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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-20

t that the motion not YsI lost which resulted in
The Chairma, -lhc chair will put the mo-
ton once AGAIN. MI will ask that the con-
vcntion vote upon II. The trouble Is that
but very few gcttlcmen vote on each side.
Mr.. Hiscock, of New York; wish that
the resolution Qight again be read.
The Chairman Tic clerk will read the
resolutions.
The Clerk eaapg)-Resolved, That the
roll OF States and Territories be called for
the presentation of, credentials and for no
tice OF contcstsi land that all such papers be
referred withoUbshtcment or debate TO the
committee on cfcdqntials.
Mr.. Sewcll, OF New Jcrscy-It Is entirely
without precedehtlhat credentials should be
asked for in nationa convention. Gentle
men do not carly Heir credentials in their
pocket II is proven though, that the roll
of States may becslcd for any contests, but
not for credentials. ! move TO amend the
resolution 30 that II shall read, ION con-
tests"
The Chairmnn--As | understand II, sim
ply tho list of States is TO be called. The
names Of the delegates from the respective
States are not TO be called or read. | under
stand that the resolution Offered by the gen
tleman from Illinois asks nothing more than
what Is suggested by the gentleman from
new Jersey
Mr. Davis--Therc is precedent for IL in
the convention Of 1880
The Chairman = Gentlemen, you have
heard the resolution 10 the effect that the
roll OF States be called for the purpose OF
permitting the presentation Of credentials
and papers and contested cases. So many rs
favor the resolution will say yes, contrary
no.
After the vote the chairman declared that
the ayes carried, and IL was so ordered,
The Chairman-The secretary will now
call the roll.
The secretary called the roll OF States, 10
which no response was made.
Mr. Hoar. OF MISUNDERSTANDING. Chair
man, / ask the unanimous consent Of the
convention that In the States and districts
where there is no contest, the list OF the COM
mittcc may DO given at the election Of their
committee on credentials.
DELEGATED second the motion.
Tho Chairman---It is suggested by the gen.
tlemnn from Massachusetts, that in those
States where there's no contest
Mr. Hoar--Statcs and districts
The Chairman--States and districts that
the names Of the committee on credentials
be presented TO the members Of the COM
mittec ON credentials from that State.
Mr., Hiscock. OF New York; understand
the proposition 10 be this: That the elections
that have been made by the congressional
committee shall be allowed TO stand except
that where there are no contests the papers
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-20
PERSONAL POINTS.

