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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21
SULLIVAN ONiNG

Boston, Sept. 20.-At 2 o'clock today
John L. Sullivan's physicians said that he
was worse. 1t is believed from what can
be learned from Others that he is danger
ouslv i'll. Yesterday afternoon he had
bad chill and it was then thought that he
was diving.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21

C-a. Sherman is very ford If o -.inz.res
shox. Es LISTERS earnestly 70 TIE Jokes ard
laughs heartily az the I,sszs-s rz4ads By Booes
AMI sa-nbo. Usually he = n biz With soszse
of dis family, with wbo-n b. chats between
tie acsx-Ncw York Evening Sra
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21
TIE RACES.

NEW YORK, Sept. al-Rsults at the
BROOKLYN Jockey club track today;
Seven-eizhths mile-San, Harper won II
i.s,,.. EctraIIa second, Bess third.
One and one-fourth miies-Bessie June
won in 2:la5&, Lelex second, Raymond
third.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21
AT LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 20.-Moses New
berger, Polish Jew, arrived here with
his family from Decatur, Ala. Tuesday
afternoon and died of yellow fever at IL
o'clock Yesterday morning
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21
GREEkVESSEI 6 Sized.

ATHENS, Sept. 20.-Several Greek war
ships have been ordered ready to put to sea
within two days. The recent seizure of
Greek vessels at Chios has been the sub
ject of protest by the Greek government.
The porte refused to give a satisfactory
ranly
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21
BISMARCK WON'T RETIRE.

BERLIN, Sept. -. - The rumor that
Prince Bismarck contemplates retiring
from public life ut an early day is semi
officially contradicted.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21
eotyIANGER's JOURNEY.

PARIS, Sept. a,-General Boulanger ar
rived at Tangier, Morocco, yesterday he
paid "A visit to the pashas palace. SuoSe-
ouently he started for Gibraltar.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21

Tbree-fourths mile-Favordale Colt won
in 1:165k, Senoretta second, Fresnot third.
One and one-fourth miles-Yum in
2:12s<, Lola second.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21

Omaha Dssoe-Pretty tine Of hight foT yo1
to come hons.
Hussand- V orEla,a, II you C..cl viii read
the rapers yog VIII ls2Tu Ira. Professor
Brook Gtlc3 new comet don't ne until
a
"oh, yes. you have len Iookiny =. ito
con7et, Il ooz1Tse.7
"iELy shoal5A't look a; the corze:i Dye
expect Ios 70 sax inc as sztTsnoaIicAl igno-
rAz-us .azt becsCae dnsc5 20, married, ayr
Omaha World
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21
The General Reviews the Rapid ADJ
yancement Made in the Manu-
facture of Machinery.
Inventive Genius Has Responded to Ne
cessities Until Former Drudgeryls
Now Made Easy.
MIR. Mills Speaks at Richmond, Ind, and
Explains His Position by DenOunclng
MIR. Blaine-Judge Thurman De-
livers an Address Upon His
Family History.
WEATHER BULLETINS.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, oepI'
90.-The highest temperature was $50
the lowest CA ?, and the mean GU VIII
fresh to brisk S, veering to w winds
warm. generally clear weather and slowly
rising barometer.
The maximum velocity of wind was
west 1e miles per hour at 11:l5 a. III.
Mean barometer reduced to sea level was
att a. N. 9SS inches: at p. N. E9'9Is
inches, at D. m. 1898
Relative humidity rs per cent.
FRED L. Johnson, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, ID. u,
Sept. 2O.-The indications for twenty-four
hours, commencing Friday, September
81, at a. M. are as follows:
e For Missouri-Fair, followed by hght
local showers; cooler, variable winds.
For Kansas-Fair, preceded by showers
in southerly portion Of the state; sllghtly
cooler, variable winds.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21

The people ~ swf.1srisnf, by yo,s q
~ ~ 10 III "a. have approved @ la- rtisa
x5ves tie government la sois right % G-sa g
iAc.Grs and s.si sysri.soas iAS2orA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21

Base hits-Detroit 8. New ofk >
Errors-Detroit g. New York 2
notwithstanding and Bennett, Ora
rner and brown.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
IDEAS FOR DRESS.

