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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04
INVER GROVE PARK.

On Minnesota Northwestern railroad and Motor lne has 20 trains
day and from the city, fre quick time We have block OF 30
lots that have been ordered to sell at very low price, ON railway
Two railroads surveyed into nyer Grove Park All
lines entering the city from south and must make this point OF
the Property reasonable the location is
fine and the towards becoming rcas suburb OF ST. Paul
taken last stores hotel residences being erected and occupied
by frstass people, We want who is
not satisfied with their present location and
houses building at Inyer Grove We will such house
the best terms Obtanabe the city, Interest and
principal mature yearly payments H. 20 &c. 40 so monthly
Many industries going the West side and
South ST. Paul the coming spring. Now time purchase In
part of the city show that cheap
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04

CONFECTIONERY sale Il cOnfec-
~ tionery and restaurant doing a good
business; this Is q good chance for any one
desiring an investment making II good re-
turn; n full statement of the business made
to any one purchasing. Apply for full par
ticulars TO 20, Globe. 63-64
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04

CROCERY-For reason of leaving st. Paul
VI good grocery store is for sale on favor
able terms. Inquire of YAM, Griggs & Howes
and Joslin, Cudsworth & TO-, st. Paul. 81
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04

E'ABM with improvements, south of -Four
Lakes, containing 100 acres, for sale
cheaD
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04

7 CAN SELL to gardeners five or ten acre
i tracts of very best gardening land for
from $3.50 to $3.50 per acre, only half a mile
from city limits.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04

A SNAP-We have a few lots adjoining
N North st. Paul at S95 per lot if taken a
once; it will pay you to look this up. Olive
d. Murphy 5 / East Fourth St 81
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HANDY 6 HANDY, 375-379 Jackson Street.
REAL ESTATE FOEs SAEE;

GECTION of land i'll Grant county, shoi
~ distance from railroad station; can Sc
or trade for city property.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04

FARMS near ST. Paul containing from 40
Il to l60 acres.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04

IEWELRY-For sale jewelry stock and
- fixtures in one of the best towns in North
Dakota; a rare chance for first-class watch
maker Address so, Globe. 62-65
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04

I OTIS FOR SALE-By owner, some choice
IL lots in Matthew Egan's subdivision of
block 81. Lyman Dayton's addition; bar
gain to the right person. Inquire of Matthew
Egan, residence 945 East Fourth ST.; same
block 81
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04

T OTIS in different parts of the city. North
IL and South st. Paul.
A FINE horse and cattle ranch in Mon
n tana at bargain.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04

GNE of the best business sites on East
" Sixth ST., so feet front, near Smiths
marx
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04

u NO. D, below marKet price. NJ Il, GIObe.
r OT-A snap; fine residence lot near
IL Oakdale av., West side, for $500; easy
terms. Address "Owner, AS Rice st. 63 "a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04
4FFICE DE sAULT SIZE. MARIE IN

OFFICE OF SAULT STE. MARIE IN
~ vestment company, st. Paul, Mimi,
March l, 1888. Notice-On and after March
20 the prices of lots in our Phoenix Park adj
dition to Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, will be adj
vanced as follows, viz: Inside lots, present
price $50; price after March 20, SIS; corner
lots, present price 500, price after March
city limits, are high, dry and level. Sault
Ste Marie is rapidly growing city, having
at present population of 5000, which for
good reasons will double within the present
year. An investment now viii be q profita-
bic one. Respectfully yours, Sault Ste. Marie
Investment company, SO National German
American Bank building, st. Paul, Mimi.
Minneapolis office, 723 Temple court. 81
( CTONE QUAKRY-We have the finest
- stone quarry in the city for sale at
sacrifice; solid blue stone 10 within one foot
of The surface: stone alone worth more than
we ask for the property. Dodge & Roe.
/ l01a East Fourth st. I'D stairs 81
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04

