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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

q lstsll Teis = tas Bs.kRsps tkisd
ssfs.G ~ ths tile k0cEs'
IL aszssrs 0f IA Kalamazoo oall
e.eb wsrs Dot psid AS SATURDAY sno tns
clua ga clsoxadsc.
TIE ssrty's played ths GsrlGnas yes;sr-
dsy a. l80oa and sssg then ~ scofs Of
u - Ia
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
imPALso on A STICK.
sisksni.x Account 0f an Awful Accident
At E4st saginaw.

East sAsIsAw. sept 3-Edds. the nine
year Old sOn Of Michael y Brien. wholesale
liquor dealer. While walking on the top of
a asig bors fence yesterday afternoon hold
ing IN MS hand loug stick. fell on the
tsncs upon tas stuck. aud the sharp point
sntsred als groin. goln. clear through up
ward 10 nIs oacI and spine. Ills little
ssVsn-year-0ld brother tined TO pull the
suck out. but il broke OIL, leaving i've
inches FunninE through bis bowels. Eddie
then walked across tns road. and threw
himself into the arms OF Mrs. John Irsysrs,
the nearest nslkasOr, Who laid him on the
lounge. aud TIE doctors came and cut out
the suck and carried the sufferer home.
hs fingered aud died TINS morning ~ 2
= clock
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

b 5i-sctoa q ths Cemnou Council-
esrrszt Hurley elos.d ths No1dsr'sHa
Isst sbt ~nsu ths svsrisg Fs-fornsnos
-ss scent hslf throaz1 Aocors ss r n.
stafsrn~rt .us6. - - aerEe1 sssf
s-e1i-s. &c Fos7se sss te-n gvss - re
wcncerisss osesss< tss ssAsaaE a esszss
ASA
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
stflNe ON TIE FISHERIES.
nis E-sssas why clsvsland should Not
Have the Power Asksd-

Have the Power Asked-
Nsw YoEK, sept "A Maii and Erprsss
eorrsspondsnt 81 Eilworth Maine today
90 lsiusd Nr Blsine's views on the fishery
poncy a. foliors Ths hshing season IS
ever. nearly al American vessels have re-
turned snd Canada vii nave none 70
ousrsis upon until The summer OF 1889. In
~ msanuuis sngthinz she may or may
not % 9 matter Of supreme indifference
10 fishermen. Therefore d . better not to
clOsns tie present President with any sd
ciiioasl powers since hs bas shown ibis
utter incompstency 20 eesl with the
saoiscf, bui let him carry out
tae present iAw as hs Is bound
% DO sBd this alone may bring Canada 20
Der senses and secure Us justice At her
ssnds ft . much better 10 iet the matter
hs over all "a administrator shall come
in Fbich vii bs better prepared to handle
the matter free from the excitsments Of our
pending political contests and N ample
rme - prosscs every interest The nights
OF th. Pacific coast saoald s.sO be remittsd
~ ne lew administration.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

LANSING. sept. S.-JOhn Henry, the a.
yesrs-old son of Marshall Hall. farmer
living two miles north of hers.wss instantly
killed this morning. While he was driv-
ing land roller the horses stepped on a
humble bee's.nest and started suddenly. and
the boy was thrown under the roller and his
head crushed. IL was necessary TO knock
the roller to pieces before his head could be
released
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
The Rfnr-

MrsErsoN. Sept. 3-Joe Sheshy. Of On
tsrio. IS matched 70 fight % sni,h with
Jack wsnnup. Of England. for 500 SIDE
and gate receipts The battle l. 70 come
% st Pinchtowa. near Musksgou. on sept
End. and promises 70 oe a most interesting
svsnt
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

The thiriy-aTtb annual meeting of -.
American rbsrrns scsutiosl Associsti0n Vii
meet in beirof t0dsy. The state sssoyis
ton ~ nee si tne sane fDs. Grand
Rspi6s - bs represented ~ A. =. ktows
O. toe T-a,7esra1a J. p z go p. = v usz-
bnrg Iborass X snnint n. 2. Fsireh8d
q r Ksilozg Il p Lochsr. '. kl0dlston
AZ o-heYs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

