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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17
Look at These Prices.

Misses Cloaks in sizes 4. 6,
6 and 10 years, reduced from
Sl.25, 200, $50 and $500 to
70 cents for choice.
Misses Newmarkets, former
price $500, take what you
want at $3.50 each.
Ladies' Silk Circulars re-
duced from $40 and SO to
choice for $500.
Ladies' Cloth Russian Cir
culars sold at SIS, IS and 90,
for Fair week reduced to $3.50,
800 and 10; just half price.
Ladies' Cloth Jackets, in
plain and rough materials, at
Sl0, $l2 and Sl5. Make your
selection flor So, 81 or $3.50,
as you like.
Seal Plush garments at al
most every price, and we wish
to impress this fact; never so
low 10 price as this season.
In all the new shades and
styles of Rsglans and New
| markets from the finest
manufacturers, we are with
out a peer in the State. 1t
will he your loss TO buy a
garment of any kind or des-
crIption before giving our
magnificent Cloak Department
a close inspection.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17
For Eenf--ROoDis.

UoR RENT-RooMs TO RENT TO SMALL
r ihTniiy AZ i Cherry-st 2s6
COR RENT Two PLEASANT ROOMS. Fur.
r nished. choice location. Inquire IL OsF-
s. ~
NOR EEST-TWO NEw ROOM HOUSES At
I SO per month. Possession Nov. ]. Apply
a. ID Monroe st 2d2
NOR RENT-AfTER SEPT. % APARTMENTS
in Iark Pace. Apply on the premises 70
Ms. 4. 4. smith. ~
roR RENT-FURNlsHED ROOMS AT 1862
West uion-st 2'2i
IHOR RENT-FURNIsHED Rooms WITH OK
without hoard a. a private boarding house.
also barn for rent al ArS Frank Jones 20s Of
taWa-st. 16l
NOR RENT-FLATs FROM POUR TO FIVE
/ rooms each. Inquire a. sb Nest fuitOnsf.
corner Mt Vernon. 20
ET TRNTsHED-sTTTfNG ROOM AND AICONE
t eiso two sleeping rooms No. ~ v Fulton
stree, opposite the Derby Hoiel 2ei
COR REST-ROONs FURNISHED OK ~
II furnished. with al modem cOnveniences -
Bos;wieE-sL 2s1tf
COR ENT-FURSlsBFD ROOMS. STAN
+ heated and furnished Toomf Tor light house
Keeping. Apply al room lo5, new Houteman
block De- Ibf
TOR RENT-1iiE NICFsT KIND OF ROOMS
i IN sUitK Of two or four rooms. with al modern
IN yrovemcrts on CsrsisL. for Offices light
manufacturing puTpoSfs. also for lodging fn-
quiTe It once. 20. q Csnslft., q q. A. Bsrvtn
cstf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17
he GERMANS IN SAMOA.

seven of Herr Brssdsrs Soldiers Killed
in an Encoant.r with Natives.
LosDoS. Sept. l6.-A dispatch from kuck-
laad says "Advices from Samoa say that
the natives have rebslled on account OF an
attempt made by Herr Brandsrs, . German
Official. to induce them TO confer the name
Of halistoa upon Tsmassse. and also be-
cause the taxation imposed upon them was
excessive. Herr Brandsrs, at the head
Of force Of Ssmoans who favor the pre-
tensions Of Tsmassss, has had an encounter
in the bush with the rebels, and seven OF
bis force we're killed. the rebels losing but
three men. Many Of the CON meatAnts were
vo~ ~qded. Herr Brxndsrs' force numbers
!, 40 men, while that OF the rseels is 000.
The deposition OF Tamase.c is inevitable
unlsas the Germans lend him active sup
port"
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

