri. sawiez What iid you sxpect - pay
Ter ~
Msnaxpr-f vii az IN IRE pYOersur--
fhaf tise =e ~iitfsf asei rn thfs crcaSicn frrns
~ cessbrssed saw uiii cf Nessrs Sawl~g &
@ - arrlal-s Es.nr
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

wAsHISaIOS. Fec. Chairman Mills
ssid today that TIE rsrit bill will not be
aid before the COMMITTEES on Ways and
Means Till next Tuesday the irst meeting
Of the Committee. Hs was not SURE that II
would DO ready even tnsa. as, 70 use hia
language, ths Democratic members Of the
committee compiling the measure are stri<-
ing snass every day and meeting obstacles
which seef1sd insurnOunts0le-
Ogher Democrats on tbs COMMITTEES are
eonhdeot he Dill Will os completed in time
10 prsssEt 70 the full committee on luesdAJ
Cext
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

FLrvT, Feb. 23-This morning Mr. John
Elder pat Kerosene IN coal stove which,
70 81 appearances, contained no hre and
before sue could spplYh match q terrible
explosion occurred. Mrs. Elder was badly
burned about the face so1 meek Everg
door Of the house vas blown open sns the
contents Of the stove vas scattersi Ia every
room on the ground aoor Of TIE ao1se.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.-Julia Tangreen, living
on the North Side, was found In an uncon-
scious condition in her home this afternoon.
On bed lay the Two bodies Of her children.
and from their appearance they had been
eesd over trenty-four hours. The police
and Coroner are Investigating the case. but
30 far no light has bean thrown on the
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

Ibs siia s.arn e. 6rs lsss evening wss
esaseo n 5 sDsE aszs n tie hsssasni a.
sn1 oases-szs. Ths1h c1rnea f6s Io.ee an5
wslls. FsTser = 1ae1 % tas smozat -
sgsEf 81. Ia< 8rs is srraaeea - nsws
cs7z1r 6rsn - esnE "a ssea ~ ths srks
e Mezs sto~s
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

fsvbseia. sss3s se.t.sw eas zsgh fasziy
Tresxzrss ssas s~as-as7. ssorina f1e
kan~- eEne8rt uroesisce<ss Ss2te tsx
x5F g. 4l1e~ town. 3 - r,af
g. - arhoo4 fi4ss cesnqu~nt kigbxks
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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

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Ensosx FEB. 5S-C. n. Fsrshsn. pro-
prietcr Of he shinxjs mill hsif mile sas
of this place. wss drawn. 81 b;s cost estcb-
lux N oelt. around pulley snd seriously
injured.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

sxssas,Ss seams.
Case. Feb. 5S.-Inecsss Of false prssenses
sxsinst d. A. Reynolds. Of the Lyons H-
al, vas affirmed in this circuit tadsy. The
defense introduced no testimony, resting
npon the lss governing the ease. Tas ssse
vii 20 20 the Suprsns Court
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

sxtlcssvz ssx vt>sess~ -ssssa.
Ensesz. Fsh E-Iseob Bargs forensn
q stesie's 1enln had 10th of his less hroxen
81 fslling rrse a. I g eisek ha6ag.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

WAsHrxeroS. Fsb. 2S.-The House Com
nnistss on Pensions today agreed 10 the Sen
ne bill. increasing % go per month th'
osason for total deafness
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-24

BRooKLYS. Fsb. 23.-Thomas Denhsm
formerly 3 wealthy manufacturer and q
yei-kpewD citizen, sho. himself dead to-
day. Dissipatea habits had ruined him
and be vas in q desponaent condition.