fTgrTFTs-To BOKRcW So F9R fiE ~
" fpelet raontBs poo seeifFrT. tc1ree -
p ter csrs TetesTta Hersl1 -
asEe p H8xrH ke@isTfh p Et-s
~ Fs11se r,-~~es frr viE give fDst-1f. iors if
- uers< fsrss.irq frau MODE srf ~ Ar
ft..ssa rstn-srs enc orrHif1rt - hosasF
afrssSsv FrifeT srl -st1rcss tc--nr9uf
a.. S-s- rssos ~ estslrdsT frr1t - 3 r. ~
=. - ~o~k rfsae3'nf ir fisF sur srssinx
zee. ~ - IL fy~t hsHc sFt 10 tsrirs
S-.~f~s ~ Eer6sT FeSrer1sf 80 rf1av
.-..- -. Pr PRIZES ceI a. ar1eio 0ver foavtf
49, : Fsrk earper Crrsa sre vo1-sis rs
~ ~ ~ 30 80 10 fFkT W FtFT
- mer5rs - - every esy Fsxs Elu-
90 : arc Iorsf aocs~ -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

NOR RENT-Two FURNISHED ROOMS,
L with closet. with or without board. l5s North
Division ST near postOf5ce %
NOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FROST
II room. Enquire Al 10 North DivisiOnsi "a
NOR RENT-Ft RNlsHED ROOM FOR oNE
i or two gentlemen. very desirable location
2si North I0nia-st 1<s
DOOMs TO RENT. $50 SOUTH DIvIsION-sT.
IL rs
NOR RENT-FURNIsHHD AND UNFrRHIsH-
ed rooms for light house &c pin 2 also sleep
log rooms Enquire Al 81 West fulton~t.. oppo-
siie Derby Hoie. As
nor RENT FINISHED ROOMS. sTFsN
heated; snd furnished rooms for lgbi house
keeping. Apply AZ room lo5, new Housemsn
block. Dec fstf
EOR REFT 80 FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
Il either single suite. Apply 10 Room sa
Powers Opsra House block. Penr-st Zlef
Tor RENT-THE NICEsT KIND OF ROOMS
i 10 suits Of two or four roous ifh az modern
IN provenent OF Csnslst. for ofices light
manufacturing purposes. also for lodging, In
euire al once, No. n Csnsl+i., ei 6 A Bsrvin
e<tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

DErRoTr. Sept 5.-A csblsErsn received
IN Detroit yesterday from n P. Bsld-in.
"a. from Consssntinopls. SAYS that sr.
Governor BALDWIN is dangerously IN. hut
hope of recovery has not yet been
sban1oned
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
THE GIANT SLUGGERS
MEET q FRUrrLsss STRUGGLE
rhsy Play <i.ss1 Ia.iass sut tail - score
-D.Fkzsss ssss the ssrsgxl. -Detrsis
DsszSa 81 Csie@xS- BSstoa wtas
to 6smss

ISDlAsAPoLIs. - d. 3-IwO games were
played today. Inis morning and aitefnOOB.
Ia tAs n4orning game shTsys pitched .
= iropg. steady gsns. keeping The hits scat
hiI hsrd. Five hundred people witnessed
the gaIae.
In tAe afternoon game the Hoosisrs had
the game well in hand up to the eighth in
Mag. shea saerihce, passed ball and
CleFelanc's single tied the seore. Morris
had decidedly the beat Of the pitching
Two thousand Ia attendance. The score
Indianapolis. -..-.3 0 . 0 0 O. 4
klrLsDgrg ----.-.----.l q I l.
Base Hus-lndlsna polls. :. Pitlsburg H..
krr0rs-Indl sDapOl y a ftlsDuIg D
-batLeFles-h esley and Daily; Morris ana fieldz.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
rnary-sevsn ssw CASES
Y.ss.rd<s's sIIs- Fsssr Record .1 Jack
sonsiile-

JAcKsOsyILDE Pa. sept. 3-Thirty-
seven nss cases Of yellow fever and t"o
deaths from that disease were reported 70
TIE beard 0f Health today Total number
Of cases today 143, total deaths 50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

