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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-11
A Railroad Halted.

The commiAe, of the PHILADELPHIA
couucils that IL considering the Reading
elevated railroad scheme has res )lyed to
report against 1t, finding that the neces.
NY guarantee, for the public welfare
cannot be secured. The supreme court
g the state has established the extraor-
oinary law that the councils OF a city
eannot impose conditions upon the grant
- the use of the streets their power
~ being to say yea or nav 10
: application for permission to
anosr them, and to regulate
sxercise Of the powers granted
snasr Ms ordinary police Jurisdiction
aaoe'phia cannot, the city solicitor
~, undsr This decision give permission
= pu''d m elevated railroad upon c,ndi.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-11

HIS (Clevelsnd's) administration has
been free from official or personal scandal;
has been honest and clean. There have
been no Star Route robberies; no navy job
bsries; no war department corruptions; no
profilgste waste by United States marshsls;
no treasury combinations In or through the
abroad has had occasion 10 droop his eyes
In shame because Of any such things under
Mr.. Cleveland's administration. On the
contrary, there has been resolute effort TO
promote honest government, to increase
efficiency, and TO lessen expenses. Pabtic
Ledger.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-11
THE AMERICAN PARTY.
"A Correspondent Explains What Hs Cor
Ceiyes 10 he Its nfi.s,on


oeises TO Be Hts Mission.
EDITORS lNTELLIoENcER In your
Saturdays Issue you make some COM
ments ON the new American party, and an
you seem to be unscqusinted with the OBJ
Jects aud aims OF that party, II you win
give me the space, will endesyor 10 an.
tighten you snd your readers
The platform, in brief,,s the tots, z ,'usIon
OF Gil ioIeigueIs from our soil untiI such
ume as the business interests OF our coun.
Ty require further Increase OF population
which can not be met by normal condi.
lions. This demand, we think, can be
met by 6oOoO,OOo OF people now on our
shores as We do not think that our men
are all eunuchs or our women barren.
Secondly, We demand for labor the ssms
protection az Is accorded TO the prod uct n,
labor High tariff for the rnanufactnrs,s
and FREQ trade wages for the workingmsn
Is not the kind OF protection we are looking
Tor. Make labor scarce and you make IL
valuable, and the importation OF every
foreigner 10 our shores 10 oompstitor 70
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-11
Catarrhal Dangers,

TO be freed from the dangers OF sufYocation
whiie lying down; TO breathe freely, sleep
soundly ana undisturbed to rise refreshed d,
head clear. brain active ana free from pain or
ache TO know that no poisonous, putrid mat
ter denies the breath ana rots away the deli.
cate machinery OF smell, taste and hearing ;
to feel that the system does not, through lis
veins ana arteries, suck up the poison that is
sure TO undermine ana destroy, Is indeed a
blessing beyond all other hnman epjoyments.
Topurcnase immunity from such fate should
be the object OF all afflicted. But those who
have tried many remedies ana physicians do.
spair Of relief or cure:
sANFORDs RADICAL CURE meets eyerv
phase OF Catarrh. from o simple head cold 10
the most loathsome ana destructive stages. II
is local ana constitutional. Instant in reliev.
Ing, permanent In curing, SAFE, economical
ana neverfAling.
SAEYoRp's RADICAL CURE consists of ono hot
tie nj the RADICAL URR one box OF CATARRn =
soLvsNT, and one IMPROVED lNHALRR. All
wrapped In one package, with treatise and All
rections' ana sold by all druggists for siCO.
foTrRR DRUG CHEMICAL Co., BOSTON.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-11
Merit Wi,is

