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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15

Canker humors OF every description,
whether in the mouth, throat or stomach,
are expelled from the system by the use
of Ayers Sarssparilla. No other rem-
sdy can compare with this, ~ . cure for
all diseases originating In impure or Inn
povoriahed blood.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15
Taken Up.

Came to my place on the 2lst inst. q
red and white 20 about 8 years old.
p. O.. OLSON.
24.26 Sec, 4 town 1853 range 05.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15
BUSINESS NOTES.

Old papers for sale Mt tho INTEn-OcEAN
Office. so cents . hundred.
New fall hsts-latest styles-at Miss
Gllbert's.
-When In Minot 10 to the Leland
House. III
Organ boxes for sale at the Music
House. l7tf
Fresh confectionery weekly at De-
vines. ST
Henrietta shape In white at Miss Gil
bert's. of
Fresh vegetables every Saturday At
Devine's. ST
Fresh oysters received daily at Chill.
colts restaurant. At
Trunks aud ~valises, the largest stock
III the city, at Jamieson's II
The best limo Of cigars in Devils Lake
At Devine'S. 3Nf
New Frcnch Bonnets at Miss Gil
bert's. Off
Fair Oak cigsrs, the best cigar for the
money st Devine's. af
For oranges, lemons and fruits Of all
kinds, 20 to Devine's. ST.
Harvesting whips. the very beat made
and the cheapest. at Jamieson's. II
Wanted, . first class dining room girl.
Inquire at Palmer House, Fort Totem,
d. r. l7tf
Chiloott always has the best brand of
oysters and can serve them to suit your
taste. It
%" FL" oil soss :Pe!Ie:t!sn: for
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15
For Sale.

Four good. driving horses single or
double; also one s year OLD cow. En-.
quire at the Music Store. 24tf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15

Best Goods and Lowest Prices.
A new stock of dry goods, sdress goods,
boots, shoes and clothing just received
and will be sold ct prices to please every
body. (lOtD PAsoUALE De FIoRE.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15
SPECIAL Tralns.

Tho M. & M. will run special trains
from here to Grand Forks on the 10th,
2lst and ed, leaving this city at ESQ =.
m. and arriving at Grand Forks at 10 q.
m. Returning the train leaves at $50
p. m.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15
Notice.

A meeting Of the stockholden Of the
Ramsey County Breeders association
will be held at the court house, in Dew
lis Lake, Saturday, Sept. q, at p. IN.
ED LoHNEs, President.
r. C. SAUNDERa. 6ncsotsry.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15
\ GOOD Yield.

By far the hest yield Of wheat we have
heard Of in this county this season is
that Of H. D. Anderson OF the town Of
Morris. Wednesday evening he finished
threshlng 1861 bushels from II acres
An average of Is bushels to the acre.
Most of 1t will grade No. l hard.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15
A F1ns County Home.

Ole skrataas-the painter, has returned
from Dry lake townshlp, whore no has
bssn engaged In putting the Anishing
touches upon Mr.. Pete McKone's fine
residence. He states thst Mr.. McKone
certainly has the finest and bsst farm
house In the county. It 10 two stories
high and has eight large rooms; lathed
and plastered throughout aud the interior
trimmings finished in oak. There In Q
large basement, In which It in proposed
to place apparatus to heat the house by
steam. Mr.. McKons raised 5000 bushels
Of wheat last year; this years crop will
not be moro than half a. large, but the
price will probably cover the deficiency.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15
he Explains It.

Nj. Chairman and ladies and Eentle-
lnen!-My letter OF acceptance means,
LIST, projections; End, free trade; 3rd,
revenue tariff; 4th, tariff for revenue;
9Th, anything 10 beat Harrison.
Consecratedly yours,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15
Episcopal Services.

On Saturday evening, Sept. Is, At 1850,
Rev. w. T. Currie Of Grand Forks, will
hold services in the Episcopal church in
this CITY; also on Sunday morning at II
O'Clock will be administered the holy
communion with sermon.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15
Great BarRains.

A large line Of boots and shoes, dry
goods. clothing, hannels, etc. COM
plete winter stock just received and to
be sold for cash at figures meyer before
quoted in this city.
25tf PAsQUAL DE FIORE.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15
Another Root Race.

Boston brown bread on Saturdays at
Cordner Bros. Bakery.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15
Money.

