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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-01
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mid pom Der 8ur3lslidfeit BON Or. @usua
8Dnis's 5onnburser Grppfen gu iber3euSen.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
.FIFTIETH CONGRESS
onLY THE uoOss ~ SESSION
Ths Dag 70 sps4g "a Dfssassia4 - tns
al.x.<. C4asI 6Iil sad = Fa~ Als-als4-
a.at. s-as-A Fsssisa
nfl F4ass1

WAss1sGFos. Dee. 7---it -as s-tsTsd thAt
shsn tns Esgss a3loaFns1 toiaF it oe ID
2s-t AsadAy.
~ Daaa. from tns Connittse ou Asr-
cbans Marine. reported back al 80 Hoass
adopted fssolafi0n calllas "a sls 1ecf7-
tsry 81 tas Treasury for inflrn. .rlsa ss -
sAat relief can Be- furnished ~ tns rsssn1e
e1llsf service sg1 lIs-saFi1g service 70
AmsnCaa Nl4i1ns aA4 Ls4ilS Fssec .
~rscEsI H. t1a bennnx ce4 " AfeL-e
OC-an.
- Forsn. from th. Couamifrss on Ap-
-roDfiatisna reported the luvala Fs1ai-ns
ADDsoDrailOa 5llL CONTINUES o. tns
EEsie.
NJ CrisD. rom ths Commiftes On Eiec-
tGns Submitted ne ssDoFs "a tns south
'aroliBa doufssled election case ~ cm4lls
sxaisst Ell0tl. an1 &c s4s placed upon sne
= asa1ar ir 18ls Ia iaF4r " ne coutesi-o,
sIialt fhs minority resoi 1tlDu pres~lted
- NJ HoNelI AL $50 placed uoon tns
ca sntar. provides Tor lhe sealing of ,msiis.
fbs a ouss fAen ssnL into comm ittee oi ne
-1ois on lns pr1sats cals11sr. tns Dsn1ing
basi1sss being DE 1euAir olil ~ inoofP4f--e
tn- NiearsasuA Cana Company.
IN House eoa.ln4sd tas discussion OF
th- y N.eara4usl 5tll in ths comnittss
of tas .nus uulI q 80 N-cQ recess N4s
taksu uil $50 kut An Amendment
80 adopted that sns Ullted states shall
nol b. hs5.- iof 4nY Obligation arising ir0ra
she con 1fruetlol I'd the canal A 80 amend
mems fnat tlc construction or tle caaai
b. commenced ~itbll three yesr-. and no
c-rtlleels 0f stock BE- iss-sd unlA teu per
csaL ~ TIE paf value pad into ne treasury
of the company. No part o. me capital
stoek SD 80 . in shall be a. 9id-c from prOos-
uses ~ CORPORATION under pensl-Y % ten
thousand dollars uns AMI inlpr.soumelE OF
cFs years
A. th- evening session. the House passed
ten p~usi0n bills and Adjourned 1ntil Aon-
daF
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
7 He BIG S 7 R IKE
TrAr wllL CONE NEXT SUMNER
IL Will De fer Eixht asars ssd se5 600
Are Already ia ths Orx.nlx--
uoa-Ths 1ias = S-s ~ L@tsr
th4a Juas al

PirrssuEs. Dec. T-ssmael Gumpers.
Prssldslt u - Ansriesa Federation Of
Lzeof passed through ths city yesterday.
so route fsr 81 Louis - attend ths annual
Convention of TIC federaiiou. saich meets
reEt thursday To reporter hs ssc.
The fsaefel3n hss hAc . most snccessful
year. Inrss national uai0as and hundreds
or iocsl unions have been Orgznlzs1 A4ny
federated susoEs " mixed fa1e have os<s
chartered. and slate branches Of ths FEEDER
alton have Increased fap.1ly tnr aggregate
Increase being about s. oUo Ine lrlacipai
subject for clscQs.sou - he 81. Louis Con
YenIiOa ~lil De necessity lOT q 1ssteglzl re.
clcti0n oi the hours Cf labor IAs Con-
grnUon sill be called on 70 state tine n0t
later than June 2l. 1889 ~hsa tie eight
h0ur work dag shall Be put 10 force. The
fe1srslou nov uum 0ers %. .CoD mem oeIs ~
IL = thousnt that AZ important resolution
vii be Offered a. the Convention. providing
for sn assessment IL uve oeuts per week on
each member. Tbs would IN . snort time
cTezic defense tund.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