VAkff kffoKN DaAa NEAN fRkK
tfsae eN. ieis a. s. each g. oasN sDd
a aaes 81 au4f.clis Nitleai lllefsst 1ats mean
koo0 ch&n1t iof tss at-.lDs alAE 3 =
t'rosla' lsstii olsos elfasiis soee' hossl
noNG tokttEf THs. la an BlY ONk
II al tnisr s0la oD NLllt p 4aliliaa 9haT0 she
siress sls a. gls1ed. o. ians ulss 81 tasi you
as sls io.ise thert f1I mai fsFnieni aosH
Sno lo~es aiook. rs
NOR sAlH-IKFSE AIR rNuFAEr oF
L hSfsAiat Gene 5oafE iitF isia4 ass cherry
sis. - ice 81 oiit ii' tlt Ss aa.lAset ots o. tAe
toei esaft street ioi oal1 4 li.al acaulii.N -
q lni or lalsfctstst. inlf iait s0att . ltcsn
81 oDis S. tbt ntsutHll hoass NJ lat eaa-
nief.si-. faI alIA ~ a Htas DeN ltAaI1 house
o. ola-st q oei "a Il soi aua 6-sooa. 1aii.s 81
slKtA-sl 49, nc~ sll-ial hulss ou south
; -sfet eftssi. noecfu raiio oiiit le Iltese
klnses. Hna ioHSl liee. ieicfhous sd
nor sALF- COTTAGE AND CeKNEK IOT
I hsIta ave ano Nadissu-st. 80 resiaenoe
lais a. each aNu up~sfit ga Asals,ii a ana
toiieee-efe D q hlsolt - t@teI1el. hoaai =
TOR sAlF-HOrsf AND IoI, 81 fokt>I-
/ e. 'sooc cellar - % i'arl aud eAociieaf
Nm Roieu saiish -
loK sALE 1nkIE lOTs OH or NBICH
iafes lss iof- snethtf lleons1d 81 ana
another the l = q 81 Kailua, has al al
Joluins sno ooalieetea. Jnis mases nTsl rate
caai ARD Wcod saI1 81 oiarf tlsials, mGuu-
fScfurinF ato The whole lsu b. Faffhs-el - ~
cheap 4 takaU SON hc naff aueittf nauiiar
siif ui thfes los Ca lAo a. "a hallway
Iutiis hTos. over Afosat 1&f
IT Noi hESIkt 90 PURCHASE H0l sfS
! and iols o. ysoan iass it anf par uf thc Oiiy.
gou osn save eooo aieucy ~ l4lllnl ga A.
X Anilsac. l-eFeu hloot -
NOR sAlf-hDIst kED loF oN Clancy
II e., ole on laies elteet.. olit ga Isslof.si
near street can Aakefs lTopguy fW safe 90
iet Also property IA ollieT psrts ~ ihe tiff fnr
eat. !. " Ial a.. iU Gnc 4. i'slnie.a ave gitft
MOE SAif-HOlshS And lots. VACANT
Il iois sne isfnls sunlt choice ieffHint iI tskca
ON hagnes 4 Thomas. Rooms - sno 81. ksu
BOusen1aL Diutt s1u
HOUSES. LOIS And FARMS foR sAiE
III cheap a. nI. AecuhaeTs rnkAn Look.
corner 0l Nonroe and llyisIoB sfs s,f
HOk SAIf-k lAHCf EHlCK rWfIf
i house oH sFriEf sl ior $500 neAt fsie5
c~tiinf house. a. s6n1tsei-. iol .. 80 ana n
- tCrs farm iI SEsra ioT ,. lta 81 ~ .t
yssnenu snc reasonable tcrus p A. 80. ..ef.
nom Ia. leoysfc Llock over iaibi1c 48pIa q
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
rns WEEKLY sHlNDY.

a synspsls Of the basissss Dons ~ She
Cs.saos CsaHeii Lat Esssias
AldsfmsE Daviason. shsnshsn ssa Stein
were Il. onl, ns.oers OF tks Common
Council present last nissG wAen Mayor Wee
ton drsPysd the Esysl Tbs usaal routine
OF busiL.sss vas gone through. and nothing
unusual came up ssisgs thst henerssls
body.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

(TANTED-AN lNbItTRlOls NAN on
W woman sexen u0Lls aAy stssog employ
nett tntl January eo1o pay. Enquire huenl
81 Porter block. DiFisiol stree enhance ~
u5ANTED- Al ONCE CAhK ENs NUSkt
W gon alley f0fnilnrs Company Massesou
Mel. -
tJAKTED-lao ao0 MIN And Ae TFAMs 10
w work o. Central Michigan road al
IreePorl Alcbigsn. CON melsolls Aus-asi & ls,s
J.. v hos ut0L fIcsiaalt -lVJ
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
For Ren,--Bus,ness Places.