The Security Mortgage q Investment
COMPANY ny n ds. money 70 = on nm.
Of interest. ONCE on Fifth street.
Aft H. E. BAIRD, Manager.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15

The oyster NO having opened I
bog to aunounc6that I will b prepared
to serve them ny next Saturday, or BY
~ can. g. W. MAURICE.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15
Fresh oysters at Maurice's
A Small Yield

Apple, peach, custard aud pumpkin
pies today at Cordner Bros. Bakery.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15

Farmers, il you want to trade hay,
oats, chickens, or anything. for some
fins cormei beef, call and sec F. W. Cock
burn. 2 !.
Ons good front room to rent. Inquire
Of P. De Fiore. 25tf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15
Good House and Lot For Sale
Cheap. Gail on J. E. Locke.
Taken Up.

A flock of sheep containing 81 head
came to my place Aug. q and are now
held for damages. Owner will please
call, pay charges and take charge of
property. s3t ALBERT GETS.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15
IoAf.

Between Sweetwater and Devils Lake,
n black cashmere shawl. Finder please
loayo ct Barr's store. 22tf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15

Ifyou want to buy . carpet don't fail
TO sec our line of samples. Oyer thirty
can save you money and give YOU much
ibetter selection. 2f T. r. LEE.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15

All sorts Of cakes, cookies, buns and
doughnuts 1t Cordner Bros. Bakery.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15

Trees Trees! Trees!
$1,000 ash. aim and box elder, one and
two years old, from 81 per 1000 up. In
quire at Bars store. $3.50
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15

Don't be Backward
In calling OF Eaton 4 Higbee for real
estate loans. Plenty Of money on hand
now. 1877
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15
Complete Conversion.

Best white, graham and rye broad at
Cordnsr Bros. Bakery.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15
Treeei Treeel Trees!

Home cured hams . speciality at F. W.
Cockburn's. Everybody wants them.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15
Se8yAd,

Oysters served IN any style At Chill
COTS restaurant. At
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15

Lake Superior trout and oysters In
bulk 1t F. w. Cockburn's market.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15

Wedding, christening and birthday
cakes at Cordner Bros. Bakery.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-15
4 Rp1srLR.
Cen. Harrlson's Letter Of Accept.
ance-Full Of interest.

Gen. Harrlson's Letter Of Accept
ance-Ful Of Interest.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 11.-Following is
Gen. Harrison's letter accepting the Re
publican presidential nomination:
Hon. Mn. Estss and Othsn, Conniass-Gssae.
mss: When your connittes visited me On the fourth
ofny no.ination 1r Dc psssidsncy Of lie Unitsd
6ases By the Republican coaventon. 1 promised, .
sooa . profitable, 70 connunicats 70 you . more
the work ofreesiviAe M eddrss!as lnoss dany larss
t.ssgaheas q NJ flow dnssns hss soto aly oecaptsd
Ill " dne, bat IN in so1s measure rendered Il IN.
co..ssscasias . Is. pasis y ss..s upon he am.
respect .anif.tsd bs the convention, and accept as
Of he rsspsnsibiliHss which npan Il Il & :
nastsr Of consrasalaton that ths declarations Of the
Cheap convention upsn the questions that now IT.
lhaic. IAsrs i further cause Of conssatuiation In
tAe net thas ths convsnton uttsrance Of the Demo-
cratic party, u IN any dsgrss uncertain Or eoatadie-
utvs scts and ns:saSss and By definite propositions IL
larly knowA y ths ta1d q~usstson. The iass cannot
but bstwssn wide Apart. principles. The foreign CON.
Pseftsn Of our market have with quick instinct sen
bow oas tssas Of the contest may bring them advaa-
y ~ WI w. P0VpaO v 0VS " VUA - " mA3 Or
lsSisct the grave tntsfess that W involved for then.
no aeaalt upon our psotective systsm u open and
dsdant. Prstsctoa u aoAilsd - unconstitutional In
vtsvs anosrely cannot slap short Of an ahsollte elm.
i.stio. frsa our tariff laws Of the prtnsipls Of protec-
Ton. he MN bin b e.ly . sssp. bat 1t Il toward an
eSseethat The leaders Of Denserasic thought sad leg
isaasson have clearly in nlad: Thstnpertant question
Y oos g osch the length & IL sep = the direction
OF Il Judged BY the executive nsaags Of Dsceabsr
iass, b. the Mills bill, BY TIE debates In congress aud
y the q: Issk platform. tie Deeocssstc party will,
9 parsly revenue basas. This q practical frss trade;
me- trsds in The Eagiish ssase. The legend upon the
haanse nay not b sftes trads;" 1t nay b tSs more
odssuss MOTTO tariff rsfosm;" bat neither the banner
nos th:inscnptiea = conclusive or indeed very impor.
Who teach tlas ths inport duty UPON fsreieu rood
celd In our market b paid By the eoassmsr, and that
- Psss: q .as se.s.sts e::aRetin! a.tids + -.
uessss that every niuisa Of dollars collected for Gus
sons aettes fsprsssas many nillie1s morn which Dc
not reach The Treasury, but are paid. BY our citisess q
The incINAAed cost Of AQmaatlc pFpa0e4iQna nMnleipR
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02
ThE CENTlER sex.

