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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Nr. Aekillsn xess candidates ] resolved =
eHe2i uaAns isiters ffeH prominent hcfNe'
hears in TIE interim EemonslrstluG skalnsl
the possibility Of swo wealthy 1letraiiers
moEof.oiizinE the SeRAiofshlps. ] added
Ny volcs q the sentiment sn0
! told Nj. MCMILLAN that Il
ne would wlih0rss and allow the
western sortlon ef ths stale - elsC; Ssn-
stog ! would DQi hs candidate a. The nsxt
eieciion- kf. ACAtlisn wss a. anxious -
prcserye harmony ~ tie party a. ] wa. snc
accordingly Withdrew. ena kr Stook bridge
was q elected
Mr.. fslners record a. = ( al tee States
seoat0r has been eKoellsnt and lie desef ses
The praise and communication Of al good
men. without respect 10 psrty. No. ! have
30 loess on the subject of other candidates.
Detroit by It's wealth, population aDo Pc
htical aud com nussscisl infnenos. 10 entitled
10 one of the two Senstors'
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

NEw YORK, July 2s.-Steve Brodis, the
bridge jumper and Bowery ssloonkeeper.
and the Albany girl whom be was accused
Of sbouctiBg. were srrsigned at the Tombs
Court today. The girls mother. Mrs. Lam.
Ford. OF Albany, admitted that the girl
was is years old. The charge OF ABDUCTION.
therefore fell through. Ii was decided to
hold the girl ss an incorrigible. and while
waiting her removal 10 the House OF Mercy
she made desperate but unsuccessful at
tempt TO plunge the blade of an open knife
into her breast She then remsrked def
antly: Well, either I'll be allowed 10 70
with Steve or I'll do II yet +"
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

IsDIsASroLs. July 2s-Genersl Hsrri-
son today received delegation numbering
he declared that the rights Of suffrage iD all
parts OF the Union must be declared invi0.
late. Speaking on tie tariff be admitted
that danger has 10 bs sppreheDdsd from
the accumulation of surplus revenues
But" continued be. Il do uot like 10 en-
trust the reduction OF the revenues 20 those
Who declare that protective duties srs
vicious legslized robbery" There will bs
no more receptions until TUESDAY. when the
series viii begin again.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
eEneRAL Aleea INTERVIEWED

Frtr.nsly Frobshis MeNEis VIII Pc
Palmer Successor.
NJ Palmer 6eclinsti0n is sxpsicit and
conclusive sd Genera AlgeT this morn
ing sftsr ~ hsd rssd ths ssnstor words
ss gwen in the foregoing xTz Palmer
tod Mrs. Alesr tvo weeks ago that i rss
rot probsbk hat hss husband wo8lo -
csn6ioste for another tern. Tbs removes
ne xrestesf proosnls irape5imsut 20 NJ.
James McNillsn's oeo3isacg
"Nr NcNI8sn is caaSidste2
Yes be SD fsv esvs tEo that be
rcaa - asndicsfs. II rasF ~. bcvsTev.
thsf hs made rs der srstisn sffsT con-
rnaHiastia9 WITH NJ. Palmer so5 ssoertsis-
i1E rs intention bot - r8n sgsia-
Is there arr contingency n wnich vor
nsv - asn5i1sts fo1 he -ensfarxhip7
va ! sm nof cs1a4osfe fsT s1T efes
ir 80 ar 81 t1s peop.e o. 1,exs.sturs
hAvs 90 grsssrf ees-s fez o1ce. ard n =
position fso Fe3rs az OF toe >sasfoFlsi
f.r7sstsz = vss xnewn as i wss ~ siief -
a. tbs t4Eas Hssn M. Sts<ksrIdgt arc
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

E.-e.ssf 81, rss -f.tssss sse.sra.
CsLEDoyIs. JAY 2s.-Ar. MoyeT. Of Dat.
ton. who has been silirg for some tine.
did Thursday evsBing.--At the csuops
bid yesterday Dan. Good. A. J. HiB sBd
Sherman Couison were appointed delsEstes
% tas Republican Cosnty ConvsntloD.--
DEB Mcqueen. q tsis Fiisge vbiis 0ui
bosfing YESTERDAY - Green LAKE. accident
siy 6lsehsrgp5 bsIisf from No. = - liors
revolver into he csii q rs ieT t~o infbes
beio- the knee TIE hollst vas syirsctei
sud Deb ~ sou1 % - r1a-s geuisl
noo1 ever whst nizht hsys been ssrioas
srrf@er+
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