Fh@ sishlxzs cs4sssl ch4rxsd -tsA Forg-
lss BiAs 81 L@4f1k


CHicAs3. D~c. 7.--ras frsis4t department
of ghs \ eh zsn Csniral R8sd . aa1sF =
eIo4i Il IS a9f 08'y = sssd th4i tat roA1
has yi5lstsd tss a. - a.scfllaIa astlnx n
.4Yor u certain psop.s 10 ne 4Aitss u
rales oat the crime o. iofgsry . asIAly
blntsd ~ - eonnseti0a slLA csTsa q siisgsd
81 Ady srsnsA1li04s ~hlc1 rssllilsd pro1t-
asiy - tas company IL Appesr tnss .
has shipped soos 80 cars OF grain fr0u
Chicago - Ins seaDoard % oils ~ iz8ins
pursorl8x ~ have b~en es1s1 ~
a. axsas u ths Cnis4go osuts
Re 4 California R14l 81 Calll-
cogns. The s1lpmsaIs we're charged AZ
tls proportion or tn- thfoax1 rate oE ihs
assam yli.5n tL4s 10 business originated
aest ~ Cnlcaz9- i. a0~ appears, ho ~ss~r
ta4t tas through bills ~1re iofzsd And tns.
tas Clicazo. s4Bts Re 4 CsAiofala Road
had Lotailz 4nA ever ~ d. Win them.
Tarsa4A Toe ase 81 Lh- forged Bills " la1
nag u0~essr tas Chicago saipPer ~as en-
aB.ed o. send as grain over he Aichlg al
Central ksad a. a rate ABOUT tNo ceuts per
n4ulled lrss taan 0t1gf shippers lad -
psy tyr the same serSic1. Railroad onci2l >
ars greatly sKci'ed over the reFel-ti0ns :
that have Already besa made. CDsirman
bisnc1sru " t1s Central tf3nc AssS-is-
Uon. las taken the matter up, and there .
a possibility thai tbe Iutef-o Stale Com
Col4 ssion -ill take c0gnlE4acs Of the az
fair The N icai4an Central O1clals DIS
claim az kn0s.sdge OF the frand snd ssy
tn4t they are anxious zs anyone 70 nnd Out
n1~ sle trick sas played. Their c1n pcEl-
tors. ho~ever. are not disposed 70 take a
very chzriLaoie view Ot the transaction.
which. tbsy claim. 10 addition 20 being a
direct violation Of the law, was nsgrzuL
breach 0f inc .Sroement n regard 10 rates.
They uarucu 4r.y want - Know who Is
respOnslo.e Tor the forged bills
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
mURPnY'S SIDE.
ne tells How PatreImaa Curry Came to
Arrest Him.

To tAe FU5ilc.
While IN the act OF protecting my en-
ployer's property have been accused OF
committing q technical assault on an i'm
posing individual. who thinking 10 get
even with NE. laid a complaint in the
Police Court against me for assault and
battery. Learning of this while out OF the
city at once returned on Tuesday night.
On meeting an.of6ce " hom l supposed was
a gentleman. politely requested him 10 in
form the officials that | would appear in
the morning at Police Court and give bail
Of requiredl for my appearances. Instead
OF that he summoned the patrol wagon 10
run me IN. To this | objected as useless
and uncalled .Or indignity and used my
legs to convey me TO my friends to obtain
bail al such az unreasOnsole hour. His
"Copshp" objected but | went all
the same, he chasing and yelling after me
as if IN pursuit OF q common thief. For his
meanness. cowsrdice. and haste TO make a
little reputation cAesply while a clothed
minlon of the law | now hereby challenge
him 10 meet me st anys time or place
armed with only natures weapons (our
hands, and give him the advantage of bis
seventy -fve pounds more weight than my
self. the witnesses TO be his brother officers.
who shall then have the opportunity Of
seeing this self boaster roasted as he de-
serves. Ii he beats me / will pay S25 into
the police fund or to any charity in the city
10 be named by his comrades. l respect
the law and those charged with its proper
administration. but detest towards. and AS
such | brand him; unworthy of any hon
orable position. This mans name is
Alex. Curry, nicknsmed. "Grab-all."
Respectfully.
IfxuY Mrrppuy
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
AL GER NEXT TIME
,.e IS :A.PREsl0eNTiAL POSSIBILITY
Coaxssssma1 Cut<AssA s@ss 1kst ne wiii
Ass 90 late tie S.sissG Of rE~stasnt
n.nrisss, Bus Will ne rrssl-
asau~l Cakaia.ts "a IssE.

