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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-06
CO, November 5.-The following
MINING SHARES.
" YORK, November s. Mining shares
Grain Markets.
DOMESTIC.


CHICAGO, November 5.-1:15 P. NJ. close -
Wheat-Easy. Cash, $112as per bushel; De
cember, 81. IA; January. $1.11za; May, $1.15
Corn-Fism s Cash. Ss1Sc per sId ensnei; MOe De
ss%Ssi, ss 1S.iec' 90 iA'i0c'' january ''7s0'' 'A'
Oats-steady.. Cash, 24ssc. per bushel; De-
cember, 25c. May, csc.
Rye-Dull. 55c per bushel.
Barley-Nominal
BAN FRANCISCO. November 5.-wheat-Neg
lected. Buyer 'sS, 81 671a per GENITAL.
Barley-Nothing doing.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL, November s. Wheat - Quiet
nS' Corn = 0Isi Firm, demand good. New mixed
Western, As s.714d. per GENITAL.
LONDON, November 5-Mark Lane Express
says: The rainfall OF last week was opportune
and welcome, favoring further seeding, and
young wheats above ground show full plant.
dearer, damp parcels Sd. to Is. lower, Flour is
quiet and steady. Mailing barleys, except the
best, are declining. Oats, beans and peas
occasional advance ;or anything choice and
scarce; the receipts are small. Flour is in lib
esal supply. Corn is dull. The off-coast wheat
supply is restricted; the sales show, net, that
42s.@42s Sd. has been paid for Australian,
42s. 3D. for California and ASS. Cd. fer Oregon
Three cargoes of wheat arrived, four were sold
four withdrawn, and three remains
Live STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, November s. Cattle - Receipts
lO,UOU. Dull anu SLOW. steers, fancy, POOU
$50; Western, So OO@4 90; Texas cattle 81 sc
@3 25; stockers and feeders, So. 5O@3. 80.
Hogs Receipts. 1900. Active Mixed, sc
(D5. 50; heavy, $5. .6005. .65; light, $5.5O05. go.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 Steady. Natives,
80 O0@4.15; Western $3 3O03.55.
General Markets.
SAN Francisco. November -wheat-stand-
ard quality, 81. .621a@l63A;
Flour-Guperfine, SO; 1908 80.
81 l7lsCDl, 90.
CornMYeiiow, $I.O716@1 20 per GENITAL
NEW YORK, November 5.-Hops-Quiet and
steady.
Coffee-options steady. Sales, $4,000 bags
including November, $13 95@14.O5; December
$13 65@13.90; January. $1360@l3. rs; March
$13.5O9l370. Spot Rio quiet and firm; fail
cargoes, l514c.
S1gar-Raw dull and nominal; refined lower
and quiet; &C." 614c, extra &C. csc; white
extra &C." 61s@65sc.; standard IA" 61sc.; cut
loaf, &c.. /; crushed, &c.
Copper-Dull but stronger. Lake, November
Lead-Quiet and steady. Domestic, So .771S
Tin-Quiet and steady. Straits, $22.7O.
CHICAGO, November 5.-Whiskey-$1.2 30.
Shoulders, SO OO0S.25; short clear, SO. 1910
S25; short ribs 81. .5Ot@7.55.
Pork Strong. Cash. $l4 So; December
$14 As; January, $l475; May, $500
Lard-Firm. Cash, SO. Is; December, SO .O5
January, $8.071a; May, $9O7l4.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-06
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

the undersigned, under the name of G. Raphael
& Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
G. Raphael retiring from the firm. The bust
ness will be continued by J. Schlesinger and
]. A. Goldwater, under the firm name of Schles-
niger q Goldwater, who will pay all debts and
are alone authorized to collect outstanding &C.
counts of the late firm.
G. RAPHAEL,
j. SCHLESINGER,
J. A. GOLDWATER
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-06
Cure For sick Headache,

| II you want a remedy for billiousness
| cure for sick headache, call at G. H. Hance's,
| the Druggist, 70 North Spring street. Dr..
Gunns Liver Pills; only one for dose, sample
| free; full box 25 cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-06
Cure For Piles.

