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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
To our City and Country
Friends we are deeply
Thankful for their
Magnificent Pat
ronage.
Onr Special Sales Recorded
as Events i'm the Profess
sien of Dry Goods.
Watch Our Columns i'm tho
Public Press.
For we Intend TO Keep the
Ball Rolling.
And Surprise You with Our
Daily Attractions.

We have received this day
GO pieces new Satteens, beauti-
full in style and late in de-
signs, worth 20 and % cents
per yard, our price will be
only l2t and Is cents.
Right here we wish TO say
our trade this season In Sat-
teens has been simply wonder
full verifying predictions made
in the early Spring. We i'm
ported boldly and purchased
IN the home market almost
extravagantly and the lines
have disappeared IN a manner
gratifying to us. We are buy
ing daily of necessity for our
unprecedented trade. New
and fresh styles and fabrics
direct from manufacturers.
Our prices will be found the
very lowest in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

s4s In . con mnotien. easinsss vas sas-
ps1dsd. pbys.cfzns ssEs sannolae1i ana
sesersl polies ofncsFs. sao sere Ia t1s coz
ridoF, seFs called into TIE room. Ihis
gave rise ~ . report thai sew hks
kkhtaing sroaaa TIE hotel xnd drew .
a4rge crowd 80 tie immedlsts vicinity. that
az alteration bad occurred betssen Ma
b0ns and Wise. in which pisteis lad been
drawn This pss d<ni<d ~ Sergeant
Saith. bat the fact vas eoaamsaled npon
that from the period IN question
tso officers remained in the room.
vale third stood guard at The
door. C2dsF ths influence OF
several pitchers Of ice water
which were smpfied upon his had and ths
pFompt arrival Of = porter with bottle Of
ammonia. the falnting delegate vas brought
20 consciousness. much % the relief OF
several Of bis colleagues who we're im-
sas about 20 expire from heart
disease. When the Committee had once
more got down 10 business, General
Malone took the door and delivered q
Characteristic speech. roundiy dsnouneing
both political aud personal motives of his
opponents. BY this time be worked him
self into a white heat and his voice pens-
trsted through door out into the corridor.
AL bis power Of inysctiyes Was brought
into play. and IL Was several times feared
that Wise would De unable TO maintain his
self possession. He succeeded in doing 30,
however. and when Malone had con-
cluded he was called upon 10 reply IN be-
half of the contestants. He opened mp with
calm and dispassionste explanation of the
situation, and At 1915 10 still talking. The
prospects are that the other contests will
not be taken up until tomorrow. and in
this event the chances of the convention
getting down 10 permanent organization
aim
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
Good Game at Morley.

skcAasstr - ~ 1SAsAaAs-sttf>>-
MORLEY, Mich, June iS.-Morley and the Sand
Lake con- bined bsse ball clubs played 81 Howard
City sunday and it was one of the best games
played d there this season. The game was won by
and Lake, but ROt through superior playing, but
on account Of the Morley UNI pire who got excited
and gave the game awsv. The betting of the
Morley club was far superior 10 the sand Lake
btss they ked in base rnnning.
Although the sand Lake combination club are
= good club. We are waiting 10 meet thfa a. any
date The score by innings i az follows:
Morley ..........-.....0 o 0 z as 0-15
sand Iske......-.--.-..,-o 2 0 o 5-ls
Three base hits-sha'er.
Twobss hits-Pinney.
Double pisys-Gillelsad 2, Taylor 2, Pinney and
Shafer
Passed hai<-shafer shsttuca s.
Len On hases-N orley > sand Lakes
struck ouf--By Bowen : Anson z Quinlsu Z
Bsttsries-horiey. Bowen. A nson and shsfer;
Sand Lake. Quinlsn snd Shsttuck.
Umpire-Hfasr HiA
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
TRIED TO KNIFE A PRIEST.
Exciting Scene at . New Rochelle Catho-
lie Church.