"a. Yozx. ssst. 10 -fasfs ~ss . raj
Foad asat a Case Garden tod4f. -nsn ots
sasssazsss sl tas fsiazssil2 sesaasF hi2ia
~srs .aasa. A sAo ssns gong % po'n .
bssoad Ne. York hsd bought uezsts frem
s.s4 lssAl2 azsBls q Ear0ps. -nien ne 2asd
"A orasr .. t1s risAn8s noass a. Sassis
t4.rlisa ~ f0ENar1 lasa - tksir aesli1a-
rons. A41agef Dekns ssns . iofss u nsn
g. tas fulaxg4lia 1oex TIA morning. Mo
tsax 40 Lna orders aad gave "a c1-
cnaaEs orcsrs Ga IA YEAS "a re rosd-
AealsaIis however. TIE 1alnsse
psllls Asi arranged taas the paassn gers
shsa.d 20 oFsT tas OutsFio Wsss-rn-
Wnen they reached Castle Garden
saeh rcad al force Of nsn 0n asn1. sho
lmmsalAteiy DsxaD - nsat Tor Posssssic q
"a Ihs Lrayslsrs TIE poor sHl lErasts ssfs
pulled snd haaisd rikaI snd isft aad tid lot
xuo. HnsI t. %. A. result some Mo
we're trzyslisE together, we're separated sad
scot ~ Different rC.ds- Cola a. issi onef
Stephenson arrived % TIE sosne ~hez he
not as A. - hsixnt zad drove tse rail
road ruausrs Oui OF the Garden. sitsF Shlen
peaas rs gnsd again. sad the West shore
ks4d gOL lhs rsst OF the p&sssngsrs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

All but about sixty of the Brule Indians
have signed the treaty.
Ex-Gov. John G. Edwards, California
'49er. is dead At stockton.
Southern cotton factors are preparing 10
fight the jute- nagging trust.
Mrs. Folsom arrived in Washington on
Saturday on a visit to Mrs. Cleveland.
Fred SHREDDER, farmer near Nebraska
City, Neb., was fatally injured in runs-
way.
The business failures of the past week
numbered III, against IA the preceding
week.
The Society OF the Army of the Cumber-
land will meet In Chicago on Wednesday OF
this week.
Fritz Sheen died at Hillsboro, H., of
what the doctors pronounced genuine
case of Asiatic cholera
Hiram Forester. a boy. was thrown from
his horse in a running race At the fair at
Carthage, H., and killed.
William Vohdehren and Arthur Orrell
were 50 focsted by q cave-in while digging
. sewer at Seymour, Ind.
The President has approved the joint res
olutiOn 10 continue the appropriations for
the support of the Government until Sep
tciHDc
Nrs- Polly Ann williams has brought
suit at Decatur. H., against four saloon
keepers for 5000. alleging that her son.
Dick. was killed in . drunken brawl after
drinking liquor sold BY them.
At Algons Iowa, Miss Lura Watson was
struck " lightsing. Her bat and clothing
we're torn, her back burned, and one shoe
was rent from her foot aad thsown quite q
distance. She was not seriously hurt.
NJ. O. Esston. farmer living near Arcola
H.. while driving home frem there with
his wife, suddenly became insane, knocked
her out Of the Wagon, aud taking a corn
knife. purchased in tswn, out her fatally.
The inundations in the canton of st
Gall. Switzerland, have caused widespread
devastation. Fifteen thousand acres OF in
habitsd and cultivated land are covered
with water. All crops are ruined. grsna
ries. barns. fsrn houses. implements and
stock are swept away.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

Vert week he West Nichigsn Fair viii
70 held a. Grand Rapids. This is srls1-
DID opportusitv 70 advertise this part sf
NichiEss Last year ersibiss from this
county we're sent TO the state Fair. 9TH
vsrv fsvorssis mention sf them by The
press 0f tie STAT. This year ID. nszsge-
reat ef ths Chsrisvoix Agricultural So~issy
tsougst es-t 20 exhibit q the west kiehi-
gan F.ir. snd appointed he sane com nit
tee. viz k~.rs wm- Back ss<
L .. Bs~rhoismsv. of Chsrisvoir
an A X HsYx of East Jor-
Ian. - rscsive eThisits s1d at
esnd - tsa prop-r display. Parties having
sra specimens % frait Vegetables gren.
stc. 81 pissss ccrsulf vith sithsr ~ me
oauura s-for. TIE 2lr inst., az teeresv
cesfsr q aver. rot oslF - the esu, ritfe@
ant - tbe ~heae conna1nitF a. god
3isrisr ~ "a. D-o31ses II this oo11fv -
tsni argsir - crs>ts Eo-s fsvorsei- -
prs@Sez 81 n ~ heze ese~ks~s - wksr
fheuszsds vi stt~sa tns Grsss RsoIds
Far ~f<h vs~ - s>~rg esss csurtes
asTs ses oest sxT1eaE trrsl cr711css 49,
81 eesE r7esf w~gsf an their faEars
lsen<1na- s-4s <~k~. kH@g~
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17
. NEW REWARD FOR T.scoTT.
ar. sasn oasrs sec. 600 for the Capture
81 tas Missing Mso.