Itching piles are known by moisture like
tcbing after getting warm f TGs for% IS we'll
as blind, bleeding and protruding piles yield at
once to the application of DR.. Bosanko's Pile
affected, absorbing the tumors, allaying the
intense itching and effecting permanent cure.
SO cents. Sold by G. H. Hance, 70 North
Spring street.
Go the American bakery, corner OF First and
Main streets, for the best bread, cream cakes,
pies, etc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-06
william Gibson and Samuel = to
G STRONGHOLD 81 block 3 Sycamore Grove
fro ct nitv. "a OOO
SUMMARY.

Number of transfers above 81 900 each: 81.
Total amount of consideration, 1928, 30
Number of transfers under 81 900 each, 81.
Total amount of consideration. $14, S9S
Transfers for q nominal consideration, ~.
Aggregate Of days transfers, $138,O47.
NOTE-Transfers of which the consideration
is less than 81 900 are not published In the
above list
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-06
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT

Attorney for administrator.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-06

tifRs' attorneys, the above sale is hereby post
poned until Friday, the 10th day of November,
A. D. 1888, at the same hour and place.
JAMES g. KAYS, Sheriff.
October 26, 1888. OPT n16
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-06
nIssoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP.

hSW} Il W. I
O26 3Ot'
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

Bartholomew, Equine parade Of twenty
four educated horses will make their first
Appearance in tbis city at Powsrs' Opera
House for siI evenings and two mstinses.
commencing neIt Honasy evening. The
horses DO everything but talk and have
been an extraordinary financial and artistic
sCccess for over We wears
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

sxslN4.~s - - xsAtAsNs
OTI4wA BEAcH. Sept 81. A. Baker. Of
the Hotel Ottsua, is packing up aud leaves
tonigat for Grand Rapids accompanied by
bis family and A. II. Clsland. cashier and
boOkkeepsr Of the hotel. who will stop At
the warwick for the balance Of the season
10 make oai his 6nal report and settle up
everything y. w Ryder. of the Mscata
va Park Hotel. says he will keep his hotel
open for . couple of weeks yet--W. A.
Williams of Shady Side. Was seen and says
be will run the pleasure steamer "Aacats-
"a, as long as anv one will come down.
--Captzin Johnson. of the popular
steamer Queen of the Lakes says be is
on deck yet and will be until about the 18Th
or 10th. Today has been one of the finest
Oi The season here and We lock fer many
more yet. Any excursion TO the resorts
siil be properly cared for both bv boats and
a, Shady Side Hotel and Aacatavs Park
Hotel. Every oody is catching more tsh
now han ever. Frank II. Sweet, wife and
daughter, left this morning: also Rev. DR..
Knapp and family. DR.. Z. III. Stevens took
bis departure Sunday evening J. II. Long
and family have deserted their cottage at
Ottawa. Mrs. Psvey and family, who have
been AZ the Park. will leave tonight. Miss
Kate Brady. of Chicago. Sundsyed at the
Hotel Ottawa. the guest of Mrs. Baker. The
season has not been very prohtable-the
weather being too cold.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
ST. CLAIR SHIP CANAL
CANADA CLAIMS 4 PORTION or IT
Ihs Frobabis fnect 81 EnfotosNsat of
kst&astsEy Measures % me
Frssldsat- W hst CHIP
nEas 1Etcks