lie Church.
NEW YORK, June 49, Father Thomas
Mclaughlin, pastor of a Catholic church
in New Rochelle, married Jerry Meshan to
Annie Dooley six years ago, and the mar
riage did not turn out happily. Meehan
at intervals has shown signs of insanity,
and at such times be exhibits q murderous
hatred for the priest. Last night he called
a. the parsonage, and on being asked his
business drew . stiletto and made q
lunge at the girls neck who answered the
bell. She saved her life by slamming and
locking the door Nee han then turned his
attention toward the little church, where
Father Mclaughlin sat in the confessional.
Some dozen persons were present at the
time. heehan raped at the door which
leads into this inclosurs, and was told by
the pastor TO retire TO the other side. Me-
chanicaliy he obeyed, only TO unsheath his
knife and make several wild attempts on
Father McLoughlin's life through the
space in the confessional which divides the
parisbcneT from his father confessor. The
priests cries for help brought several per-
sons who. after hard struggle, disarmed
and secured the madman.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
DEATH OF A BANK wREcKER.
Benjamin O. Hubbard Ends HE Days In
Joliet Penitentiary

JcLIET. H., June l9-Benjamin o. Hub
bard died at Joliet Prison yesterday. He
was the wrecker of the First National Bank
of Monmouth. His shortage of sl15.0O0
caused the concerns doors to close
in 1885. Hubbard was the cashier.
He stood well in society and was con-
sidered a very honorable man. Public opin-
ion ran high against him because a great
number of the depositors were poor
people who had placed thsir hard-earned
savings Of many years in his hands. He
was tried ia the United States Court in
Chicago and sentenced to seven years i'm
prisonment at hard labor. He had been
siling for long time. and was reduced to
a mere shadow Of his former self. Several
attempts 10 procure a pardon from Presi-
dent Cleveland resulted in a refusal at each
application.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
MhIt.han Nuggets.

WHITEHALL. June f9.-Ths weather for
the past three DAYS has been very warm. %
degrees in the shsde.-- There will be =
great shundsnce of fruit in this county II
nothing happens 10 prevent-Tbs Sum-
msr resort at the foot Of White Lake has a
number Of guests There will be good
accommodations for visitors 81 White Lake
resort this Summer.-Ths pessen ger boat,
". p. CovelL a new boat, makes three trips
10 Chicago each week. leaving whitehall
Monday, Wednesday and Fri8sv. leaves
Chicago Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
There srs Eve or SIX steam barEss
trading a. this port this Sumner snd a
number Of other s@iling crsft---About
twenty FIVE alzsr enthusissts from this
pace Gil attend TIE chicago Convention
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

CHfcAec. June IA rusb p-il nell from
fhe cen rsntion bal. bnrried dinner. snd
sas sdhereafs Of the numerous csndi-
ssnts~ w>re hsri a. work sgsin secrrtiv and
oreniv. sndesvcring 70 gam ple,iees 81 sup
prrt run oue teiexste CT smother. Hesi-
o.-e~fers we're. f rossinie. even
r-,ora cru~5ed thar ever Politicians
,o rssr i7entsl missions Lew bifhsr
.ns thither. sna sverr svsiisbls tBte-room
- rr-ssef inf1 servics f1r secret contests.
.na r-s sher az re stusticn - inst - m
se,tle3 s18 q, xe5 a. lt was twensv- ionr
sou~s 80 a. - ir ass oeen e. sny tms
49, re ,sttle wes opened ~lth fne arrival
. ne trst aelez-tlou.
From Shern.r. tlne sfrc1xesf rsntiidsfe
n coirt of eertaia nn,ne~ e~iesi strensfA On
th- frsf esIict doun to Risk. he weakest,
the-e ret Al sxrsrt poiircsl
ssfisficisn in srv enc 90 ne
.~~er csmrs saet csn szare
witbin miles ~ .hs stt,ial support his man
wiI - sSsnrer Caiirnis kS~e pretty
VEL nsie ne their minis 10 refrsia from
piscing Bsine ia aeninSteff vhen the
stare = 81 .e1. 8esc.fe .ae srat4or cf
sreed REvmond SCR Sreesv tast theT
~~uia % - srtte sf Al erresifirn. Sat
fh~~ 49, vDfe Scr 1n On shs drsf eaIiot
irst ne ssrae a. itev sre creisv cie-e to
fne go II ne roH eel the~ ra.rrs.te t1st
seetr exsfnrir can net fsl e. % szicnS.
p~nes rsndioscr ass ksCf on spaer sad
- Ne~ 3rk ieeEstien ecutnaes - n
So shst he = thsir srsf srf cay choice.
kHrr tie conv-cf1cn Aad sifcernea tss4v
ssF aamesF of s~spie. nes az Il sAsa
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
Committse on CredentinIs.


