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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-25
WEST OF THE MISSOURI.
No Damage From StOrns---CattIe
Doing Finely 49, A Favorable
Winter.

Special to the Globe
GLADSTONE, Stark County, Oak, Feb.
24.-Your correspondent has taken
trouble to interview farmers and others
in this section of the West Missouri
country as to their experiences during
the severe storms in January. AS far
as can be ascertained there was no
suffering and no loss at all is reported
to stock. The winter so far has been a
delightful one. Cattle and sheep are in
excellent condition and have required
less feeding than in the winter of
1861. Farmers who have large herds
on shares i'll the neighborhood of Taylor
and RichardtOn have not feed at ali.
There is considerable feeling of in
dignatiOn among business men and
others at the repeated failure of the
postal authorities to deliver the mail
here. Several times lately no mail bag
has been thrown off, nor none taken
from the crane. 1t is thought that some
of the surplus might be devoted to the
improvement of the mail service in the
Northwest. Investigations point to the
fact that the mail clerks are overwOrked.
and that the present force engaged on
the main line of the Northern Pacific is
inadequate and not able to handle the
large and increasing mail distributed to
this section of the country. A move
ment has been started by the business
men and farmers in and near Gladstone
for the starting of cheese factory on
the cooperative plan. Excellent facil-
tiles are here afforded for such an enter
prise, as some of the finest springs in
the West Missouri country are located
near the tow nsite. Sheep and horses on
shares are in demand here by the
farmers.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-25
Fargo buckeyes"

Special to the Globe
FARGO, Feb. 24.-In response to call
for the organization of an Ohio club in
this city, a meeting was held in the
office of Judge Mitchell, Thursday eve
ming, with a goodly number of repre-
sentatives present. Judge Mitchell was
made chairman, and Capt. Gregg secre-
tary. A committee was appointed to
draft constitution, and the meeting adj
jOurned to meet in Y. Nj. c. A. hall Feb.
20. This being Ohio's centennial year,
much interest is manifested by her
former citizens in this movement.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-25

editor of the Redfield Journal, Redfield,
OAK, was born at Palmyra, Wis, Jan.
%, 1859. He removed with his parents
to Iowa in 1870, where he assisted his
father in farming and stOck-raising I'M
til he attained his majority, having re-
ceived in the meantime liberal edu-
cation; mrrried Miss Burgess, ma
tive of Nova Scotia, and struck out for
Dakota with his wife in the spring
of 1880, settling at Brookings,
where he became connected with
a newspaper Two years later
he removed to Redfeld and soon there
after secured an interest in the Journal,
assuming the management of its bust
ness department. On Sept. 1, 1888, he
became its chief editor and principal
neutrality-suspicious. which he still oc-
cupies. He is a pronounced Republic
can in, politics and equally as pro-
nOunced for prohibition, SO far as it per-
tainS to the sale of intOXlcants as bey-
erage, and is popular as journalist.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-25
A Successful Lady Pastor.

Special to the Globe.
SIOUX FALLS, Feb. PA little over
a year ago Miss Carrie j. Bartlett, of
Minneapolis, came to Sioux Falls and
organized a church of the Unitarian
faith. The society under her pastorate
has grown radidly, and is now one of
the largest and most prosperous church
organizations in the city. An elegant
new stone church has just been built at
an expense of some $1,000, and tO-mor-
row the church will be first occupied
and dedicated. 1t is monument to
Miss Bartlett'S perseverance and talents.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-25
THE BEST NEWS SERVICE
A Superb Illustration of Modern
Journalism.
Ashton (Ia.) Argus

The st. Paul GLOBE has the
best news service of any paper
in the Northwest, and not only
that, but its columns compare
favOrably with those of the
New York World in the inten-
sity Of their interest. Its Sun
day edition is a superb illus
tratiOn of modern American
journalism. That the GLOBE
is appreciated can be demon
strated by a look at its new
building--a ten-stOry struct-
ure---the most magnificent
specimen Of architecture i'm the
wonderful Western metropolis
where it is published.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-25
A MARVEL OF THE TIMES.