Novelty runs riot in the new bcrdered
woolens, and one OF the most unique de-
signs exactly Stimulates the gimp used to
edge carriage cushions.
BTaiding done in a contrasting color
appears on many Of the hsndsomest
cloth cioals-and where fur Is used
beaver ana skunk a-e easily long favor
ipes.
The polka dot, Ike tho poor, we have
always with Us. and never more than
this season, whom it appears on the neck
tie or the handkerchief OF every other
nan you meet.
It Is said thet IL white velvet be rot
woven in sunshine. either in Epring or
carry sumner. there u DO possibility ~
itH keeping color. as tho sun . H. .alone
Can proPerly hx It's pslsRess.
Cray Is beginning TO divide bonors
-i-h gre n Partisan hcadSe2r. and n
nearly all the models sent out bv the
best houses the bonnet brirn Is high and
peaked aud the crown low and At
Enhanced" is the iast irDpossible cpl
thet adopted by London tailors e. desig-
nate any peculiarly atrOcious fold or
pucker OF wrinkle whereyith II nlay
please them to oheDd the gazing eye.
A new driving coat that TIE chop folk
sfTle the Churchill" has a waistcoat Il
ierssv cloth n two coiors. ard Il much
fancisd here aud ia London. both fer rs
merits and the associaticns Of is name.
Paris iurt now sends cE7t new winter
rn1srskirts woven n irifatson cf tiger
sSias. with the deep empire bcrler. aad
thev sre - debci0uslv set and warm
thas the tare 81 xht of them Is comforting.
The coifTrrs is coming down and the
ca;ogan inro fashion. and alonE 'Tith its
thsok. low droopi1x rope one must wear
vared hands et front wi'h taa bsr~st
s1sTicicn II azht euras just atop the fore
he'd
j., vcu want ~ - stTfsh, vc~l3 With
ont end. put iaffsoe v-o1 4 ~ narrow
-7l7st ritho1 acress yc--v plated vest Cr
cher1isette. ard ies a rcsetfe finish each
Ycizt of tae isstlce ~ way os forui1g
border.
"Eo7n ds I'D rye e r. iafe-f srear
-cr1 II Fl,ilisfsre Fsrisirr ree-e-3 ehien
snd sere have Quirs got fho hof6sr =
chlc arl visa ss fEe fsFcTlts gDs~s~s.st-
shse - sefs of belh TIE great = Grid ard
the hssf
Tie rointpd velvet 7isStr0r. b--h ~
frCrt sr1 back is SID p fe~rrf7 toSire
fri-sr1irr s16 vhsn 80 arrears ~ ol=
Times & boz ie~a. wool sboul1 ~ - -si
c~ outlined VITA the nsrr10ssf q me
so~sn psesrn
Cellars sr8 --~s e r'atsi s,sse er--
hrVi5c-si with ST frss n f1e sra set
Pcsss1.s aals-ss down ssch rssf, s-s
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
MARRIED HIS SISTER
SAD Fx or an ALABAMA COUPLE
AftsE Foar Years OF Married Lite . MAE
.ss wife flnd I.st Tnsy Are He
lated by Bissd-oEs Child the
fruit Of the Iatoa.

