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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11
ARE FRIGHTENED OUT
- 10 - oFFIcI.Ls
Ths Hspsrs 81 tss sssat@ Csa.a.s.lt1ss P4ts
ssss - F1liiss@l asssssa.sats tar
ths srsssal-H - sli-issa sailsssss
~ slssa Elasisyas.

"a. sssss s. "a st.sss.z staa..
~. Yaak. ocl. l4 The sspsr. II Se1s-
tsr Haiss c8smiflss 80 fEs 1iNl service
lastnads en- mpioysa sy fna lemocEalio 1iFil
.srx.es rsforaers i8 tas Cuslsa4 hoase has
s.!l.n lxs . bom8-sasii 10 me bsmoerEgc
csmp. Il eazs ID ssrF iaoppoffaas me-
msut. "a tins shsE collplate arfAggr-
MANI. hsd been made 81 msks every sal-
u4s.-. sastasr Democrat Qr a hso4oa-
ca. wax a. 60 fhe oli1s And ssllis.
Th.ss srrankemsnis had besa 80
far completed mat a once hsd
b-.n ..ear-f m do~a tosn street
near me Custom House and gentleman
.ogosatsd 10 iaks cn&rgs Of the recsiDts.
Lsst saturday ne sord va started around
- ths msn la the Custom House proper
ta.t II thsg kno1 shat IS 5es. for thsm-
selves lbsy hsd better psy up a. once and
hey .hsrs iai0rmsd where TIE once
u oay ID 80 located thursday ths
-oFd sent afouad through the
employees of me surveyors department.
Today pFomias8s Republican IN the ap-
pr.lssr's st0rs stated that hs sad been told
10 60 and cal upon a certain mAn a. once
That be Nslid dnd ais name there
on tae l.sL sith The amount
-hlch 40 Wss expected 10 pay sad the
iaisrlnaat spprissd him lhat the best thing
he could 90 to save ia soap vas 10 get
thsrs e. soon as possible. The custom
house officials are from al accounts com
plstsly upset oy TIE report They have
called a hall along tne ln-. - it IS stated
5at u a. probabs that ths necessities OF ths
Democratic Nariona. COMMITTEES IN prose
cutting ths Doodle campaign will make
them 20 shsAd ali the sans.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11
No Abatement of tn. YolIow scourse.

JACKSONVILLE, Oct. lO.-Ihe official
bulletin shows that for the twenty -four
hours ending at p. m. today. there were
siIty-thre new cases OF yellow fever aud
three deaths, J. l.. Elliott, Mrs. Mary /.
Smith aud Cholbrook. Total cases TO date,
1882, deaths 302. Strenuous efforts are
being made 10 secure modification OF the
auarsntines so a. to permit the moving of
the orange crop which will be ready for
picking ia about the weeks. The new
cases are. white 18-MTs. Lenbsrdt HOloer
Miss " est and Master West, Miss Herman
dez Mrs. W. K Ross Mrs J. l.. Chadwick,
Lizzie Jsmison. John Jsmison, Mrs. Rysn,
George Loupez. ] l.. Reynolds, Mss Julia
COOL Mary Butler. Angela Csnci0. J. r.
Meredith, Mrs. Meredith, Eva JOvier. At
the wedding lsst night Of W K Ross and
Nj. Jessie Lovstt, the bride ras taken with
symptoms OF yellow fever and Is very Ill.
To-day has been rainy and chilly. AIRS
Newton, . nurse from Nashville, has been
sent swsv. and Is an1er serious
charge of misconduct. one death = reported
from Gsines.iile-s c0lared man. There
is only one case o. toe fever there nov
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11
MANY NEw VOTERS
faersassa Kskistrstioa Indicating Hepab
fean ls4s.s IN Brooklyn.