III AtN Ia VI
Northwest in Enterprise and
Push.
Oshkosh (Wis.) Times
The GLOBE is one Of the
newspaper marvels Ofthe times.
Three years ago it was a strug-
CLING, bankrupt concern with
out reputation, ability or bust
ness. Lewis Bakers manage.
ment of the paper, however,
has made it a remarkable sue
cess, and the st. Paul GLOBE
is now looked upon as the
representative paper Of the
Northwest, not only in enter
prise and push, but also i'll
breadth and scope of its news
and ability Of its editorial de-
partment. 1t covers North
western Wisconsin. Minnesota
and Dakota, and does it we'll.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-25
FARGO PROUD OF HER.
A Young Musical Genius of the
Dakota City Winning HO nOrs in
Paris

Special to the Globe
FARGO, Feb. 24.-FargO society is de
lighted at the rising success of one of
its favOrites over the water. 1t is
learned that Miss Marie Paige, daughter
OF +. A. Paige of this city, recently
made her debut in Paris as a concert
viOlinist, rec ewing an enthusiastic wei
come by fashionable audience Of over
1000 persons, being encOred at each ap-
pearance. Miss Paige is Dakota girl
with pluck and genius, but nineteen
years of age. A brilliant career is pre-
dicted for her as violin virtuOsO. She
graduated from the New England Con-
servatOry Of Music with high hOnOrs at
the age of seventeen, and sailed at once
for Paris, where she has since been
under the tutalege of the worlds mas
tiers of the art.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-25

sample copy of this sheet. Cakes offers
many inducements, and to capitalists,
investors, professional men, merchants,
mechanics and those of every line of
business who are seeking investments,
business or homes, there is an opening
at Cakes that for safety and certainty
cannot be SURPASSED in this territory.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

A system That - Hettsr Than the Aiph
h@a Naz in T4..

A System That = Bettsr Than tn. Alpha
bet New in U<s.
Nrw YOkx. Nov. A-Thsre mas lately been
fnvsnted new system Of synchronism
waich. IL 6, claimed will make il cheaper
q, telegraph messages than % mail them.
Dr. J. Harris Rogers Of Wssh IngtOn. u the
inventor. and ne clai ms that the world viii
s> almost rsyolnGonized oy its Il scovsry.
The new system. Dr. Rogers says reduces
Rhs English aphabet - ten elementary
chsFsct.rs The messages are prepared oy
means Of machine resembling a type
writer and nsnipe ated in the same man
oar. With tie uss Of ten Esys-one for each
rhsr,ctsr-sny dssirsbis message can be
xyittsB.
or. Rogers for ths past four yssrs or more
has b.-n a. work trying 90 psrfsct sychron-
Ism which signifies as the same time
Its sopiicsfiou IN teiegrspny a - make Two
vh.-ls-ons az ssch snd OF The ine-re-
-olvs simultaneously. According n Or.
Eox-rs over 90 words can De transm ttsd
n q minute by Dis ns~ system-
A test Of the new apparatus yss held on
rus.dsr sfsrnoon. and msssags of
s-rentT-fvs rords sent over in treuty-fv -
seconds and printed or tape in plain
Romsn characters. The inventor says that
bs can ~ this system make one wire do
the YORK thss tsn 10 aoE oT tas system in
rorus.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
EGAN'S EXPLANATION
ahe Hrslish szislstsF - UFltise 50 .
ns1SsF "a a ssor~s Fraternity ~ss
as suprossa " asld Nes
Hotsss otsa