60 QI0-HOUSE, seven rooms, nice
D%.OOO lot ON Prospect Terrace; easy
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04

MUST be sold before March 10, two or
1u four beautiful lots at Union Park; one
minute walk to Merriam Park depot Address
: the owner, Mrs. Mary Radley, 36l Iglehart
ct
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04

A LONG list of fine business chances;
n farm and hardwood timber lands for
sale and exchange.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04

nor SALE-An old, well-established
i wholesale and retail wine and liquor house,
located In the heart of this city fine store best
cellar and paying custom; Illness OF the
owner the only cause for selling. Inquire
Kiefer block, Room 3, 100 East Seventh st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04
DOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-Tne

EOR SALE-Stock of gents furnishing
l. goods with laundry attached, doing u
paying business, with lease and fixtures OF
store "a West Third st. "a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-04
Miscellaneous City f4ist.

HOUSES to rent and rents to collect. Koe
Ill nigsberg u Swartz, 12S East Sixth ST.,
opposite Hotel Ryan. "a
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To Pool the Globe.

Total, 9 permits. 81, 800
See ad. of Real Estate Title Ins. Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

Tse-s : ak sf sxps-bng Beulaassr
fFo4 zfz-os
N race b4s yst been found Of Murderer
Arnastross. u Ia Grape creek eosi rsgioa.
Oocopsass II ths Lee y oiass rssg lA1ds
have cs4el4 41ed 49, 70 h<lt sAe coFsf1-
4slL
Ad4u Bsrkes ~ho ~2s vslspeo sunday
a. s4fdlniA. 0hio ~ lae y alss Caps. >
DO~ r4slag msnise
Tks Cincinnati. Hsniltoa Dayton
Rslno.a bAs sesuu snit . recover stock
yurc14Se4 % Ives
is DicksrseD. Who sas student IN
General hzrrisons lSs ornee. c-sa yestsr-
dzy al Helena Il. l.
Its nov rumored that President Cisvs-
isRd vii fssums the praeiiee oi "a" with
hls Ola partner, IN Asw 1ofk
Professor h. Isnoegnft. = bsloonist
vas dTowned YESTERDAY IA Chsttsho0eale
River al Coluss1s. IA lis balloon
burst.
A dispatch states that the Osceola Bank
Of Iowa. has closed is doors, aad t Is ~
nlored thst the bank OmciAls Lad been
specGlstlng IN wss3t
For the second time. gang OF boys. aged
from n 10 "A. hss been shipped from 81.
glass factories n Oai0.
Judge Rucksr has formally challenged
Senator Blackburn 10 > duel. President
Cleveland denies having used the language
attributed 10 him by Kacker.
Inafght in ST. Louis, John Russell. pro
prlstor Of q dramatic company. pounded
Frank Isnnehill Jr., n member Of Kate
Castletons compsnv 0ith = beer glass.
IannsEi.ls injuries are serious. and
Russell has fed.
A telegram says that the State Baak Of
Valparaiso. Neb bss failed. that the pro-
pretOrs have hed % Canada; that they
spsculated in reai estate and lost, and that
one Of them deserted his wife, an aged
mother and Two invalid sisters.
A detective brought pack from Belgium
| to which country he hsd ned. Acolph SAN
bolino, who took So. 900 from David Spero.
| : leather merchant 81 New York. The de-
| tectiyss traced him by following MS wife,
VINO went 10 Join him and arrested him
while the two were exchanging greetings.
A man who was arrested in Toronto for
| playing q confidence game on . newly
married Scotcbmsn proves 70 oe q Horace
| HOYan. better known az Little Herscs.
a notorious and successful bank thief Of
this country. be had invented a cane in
which was concealed pair OF t1eezers with
| which TO rob banks.
| The arrest Of Charles Tinker, the Gin
cinnsti forger. in London, Eng, yester-
day. was effected by the knowledge OF bis
| Whereabouts impaired 10 one Of his com
panions in this country. IinkieT forged
| three cheeks for 5000 each. and started 10
1 follow the races, accompanied by q German
girl. The girls sister died OF grief aad
Tinkler's mother bccams insane.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