fncrsassa EeEistFsflon tnitcatnk hepuD-
mcan ls4l.s IN brooklyn
A., $50. - tss ys-t-s.a-ssssta
Nav Y0ak Oct lo.-Tae registration in
New York aad Brooklyn thus FAR shows
large Increase over last sni the preceding
year That of Yesterday vas larger than
ever before. The increase IS far beyond.
proportionslY. ths growth Of these two
cities snd shows a phenomenal interest in
fns political situation this Fall. Whenever
. condition Of thls 0ad has existed it$has
sosn followed oy an Increased Republican
vote and lessenink Of Democratic MAORI
iti-s here that nas had decided bearing
UPON the result IN the state.
Nsw York being one of the states
.aich The democracy have insisted upon
s-gisfrstion Wcu.d show what the Repub
lioap manages have al along held. that
the senfim mert ia this otats q most decidedly
for The Republican candidates and the prin-
Ct Dles which their candidacy demonstrates.
Tie three Republican districts show as
much gain as The SIX Democratic districts.
isss 30 votes This would indicate an IN
creased Republican registration Of about ~
per cant. over that made by the Democrats.
John T. Davenport. Who is more familiar
with the registration statistics IN this city
than any one e.ss said today that the
registration sss simply Surprising; that II
showed intense scuYitY In Repuolican
circles and con paralivs apathy among the
Democrats
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

tzs,ss,.s - ~ vs,stsss ss,a4n
CAIEDosrs. Oct. 1.-Two rousinE Re
publican meetings were held here today.
The firsi meeting was in the open ar IN
the afternoon. when beautiful pols. 10
feet hifh. vas rsised. The turnout vas
very largs Two bands were present spd
a5ls addresses veTs made by Hon. Frank
Fiamlsy. Fred A. Maynard sud Hon. q. =.
Beiknsp. This evening there was srrs
t0rchlghf process With 80 men IN llss
and g. a. ies A meeting ~ss hsld ~ tie
hail. which. however. could not accom- 70 o.
dsts bs.f the people vuo wished 70 esi IN.
TNo gee clubs. o8s 81 ladies' and one ~
esutierren we're present Addresses vs-s
made ~ red A &aYnsrd. y J. 5tusrt.
Charles p Bslknsp. Frank PlBmlsy and
Captain Judd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11
FEARFUL FATALITY
SEVENTY five People Nl1so
Inc hssett 81 AZ Acoiaest oE tns a.shieh
hs4a la-ts l.@st nislt l-4rss
NsInbtr ssrisesGs Esiaroa-fAf-
ttcul.rs NsnliEg

SCEkEroN. Pa. Oct ~ News rezcbss
here u seftiols ostasirophs on ne lehieh
Valley rosdl IL which seventy i've persons
we're allied ADo larger numeeT iuiNrsa
TOE Gcoioe4t iooK plsos lsie ioplkiS neaE
Aud Run tgation. According a. ths mesgFe
Information nov stSiuable. the tsa.n
wrecked wSs the i00r,h section az az szpuF-
sion, which was stopped uesr lAs hFitiet a.
n al Ran where there is high saa sleep
sna6auk nlent, v hsH The iellowinE sec ioe
crashed into fht rear 81 it and prscip,ik ktsa
the entire train dowu the bank into the
river IL is supposed many must have
been drowned. No particulars whatever
Gao be learned 90 so tAs lsle ness ~ the
houT aud the insooessibleness of me spoi
v here lbs accident occurred.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11
TrE Gnu sesylcE
Ths Ls~ Cis-siy tisl@ssd - tA~
A4zalatssFslIsa-

Wasa ssloz. 0et l4.--ssastor Has ~
1Er o. b. tied ~ tas senate - report
from tAs sDel a. eom l8itLse ~ sIamius into
tas 1rsse1t eondilie ~ shs ciS1 s=Esiee.
Ihs rsport DISCUSSES sls30ra1siy ssslimooy
taksn Ia Sss fork PsnnsfiEanis saa
slssxnsrs aBd c0slci lstss sith tie to.i0~iaS
genera siillA ar
'-fhs iuEesfi sz.i0ns nlads - tas Con
nftfee and tle a4Cls arrsll Dr0agat forth
sstab 81 these tlia.ss beyond controversy
"firsl-E5at Par sac cEsak-s n4ss been
ni ais ID r-csrsl lr1ees 10 sbo-ssalz ssy
ander o. afsle % tlal the good ~ lae elo-
lis services demanded slch chaages Ia ths
mast ma Ked lastauces. a. Ia PM AGe phia,
Baltimore. Indianapolis snd HeH YORK
these eba1zrs have been f0ilOssd % scsa-
da.s in tbs pubic service "a ca hss been
rendered lssz sf1eien. 5y reason o. the
cnanzes-
sccond That the federal officials
throughout she coaguy. conusry - the
directions II ihs President. As found Ia his
letter "a July "A 1890. have freely aud
0p-nly participated ia political coayen-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11
Mr. bLAIhEAT GOSHEN
PAYS MS sssPscTs TO ~ r sUsr.
Az 4 - nsss. CFSsd ~ People Pr~.sat-
Blslzs speaks -IFasEs" ska s@ys
nart "a a. shs a.-s sf tie
silt IFasG