nr. sasn oasrs SEQ 900 for the Capture
81 tAs Missing Msa.
CBIeAso. sept. lS.-Ars. hsnrietta Smell,
widow OF the iats Amos J. Snell. who was
murdered a as residences on Washington
boulevard in February lAst. today called on
SuDsriatsndeat OF Polics Hubbard and
offered = reward Of $50 90 for the capture
vi " liiizn b. IkscoIt- TIE supposed muir
dsrer Of bar husband The reward will
hold good for sixty Gays. TIE original re-
ward Of SO OO0 expired last May aud was
not renewed. Mr.. A. J. Stone, son-iD law
OF Mrs. SMELL, sad today the reason the re-
ward Was allowed 10 lapse Was because the
newspapers had intimAtsd that some Of
Tascotts family were going TO furnish inn
p0rtant revelations when the reward ex-
Dlred or Was Withdrawn. Becoming tired
Of waiting for the promised revelations tae
relatives OF the dead millionaire today
offered nsw and larger reward.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

BRooKLrS, Sept. is.-Aasipaf Csriskow-
ski. the young Polish iouEnsiift. -ho al
tsrns sted to eess nitt ssici 7e August "a last.
sv shooting hinsslf in tn. 4yht breast. in
the rear vars If bis sunfs FvsideDcs 81
Fsyettss. vs. sisohsTg.5 fsou Sc. Cath
srinss Hospital fe~ DAYS sso.fsDd vas
srrsignsa before Jastics ksBns. During
bis stay IN he kosrissi ne has acted
strangely At times. and tbs psliosmsn Who
have been looking after bin during his
confinement ssrs bse1 Jed 70 believe that
Re is mentally urbsis7c-d. No svidsncs
-ss pr...n 81 aga nst him sTespt he o-n
admission that k.shet himself because nj.
~if. eft-e weeks bsd proven false 70 b in,
sod hs vss discharges.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

The great attraction in
Grand Rapids the coming
week Will be the 10th Annual
Fair of the W. NJ. A. q 5.
Society.
OF equal Importance and
next in attraction will be the
Old Pioneer Dry Goods Estab-
lishment of Spring & Com
pany, and the big cut in many
lines of merchandise.
We offer a Special Invita-
tion TO every visitor TO the
Fair to make our store. while
in Grand Rapids Headquarters
And we will kindly show
you through our Immense
Stock and Give You Prices
on Dry Goods that will con
vince you that Spring & Com
pany are the leaders In low
prices for the best goods.
At the Fair make our de-
pal tment in Art Hall a special
visit; it will pay you.
Read this column; it will
be to your interest.
Tremendous bargains in
Cloaks.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