laNooaS. ocl 4-fstsos t@ean. sx-
fresiaeni lrisa Asasnsl League said 70
asy n sm osuFinosd that TIE ra2aos vss
hsel vile gsss sosios - oAndid's Ia Ecply
- he kerc1lssn ieiisf ls this. There =
sXtena,nf al syef America seossts 81
rcosul iorasiion 90 led oDnf "a a. eselcs
bouul tosstbeT ts az lron clau oatA. kaxiHk
leT u ot'ieos ths pFom oilon Ir ials country
oi kuglis1 lnserssts ths ElAiutslEsece ~
friendly relations WITH wnai thef are
plessss ~ cal tie Rai1er oeaDtry eQe tie
most wsichfu ana m@lisnaEi
hostility towards sssfs lnlbE irish
ou tbis c8Htinsut have sesE ths
constitution. rituAl sud osIb ~ ths ssns of
81 George sao 3 perceive taai lhs Auts
Gibson letter conxesf distinctly throughout
lts pErssesioEs tAal a. ea1lss ifaA = lisa'
bef Of Tie s8c.e.y Tie BRUSH = nlsisf -
course Recognizes ihis snc ist 5hai be " ea
commuEiCSlnF viii enc oi iht orothc1-
hood whs a. the letter rissfIF osavsss
wsuiea iularmatou loF the sprcisi geld
snce of mrmbsFs al tae oooiegs ~ the
fscinC Slope hs had therefore nu hesIis-
ton N writing iaiy snc irSpkiF hls own
sentiments sns thoss u he govsrnalen "a
rsgsfc ihs ffieuoliness of fresidaui CeVe-
and aao he administration toweFdE bTiilsA
lEteresgs. have 40 knssisaEs ~ ul-
Gibson OF of ths authorship II he letter,
bat have good reason to believe thst what
] have sts sd is the tgas eIpiansaon Of
Minister Vests reply
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

A Boston man wss seated ct n table IN
Boston restaurant the other ssy enjoying his
noordsy lunch. A late corner entered and
took seat ss the same table. and. being evi-
dsntiy somewhat N hurry, gave his entire
order At TIE one time but vas chegrined %
ind tast cold bread -a& serv~d him instead
Of shs wsrm biscuits be had expected How
ever. not % b ~ho.iy deprived q the luxury
desired. he uncerrmouiously reached across
20 ths domain n ta- earlier dinar. picked ID
th- solitary biscuit thst remained on th@ a.
ter's pists and commenced t. eat u. where
Ucon The other. n0t % b outtone IN the mat
ser = god r-ach and the ability = EMPLOY
T.. sxnsnds,l kls arm, xsthered IN the piers q
pte that belonEed - the original offender,
snd procrssisd - rsgsle hiu1seif That q
my pc. xrfr came he pro1lpt preee<t That
is ny biscnis~ ~ss TIE ooid re Sspaer. A 81
ience followed. only broken - sie pAtt~r q
tbe waters feet upoa tss ssssellated Cor
Boston Rud<rt
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

The supreme chief ~ the police and detec-
tives is Sir Charles Warre1. a man Who has
not the first qualification. either - nature Or
education, for the position he flik Ee illus
trstes the 80 often unfortunate theory of pri-
moZeRiture Sir Charles had been q soldier,
and served NTH fair credit. bat ssd 70 ex-
ecsitive experic8oo or knowiedze Of police
detail vAsn ne was placrd in charge q the
force Of the greatest citv IN the world II re
hsd been a man content 70 pose as figure
bad and allow tae RENE - - really held bv
capable hsutcuants, not nuucb harm would
have beer done. but unforiRnateiT 30 is
equity. irsscib3e. stubborn Old naaTtsnet. wbo
insists upoi managing sfsirs soseiT t. sult
himself he mus certainly have succeeded.
for se has suite-i nobody slss
In person Sir Charles could h> hest de-
scribed IS beefy He looks Ike tts Eaglish
comedy ma jor ose s~as n TIE stage. renred
On hsd psg. vao sresrs bv ne Times ard
swears s everything elss bs - saii n have
urged - secretary no4 - offer rersrs ID
tas " tsc1apel affair. rhieh is probably
TIE case - -8ch = sep would bfins = raili-
fuds = ssrsp8 prlvsts detect VS. into the
csse, and Scotlsn5 Yard is not fond p "a
VARY rsther curiosls fsct. hst o1e tazt
expiaias sray = good deal - p 'ure. IS that
the feSt ns.n q tie of7rs sre cozstsnflv 81
vork - political rosfteTS II t1e turh8 lert
stste a British politics r. p@r-T ~ povsr
sl~ars hss pisntv - detective ~eTk - -
c1-e and tbe g1~eraTaeat ree1uro@s sre st
their iisr1esl S1cb tang is slrsoz fBcon-
essvsble in tsis eountry. -Sslslzaors sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
AAUsEAEyTS