We desire ia say to our citizenp, that for
ior H years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Dr. KINGS Nav
Lille PILLS. Bueklfn's Arnica Salve and lectric
bitters. ana have never handled remedies
Yershf satisfaction. We DO not hesitate TO
guarantees them every time. aad wo stand
tory results DO not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. II II. Cochran, Drug.
ter, Pa. IN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-11
The Prize OF ISenuvv

wonld never have been awarded to Venus [
her teeth had been yellow. Frail mortal, un-
like the defties OF fable, have perishable teeth,
but those they retain unimpaired to an ad.
vanced age, II they Will use sUZODUHT,
which keeps the teeth free from Impurities
which destroy them ana renders them objects
OF admiration. IL ia pure, refreshing. leaves
an agreeable navor in the mouth, ana sweet
ems the breath. F.M,WSv
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- - -
n GEM.

have wife. n gentle wife.
OF beautiful form ana face.
She sings ana plays with wondrouJ case,
And dances with sweet grace.
In science high degrees she takes;
In art full sway she owns,
And yet, alas the pie, she makes
Arc lust like paving stones!
From TeraS SiHings
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-11

AMERICAN Notes and Queries oilers
prize Of fifty dollars to any reader who
comes nearest TO successful answer 10 the
question: "Wnl Mr.. Cleveland or Mr..
Harrison carry New York in the coming
clmpalgn and By what plurality ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-11

Let us tell you that person who ia bilious
or constipated Is not a we'll person, and
inrther. that nearly every one " subject TO
these Irregularities. Let us tell you also that
Hnrdoek hood Biners are one OF the fnest
uiuretics ana aperients ever yet devised. For
North Queen street, LRno aster,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-11


& 1Escus LRAvrNa Tows roR TEE eHAsos, ANp
: 19umra TRAvsIrrRs, cAu HAVE THE DAILY
4 RxuRmxso pSopR MAILED TO THIN, fosr rhr
3oo 40 CExfs WEEK TIE ApphhSs DEM"
I CHA ropp As OyTnH AS DESIRED.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-11

QUAY is talked OF for chairman OF tho
Republican national committee, which
would moan a campaign OF interruptions
methods.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-11
SPECIAL NOTICES,
The People AstOnished,

Many people are astonished when they die.
cover the wide circu' a ion of Thomas Eciscfric
OH. There is hardly II drug house In tho coun.
try that does not have this remedy upon its
shnIves The public have found II is a good
thlnx ana SLICK TO IT, For sale by II. B Cooh-
ran. druggist, l3J and lSs North Queen street,
Lancaster,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-11

RANpALL's illness may continue long
enough to prevent his presence In the
House when tho Mills bill comes up for
final passage.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-11
-zgg.g1s-sssss-a11s =
VA M NJ ahER'S

Closed at l P. NJ. on Saturdays.
When you come to the city
bear in mind that Wanamaker's
is a meeting and resting and
waiting place as we'll as the
biggest store in the world.
There are reading and sitting
and retiring rooms for you ;
telephone, telegraph, and mail
facilities. Your parcels will be
cared for without charge. We
try to make you welcome
whether you care to buy or not.
erY RAt
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-11
n TloURA REMEDiEs.
Every Night ! Scratched