BIEMISGHAs. Ala. Nov. I7-Jacoo Wells.
= farmer hving IN Fsystts coanty, has just
discovered after four years Of happy welded
lifs. that his vile Z his hsif-sis.er. Wells
father, who lived AZ Sparta. Ca. Was killed
IL ths war. AbOuE twenty-five years ago
Ars. Wells married nan named Hogue.
Young Wells. then about II Years Of age.
dld nog Ike bis step father. aud fsn away
nom home. tie finally drifted 10 Lztzy-
ellie county. Ala, worked . numoer OF
years as a farmers lzOOrsst and Ia rirle
bought small farm OF MS own Mrs.
Hozus died soon alter the birth OF a caid
os her second husband. and the child. 4
sri Was cared for by relatives o. the
ia hers family named Smith.
Two years later Hog died. and his
daughter grew up IN tue smith family, and
was always known IS Dora smith Five
Years ago ths family moved 10 Fayelfs
county, and there the young lady IN ct her
half brother, Wells Even Wells most in
innate friends knew nothing of as early
history. aud he bai never comm unicsi ed
with his relatives ia Georgia. Wells and
Dora Smith. "a she wss known. iell IN love
al lsst sight and were soon married. They
have one child year old. and Only dis
covered their relationship lew days ago
by a chance word cropped by the vile.
They were in Il quandry for time. hut
nave decided 10 conunue 10 live as man
and otfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Services will be he'd Al the Emerson this
afternoon ty Rev. Campbell tau-
Uritsriau-SerV lcss beth morning aud
evening. Preaching 10y Mss Nsry r. East
man. Of Mass.
Grace church. Rev q J Knapn ID.
rector. Mf. lsfon vii cenclci 1ervios IA
the nOrnlns AID Or huspp o. night
Mission Wood preshsfeuan church. Wm.
II. Hoffman. pat3r. servics morning ana
evening. N0rDiog subject CtF hySneel-
iz4iop.'
Universslist-Rsv Charles Fluhre-. pas.
tor. Morning .1tiere The survival ~
tie fIiiesf Evening 50 .eci. Robert
E.smere" SuDo"s school a. D. ~.
Smith Memorial Congregational churck.
corner Wealghv-sve ane fiBncs-st Nora
ing aud evening serv -ss conducted By the
pastor. Rev. H. p. Mclnivre. sunday school
1T noon. Young peoples mseiing 81
o'clock
Division Street ". T. Church Rev. :.
Grahsm. - D.. pasior. Mia. ku1~ 50
returned missionary from india. vii nc.
cUpy the pulpit in tbf morning. Preaching
~ the prsior IN ire evening. toposv
School a. noon. Young peoples meeting
81 q p. M.
ST. Marks Church -Rey. Campbell Pair.
4. D.. rector Twenty fith sunday after
Trinity 739 M aoy Communion. ~ a.
m. Meme Bible Class ST. NBfts - ruIng
Sunday School. u a IA Morning Prayer
END sermon b. Rev. Cs1ipoe Pair. y -.
Offerings for Episcopal Assessment 50 ..
M, Service sDo sermon nt ne Euersun'
=. m. 81 MARKS Afternoon sunday
School. North Grand Rspids Sunday School.
New England Hal" J. ainte.o-sv. nesr
Qumby-st 4 r. m. servief and sermon
80 Cottage 5ro-s-sve OskdEe pufk. by
Rev. CsmDbeIi isir. j. H.. Evening pravsf
s7d Sermon by Rev. Campbell Pair. ID.
OSerings for The cb ufch.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

CrRcUIr-Samusl GARNER rs. Bulklev,
Lemon & Hoops. trespass on the case; on
trial. Caiists Z. Snyder vs.. Simeon p Sny-
der, continued. Charles Cobb vs.. Looms
X. Bishop 81 a., repevin; cefenGouf a
lowed Sky days to settle biz cl exceptions.
SUPERIoR-Adelside Carr vs. Lo5is A.
Hills, petition Tor q .0ess corpus. adjourned
for one week. JrOmAs II. Bedel vs..
julius Bsrkev. tres oass: on trial.
PROBATE - Estate Of Carrie Robinson
Ward. q minor, guardians animal account
filed Estate o. BarOa Iicoy, et a..
minors. bend and cato on "a IF reai -
iste 81. Estate Of isrdis y. Bnrchsrj. a
minor. guardians bond fisTi ard ie.fers
issued 20 Carrie :. Burcbsrd. Estate Of
Eossnns r o0d. dece ssd. executor bond
fled AMI letters issusd 70 Alexander Auir
and James he e.. spprs sers warrant and
inventory flied order Tor hearing claims
by Court Mas ~. Estste Of J01a - -1tl-
erlsnd. dfcsssef. pstilrn for arUt n "a
admins rator flg6 hearing Deceu Der i Z. Es-
tafe - k1i1s ? Fra-y = nj or. guar ilaD
first annual scc0aut Sled Esafe 90 Dan n
D1ashls. an insane person. o-1eT sppoi1f-
TX Byron r Pierce guardian. Eststs -
IT-msn r. Ivon. dscease1. order los
sEecu 0r's siItseafh sarusi sceolrt fls3.
foLIc e. Charles F. Orpa druaz. pad
So John Wiasms gsmolng plea
chsrEei 20 guilty sn8 PAD 81 - Liz q
C.snt0r. as.sgf AID battery. ss1led sud
cefeula1t discAxrged HCmsr LaE-ss as-
salit and 5sffsT7. a burned Dar h.s11-
nsr - l0s M 3onr ovaud. 70 - 81
vehiC.s ordirsrcs- adjourned - Nc7sm -
- ID a. ~. Has J. Ilscktr. asss8'f s11
1sfterr. psii fss5 John Rsrp dr1ns.
rsid 8 So knfrsE n lson gaTbiDg.
z "a changed te e1llt7 80 ga1 5.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