Il "a oulv bs = fertgss-s eoss sizsticn Of
eiscaInst.aoss tai AsDsxvf GsF-soS ~ss
sn.blss ~ see8rs the prsssntsslas a. f0~
srs OSsrs h0ass tAis ~ssk ~ tss great
spectacular drama. ~fhs T~siss fsmpL3-
tons" TIE spectacle oil sUEpess ~ isf
anything Of ths siBd ever bsfsEs seen in
Grand Rapids. kL Aurrss, We
h.s charge Of the advance sfFsngs-
msnts, has besn IN The clty sinos
isss houdsy sapsrinlenciEg The extensive
changes which have 20 be Rsas % the
opers house sage. The reg ulsr scsnery las
beea entire. removed aEd Il hss been neo-
essary - eI pena several hundred coliavs
IN preparing Tor lie Use 81 lie company
Stage property. Ihe spectacle e scfBowi-
edged o. those Who have seea both. ~ se
much superior u the "Cystsl slipper.
which created sseh fsref Ia Chicago.
Ar lsle, the manager OF the COMPANY, isst
ssrinE visited all me prominent theatres Of
Europe aud selected ths bsst dancers, pre-
IA ieres specially and osser sTtIsgss. Tns
costumes we're manufactured frem designs
by Lucisn Blsche. VINO stands pfe-enineut
ia mis- lns in Europe. The ballet IL com
posed Of tweaty dancers from TIE Grand
Opera House IN Paris aud the Warsaw
theatre. IN NatA~s RNosAt
The Bov Tramp" will. ss heretofore an
nouneed be az Redm0nds all the week.
The Chicago Tribune says of the perform
ancs in that city. All who witnessed last
nights performance appeared 10 De happy
over the successful career OF their favorites.
Madam keuville and her dsshiug young
thextrics al prodigy. Madam Nenviile eIoels
in the maniac ch Arscter. Her ssd face, which
al all times is full Of deep sx preston. togeih-
or with Der ~smanly figure places her at the
head of her profession IN that role. Angus
tin. the rollcking and. daring youth. has
lost none of ais viE since his last sppsar-
snce in this city. and when he bounded on
the stage last evening he received s general
ovation. Al almost every stage Of the 4
citing play bis many acts Of bravery and
hair5resdth escapes won him unlimited sD-
plsuse. The other members of the COM
psny acquitted themselves with great
credit"
Special attractions are announced at
| Smiths Opera House TOR far week. COM
mencing this evening. With an extra matt
nee Thursday. The show advertised is said
to be excellent in its line, and includes
| minstrel scene. comedy, farce, burlesqUe,
etc. Aatinees also Wednesday and Sstur-
| day.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

nIANIEn-b l0kkEEffKS. SfNfkAI &C
w OountSEts fisitl. Dierkk. Shipping cicfkt
slofe Clerks oncs SEP. iGbonels mach .nlssa
tosmsieEe iGcters hands aomcsfio 2Ed atniag
NON le D g. cal Gnd if< aea paeit itluls-
Rooms - auo ld0 lSaysfd bi1lk Otia ~ ssl.
In plos.nesl txchsngc
tlANTED-ls CABINET NAKERS TO GO
w south, % CGfpeniefs tight hsrrci Osopcrs
Foo1 sruisnef boss iaI cts, % rlvef meu.
4 shoe c.srs aDc 10 Solicitors ga g. tast aid
1os eF bock Sl
IHANTED- -1HhEF NkN of Good ApnhKss
w 81 once MAJ pa gsioi SALARY !. a. Vii
COL. Manager. - ooeth lNtisiousi n
tIANTfD-oAE GOOD gEAAsTFk. Two
w lebafers tec tRbinefmAters siA nnith-rs.
enc eCs, l2 20 lt o. ifEfu ife-o pstntnE anl ne
fafm hsnts and Tower h.ocs 4e-
yVANTEO-AT CNCE Man TO RrN
W shsBef Apply 70 A9sTnStny Msnufsctur
ing ca. iesTeu~ortb. kansas aol
tIANTED q GENERAL sfRNsNls WAGES
w 6 80 aud $50. % AltcDen sne dining
Tcem girf, cham beTInsidsI lAundressos :
house cicauen. geneiai cooks. meat COOKS
county La1ies psrl0rk snd :. Tower bloch
4l
Va ANrED-RklaAbLE kNEk6ETlC NAN TO
w handle fssl se ling spccls ties ssiers from
tsau Apply - OnDe ~ wfh position p 7.
ibunton Co.. kinpire Nurseries. kOches
NY .44
HTANTFD-l50 So MN AND 2j9 Trans TO
w work on Central Michigan abroad an
ffeep0rt, Michigan, commencing Angus Z. lsos
). " Boz Et3L. President -iut
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

sovEzsrr, Ky, Sept. 16.-Georgs Bsbbi,,
highly respectable farmer living about
str miles from here. went TO his stable
sbous daylight Friday morning to feed his
stock. snd rbils busily occupied some mis-
crssnt slipped up behind him aud fired q
load Of buckshOt into bis back. He was
fouhd ia q dying condition. bat was able
70 talk. and made an alidsvit giving the
name OF his assassin. The officers refuse
70 divulgs the name OF the assassin until
they cspfurs him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