EV6ry Nl&lC ! fCr6CCn0Q
until the skin Wa raw. Body covereo WITH
scales IKE spots Of mortar. Cured By the tss
I am going 10 tell you of tho extrnordinarv
change your CUrIouRA RRNEDIns performed on
me, me About the lst Of April last noticed some
later on. when Il began TO- iooS ike spots Of
ayers % Win n,Sn iscnipS can" S1 %ou s
scratch every. night until was raw. then the
wn :Sss' on s:ns snsr formed m 1.n 'd s
sSo., sSn.als "a s ne doctor. a ths conniry but
in the newspaper about your CUTIcUaA RHxE.
DIss. and purchased tbsm from my druggist.
gan 70 notics that sSs sca1y snapcns .radS
ally dropped on ana disappeared one BY one,
sD n.xs sSs, s S,oT 5,.n hsS &:
CurrcunA REMEDIES, and in four or fvs weeks
wa: entirely cured. Ny disease was eczema
great many who have taken them. ana thank
sr as Who sy. y Wiz
on their heads and bodies. I cannot express
in words the thanks TO you for what the CuTI.
covered with scales, ana was an awful pecta-
s,s c,s 70 behold Now my skin 10 ~ nice and
GEO. CorIY. Merrill. Wis.
Feb. o. lsss Not a trace wha,seeysr of the
disease u ON which suffered has shown itself
since my. GIO. COTEY, 6
cannot DO Justice TO the esteem In which
CutIouRA. the great skin Cure, and CUrIouRA
toAp. an exquisite Shin Beautiner, prepared
from u, ana CUTfCuRA RHsoLvBNr, the new
Blood Further. are held BY the thous sands upon
thousands whose lives have been made happy
by the cure OF agonizing. humiIi iating, itching.
ana blood, with loss OF hair.
| Sold everywhere. Price. CuTIouRA, 6Oc
| PoAr, 26c RRsoLvEsT, e1.00 Prepared by the
fOiTGR DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.. Bos
arsend for How 10 Cure skin Diseases, /,
| 81 pages. % Illustrations. and 100 Testimonials
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-11

DIMINISH taxes and give American In
dustrY1fnir play. Philadelphia Times.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-11

pTMPLES, black-heads, red, rough, chappad
/ III ana skin pre- evented by CUTIcURA soAP p
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-11

" l. FISHER, DENTIST.
w Particular attention given tn dIlgur
ana preserving the natural teeth. 1 have All
IN Ine latest improvements for doing nice work
pertence In the large cities i am sure To ofva
tne BEST OF sstisfactfon and save you money.
pest Arunciai teeth only = 90 Per set.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-11

You know that there is no
worthy hot weather (or any
weather. thing for wear or
home use but we have it. If
you can't come to the store,
write for whatever you want,
samples or goods. Shopping
by mail has come to be simple
and certain. A few scratches
OF pen, and all the facilities of
the store are yours.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
PHILADELPHIA,
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

xns Cslsbrsriss 81 NsEs H.Pay Essat %
tas nill L@st At9aG

xns CSlsbr.riss 81 NsEs H.ppy Evszt ..
ths nill L.st AisaG
Ons o. tas mosl 4sllxhtfal snd happy
sstdinss OF TIE season occurred lzst even
ing -hsa Niss Nyrtls Eauh. daughter Of
Or and 2rs. A " Dsy. snd Dr. Alosrtus
Aylsni sere united IN msrrisgs. The
ceremony NAs performed a. 50 q cloSk 81
Rev John Graham a. tbs residence Oi tie
brides p4re1ts. 90 Clatoa g..
he paTiors we're beautifully decorated
with nosers snd polteG plants. the latter
beng arsisucaiiY banksd across CoTnsr of
ne nfsg psriOr. DunEs The ceremony,
aud whLs receiving congratulations, The
happy pair stood beneath = true lover ,
Knot IB pInk aud unlts roses. The bride
~as Altlred 10 az elegant gown OF faills
FrancSlss. and wore corsazs OOuqueg OF
snowy BRIDE ros.s- immedi zseiy sftsr the
ceremony Mrs DR.. Hull read 81 original
poem. ~ sddiak Bells and upon its con
clusion presented the manuscript 10 the
bride with good wishes
Alter congratulations, the guests Of whom
there were about forty, psTtook of 80 elegant
collation.. Among those present nom Out
OF town we're Dr. and Ms. Branch. OF Way
snd SIR. aud Mrs h T. Ste0bins Of Hills
dale, End Miss Adds II Rockford.
Dr. AID Mrs. Nylsnd will dispense with
the usual wedding trip ana will DC at
hons" 70 their friends a. - Cllnt0n-st.
They were the recipients of numerous
beautiful giits from iarge circle OF friends
sh0 also offer them the most sincere con-
gratulztions and hope that Tor them LIE :
pathway may ever Do filled With roses aud
sunshine
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