- Er.las wsr~ Raasiax Gas 81 iadi~--
agolls GsstsEd4E-


IpofAxAp01ls sos. Z3.-ias stEAks " tne
rzilzoad ssileansa . fakias 81 a. a<iS
ohass. s9ts single ssitch sugsas 10 Us
city uosss yesterday n5rniag- q 1hs
frstsat wards sssfYtaag > coaias-oo.
i sfzl1g sra,1s s1andoGs1 aslr Dscs 20 -
ast so4a= > a. . sKcspE 10 sas Ac491 a11
- Axe Era 4 - steEg faf1s TBS Eea,
aoNessr ds1 srst l4sl aos a. s1s-os s1cul1
5s Efsd Yss-sEasf Asr8lsS - ssfcf<i
ssaees - sax4assrs sa1 1lsz1sa O. otasr
ens.sTss u "a E8a1s ssfe tfeFsed i1to
service sn1 uisd 70 80 Ga Ntl ne @olx,
1ut tne strikers lagsEferfei a. successfully
gfessnsed ~ 1spsrtlrs of z1y U4las
serioua sa24e 81 las stEiKs . t1zl to5
snzfaeers sl1 rrsuea are 10 close 80 ~ pa
fas sitA tAs ssltComsn. and maze 10 a.
.-inpt ~ alan gas suzlnss- Ia usaEiy every
instance taes haEs curt -erk. run tne en-
xiaes lotc he siai.s and drew tns ares "hea
Eh= ssllCL1nss fes Tested -. Tue olncsrs Of
tae roa1s have ~a4ls1 Tor police prOtseuSn.
sLd co.. a s1Ori sIl &c made 10 start or-
same Ls~ eEeNs
Tas .irssuen % ne 49, linens strike
presents 10 uss features. sad Up % aid
aig1G there 1as Desn D. Fi0ls1cs sitem pied
NJ Ire gas are TgnBing except a. oecAs-
Ilaal inconnnE train VIII perlsasoie Ire nt.
Passenger trains srs rul1ing as Csu.i sub
isct CI course, % ia cesy "a maxim <
thsm up. TIE usual zank q Ioosns are
sadsav0r8g 70 create vlolence, but TIE
sgrik srs continue psscsable. sod as uoGole
- 81 . sCLrc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24
ON TOP
rE Vas REFLECTED YssTsR0AY
fhs .srk Dsss ~ n. aswst< 81 L4ssr
4. L.ai@aapslis Hsstsraay-Ess $50
E1seanss Bs@ra sslsetsa
~ Ps~dsFly.