The mother Of the king Of Spain In 90
years old.
Miss Harriet Hosrner is ssi6 TO be writ
Ing psychological novel.
Mise Bradson Is Just 50 years old and
has written Just ff'y stories.
The duches. Of Camhridgs has lately
celebrated her elst birthday.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher has sVed
very rapidly within the last year
The duchess of Marlborough has al
ready distributed large sums TO Lsudon
hospitals.
Tho fashionable women of Tranoe are
introducing sn1sl dinner tables instead of
oDe large one.
Kiss Nellie Bayard, the ffth daughter
Of the secretary. Is 10 enter society form
ally this season.
The wife q = veil known Vienna banker
lately displayed forty toilettes Ia twenty
one days a. Carlsbad
Queen Victoria has ared considerably of
late and wsl.s with y light stop. which
makes her look older THAI she really is
Miss Rose Elisabeth Cle~elsrd's ia4cvt
literary production Is sn srticle on sun
rner Quiet sas Green Thoughts i vas
written at Holland Patent
Nine de Va'ssyre. the leading champion
~ VOmens rights ~ psris. hns turued
her energies 80 influencing tle ladies'
tsdiors D. fever # divided skirts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

Cspf. r. e. Koib. Commissioner Of Axri-
culture of the STATE Of AIsbsma and a party
consisting Of Or. J + Barclay. of Decatur.
". G. Blob sr.. Of Montgomery, John T.
Porter. Of Brevton. L. A. Lyons ~ Mscon
county. " u Berry ~ Selma. r n. Cobb
81 Anniston. Cspt. j + Burke of Sheffield
Coz. T. n. Jouss, af Fiorsnce. n. J. Oliver.
Caisrs. " r Rsldnritss. Of Huntsville ..
Chsnueu Cory. ~ 80 Montgomery Ads-~-
hs~- A. " ie Rron. ~ Montgomery. snd
Geo. T. Cr8ss. Of the Louisvills & Nashville
rsiroad. hsvs been A. TIE { ai0n depot for q
couple II DAYS.
The party occupiss q private palace ear
carrying a c0ok snd a. zoe necessary para
rbernsiis tor enjoying lifs. 10 another car
tbsT aave 5ne sxhibit Of tse products Of
Aiarsms, including cusi iron. cotton
fruits II e. ads corn ard specimens cf
rrsnv varieties ~ vsluabis unb-r The
gentlemen srs enthusiastic chsn pions of
their state ~hich certainly hss snioves .
vonderf8i iadsstrisi revival Regarding
vsils~ ever. tssv ssT thst there hsrs s>sn
srir sever fpsths IN As1srns sad thar il =
80 10 - h,srsd Tran diBkthsris ard usnr
ether diseases cosn rno1 - shs Norfa.
Wonderful ae~e~rr a hss se.n tss 10
HraatH sr-< ret psisv- thss snv s,f -
rsties odeT s~ft~ erporfss1k<- - estnsr f,v
esritsi 81 shor thsr ear ows enfV ~ Grand
sspids So -oais sagr->s - -. s-ntienea
tssf e - rs~ur. iamtg-skea . ts>sr ssiArf
sssy a.. sss ~>ssias nsr s>-~ q s><
szs~ r~~s !. a~~>a l~9as10.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Oct New cases
90 white IS. colored "a: deaths, 10: VIM.
Baker. Mack Lacker. Thos. White, Pr iunu,
Gordon ,colored). A. w. Gordon (colored),
Mrs. A Oidhsld. Dan Holly (colored) Pau
Fridder, ID n. Aumsksn. Anson Wood
Total cases TO date. 27Z3. total deaths 26s
OF the ninsty-nine new cases twenty four
were those o. white people as follows:
Flzsbsth Lane. William Hoffman, two
ehiidrea Of NJ. ID. kordsn. Mrs. Searin, Mrs
Hsdengrsn. Mrs Dogsrhsrt, Mrs DR.. Fisk
sarah Roberts, Mrs Volt, sarah Mullaney
Jennings Hand. j. Manning, h. sheldon.
g. w. Arnold, May CamlOioan, Mrs Fifz-
patrick r. +. Ribo-r, two children of Mrs..
Fisk. Sarah Scott. Miss Mary Roach, DR..
John Lyna. 4 IA Sherman.
The change in temperature and the low
ering II the sick rata. though infinitely en-
coursging does not mean that the danger
- passing away. A return of aoseutees a
month nenos would suffice to refill the city
with yellow fever some action TO prevent
this will undoubtedly De taken sy tue
authorities Twenty I've nurses we're started
home by way OF Camp Perry today. Many
wsrs unacclinstsd and many were not
neefsd. a. fheF we're al male nurses and
sickness IL decreasing.
ST. Augustine Keeps up her vizilaacs to
fhe point Of refusing 70 receive letters from
tbs city The fever A. Tampa is Of = very
mid cbsrscter. Since August 3. seven
cases have been a. Mango, but no deaths
The reports froa Palmetto announce t~sn-
Weight csse. With three deaths last Fridav
and Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

