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100 i'm

To-MoRRow being New Years day
there will be no issue of the BuLLE-
TIN.
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THE w. II. Dimond carried a mail
to San Francisco to-day.
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In the matter OF the bankruptcy
OF G. Awang, Mr.. T, f. Lansing was
this morning appointed assignee,
under II bond OF $4,000.
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AFTER to-day 10 per cent. addi-
tional will be charged on taxes.
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MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1888.
ARRIVALS.

Brit blk DunscOrc, 100 days from Liver
pool
Stmr Waialeale from Kauai
Stmr Nlikahala from Kauai
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YOU CAN

Still buy a Handsome New Years
Present, at a very low prices for
cash; Fine Diamond Ring, Lockets,
Sleeve Links, etc, ETC., at
CONES & W1CHMAN,
Fort street.
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IX.-CITIZEN's MATCH.

Some very valuable prizes, and Il
prize for every body. Any rifle; 3
rounds; distance POO yards. No air or
set triggers allowed. Entries uulimit-
ed. Entrance fee, $
No entries will be made before the
day OF the match. and persons will
shoot according TO the number ON their
ticket.
All persons who have made over 50 per
cent at any general meeting Of The a..
X. A. will not be allowed to gom.tto,
Committee ou Citizens prizes
j. j. WILLIAMS,
j. ii. SOBER,
T.. o. WuITE.
i. BRODlE, NJ, d.,
President.
q, H. NICOLL,
Secretary n Treasury. l2G I'd
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"terIy exhibition Of Sun

eterly exhibition OF Sun
THE qua ut the Kawaiahao
day Schooia3 orning, was fairly
well attended The ~ goa1 y Wv
various schools was yei,
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THE st. Andrews on. 70. n '",ocn,
ion win have pu ente''m. '" ''onI
Thursday evening arthe large S9..o 10y
room i'm the grounds OF st, ANDREW ?
priory, kindly loaned them by the
SisLrrs.
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WENNER & co.

Have just opened out Large New
stock of Holiday Goods, comprising
Set and Unset Diamonds, Brooches,
Strings, Bracelets, Bangles, Lace
/ Scarf Pins, Rings, Ladies' and
tents Gold and Silver Watches and
Watch Chains, Ladies' Fob and
Vest Chains, Diamond Collar But
MS, Clocks, Sill ;er Ware, etc.
-peS" Prices within the reach of all.
n.
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NII.-HYACINTH CUP.

Presented by Lieut.. i. p. Ashc, DR..
r. +, Neo and Lieut., A. ID. Douglas
Hamilton. 10 become the property of
the marksman winning it twice. shots
at 200, 300 and 600 yards. Military
rifle; any position. Entrance fee, 81,
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VIII.-STANDARD AMERICAN
MATCH.

200 yards. open to all corners. Mill
taly rife. Unlimited entries. Entrance
fee 81. First prize. 500; 2nd, SIS; Sd,
$40; ith, SIS: 9TH, So; prizes OF 81 80;
| Of 81; , of 30 cents.
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IHE ONLY PAPER read By all
Il chsses--"lAe Daily Bulletin" 90
cents per month,
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

HAPPY New Year to all.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-28


Yes, they say that the reputable and promi-
nent people Of this city who believe in
Spirifuslisn are numerous When Br u
Halstcsd of Cincinnati. who Is known as
Field Marshal Halstead was here a week or
50 ago be and some friends were talking on
this subject. The great editor didn't beiieve
In spirits, pooh poohed them out Of eristenDe
entirely. Nevertheless be said be had had q
curious dream oncs when be was in Europe
In bis dream respectable procession Of tis
dead friends came marching UP 10 him headed
hy Florus d Plympton. formerly one Of h;s
editors and an uRfaliering SPiritu4list Mr.
Plympton looked ~ be bad appeared in life.
and SO did the red eyed Kentucky Co.ODel
and 50 did old jim --- One Of the
members stepped out from the rspis and
said Here we al are. Halstead we've cons
20 assure ron that this thing Of living after
you are dead is true. You never believed IT,
Wei, take look At uE, one and all, and see
IL we are no; the same cid fellows that you
knosv In the flesh
When this speaker retired another stood
forth and harangue1 a while And they 70
ferrod - 20 many things in the past, and
were 50 circUrlsfartial and convincing,
that. bless me SAID Mr Bslstsad, III they
dicaf make re feel coHfoundedly UDcom-
Portable" Thinking ct last that BE- would
scatter them by TIE time honored means II the
ready revolver he pointed 9 sir shooter ct
them and clicked s~sT Buf the perverze
thinc only snspped and wouldn't 50 OF
vhorest the sIooks lsu-bed. made fsces ct
hiu. and ridicule3 him with uDdisfnrb>d
good nature Thrn. boving ~ith mock bss-
railitr. they left tifn 10 his unbelisf New
YORK Press Every Day Tax
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-28