The entertainment .. smiths this week
f. Of unusual sIee,isBce. Two great shows,
introducing The celebrated character artists,
Lester snd Rita frsnkin. supported bg
Walter Lawrence Phlhp HALEY Mr.
GLADYS Ezrle and q fnt-ciass company
entitled The Lightning Detective pre
ceded BY az Olio OF meFiiOrious acts. The
election returns viii BE read from the stage
Tuesday and wednesday evenings. The
sane programmes AZ REGULAR matinee Wed
nesday aud Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
Miss Ada Gray in East lynne" is -
well known ia Grand ksplds that she needs
no introduction. and will be given crowded
houses al every performance Al Redmond :
this week Saturday she appears in "A
Ring OF lrou."
The Wilbur Opera Company vii present
the Two Nagsbonds" al Powers tnis even
ing. This popular company will be at
Powers all the week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

On TIE resr platform q o ate soufh e-d
car oue ff-t re- very lcaE az there Sss 8
oaarreis--~r tcuTh. va wss in sr'osed to
rsF his fare tsf Ierfe~t 2 ~ilsng ss be
mace r. osaals on. - cseal oat tge CO fof
I've os-1s r1letor were TIRE q A r
trttrr. te ef "a TIE bstt9n spd thsz
g.snced at fosr pss~r9srS vho ve-> sarni
lsrlv deocrsted Tie fear ra~senze-s vnn-
de-eS osf Or the alaforln kin6 q g.erris1as
Ike as Arten1s Harf rc16 say. Sc
toach rad his fa~s ~ffh fsvris. hae,e. ard
lrf-a,lsateF h.ersrss - nd a. q Isreb 49,
IsaSfor Traaa-riFt
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
OUR aaCgKr

On ths eaiterlAl p&ss - the fEAEsgAN-
HEEalp tsasy ws Psellsh oar tickss for
lsH0rEess eiselisn froz the National
standard bsSreEs 70 ooEaAsrs sos Surveyors
II i The kspaslioAs tioksl In laA Sad with
ogi soEtlca. sns sc ssy car T.ckst De
cause ~s eslisse 1t isF tie sood 81 The essl
oeanuy GA he t1os q gke earth 90 nss Ia.
hAl % sole ihis a. f3I tais uckel Kn&
no other Mach kss seen sid through
these columns tor t1e contnusnos 81
tas sreal ssslen 81 proisCaea - A@.egiosu
lpo4Siues ~hlca las made thls oouutry
shat t iG. = systela which has friends only
"a tbs krpu olieAn party. IL 40 0thsg sfEu-
msnt voald bsvs ~eiFht with ne vetrrs Of
tie flfl1 Cong esslon1l district the yery
argument thai free trade will reduce values
vs im protection. Why Go sou AK
slml ~ sscsass II tree trade " IA REQ ace va 0es
a. Il claimed by Democrats snd admitted ey
Republicans tbsn for The good 81 the whole
people ws wsat none Of A. I've thlrds VI
lae people IN tbs oountFy belong Ia tue
debtor eisss. sna sHy and al reductions of
values does TIE debtor great injury. This
is a OresneScE argument you vii say, eat
il applies u the tau1 &c well a. 10 ths
money question, sna lass nov with fsf
more pernusncy Ar LsboringEan.
Il you owe 800 on that house aud
lot which is row worth = 0Oo think
twice before you vote 10 have the value Of
thar ONE reduced 10 half aud the 800 %
hard earned money which you have slTesey
paid. voted cut oi existence or into the
pocEe.s of tie man Who holds The morlg-
see Tor ia s5o9 unpaid. Think twice ne
say, and then you will 20 and vote for
BslkEEy and Protection.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
4 Nsn sAss sALL Gus
DssrssE siI orx.sIas So Cias Ssa'
fsar.