INOR RFNT-OEF-HAIF oF THE STORE
+ 10. = Csnsl-st- foE psr3cular enquire of
6. A Berwin. iS<f
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
Eleven Innings Bu, Ne Score.

NEW YORK, Sept 3.-One of the most re-
markable contests ever seen in this city was
played this afternoon on the Polo grounds
between the New York and Philadelphia
teams. They struggled for eleven innings
without getting q run. Darkn ess put 4
stop TO the game. Keefe and Sanders both
pitchsd in fine style. The latter was hit
more times than Was Keefe. but the hits
did not yield any ans.
New York .........O . o 0 o o o 0 o. 0
PhDadel phis.~.0 0 y u o Y o.
Base Hits-Neu York, 8; Philadelphia, 3.
Errors-Nev York;; Philadelphia, /.
Batteries-keeie ard Ewing: Ssnden and
scnreysr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
Metropolitans vs.. Cupples.

most exciting game of ball was play
ed between the MetropolitaRs and Cupples
yesterday afternoon and the Metropoli tans
proved themselves the best and most
superior ball players ali round and defeated
them easily, as will De seen by the following
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

QvrrEr. sept A. Rec-ivins Teller Andy.
Of tn Bsns Nsiionsls. hss se-u missing
since SstuF dsr forenoon. His cash i.kf1-
eoo snort His pr.cinirsrs s-ht = ssid to
have s@.n due % an infrnsl meesin q
10 directors, which vas sSouf % hs he'd
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

Anouf forty - 80 cd veterans q 1910
ret vestsrdsY - ~. Rerub can Hsse-
-sr-s-s sn6 o-rsr5zed 81 "Oi8 Fsfsrsns
Eas IS r Hof be~rF uss nads
tsa rorsrv Cas rrhsr sd tbsT fbsn &C.
io4rosd FOR 10 ve-ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

BosT0S, sept. 5.-Boston Won this morn
ing IN . beautifully played game. Rad
bourne and kesfe were very effective.
Washington scored It's only run in the sec
end on base on balls snc Donnelly's hiL
WImot tried to get he me from third in the
seventh, when COnEel ly started for second
but was easily put out. The WAshiDgtons
kicked and delayed in going 10 the field,
and u N pire Nalenti NJ fined acting Captain
Myers $40 and Vii mot and Schoch s. each.
This afternoon the second game attracted
IL SO people and resulted In all easy vic
tory for Boston. Clarkson was very effect
i've. though ne gave i've bases on balls.
Winots base running gave the visitors
their only run. Ray and Nash played
beautifully. while Mack was . terror TO
TIE bostons wsuld be base steslers. The
fodswing Is the score for the second game:
Boston 0 3
MsSnIngton. ...............C 0 o
base Hits-RostOn, ls. Washington, =.
ErroTs- boston, l.. Washington. b.
Bslteries-Clsrkson aud Kelly; Whitney and
N ack.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

TIE - stons 6rfssted ~ A. sctics yss-
ts-5.v - score 81 "a - e. Rsnccs
Ps~k. ras ssturs 81 - gre wss -
rlsvinx 81 L~orth Ps. sn6 NcS1rrl1.
Ssio- - scers-
Wssssr ....----f 3s1 tfI -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
/. LsOBsrdS Sons & Co.,
% and 81 Monroe-st.


vel ssiects, suf iryfiztr = rvt fre p8reeseer
r piesesfi home srf trDit SO. ! vfu sea ~
I.sere frn0 - Ehf ftyrner ~ k1fton-e-e end
trf riur tfslirrnrf n rsrrtis ~ - 70 aces
fiee se-eF Ig-ro8f1 f<ctafe .zrr frc gFee1lbfalss
tsvettsev 81 ssis ~ fenf a iou rfIfe1
n p 1PrNP-fIr
49, inonirt ~ 3 HORTON. Hssn@sBsr
tiaek 7elspfgne
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

The Vs.to rs sna "a. < IaDes Rifss hsss
BAL clubs plsysd a. srcising game q ssl
np % the - r.nth innng. vbsn toe Ns--
tens oegsn ther hesvy singing and pied
~ sxhf ru re 70 tbs admiration q tss iargs
sastIsHcs.
wsSenrs 2f888 s-is
Inles Rife R--~8 Il Q 80 o.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
For Rrnf--Houses.

roR REST-BolEDING HOUSE N GOOD
+ location. Enquire OF Mn Samuel Miller, q
West Bridgest ~
TOR RENT-HOf-gT AND BARN, 2s1 CHERRY
r 81 Enauire NJ 20 jefferson ave 2fs
r tawst 25o
TOR EFNT-HO1-sE. 1<2 CORNER BARCLAY
L and Lyon sts, g. per month. D.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
AkeIey Institute.