Miss META MII,LKR, Of Marahaii avenue, Is
convalcseent, after,r long and severe Illness.
Mn. AND MlA yEvI JOY, a., aud family.
have returned frgi visit to st. Louis and
Chicago.
Mn. J. q. FALts has returned TO the city.
lie will shortly open an Office and engage In
the manufacture VI gin saw gummers under
n new and improved patent.
Mus. VIRGINIA SNEED. accompanied by her
daughter julia will leave this week for the
delightful resort OF Tate Springs, among the
mountains OF East Tennessee.
PRoF. A. v. NEIsoN has returned from
Cincinnati whore be has been making ar
fragments for the representation OF his
college at the Centennial exposition.
Mn. l.. q. FRtrz, Of Memphis, editor Of the
German Gascite, was married Monday at New
Orleans 10 Miss Carrie Hcintc, n leading
belle Of German society In that city.
Mus. A. II. vAcclRo left yesterday for
Brown county, Ohio, 10 bring back her
daughter. Miss Lille, from school nc the
ursulinc convent They will reach home on
Sunday next.
TuR funeral Of the late Samuel I. Mellow.
ell, clerk and master Of the chanccry court,
took place yesterday afternoon from the resi-
dence II Mr.. n. l.. McGownn, on Poplar
street. father.in-law OF the deceased A long
train Of sympathetic friends followed the re-
mains 20 Elmwood, where. with sorrow and
tender care, they were consigned 10 eternal
rest
PROMINENT arrivals at the Peabody: ]
Wolf, Cincinnati; George Russ Brown, Littl,
Rock the Rev. V. v. Harlan and wife, Ar
kansas w. j. Cherry, Nashville; n. W
Flood, I.ynchburg. Va r. r. DcnEcr New
/ York; r. y. HARDWOOD. Nashville; u. Moses
New Orleans, La; Ben r. Mitchell, genera
| freight agent Chesapeake, Ohio n South
western railroad, and J. J. Campion.
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THE OUTLOOK,
As Indicated By the Days Events.
Delegates Highly Indignant Over
Thurston's Strange Action.
The Blaine Men Say it Will Nomi-
nate Their Favorite.
No Possible Chance For Depew To
Be Successful.
The West Is Dead Against Him On
Account of His Business.
There Will be Sixteen Candidates
Presented to the Convention.
Each One Will Have a Very Credi-
table Following,
Because the Program Is to Split the
Votes OF Each Delegation, and
Unite Whom the Crisis Comes
Blaine is the Crisis-Will-
lam r. Moore.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 19-The ex-congress-
man and present poet of the Tenth district
Of Tennessee, William Il. Moore, will be put
in nomination for Vice-President by col
orcd statesman from Alabama. Judge
Chandler of Mississippi, will second the
nomination. William r. appears to be in
great shape" and carries himself like q
''suro winner" Tennessee, Alabama and
Mississippi are supposed to be solid for him.
Streamers, announcing in tall letters the ar
rival OF the next Vice-President encircled
the chartered Pullman that drew Mr.. Moore
and family into Chicago. His photographs,
fine ones, too, are being literally dis
tributcd. TnE APrEALs correspondent
has one. Gen. Chalmers Is here superin-
tending the construction of ticket which
he thinks will burst the solid south. He is
an enthusiastic champion of Blaine and
Moore; says that If Moore is put on for the
second place the solid south will fade into
oblivion. Powell Clayton has not said much
publicly" but he is loaded and liable 10 20
oil at any moment and make a center shot
with the entire southern conglomeration.
A resolution will be presented by Mr..
Lynch, OF Mississippi, advocating the cleo
ton Of a member Of Congress by officers APP
pointed by the United States court in any
district where 100 voters will make oath that
fair election will not be held by State ofli-
GERS.
Tho very air Is thick with Blaine, and but
for his last letter mot the one that should
have been burned) he would be nominated
without opposition. Steve Elkins is the
most astutc and shrcwd politician on the
field. Ills fine italian hand" has so ma
nipulated aud divided the strength Of all
aspirants that not one Of them can receive
the nomination until the gives the unseen
signal That signal will be Blaine, and
Blaine will he nominated with and acclama-
ton and yell superior TO anything hitherto
heard by n Republican convention, II he is
put in nomination; that IS IL looks that way
| tonight
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COIu UI5UIUUuIlR hHtHN,
Memphis, Tom.

Tho Young Pcoplcs' Aid society Of the
Linden Street Christian church will give q
farewell reception o. the Rev. J.. u. Biney
and family, IN the lectuc-room OF the
church, ON Friday evening next from 10 10
O'Clock. All Of the members and friends Of
the church are cordially invited 10 attend.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-20

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renowned Straiton 4 Storms New York
cigars and Geo. 7. Lies 4 Co.'S celebrated
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M we will only sci TO one merchant In
each town. We solicit a sample order.
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Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-20
oEs. MALONE. oV VIRGINIA..
Ialnnan aud Fellow Republicans

Nj Chairman aud Fellow Republicans
confess 10 YOU that II IL with no ordinary
embarrassment with no ordinary regret,
that the representatives 81 the great Rcpub.
lican party IT this nation should Bc troubled
10 consider n question Of discussion In ~.
spect to the party in Virginia, but ] want 70
nay 10 you IN response 10 what has been sald
20 prejudice u that be possible, my attitude
before this honorable convention, aud those
for whom speak. the regular organization
Of the Republican party u Nirginia-a party
that has multiplied its active political forco
since had the honor 10 enter u from 500
| 10 ili.OO-l say that | represent. aud nay
| u In no spirit Of cgutism, not only the rcgu.
lar organization Of that State, but ! repre-
sent W per cent aud more II the Republican
masses u that commonwealth. lApplause. ]
| We arv met here by gentlemen who have done
/ little 10 promote that development In Wiz.
| GINA, Who have done most 10 hold back the
| wheels Of progress, never content, and rarely
4 putting their shoulders 20 the wheel. They
come here with contests, aud when give
this convention an illustration, II will satisfy
them, I doubt not, II the insufllciency VI
their protonsions which are made before thl,
convention. ! say, a. before, your commit.
I tee on credentials. a. before this convention,
We shall be prepared 10 demonstrate not
only that the delegates with whom J am
associated represent che party ot that State
at large, but wcro sent hore by over 90 del.
ogates out OF 70J from convention called
according 70 our party law, requiring the
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
HAVOC BY THE FLOODS
srs.f Dzaass Desc - sFia<~s. Haiisiaxs
s-a 8rsatax Graps-a~a - a. a&a
- s.ts1 - >sss thsir LiFss~-
fIsssas sosisa-