BosroS, July 2s.-Ths Bostons gave
cDay his worst punishment OF the season
today Their hitting was terrihc and they
ran bases With impnnity aud their fielding
was very sharp. Nash and Wise did some
brilliant work. Ciarkson was exceedingly
effective and came very near shutting out
The Senators. The latter tisldsd miserably
and made their only run ia The seventh on
a poor throw By Clsrkson. that gave Dom
nsy second and Arundel's first hit since he
ioined the Wsshingtons. Johnston and
Brown ed tie batting. The score is As
folioHs
~ sehinxfou ........-8 . . - . o g.
Ease his- Boston, Is. Washington. d
E-r0Ts- Boston. 3. Washington. -
Bst,efics-ClsTkscn and Kelly, oDsy and
ArladeA
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

PfrrssUEs. July Zs.-Tae visitors were
s<ain shui Gus today. mainly due 10 their
lsaA5ility - biz st4lsy. Who was very effect
iss. but one hit snd that Of the scratch
ordsr. bsias made on his delivery. Boyle,
os tas other hand. vas hit hard, six Of the
,ixhg runs made being earned. This being
the L<t game until August. had a tendency
% draw tae largest crowd ofths series, fully
2 SEQ persons beng present. Dunlap
csldlnk sad Becklsy's hitting were the fea-
tnrss Of ths, game. The score
YltfsStlrx --........-..0 ? o 90 2 o s-s
lad a1apoils -..-.----1 o y j" p u
Ease Hits-7ttshurg ~ Indianapolis, ].
Frrors- PiIosfurg :. Indianapolis. g.
Eat1sries- -S5zley sld Miller. Boyle and Nyres.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Hog- and Murphy Waive Examination.
CHIcAso, July Zs.-Ths cases Of Chair
men Hogs and Murphy, charged with
being implicated in the Burlington dyns-
mite conspiracy. were called into court this
morning. The prisoners were represented
by Judge Barnam. who stated that the eli
snts would waive examination. aud asked
that the bail formerly given be allowed 10
stand for their appearance. In s5.suce of
any opoSition from the prosecution il vas
done Informers Kelly and Mc(silvary.
Hosge's clerks. followed saIt. waving sx.
animation and being held on the former
noud
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
ns DOES NOT DENY IT.
Mr.. Mcmillan Formally Anaoanoes Hia
self = Candidate


The news does not surprise NE, said
James Mcmillan to the yotir'aai. Il have
been expecting that Senator Palmer would
decline 10 be candidate foI the Senate
again"
And yoa are Ia the heldy'
Certainly / am"
You have had assurances OF support
"bes from prominent men all over the
State
The retirement Of Senator Palmer leave.
the field practically free for you.
20 one can never tell what viii turn up
sn these mstters.
Mr.. Mcmillan wss very cheerful over The
outlook for Republican success on the Ma
tiopsl and Slate ticket though he en-
pressed the fear that the Republicans might
be Inclined 10 undsrrsie the strength Of The
fusion ticket
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Jozs<rcvS. Neb.. Jnly = john Andsr-
son. wso has sesn imprisoned n esvsd-
ia We for ths past nine dsgs wss fnsIiy
rescued this morning He is 10ch srn-
scistsa ard sxhs1stsa from as long cor
d1enent BAT uili rscSver. There = great
rsioicinE u t1s vicinity sver the rsscae.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
A Campaign Story.

East SAGINAW, July 2S.-Ihis mornings
issue of the Detrsit Free Press contains q
telegram from this city which reads as fol-
lows.
I'm the Saginavs there are twenty-three
Cinnamon. They have organized the
Oriental Harrison and Morton Club"
They can't vote. but will use their influence
In favor OF the man who voted against re-
stricting Chinese immigration"
This Is a purely imaginative statement.
no such club exists here
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
THE GIRL FOOLED HIM.
A German I'm New York Disappointed by
Finding His Sweetheart Married.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-Johan schoene-
berg visited Justice Engel in Williamsburg
and said: You see, l came to this country
two years ago from Berlin. Katrina Heider
was my sweetheart. She remained at
home, and all the money | could spare |
sent to her. Well. the last amount | sent
was 800. That was 10 buy things for her
aud pay her passage to this country. The
other day | went TO Castle Garden to meet
her. As she came along l clasped her in
my arms. Don't you must not do that,
Johan.' she said, my husband won't like
it. looked about, and there at her side.
a big fellow with two children in his arms.
Katrina had been married to him two years
ago, Just after left home. But the money
! sent her she kept. | sat me down and
covered my face with my hands. | was
told by an expressman that they went to
Williamsburg. J have searched for her,
but can't find her. / want my money
backy The justice promised to do what
be could for him If ne would first ind the
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

wssHISeroS, July 2s.-Mr. Dingley pre-
ssnted in the House today bill providing
for tolls upon Canadian vessels passing
through ST. Aary's and ST. Clair fats canal,
ia case Of Discrimination on the Canadian
canals agsinsts vessels or ports Of the United
states. Il Vas referred 10 the COMMITTEES
on Merchant Marine
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
NEWSPAPERS SUED.