GosHEs. Ind. Oct l0.-This city has been
n shlFi Of excitement today over the Re
pgDiiean demonstration and visit oi Mr.
Blaine Thousands Of pe 0ple have thronzed
ia from TIE country ani Iss erOsd has been
unprecedented ia numbers. Bunting and
decorations give the place holiday aspect
and lmnsnse srcnes. resplendent with the
national cOl0rs. span the streets. A NAM
moth lndastriAl parade in which were eX-
hIDlts Of the ciIys manufacturing establish
meats snd the wool aBd lumber products
Ol adjoining townships ~ss a sDee,sl tea
ture- Ia he line were log cabins and tao
lsaUK, Illustrating practlcaiafree trade and
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

ST L0trs. oct. i0-A specsl from At
rhinson. Ssns-. gives defsis Of an Enooa
Arden case 1f cousiusrabie interest. Geo.
" ocEsr s'sht yssrs ago IN sitornsy st
The AtehInsrn h.r sud who has been
thoughf .o b. tesd .i1ce thst iras = slvs
and sen n Colorado. enjoying igcrs6vs
~ prsrrre nnder bis rrs 1sme. IA tae
e1 cI is.e ocssr tiepresrei and his
young IL rss ues- y cr1 4. beiox rern e
iass. sha r.rti net insfitufa A vigorous
searra fnr nifu.
IN Isnrsrr cf 1851 the ri sngled rernsfrs
cf man se-e funa uesr the village cf
Mono. sad fsnf6e3 ae tvker f7 ias
trs tae sep osi sid = "a rocei soi
Won ~ So -tu-s1 'srmtr af Nerrsh -o1n-
~. rhnm sne n}sf et sni sae hss borne
s--ers rnisrrr 3 rev comes 10 ,ighs
thst she rss a fs Ehen ser second aus-
band marr-ei 3er
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

y ~ "----|-s "-77-1
Irnrreror. Oct e-For To- third firas
within he psst Tssr TO dz- ~ Hsm r..
vhioa holas t8s waters ~ hsmin axe
hss rors CT Il broke sboat midnirtt
a. niaht ard f. noy 2 wne in HigasT
river - tHe .sEe cerrF ue ssT lozs SO
svs~vfhsre rsgvses n irs c5grse. TIE ~ ra
vas frs r-aE.srr- ~ Nsssrs Fsr1Ns ColE
E Co. ~ O. csgo. sd srso.sc thern 70
rsiss tfe wsie~s ~ go axe hiFn sno1en 70
go fhsir ovs from ~ 7s-is hvtr ato 80
iase If h-oks aui ssf y NEE. wss - oucs
-.srlf svs-r h~rxs out r fhs SGrrg srd
-ss fHa s~card -re rsH1t sns nor ?
fhs ~ n tras = ptT. Fs-ses Coox =
ioes lsresY
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