Il vas . criminal lawyer IN thss city for sir
years said well known member of the
bar. and bad very large business. usskirr
q good deal cf money Bat ] you'd not
g. back 70 criminal practice for I've taHe<
what I am making a. the present time A
criminal lawyer cannot call biz scDl his own.
nor a minuts q hss tine fts hss - handle
al sorts q tad characters in al sert. of -sys
and adviss with Or 6efsBd tsen II 81 sorts ~
scrapeS II tiese gentry conanea their att@n-
tons % the dsv finas and pai1 thesT vizss
cBlY 81 ones ofIics tbey ccuid - endured
Bat tkey don't Tbsy srs after Tou - Al
hours q The zbt ThsF drag gou o1f =
bed. a-ay FROM your meals, ca you out
~ church I've t~en rastsd cst - nay seq
three times n right - sad bs8l foT crock
ciisnts-of men ~to had hesn 'Ttnches
ASIDE from IT, unpiesssnf fseHnz thst
era sas thst he i -eilinz kis BRAN ostr and
ts.~1ss 70 socisi outassss, ard ths aistsstefszl
B@s = theee 80 sssoe stes vtleh Tsrse =
TTc~s ca on-. ther. = the H.ors prseficsi
chl>cfion that vou hsrs - tax psy m al
sorss ~ boofv--n1ct~s vktch yos kno-
hs~s be~r ssoia- Ssr1oads hat ksr. b~sa
s-ee<-d sd r,on@y tset kss h~~s psrlos5sd
frcrn the pockses - - r.Eiatfel e~n~~x I@f
tao@e hsws IT, cr1ninai busfaes ttst Bk4 =
- ne~d is ~snt re nsors - + ~ nlsns
--Csae2z8 Eerala
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-28

a PATENT n9ololNe MANS SCHEME
A. w.resr Csts f.sest 90 ssisss
Isi.Ea-seY aassrs fi0r.stty sox-
New posEmsstsfs Appointed
Other NsNs

DsFEoIf Feb. g7-A Washington special
10 tue Josrssl saws H. H. Warner, Of
Rochester Is again reaching out 10 goeele
Asison Island the fne dack .shoyting
resort Ia saginaw BAY. Warner has been
here several DAYS With bis attorney, sH-
Congressman Cobb. OF Indiana. and to-
gsthsr ihsy scored big point BY getting .
patent TO the isnd The Michigan deiega-
lon here just found what tbs sehemers
were up 20.
Warner bought this island Of 0ir
Jerome, Of Saginaw CITY. several wears
ago IL eontsins about forty acres and the
natural socrstions 10 IL amount to more
than twice as much. Warner wants the
title % the whole thing. he fought his
claim in the ssth and 49th Z ongress and
Was beaten by the Michigan delegation
after hs bad spent much money on H..
Warner has now applied 10 enter the land
al the land Office. The sppboOtion was
granted before the Michigan meu knew
about IL. Today Stockoridge. Cuicheon.
Ford, Burrows. Fisher, IarSDey and Others
called ON Secretary Villas and protested
against granting Warmers application.
They will take an appeal from Commis-
sioner Stocks layers decision aud Villas vii
be called upon to settle the matter. Michi-
gan claims these lands under the swamp
land act and will help the delegation IN
fighting for them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-28