Pfrfssr ~. AuE 2-At "a O'clock thls
msralns me sEsss oi satsE s4s tssaig-
ar .ad ans-aasi le@L both nysfs ssTs
ssIi Eisinx. aug he safsr sas colairx ug
sssy sissslf. s8d sxpsuenesa riF=r asa do
a. .0ok E4E zaofs taa4 t~sotf-s4f iest.
Ias rain la tas mogas4lDs aoa up ne
hsnengahsia h4ssr NAs Almost ah hpfs's-
a.aisa sar sser tssntg te4r lelFs tle
as-n. aaar ~As laGrszkns snd a. me smaii
slrs.sas ssfs ternblY sse.lsl. Reports
rsas ths .dIotal0E distfiets stats in4i tns
..iIsss are - 8ssI sI1oEsi. and he dAMs<s
3 cF8Os caa scarceiy ss sssi ras-sd- Bridges.
.ats.s aad aGt oui-dlnfs s-fe u1ifisd
...F befofs the rgahiag taod. and tas
.sss = 8as ~ great 1sF aslati0D.
A. Aek sssorf. tss aass sfs under water
sas ssvsral ni.es have bs~n corn Peiiea -
suscend operauans Ins - pend o1 ne
AZ 3uEsl a,.d. The rooo s~sbt ae~n waite
hal.o. 0s.rturnia< 80 ho1ss4 90 Futn-
a.. TIE iamslss foftuzatsiy escaped An
Iaian laoorsr So ia fns Long han culvsft
When lt ssnt d0sn snd vas dfosned or
covered o. tens of aeofis
A. ars.ns8urg lae great ran ist many
trsass % - dsFasta,ion. In tus rair
srounds ths Naisr Al some paints "zs eight
fs.f dep. covering tas eutlEs track AID
ossrturnink shs horss-stzsis.
The Hungarian camp below toHn ~ss
submerged. and ananv oi the Huns barely
ssesped lro~nioE. At Js.oslte. Snsfs The
ssiisrs- Nlh-s sisss HaTks are beng erected
and have 1sl gone lntO operation two
thirda OF tle plant - undsr Wstsr. and it :
rseortsa tnat eighty " tas h0uses oeion<-
ing % tas WesEern LAnd and impfos suent
Cornpaeg are uuder watsr 10 boarding
Asass of Hliarias Hou-rgst, near the glass
uorks u reported fosfiog doEn the knsn
Greek. and manY AllAns asd 70 swim out
70 ave their iiFaA
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

CHsTraUQrs. y. T. Aug. z2-Ths
seventh sa1asl connsaosmsnt Of the
Chsugssqss Literary and science Circles vas
held hers today. A lsrgs procession com
passd Of the officer. Of ia. assembly and
Universifv and members Of several Cbsu-
tsuoas lfsrsrv sn1 sci-utihc circle asses
sud The normsI sirusi forrss szd
marched from III. PARK IN front u tie
Ho,.. Ather.gn 20 ths vicinity - ths
hsn - Phi Iossphy. whsrs sboui -. hun
dreS members 81 fhr css n pes-e1
urdsr - srches ard rsr. Ereefeo - Presl-
dent Nilsr sri CksncsliaT eineeat. a. q
fae ususi exercises took rlscs. h~svy
rsia sforrs prevsi a. isst nixht e1t the
weather todsy = csssr saa CO... Aho1t
tv~nty thoassn5 p@rs5as srs oD ~
aro4rs5s
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

WELNSGTos. De-, Aug. "a cvc'1rs
passes scross this sssts yesterday afternoon
sso1f ak miiss se.o~ tais cty. cutting .
nsts ssoGt fwo h1narei fsef IN 9lafh,
leTs.ing tre<s orcasr6s snd gsfhaild q snd
acins damage at rsted a. 800 O.. - "a
as kno-a 58t oRs sersop ~ss k5lle1-
II tsis cltT tks egiidinKs q Naoio~
Brothers Iron WORKS wsrs wrscEsd iu 80
instant Hars uzsers croyp@s sbsaf -
thc1gh fkey sd besn sfrsws A -erknsu
snpieFs> IN tss verks rss kil8ec 81 2 Tir <
uneers. se oeIf neussf cl1Ue %
scsRde3 upaa to cTe<k end hTe s-nsll
eosts vsrs - rsszss sss ivs wsE a -ses-n
koiekf So ~ilHs1 Ccsh1s 1ror1e1
ksLTfsoRE < 11-kepor1s - TO
steVn = as ae-a psyssss e ted -tsts
srs oensg IN er sr~y. het is . kaow1
tast rs ssmss ss sesE vsry besFr
cyci.ns stree tas vilisrs - sfii po1d =
ssysiczlsr severity Eez~ss -s-s eevs
fevn sns - p~oss zrs ssa1 - heys 800
q - Tksrs - esrrsss ce@ns1rles
ncs. sr1 rsnsFs srs roefy v>1 rev
sssasr, EzivAzs sss Fosxs aszs tke
-.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
coUNTeRFelTeas CAPTURED.
A Great sehcr,e Frustrated by Three Ar
rests at Denver.