wAsKISsEos. Dec. The &as. this
sltsfDoo1. ksd e. srticls % Capinst probs-
siIuss IN ~hics 0snsrsl CuteheSE Il
quoted a. saying tAsl Genera. AlssE will
Doi accept . place Is ths Cssissl 4 Il L.
ereTsd ana. SsDsrsl AiEsfs fesson for
not desiring - distinguished 81 eenoi q
that be . sll hopeful of ssoels.Ef ths
Presidential DoniDstl0n cbCGlo i'ssioeNt
nafrisol &c eancidsts for = sscoBo sfn.
Ceberal 4 ger 3s ons II lie D0llnes isnllls
would Ds compelled 10 ~lthcrsw lie own
usms and bel , he chief. General a ger >
decision not ~ be q c4n0icats LOT The esnsis
arises from les same cause lie . c.Bci-
date for President and nothing else. and
viii have the hearty backing OF both sen
stors Mcmillan aud Stock bridge. having
kept out 0i their ~sy aud assisted them IN
securing their places.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
The NEW ORDER.
Adopts . Constitution and Bylaws and
Elects Onicers

COLUMBUS. Dec The joint con ven ton
Of miners. which developed into national
progressive union Of miners and mine lab
orers has adj ourned to hold the next
national meeting IN February, 1889. The
constitution and bylaws governing the
order we're adopted today. and the follow
ing officers were chosen. President John
Mcbride. of OHIO. Wee President, Thomas
W. Davis. Of Pennsy yivsnis: General Secre-
tarv. ". r. Lewis, OF Ohio Financial
Secretary Treasury. Patrick Mcbride, OF
PennsylvauiA Three members of the Ex-
ecutve Board. with the President and
Secretary, who are members ex-of,cio,
form = board OF five instead OF seven, ss at
hrsg arranged. Those elected are James
Cantwell. OF pennsylvania. John Young, of
Illinois, and ]. J. FItzPatrick. of Pennsyl-
vAnia. Columbus Was chosen a. head
quarters tor coming wear. The delegates
nearly al left for home tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

Chicago wreck tAst VIII Cost Fifty
Thousand Dollars

Thousand Dollars
CHIcAso. Dec. There Was collision
about y clock tbs morning on the Fort
WAYNE Road near Fiftieth-st.. which re-
suited IN loss TO the company of a. least
SO coo. The main line forms quite sharp
curve from tswart-sve. 10 SIItieth-st. anu
Wentworth ave. long freight train.
drawn by three engines and North-bound.
wss rounding this carve. when a south
bOaud switch engine running rapidly
dashed into IL. The engineers
aud 6remsn had just time enough to
lump from their cabs and save their lives
whsa the crash came The four engines
wers thrown from the track, and are all
badly disabled. together with q number of
oox-cars which were loaded with freight
The debris Is scattered along the track for
several rods. The incoming freight had the
right of way. and the responsibility for the
accident Is said 10 rest with the engineer Of
the switch engine. which had no business
on the main track. Old railroad men say
that not less than $4,000 will cover the
damage.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
BON DS FOR SALE!