r<ssssts ras 7slkasss-ssss,,.
A7., sept. l6.-rhs barn on section 30
vas burned 70 the ground Friday night.
seout 9 o'clock wiib al tie contents The
barn sel0ogsd 70 Psnl Friedrich OF Grand
Rapids. Tns contsnrs belonged 70 Nathan
Bates. The are origiu sted ~ the explosion
ef lantern. Tiers vas liTht insurance.
To Mr.. sad Mrs. Jsroas Crsnston
twins. b0v and xiri--The RsDualicsn
pol raising a. Tsyior's Corners vas grand
success. and ths speaking vas telling on
ths tariT question.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17
The Doctors Dsmoraiixsd.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept lo.-A special from
Jacksonville 10 the Times Democrat saws the
Board of Health is badly crippled but is
doing all IL can. The board consisted Of
Drs. Neal Mitchell. r. Z. Daniel, Henry
Bacon, H. Lengle and II. X. Kennedy.
DIR. Lspgle is dead. DR. Daniel very III. and
Dr. Kennedy's wife very Ill at his home
several miles out OF the city, This leaves
DIR, Mitchell to do most of the wsrk Ut pres
snt. All the physicians of the city are, Of
course, overworked, and whom the disease
fastens upon them they are ill-httsd to re-
aist IL
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

Nsv Yeas. sept ls.-The slurs af z
n Wsr3 80 snnouncsd sn sae stock II.
sssnge rsstersisg he as no outstanding
rartrs.sis On tos sxchsnEe Tsra -ss
s<nail rsfer, aaTinx an os3ce s. 5 sad
Ns~ e. He sst susreinei aszvr ioes-s -
she seciios al 81. Fsu. snd L w.s On hat
screan n faat ke ras .orcei - suseend.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

YOUNG MAN HAVING HALF HIS TINE TO
l spare would like set books 20 keep Good
references. Address H., Telegram Herald. PSI
WANTLD-A skI or BOOKS TO kEEP
" evenings. Address Bookkeepef, bcx :. TINS
once a6l
IVANTED-A POSITION By AN HONEST BOY
W off in a store on once. Not afraid 20 work
Well recommended Address &. A. io1. this
oNiee
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17
To Firh, the African slave Trade.

PARIS, Sept. l6.-Under the initiative of
Cardinal Lavigoris. the apostle Of the
blacks, a society for the abolition of negro
slavery has been organized. The Executive
COMMITTEES has been appointed, compre-
hsnding the names Of some of the most
distinguished men of France. One object
of the society will be 10 promote morally
and materially the crussde against the
slave trade in Africa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

LONDON. Sept 16.-Ths French authori-
ties, like those of other countries. are
anxious TO deport their psuper and other
wise undesirable population. and have sent
agents to Canada to inquire into the oppor-
tunities there Of using the country as .
dumping ground for their human refuse.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

Nv~ Yosx. srp. i&-W. r EsriInx -
r-irei FsstersaT = 8ispsteh announcing :
taat aha r Snlnvsn woulf he hers Msr-
cav o. put ID = eG sertsss i1 srrsaxfnx q
fxhf ~,th axe -sin f,r 7rr SIN f~s-,
g 80 se So soa sod tae ~srid caa-rpiss-
sap 3. fhs fxhf = eer1e - ~ithsn va Aas-
srsd AS 81 NsH orieaEA
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17
ANOTHER FOOLS ESCAPE.
Charles A. Percy Passes safely Through u
Niagara Whirlpool Rapids.

thArIes A. FercJ Assts SAFELY 4 M rouS n On Q
Niagara whirlpool Rapids.
RocHEsrER, \. Y, Sept 16.-A special to
the Herald from Suspension Bridge. says:
Charles A Percy. the whirlpool rapids
navigator. Of this place. who has been pre-
pariRg to take q trip through the Rapids for
the past week. started from the ola Maid of
the Mist landing at 4:S5 p. m. today. When
70 struck the rapids by Aanning's elevator
his boat csDslzsd but righted below But
tsry's elevator. He was twenty-ons min
utes Eoia< through. No damage was done
TO the boat. The woman who had intended
70 20 through with him backed out"
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