Bic Libel Suits Against the Chicago Her
aid, )" Tribune" Times" and News"
CHICAGO, July 2s.-0e0rgs 4. Wilson
today instituted suits against the Chicago
Tribune, Times aud Ncses for $40 900 dam
sges each and against the Chicsgo Herald
for $4,000 fhis mornings issues OF the
papers named contained dispatches from
Denver sitting that be had become involved
for large sum Of money and bad left
Denver, taking with him some sac. 600 be-
Fort Collins Stone Quarry. Wilson denies
the statements contained in the dispatches
referred 10 and says they are false and
ibelous
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

FRsxzrosT. galy zs.-Firssnzs s-6ssv-
sred - 20 ther ~ork n lsv night s1t
~.rs unsucesssfal A. g B8Gers uia o.
oa~ sd rss satarste0 w1th ksroee1e OIL
as a piie ~ sssTnEs wss plsost anser
Beslh ~ tse iscsusia- bat tneT wsrs
frsht<sed &C ssfor@ tse astcA wss sp-
BED
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

WksEISeroV. July 2s.-Mr. Randall and
family left Warrington this morning for
their coanfrv home a. Wayne Station Pa,
"a the aope that the freeh country ar will
have the effect Of increasing the patient .
strength. While NJ. Randall is feeble this
morning ewing 20 the unusCsi exertions
consequent on the removal Of his family
be = well pleased With the continued i'm
rrovement in his coalition.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

BIs RAFIDs. JHly 2s.- The celebrated
Alexander case, IN which the city wa sued
to recover $4,000 damages for injuries sus
tsined through q defective cross walk. wa
decided last evening in favor oi the Cify
after q three dsys trial. TIE injury va,
sustained two or three vesrs ago. this being
the second trial. the Supreme Court having
ordered . new trisl
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

TssxssS. Psrsis. July 1s.-Ths Ysuood
Tarkonans IN the Askaosd district are in
Stare ~ revolt They have rsi5ed ssvsFsl
~ secs. pi.lszinz the houses aud nur5@r-
inx the inhahilents The troors are row-
srlsss - suppress them. The she7s IN A.
kahad srs ciosed. aud trssse . sf a stand
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

MsvEs1IoUE July 2s.-Ths Weston Lun-
her Cos warehouse and pisning mil
burasd lsst sight. The ioss i closa upon
So oeo. snd thsrs vas no i1s1rsn os on
&c property The bead Of the cel1psny :
Aessh " Weston. of Painted Pest \ y.
He Is also heavily interested in other prop
srty acre ans "a TIE counfv sroUHd here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

NEw YoRK. July 2s.-Tbs suit Of the
Webster Loom Company ". T. :. Higri rs
4 Co.. for infringement Of patent process
Of ctrpet weaving. which has been pending
fourteen years, was decided vestsrdsy in
favor Of plsiDtif. bot only sif cent? dam
age. are awarded instead Of &3o. 900 900 IS
ciafuled
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

FrrrssURs. July 2s.-Ths Ciroascke TsIs-
y-rpa has investigated The Itslian labor
that there are several thousand labars~s
working here under the psdr0ns SYSTEM.
and thss the traffic is regularly carried on
hy sbout ffleen sgsnts vho operate in cor
nection vita New York agents
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

LfsrRsI, Kss-, July 2S.-Tse bodies Of
four OF tse men killed By the Hugoton
party together With the wounded BOY. Her
bert Tony. we're brought TO Wocdsdsls
Thursday night. Armed squads Of Hugo
ton and Woodsdsie citizens have been ssen
in different parts Of the county and an
other conflict Is feared.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

The Fuller 4 Warren Compsnv. of Cls-t-
land. Ohio. through their sftorDes. John
I. Miller. comBspced suit in the Circuit
Court Yesterday against Henry y. Huston,
claiming that there vas due the firm The
sun ~ t3Hsl
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