! wonder If in Hesven we shall al Lat
know how God forEives a peniient soul.
To be forgiven of men, aud worse still. OF
women. means list.e. al least If the sinner
he a woman. And is sin. IN the eyes Of
God. any worse when committed by
woman? Christ die not teach that il wa
But alas. when q woman would cease to GO
evil and with out.tretched hands seek for
help 10 lead a bsmsless life, the world at
once looks upon her With suspicion and
disfrust. and demands that she ever remem-
Der that she is cast out from good society.
and must expect little from the world.
Would We treat man like thar II We
can. by any stretch OF imagination. suppose
a case where man grows tired of bis life
IF sin and resolves 10 lead lie Of morality
and virtue. would we not take him al his
word and look upon him not as one who
could never be quite ike other men again.
but would We not look upon him ss mao.
better and nooler for The life Of sin be had
voluntarily put aside2 Then why not treat
a womsn in the same wsy2 Why not for
give her as we forgive men, and a. God
forgives Us alp We do not hesi-
men. whose pt~t lives we know would Dot
bear investigation. Is morality only for
women? On LET Us not blame these women
for never trying 10 be better until We can
give them our conhceDcs and love when
they do try and not make forever such 9
distinction between aiming man and
SHINING woman. We speak Of fallen
women" Whv not spesk Of fallen ,msn7
We forget that these women have With
hardly an exception. gone astrsy. through
their faith IL some one whom they loved.
We organize homes for them and With
earnest zeal solicit funds for their support
but not until we can make them fee that
their past lives sre forgotten and that they
can receive from us toe same respect and
position in society that man who bas not
even reformed. can receive. may We hope
10 keep them in the right paths. A vise
mother when ber child bss done wrong.
does not try 10 have bin always rene ri be-
bi, wrong acts. Her forgiveness 10 90 sbso-
lutte and Der faith in bis promises 80 great
that the child loses ali former sense Of
guilt. And must II be with 81 wrong
6oers-they n ust be made 70 feel that past
ofienses when repentec Of 10 not forever
hedge them 10 from The world il. r.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
Tns seTURNeo MISSIONARY.
A shsst Sketch sf the school Ia " hisl
hiss kDo~ies assohss