The Good Templars gave q masquerade
social al their hall corner of Canal and
Pearl-sts., last evening. Some of the
costumes were very unique and cIeyerIy
made up. The following musi cal and liter
ary programme was rendered. Duet by Mrs.
Bateman and Miss Lillian Gray; song by
Miss Grace Bstemsn; sunhower chorus bS
ten young ladies and gentlemen: guitar and
banjo music oy the Harper brothers: recita-
ton by Walter Gray; recitation by Miss
Minnie Bittenbender; tsbleau. "Rebecca at
the Well" by Miss Minnie Gray and O. w.
Blain; remarks by O. w. Blain; tableau.
Queen OF the Fairies" By Miss Grace Up
man, Daisy and Nellie Rice and Walter
Gray. The ts0lesus were nicely mounted.
the ladies wearing very handsome costumes,
which with their pretty faces, made q
beautiful picture. Miss Minnie Gray. in
"Rebecca At the Well" made al elaborate
scene, and was loudly spplaudsd oy the
audience. Delicious reiresnmeuis were dis
posed OF BY the ladies. The entertainment
proved success both financially and
socially.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-28

A customs HavRthsw. HmuFglerr rntfe
lie awake nights trying - evolve De~ schemes
80 efaas fhe payment II dUfis&. A. isasf
irne9ins they must from TIE number ~ ne~
scherses an CONSTANTLY obliged e. fs On too
lookout for No soosssr Do We begin e wstch
for PASSENGERS vita the thick soi.d 81. -
made bT Enropesn shoenskerr " 49,. mo
date TIE diamond yrnuTslers. thar ~s hs-~
g keep orr eyes 0psn - dstect tn worlhn
with bennstful n i.v.lry ". seizs
enough. besvsB knows hot prf fitch fsrt
q the contrsf's f'srd roo5s brought into this
country srs ess7 dese~fsd
TIE srticles wfieh s~~r- e. - most
fsvorea p ths sn1urgisrx s-s dlsu1.n4t
tszslry an5 vstehs< slfhourh siiks sni
rae.lY dress voofs ers ~ NJ rosaDs desT8ea1
Diamonds. hovevpr bold firzt rsDs. fecauss
~ tbsir powtsbiiifT sud The sunaH sT~es
WITCH they occspy f'ssrrA IN fbs most
Bnlikslv fiao-e kss oft~n rs-esies mine
- wesjfh Only fev ear sro n tss
trHveifDz tsT - tourfsf jsssz srri~ef vss a
very innocent l<okiug pseos - tedsst sosTl
vhirk wo4i6 n~vr hsvs o>rr Ti-sr = s>cuns
eiao~~ ~ ~ insp~etor = 4 hs1 uot beeK Fec
tla sTias~f snxjstT di~plsvsd ~ th< o~bsr
- - taf ~ ref = bsck
lrno~t sshasr~d q kf-s-.f fos c~esv
rn1isE ruf ksa faexef sBifs sn1 st1~-npsec -
Fser0s tset ssks - eass Ths trsvesers SsT
fs SD ts.s of1oers RIFE hlsts rus1 sr ~
~erues ~ 81 nbous tss ssroe tirns 7h>ss
ve-s jn~ s. 0ff ~nrss y rrhs-s saS Sis
noon5f ioziae - test pxrEy szs~a asksr--
Seesssrs 8 s~sls
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-28
The STRIKERS MEET.
a xiaa Of osa~r.i Jei1nea,isn at . Lodge
Hall.

CurcAaO. Feb. N.-At 10 o'clock this
morning 80 engineer, and iremen Of the
Burlington Road met IN DIVISIONS 253.
lodge ball. a. Fourtsenth and Jefferson
sta The strikers will meet there every
morning in order 20 receive instructions
fran hesdanartsrs- Assistant Chief Hill
Told the men TO remain frm. One OF the
Gri.vsncs COMMITTEES told q reporter that
In case the company do not concede to
our dem an Is. is vii oe long sDd hard
struggle. ss ths men are determined 10
fxht 10 the end
Another engineer said
rs vii not only affect the Burlington,
bnt all the reads in the country. An Old
xrsy-haired vsssran Who has faced dangers
hr many years. said. Il vas never ia favor
Of strikes. IN fact did not believe in them
but a. The present one viii settle the wages
sf engineers and frsnen on al the roads,
viii stics' 20 the boys.
A ioiisr SCI Of rsen ve never seen than
he crowd hat assembled ia their bail
ths morning Oas Of their nnm-
Der seated himself at The organ
70 the hsu ard played an accom- mpsnimsnt
20 Hard Times Come Agsin No More
While ne boys sang. Sevsrsi STR kers ~ere
in a roruer talxiug over ne sitnstion. when
a rneru ser suproarh hed ard ssid { wonder
how smith 4 H0wisnd sho srs The master
mechanics Ike running. Toe officials u
tne road are trying their hand 40 The throt-
tis. ga course they are msn wnc under
stand ne machinery 90 az engine.
Soine of The -bostiers and sipers st the
T~eihh-st roRndhoase a.. dong ths airing.
The foreman a. tEe above engine house
stated hat nc men have ss Tst sppiled Tor
r.rasfrnra
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-28