LIMITED NUMBER OF CORPORATION
INVESTMENT BONDS. maturing 10 ten. fifteen
snd twenty yesr. viii te sJld IN amounts
from FIVE n twenty thousand dolars these
bonds sre guaranteed ty q 'orporsii0n hsv-
ing three snd hsf millions surplus and inves
tors vi. real7e from 81 % per e.1t Interest on
the iuvess.as nt one-teBth o 9ue-sweDtieth down
ard t5e tAisnce ID yearly 1sta. inehts n desired
investigation solopd and further particulars
furnished by r. K. Wht4sn, Livingston build
iag, 0Iaad EGpdS
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
The HEBREWS SOCIETY.

A stylish Party At Armory Hall Given By
the 4 o. h Il.
One Of the most stylish parties OF the
season wAs given by TIE T. O. B B.. a
Hebrew society. at ArmOry Han THURSDAY
evening.
About fftv couples were present and en-
ioye1 dancing 70 music farm seed bv
Br0su's orchestra. Among those present
from out OF The city were. Rossn k.ss
Ray ROssu. T. Browo. Fannie Haas. Of
Ausksxon. Jossph Ssieel and vii As
bury. Of Ne~ York. / kalmever. q De-
tFoiL and Miss Sosenfs.3. Of Rock Island.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

OF the Survivors Of wrecked vssssi
Lashed to the M.sG

NEW YoRK. Dec. THE bsrqne Artemus.
from Liverpool. brought into port this
morning tie captain. mate and two seamen.
survivors Of tie crew OF the schooner Ethel
A Deyic Of Portland. Ne from LegunA 10
New York. abandoned al sea November
- in latitude 53.4a. longitude 7040. The
schooner left November l. and lad fair
weather until on Hst,eras Oh the 25gh.
when she WSs capsized BY hurricane the
steward and two sailor being drowned.
The survivors cut away the spars. rlghted
the vessel. lsshed themselves 10 the after
house and rensined IN that condition Tor
four days without food or dnnk. with the
sea breaking over them Rntil the crew Of the
ArtCmus rescued them. The four survivors
were unconscious when rescued. but came
into port in fair health.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

WAPAKoNETA. O.. Dec. Israel Lucas.
ex-uessurer of Anglaize county. who hed 10
Canada about two years ago with $4,000
OF the county's money. is dying with con-
sumption. George Orr, while in Toronto.
met Lucas and had long conversation
with him. Mr. Lucas intlmstsd that be
had prepared a complete history OF the de-
fslcation, and left the impression that all OF
the story of the stesl has never been told.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
THIS SUPERIOR COURT CALENDAR.
It is Out and is Made up Prinsially ei
Criminal Casea-

Ii 10 Out and il Made up frinsiaiiy Of
Criminal Casea
The calendar for the December term of
the Superior Court was distributed yester-
dsv. For the next term there are thirty
seven peoples cases; twenty-f -four of these
are for violation of the State liquor laws;
one each for adultery. msnslsughter, assault
with intent to commit rape, resisting an
officer, burglary and larceny. perjury. en-
bezziemsnt larceny larceny from store;
two each for forgery and felonious assault.
There are only four law cases for the jury
and two non-jury cases and only one
chancery. The city has two cases. Since
the calendar went 10 the printer the Comrie
and two saloon cases have been added.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

CHs-tGo. Dec Chairman G ,isv. Y
r No-rIs son and sscrsisr. Lime ~ the
l7fsr Sfsfe Con- RI srcs Comriseio7 srrired
hsrs fodsr. Ths Con MISSION zlH enter
rr0n "a invsstizsaou o. 90 .ziroai
frous'ss q ~ Southwest an NJ hrsst
md - proosev rsnsin ths G four
CT SVs dsTs tsrnF svdsucs
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
FELL ~ The OIL.