TJ5yet~sr b1sg1frR $40 i,aT rchoo - eiflf
(t~enf Hsven Nietirs1 flafsnr new is1Iif r~s
f.--fees hea.lr,g sn1 ver-ils-Fr AZ rgoe~r ~
f~urrrenss 80 ~ advantages - ienFue~<z
fr4rrssf srrf - p te-s fefinF -er II 14ss
HEs 4 NELE E,rsEx. rf,pelp1l.
ersso hsvsn kita
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

ED-sHIRINAKERs Al GAKDINKk
W bs1lers 80
WANTED GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housewors apply a - second-st 80
ltANTED-A 6IkL To DO GENERAL hOtsE
W work German Or s~e1e prefcrrro hpps
IA n lads 10y
XlANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL Fok GIN
W era bolsesOrk 81 - south LAihyetie-sl
{UANIED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w WoFs in small family Apply al 81 kasi
Fulton e.. 80
uVANIED-A COMPETENT COOK AND
" second giil a. a.. corner oi state and hsoi
scnsse Nm Geo u risslon ~
lIAKTED-TMENTY GIRLS FOR GENERAL
w Homework cooks second Glfls women
nures, dininrroom giris al once Rooms ~ ana
lvl ledyafc block OusvGsi. second stairway
from Fesrlsi once b0lr nom IA. D. go
=. n. Employment Exchange 2setf
yTANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR
W seconc girl. Mr. u koseDthGl. q i.eisy-
ette 81. corner of lOuntaiu-si a.
WANTED GENERAL sERVANTS -
w good cooks, ~ kitcheu Riris, D. dlninFroom
girls second girls, Is cook and isDcroeses 40
soliciton Ladies Parion and Tower bloch.
1ss
UANTED-sLNING GIRLS ANDatL OTHERS
W wishing b. lesD the Kellogg French tailor
system - dress ca ting 10 call or address School
Of Dres Cutting, Y CbsTiesst -
UrANTFD . A COMPETENT GIRL TO 10
W general house worn. no washing ironing
Apply ~ l3s South Lafayette o. zInti
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

ttOht bf INEIN1s-
Metropo its M -..-...--...4 , 0 o os3 10
Cupples ...........-....-o ~ 0 o g. 3
Batteries and Onth; Hazlett and
Silver.
slruck out-By vandemeer, i5s. by HAzlett, 8
Jmpire-Ault
The Aetropolitsns challenge any amateur
nine under p years Of age. Address Frank
Connors, 222 Fourth-sS
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

OF VI 80 @tt<fsSO"r+
CkNp1IGN BtDeEs HROnNs. rTC. I1ES-
- or ecfion ir tbe state specisi prices 70
riuts 9lsa rui 10 Vsu y Fpuc j. sfst house
nuFr hfrs fo1r piftse etc. arc h~sdauars~ fof
rubber vesfhsf sirlps = Buhsfd. Fesd-ss
-
InDR 9tIE LEAeE tNn FrREiTTRF OF
II rlrf rIee.T FURNISHED rooms ~ secpue haar
- ssIs ~ essT rsyrsufs rem ~ Tef month
furniture nev esgsyf fnf corn plsiei ssfis ss1fsrf
resaor iof selling Ca ~ adde's felle klitef
- Weston sIiidinf,f tsusi-st 14t
I1oR EAIF-t sICE FgsfIT HOIST rH1E
+ fon. cs-risgs. svsl ~ eg.ter sioe saddle
hersess etC ~ ssi et-sF = snic son tecFes.
a =. b5E 2 Telegram Herald -
IeoR stLE-k GOOD teKEfcts SADDLE
I borse- Eno8irf bevk =. Cody. a fsft -
1xs
Ix9F asIr-THf FrPFTTTEB tED LFssE
Y ~ stht roorns centrally ipcsteA sdt -
3 ? ". tor Taisgrsnn Herald -
TOR kBLF-THF FrFffTfFF AEp III
tf1rss u fos-r NJ bonss doIugf RIO ovs.
rsess hsv5re ifofz - - Al regfilsr s9trfie-s y iA
- - q - -gsif rFeT-irtor ~i-fe~ = - -
ths cry. Enerirs e. "a kert- Dif
UCB SAL A. FE71FE rfTF1T of
rrsrf lrfry o. frd eisE is1ncry $50
- fsor-s r0Nar engine FoT fsrtsc1isTf efz4iiirs
~ = Eerwir ~ n osDs - lffa
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