DsTaorr. FEB. IA special 10 the l',ss-
aNN frGm Washington says The Josos.ai
t5ls morning asked l. NJ wsston about the
statement that Bresn made his eampsixa
a. an sdsocats OF Increased duty on iron
ore From Mr. Wsston's Nply il q very
pain thai Mr.. Bresn throughout his eau
vsss lst il Be distinctly understood that be
vas n0t free trader aud that ks avoided
the saFin discussion altogether. The can
vsss vas made. Mr.. Weston says, strictly
on the record by made by President Cieve-
lands administration. Br-en made 10
speeches. the talking all being done By
Oeorgs +. Sanford. Who uss told Just what
% say before be left the Lower Peninsula.
aF. Weston frangly says Bfeen's big vote
vas not Tree trade victory.
As regards wool. Mr.. Weston himself op-
poses q reduction Of It's tariff unless q cor
responding reduction Of manufactured
goods 10 made. tie does not want dlscrimi-
nation 10 favor OF Eastern manufactures
a. against the Western producer. seymour
majority II 39s The vote Was about % COO
as against =, 90 ia 1850 The increase in
The Democratic vote. Weston says. Is due
mainly 10 the fact that the voters look
upon the Republican party as q corporation
party Another helping factor was that the
people Interested In the forfeiture of the
Ontonsgon aud brale River land grants in
the Upper Psninsnlsr. despsiring OF receiv-
log aid from the Republicans voted for Breen
ia the hope that he would secure the longed
for legislation. The homesteadsrs on
these grants without regard ITO party.
Weston szfs. supported Breen. An assOci-
alton of them with 1900 members voted for
him. Weston says that Clsyeland's mes
sage was not . free trade document and is
not 30 regarded. IL fayors simply . tariff
reduction. and that is wnst Weston and
Bresn both want. They think ir makes
little difference whether salt goes on me
free list or not. as sngiish salt cannot COM
pets with IT, As TO lumber they are IN
IAyor of the clause drawn up by Fisher and
Whiting providing for free lumber with the
removal OF the Canadian export duty. Iron
and copper ore they would be willing to
have stand just as IL Is. These things have
been recommended TO the Ways and Means
Committee by Michigan Democrats and will
probably be found in the Mills Dill when
reported.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-28
The TARIFF sILL READY.
bat VIII Net be Laid Before the Full Com
mlttse To-day.

WAsHrssTos, Feb. 27.-Mr. Mills tarif
bill has beea completed practically, aud
xill be laid before the fail Committee on
Ways and Means tomorrow. barring
changes of the programme not now con-
templated. Chairman Mills has notified
the Republican members OF the committee
70 this effect. IL Is expected that the DILL
will be reported 10 ths House alter the
meeting tomorrow morning. ordered printed
and reoOmmitted TO the committee. The
final report TO the House Is likely TO be
made within week or ten days thereafter
and the debate will be begun ~ an early
day The time to which the debate Is TO
be limited Is mentioned casually as be-
tween three aud four weeks. 1t is expected
that Rsndairs aud the Republican tafitf
bills will make their appearance shortly
alter the House receives Mills bill In Its
complete form.
Midnight-The members of Ways and
Means Committee have been disappointed
in the expectation of submitting the Tariff
bill TO the full committee tomorrow. A
delay in printing and revision has caused
the disappointment and it Is now believed
the bill will be submitted TO the full COM
mittse on Thursday next Chairman Mills
and other members Of the committee state
positively that the bill will be submitted
10 the COMMITTEES during this week as IL Is
already virtually complete.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-28
SOCIAL CLUBS KNOCKED OUT.
An Ohio Judge Decides that They Violate
tho Law In that state.