WAsHu eros. Sspt S.-Ths reported pun
pose Of tie Dominion Cover nnsnt . srg
ups claim 70 a portion Of the ST Clair
Flats shin cara. on the ground OF lts being
on Canadian territory, might be = serious
bar 10 tie rstsliaiory poliey If stne fresi-
dent should sctu ally attempt 10 close the
canal TO British vessels The claim Is not .
new one. 1t has ofleen been discussed Ia
Tie newspapers and by private citizens IN
Def r0it and on the other side Of the line
Out there has never been pressed decision
ia di plOmsgie correspondence. u was
brought up when the present River and
HaTbOr b.l MAS under consideration IA
COMMITTEES. Congressman Nutung, Of New
orb, asked Congressman Chapman
" neither the British claim vSs q serious one
Chipmsn replied IN the negative
Congressman Ghipmsn said TO-DAY be did
not see how the Dominion Government
could well enforce lis calm except through
diplomacy. The United States - IA actual
possession Of the c4nsl aud has been aimee
its construction. more than twenty years
ago. II the suspension of the Canadian
traffic should DC ordered by the President
our officers would probably make arrange
meDts 10 examine the papers Of each vessel
appearing al either end OF the canal, and
permit only American vessels 70 pass. The
only course open 10 the Canadians 10 dis
lodge the United States officers would be
the employment of force. They are not likely
TO do this without the approval OF the
Dominion Government. That approval Is
hardly likely 10 be given without The con-
sent Of the home government Ia London.
II il came TO the use Of force. the United
States Government has four companies IN
Fort Wayne Detroit while there have not
been any regular British troops on tie OPP
posite shore Tor many years.
"As 10 the question OF ownership. il
seemed hardly credible that the engineer
officers who built the canal built II without
making the proper surveys. and the engi-
neer officers in charge of the work treat
with ridicule the theory Of Canadian own
ership. Even il the survey should show q
part of the cznsl in the Canadian territory.
il i. hardly possible that any diplomatic
arrangement would fail 10 leave il ia our
possession. since it was built by an Ameri-
can engineer. and paid for from the Ameri-
can treasury.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
POLICE PICEUPS.

Not many drunks were run in last night.
In the Police Court yesterday $3.50 was
taken in.
for assault and battery.
Six druBks were up in court yesterday
and only two went 10 jail.
Jack Donshue psid Sl335 yesterday for
visiting a house Of i'll fame.
Georgisnna Gleason was arrested yester-
dsy for committing a nuisance
warrant was issued yesterday for John
Tssson. for assault and battery.
John shotty was arrested again yest.r-
day This time for car obstruction.
The Il. W. Abbott adultery case viI
come up for further examination today.
Jscobus C0urlien. of l54 Dsvis-st.. re-
ported lsst night that his horse wss gone.
IsnDigs 4 Murphy. for selling liqaor 70 8
minor, viii have sn examination on the
sth
Pstrolmsn Herman Scobv. sfsr being
sick seven weeks, i able to get out oa the
street. sgsin.
Mark Guver assaulted lady while drunk
Saturday night, and vas only fined s. and
cOsts ysstsrosv.
Prosecuting Attorney stusTt hss sp-
pointed r A. Rodgers 20 rex sfter Police
Court cases. A good appointment
r. Pulvsr reported to The police lsst night
that ne bad iet on riE yssfsr osy and uF
ts ate 81 nieht it p. Il not been returned.
John Wheeler VS. arrested on a vsrrsnt
Yesterday for being 0isor6sriF. it .
claimed tnst hs went to Lon Morrison .
place Saturday ni7ht and pat in portion
n tie night throwing pebbles On TIE roof
ef the house irving 20 scare The inmsiss.
NJ Wheeler saws it is not 90.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