DorKH. y. J.. Oct l9-Tbs lightweight
championship hattie psfveen Jsef hctB-
IL and Billy Dsosy, for Purse Of y 90
and t3s Fe'ise gazsftt diamond belt. t0of
2 ses ssr'T THE morning IN barn nof over
one huusrs5 miles frorn ksv York. After
sifve1 fsrrs desperate ROUNDS - oeef
ioDr 81 iesiing q minutes snd = ssconos
keAullf EDo<tee kis usn out bT terrilo
isfs-hznder on ~. stomach snd right
t.pded biow On t5s sar - his DpTso8sf
thus Waning tbs hattie. DsnsT vss con
plsssIv o~s.msscs-s frOrs me start bot -
made fsir sBcv ag.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

shs Fslles cears the fsoEsF Place isr
Eka1ta@4ieas "a lasasr C@ses-

eosas tinas as gu5ge buriinEsns mace .
decislon thai tock lhs vice al oUt oi the
hsuoF cases N lie Foiios C0art - ~heu
the prosecuting attorney wanted 10 maze .
caInplsiot ssxlusi john kangoid for
violaflnE t6e Soof lsws judge Holmes 10
fusS1 - lssut ths warrant Ar rlaart
n - vent u tie supreme Coart fog man
CsmUs 10 compel Judge Holmes 30 issue
ths warrant snc YESTERDAY Ghe matter va .
srg0Fu before the huarxms Court and
prr-sm ptory ma dxmus sss lssasa. CON
pslilng Jn6ss hetaes 10 issus warrants IA
liquor Gases. Ihis settles Tie liquor suits
Ia he follce Court
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

sai pea ~ 3irsclsess tie pos sioa whicA
th= ksEaahe3a parry las naif9Fssly hsle
o. thss shols sut e.t sno : c0znaaea1 voa.
ss e.0se. tqauSS re4tlns ~ tes r~o docu-
u-eGzs ~ Nr CxFsisaas free tfsas azs.
sac znd - Gsaerai hefrlssns lsfteF of
sccsPtaBce Great chssring, o4rDg w1lch
Ar. Blaine retired
TIE distinguished Statesman ~ss escorted
from tie sroaods 70 fhs depot ev TIE reoes-
Ton eOmmitLes .oa az imnsbss Daqoer If
eiu1sss. Tae trziu oesfing tie p4riy lstt
GlsEea for Indianapolis Al 5 0'eloek
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

Es-iv ysstsrdsy TO pstrol wagon rss
c.iied "a : n. Ter1on' IA gsferscn-s-s
some one asi s--n tspr - on to- a1or
szd ringing ths 1oor BE-. sn1 burg srs
rsrs sssr-cfsd Noshing c5uid - foand
srss f1rtfsn-S fsroflr
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

The Wessons q this city played sgsisst
The Cedar springs nine st TIE Cedar Sprins
Fair grounds yesterday. The result sss
score Of S - N favor of TIE Wsstons. The
batteries we're f1T the Wsstons, Pes snd
Wl-orth, for Ce5sr Spring. MARTA ard
ARK
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

About midnishs ss,ill alarm % Ere was
turned in from the corner o. Wsslthy-svs.
and South Division 81, caused by the smoke
house and wood shei in the rssr Of 81
Wsslthy-sve- Burning TIE nr0rerfY is
Owned by J. II. Brown and The damages
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

The doors were closed aud people turned
away a. kednonas last night oue 81
the Braves is one ei ibs bssl plsts ever
witnessed in this citv. suc nleria the iarFe
audienoes thai witness ID lw4oe day kati-
nee iLis afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11
Tn. Bl.in. Reception at Iaa,.s.p ,li.

ISDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Oct. l0.-The city is
rapidly filling up with Republicans from
all parts of the State. who sre coming TO at
tend the Blsine reception. Every train Is
heavily loaded aud the principal hotels are
already crowded. IL is estimated that TO-
0O0 strangers will be in the city tomorrow.
Appointments for the reception OF visitors
for General Harrison have oeen made tor
Saturday, delegates from Chicago aud Mil
wsukee being expected 81 that time. From
Chicago the German A merlcan CLUB will
come and from Milwaukee the Young Mems
Republican Club the President OF which is
Paul B. Carpenter. son OF the late Matt Car
psnter. The two clubs will arrive AT 4
in the afternoon.
Mr.. Blaine arrived here at 11.30 O'Clock
tonight aud proceeded TO General Hsrrison's =
residence. He received quite an ovation at
the depot, and at all the stations on the
way here immense crowds cheered the
train. Where stops were made Blaine
bowed his acknow ledgements without
speaking At Wabash. Marion and Ander-
son the throngs were exceptionally large
and demonsratlve.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