-N- - .-~''y
FfNpLAV. o.. Dec. 7.-Wiuiam LightfOot
81 employs Of tns Peerless Refining Com
psny. -bile cleaning ssiili today vas over
come oy gas and fsll face dOwnwards into a
poo of OH. Ephrsim Warick q fellow
workman = 10 went - bis assistance. also
fell victim 20 the roxious vzpor Phi
OCounsll. third man. experienced 20.
same results. The three we're finally gotten
ouL bgt LightfOoi vas dead AID Wsirick
dying OtonnsA vi recover. The n-si
two cave families n destitute circum-
stances.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
He Was Butcheredf

LOUISVILLE KY, Dec. Cal Tolliver,
one of the famous Tolliver faction, who
have been outlaws for two years past, was
working in a saw mill at Bfuin. yesterday
when ne quarreled with David Connolly.
He split Connelly's head open down 10 his
neck and took to the mountains.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

ksCov. No. Dec 7-Anotaer pitched
battle occurred st BsvisT as ga between
rhich 2s.st lndi sn early lour n the
nornirg Between SO sni 100 shors
~srs frsd. The strikers -ers 9csfsi in 30
suiidlnxs snd sboat naf 1ossn wsre
Wounded 1nss Thorn oolt. S~ede wo
81 sa whiIs irTiaE 70 sscsp-- The hossl8-
ties aavs ceased
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

CorECL BIrFFs Dec "A sensational
suit va hisd In ibs Circuit Cont today q
~ his sitT Gains ssmskes in the sum o..
$50 90 - TIE s-tion = Chss X Bsnnon.
Csshisr - lEs CITIZENS Bank Who f "a
Claimed slsnstsd as sfscti0ns II Wilson =
rostatul sns ssudsous We. A. n the
interested psrtiss az higbly connected sn3
moved in ihs eesi SOC ETY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
The WAR Is OVER.
A New Schedule IL Issued for New Rail-
road Rates.

road Rates.
NEW YORK. Dec THE Eastern agents
of ali the Southwestern roads have received
orders TO restore rates to the old schedules.
The advance makes frst-class freight g 63;
second class. s2l2 third. $l7s: fourth
81 4s: ffih. sl23. sixth. $l19t seventh.
tLO4t. The restoration is 20 take effect to-
morrow. The rates prevailing now sTe as
much as 20 per cent IN some Glasses below
the above tsrit but are made quietly and
not published. II Is because OF this fact
the agents say that they are not violating
the Inter State law IN restoring rates with
cot ten days notice.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

EEr BrDT0SD Mas. Dec. The wide
loom vssgsrs a. ths Wsmsutla mills. Who
hsve been on strike sgs'nN dollar fns
instead OF f.ty csnts for nkrxs OF tbs Cloth.
rave accepted sssismsut bv Which the
mIl ~. fHrDish psl.si et.-z snd slopt a
sss-r system OF tBlsa iaes ssrissrs vii
return 10 rofs CD Nssdsv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

WAssrxsrcv. Dsc. -frsak ~ Adams
/. cisrx IN 80 Washington cisv pcstc Zee
w.s arrested sst aient for op-nins letters.
E- en- f-ssrd he -riDe. ont sal s- hsf roe
fauni any norev IN ~ Ietrers snd trsf
tb.s wss - frst sfsr-e IA is au.r 81
r..-- ~ sxe. Hs slri 1a.ed eis do~as
- dancing Nssf 81 as rusl ssisrY Nss
spsnt ca dancing sehcos sna csrsss
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

Co.xrs.s vii r-ks Aesis- - step the
Ostr4<ss.

Ostr4<ss.
WasHINar0y, Dec. The House Com
mlties on Merchant Narins and Fisheries
has determined 20 lake some Ection rela-
tive 10 ne alleged Preparation Of ousragss
upon the psrsors OF females and the
restrain Of liberty sad % exist Ia
AlaskA which haYs been brought fOrcioiy
before he public Of late by publications
n var Oas neNspapers and by resOlu-
tion 0n tks subject iatrcd ducsd IN The
Senate by Senator Dawes. Al the
isst session OF Congress a commission
eas sntaorizet TO make an inyestigatlOa
inso the fur seal hsAers, Of Alaska. and 10
inquire WHISTLER the contract allowing the
A ssks Commercial Company tho eIcluslgs
right 70 axe FIR seals has been violated.
&c Congress dIourued before rne inyssti-
gstion bad been cone uded. aud the Com
ml-lee a4s thsn unable - maze is report
Ata nesting fooav TIE con- nllttsc deter
mined that before making It's report 10
would csil before it the persons making the
statements coacsruing tie condition OF
affairs said to exist in Alaska. and examine
them npon tue subject rhls the Comma
aouer NIL 60 AZ a. early date.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