Tss ssFsflsas@sssts ~ sAs r@sE ssp0rs-
ssE. k.Ss Treas
A. sAs opsalas " lss Soafa 81 S2psg-
visofs sss-srass. NJ. Loeaais ssSss5 tA.. hs
tse1xAg "a msszinx u sAieh be hsa
assd ths ~orc scos1es tEs 1ss before hA1
ssso 1isaadsTs-oe1- ne hsz assd ta<
w9rd seAsuss ao ne ssnss q pizns sDa hs
al Ia sDs4n ~ 5lag tnkl t1s 1zsa2eSrs of
wa111 la ~zs sps4slaE al the ugns. ssrs
uot worsink tsE tss good 81 las oeQRly. he
40 sp.li q Esa TX tns slstsDSEts whlch hs
u&as 1iis bs wSs so2s.EzL angry
fAs rezu a. 3rosf of business beiug "a.
possd u ne spsc1&l order u lns a.y as
Gales sp Iss report 81 gks CsUats s9p<E-
latsudsals of Ias Poor wss read sas
sdoptsd s1osp1 ths following. whlch we're
elker.is< disposed OF
Ins recon sn1zl0n - ogy . strip o'
lsnc toE a lans 20 . stream 0f s4LsF wss
fsfsrrsa - ths C0muaittss ca flasEoe. TIE
feooA nsneation u have ths 0nioes II ooaBt,
aud al physlclEns merss1 Iuto 0os. "a:
I'D On ths tzDle until The January Ssssi0n.
Before siiouruiDg the nlsm ssrs Of the
Bead weTs tFsEtS1 10 cikars. candy and
almonds by Supervisor klos
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
"Turn the IlascaIs Out

The indianapolis postofice has had hit
square from the shoulder of the Indian.
spolis Journal. During the recent visit OF
the Grand Rapids delegation to that city.
many complaints were heard from the
residents there of the gross and inexcusable
csrelessness on the part Of the employees
A short time since, the journal says, "a
Grand Rapids man came here 10 bay stock
tie waited for long time Tor the check
that wss 20 be sent him with which he
could paw for his stocb. He wrots To Grand
Rapids and found that the check had been
sent here and then returned ~ the people
IN the postoftcs TO the place whence il
came.
A man had debt OF s., 300 hanging over
him. His creditors attorney wrote TO him
that he could settle for $500. bat the debtor
never got the letter. The result was suit
and Judgment for the full amount of the
claim -
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
A SAD CASE
A Girl. Sick with Fever, Len without
Medicine or Attention.

A Girl. Sick with Fever, Len without
Msdictne or Attention.
Many SAD cases OF neglect come before
the County Superintendents of Poor, but II
may be doubted If many worse ones come
TO their notice than the one which they
have bad under considerst ion for the pas.
three or four days ia Wy oming.
\ l3-year-Old adopted daughter of q Ger
man named Aarsalia, seriously sick with
typhoid lever, has been left by her adopted
parents for ten or twelve hours at a time
entirely alone ithout medicine or
attention of &nv ind. The county physi-
clan warned them that the consequences
would bs fatal TO the girl, and that the
ilthy condition of the room wOIld spread
the disease among the rest of the family,
but ths couple wA o are ignorant, stupid sud
obstinate, refused absolutely to do anythiug
for her. and the man even talked aboui
kicking her because she said she had no
fever. The Superintendents yesterday con
cluded to take the girl away and transferred
ner 70 the St. Marks Home in this city
where il is hoped that kind and careful
treatment will bring about a recovery
The gir is bright and smart, and it seems {
pity that the law does not provide a way
20 take her away from her unnatural
guardians.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