A Great sehc-,e Frustrated by Three Ar
rests at Denver.
DrsvTR. Col. Aug. 22-The arrest yes
terdsy. in the windser Hotel. of three
counterfeiters, vas one Of the biggest ssnss-
tons here for many years. and illustrates
the schsms of an ergasized band of CO IN
tsrfeitsrs N Chicago. Denver. Santa Fs.
San Francisco and il is believed, the City
of heIico. For two weeks United States
Secret Servics of8cso have been aware thst
countsrfsiters we're in New Mexico. snd
that tAey wonid soon feOd both the UBitss
States and hsTic0 with bogus - $40 and
SO gold pieces
D-pBty District Attorney Gage vss sent
of 70 isvs.tigste. asd succeeded IN joining
the cOuatsrfsifsrx His report sbors tnat
the ssBs consists Of residents Of Chicago
Ne- ! orr and otssr cities. and tnat they
we're in constant cem mnunication. The 20
lice rsinse 70 rivs any iBformstion uRtii
the parties IN Chicago aud othsT poiuts are
arrested Considerable nsisrisi. Including
p.rfsct die md sorns spufieus monsy vss
csptursd. some Of tbs mOuev Nss pure
god. sad when tesfsd 81 the mint vas pro-
no1ncsd 20 - g0od
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
rRANspAcIFIc MAIL sgRWce.
F--tmA<t~r General Dickias0n Increase.
the Subsidy for the Lisa

F.-tm..t~r Gen.rNI Dickiason Increases
th. subsidy for the Lisa
SAX FRkscIsoo. Aug. News was re
eslvsd here yesterday that the Australian
mail servic. between this city and Auck-
Land vii be continued. Congress failed 70
grant subsidy for this line. which fiies tas
American fsg and is ran by Claus
agrscksls. aud The New Iceland Govern
msnt declared iS would not paF the former
Subsidy 1nless this Government advanced
more thsn $4,000 Yesterday al appeal
Ess ul ATE ~ Postmaster General Dickinson,
sad ne agreed 20 give 500 600 for tie mail
.ervicr. This vas cs5lsd 70 Auckland. bat
before The news arrived tasrs Parliament
hsd elected ths PROPOSITION 30 extend the
subsidy for I've years Tie vote vas recon
s3ersd. and the present service wss coa-
nnusd one Yssr. ras action - important
% a. American exhibitors a. tHe Me-
bourne Expcsit.ou. as. II tie service vas
dropped. thew would have % rstarn their
goods 0F tns wsT 9i Europe louriss travel
~ This hus - slso heavy. az tbs Austria
hsns prefer tbs route for returning p Eng
land 10 ne hot Feniasuiar and Oriental
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

ssrssus D1sastsr- 20 Property-H Hansreds
OF Msa thfswa Dat % work.
RxkDtsss. Pa, Aug 22.--TAssix feet above
r,,insrY water mark which the Schuylkill
river attained a. midnight ". increased
drrnx the night until this morning it was
fourteen isst above. which IS the highest
poiak ssnes tsG9. The cchnvlkiu River. the
rn.on Cana and the Schuylkill Canal. all
lyinx alongside 0i each other, are sll oae
body Of water. and in this city the sheet
MIL o. fhs Reading Iron Works. the three
paper mills Of the Busaiok Paper Compa-
~ the Consumsrs' Gas Com pany. which
supplies The city With gas. aud other mann-
featuring Embellishments, al PROBABLY en-
ploging 800 hands. were obliged 10 shut
down oecsnss Of the threads VI the water.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
TrE wossT ~ YEARS.