Knew this countryl should taink I
"a. Wss oa tie tirst survsY Of the g. r.
A l. n this region. 6sfors toe great evil
vsr Csnpsd ca th- banks Of Clam Lake
s-i0rs sficx OF timber ever fell fron The
whi's msn ar"
"Did you know n A Biodzstt ia those
days1 snquirsd ths Nsscs a,id Errrsss.
"WhsL xnow Doc Bi0sxst1 Vel rsthsr'
I caught btsvsr s1d tanned their nide aud
sod en- 70 Doe - MAKE bim an overcast
-8en hs didn't own much mors a pair o.
horses snd one wagon. MANY he time
we BOYS ns7s been out deer snnunE and
PASSED ~ Dos log shsnfy sariy a ths
morning. Bag vs never E0t clssr By vith-
Gus as asins u- sEd msxing ths whole
crowd come IL snd havs come breakfast.
Haven seen Dec since. Vent 70 "a then
for fvs years.
IS hst rsginsnt we're you NJ
Third \ chiEsn tsvslrg, md wss prs
onsr e. Aosile. Nacoa and isst Of all
LlhrT.
81 you're AZ old timer
Little at Ia lie fo 80 Doc Bladzstt
sgsin ard ne speaker evss nrisht ~ al
Hsw wsife % as sna ruggst trsrae portrayed
tne COURAGEOUS ava rTmsn snd riodeinz
pioneer cf vraS sgo. lis nause = j. a
W0edman. now n Nsrio1. sad ne name
has b-sn synour8 1f h.s Hfs. he vas an
old uer ~ G.s.fIslTE ArFS
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
Csu.siI C.IIi.x.

A sewer viii Dc builI IN bost sick-sL
The Clerk Of the Supreme Court took IN
35l during August
Claims 10 the amount OF SIS, ,o54. sS were
ordered paid last evening.
The City Treasurer reported So COO 0S
cash on hand August 81
James AcHugh asked 70 be appointed
ianitOr OF the hew City Hall
VIII. Quirk's liquor bond At 277 South
Divislon-st. was iavorsbly reported.
The Committee on Lamps will meet on
hsckinac Island Thursday evening.
Willie Dietrich asked 10 Dc appointed
elevstor-tender IN the new CITY Hall.
Another inter-ls crib is 10 be built in
Grand River the use of the water works
Mrs Jennie Farwel objected 10 re-
moving OF the shade trees on Bostwick-st.
The kAyor wss ordered 10 execute a
number of sewer and water main contracts.
The City Clerk reported that he had re-
ceiyed sl,s76.9s during the month OF Au-
gust
Clerk Tozsr Of the Police Court asked for
q new outfit of carpets al Police Head
quaaters.
On motion Of Alderman Saunders the
city will bear the expense of dedicating the
new City Hall.
The hnckmen sent in petition asking
the Common Council 10 designate place
rs hack stand.
Alderman Sproul reported that he bad
made all arrangements to 60 to Mackinaw
wednesday morning.
n. Chohsn comes in with q long letter
asking that his lscersted feelings be healed
-it Rsf. tn
Claims.
d. L. Campsu and forty y-nine others pro-
tested against vacating Sixth, Seventh and
Eighth avenues where they cross the rail-
road tracks.
The City Attorney was instructed to de-
fend the city in the suit brought py a. l..
HatoA & Co, for material furnished The
new city bindings.
Aid. Stewart does not like to have another
Alderman stteni to his business, and raped
Aid. Eisen hsrdt last night for making a
motion that belonged to the West Side.
On motion of Alderman Saunders Super
intendent Smith was ordered to close the
Wonderland at once. and make q com
plant against the proprietor for running
the theatre without . license.
Marshal Wilson reported that w. T.
Powers was building q stone foundation
over the dock line on the West Side of the
river on Pearl-st.. and that he had notified
Mr.. Powers to remove the same at once.
The Fire Department Committee reported
that the changes ordered at the Wonder
land had been made. Alderman DeGraa
said that the owners of the building bao
not complied with the State law, and thai
| it was Q death trap.
Vim. T. Hess. of the School Furniture
Company, addressed the Council protesting
| against opening Tenth-st. He said thai
| they wanted to enlarge their works. and il
| the street was opened it would keep about
| forty men out of work
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
A DAGGER IN COURT.
Ths Narrfs9s faesr4st Dseis.r<a Forgery
~Lasgsr TsErg - sisaesd - So
Aoslas 4s.i 49,. Fsrrs - Thirty
D4ys for CoatsHyE