Dsrz8lr. Nas a-IEs save Of fsgrst Ehaf
s4sot sser uslrs.g ~1sa g ~ss announced
taat tAs lsasaz clas sss de0aasd, e-d 1os
step tas protested sac. ouE u hss nes aesa
.h5ar ia effect Nheu tas direetors ~
lAa elab asarsd ap Ehe Pfc4s md losses,
thes fsund fasF szd Got d9Ds ~ oa1lF aiLsr
a. fnsi1 laaI deal not o4lg more tnsn
sssnsd ~ las.r ieFla-r fs1clts, saE .sfts sa *
ba4naa base BAL is u9f s4en poof bust
uess sfsr az tAss remarked. sni t1ey
strs5shIsag dr8pt-1 their sry laees 4n1
iuiosmze Manager Lez1 that t1sy soa.d
help anF base BAL org4nizaliQn = hlcn mls1t
bs stared ~ taxing COG lsi1sratls block
81 sClcx Ii ne sllsfus alsg tneir approval.
Otass people 14d zFsa1f L4lksd % ~
Leadly and ~ers -uung % pas money IA
ar UfasflcAl deAl, az TIE lnaigi1ua. move
of ne directors of the o-t clas 0c0Aed tas
scheme coas.dsfsBly l. Eas oell4e1 tnal
it .ouli be useless ~ tsY 10 start he nss
organization shiis he poluc4i calor0n sas
ooillng - furlousy. out a meeting Vii %
Gsld some tine nsIt seek
TIE mssuag shich vii be held nshs
sses ~ decide TIE question Of ~nstnef
80 nsN club goes into The lnterusllonAI
League Or ths American Association.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

The election lsws are quoted a. length
elsewhere n this impression. In the elec-
non held ia the Fret ward 10 lss6 there
va. one man Hho wss especially prominent
buying votes for MT Ford This man Is
sgain working for Mr.. Ford. The IrLs-
aRAx .HERALD ia authorized 10 say ths, II
Dis methods Of two years ego are rePeais
ne will be prosecuted 10 the full extent Of
the lav
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
A Rad Fire.

JAcKsos, MINI. Nov. by q prairie
dre which swept over the Sioux Valley
township. five lives were lost and thousands
OF dollars worth OF property destroyed.
Henry Ray. a farmer, while fighting the
FIRE was fatally burned. and Mr.. Mollie
OCounor. with q 8-weeks-old babe. and Mrs.
Murray. with a l6 year-old son. were over
taken by the f4mes. aud, unable TO outrun
them, we're burned to death. Ii is reported
that another family cf three were burned
10 death. The extent OF the loss to prop
srty Is about So coo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

A.-.>a Rspe~s II G---r.l Ec-ss-r.ns.
R-xist-g % th- Treasury.

E-xtse.T % sb- rr-ssary.
wasuTxsros. 2. q. Nov. A-Ths snnuai
r-rcr. of Genera Rosencrsns. TIE Register
81 IN. Treasury, shows thss daring the
ssc-i y->r Tiers we're iszu-d 2s.s Uaitsd
States sands. suoantisx 20 STA 90 90
and ~-r- csncelesi =. fS5 bonds. sasonntinx
- sfso Coz oco. 90 he registered bonds
thsrs -srs outstanding July l. iSSs. $50
coooo ~ ff per cents. Siao ooo ea ~
shs p~r cents s1d f;sooo og0 ~ Fsei'io
R.sirosd bonds. of this t0fsi thsre ara
had 81 fors'En 1gnerS onlT SO
SO 90 szst. 90 90 IN rust for the Nston
a ssnks and by domestic s~ners fS2s 80. %
eco lnsursnes ecrspani-s hsid. n round
rn~b~r-. 81 90 90 Ssvinxs- banks insfi-
srftsss. siet. eoo 90. snd individual trls-
49,. 50. fSes 90 30 ar az average Of g. -
ftS ~ s~eh hclier rhs rsrcrt shnws that
ne lnrsr-st bearing asHt af 1855 hss hsen
r~suc~f A. a. per cent IN - PAST twenty
Rar-s v--r< - ~ sbs rsfs Of ASH ser cant
rsr s1run. While IN sae PAST three vsars
th< t-sresse IN th- sane ~as ~ - PER
rsnA- - 81 the rsis 81 A246 per cant per
ksrun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
Yer, Noticeable at Saratoga.