Manager Hsssan's "One Of the Finest"
company played TO a crowded house last
evening. Edwin NJ. Ryan as John Aishler,
the German policeman. and Will J. Mack.
ths Assher. are both firstclass comedians.
Miss Margaret Hatch, who was formerly
with the Union Square theatre, and who
took the part of Mrs. Hickman, is q very
clever actress and Miss Marion Gray
made hit ss the newsboy. in
which character she executes very neatly an
English hornpiDe Ed. Hassan, as the
Coon. was verv funny. Unfortunately the
canvas, OF which the great tank is made,
was cut while being brought here from
Chicago. and when IL bad been a
little more than half filled il began
TO leak 30 that that part of the performance
was spoiled. The canvas will be mended
this morning and ready tor use at the
matinee today. The scenery carried by the
company 10 very handsome, including a
view of New York CITY. models of the Fall
River steamers. Pilgrim and Bristol. etc.
The largest audience OF the reason was
present =: Smiths Opera House last night.
and the entertainment presented gave the
best OF satisfaction. The opening scene,
Our Boat Club" was pretu!y arranged
Otis is brim-full of good specialties, and the
burlesqle, "A Polished Bandit" was ele-
gantly costumed and well acted. The
transformation scene is beautiful. The
same performance tonight, and matinee
Wednesday and Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

tks no1los oi tAs saaasE death 81 James
snlsA. ~ resided vilh ala soa il.assi on
Oisrs-sl kss slssscs hesn siven "a ths els
pAI.sfs bas tks departure al - lfus ana -
eEca q tErsstisz GeseTfes eonlelEiaF mere
thsu pAssips vera
To tness she kDew Xsrsnaps saith. o.
be sss tsaalllsrls c&iied. theis wss SOME.
ihiak fsc1iiarly touching sno Suggestive in
he aassaer 81 nls oe2sh. Nell htteo ia
ees1 ~ Tic tkiiolias siEs pllclgy 81 Lls char
soisf Was the quiet goins ~ sleeg which
ushsrsa hln into ths Lite slernsl
There sfs also lessons both tesdeT and
instr1cilFs IA lse cless 81 a. ioas snd 81
ussfo iiis tlsbsy Lone ssArs How much
a spans Hos the deeis at thst one lie
h0~ oc1si iertlRK . the thought that iAey
were ever brigDisned eV AB unsxeIvluF love
Of right sna truth.
kuoh iadesd might be told 0i he con.
sistency of gbls Nis, but Il IA Gsi s0fflos us u
say that his honest dissemination ~ GO hls
duty 10 hls Coo and hls nelgkbor wss the
shining staT 0i his character
AZ al srscuouois husband and father
aud ss = soclssls ssd friendly neighbor no
brighter example coulc be found. sno lee
Indeed we're tie ors syes that looked Tor
the last ugne npou The peaceful, smiling
face of ''branaps smith II lay framed
within The cofhn.
The expressions Of Kindly sympathy Ia
this sauoen bereavement were 20 msrteo.
sna the nOrsi offerings 80 generous and
beautiful thai The large circle Of relatives
wish hereby 10 express unltedly. their az
probation and gratitude for these deeds Of
Kindness so thoughtlally rendered.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02
A DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
a Fssaiaxtss's tnosts 90 Eniix
ths fsspIs OF OIss.o.