Genera Hsrrison Soals Irsss1rsy q ths
Grand Eacsnurasrt. l. o. @. = rss
~tcucae1 ~ soass sntsrp-is1g rasssber ~
ths t1isvss f-sssrritY yesterday II psoscksi
BOX ccrfs ring socrf 800
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

A. vbo vfa stssBs ne herueiicsn
rnsstf,r a. Cs5sr sTr5nFs tornorror even
az. ars rsuasste6 - rsppTs - b1csf fsa
t,.-S.,.--r- ,f.e-rrssr q 2 eigck. ss TIE
go sesv~s ats Fsrs o. round friT So.
49, ~e-r-T trsrno~rnz sTsE "a
Fkxs s. fLsTE
fsssruxz [<suxtr foum ft<s
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

Al Rsdmonds ne1i wesk wil be Pair
PLAY or Two Christmas Nights with Nlss
Asuds Leigh aud Harry booker lhs leading
ch6TactrrS
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

IL is ssid that the Corner Grocery" l.
the funniest play la America ID |. an
uprosriegs comedy wlh a. occasional
touch Of nature Hna pathetic love episode
undsriyiBg. II is rldlcniously funny. The
Corner Grocery" can he Witnessed at
Powers next Saturday afternoon suc even p
ing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11
PLEASED MIA GRAND RAPIDS.
nr. Bi.ias's opinios EHpFss.sd After nis
Welt Here.

txsAss.ss - Hss sl.sstt. sets-.
6OsaEN, Ina. Oci. l0-Tbs Blaine party
arrived here without especial incident, the
run having been made il the nisht. The
train vas sidetrscksd here and tAe party
took breakfast IN Tie cat Al about :
o'clock . reception committee went - the
car, and a. 10 al were tEsen into the town.
There were fully 25.oo0 people in tosn, 800
coming .rOza Benton HaToor. People came
on trains and In wagons from al directions.
fAe parade wss a remarkable one. II
included many rem4rksbls features, among
them rve or siI wagon loads of girls in Coz
tune, Lex cabins and live co0ns a design
representing The President hshing, bows in
rags representing tree trade. The weather
Was mild aud beautiful. The party was
entertained by Congressman Baker and eI-
Congressman Haskell.
To the Grand Rapids gentlemen present
with the party Mr.. Blaine expressed him
self as especially grstified with his visit in
in that city. He hsd never before had
chance To see so much Of the city and he
was much pleased with it
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11
CHANGED DAILY
DINNER SETS.

Great bargains IN dinner sets. Here srs
q fsv OF the bsrrsiss
] Dinner Set Brown Brsz ~ pieces
verr plessing decoration on LDgiist pores
lsu that used TO sell for s35 Dov nsfksd
SO
i02 pieces ia light green spray, veTy
pretty pattern on Erelith vHre--tne besi
msks Considered cheap a. 500, nov
msrked fl3s8
One DinDer.sst No. 1852 With l5z piece
handsome grey sprss with gif EDGE.
THIS set - one Of ouf Efesieti bsrGsins
The former price We So. nov fssfFea fl5-
! Dinner set Brown lahore conVen-
fi0nsl psttsrn on tbs q. sbsstsd Boois wsys
the noe cofnpisie sef ir ne store = a.
pieces Wss t30 new Dsrked als.57
Dinner Hsi W J. Vupnleiled" Tne-
lish wars. with fiDs spfsg pattern SOME
thing verv pleasing 20 thought .
great bargain 81 ~. nov usrksd fit8t
We could 20 on and Il M whole rage
With ssf such Dsrlnins in dinner sefs.
Gail snd ses them before fhs Pc bargains
AZ tsssn
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11
zNISENENEs

The "Arabisn Nights closed a success
ful engassmens.si fossfs' lsst evening 20
a good house and with the beat at sstis
faction
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

Pesaas fke Rexs sfog - "a css -
Nsrners LoE So .ar~DsxAA SD -
81 6rzGxss is aAses a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

Hss tnsf Tran ~ sfrssfts1 ~ car -
49, E1h II Fr~aas ~ifn "a rstioa -.
r. hesf rsr s6T - - -ronsry co-a-
Ysslnsx ]. az. Bel Ceazs syrp. Pc
- esnA
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