sfasarsds OF Cellars Flooded Ina BOsssn-
Mach Danazs Doss-
Bosros. Aug. 2-lhs sorst storm IN
yeas flooded Boslons streets and ceilArs
last nixnt IL VII be dif1culs 10 estimate
IA actu.l damage caused by tas DISASTROUS
Taia- Esli. Hundreds OF cellars we're Hooded
sad n mlch property Ess lest that Wili never
be aiiadsd 10 ia publiG There ars two
IsrEs plants Ia Koxoury that suffered sn
sxgrsxafs ioss of neary So. 90 and the
smaller sums vii Increase that smcusx Oy
many thousands Tbs Boston Betting
Company suffered 10 the extent Of 50 coo.
Tosers Oh Cloth Works we're damaged
SC 900 The storm made more tfoQolr tor
tle Nsw YORK and Ner Eagland Raj.
than for sly ctasr Als running ont Of
Boston. Not = train bad lett % sntsrsd tbs
aiy up % noon today. The long cut
tarougA south Boston bad formed a CON-
. sfe barrier % al progress, having SIX feet
o. sster ia H.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

DrrtrrR M. Aux 3l-Fsrmsrs in this
county srs greatly slsrnsd a. ths ogtbresk
cl Texas fever siaonz natvs cattle. the
dIseass hsriDg been brought here in June
hv tte cs.ila 81 Thomas W hit-sides.
2 senlv 1f ne Imnod>n cattle have sncs
ris3 IN y Isafir foEaship fh 's vesk A Sop
ford iosf our bead. Allen Ioibed thrse
hesf Nr Thompson. tarse nesd. s1i others
a. s.ck George PHsh hss iosf ere steer.
Alien Travis. 49,, Thomas aohson. one.
fhe 1'srass seems lo cc Spreading into
christian cmnir- AT s7ecf-d cattle have
oern 1uarsn "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
Aseld.n.Ia os..w. County.

rhrtNrNt- = - tr-e@sNe N-te-n
ZEELAsD. Aug The team Of s.
Opholf. farmer living neAr Drsnth. be
came frightened While drivisg into town
this morning, tsro-ing Mr.. opholt onto
TIE Wheel in such q manner a. TO severely
ininre bis skull He vas taken to The
ths house Of Mr.. Rsdhesd and veil cared
for. but At D. IN he he'd nst ,egsined con-
scioasnsss. .--Spsrks from an engine ia
TIE hoop mill set sra 20 the roof an slsvstcr
ownsi 5y II. ksppel Son. calling out the
6rs COMPANY ard causing considerable sx-
element fhe IRE -ss promptly checked
The Frsnk Roberts sbow Is IN town
to-day. and Fssir strr-t ssrsds attracted a
great deal Of ssteufioa this forenoon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

the historian. vso = reported RON Spring
fsld. O.. - ssving cloves vith Mss Rash
Ho~s,l af test pace. ~ir ta.s cItr Hs
1enie~ ths -apesnsns scsar8 He ssrs
- nate ssss Howsifs s<qusissancs n
Ne~ Te~k CITY whie e wss q selexzte q
fae A~fa -, r~s-r,s cesfs--nce N sezssoa
taere he 40 ssEs ae nst her tx. vssser-
tsr ~ scss<sst n tss *ousns Exshsnxs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
A GIGANTIC POOL IN IRON ORE.
Philadelphia Capitalists Get Control o
Lands in Virginia aud Kentucky.


Lands in Virginia and Kentucky
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 22-The gentlemen rep
resenting the principal coal companies of
Kentucky and Virginia met at the Gait
House yesterday afternoon and succeeded in
forming a gigantic combine involving about
$3.O0o.O00 capital and 4,Soo acres of coal
land, including mines in operation. besides
an outside acreage of 80 900 in Virginia and
So, $50 acres in Bell county, Kentucky. near
Pinevills. The men who put up the
money for the purchase are for the most
part clients OF II. $. Loncbeim & Co., bank
srs sf Philsdslphia. The property bought
consists Of the main Jsllico Mountain Coal
and Coke Company, operating the Wood
bridge mine; the Jellico Mountain Coal Com
pany. East Tennessee Coal Company and
the Proctor Coal Company. These four
companies hold Ia 800 acres OF land. some
700 miners' houses aud q store. In sddi-
ton the purchase includes an outside acre
a0e Of 80. 900 acres in the Jellico section.
besides $3.50 acres In Bell county. near
Pineville. This land was bought for its
iron
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