ta-> assss q. ss-s.a.- ssss-s-
OrsEso. Oct. l.-H. r. Pennington, Of
Charlotte, -ss 70 address the Democratic
rally here Saturday evening. AT 5 o'clock
a handful bad gathered and the show began.
re dOdgsd The issue on the tsrln, asserting
that The Mals bill only proposed per
cent. reduction, and that the Jnted states
senate bad placed themselves On record as
0bstructiOa SIS 10 the per cenL he tried
% convey the idsa that hsn bait. nuI yom-
"a and ssuerkrant were about all that were
puLon TIE ifes list. aud tired 70 echo Burt ;
les regarding the mortgages upon Allegan
county farms he wanted an opportunity
~ examine ths books and show the great
extr.vskance IN our State Offices which he
vas sure existed. because he saw some men
sNseDing tue rOtundA Of the Capitol a few
weeks ago, and they seemed ia no great
hurry. tie admitted that tarin helped the
.a50rer bat said it vas Of little importance,
a. Only II per cent OF every manufactured
article represented the LABOR IN IL. and our
laoOr here Was only paid , cent. 3 day more
than the same kind Of labor in EoEland.
By 3 clock bis audience had reached
ssventy-Gye persons all told. To your cor
r-spoBdent's knowledge fourteen were boz 5
sixteen years old and under. ten ladies,
twelve Republicans aud four Prohibition
ists. The msntiOn Of the names OF Grove
the Great. Wellington K. and the Little
Giant failed 10 elicit applause. although
Two men tried to get up cheer, but failed
such o4lderdssh be got on here helps the
Republicans. one or tvO more Penning-
tons here and the Republicans will have 9
big majority With no EFFORT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02
A DELIRIOUS MARKET
.SorHss OAy OF sxe,TsNssr.
ssssrsl Firss F4sbss fFsn tss Esssts 90
ths ,as s.szs ~ asteatassa
Dsssss 8sr Whsaf oss.
- - sIaa.