IsnrAsAsoLIs. Nos. z3.-rhs s.sction o.
sksesrs lo0k aD tas tine q tas Knights Of
Lsbor 0sasf.l ASSEMBLY so.la5 fals ~as
Ihs srdsl u business annodscsd a. tae
spsning ~ the morning ssssiea. sn1 aoall-
nsIioas ssrs a. oacs esl.sd fsr Daniel
CanpssiI. of scranton. p, aomiH&lsd
V Fs4asFly ioF Fsslseusa- Nictsr Dfafs
81 o. A A. placed iEs name 81 Asri-o
H.alsY "a Aes Jersey. Ssf5rs ths coz wa
Ei0a, and a -K -4slsssts asu4sd blfcn. ~
Ono. A <rsas naa1g sscclcs ~ tAs n0aIiiA
kions followed snd . F0ts sss taksn, snlca
rssa ltsd a. fol0~s foE1sfly, IL h4Ale1
-. Birch. l. For General ho1taY r9fe-
mza Morris =. Wheat ~ I0ss. sn1 henrY
A Heckmeysr Of A1s jersss, see nO13i-
aalsa The vote stood- W nsaL - bsek-
usysr ID A ea11lt4ses Tor 0ensl q -ocf--
tsry -Irs4s1rsr. thrss lzmss s-re prssenl 81
G.orke nuacan. II ElcAm5nd. a aa1ej
Frs.isriek Turner. 0f Pailsdsi pnla. The pres
cot Trssssrsf- Fo~1sriy took the no0f snd
nonli atsd Iohn ~. Hayes u NsS Jefsey. &.
srsae1t 5ecrsL.ry. AL ". o. r. Prlcs. u
Nss ofk. presented the na1s oi AfA A
r Stevens. of Tolsdo. O8iO-
IsDlasAPoLns. NOV. -. - The Knights
elected John ~ Hayes Secrstsry- fresslfsr
AZ Afternoon snd Mrs- barry -ss retained
a. the 1s.a ~ tbs -Omsus department. :.
k.m bsrs Of tAs Executive Board elected 20
d.y srs Ie1n Deslin. Of Detroit. j. J. h0i-
Lad, Of JaeksonVille. Florita. JOan Cas-
tsilo. sf tlrao1rg. and A. ". Wr-gn.. ol
Aoorrrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24
TROUBLES IN FRANCE
FRENCH PEOPLE sA0lr STIRRED W
= sna@ Giily's Charges Aszinst PFSHissat
Politicians y srs Grsser TkAn AgzlGst
IA WllssE-Tbs Gossra1asEt
1ErsztsDs1

PAsls S5T 25 While ths siaister
shadow Ct Bou sngsrism steadily iEcEsssss
u ths lan5 ne Rssaolcsn facIioss sssn
- De GU rae 5nnk Ci ssotasf quarrel over
nssBcl4l scandals which threaten ~ be
even worse than that Gndsr whlea Pfesl-
sent CFevy and N Wilson went dsra.
The depatlss fOcsv a. received = eireolar
letter signed By r Marin. eT-sgent Of the
Pansma Cana Company. asserting that
AsssTs BsiDsDt snd Bsros. foralssiy AIn-
.sieTs 81 Pue.-c WOrEs hs1 e4ch received
cunng tne pa. two years .srge Cfioes IA re-
IUTE Tor tns C1leiG. anG parliamentary as-
sisf&ncs lhe, lsc rendered the PABsms ca
Ia Company Ia s1diuOn AR. Martin SAYS
that .4lly nlts members Of the Chamber
are In p-lcatsd ia similar corrupt way IA
the fortunes 0f De Ls.seys scheme. but he
reserves their names la order - colceatrats
The charge on these eK- Ministers and forcs
them 10 proceed ag4izst him in the courts.
vaere be IS Fszay and anxious 10 rect
them. Is Is dcubtiai. hOsever If they viii
sue him unless they are forced into H.
N. AaTun siso attacks the present sfOrt
OF n. De Lesseps 10 obtain al east the
formal backing OF The Credit toneisr for his
project OF new loan. liz appears that the
Government - pretty deeply involved IN
support Of this plan. n. floquet relying .
good deal en patriotic hummery about
piercing The is,hlnus Of Panama under the
French dag for eiectioneering capital in
the general elections of next year. Hence.
any big scandal now about the Psnsms
Canal will lot only smash u de Lssseps'
chances for getting more money out OF The
conhding French people. but will seriously
threaten the Coyernment itself
There are numerous runors stoAt about
disorders in Alssce, about fresh qusrrels or
the German frontier and alarming diplo-
matte cerrespondence. bat nothing has oc-
Cured thus lar TO give them importance.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24
THERE IS NOTHING TO SAY.