Mrs. N u. Ly@r Is visiting frisnds in
Chicago.
". Boynton aas gone West on ousi-
ness "Trip.
j. Bash. fornsrly OF Jackson. has
come here Cd rssIde
As H. g. smaliey, OF Jackson. Is the
guest Of friends hare.
Mss Nslls Carroll Is home from a two
Eseks yislt ia Chicago.
Ars Wm- Barrett OF spring Lake, q Vs-
iuug Mrs. " e. sinclair.
Ar aaI Nrs- Ch4riss b. Kelsey navs 70 .
turned from .heis wedding trip.
lanes d Lacey rstarnsd hone from .
500 hera TIP yesterday morning.
Ms Anton Hirth has returned home
siter hires mooth . trio IN EarOPe.
Mr. o. A Bal aud j. e Nickum lsft last
evening tor Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Mr. Nye. OF Bethlshsm Waite Mountain,
y ne guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard CoyslL
william Koch has returned rom q rec
n 0ntAs Tip 10 Germany. France and Eag-
a ~
3 shr II. Wilson went % Islrnsdrs yes
tef, ~ Tor two weeks visit with James
B4. 1ur and family.
MgP Hickey. ~so mas bssu visiting
Der > stsr g. Ansooia, Conn. Tor the past
SIX ~ eks aas returned home.
Hen y CIoy-s. Of Chicago. Who came
Over an ssstgrfsy - VISIT his brother. J. c.
tloyss. of LyOn-st.. Is quite III.
NrS - a. Lace and daughter have re-
turned ,cuns after pleasant vist with
Nrs Iur "a parents ia Battle Creek.
Joseph Eos@n6eld OF Ailwsnkss. Ms.
Oppsnnsin lsr. OF Bangor. and Mrs. JsndOrf,
Of Naskee 50. are the guests OF L. Risen
held and "a ally
Jos Eo.sn L ED. OF Ail-sukss. Mrs. jan
dorf. 81 NlSl a gon and Mrs OppsDheimer
OF Bangor. a. ? waiting l. Rosenned and
fsmfv. ia y. DivisiOn-sJ.
Police SsrS, z1t Johnson lsft yesterday
noon for Cnfcs 40 where hs vill spend Two
weeks Before rs'turniug as viii visit his
old bone IN Cia it0n. Iowa
on tAs iith O { this month Ms. Abois
Look. formerly n tescnsr Ia the South
DIVISION st. schoo e. was married 20 Ira c.
growtner. ~ A0er. ssn. Wssnin gton Terri
tory asr present r, idence.
Chsrlss W 6srtAle and Professor Real,
o. tas Axricu.snrsl hlsxs ~ Lansing. have
gone on strp 20 thsf northern sxperimsn'
"a station 81 lhs Coz eA.s, where they sill
sfsy Esek They NJ also stop az Wa
ton. HARRISON and Said xTtn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

Ne osx - lnsosm e1E msny p&LFons ass
frseD1s shsi &c Ars no~ exalSlnng seuos
as~ sad hsnAs0ras s0oas IA so-la s-.sef
oH.s Eoods 6si ~sfs ans ornsmsntee Eoods
81 ghs Rs.ssl ssd lsssss PsltsT1s 9asi -
oeiyed We have nos tns chest q l.ar.
h.n Ds- g&EEsrn- Il q oonslasFsa tle
hsudsonasSt p4sisrn n s0.4d SILVER ever
sro2aasd the als wers "a ghs nuest as
ins wsikhs whsls hsssy, aoss 90 lDcfeAss
Gbs sKpsas< ans a1sse tsap 4 Al ssIe
psFiecSly pisls silver.
Ne hsss a. makes es silver toLc sugar
syooDs - solid bowls, oonss spoons. ossisf
faTks. lslly alshss ane al tAs Doseines tnsi
Asss esss recently pal % ne mArset
Oar prices sfe wliluE - submit 70
sny IA tAs osuatry ana ss lEsits a. q ~
ssect Oar hns al AT goods Is constantly
arriving from cur lsls purchases. sd ~s
sFs prsssred 10 o1er tie hneSt iiss % Dse
sno srtlsne soSds ever pressnteo q G cur
nes snd ATTRACTIVE store o1eFs sno ue
usually pleasant place 10 vlsit, as cur hns
10 sensfsi s 81 zach chafGctsT "a -
MAKE u . pleasant STACY Ia a.. ~hsthtf
wllh ths intsCt oi purchasing o. Lot.
Ne respectfully renasin, yoars uuis,
J {. HEEkNEK 81 konfOe e.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
THREE CONSIGNMENTS.
Three Consignmsnts of Goods Cleared
the Custom House.