CHICAGO. June I9.-The Committee on
Grand Pacific. with . good prospect that its
lAbors will not be completed until long
after midnight. Piled high on the table in
front Of the Secretary is voluminous
batch of documents having reference to
contests in the States of Virginia, Mary
lard. Mississippi and the District of Co
umbs, the settlement of which is the
greatest part of the labor that the commit
tee Is called upon TO accomplish, Seven
o'clock was the hour at which the commit
tee should have assembled. but 20 minutes
later Just . score OF members were in the
room. General Malone wa, the next 10 ar
rive, and be slbCwed his way through the
dense crowd in the corridor with an energy
that demonstrated that he was in for the
fight. But wien be reached the door be
found il barred by the broad shoulders of
Major Edmund NJ Smith, OF Denver, who
was officiating as Sergeant at Arms 70 the
committee. At the right stood Senator
Riddlebsrger, who was iD something of a
hilarious mood and on his left was good
sized group OF the friends OF the contesting
delegations. Gen ersl Malone pushed his
diminutivs frame between Smith and Rid
Gleberger. and plsced his hand on the knob
OF the door. Smith clutchsd il in q second.
"YoEr business please2' he ssked po-
litsly.
Il want to 90 in" was Mahone's re-
ply.
This room il reserved for the COMMITTEES
on Crecsutials." responded Smith.
Il am a member of that committee"
SPOKE up The General.
mo you are not; il isn't 80, shouted a
voice in the rear. General Malone looked
quickly around. There was tre In his
eye and It might have gone hard with the
man who had given him the lie. could he
have been Identified. The General shot a
glance st Riddlebergsr. another a. the crowd
on the otner side, then stood refsctivciy
for second. and then the same voice
in The rear shouted a second time, He
sin't delegate. don't let him in" General
Malone turned right about, face Who
said that" he demanded. bat there was no
response. Ssrxssnt Smith saw that q storm
was brewing and determined to avert it.
IF you viii give ne your word that you
are entitled 70 admission, be said in an
undertone. Il will ct ron ia"
II Eive you nv word a. Virginisn and
= gentleman" was the Generals reply.
rhersupon the door vas quickly opened
aud he stepped IN and a moment later he
vas in conversation With General Bing-
ham. the Philadelphia Congressman.
After reli had been called General Biag-
ham Was placed in nomination for Chair
man Of the COMMITTEES. aud aabough he
protested that be wanted 70 hs on the Out
side he wss elected. At this jsncture Sen
ator RicdleherErr could be heard through
TIE half closed door. II The Com nitfse
wants to hesr from ne I want 20 know Il
quick. fdr I den intend 70 stand here al
uight.
Whar fhs r,.sffr,r -ras E,---, ,ff- raIf.4 n
order it vas discovered that representa-
ave Of the aited Prsss vas in lka room.
This gave riss 70 discussion. which ended
IN the s6opti6n of resolution that The
business af i1e entire con- mittee should Be
Transacted n sxscutive so n
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
Parasols.

We are almost giving them
away. BY actual invoice we
have in stock only~7S fancy
Parasols out of q stock OF ever
SIX hundred at the commence
ment of the season. This
small balance we will wine
entirely out by cutting the
price twice IN two.
In 26 and 2S inch Silk Sun
Umbrellas we are headquart-
ers. This department is IN
eaualed in the State and our
prices are lower than in New
York City, the home of the
industry.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
White Goods.

We have brought the White
Goods to the front OF our
store and will make one grand
and we think successful effort
to close out the entire stock
before July /. Don't buy a
white dress or even an apron
until you inspect this depart
ment. We will startle yon
with our bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
The sisnatson.