Saratoga this autumn The first l. that the
ladies have discarded gloves They do not
wear them while walking. driving, dancing,
or apparently ct any time whatever The
second is the absence Of wins in the dining
rooms of the big hotels When 800 psrFons
arc at the tables 1t often happens that not q
bottle Of vine Is In sight The pop of a
champagne cork is rarely heard. and only
nov And then dos one see cla7et on the Ia
bles. On one day, when there wRs not a
bottle ia sighs, the diusrs ~ the table ID
ciuded twenty one men sho are repuisdl .
Iasny r.llIena.res. - lL-caEn AeTalA
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

sixty thre~ u TO survivors of the faTsous
Bucktail rszinaens have b~~n hoidinz 20
union in Bradford. McEssn county, Pa
BAT. eF1hien tkat made I'm ths deserved
~ AL ,ts-r vers -her~-rr ne appeared Ban
quoting ant sr@ecaeS were tAe order Of tts
dav. snd the god psuple - Bradford did
themselves 1ruut IN entertaining th> fe-
ETizTief warriors that r>nain II tals oncs
famous rsxf1neut -Chica<c Herald
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
Violated Registration Laws.

Mason. Nov. 4.-Nuch sIcitsmsnt was
caused here yesterday morning through the
arrest of eight men on charge of violation
Of the registration laws. The men are en-
ploy-d upon a gravel train doing business
on b road running through Lansing. and
the Republicans. who caused the arrests,
claim they have 10 right to vote here Bail
for the gang was furnished BY local Demo-
Gratis. and the accused will have the hear
ing Monday morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

A novel lottery scheme has teoB propoe.d
in Ru=eia I1s ohlef conditions arr these.
A young woman o. excellent Bs1Isl ctara1.tr
and noble birth is the chef prize, 1er Esu.e
Is 70 remain q secret Until after tee ara sFing.
The total recsipts from tbs sale n ticksts,
amounting TO 500 rublee, are b forn her
marriage poston. the holder Cf the lucky
tickss - % marry tie youzg woman and
thus receive tie dozrv, but II SO woBH
rnsTry h.o szs rasst psy @.lsS rubles.--Nsv
Iork Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

CHICAee Nov. IA local paper says .
match between the hghtweiEhts. Jack Nc
AuliHe. of Williamsburg. y. Y, and Billy
Myers Of Strestor. H.. has been arranged.
The terms are that the men are to tight TO
finish with skin tight gloves Marquis OF
Quseas5ury rules. for 81 500 = sids. the bat
tie 70 take place the latter part OF January
AZ place Between Chicago and St. Louis.
10 De decided on hereafter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

A coarts Dseisioa ass Made Hundreds
Homstess

ToPEKA. Kan, Nov Judge Brow has
decided that certain alternate sections OF
land granted by the Government TO the
Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway. IN
Allen county and claimed b. the settlers
thereon legally belong - The railroad com
paay. The settlers will tnersf0re, % cosu-
- ed % give 40 possession Tue land
embraces large amount of tue most fertile
farming iancs u the country. About nVe
Thousand settlers are thus thrown Out OF
their homes. Many OF thsm have occupied
the and for ten or lfEeen years aud have
made extensive Improvements.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