Niss Knowles missionary tsscher tn
North lndis. is II the cils. sno vii speak
tLis morning NON the aulpis II The Gvi-
sioD strsss ii 4 Churca.
Her home Is in New Jersey, BAT for many
ye4rs pasG she has been in The missionary
he'd sno bas nov bsen gr~nteJ years
leave oi soselcs ier much ose1e1 Test AID
recreation.
Ass Knowles teaches Ia he English
spe4 klus school At NNnee Ia IN North
Ia1iA e scheol Ia which O,sna Rapids
AStlS1lsls ale peculiarly Interested. some
wears ADO are. sophia hsAp Slater. ~
Hrsoo hsp-4s t0s nsnlp, departed from tits
liis cne leIt LEGACY vi - o00. The Interest
os when vas IL be used IA TIE missionary
Ee a. Az TIC place here u VA 10 be use
vss 10 DC designated by the women OF tie
DiFlsitn Street tholisf Church. of which
organization Ars- slsler Was : member
F0f so4ne wears past The mcuey has been
drVote1 10 gbe school al Ayaee Ia. OF
whs.h a the MUSIC hall has been named
Salsr Hsl IL Remembrance of the
kiu1uoss uf Nrs Slater. The school
j. beaalf0.ly situated il valley With
picturesque noun ns About q and is
q 4o- Zee. s8.ye tae letel of The sea. A AXE
~ CTy-lsi wafer mis- parl Il tie va ey aud
renra lie exceeding beauty ABf yeIdnre
s4aitsIlm or health resort for tie people
of tne country. who come there 10 spend
the SUMMER. The school grounds bear the
name of Nelrsly ~ honor of tbe New
YORK school OF that name. and are situated
OD ago Li.l, terIaced d0wn &c The lake
Civilization u that country bGs reached
% oss advances state and the people ale re
nneC 4Dc educated. TIE young enjoy lennIs
courts sDc other scluncts oi eu advanced
race aud the establishment Of tie EBgiish
spesslas school affords the Clergy. teachers
{ Lrslisl residents al opportunity 10
educate their children.
Tie missionary Nork OF the Methodist
E9iscopsl church is in very satisfactory
condition. Al tie nlneteenth aunusl meet
ing q the WomeDs foTeisu Missionary
! society held a. CiuclEnsn u was sh0W IA
that thirty Il ssionaries hsl been seei out
IN addition 10 the s.xty-f9ur iD the field al
tne commenced Of be year. The Wofk
is div .dec into tel branches oi which the
North western. IN which the peo 9ls of the
Division 81. church are inierts.ed. is the
richest.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

MORE sEPUsuoAN CELEBRATIONS
T~enty-Fss Iksaszsd JEbilsnt Rspuhn-
o4zs a&Ecn ThrOoxh rhli@aslphss-
Levi r AorsOa Views the Procss-
sien-Ihs Chie&xe Parade

PHuspErFaIA. Nov. l7.-The Repubh-
ezn> had tier inning here tonight and this
city Of psrsoes Witnessed che u ghe efand-
eel ani most brilliant torchligbg PROFESSIONS
Il hAs ever known. Brosd-st Was oo1-
eteiy filled win enthusiastic Republicans
from cur0 70 curb. the ssalwArs figures
marching sho ullsr 10 shoulder. Mr.. Aor.
Ton with a number OF otDer stlngnisnsd
statesmen arrived from Aes YORK Ia The
afternoon. one Of tie finest displays IN
the hole Pr Ooession Was made by the New
York Bankers and Brokers Club.
three hundred strong. headed bs
Gilmores fsm0Es band. TIE march
ing men were not dismissed until midnight,
closing one OF the most imDoftan rstncs-
tions ever held ia Philsdel pbis. Il was es-
timated that oil less than =, 900 men were
il line.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
WOMEN BANDITS
rHsY sos = RAILROAD COMPANY
a BAAa sf " onas1 SO VIII Teams sDe
Garry A~as Iinabor kal0ee -
ss.ooo-AtsAak "a A. 6asras
TEsy Resort 40 fsrcs.

Nav NokE Nov IA theroaThls Of
eGnizsa band o thieves has bean steallns
timber aud railroad ties tron the Centres
Railroad of New Jersey where the company
IL building new bridges over ths fa,ssia al
Newark TIE waicbusu we've alarmed
about 10 O'clock one Elent hg tAe sa4o1 oi
moviug tiaosr. lasy fouDa q gang 81
SBoul one buUdrea women. fv~ nen aad
e l4rle crowc al bows rSiiDe tlss doN a The
snoaT kmant aao oarlinE tAe.n sNay. fbs
tatCameD ebossVorea &C. anse &C the
thlsNss. Bat sers aIiser bsck b. = solies
81 stones
LAST night the sang enlarged iis opers-
tons by using ieane 81 fses a. 1ra~
Away unibers measuring t1i. inches
on ihs end ana - a. AZ icsi lonE.
Ike work went % al night ths thieves
eesllne back ne guards vita si0nes every
ms they approached TIE shis,es take
the Moo 70 nt rhDoring houses. here a
j. cal up "a short lengths hna carried 0uf OF
sisbt The depre1stlous smoupt "a ans ut
s. u1l
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
SOME QUEER OLD BOOKS.
Volumes of Peculiar Interest-Old Relics
ia Bible Lore.