The situation. ~ 1t present outlined 10 o
most peculiar one, and the first ballot will
show . most formidable array OF ''favorite
sons" The South has no favorite son, but
vill leave IL 70 the Northern States to tr OF
out their timber, and they v1ll select there
from. New York is solid tor Dspev and
counts on the support Of New jersey, de-
spite the fact that the latter vsil present
name Of William Phelps FOR the Vice Presi-
dency. Connecticut will cast q com mrlir0en-
tsrv vote FOR Senator HaTIsy, swinging
into line 1T the proper tine for Dspew
Nichiesn wiil stand solid for Algsr. Iowa
Cor Allison and Wisconsin for Rusk In5i-
ans vii stand by Harrison ss long a. there
a ghost q shav for ''tiuf Old Beu. %
bot bow long Illinois -sH sfsnd for tfrssh am
Or 0hio for Shs-rnsn no one can tel par
tIcHi.Yiv fhs lstter. vho. IN case q TIE
nossinsficn going . TIE Fast, vszid accept
= oonspronsise vhieh might psscs Governor
J. B. Forsker in second p8sce. Californis
and the Pscisc Coast vii vofe tor B.rirs
s0d ssssTt fhsv ~Hl sick by their esndi-
dses untii the infsrnsl regions freszs ever.
Tenn>~s>>s vofe viz lsvxsiy ec 70
A ger 80 Tsnnes>e1ns conseatinE tten
sivss rith presenting ths nsone Of s1-
ConETessrnsn Hn. r koo~s. fsr vics-rrssi-
dsnt Psnnsvlvsaiss frss sssies wil be
csss ~ AsF~r Filter 81 PAilsde phis. tst
vi oisateRrzts sn6 sostteT tAsrsafser.
Kansas ris sfsod by E1zsiis. klssea~i vfli
prsseAs tie nsws o sx-EsiteI States
Senstor lees r. Hssdsrxou sri Texss
either fhs ssns - Jadxs G. r Sstins 81
Ja8ze AcCo-xsak. sath of tie Jnf-s3
Stafes Corrt
Wish thzs fsrnidssao Stray 81 es8&dstss
. IN >sssss Fer sog ens - eorrsctir
g1ess tes vIn7er. inssynarz =. fhs f~st
"a i0t ~ not - tske7 bsfers IAursfsr 5r
r,ossfasF Frtsg sz1 esfsus1se Ard exsrss
are n<~ ner<'T sres<s~sfs-xL Dsrew
sssaa< - kos6 tas ksy 800 - ~ si<sstson.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
HOME RUNS.

spirited game Of bali was played today be-
tween the Commercial College ana High school
teams ~ the Jefferson ave. park, which resulted
IA victory for the latter The feature OF % e
game was the fine work of W. n. Joues pitcher
Tor the High school. who struck Out eighteen
men. Mr. Jones is a new man In the city and
agreeably surprised the spectators. Score, "a
10 3.
Swens5urg's BuEiness College nine defeated
Buchanan q Co.'S nine al the Base Bail Park
yesterday afssrnooB by q score OF u 70 l1
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

The committee on permanent organiza-
ton got through its work in short order.
Morris NJ. Estee. of California was chosen
as permanent chairman and the secretaries
and other officers OF the temporary orgsni-
zstion today were continued in their
position. Estee was Californian's choice
for temporary chairman. aut was defeated
in the National Committee yesterday by
one vote. This enrsged the men from the
Pacific Coast and in order TO placste them
il was considered polite TO give them the
permanent chairmanship. This Is, of
course, much bigger plum. and the Cali
fornians are elated accordingly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

Cu1eseo. June ~ -Midnixht-For the
past four hours there h.s oeen TIE deuce 10
pay ia tie COMMITTEES % Crsdensiais. Al
though BE vas the ansnirnous choice ofthe
e0nsnltfee for Chssrrnsn. Congressman
Ringhsn. wh0 is prenouncea in his sup
port of Nshcne, snd desired 60 t.ke
ihs seor IN hsasf or tbe -
tie Yirginisn. declined he housr
snd Congressman HsDhurn. q Tovs ~4s
eiectsd = hss steal b n Bo-warth. a.
Rhofis island, b~ing chosen seer-tsrv. Il
wss decided 10 fsFe sp fhs Firxsnia contest
an3 ersav efenssl for-tas coussstsn~ az
address charsrsers1ed 5v caussd. rsbse
wsTratb. and Relegst--sf-Isrge : Browa.
kilen tea1 - Nsfes ard A. y Esrris
saliaset "a hehaif ef tee Nshsre zri~Ss-
tscn Waite she laftrr sss sre.xiax ane
q ths nemssrs - ne COMMITTEES ~hssse
aafre c0si6 eot ha sscerfsinei - ta ta1s
wrfrSnG. wse c~srce-e ~ she extr--ne
ksef snf r~elssf frern hiS stsn<i ~ -
<ifcn a. tie nsnfe piees ~ fne aocr n q
aees STAT F8r Al instSnt tzs cosnisf>s
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

LaxoxT. Jans ia.-Fruit growers IN this
vicinity can bexia 70 talk Of ripe straw
berries sIsses Abbis ard Cor. Sssrks
have returned horne sAsr a month : 50 0arn
vith relatives ~ Shsruasn City.-Nrs. g.
r. efrexx % IN Grand Rapids receiving med
iczl srssfment-Ths inTlsstlo1s are cut
fav the golden Wedding % NJ. and Mrs.
pfrzn Batemsn, ukich tales place June
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