sAs Fasselse0. sept. 3-In the To ICED
States Cogrt today justice f.s.d r-sa 80
Ciaioa dselalBg tie taloas uaEEiass GA
lracl 1ssssea -4TAn Hi aad tas az sea
sfar Snsfon 70 be t0fssry. = as Hill,
80 IS a9s Ms. Terry. having married
judge IsIry. hsf eoalssL became 80 Siin
pasasoa sad sz-i4inssd iAAl lass Eisl All
sssn sfi1sd. ras marshal sas ofas5 sd 20
remove her r1m ne court room, % sAs
kaockel down D. Judge Ferry. ~ho<dreE =
dagger aad asciare,s a. mao snoa q toucn
BIS Els A desperate suuggls allowed
bslsesn ths judge snd Ms Ter, oo one
s.1s aat lAs coeFl offl1iais ca tae > laes. ont
the forzns sr zee finally sEerDos sfed ana
placed 1nder arrest ID Nrs. Isrry satehel
was faaaa . lsatsd revolver of e laEgest
Galore " zsn oldrf ~as restore TIE court
ssnssocsa Judge Terry 20 slx faonfas and
lis slie 10 talrrY dags lmpfis nmsnt TOR
e0G.enps ~ court
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
IN THE ROTUNDAs.

Judge Severns, is at the Morton.
NJ NJ. Miner of Nunica is at Sweets.
C. ID. Shoemaker. OF Greenville, is at the
Eagle.
W. T. Page. of Ionia, is stopping at the
Morton.
The Murray & Murphy Company are at
Sweets.
Rev. J. Gulick. of Mancelons, is stopping
at the Eagle.
J. n Foster aud daughter, of Coldwster.
are guests at Sweets.
]. II. Whitney and wife of Flint are
guests at the Morton.
W. w. Collin and 0. c. Kemp, of Green
vile, are at the Morton.
Rev. G. w. Sherman, Presidny Elder OF
the M. f. Church. is at the Eagle.
R. B. Mcknight. an East Saginaw at
torney, is stopping AZ the Morton.
Rev. F. C. Lee and Rev. W. Heath and
wife of Traverse City, are at the Esgle.
Geo. A. Patrick. of Flint. is At the Eagle.
So is B. b. Eldridge. of Benton Harbor.
J. Riordan. W. B. Wilson and c. L.
Whitney of Muskegon are at the Morton.
J. K. Flood, the Hart postmaster who
lost so much cash on Blinky Morgan, is
registered At the Morton.
II. Dale Adams. of Gslesburg. is guest
at Sweets. Nj. Adams is here on business
connected with the coming fair.
Hon. c. c. Ellsworth. of Greenville, was
in the citv yesterday. Mr.. Ellsworth is q
life long Republican. and shouts long and
loud for his favorites, Harrison and
Morton.
J. G. Ramsdell. OF Traverse City, one Of
the largest and most prominent fruit grow
err in Michigan. is at the Morton. Mr..
Ramsdell is acting President Of The West
Michigan Fair Association.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
oN rHE WAY He.Me
oensFsI harrissa Leaves Middle Bass
fsiaad-la Tsisds OVER Night

osasFsI Harrissa Leaves Middle Bass
fsiaaa-la Eslsus OVER Nixht.
hlDDL4 BAA. sept. 81 a0ruy after
oclock he s qua sIin scs,Fss Of colored
rass dying from hsr riggia steamed into
the mlddls u The bay AZ the cottasers
x.iBsrsd 0n tas pier, Ssaeral aud &rs.
Harrison shook hsnds CO.. Giz.ly with them
al ssd sercatediY exprss sed their thanks
flr tns hosoit4iltles aEa gourtesiss that had
Eesn sD0r~rsI uDoa thesl. The party we're
taen r0Esd Gus % ths =. xrA. tbs c0tisgers
cheering heartily An1 sagng their hand
ksFChlsis. A. 2 y clock. Alchsfs we're weigh
sd and amldaI fesevs 81 cheers and the
looming 0t anal car non, TIE sigma slowly
klcsd away. 6ensr4 HARRISON stood bare
headed Tie sIsrn 5no Bowed continuous
ly Until the boat DAD rounded Point Waite
Afs. Harrison sfossd beside him wearing =
handkerchief n each hand. In eonver.s-
lion sne said that she would gladly have re-
NAMED ~ ne isand for another week as
originally proieclfd had not important
tusioess compell9a he Generals return 10
Indianapolis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