MOUNT GILEAD. o., Feb. 27.-Judge
Dickey has sentenced A. w. Dennis, con-
victsd of selling Intoxicating liquors within
two miles Of an agricultural fair, to pay =
hne of SO and costs OF prosecution.
After the passage of the prohibitory
ordinance by the city council last Spring.
Dennis. VINO had been In the saloon ousi-
ness, organized q social club called the
Olensangy Club, and filed articles of incor-
poration with the Secretary of State. The
ARTICLES specified that the club was formed
for soc'ai ard literary Improvement" but
from the eTsdence adduced on the trial it
seems that this 'improvemenr' consisted
chiefly IN furnishing the members OF the
club whatever liquid enthusiasm they
wanted The club was pleaded as . pro-
lection. but the Judge demoralized that
theory in his charge. aud the jury brought
IN verdict of guilty
The O.entsngy Club was the first one OF
the new numerous similar organizations in
this section of the state, formed for the
purpose OF defeating the local option
feature OF the Dow .sr, and this decision
has therefore been looked forward to with
great interest The case will 20 to the
Circuit Court on error.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-28
Pun ON The xYina,nr.

Rick Rsck, or Fun on the Windsor" j.
comedy flied with bright, sparkling
speeches, funny inciden'ssnd petty songs.
and presented by well-bs'zntej com any
II del gated 8 good sized EgoisBce 81
Smiths Opers House lsst evening. Aiss
MAY Olive makes . charming widow. and
she Is ably supported 5y Mss Ads Melville
81 her daughter, whose songs sre IRIS i
bic. Miss Minnie Wood wsrb.ed szf ify.
and Miss Vic Lewis made hii a. Be r.
Thompson, the colOred giTi. Harry Wood
and Johnny Rsy were veTv funny. sud Mr..
Wheeler. Harold Chalmers, James ssesrev
and the rest Of the support we're good. A
good speciality per ioTmsrcs vas presented
by Johnny Ray. Miss Niurie Wool s es-
uev snd kerDey. Mss We is~ss, Harry.
Wool Fl' renee Sviva. MorIna. Minnie
Lewis, sBd Wibisms and Efsnnon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-28
TO PROTECT REV MR.. MAY.
An Effort TO Prevent tho Circulation of the
.>orthwestsrn Tribune"

An Effort to Prevent tho Circulation of the
"Northwsstsrn Tribune"
KALAMAZOO. Feb. 27.-The business r'en
here have refused 10 allow copies OF the
Kalamazoo edition OF the NOrthWestern Trib-
une' containing the repetition Of an attack
by Chas. S. May and A. N. Brown on Rev.
Charles Ellis, TO be distributed from their,
stores. and destroyed or threw away the
same. not desiring to make enemies IN the
Unitarian congregation. The Unitarian
church was crowded Yesterday, and after
the service number OF copies of the Nt.
Clemens Democrat containing what pur-
ports to be a review Of tbs record Of A. y.
Brown, were distributed and received with
delight. The Democrat article contains Sc
we're reflections upon Brown. Members OF
the investigating committee will publish a
statement showing that Rev. Ellis began
publishing his exposure Of the Isabella res
ervation frauds in 1883. eighteen months
before he went 10 Mt. Pleasant 10 live.
thereby disproving the charge that he pub
lished nothing until after he left MI. Pleas
ant In 1885
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-28

rr- cssupssy po@- Nos Exp~-t 20 B.sai,
F-ssshk wfthta y w--k

Ere Company Roe- Nnf hxp~rt - Hands,
Frsish< wfthta w.@k
CHsckac. Feb. y ~ rsxen al In sii the iirst
asr 81 bioodle=s battle osf wesn the Bur
tinxfua system and les surir-srs and IRE
men has closed With he advantage rather
in isror ef The cunpsny. Yesterday the
sDapioyss we're nrophssying and the oficsrs
of he rosi FeTe issrinx general ns-up.
vaisk weula erng both ,he fr-ixbt ard
cas~-nzer frsifie 81 An sheouts szBcstil
s. sr a. frsixht - coucernei the rroxnsst-
csuons have heeh flid' ed ta the i-ffsr
Nut sound % it sss Euoe ME.
nor s sny lkeiv ~ -nevs. sccoriing -
The presenf outlook for several 1avs
ao -oais. Sat sf1h he 0szs-uger trsffic
.1a otacisls ~ The operating department
asve had 1pstrr luck 81 much astfer 4
isct hat thev are ru1ninz thsir Asn,is and
iuei sutiv declaring tnaE eithin fertv -eishE
hours. ~ ar - harisn Gefzht = concrrn-
81 aeculv vi know tbst q sfrike nss
seen trcls7ea szsiosf the r1s1 A. IL.
strikers sessionaEters Ia the trrsud Psci1c
sctkse surrie rss expfesses -
aixnt feat tta c0mpsay hsd
hsen shle ~ 10 A. ~eli a.
4 hsd OF 80 first dsr ef ths trouhle The
strikers have verv Feuefsiiy observed ~
snsanetion of tAesr sAieiz - preservs p-<es
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-28