KALKAxA. Aug. 22-win II. Pipp has
bosght Nichols interest IN the Hotel Pipp.
Mary" Richardson remains the manager
The Kslkssks and Saginaw Base Ball Clubs
will have . clinch the latter part Of the
week-dats not fully decided upon-at
Reed City.-Alf q. Drake, who is one Of
the directors Of the Detroit. Escansba and
Charieyoix Railroad Company, returned
from = trip on Friday evening whsch he
bad taken. with other officials Of the COM
psny, for the purpose of securing the right
Of way aud siZinE up the prospect OF local
aid in behalf OF the enterprise. The line
crosses the 4anistes River near Jam 1, and
At that point Is found the heaviest grade
On the twenty-five miles surveyed.
twenty feet to the mile. The route
as contem plated would leave Lake
City. kisssukee county, about five miles to
the west. but the citizens held . conference
With the officials AZ which they put up
SIS coo as q sgnet TO draw the road TO their
town. The right of way is secsred so IA Z
ss surveyed and Mr.. Drake reports the
prospect tor another outlet by rail fzttering
indeed.-The Asshedists will dedicate
their church which was began some eight
or nine year. ago, on Sunday. September ?
South Boardnan Baplists have the
frame up for hne church.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

wAsHrsGToS. Aug. 22.-This mornih the
tall and beautiful tower of the new Church
of Covenant fell with a tremendous crash,
taking with it the entire front partition OF
the edifce. The loss is estimated at from
$50 to 81, ,0v0. Ii has not yet been as
certained what the exact fault in the con-
struction was, or where the accounting
rests.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
HARRISON AT PUTIN-sAY.
A stormy voyage-The General Declines
To Talk Politica

To Talk Politics
Put IN-BAY, Lake Erie. Ohio, Aug e.
The steam yacht Sigma, of Toledo, owned
by 5. c. Reynolds. arrived here at 2 p. m.
today with General Harrison and party on
board. Owing to high wind and s heavy
sea the yacht did not stop al Middle Bass.
but came direct TO Put Bay and came TO
anchor. The afternoon was passed quietly
the General on board the yacht. About D
o'clock the wind sbated and the yacht went
TO Middle Bass and landed the distingui shed
party. The General stood the trip brsvely,
though some hat fAtigued after his trip 10
Toledo. He positively declined TO talk
politics, and has settled down in the Berdsn
cottage, where he will remain for two
weeks, the guest Of the Middle Bass Club.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
Ny.teriou.iv D,sapp..red.

-t.stt "a fs- ft-t.AAs .ttN-s
WHrE CLoUD. Aug. 22.-There is con-
siderable excitement here over the mysteri-
Gus dissppearsRce Of Andrew N. Beckwith.
OF the firm Of Wymsn & Beckvith, owners
Of planning mill near this place. He left
here on the morning of the 5th inst for
Auskegon, Intending to take in an excur-
uOn from that place on tnst day and mas
not been heard of since. His friends are
very much alarmed.
EAlOnzo AinswOrth was arrested Tuesday
by Marshal Oaks and locked up in the vii
lsge jail He 10 wanted at Howard City by
Deputy Sheriff Undsrhiil. of that place. for
an attempt 10 commit rape. He was turned
over 10 Deputy Undsrhill Tuesday evening
James Mcdonald vas arrested Monday oy
Marshall Oaks. for being drank and dis
orderly. lie vas brought before Justice
Reed tuesday morning and msds to waltz
70 the tune OF I've dollars and costs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

NovrsEsl. Qus.. Aus 2-Premisr Me-
ris- ,f .asesc, denis- thsf ia ever wss the
inte-f finn ~ 1is government e. convert TIE
cents ~fsoUt tns csusent Of sne present
kcifars ~ rrs eenfs ~ The holisrs of ne
+ s1t pc cents az opposed 70 ne scheme
"a - es ironue8
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
HOME RUNS.

The Metropolitan. -ill try and vrest the
honor Of "chsmpions and f35 from the
Wssrons 81 Rsmons Park on Friday after
noon ueKt a. 3 30 O'Clock.
Niles sssrlss. manager Of The Cleveland
ard Thurman Club, wants 70 hear from
James Scslly's Hsrrisoa and Morton Club.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

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ssaess fs We seorf s. r-ars esd sn6 =
rsH fnara lhreraacut the co-iatrv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

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llzhsn irs I'D se0o08 ~orrh e damsSs and
nrsrir kii.sd si-cr<e Rsinsf1ui. breeder Of
s,is3 hcrsss e. rs rsnrh near Casxs-
wsrsr ~ Ssgs since tgstsen had II
0rtec cerses we're kihe,t. including a
risgnl fcant usre VI ned e. q ESQ.