The show al smiths Seems A. improve
evsry night and the houses grow larger.
The balancing hoop and musical acts are
something really hne
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11
H. LeOBardS Sons & Co.,
% and 81 Monroe-st.

rfsr -snc tsn Kae4 frlslr AS - ffEfr
Tol nsre--src 20 we've nqt sTinf Uf rncf
none- - 20 oiteU % sssrr rns A. NJ sat
srn Esvs ~srers ffss rnItf tIe2r Frf.
fere-erc ~rnr ~ffe wc-i'r Haff rE crrffF sflfnf
r ffrt--~r f-1E ne mes uef sfr rsT - p.e-
Eifif rffs 40 = fn rft 49, ftFtEsffer fat
Tft 80 srt tfef w~rt fnftser tfH ~
fts se1fse snf fif 49, ~ 80 ffr -
rsuneT - psF fue 1Drfrf efr Hsfff eieftef
vsr rsrfec snr 10 us va1 ~ Ffz aiore ari
Hfurie ss1 gone ~ fhf c~rfff F-ff1T tf'l
desr r. - risd = wss orlg 81 49, VITA
wtff gnr - if sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-11

10 W0KnER Ink Iki a kAA
Y HEkA = esa1 t5 EtFt Pes1.sc
th2n an asael taiseI ia tFfana kttf
tns1 1Ea IA eszl l1l-l
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
The Ca,si- MARKET.

Aiylc-s from Chicago state that eat
u, show no imi-oI,ist change In price.
and the situation Of tile marsc; Is much
tho same ~ tia, Of week ago. l, Is
the old STORY o! u limited supply Of
,ioic~ ircy.s which hafr wanted. nn'i
the offerings from III. r.'ng- and farm
nois-iy In anxious I" y >se,s. Dealers
complain that thcrr Is ac, Instant dcicft-
otniiou in the quality of lie receipts.
and that the proportion of common na.
tive, and rangers IL steadily increasing.
There IL seldom more than n rndful ot
enough To make market; NJ III. with
brisk shipping and drcs,rd'br'' de.
tnand considerable competition l, de-
v-ioi-d for these few prime bunt t~,.
Everything grading ,rlow good" sells
slowly. and i, ~ low as nj any time this
season. Texas and Indian cattle thai
arr desirable sell very well ai pretty
stron: figures. nnd Ia; Dakota fan.r
stock guc. OF readily, ir-ss.,l'br-t c'ii'
crrus prri.rring that class 10 or'!inar,
rfa,, natives. III, Northern rangers
ihai have come In were In guoi conji.
iion and fetched Sitst NJ, chasing:
and ou,-sciiing ordinary grass natives,
NJ the, would make NOR. money for the
hatcher. shipping cattle sell nj prices
ranging downward from sS.io. the bulk
going u; s,.t1asio Texas cows arc
quoted si.i1a. -. and steers SEQ
81 al
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
Tic DARK slide ct Ltfr.

\ 81. Louis dispatch uf last Monia'
SAYS shortly after o'clock In the morn
ing woman jumped ou, of parlo'
window u, Ndl iiun,l.l's IS house uf I'LL
fame on North Eleventh. street. and
WIS impaird ON an iron picket fence
one of the palings piercing her breast
and lungs and entering the abdominal
cavity. She WAS released with great
difficulty and removed To- the city hoslpi
tai. where I, WAS learned that sh. Was
the wife Of ". j. Scott, u Missouri PA
citic railway clerk. She hal left heI
husband ai home In led and gone to III,
IIuntiey house. and after drinking q
bottle of wine aud getting intoxicated
refused TO pay for 1t. and jumped out o'
the window to escape. The woman u
still living. hut in a critical condition.
She IL pretty. and was always considered
n LADY until last nights affair became
known.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
snsporsinu l'.sp-r labor.