C~rs~A one. sept L-Taa Geological
'nrvsy has received letter rom A. r.
Ea- sha - cnrtucfinx tse exclorsforr
e. petition 10 Ne eastern coasf af Ha,isons
So &c ~ fstsd Moose Fscsorv. James
Bar Iars o Mr Lav SAYS taa tae par-
~ nsd F-~st rftcHlrv bra travelling from
AXE winnipeg -o tls shnres 81 f.mss
t1V. tls Streams Berg swollen 20 sues 81
81 srf - to r'sse rsalhnE sxceedi1 "
dsrge u.s. AZ She time he rarfv srrigea
sf fsries saV -ne weather ras .it5eriF celd
srf fhe aer vs. -rt 49, iarEe 'ca z -.
srep fefa fee re.tr tas gone n ths hav
sorE sta vest rcasf sins a. -folors-
uea ef frs rTsrs running lren the Interior
lt Laetatfr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

After the parade yssierd AZ the two above
trades Orgsni nstions, with their best ball
players. assembled at R.rsons Park to con
test for superiority in The great national
game. Il can safely be ssid that no game
this season sy any two amateur clubs was
so elsvsrly aud closely played as the one
yesterday oy the above lines Every point
vas fougbt for with stssdv dstermin alien.
the feldiag. with ths exception of two
costly errors. was fsnltisss, aud the bs.tsr-
ies wOrksa -el, especially that Of the
printsra Payne was ~, his element. stTls-
ing out twelve men, end, in fact, IL was the
best game he has pit Cird here this season
The hrst ianiDg, yth side- scored two
runs, gooss-egz for - Printers the second
innings and enc run fer the Cigsrmsksrs
bank for sots mines ths Enird, aud in the
fourth innings g Tffiu. by splendid bass
stealing and Tunni ~. tied the score--3 t. 3.
In The fifth misu rderstsDding as to the
num5sr Of men or vas sksn advantage Of
- the C1gsrmsks a. vho scored q run. In
tie sixth the Cigf.r nsksrs scosed While the
Printers we're blsoxsd. slsq in the seventh
innings. Score Sot0 3 IN favor Of the Cigar
makers
Ciss--skers. @ ..
p -frt1-s ......--..----- ...t n p t-
ssl.srieS- Fri-4s - "a T1e snd esr1ireT.
tizsrlske-s ssn-s ard fnlts
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

SAsns tire So. i = sad Judge Brace.
we haa ravsr Witnessed game - azse-
bsH ~-nt aver 20 sexicc - w7taess a cor
uest ,-e~>-n tws slusreur riues TIE gzme
c-orress~a Tor t.Eae NiJhaat incident, tse
Ts,xs remsiaaaxs gave sut aee7i lister
ssspf sra<.sstsr wish a. ercas.ozsi -
rr-zshfal zsar-e a. tae u1ps-s, 81 = wi.6
49, -han~@f . st-Ee tae anpz~e n re
stomach. vhsz. surstinx ont e . wild isnra
whsse elappirg his ssads. ne Izazs cried
eli. goodF. <uo6F. xsodT. Thst fslsw
aas s@~w ssestng - ass % sn6 sssnsr rr =
- ny e~er ssee re FA.e e~zzHencsa.
tcs xa~ss hef sEsssee s~~ A frt@s4
Hs-alv sxviss 50 rast = 49, 80 sx=szese -
s,ss poar sssl~w - ss.zd n she ~sT sa< rst
hls Sc =. ard tas lates wss srsst-
fasi~z shse - as eevx s1Ns<aA -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