TIE Blaine an nierc0rrsnt 10 very strong.
II New 1erk swi1gs into lins for kisins -
the proper tlEns be siil De nominated With
gel Il she swings feF AixsF he y assured
Of the nomination. II tie ticket De Blziae
il will be tailed With Als1E. Allison OF
<hSrmsn
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

Nis Hstfis Colbzrn. of Great Fsiis Nj.
kss written 10 S1perfstenSenf smith, sn5
vsnts him = b. > Fad bs7 mother. krs
ksrioa Ihorps0r. o. I'd Dos4eks ard
VIE Shs ssVs snst sfs hss nor hesr5
freTn hsr uothsr is trTse ssrs and + sex-
sus to.fn6 ber
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

taeAsssSs ~ "a xsAtstss
BosFoN. Juns ls-fhe boStons and New forks
played . Aisgrseeful game Of eleven innings to
day, N With both Wed Win each other m max
i1s eFraTs The game Won IA the eiskeHtn
10 aouders base 0n balls and eises three beg
ger The heldiEg Il Nash sna . kourke and ths
batting ~ IlrrnaD asft tue features AllendGnct
4.00. The score wsa i0lloWs.
boston. ............-.l . ? 1-s
Base Hiis- -B0aion 8 New fbrk 5.
ffrors- boston l6 New York a.
latteries-souders. Tate keefe Kwing
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
Saturday Night Special Sale.

We inaugurated last Satur-
day night. a Special Saturday
Night sale and our sBccess
was beyond our strongest eK-
pects.ions. We viii continue
the good work n long as we
have a bargain left IN our
house. We viii have our
table in excellent shape for
the coming Saturday night
and the baa gains viii be many
and good.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

~, s~sx. =. ~ sssts-<ssNss.
Rsxs CRY. Jaae fa--The dvslIinx hozss
- Jscos srock. vas struck By lxhtnins
shcrt ons eisck tesisr ard h@1ir
5ers.T~si A ss4s scr 81 NJ. Brock. soort
scur yss~ ot ~ss seriously injarsd buf
vii an6cD atedsy recevsr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
The Gresham Boom.

The Gresham boom seems practically
dead. and in such an event over its political
grave should be erected a monument bear
ing the inscription. Killed by the over
Jealous Chicago press and the msgnates of
the Central Pacific Railroad" The position
taken by the Republican press of Chicago
in maligniDg and ignoring other csndi-
dates in their blind effort To boost Gresham
TO the front has had the effect of sntsgon-
izing the friends OF the other candidates.
and from them. in the hope of q break or
compromise, Gresham can hope to cain no
strength. He will nearly. if not quite. poll
his full strength or the first ballot, which
even his most ardent admirers do not place
at more than 112 votes. All the noise and
hurrsh for the distinguished occupant of
the woolsack comes from Chicsgoites, and
il is safe prediction to count Gresham out
of the race when the tug Of war begins.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

xlS.stAss HtAsSsAs-pssA.s.
wAsEIN6ToE, June la.-fhe Senators went 70
work in the opening innings today in very
busiiless-like manner. aud when the third isning
lad been completed they had splendid lead
against the Phillies After the third inuing
they could DO nothing With Csseys curves whi .
the visitors plassd q grand uphill game and
won. Following Il TIE score.
Washington -....-....~~l ] Q o. 3
IhiladelI Ihia-..........-o 0 ? @ Q ! Il 7
Base hils-washinglon. 9; Philadelphia 2
ErrorS-w ashlugton Z; Philadelphia s.
BGtterles-C ilnaOfe and Mack. Casey and No
(iufre
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

r. -, rsme-nesr n nssizx wear prsrzrs-
t5ons Fea e@n kHv evsTv srtsre yas nay
n~es = see 6xy Eoods j1sx sos-1asrs.r 90
a kicd<rs xrsa< nsa
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

Kalamazoo won another game from Toledo
yesterday which puts ber up . notch. Jackson
az usual was just one behind Lima, and these two
Clubs still retain their positions al top and
bottom. Following is the summary Of ali the
games placed:
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
BOSTON WINS AGAIN
surlr DOES NOT GRANGE POSITIONS
osly TIVE Games flsysd IN the League
Hostsn ..d Philsdslphss the Wisness
Wheeling, IslaA. haisaszoe.
FitssbsrE sna asnsfsia Winaers
s1 the fri- state League.