The committee appointed hy Con
grcss to investigate The importation oi
panlcr and contract labor from foreign
countries have bccn making some start.
ling disclosures since their labors began
n few weeks ago. Following Is the tcs
timony Of some of the spectators IN
furnishing foreigners 10 corporations In
this country. as given the committee
last week at New York:
Henry W. Ocdye. agent of Campagnt
National de Navigation. testified that
his company employed agents 1t South.
crn Europe. sold prepaid tickets aud
carried many Italians.
An Italian who could not talk word
Of English testified that lie carried on n
small money changing establishment
a week ago man asked him To furnisl,
600 laborers. who were 20 be paid sl.9l
per day. Witness thought they were 10
work for some company and their rail-
road fare was to be paid. An agree.
ment was signed between the witness
and man named Philip Smith, by
which witness was to board these men
and allow Smith five per cent. on the all
board bills. The men were to be fur
nished by October /, next.
Joseph fTica said his business was to
furnish labcrcrs to large employers. lie
furnished 100 men to Brown, Howard n
Co. on the new viaduct. The men were
to receive sl.5O day. The profits of
the witness were received from supplies
furnished the men. The witness had
furnished as many as 800 men to the
West Shore railroad. OF these witness
furnished board for about 800. Tie
rest made him present by chipping
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
Caught - 1.sst.

Two m-n were arrested at salt Lake
City on tile s,h. charged with - muri,r
which wa, committed In that city twrn'
ty.ninc ycara ago. The principal Ia tile
affair i, Howard -. Spencer anil hin nc
--...,,ss-s, 4. a:af.sss. .stss.ui.nn. s'.I tss..i
victim MAS Sergeant, Pike of the United
States Army. In 1879. when Johnston 5
army was "a; Camp FLOYD. Spencer. then
n daring aud Irarr,isomu yuun; man.
wen; down ,p the cam, .nI ~; into -
row with the soldiers. lie said h- c"ul'!
do them all up u they come io him ono
n, u time. They agreed, ani Pike Mas
the lirS; tn meet the Mormon drsitrrAdo.
Spencer WAS completely laid out. re-
r.iylng sound ;hfashing. \ shoH,
time after that Sergeant PIX" while up
at s,l, Lake WIS shot aud Instantly
EilI.i ny Spencer wi;huu, - wDuI oi
warning. and the assassin escaped. The
Mptmuns shielded him, anh he always
cluhci the officers. \ month NJ" hr
WAS recognized and watched until the
necessary papers were procured a'lh
then arrested. Siringham assisted slri'-
Ger in escaping n, the time oi the mur'
der. and he was arrested about the
same time.
The Meeker herald., 1888-08-18
.e..., Matter. =, ~ hit. river CITY.

a special meeting OF the School Board
of District No. Is tWhi,c River CITY,
was held las; Thursday. August 18th,
ut A. Oldland \ Co. s to consider school
matters. A large number Of Interested
taxpayers were present and things
passed of 10 the entire satisfaction of
all present.
Lots IL. Is. 10. - and II. Of block 80.
were accepted as school site. and 1t
was determined that school should com
mence October lst, and continue for five
months.
Plans and specifications for school
house .Dx30 and IL high were ordered
drawn, cost Of building not to exceed
81 600. the same to be furnished with
Grand Rapids. Mich. school furniture.
II was also ordered that the Board
proceed to collect money raised on sub
scription and pay out the same for build
ing, etc. and the Board was authorized
To levy three mill tax 10 cover con.
tingent expenses.
Twenty-three legal voters took part In
the proceedings.
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out were imposing and in keeping with
the character OF the man. The services
were held in 81. Matthews church,
where tho remains had laid since Thurs
day afternoon. At the appointed hour
the church became well filed, and after
the usual formalities Cardinal Gibbons
delivered AN eloquent funeral sermon.
In accordance with the wishes Of Mrs.
Sheridan the funeral Was strictly u mil
itary affair, and the escort formed pre-
cisely rs is prescribed 10y army reguila-
tions for an officer OF the rank Of the
deceased. Crowds lined the streets the
entire ronts Of the funeral procession,
and the spectators generally uncovered
their heads as the bier passed. AT the
Ngrave, at intervals during the closing
sA,ryice, volley after volley flashed and
rAared from i've hundred musksts, and
ti,brn the cortege tnrnei silently home
" &,rd and left the dead to his solitude.