ToLxpo. sept S.-rhs sigma arrived here
shorty Aster o'clock. having made the run
Of forty miles lR tribe over three hours.
The lakr vas ssIl ss poad. and Ghs trip
xas a dshsntfu one No pubiic announce
meat asa oss4 maize 0f the time that ths
party ~ould reach Toledo. and c0rse-
qasntiY thexs VAS 40 crowd AZ tne dock.
Open carriages we're IN saitIng and General
snt Mrs. hsFrisoD. with their Indianapolis
Trends were driven 10 the residence OF
WlIIan Cammings, whose guests they Will
be until morning
Tonight private reception was given IN
thsig ncnsr. They VII leave for acme AZ
1910 tomorrow morning. going va tne
Wssssn 10 Peru, thence oy the Lake Enc
and Wssrern 10 Indianapolis. DemOnstra-
tio-s srs expected a. Uehsnce aud Fort
WsynA
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

EfrsroRTH Ne. Sent. 3-An audience
Of zOoo psopl. frsm ali parts Of Hancock
county. assembled today TO bear Mr..
Blaine. They -s,s dissppoiDtsd IN the
srevity Of Mr.. Bsins's speech, which 90
oupi@5 only fft.en Hiissss. he covered
principally tbs points be has discussed ia
previous speeches He osugbt severe cold
a. Dover FRIDAY and = ism porsrily ois-
shled FROM pasiic spestias re expects 70
spesE e. Pennington touoTro~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

ToVsss7o-r. Osio. sspt3.-Tbouss Ne
Kenny. proprietor Of = bctsl 81 fs'srs-
burg Ohio. nin. niles frsn here. cans 70
tie city ys.tsrssv sro cary Us morniag
-ss fouu1 or fhs sid.rsz 10 'front.' q to
Hoe Windso~. hsving fsleu ouf ~ =
tbird-storr a3or vails intoIicsfe1. sew
e-s ofss ms ~ers broken sro lrserns
injuries rsn6.r Is Tsosvsry doabtfl-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
A Roa.Ing M-etinx ct Park City.

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PARK CRY. Sept. 3.-The Republicans Of
ibis place bad rou.ing meeting and pole
raising Saturday night. Senator l.. G.
Palmer. Of Big Rapids. and Lawyer Hsr-
wood. Of White Cloud. were the spsskers
The crowd vas The largest that ever congre.
gated in Park CITY and great enthusiasm
for Harrison aud Morton Was manifested.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

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GRANT. Sept 3.-The iointer exploded in
'Sqein's" shingle mill at Ii o'clock today
instantly killing Thomas James. He leave.
an aged mother whose only support he WAS
The town Is in deepest mourning over the
sad event.
This is the second son Mrs James has
lost here. and her reason 4. affected. She
mas the sym patty ofa large circle of friends
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04
Matters ut Ada.

ADA. Sept. 3.-Died. Mrs. Lsvsnns. wife
Of David Hill. September 1st of typhoid
fever, aged % wears. She leaves q husband
aud three small children besides other
reistives to mourn her loss. Funeral at the
school house at / O'Clock D. m. today
To dr. and Mrs. Benson Lincs. a girl Sep
tsmber The Rev. w. p. Wilcox is on
a cave Of absence tor three weeks-Nrs
Charles II. Clinton is sick with quinZy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-04

YouvesTowv. O.. sept 3.-Chsrlss Alec.
Who slop-d With Miss Nstti. scovills. snd
escaped from ~ Officer rhen the girl ~ss
taken bone. isst night obrsined . rig snd
r3ecfins Miss Scovile nsar her home. The
psir drove r,pialv swsv The fsthsr of tbe
riri followed thsrn far ssvsTsi miles With q
sbotgan. bnt fnsliY lost tbe trail