HuzsnsEz July 81 mar Supposed e.
6s ,. =. xsstsu. Of Iitch6eid. dropped sssd
nesr ne depsst ysstsrisv While trvisx to
carch . tran. The usnse J. 2. Nszfeo was
Inscribed an his ssschr Hs bad ssss "a
his pockst e e suppressed &c vas STACKED
~sth kesrt tailars
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Harvey wsbbsr had difference with
James Walters fsv dsTs sgo. sDd wound
y Yesterday morning be appeared n Police
Courf ard paid = 5s for fbs iitfls rscrs
aflrr
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Korssy. sss.as7s. Tsssssy. si25 est5s
Wednesday 81 as ee. Jhursasy 81 81 -
FrdsT. Sc 81 -. ssfurosy. 80 a. 3
tgtsl fos TIE vesk t5zs szz.55. sgsiuss
k5tl ass - ass yer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

TorrsIF. Va. Iuiv 2s--ln . street. rg~
ths roorninF. Pessr !. afsI.ess reneivss fos,r
fissrs shof vous5s sud 51e5 ia q fsv n M
uses IL wet kiil-1 ~ Jo1r = F~ens
Bo-h saen peTs pfesn nes.l sfoyIinG lkxrs<-
fsrE q las ssty. ~tsf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

WY BxDrc Mss. Jslr 1s-Tss
fbirs week 81 Gessrz3 Shevhisss so5oarn
~ Nonquirt = n~srly sad<i asd bis friends
szT thsf his xsin sza inaprov1as'st hss
h@sn very Asfxed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Ta.E7re~ox. jay 2s-In the ssnsts ts-
5sY ssn sprroyrisfinr s58fs'o iors publis
f.til6f.x ~ Jackson. Nicb- va reported
nd rs.sce1 o. TIE ceisr dsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Erv YoEx. gs.s 2s.-Ths fsiiurs y Geo
.. Norris stoekh~oks7 snd rbembsy y -
Seock Exchsngs Eesrs. - snbesneso ss1e7
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
A SLuGGING MATCH
sErusgA oeTaoT 90 &c
49, xark saa DsEEeis Ttsd ter Ktxss Fises
-Bastaa. FitlssarE. Chiea<s saa
ss~ Esrk rssseFaags Ls4kas
Wfua3Es.

CslcAsa. J1iy es.-fhsfs : beating Of
ton -tans sad bio~iax Of ss~ kass toaish1
TIE CEicazos have ioult ne o4li a. lAst
TIE psuoiis also had basinsss via tns
sDhsrs. bat nos 10 4n sxtent Sufficient %
va tas game. Aason m4ts no hons
runs. aud Surns Ryan and Duffy one each.
.hlls TO and fhrss- oakzers ~ oota Lzams
.sfs "ts.ck a. ADIamaal caves tnas stfes
tas brooks ia Vallamnrosa The nsiding
Al both teams vas ragged. f0llosinz Is the
score
C1icazo ....-.----.---t II
Ess.s dfs-t niGts0. is Leffli-. ~
Efrors- Ca.raxa. q LeIr9lt.
eallsries--8aiosin ann Daily. sa.iHin and
sf.lGlla
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

Nsx Yozx. July ~ The Nss forxs sp-
osarsd on ths POLO 6roands this afternoon
IA -hslr nss uniforms And we're given q
h.esty rscsptioa - "a immsnss eoneourse
II spectators Who hAd assembled 70 see ths
Cliaals add another game % their credit.
pota pitchers proved effective. bul the New
Yorks managed 20 buneh thsir hits when
tasy ~efs most needed. The score is as
l0loss
~ Fark.....-..-.....2 . . 0 . >
PhHafe pnia -l o.
uase alis-NeH tar4 8 Phi sdeiphia 7.
frrors-Nef YORK B Fnll1deipnia s.
- iFlE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29
MUsKEGoN GETS 100000.
The senate Passes the Appropriation for
a Pubife Huildfnc

WAsHIEGTos. July 2s.-In the Senate to-
day, smong the bills taken from the cslen-
dAr and passed. was the Senate bin for q
public building at Auskegon, Mich. $780,
fttD
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-29

The following table shows the standing
Of he League clubs up 70 date.