CHrC4aa Oef The siid sad isllfioas
sosass IA @sss sitns4@esi DARING tas gi9s-
inx days Of Ast ssek ca fss board Of
Tf4ds @nils fas colossal wheat squeeze %
-Dia haleh" sas "a progress shoNsd 40
s8stsmsnE s1sa fas assFY 2oFt4s lsa1ins
en- - "a fsaf oi ihs pit ssfs ~ l4x oacx
tals mGrutlx. Long 1ei0fs t44s llse. cos-
ssaT lla gallery. lss egrrid9fs a4a M4alo
slalfsags Throughout nsagif fne sntifs
huillns &srs cro4lsd siLh a t1ronx -
dsasslg Qsc4sa sa1 1Hgegsruabis Lat peo-
PIE eogld 8uiy sifh t1s sTsalsst ai1ielitY
ma4s .lslE say le ths Eslefai sshees l4 ils
bufdin4 Lt aas supposed fEaE settle laeots
soull have BEEN mads ~ those c4u<ni Ia
TIE eornsr before 1asinsss sas resumed
fh.s mofuing ths moafhly deliveries u
snsat ssfe lzhL HatltInsou delivered
sboat nearly al ~ iL but il sas nQuced
thAt tas ouik 81 it InsllT ia14ed ~l+h ons
nral AclsfdiGl 70 mAn sao nas
~atcnsd Dsttsrs closely Gica look tas
shsat set 0i as nshL hand and puE it into
his .rii.
Charles =. Hafchiason. President of the
Board ~ Ifaae aud ~ ths Corn Exchange
nsak a soE of "Oid Hutch" SAD 20 SET
tlsnsnfs lad set been made. The rule oi
sns Board 80 said = no ne eject flat shsn
sslliemsIfs are nlade tBsY snall Be made ou
. 8ssi. 8f AS Saturday prices hs said
Ns9 YORK need g0t DO siarlnsd. ths extent
of ne deal has beeu sidely eKskgsralsd.
4od may nOt amOuat 20 more than hat =
million. Toe LrouDis. Do declared. = ncs
al over lne conviction prevails IA Bo4gd
ol Trade circles that tne settlements vili oe
protested By those caught in The short end.
upon the xround tnst a corner In wheat -
declared ~ tas statutes contrary 70 paD-
hC pol.ey
The hrst announcement Of any financial
trga3ls 10 short Interests was conveyed Ia
tAS announcement pcsted tAls morning,
ani 81 snsd ~ the nrfns 0f ,. q. orr a Co.
aud Frank Ciiton & Co.. asking that all
parties hsvin2 deals WITH these rrms close
0ur he deals a. once. Inis % said 20 be the
direct resuiE OF he september squeeze oy
Hutch. Other nrms ara reported 10 %
in a. equslls Dad waY.
" heat 0pra.d acuve. sITong and higher.
Tas hrst sales were 81 10 g. higher than
Saturday close The greatest activity Eas
IN December. which. ius.ds of Inree min
als. had Jumped 10 81 Oii.
From ne opf nnx price D-ceD Der sold
quickly up 90 sl.U4f. and huctusted rapidly
ostssen hat ngurs aud Sl05s At IL
o clock % took an uDturn. striking 81 .O0 at
lti9--si.0z a. ll.Zl. and Sl.0Ts a. ll.2Zi
amid great sEcltenlsnL
At li.z7 december was selling At 81 06l.
Al ll30 81 01t vas bid. At IL clock fu-
tarrs we're quoted. October. 81 03, NOvem-
Der sl.Ofi December $i03s May, Sl.O4S.
Al ll.sJ Dscsm Der touched si.Os.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

iadk uasas 81 tks u1sssses Clsvslaad h4a
sssa vssoed sils iagFocaoes - asl2oers ~
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oea Laelas 5. F4iFc1Ld ess lksn in
tired ucs1 "a az sloQ 1sak hsd LBlbals al
dfsss - hon e. " Naiklns
Ibs "a seIsrsns % tie sssks oToks cat
into q storm q applause - f4eir ola coM-
r.ss snd con2sz1sf sas&Hced ~ ths
fEoEt Of gas sage.
Gsserzl fsiFczld sad that be sss gao
y cone 20 Michigan Ia suppori ~ Hsrri-
son a3d AoFssn. .ao u hat saie1ala IusD.
Governor Luce, eat there wsfe other ihiass
touching tns Old soldiers especially. that be
ssUte1 10 touch apoB- The Old soldiers
are net besgars bal they % Il nsna justice
Aea have had the hsrdinoo1 o. spesk Ol
them as cOtss coolers ana p8Upers.
Nsfe shame - Gke Government snd the
psoDis tbss men who wore the loyal
clue -ere iamstss oi The poefhouss. when
sb0~n 10 Tue msn Who stooc between him
and little s0inething 10 eAt, end Grover
Cleveland bytas grace Of God AM lhs sbot
suas II Mississippi. Pres dent u the uitsd
States. had signed bill giving ghe Mexican
veterans p<asiDn. But another bill Civ
Ing every Old soldier Of the rebellion. who
vas totally anseie 10 perform manual
labor sud whose eOndition was not the re-
suit OF his Own habits. he had vetoed A
man ia best condition Was a. fhe door VI
the p0OrbOase and al the people were
uuors than willing 10 give him his pension.
The speaker then reviewed 81 some length
Mr.. CisveisBd's yegOes Of private pension
bills. giving the history Of several cases in
~nich gross injustice had been done.
WhIe Il may have been true that the
pension bureau mas granted more pensions
uuder a Democratic administration than
during the same length of time under the
previous Administration. IL vas in conss-
auence Of laws passed bY Republicans
The General could not SEE how any old
soldier. or any one who was frlsndly TO the
soldiers. could support Cleveland, and be
did not believe they wonid.