ia Bible Lore.
In the department of different church eI-
hibits at the Cincinnati centennial are some
rare old wonders. Two hundred and forty
two languages and dialects are represented
in book and pamphlet form, one unique
pamphlet of sixty-four pages alone represent
irg 1875 specimen verses from versions In diff
ferent languages and dialects in which the
Holy Scriptures have been printed and ci-cU-
la ted by the American Bible society and the
British and Foreign Bible society. This is
the second sdjtiOn enlarged A work Of pc
culiar interest is an ancient Hebrew syna-
gosue roll, 500 years old, containing the
Book OF Esther, with a beautifully carved
ivory distaf
A queer looking German Bible, stained and
worn, though still III state Of remarkable
preservation, lying open, with ancient book
mark in place, is the property Of nrs. Bar
bara Crieck, 81 McMicken avenue, Cincin-
natl. This Bible is 276 years old, " S printed
in Luther's college town. just l0O Years after
Luther was made an LID. Il Is a Quarto
volume founded on Lufbers text. ani is ac-
cOmpanied by a comment on obscure pas
sages. l. is illustrated after the highest
style OF German sru engraving of the SIX
teenta century. as taught and practiced bv
Albrecbt Duevcr and Hans Eoloeln. The
artist revels in the mystical announcements
o. the Apocalypse. Eo shows Gbe angels
sounding their tTump4ts Sad plaques descend
ing upon the sns of man, az an authentic
specimen Of German wood engraving ia toe
beginning Of the Seveu teenfb century. The
volume is bound iD stia boards. covered With
heavy cd lesiher. with beveled brass cor
uers ard leather buckle clasp TINS ancient
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

a Cas-. - e~sfu salss sa-f C4z4s Cadsr
ta~ ssssrrs .Eisa 81 ss Oniesx.

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ta- ss,srrs aElss 81 sa Oniesx.
SAD L.~.. so.sr Hlr - as shs Talk
- 90 3 x.rtf [ aink that iss days sg9
f-.@ s.ss a - sc4yes.y &c souzl.sd n
r.. - le .l0u. as called - a
s.s.. i,a ls..i-r-sf ~ see : family that go
"a &C. uas lac SsMz1 sze s-reflaS via
=. e.l..il itla 49, as uaz0is - a0Fe.
SIZE - rag ga nllsef-
es csssrs4 ga ne remains
sa4f sas 1acs = e0AtcrfzIle sna Ine
srfa - ssff sezal even Gs poor A. Il
z lu a. saf One c1l1 With hardly
- el.s.l..i 10 eJVer lis 04zetaess, knI o.
e elr sas y04s<er calt th4t ~ Ss
ar s-s1 -ga F3Ofsr tnsa Toe nrst bota
e.tlt--a o-ll, .4rsfoOt. Ihsre rks a. nrs
- tu- ualss. al1 K vas 0s al odds the
sr.-sr -is1s - / have ever Witnessed.
n- fl. flr- a. - DO1r tla- i- Tzs a4rd-
10 sor ny O. 80 1sale o- iaruisugs and 0n
"a t8p sh u fhls, a n0tlce lad been
a. "a 60 Lss "a -liy t0 leave tae house Tor
q. a. a4r 81 eat reported the case
81 ta elrs : icr a. l0ritlcs. asd aaFe not
81 g8l. d s. ace. ru1 ihlnk that Attls
sr... ..4Il ~ CIR 0f pl4cs III that
l--Al4g l1e Lu-0411 So o1t 81 YORK
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
A Postmaster Sent to Prison.