All the Clubs 10 the Tri-ststs League
played yesterday with the following re-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

Every indication goes 70 show that Golgo-
TIA or Calvary. was a knoll outside q the
Damascus gate. exactly in the opposite direc-
ti0n cf that affixed by Christian tradition.
and which would do away with the Via
Doior0ss 80 sacred thoroaghfare the street
shown a. that along which Christ bore his
cross cn bis way % execution Il h oniY
probable that Calvary was the ord inarv exc
c1tion ground q jerusalem, which IS called
IN ths Ta.mud toe House n Stouin- -
sboUt 4 y i50 and which current tradition
auo1E taa Jews Identifies with this knoll-a
trad sion borne cat by tbs account Of It con
tslnel . t1e n shna. or text o. the TalsD,ld.
which describes cliT over which the con
demned was thrown BY the frst witness II
hs vas NOT killed by t6e al. tha second W.T.
ness cast a ssone H0on him. end the crowd On
the cliG,.OT beneath u. completed hls exc
cuticn
Is vas outside tbe rs.e. et sorne distance
from the judgment ball TIE knoll 10 ques-
ton Ia jIs- outside 10 gate with a ciis
about ssY feet high. Moreover. ~ ar in
formed that sometimes t7e7 sunk lean IN
toe ground. sn6 cross beam ezten6ed from
is and they bond Is hands oas over to
other and hung Bin uo. Tl1s re Ho-ss z
storirg vss rer0er I1-i ri i,cr p c-1ci a~l-n-
Il is curious ftrf an ea-.r gh-.stian .r-f -i-o
pointed -r trs si-e 90 f1e r.s-a 20 sron.-z q
Sscte- ere rr1-o martyr Tts r-ir-r res
apparently p sl~aTs tsr1 co1xt1erei s-I Iscx-
"A Arab vrter IN tas middle s-ss FRO
rounces a tsrrsn tract - .a.nla- s.rrlrssi
sad hauntei so t6sr tie t~aVe.sr saoal5 uot
pass - n sh---la 1ranc- 81. phant
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

Decided by the United states Supreme
Court.

Decided by th. United states Supreme
Court
WAsHINGroS. Nov. 26.-The Supreme
Court Of the United States today rendered
an opinion IN case No. 67. Henry K. Denny.
plaintiff. in error. vs.. Charles c. Bennett.
assignee Of A. B. Van Norman & Bros. in
error TO the Supreme Court OF the State OF
Minnesota. Tue principal point raised in
this case IS. That an act OF the Stale Lesis-
lAture providing tnat whenever the prop
erty of debtor is seized by an execution
against him. he may make an assig nment
oil all his properly. not exempt by law, Tor
the equal benefit oi all his creditors who
shall tie releases Of their debts aud claims.
and that MS property shall be
equitably distributed among such credi-
iors IS TeDugnXnt TO the ccnstlta-
tion Of the United States in 50 far as II
Affects citizens Of other States than Mime
sota. IL Was claimed by counsel for the
plaintiff IN error that this statute is invall0
because II impaired the obligation Of con-
tracts and also that il could have no extra
territorial operation and could not there
fore be binding on creditors living in a
different State from that OF Joe debt or.
The Supreme Court in an opinion bv
JUDGE Miller, holds thst the statute is not
repGgnant TO the constitution. In It's opin
ION "a . Court says that the statute could
not, of course, apply TO contracts In exist
ence before IL was enacted. but tha. The
statute must be construed To De part OF
all CONTRACTS made after 1t was enacted and
that therefore il cannot be called an i'm
pairment of contracts The juGgn ent OF
the Supreme Court OF Minnesota holding
the statute TO be aid is therefore sfi rmed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27

Regarding Bishop Rehisrs sermon al
Detroit. the Tribune sid He spoke rith
unusual ssr1sstless AID force. he spoke
ffom 40 text and hls rsmarks we're eYi-
dsntir dss. gnsd % point lesson from the
insta lafion exercises % the morning. he
referred % ne consistency Of tbs Catholic
-hur-h. the cohesion oi al rs parts. from
fn- hfrha-f fo che most remote and IDS g
r f-anf mem oer. Il aat Tit1sfoed ths as
ga. fs 90 orxanIs'd power. and stii stands
rrr-~n4i r@nr 81 Ine G b -fch VI Hcd. Luther.
~ bose boast sss fnss 10 would destroy the
gst10lc church wss dead. ort tle Pope
49, lived sut 700 "a conuuus 20 I've
thronra a. m.1re ag-s. People Of al ns-
tons snd al languages cluster 20 ois stand
srt
shop Richter speass In iov bat pens
trsnnx voice. snd Dies not ESSAY 0rstoricsi
fiahls Or 1glres of rhetoric. Rs msnnss
sthst uf "a earnest Chr istisn anxious 20
csnviacs bis bearers. His audience lied
rgefy srsiisbis inca of SPACE 10 he cnarcn,
al segersl hundred rsOgis were unable 10
rar alnittauce.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
A LOAD PER MINUTE
noRroN's -iLl IS olsApPeAaiHG
ID. n waters 10 lat Estnssiug the Ola
Laaa M3rk->o Fl4os for his
Block-rhtrsy Teams
At WORK