Detroit. Chieseo. P1llsburg and indianapolis
hsd az on asy seslsfdsF. Ano ons swo esIaes
are reported sse lhsy sge both pronounced dis
graceful" IA tie erroEs made. The resuA s shown
IA TIE usasl nall dispatches received BY The Tai
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

There Is seeming abatement in the
Sherman boom and the "solid South"
which came here almost as q unit for the
'Ice Houses his opponents dub him
seems TO be shattered at the present writing.
ii not wholly broken. Saturday and sun
day IL was Sherfsisn against the field, but
the Influx Of visitors spd delegates from
other States seems to have stemmsd the
tide. and the sherman stat seems dimming.
The boomers Of Blaine. Harrison. Algsr.
stratsons, bot although ell the populssson
of Ohio seems 10 have been dumped into
Chicago, there has bean 20 hurrah for the
former King of the Treasury. and like
Gresham. he seems virtually out Of the
race, except q revuision In sentiment
sets In.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

Tne Trrss KESex Co \ bass 8sE rf1s ts1s isnre
fse ne rsw q t-rSEe Fspf<f ersr1z - =
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
CHANGED DAILY.


The following is taken from our new COOK
book. price 81 lOr given away with every 8
sold;
Tfsb salad.
Take fresh vhftefsb o. trout. boil cbop
II fine. put with the same quantity Of
chopped cabbage. cslerv OF lettuce Season
the same 9 chicsen salad.
Ne~ China Dtpser sess
We have inst opened lovely line Of
Chns Dinner Sets also Tea Sets. Tbess
good have come directly from the fsctory
n Emonrss Frsncss 20 ne Fsv buyinr these
goods directly and in large ousntifiss - ne
DO ws eet the lsrgsss possible discetnts
which vs give voU the benefit of You
never sew snch cheap End pretty se,s ~
these are. Cotns ard 80 them before ths7
are 81 gons
If vou vsnt - he healthy vou nsust filter
tie vstsf yop drink. The in pertsses ~
pure ~sfsr is attracting the sflsEti0n of
scientifc r3sn. pbvficisns aud bsslth osiosrs
sli ever fbs civilized world Cal sDe see
Cur ftsrs-tfe be<t ib the word Jbird
foor fsEs ths sievsfer
Our Ice fsrs are gssnr rapidly.
Thoss q - FienBs pistss for D1r ere
great sttTsctieE.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1888-07-13
wo1eett PuI1A Cut.

Minneapolis Evening Journal: Fred P. Fan
cher. Of Jamestown, Dakota, vice president Of
the Scandinavian Elevator company, eame to
Minneapolis yesterday, with the resignation Of
c. c. Wolcott, manager Of the elevator COM
pany, in his pocket and the resignatioa will
probably be accepted this afternoon at the
meeting Of the company. Why Lr. Woleott
should wish to resign is little mysterious It
Is not because Of the suit chat Mr.. Doy, tho
treasurer Of the company, has brought against
him, for his resignation was written sometime
before the suit was commenced. Mr. Pancher
said that a meeting Of millers and grain men
was to have been hold in London eoao time
next week for raising -brnipnono 10 Ito sua-
pany. Since suit nos bpen cosar1aceoa, how
ever, accounts Of tae nGar Eae, psen e6bled
to 1pgland end Il Is foared nsv raaks the
Englishfnen hesitate
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1888-07-13
Chicago aad st. Loais.

Two prominent cities of the Vest are those
whose names head this paragraph. Chicago,
the chief marvel of city growth in America,
fifty years ago only small fort on tho frontier
-an Indian trading post In swamp-now
known all over the world as wonderful em-
porium Of commerce and c busy hive of indus
try, whence nearly million workers send out
their products to be used of all nations. st.
Louis, founded IN the historic ''early days"
when tho lilies Of France claimed dominion
over the Mississippi vaIley-now sitting COM
mercial queen, the center Of vast river COM
meree, and sentinel at tho gateway Of the
great and growing Southwest q city Of wealth,
intelligence and solid worth, much talked Of
as future location Of tho national capital.
These are worth d pilgrinage-th draw
thousands Of vlsitorA and ''The Burlington"
has its own line into both Of them, 90 tuy your
ticket BY that line, OF write to ". ). G. Kenyon.
general rassenger agent G. B. 4 n. railway,
St. raul, MinH.