Smiths Opera House 90. vel SLED last
evening. The show gave entire satisfaction.
Luig Dell Orc musical artist. is wonderful.
The other artists we're all good. The
sane programme tonight aud mstinses
Nedu ssdsv and Ssturdav
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
Want ADVERTISENENIS

fhs 1aaneeT 81 itass a. say @essrtisssls1t
csn bs fsssa - aixtainE tes aaaabor 81
~eras Ds sssea Ans p&rs sf = li1s ooUH1ss
fali liEe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

Tess.
Jsks time ~ ibs iofeiock snd buv voBr
Cbri~twss prssenis nov NDDdcT - win
have ell the stock of tOrt teienginf to 81
JyFoisf. - korroe-st o. dispsF in our
Toy DersrtneDt
This sfOck We hongft 81 our ON Dyloss
and % al hsrFsirs hOi 81 srficss iu the iot
= ~ ran 20 bought - ron - ~ 80 ref
cert isss thar reguisr Drioss Ns nIusi bsTe
%. room and - hey nusi a. go e. Drioes
ret capture sses.
Gel sna 80 for Yourself snd selsct vh -
you wsni nnd pei Fret c5oiee
Or regul e. ibs of g0ods srs ful and
cBrnpiste bswTe, Glassware Cbiua
Rspees Bouss Furnishing Goods hu the
ffors from c.'ls - Rsrret
We sfs resaT foT tho fsi rust ~ busi-
ns~s end fe-i tbst orr ufices vii - fhsv
hsvs IN fhs pssi sssp ~ busy ffDru n0rg-
ing - night
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

Tks Little Ro~ks sefestes - J. J. 5.l-
kss - = sAs Cd Bass sall Pszk ~ s>ar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

rOOD ROOM B.ARD AT I2s SOUTH
W DivisiO8 tl Apply a. once. "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
Two Iunings Did It.

CHICAGO Sept. 3.-The home team had
an easy victory over the champions today.
Grubsr's delivery. while not hit very freely,
was batted NJ the right time and in two
innings in succession. Krock proved him
self the enigma he has always been to the
Wolverines, and although their work in the
field surpassed that OF Chicago, their in
ability to hit the ball lost them the gsme
The following score tells the story.
Cbicago...........-....o0 0 3 o 0 o. 9
Detroit ............-1 0 O. q
Base Hits-Chcago 10; Detroit, 8.
Errors-ChicagO. 4; Detroit. l.
Batteries-krock and Farrell; Gruber and
Bennett.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

A GENTS wANTED-LADIEs OK GENTLE-
a men Of good address for city or country
trade particulars Tree Call or address AFeEts
supply Company, No. fesri-st z<lf
ITANTED-AGESTs, RELIABLE kES OK
" women 10 engage IN something new, sample
free Room ~, Tower block. 2s
INANTED-lINE ENER6ETIC LADIES AND
w gentlemen 10 handle ouT goods on salary or
comm isSion. Call a. once. OF address National
Silver Plate and Novelty Company Grand Rapids
Mich, Room y, Ledysrd block, third stairway
FINN pesrlsf gff
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
dMUSEMENTS.

Last evening very fine audience assem-
bled at Powers Opora House to witness
"Our Irisn Visitors" by that excellent
team, Murray and Murphy. Irish humor
~ given by the ABOVE gentlemen was of
that rich order and merit that it kept those
present in q constant roar OF laughter from
the first act till the drop of the curtain on
the last. Two much cannot be
said of the Others composing the
company, each and every one ac-
quitting themselves in creditsble
manner. Charley Young's topical songs
took immensely. especially those on the
labor organizations participating in ysster-
DAYS parade. and of the Elk's visit TO Gin
cinnati and their victory in taking the
prize banner. The Misses Jennie and Nellie
Leland. with the violin and cornet. elected
great applause sy the excellent music they
rendered and the excellent orchestra of ten
pieces came in fer q full shsre of the
credit. The Performance will be repeated
today
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

Business Chances.