yVANTED COMPETENT GIRL FOR GIN
W era housework Small family Mn q A.
sbaekelton, is North Disison-st.
WANIED-A GOOD GIL EoR 6FNEKAL
w house WORK Apply Al 10 C0iiegesse 2o4
UANTEb-lbl GIkLs AND WoNEN TO SUP
w ply our demand Tor al classes Of help
Ladies reception room ~ Lcdysrd block.
OuGwe-st Employ meni FRohsnfe POI
MANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,.
" work. ~ Ransom ~ Apply in the fore
noon. 1o2
TIANTED AN fxPERIENCFD, q 90 ID
w hnisher Of dresses. that Thoroughly un Der
stands the ssme, on - steam cylinder. Apply al
once. II you desire 10 secure q permanent job. q;
the Esgie Steam bye House No. - Canal-st 2es
ANTED-EXPERIKECED GIRL or COAIs.
W also buttonhole maker Good wage. 30
North Iousa-sf AfI
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17
coNkLINe's OLD DISTRICT.
Oneida County win Give Its Old Time
Majority for the Republican Ticket.

WsJOfF'y TUT fHe nep""''O~" f't<N''
NEw YORK, Sept. l6.-ConEressmsn
James s. Sherman. Of Roscoe Conkling $
old district was in tevD yesterday. lie
said: "Onei "a county Is solid tais year for
an old-fashioned Republican majority. II
is alive with enthusiasm for Hsrrison.
Morton, Miller, and protection. All the
old functional feeling is almost wholly
dead. and the county will give the Repub-
lioan ticket between tive thssssnd and two
thousand sight HUNDRED majority. Its
former msjorihss ia Presidential years
we're. For Gsrtiela. 1000: for GRAFT, 2 SOC,
for Hayes. .40S. aud in 1854. It gave Csvs-
land thirty-,arse majority. Some Of the
men she we're the most prominent Tor
Cleveland in 1854 sre even making speeches
for he Republican ticket"
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17
A New Issue Of Notes.

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 16.-A Govern ment
uksse has been issued authorizing the I'm
are TO be entirely covered by gold The
Minister of Finance will inm sdiately issue
notes to the amount of Ii, 90 900 roubles.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

PARIS, Sept. l6.-Presidsnt Garnet paid Q
visit yesterday to Csndebscles- Elbeuf. in
the Department Of Seine-Inferieure, which
is considered the centre of Boulangism.
He was loyalty greeted by the people.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

I osT-k rfcsTToN oF SCHOOL
II blffinf Fipdsr vH pesss -svs 81
fotsbsor = ne sreh isscfs od5c>. in 10 Bouse
usr nioek ~
I clsT-oVF fTsSIN COD RTsc TNzcsfnED
u 20 s.f Esie De- p ort tynef1nf SO
rins Inter vil ~ suitsbiF re~ss1e< ~ -
sl5-r inf - - EsEt esiffee ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

"a 81 sny ebiscf - von II IN need of any
fbinf ip ths line 70 hs-s issrs sssvrt-
rnsns % select FROM a.. We invite yon
into or ps-ior where vs esu sbey Fou
very fns lins. We hsvs more fbsn thirty
petssrp. IN prics running frorn : - pair
te sl5 % 90 of FIVE ID Il ever strike
you that Hardware stors va tbs rrop>s
place 70 buy a. tinds of Cutlery Well =
"a They no. opir suy tbs bess of nsfss.
bit Their yri--s srs si~svs the loves In
Pockets -. bsv. NOR. fbsn two hundred
patterns for yo1 y s.isct rom. Tbsr re
hsv. Bopi.s Knives sicinf Kpives Fruit
Knives Psrinr Kri~.s ard ir fs~ all
kipas thsi az ussfui n housekeeping
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

Hsvss.. Cribs. sspt- IS - vsstrs Ssrsss
Bsrso Nsvos % hs'snzs. wko vss
tif1spsd isst ~ssk ~ bsnzis -slls ~
his plsatstis- hss ss.n ssl a. rertT. Re
paid g. os0 rszs.zn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