WAsHINeroS, Feb. z7.--It is understood
that the senate Committee on Rules has
got % far IN It's consideration Of the pro
posed open executive session propositions
as % agree TO report an amendment TO The
prsseaf rases. making is N order. BY q
siority vote. "a remove the Injunction OF
secrssv from the treaty. or 70 consider and
sCt upoa The treaty il pneiic. II is iafsrrs5
tasf IBIS is 30 prepare he wsv for ths c1n-
sideration ~ the fisheries treaty ia opea
session. Tas action Of the Committee vas
not urknImols
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-28

A good szed audience listened to very
interesting lecture by Rev. J. y. Rippey.
d. D.. at st. Marks chapel last evening.
Nr. Rippey, who is an eloquent and enihu-
siastic speaker. took for his subject, "Ev0-
luton: Is Il = Fact or IN or3f 10 the
address. which was somewhat lengthy, the
speaker took the position that evolution IL
only theory, and as IL 10 not proven by its
most ardent vOtaries. IL is therefore not q
fact. AFser the lecture, the subject was
briefly discussed by few Of those present,
some fsvoring the SPEAKERS views sad
others opposing them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-28
The BULLETINS oeLuslve.
A Report That New Dimcaity Has Been
Discovered.

LONDON. Feb. 27.-The Eseaing Sar says
it's correspondent at San Reno. who has
exceptional opportunities to learn the exact
truth. says the bulletins regarding the
Crown Prince are entirely delusive and at
most, according 10 the opinion OF
inner circles. the patient cannot live over
i've months. A new growth has been
that An operation is impossible. This fact
has been concealed from the public but i'm
parted 10 the Emperor, aud is the reason
for the latter's preparations to visit San
Reno.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-28

eriux order est ~ conflsioa 6s has been
ranuiax TIE goas res sDal ssectien IA Alea.
iFaa snd isst seek AS iaFefFisssa iBces.
"a ashinston u ssteDa the maee-fug Of the
Astioa.l Ilsmecrstle C0mmigies. Mere
fbsn bua1red politicians from the North
vest we're here Al that meeting sDa every
ons oi them waited from tso 20 doEen
postms siers appointed. Mr.. Dickinson hss
foun8 tisl ne Poslofiioe Department is noi
. bed Of fosss
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-28
Much Suffering at Mt. Vernon.

MOUNT VERNON. H.. Feb. 27.-The
weather continues extremely cold. The
homeless have suffered greatly during the
past forty-eight hours. All subscriptions
viii be devoted to the purchase of building
material. household furniture and other
articles necessary to provide the destitute
and needy with shelter. Up TO date the
committee has received a sufficient quantity
of clothes and food TO supply the demand.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-28
WATSON IS HAPPY.
Ne SAVES FoUs OF his OePUTIEs
fhs kssait of Inisrsi-s With s~Sr~
tsFy Fsafehlsa ntasrs fssstisa - Have
ths Dafy % Ores Kstssfasa-fhs
TxFfn Bilt Hessy.

sz.s..ss - - ,tskssss sssae.-
WAsHIssFoS. Fsh. n 7-C0llector Watson.
OF Grand HsysD. sss Secretary fsirehild
today and be Is well pleased With the result
Of his visit The Secretary decided that
Mr.. Watson should continue tn Office eight
Of his deputies. The origsAl order cut
down ths force 10 four. which Mr.. Watson
snecseesd in having modified as stated.
Congressman Burrows today presented .
petiti0a signed By roo miners ia the Upper
Peninsula asking that duty be retained en-
iran ores