Three Consignmsnts of Goods Cleared IN
the Custom House.
Collector Shaffer has now got his Office in
the Government building fitted up in =
workmanlike manner. A new desk has
been placed in the room with room for bis
papers and a safe place III which TO lock his
books. Three coDsignments were cleared
yesterday. L. NJ. Hulswit received two csses
of Holland bibles from Amsterdam, OIL
which be paid S4f import duty. VIM.
Widdicomb made the largest importation
Of glass thus far since the opening of the
Custom House. He paid duty TO the sum
of S327. 10 on seven cases of mirrors import.
ed from Amsterdam, Holland. Mr.. Wild
dicomb says that the glass came in first
class shape. aud he is pleased with the
shipment. Foster & Stevens received a full
car load of tin on which they paid duty 10
th e amount of S253.54. The tin was ship
ped from Liverpool, England, and arrived
N good condition.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

pe.A-y ~1leA sz4zles 14z 10 ~ ~ . s9r-
"a 311 Eiss So So a. ~1s1o4llo2 -
spssksr ~9gl5 l1l lzFs a41 t1~ 1o12F %
slzax-8< 1rsH re : t.rul Z. t1s a-1-s4-s
os-sfrs 1lA
trlosI4x q oslsEs - the As-t - Ter t2s
amer tas Boy iroiu &c To. Pas tEs
lrs1 nog ehsr.aan ~ faslaEess of va
AzaerlCa 1z1rE Las - 1e1GEG4 ln1le1c<s ~
L1e lari1 11ss toF t1s poor ZsH. awozs
ta111srs - 4rplagss. 40 rslsfe1cs -
bs k-zp aQTsl q a. lEs sssll t1f1r1 tee
EAl iaao = oSe-8za f.r Iss sDacs - fsly -
Izsa ltes
11s cSrorstlo1 sas oasof Etsat s-0a 2sz-s
s1a - ser sze a. - ciose L1res c1sSEs tor -1s
sPe4k-r ns&F.y rs-ss1 tas to0i u tas eel-a-
AZ
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
TOWN TOPICS.
). ssaFy : spsa . - paslle as.la.

ras 1s4ry . spaa ~ -1s p1oilc A<sln.
asoaa. .san ~sfd zacases tAia sssai1S.
N-4st 81 eas okis Ceatrai . in szs
1l
Tas Ksat sisafas lasltaEs 81 nsss
.l.s egs1iaE
les sua.s "a ssat.sa - tns A C. a.
ssraa At i.sasiag tocay.
l-s sers.s saag e2ss 10 ne salies
leln go - o1r1sa ysstsfsl4y snll ocls-
asr -.
Tas trench az tks ca5is company sas
ou srsss-sL as ssaa aaE ffsm -snsl -
ufEa~ssE
Ias ~aDs azoana tas sl8 Dem go Dlaos.
can.sf 90 Lyea go AznsoEa So are
cf4s1 sl ~
Ehs talrrv 6fih aani ssfsarY of Lls Good
Ten piars 80 l9t srssnsissiy ceisosassd "a
ih.s eiif lals Eee--
Fh- sofs o. sxcsysuaz fof and placing
t1s Fokss si .na Bn1zs-sr eaoie lne -As
rol4 a.elcea rsssaslaf
The Democrats zll nnlsh lP taslr can
- 80 &c l8ll sta as Mang ususefsl4c
oF4-ors ~ thsg g4n ga
ne sf Csc.aas ~il meet a. E.Ks Hal
tls afternoon ~ ~ 9cioek. 1-DleeA
a. as.pla aal slauaeEt.
fisllatlA aae --a1tla ~ ar tA7at 4@A+
49, o4I4altlon 49, - t1e oQperlor Co1rE
- 1slas - aext M9nday
10 Mason Homs Association sill lzg
tas fo41oAtan. l4sl-0 tse- ia grouad area.
lsr tas sesl slaz of ne houss tals tai
aas $50 range has been pal Ia the
ehsn ~ -ls o-H asl-la- N0ng llaO snd
- 1e assd .n ran mag tne ciao restanrsnt
Tenilrro1 = Aem0ra. Day sith al Odd
- H.H Irlt g-a 80 -
a4g To- 20 decoratloa "a tbs graves. aud ap-
ul4r-ials skercises-
Iaaa ALler . the attorney for FrsdsT-
tcx ll0gss. IA Lns slIt brought By M.
cloves aga II Frank McCsal A. msksr
Wm 4cDall snd frank B. Fee as sndOT-
sers % . note tor tl3o-
The mem 3rrs Of he Psninsular Club vii
60 ~ MonL8iy sccisl session tomorfos =
egsuiok Each member nlay bring one
zl-st resident o. nOn-r7sldsnt. The club
loase eli hs lighted Eith eisctric hgals.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19