The old lsnd msrx Nor,on's Hl. On
O,lass-st.. Is tsst disappearing from amoug
the irw remainins features Of Grand Rapids
a. it was thirty wears sso.
Mr.. D. Il Waters sail yesterday. in an
swer u question foA TELEeEAN HISS
AID reporter No. have DOT ysg hsd plans
made tor the block which I shall puI up
here. Iwill frst remove the dirt
do you Ind it dnicnt piscs Of work,
- the removing of this hiA p
Way 40, its perfect snow bank when
ore knows how 10 20 TO work on il. You
ready 10 move Out after dinner. iii was
during the dinner hour Zach wagon Is
numbered and has its place. There are
eight or ten more WAGONS which sre ont
with loads. Those which come 10 now viii
be loaded after dinner. while those alreacy
loaded move out. We are TAXI this
hili away At ne rate OF 3 ioad a
minute. II takes shout twenty minutes 10
get them all under motion IN tue IN Crniu K
bat once In the line be wOrk moves seAd-
ily Ou till noon, rnd ir II noon 10 night
You see have got the right kind ot tools
to do the work with. These various sieel
plows cut The tone hest clay easily and tnen
: have Kind OF bob-isii piow which can
be placed over thr edge 81 the bank and cut
up oirt that could not oe reached with a
common plow' When is the plowing
done? You see lst electric hghR It Wss
put up there 50 that the Dill can be plowed
over at night aud not trouble the teams
which are hauling away the Dirt If IL
freezes during the night u is cross plowad
in the morning Do you expect 10 sst the
dirt all moved AWAY this winter? That
depends on the westher. / cant say hoy
much or how liitis csn be done" II IL
should freez. un solid the work would be
hindersd OF stopped bus with the present
delightful weather in fen weeks nothing
OF the old hill will remain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-27
CRUSHED TO DEATH
Krssk Corsta. - An~xas. fsss~atiy
kHlsd L4xs Esssf12 - t2s 1F-ek
-as - frsELtfeiiy
M44.i44.

when he train from ths South CD the
Lsks saofs rad cane lBto tAs osp.sI AT
sssEi0s. the eBgiuess discovered human
asiT znd 5.Ood % IA Gag &c. Tie section
aeB we're a0unsd tlat "a accident a4s 0c-
CURED near ils city I'D tbsy began %
"a slliiy search iLs tEslk sn1 ~bsa sOo1t
D. n-ld~Ay bstresn the ssins Drdso I'd
Aoolss plaster 2Lls. tA~y ioana tus msGs
,sd rsmslBs o. smas. Insy were io4ded
ca the hand car and brought % TIE mile
aud Coroner Bfsdish notinsd. who went
nO~n with Undertaker o busn aud fsmoy-
sd he body 20 tbls cay.
Ou iusesIgat-Oa. - Was found iozt tbs
dead ma name vas FRANK ". COFrln.
.sa1 Inal his loEo vas IN Allesan. Es ludl-
Gated ~ letters IA nls poCksts lfOm Mary
J. CoTslu. Huo II 81 nsf sister or as = lte.
tie had DsSn ~ blanchard sd Edmors, and
Ils as. letter ~ hlm was dated November
-. enclosing so sna oegslnk hlm 10 come Al
once. sud ssying thai lie money sent MIN
ras earned oy Working oy The week
The boy vas Terribly m4Dglsd, g1e0ack
Of the head oesas entirely gone. lhs nose AMI
mOula Daoly oGI. baa JAm IN the lore
head. the shoulders crushed TO = pup.
tie lcil leg torn entirely from
the bOay and The rsht les wss fesriuiiy
crushed C0r~ln vas evidently drunk 4hd
attempting ~ Nsik 10 Allekan ~nen
be "a, run over lie lad on q lair suit OF
clothes good ovrgcoat marked "G. HI. o.,
with a crushed wblsky uotlle IN the pocket,
aud mas man about 40 Years Of age.
It IS thought that besides his hllegan
relatives the dead man has q sister IA
this city and brother, g. l. COr0in IN 81.
Louis. Aich. An inquest wall De held to-
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