MARQUETTE, Nov. 17.-Fred ]. Stewart.
the embezzling postmaster of Newberry,
who has been in the county Jail for nearly
a wear, had MS third trial here today He
vas convicted of emDezzlement OF about
81 .000 and was given the lightest possible
ssntence-six months in the psnitentiary
1t was a case of whisky. by which one of
the brightest and most popular young men
in the county was ruined.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Thursday, vbep- Andres Wilson was
srTained in Police Court on o cbsrgs If
keeriDg gambling house. be piesi rot
guilty. ana ne case vss %, down for trial
ne1l Tnescsv. Yesterday afternoon W.
scu spuesre8 Ira oouri and wHrfsd - change
his plea 70 guilty. sblcb vas soosrted sr1
he vas fined 50 and costs o. sixty 0sys p
isl. Wilson paid Up
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
WINTER HAS COME.
A Driving storm and Cold Wave Visit the
East.

A Driving storm and Cold Wave Visit the
East.
ERIE. Pa. Nov IA snowstorn driven
before heavy gale from the northwest,
swept this section. beginning before day
break this morning. At lake ports the
actual snowfall was light bat the winds
were terrific and the weather piercing
COLI few miles from tie shore line snow
fel and dri;tsa so ss 10 im Dede travel, and
snow hiss fallen 81 intervals ali oay-
The traditional eldest inlabilant IS
out with the announcement that IL beats
the best previous record rs an introduction
OF Winter Al this seas a. Stock suffered
severely. though 10 losses OF consequence
are reported On the lake vessels were
storm bound az ali ports. Reports from the
upper lake region show thai the storm has
been: severe, with an unusually low temper
dture.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
CRISP COMBINATIONS.

The only railroad in China A. esiiy
crowded with passenger
According q the last censue tbe-r are
pcariv three times - MANY lrisfDen ss
Tnglishfneu ir the Jniiei Sf8tes
A. epidemic - eocides has t1ole,
or in Paris A. least fen attempts "a
sef destrucficr are reported every DAY.
Three Eugiishrien now have statues M
Tfance-loIrl hfoucilam 81 Comes JcD-
ner at Houlpgueeui-li lier sno SHAKE
spesre IN Paris
Affer hurricane recently coral
rcef CITY fesf isne and thirty FEET svifs~
ard FIVE fref sigh vas DIheafe1 "a the
hsftl1 - Vera Cruz
Eeariv aH TIE nlrraracs intended for
use in the softffweef sfrel rno forth
vreef cmfefn weather rfrec i9Ds 1t~
pecrie wor tug fnau SF'f.rnt
The deafh - q Tof,s Is lKar tfoan was
cauee6 hv catc ~ aDtr which fliufrd
from hiF fancs. efrisirr s1a'i tuaor
or rms leg ard caus.Es iafsl hsDsor-
rhage
Ef Prizes f-efior I'D p f'ian nar-led
Taf1fnithar bee1 frsffn2fssa f0f eoroe
vesrs Be has ns .a.rt snd reconl-
msuds ulau ,zIAad lrocs - hlf sDo-
cesz0r
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
A saEAK FOR LIBERTY.
Prisoners ~ 20 Escape and are Difcov-
~seI-Dns Nan KilIed

NASHVILLE Inn, Nov. l7--Abort .
sr1- coovicls attempted to.escape from the
safe Prison n this city about o'clock to-
riyht ~ cutt'ng their way through the
r ling 20 tie rlof. They were discovered
~ me guar Is VI IN the roof and fred uDon
81 i0g Jurn Stevens and wo1nding w. J.
henson. None of the prisoners escaped.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
MCDONALD ADMITTED TO BAIL.


Cth-r thi~s~s Sotes-Another Failure
1~~tifg OF Creditors Called.
CHiC.0o. N3T l7.-AIeged "Boodler"
Ne ION sit wss released from Jail at late
hour this al erccon pending a new trial
ia 7e sun of tn thousand dollars bail.
pass. & Ven n. jewellers, iailed today.
Assets sno .piliiies Approximate SIS. 600.
n-eting Of ne creditors of Lindauer
2 ,s Is ca. ed f3r next Thursday.