DROBATK ORDEE-sTATF OF NlCEfGtF
/ C9onfr = Kent 81 40 Fession ~ ne Pr,
Rate Corr for a. foHDfg of rrt - r - ~
frabske r ee in TIE city ri srsr5 kauids IN
the 9TH d. ~ aexfsyrf re- in thr resr ore thufH
soi eiehf fundrsf sul eignff .shI frr@e-1L
Csrss g Herkfns gnhSe - froeste
T. fhr rrsfler q fbe a<tesr ~ furenf Mff srfsr.
e esees John 3 koCsr-1r hs~tne - Fri
ia lhas cears rrtition - .uE fnst 10 s6rlla =
trssfor - srif 49, uRv - grETte6 ~ ~
u s ordsrs6, tnet Aordsy. tas PM o. r.
Crfofer rert - fe1 = cirrt ia 80 fsrsHfssr-
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pef ~
Brd Is Furfter Ordered T. s3 = err - - r
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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
saCx from CHICAGO.


s-srv = Ersx-~. Csedr Naksr. fsi =
Bad fs.tsisa 90 tbs Jssl
Henry r. Nrnu~r who hss o-ss foas-
rsn RI ons 81 ths departments 10 Putn am
e Brooks candy factory for The past Ia a.
ronths VS. arrested 10 Chicsgp yestsrds "
nv Deputy SheriF ScsiiF. and rsSnrned .
this fiv sst nisht Kruger is chafsed With
n.ssiuz cri nria iaal ssssuIt on ths person Of
ieulsa scNav. sksp-dsagbtsr q 7 y.
NtNsv. Of tns SiKfn ~srf. After Kruger
b-t been arrested Is wss s-certsined that
a. So Nfksr would not sppesr against hirn.
snd seexrsni vss sent 81 Scsllv telling
hIu nrt t1 rr'ng ArIcsr but he tsilsd to
zsi ere messfgs 40 Kruger = IN all
sss ArNsv Ess an employee under
Nrnksr IN ne candy factory. md is =
ss.d that f1e ssSaulf grs~ eat 0f shsir
sr1.ia ntancs The friende 81 NJ kruxsr
ca nei tnat Me- AeNsF q Young
woVsa. fast .as twa have been Keeping
cesnranr l1r sevsrsi months. ant bat q
srrrlInz -rong &c maF possibly bs
rsre ~ es1H-iiou.
hen sesn ~ rEIFzsss- = xssbp
rerr'sr 1sl niehr ~ Nc<sv sed -
esq suvtr'-r ehorf fhe sHsir snd you'd
trr ~ lgHf - ih The defendant ~ill
be- srrsienet before lasiics = sztfsl.