W. X Burt Says that the Democrats Are
sztisfied-ae viii Not Talk.
Hon. Wellington z. Burt of East
Saginaw, was in the city yesterday attend
ing meeting of committee OF the credi-
tors of the Michael Englemsnn estate. lie
VISA found ct The Morton just before sup
per last night by q TELEGRAM HERALD re-
porter. but was too hungry 10 talk then
and put the newspaper man OF till
o'clock At the appointed hour the re-
porter was on hand with a note book IN his
pocket, itching to be tickled with his LEAD
pencil as it recorded the weighty words of
widsom, as they fell from the tongue of the
would-be statesman. But Mr. Burt had
weighed matters IN his mind and had come
to the conclusion. as be said. that. There
isn't much 10 say. We (the Dem ocrsts)
are sati.aed. / don't think l have any
thing to say for publication" and ne
walked away with an air which plainly
said, Il wish I'd stayed with my party"
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24
KILLED BY AN IDIOT.
Aaxry Bse-s.s lie w.s Not Allowed Ia
tofs

Aarry Bse-s.s lie w.s Not Allowed To
Vote
RALKGH. y. C.. Nov. About o'clock
yesterday msruinx nsar Hartford, Psrqui-
mans county. . murder vn committed by
q man named HenrY Lowe. Who ordinarily
vas considered az idiot. bat had eccasion-
ally had psro1ysms Of violent mania On
slsctioa day hs applied to vote bat WAS re-
iectsd because be had not registered. which
greatly affected aim he was living with
NJ naIt Wood. OF Psrquimans county.
snd yesterdsJ morning Just before
daybrssk be knocked st the bed
room door Of Mr.. Wood. Being
refused stmittance, be fired through the
door, striking Ar " OOd IN the face. de
tnen burst in the door and ffed aBoths r
shot a. Mr.. Wood. innictinE fatal wound
ia rhs breast, from which Mr.. Wood died
iamediately Lowe then turned upon bis
brOtnsr who mad come in. aud nrcd ~ MIN.
breaking his arm. de then sought for
Mrs. Wood. who escaped from . window
With her children. The neignoors came IN,
aroused by he comm 1tiOn. and met Lowe
ia the yard with bis pistol, which was
empty. When he saw them ne commenced
10 ran. but stopped asd was arrested. he
ras ghen taken 20 jail
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24
What Senator sherman says.

WAS HINGToS. Nov Ex-senator Sherman
says: TO say that Harrison is going to
start out on vigorous policy of annexation
would be the sheerest folly and nonsense.
1t not matter OF policy. No man and no
party can bring about annexation. II can
only De done by negotiations. Canada, ss
well SIS the United States. must be willing
| would not give penay for Canada taken
by conquest Willingness OF Canadian
people to come into the Union would be
the only thing that would make annsxa-
ton desirable"
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

Wv Yosx. Nov. 23-C0asui General
Ress-tr. ~ho represents the HsTti-n Gov
srn-sus IN this city. hss rscsired informA-
ten that peace betTesa the Government
sns ths Insurgents q o-ing arrsngsd bY
smbsssadsrs. ras drst stsps in Toe asgo-
tisfi0ns sere tsKsu st ne rsqcssf ~ hgn
sigaiusries IN the Roman Cataeac church.
Tbs rehels ~ nearly out ~ monev. .13
psscs = evidently expected within a fsr
dsYA
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

WAsHISGroS, Nov. 23.-In his annual
report United States Treasurer Hyatt gives
the net revenue OF the Government for the
year as 1919. 266, ,074. and the net expendi-
tuTes S267 s24 s0l. leaving = surplus avail
a0ls for the reduction 81 the public deot of
Sill. .34l 273 an incresss of s. SO. .l75 over
ths year before. Comp pared with 1887, the
revenues were s. o62 797 more and the
expenditures s.. SIS less. Ghe treasury bal
snce increased during the year rom {69, =
-, ,379, to $l29 SO4 282.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24
GETTING READY
For the Coming Banquet In Washington
la Dece ber.