OMAHA. Nso.. sept. is.-Joan Spiniek. q
. tailor. shot SIS vie tsrss times ri. at ~
seon and then shot hinssif ia tss ueut6
Spinisk is dead ont rs vie = stN s.rvs
Insanity over sasness troubles va ID.
~ausa
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

NEw YosK, sept 18Th. Ns- Ysrt
hsnk srstsnsst ct the close - last ve.k |,
bursess. showed sn incrsss. ~ SS77 a5a "a
ne cssh reserves sinse isst sstarssv Th.
hsrks ao~ have 81 773s-5 IN esss over
sss ssovs ne ssncant repaired - az.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

Psszs. Sspt. i6.-Tss Frsneh Government
sss ora-rss thr-e Eznbosss 70 proceed 70
ne ~-,t essst 81 Afrfsz for n. purpass ~
pUr,aisz vssss.s sssxg~n u 10 sisvs sr.ds.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17
WIND STORM IN WASHINGTON.

Considerable Amount Of Damage Done
10 the Botanical Gardens.
WAsHISsroN Sept. l6.-A violent wind
storm this afternoon. accompanied by
sbssts Of rain. caused considerable damage
in the southwestern section Of ths city.
Several houses we're blown down. and q
number Of roofs lifted. The cupols OF
botanical gardens vas destroyed. the green
house badly shattered. aud many valuable
tropical plants were seriously injured.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17
Th. Duk. of Edinhnrrh pecorated

MADRrD. Sept 16.-The Duke of Eiin-
burgh has been decorated With the Order OF
the Golden Fleece OF tue Queen Of Spain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

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bs~a rsc~s -ss rev ne Pa sseIess ui-s
ssd plsc-1 . sss see -sask - 80 Tsess1ry
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17
A Yriuce's Death.

vienna, Sept. ls.-Prince Johann Adolph,
of Schwsrzsnberg. is dead. He was 80
years of age. His death occurred in Bo-
hemiz.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

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asu srsssrrf-d ~ ga gss yesterday n
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RRuR sasash4 sil vi resarw.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

PTTTs,vEs. Pa. SEPT. s-Hsnry Wsrnsr
ssis1es Of tAs PsnnsyIvsnis Bank has
secured Judgment sesins Prssidsut VII
ian Ridae nav ~ Ne~ 1oYx, losa =.
nsai ssd n K hcAuIlss. elrscssrs. fer
ssoe 90 With interest sncs fss9-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17
For Henf--Honses.

TOR RENT-LARGR CONVENIENT HOUSE,
I with barn snd scres OF land on weSi
Leousrd-st. between fal|rosd and tlpinesve
Terms s2o, per year Telephone 81. Harrison
Wagon work. 1,n
I,OR RENT-HOUsF. ROOMS. No % CAS-
i 81. Enquire y. 7. Williams, with Bal. Bsrn-
bari A Putnam. 1e2
LOk kENT-HousEs. A. 6. wHiTE, - OF
II tawast 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

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+ = es-n>r Tlsi-s-sl - s. - vsst 49, asg
Z src
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17
FATAL CARELESSNESS.

One Nan kfIIad and Two SerfOusIy
injured on tho "Nypano.'
hsssFIELD, y, Sept. l5.-In q collision
between two freight trains on the New
York, Psnnsylvsnis & Ohio railroad, about
eight miles west of Akron. at IL O'Clock TO-
day George Armstrong. an engineer, mar
red. sged &C. residing at Gallon. was killed,
and a fireman and 8 brakeman seriously
injured. This accident is said to have been
the fault Of the telegraph operator falling
to deliver orders.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17

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rr-e< Fvn<vt ysfFrrs ser ~ sherf ee -
y rsAcir 4 F4sit. 81 .oHth D7vslou-s tsi.-
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-17
WANT HIM RELEASED.
A Monster Meeting of Irishnsn In
Ph1nix Park.

Phpnix Park.
DUBLIN. Sept. 16.-A monster meeting
was held in Phenix Park to protest against
the contisuance of the imprisonment Of
Tom Meroney, who was sentenced TO Kill
mainham Jail in January, 1887. for con-
tempt of court in refusing to testify. The
Lord Mayor, William O'Brien. and other
prominent sympsthizers With the Nation
alists, spoke. Several Government report
ers were preseut