W.sHrssros. Dec. Senator Bisir. of
Ns- Hsmpshirs. hss 'ntrsaucsi oii
-hich provides FOR the sstsbiI 50 nsnt ~
bur~.us ~ i1formsticu for ths people in
mas.srs ~ sung to employment 0Ccups-
tons. ws1tt rears cf lFenfcCs and
homes TIE rh.sfs ~ tsese rlrasGs shall
reeri~e f1ooo - srv snc n snu1s. outisT
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

A5i~si z. D.tts Of DulstA hss 81 q
81 = - Grta & ssxinz fsr sor-.-tsr~ ~
kae 1sscrfrica Ia 1ee1 from rsa4e, A
-1its 70 -eertt-F . ccn vsv iofs N,s
, ocx = saife = Tsr Aisasssf si-n
- niz'sss loss sse v-T. sszxis.-.s a. =
80 "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
MIc-LaAN ~ oN 81.
ssros Ars once seeker, add som. Are

toue AFe AMtn- rre&erh aAa sons AFe
Not
wAsHrSsrov. Dec. Among the Nchi-
gar meu ra0 hsvs arrived In tas city are
= :. Oids. y. E. Anger aad CoL J. 3.
Rogers NJ 0ifs comes 30 resums bis
dufi-s ssfsscrstsrY 60 senator sfock6ridxs.
Tls otbsr gentlemen as ssid % have
sav-rsi ni .ssions General Amer - pre-
psrinr for fhs vat Of tas hicb go STATE
fraors t0 Warrington. 70 fssr usrt m
TIE loauEurstlan parade. The Flsit of Gen
srsi Anger to Warrington a. this time
starts The political <csrips ago nx sxsin.
lt IS rsuen hersd tnat General AlnEsr wss
sonswhat summauIy removed from his
po-iuon a. Postmaster Of Wssb gton City
during fhe star Route trials Ills alleged
connect.cn with BTadY e a. ~ss ths %
tensihs cause and he General as siwsrs
desired Fudicaticu. it - sad that his
desire in ftls direction cons sfs ~ van 90
be -rsruoints tsd fo ths Fost ussters1ID. lr -
rot hkeir. however tast = a Achizsn man
- b. selected for this piscs for sons time
A. -r.r..r
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
&c MONeY 81 %.
wh-s senator ysst says About the Re-
pnbilrAns.


pubiiran-.
WssurvsroN Dec. 1--"Tou can look out
nov tor the money 70 hy' said senator
Vest yesterday. The Republicans have
GOT everything. and they vii make sp-
yropriaiious ght and eft They uia pass
the Ssryics Pension bill. which will use 1p
o. least $50 coco 3he Blair kducsti0nal
bail. which Niu absorb about 5000 20,
snd lhs Direct Tax bill. vhich MI amount
90 nearly go ooo. coo. and fle Lord kao@s
boz many other bills In the same line.
They Nll probably run the expenses Of the
Gossrr -neuf up 20 over S. % ee0OoO within
fNo wears. They vii soon get rit Of the
surplus. That rill not lorE % standing
menace 20 General Harrison sdminlstTa-
non ss u has been % hr Cievelanls. The
R-oln cans will no doubt cal IN the $50 -
COf flU aoE in ine National banks and
tlat win a. tls eKtrsTsysnCs of apDrO-
rrisfiun, win rruE sbout-Wsil. / shall
not conunur the subject further. Wait and
vou - see
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

More Wants in the TELEGRAM
HERALD last Sunday than ever be-
fore. They are growing daily. They
pay. Only 10 cents tor three lines.
You car send by mail. Stamps or cash.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

CrFsFr Dea. ---A s-ro-E sack - ssrt1
oasxs sstiag sesrv as.f m11ts "a. r. g
tara uorrisz q Rsnousxi 5si-t Paws
sni Tres Pisfoss A. r1orsxi 80 saosx
80 e. s~rs-s a. to cs1ss "a Bishops -
So 90 trs1s.s v-ro r out 70 ispsxs Fss
80
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