A norel locou.etivr srgine = On .xhiblslo7
e. Psi~rra- VS. Exc~ps tss noise - irs
-se>ls moving s0ou nun rsiLs it IS aCiaeiexs
snd srrinselrsS T - stesr1 AFTER 80 Ia the 81
81 nas as contena-i in ns~ manner, ard th@
-aser Al she bol4nz rcirs Is rrzs-d A. tEe
-se-ss - eeis iecouaoslve are sri~- ~he.iz
e-irg so sr-snEet a. - zivs tsers ssx7 cen
r-sl - sss -sr on carv-~ ard on unswsa
srsnkz --Cnicsxa Herzld
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

This is thr sss - tsreTit7 81 basirez t~sz.s-
sc<iors F5sesr5s euvr -rrrs suS seri-se-i-
rss. s-rifut4i is nssrfsrfie = hcrs-s ssy -
= - ve~r istesf iul .s rrlsh aDa coa-
vsn5azf rssa1s e. serf f-l are tee Signs In
tfe eta1s1s ssarc fse Ne- Bsrse rosd
tzcke< 81 ovsr sozze - tbe ciocskz Thev ~.
ssT.ssna eltcf Il - Faene = = ~ ca--
49, asss Eo~ sfazf up Tn< yiacsris sav.
tss st&1>aa .~s s><x oS s.@~-Asz Esre
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

scEAsroS. Pa. N0s. s-fce Bsstsa PIX
HAVING scegss3 General harrlso7 ef os-
uoaselss tAs irisa psops IA eiiisI tsrlos
so1as years ago sD1 4 s2as paper sssi 8 z
statSa Ia aaFlsou Gefxf asnivd tns -.
cas.uoa. tEs Scrsalon lr'-tA inquired ~
HsrflsyD a. 10 tee fs'is- lie loving fS-
p.y Las b~sn recslEs1.
IsDIssAFoIEs Nov 8
yka p Barrst ElatsY cssallass ffafh ~ IN
ai.frr...nss = shor aaeeuus he'd a. lncian-
soofs oct. y. ISIS ] saii. ia j. fsise tnst
skSre or a. suy uwe have ! spoken
3 sosrssinr'y of my fellow ciCEsus u Irish
nationality Or descent
l,isneal p. HARRISON.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05
ANoTAER coLusIoN AT Sc.
twenty-five Passengers Missing, aud .
Steamer sunk.

LoNpoS. Nov. 4-The steamer SaImind-
ham vas sunk OF Cowes today by collision
VII = NorEsgisn ship Bjonnes.
4ty-twO OF the Saxmindnam pas
ssugers are missing. Eight survivors have
been landed Al Weymouth. The Bionnes
Vas absndoned by her crew, who have been
landed st Portland.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

Santa BkKBAAA. Cal. Nov. @-BOth
s,sgss between here sud Los OliVes were
robbed yesterday. Several mail packages
and Wells. Faro & Cos express boxes
Eere broken open. bat nothing obtained
rom them. Passengers on The stage bound
W Santa Barbara were robbed Of SO.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

L~A O. Nov a. Z. Rich ussnd j..
s-<.s .x~rs for he P.ttsburz. Fora WsTne
. Cnsc>xo Railway, left for ps~fs unkns~r
r~s>~tzF ncrntng n coscaaF vifa iis-
f~runs>t> ~eEnsn. Richmcnd swss hrzs
N~rns and . suppsses - - shar - as
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

PTTrsBrHG Pa. Nov. 4.-Arsenis Spen-
nell. an allan. faslly stabbed his aged
mother four times in the breast this after
noon IS the result Of a family quarrel. She
Will die.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

PoErsN0UTH, o, Nov. William Engle,
while attending q Democratic mass meet
ing near here. was stabbed by . drunken
companion and killed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-05

BrsLIN. Nov. 4-Th. report is confirmed
that Herr Won Schloezer, the PrussIsn
Minister at tas Vatican, has been recalled.