MONE1 To loan on GOOD RIAL fSTATE
vi IL sums from saO1 10 shaus low interest
A r. AutlSdel once 5 Lowell bIolE. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

The sale of seats for Sol Smith RusselPs
rewritten and reconstructed "Bewitched" is
progressing briskly at the box Office at
Powers. and sll who desire to get o sood
seat TO see this inimitsbis comedian should
see that their seats are marked at once The
Last Indian amulet this season is be-itch-
ing everybody in the audiences as well az
on the stage: Manager Berger writes that
Mr.. Russell PLAYED to 81 900 in Toronto IN
tbree nights and q matinee. "Beviicbed
gees with o roar svervwhere.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

For saLe--M.sceElaneons

\ osT-CN SUNDAY IoCFFT REsTkBLfFS
j. safe ~ith portrsit = cfild INSIDE IfsTs 81
Westheriv pulfs. - fesri-sts enc Fpt rswfre
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

TrRNTT TURF ETOETD PACKED AID
u1oved. E1uert "a, zen sent or sho1 notice
~ hsdciif Bolt IL nof5th DIVISION -, sele-
Eione No gJ1 JsuY 3. -
I1TRNIT7 RF ptCEEI. NoVFD And STORED
b er<f rieroet vorEmen fhesr o. M g..
j Va ksgf soCond hand frrrifurs dealer ~
fos,th Iss lsion-a llzn
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
TAINTED Bodrders.
For Eenf--ROOTns.

DoARDERs wANTED AT SS OTTAWA ST.;
ID terms reasonable. IS
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

THAT YoT CAS- BrY CITY RIAL ESTATE
| 81 unhesrd o. prices - A. X tptisosl, 2
frvcif blfTk nrfOsftf r v eff'f Hotei. ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

AQenfs-- " dnted.

yVANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN
" ss second COOK Address q. A, boz 2, tals
Office "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-04-27
General Congressional News

Senator Chandler introduced a bill in the
Senate today providing for the suitable rec
ognition Of the merits aud services of Chief
Engineer Melville and others of the Jean
nette expedition, and provides for the ad.
vancement of Melville one grade and the
presentation of medals TO the survivors and
the heirs OF the dead.
State Senator Lewis Emery, of Bradford,
Pa, testified before the House trust iuvesti-
CATION committee that practically all the in-
dependent retners had been wiped out be-
tween l>I2 and Is -. by reason of the re-
bates given the Standard aud its predecessor,
the South Improvement Co, BY the railroads
The independent competitive retnrres in
1872 numbered 25o; there were only four or
i've IN existence in 1879. Subsequent to
1879, on guarantee from the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad that equal rates should be given 10
all Shippers, the witness established a refin-
cry. lie was driven out of business, how
ever, by the fact that the Standard Company
secured all the Pennss lvania Compauy's cars
and sent them out West while many of its
own lay Idle. Computation by the witness
showed that the Standard received over
SO 600 600 in rebates in seventeen and a
hall months from the four principa! railroads
leading from the oil fields. The Witness
SAID it was in his opinion
that the railroad men were interested ia these
draw backs and made hun lred thousand
dollars ont of them, Had they all got
their deser,s, continued the witucss, "lhcy
would be IN states prison TO day" The
OF rebates given i'll statement he
thought amounted 10 over Sl00 0u0. 900, aud
The RI old treated all the sh pp r, al ke and
et are IL receipt of an annual il me
u from si5,0U0,ouu To S2u.0Ju,Uuu greater
hali they receive at present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-04-27
GARDINER.

j. A. johnson of Portland, was at the
Evans House yesterday.
The remains of Mrs. DIR. Putnam were
brought to this city yesterday and taken to
the home of her father in Farmingdalc.
Water street is getting to be very dusty.
Episcopal annual spring festival at Libra
ry Hall tonight.
The boat is taking quite list Of passen-
gers for this time of the year.
The fair called out large crowd Wednes-
dy night to listen to Mr.. Bartlctt's singing,
and all left the hail well pleased. Mr.. Bart
lett has been before Gardiner audiences be-
fore and all knew what to expect The Ev-
ans quartette are very popular now and the
audience won't put up with one encore but
must have several and hearty ones too.
Canton Evergreen Lodge and Encampment
gave very fine drill on the streets yester-
day, headed by the Gardiner band, before
aving for Portland on the 3.55 train,
May flowers are becoming quite numerous
in button holes.