For the Coming Banquet In Washington
la Dece In Der.
WAsHISGTOY. Nov. 23.-The Washington
members of the Board of Promotion of the
Worlds Exposition in 1892, met at Willard's
and perfected arrangements for banquet
December 4, next, the occasion of the meet
ing of the board of Promotion. Gov.
Cyrus G. Luce. and Mayor L. al. Weston. OF
Grand Rapids, are among the guests ex-
pected on that occasion. Among others
who will be present are Governor Lee, OF
Virginia; Governor Thayer OF Nebraska: J..
L. ST. Curry, ex-NinFer to Spain; the
Mayors of Cincinnati, Baltimore. Rich
mond. Peoria, Fort Worth, Hoboken, and
Representatives of the State Oranges OF
Virginia. Iowa and Vermont; the Italian
Chamber OF Commerce.. of New YORK; the
Maritime Association, OF New York, and
the American Historical Society.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

BOSTON. sNov. 23.--J. W. Macintosh &
Ce. stock brokers. have failed. Tnsir
liabilities cannot nov be stated The fail
urs il ewing shisdy to he dsclins in Flint
A Psrs Hsrsuette Railroad securities. the
frm being unable % respond 70 margin on
thsss stocks. When the company von its
late suit Ar. NsckiHtosh believed the
stock ~ould advance isrgsiT on it, inertia
and - sivised BIS irisnds- In sttsu1 strg
20 soid the stock against The insvitabls hs
has secanslstsd more taAn as Is nov a6ls
70 carry.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

wAsgrSsTos. Nov. 1J.-Joan J. Enright
is - rsoeiFs a promotion from his dsburs-
Ing d=skship TO ths chisship Of tue dead
lstter division Of tbs Department r. F.
Hal. - Sc. fs1i VII % the next disburs-
ing eierk IN pi ace Of EnTzhf Nr. Rics has
been sndssvorng for s0ms tirss past %
secur- q good place for Hail in Sc postal
ssrvios hsrs. and Dickinson some Gms ago
prom sd Mr.. Ries good . Aes for aina II
spe shs1ld becous vscaat
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

NV YosK. NOV 13.-No frssh feature
hss msnifssted Itself tas morning il TIE
dispute o.tEsea ths AIs Brewers Assoc a
ton Of the STATES of Ns- ors sni Ns-
Jersey. TIE emp oys~s insist thst if ths
vorxnen do nos dIsc0utiuus the In n.imi1s
ten ~ csr-sn 1rm hey 49, certainly
.ock them ouf OF rex a ein esis7. TIE
men have usr Tef fully decided Taag 70 ID
ID fas mater
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

Tssmer oost race rhich Til' axe place 70
morrow afternoon on tas river il tais city
= bringing are nuHn aer - peop,e here
to witness - Eress rsce. A Is~Ee suiou1f
of 1onev ass tsea Fszsrsl o. tse resu e.
The winner sef ~ faousaas dollars
ard - rrsvu ri,rsair rf Auer'cs. Bssl1g
e rerT E7s.T con zaf AZ svsn noreY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

SFRrSsFIsLD. H.. Nov 23-G-n Palmer.
the Democratic csudisA,s for Governor a.
tas recent sscuos hss ssked for and re-
csivsi 81 honorable dischsrxs from Steven
500 P8s- No - q A r X 8 SAD that be
bsses as -ifhdrsrsi upoo tie alleged
violation o. fhs constitution and ritual
charging that the Order has sssa perverted
u unl-Ira- rnrnr.as
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

Bosros New lS.-f1s bIothsFhsoa O.
Bsss Sal Players 0f the National League
srs very much dissatisfied -l-h The ns~
classification ana limit Of salaries. and
come payers wll nol siga. - sH Agtesaasst
bef~ esn the mem eers of tks brotAeFhooa
prevents any member from AeaeFans :
osillon a. n lsss sslSry taan La reserved
To- me preVlS1s se4r.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