JarEsovv Il usc There we're no
ns~ cases nor dssfss ron yellow fever n
this city sofsr Thsrs 49, .ssvv f-osf
tnis morning ~ if is zsns~.E esiisvsd
thst ID m1-s eases ~ vsor fs-sr -
oerur n : season TIE r.rsu-rs uoi- 20
t1s s-r7vs O. four ~ fFs taoussrd neap =
acre By Dscsm 80 IS
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

vs<srvsr'x. Dr.. TIE . nncerstccs
fhst the enssecu ,i scrtests fn - nsxf
H,nss Ess -srsfzilv considers ~ - 70
ruh rsD Exseunve Ccuus1ss yesterday
srf precabr ss many a. rrprtT seves
c~ntssts - - nsie. af ssisa Sitssa wi1
- n tas &pata.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

James Essai.ng srouzht sB6t rsinst
IN. Dunhsn z Wssffsl eourt yss rdsv
a. stsEe1o1sr n En- election sef <esa-
h1g set 10 ~ith Chafs - p son r ne
40 siseton. I'D n Danbsno hsd tss
srsEes AsednE nor secs D1a7san .o
rsrlrsr - -
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

Wssasy-rov. Dec. The House Gem
ths morning and decided to press re con
rd-rstion of the Facfac RsiwsY Fuad z
b. ~ fte House a. "a esr'T ia7 a. pos
sbis Tee cons ritfes - on Aoadsr etsr
/. resolution sefusg s2srt csrsaln isYs for
rousitersnon 81 the niIl. ~. o1taTsifs
eh.lrrsan N fhs eonuitfee. = co1 tsnt 81
the passsgs of the eia ~ good majority If
A. -sr - brought to = zoe. rhs work of
ths c1n,usiftss is nov practices. com pi sted
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

BsBErv Deb. The Tscbiaa publishes
dispstca from zaazbsr stating that fzht
has 'Axsn p's-s nsar Bogsn0vo. Ths -
81 3 u fbs hsfris = BOT Gsfn tsiT kno~u.
tgs tas ru rors 49, trsf foa Germans were
ccnoe 80 o. -sfrsst th seTsrsl sll.el sud
4aites numosr sounded.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
The GIRLS STRIKE.
So We Can Go wnh Cold Feet Awhile
Longer

LOH.eF.
PHILsDELFHIA. Dec About one-third
Of the WOMEN and girls .in Ranson's
American knitting mills went out on a
strike today against = proposed change in
toe wages on q certain class Of stockings
made on kuiiting machines. The employees
we're notified OF a reduction Of three per
cent on these stock ngs. t1e former rate
beng eleven cents They would not agree
20 rs aud between $50 and 40 people
went out leaving only si1 girls and the
f0rsTOmen at work on that kind OF stock
ms
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

Rosrox. Dec 7.-T3mmv Warren and Tss
Wisr -ers nstsaed today fsr tas fsstse--
~.isht -nsnn oiouscfo of ~ T nited Siafss
rs 5ghf IS 81 cone 81 secut Fs5~1srv
for purse ~ g aCo gives hy fss Csiiiornls
A Ia 80 -lrr
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
An Artist Killed.

SUAKIx. Dec. 7.-Mr. Wake, an artist
connected with the London GraDhic, has
been killed by shot from the Arabs who
are besleging the town.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
lie Was Old. Hut Died

GLESs FALLS. y. Y. Dec. Geo. II.
Rockwell. said to be the Oldest hotel pro-
pretor in the country, died today, aged 81
wears. lie had wide circle OF friends.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08
A Michigan Man Hurt.

CHICAGO, Dec. IA man by the name of
Fred Culver. said 10 be from Michigan, was
run over at a railroad crossing IN the
suburbs tonight and fatally injured.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-08

Dublin. Dec. Father Kennedy has
been arrested at Ksnturk, County Cork, for
attending meetings of suppressed branches
Of the National League.