A Drug Clerk who wants to Get the
sum of s25 900 Back
NV BEDFsKo. Mass. Nov. Z3.-On Tues
dsv tho 5aak accounts and other property
of 7. %. Hooper. stock broker doing ousi-
n-S. on North Warer-st-. Vas attached in
sas sam Of S25, 90. A suit has bean brought
byT r Allen, q vel known drug clerk IN
the employ OF +. II. Bailey. 20 recover =
sum amounting 70 nearly $4,000 which -
clAi md ~ have Desn lost IN specula,lng ~
hsoper's place. IL Is sad that q short time
ago on tAs death Of his fathsr. Ar Allen
received . lsgaey amounting 10 about S25.-
90; al but abo1t s.. 900 Of this sam he has
invested and sunk. and hisclaim Is that TIE
money vas secured illegally.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

When the case OF Fred Sop.r vss called
in tie Police Court yesterday, Ar. Smediey.
attorney Tor the defendant. waived further
examination. and be vas ssld for trisl al
ins mex term Of the Superior Court. oOper
Fsv- bal 10 ne suRl of $500 for bis sp-
pssrsnCe when wan "a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

LoNDoS. Nov. 23.-Edward Harrington
says he will refuse to pay the fine of 600
imposed upon him by the judges of the
Psrnell Commission. tie SAYS he viii ques-
ton the right OF ths Com mission TO enforce
1t. United Ireland reiterstss me charges of
the kerry Scann,i says It will not abstain
from commenting on the judges aud
charges that the Government has packed
the lourt
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24
PROHIBITION WONT WORK.
n PssasytysaIs Town that b Entirely
WithOat water

NithOat Water.
WuxrSsARRE. Pa. Nov. 23.-Thrse acres
Of earth over the mineral springs collisry
a. Miners Mills eaved in late this afternoon
causing great damage When the earth
went down Il carried with it the main pipe
Of the Wilkssbsrrs Water Company which
conveyed water from tie reservoir 10 the
ctr. The water from the reservoir then
poured into toe mine 5ooding IL IN a very
snort time and the miners had very
narrow escape from drowning. but al vers
fottsn Gus a nfety. TIE cisys water
supply is sntirelv cut Of tonight and If 4
firs saould happen u is impossible 20 ssti-
mate the loss tAas vould surely ariss from
a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

Icvpcy. Nov 1s-Nr Psrnsn isst night
made speech sn ne ixnd purchase sill ia
the Houss 81 C0muens He vsnfed stsus
tsksn IN ~ sirection - The establishment
-f q PEASANT rrerristorshin. D@oiei any
oppcsitiou - ths peasant is1i purrhsze
ill 3uf held that ,s wanted ne oiil sr-
esaded - "a - snplv - arrears Ths hii
-,- psssed On 80 second reading 5y vote
ef - - &A
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24
MICHAEL sNGLsmANN ESTATE.

The Credi'ors Committee Meet In This
CITY Receivers Report In Dfcsmbsr.
4 meeting Of the committee Of the credi-
tors Of ths late Michael Earlsmsnn held
meeting a. he Grand Rapids National
Bank yesterday afternoon and sFsning
Nothing Of importance vas done bgt a
gensrsI looking over Of the stsirs Of the
estate oT The CONT uittee-
Ia December when the mill a. hsnisiss
j. shut down toe receivers wil make their
forns report -ben ths creditors VII
know Ehsf 20 expect
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE YEARS

For Stealing sea 900 from His Employ
aud Others.
SEw YORK. Nov. 4.-Jsmes Z. Bede.l.
real estate clerk of the lar firm of Ship
man. Barlow. Laroque & Choste. who
suindled his employers and their clients
out OF s264 SEQ. OF which he spent part in
the pohcy shop OF Emerson & Co.'s, was
yesterday sentenced, on his plea OF guilty,
to State prism for twenty-five years and
four months
Philip J. Goss. one of the policy dealers.
who got $50, 0O0 out of Bedell pleaded
guilty 70 felony, and was 6ned 81, 900.