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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

The Detroit N~ss Of lsst evening euotss
Col. Henry N. Dutssld - saying. rs vas
the Biz Four Of New York who made The
nomination. 1hst means Dspew. Miller.
riatf and Hisrcck. The Ne~ York ceie-
cation vss pledged % 90 ss they went. snd
vs couilHI ges them. They took the
stand that two such men az Aixaf .nd
Norton Represented TOO much mo ney. and
the crv 6f beodie' would oe effectively ,
wnrked against them. The fact that these
four msn evolved the ticket produced some
soreness and ieSse ned the enthusiasm
which would have otherwise greeted the
nominsii0n-
"Harrixon = unqaestionshlv q good man,
but he las ed quics. hun m-dr0m life. and
i littis known. It wiil be mpossibls 20
nsaks a enthusiastic cznpaign n tb hin.
bar hs = = suostsnfiai. brsinF nan, has q
good record, wss esllsnf soidieF, and ne
can eject Aim
The Csiifor1ia delegation had repeatedly '
said 70 ne tkat Hsrriso8 could nor CARR
the FsCi Sc siege. Whea the hreak came
rushed over ard ssxed then how thev
coula support bin a. sesinst AAEs-. sfsF
the deciarsfion thev bad made. bat theT
SEEMED satisfied that Harrison ~ss a.
right and ed The onsisnxht that wou him
she fxht*
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
Must Go Out of Town.

txsAzssss xs t.t ytlsStNa-stsf>s.
TRAvKksE CRY. June 25.-The Republi.
cans of this place are in high state OF ex-
element over the following: They have
been making preparations for big demon
stration, to be held on receipt of soe nomin-
alton at Chicago. They imported cannon
from local town TO make the noise and In
order to let her loose inside the corpora
ton they have asked the common council
to grant them that privilege. That august
body is composed of four Republicans and
three Democrats. Two of the Republicans
are in Chicago, leaving the council Demo
cratic. The Democrats recorded their votes
against such doiBgs. The Republicans are
not to be cowed in such a manner and have
prepared to hold 1t on free territory outside
the city limits.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

EoFmatiF tntofu1aa Atat ne ftss tseen Ne
somin.ssa ~ ths D.moersts
wAsaIserox. June 26.-Ths Notification
committse. accols panied by members Of
ths National Democr tic Committee and
The Colgmbls Democratic Club. met At i.s0
this afternoon. and forming into pairs
marched 10 the White House. They were
ushsrsd into the east room and ranged
themselves in circle Ia ths south end OF
the room. Palms bfied al the windows
and slc0vss Ia that portion Of the room
and pottsd plants decorated the mantels.
The President descended so the east room
accom- panied BY the following named per
sons Mrs Cleveland. Rev. VIM y. Cievs-
land. the Presidents brother and sife.f of
Forest Port. y. y. Mrs. ". T. Hoyt. TIE
Presidents sister. Of Fsysttevilis. ". y;
Mr. ana Mrs.. Lam ont and w. ). Bisseil. OF
Bus.lo. AL OF whom we're present AZ the
notification Of the first domination. Ar.
Ravard Mr. and Mrs. fairchiid. Mr.. srt
Mrs. Whitney. Mrs.. Endicott. Nj. Villas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson. BENZ. Folsom and
soeaksr Csriisi-.
Their approach was the signal for a gen
eraf elspping Of hands on the part Of the
visitors. and a. soon as the party bad taken
their places zen. Collins stepped forward
and addressed the President as follows
Mr. President. us come as a COMMITTEES
authorized snd instructed by the NstiOnal
Democratic Convention. recently neid IN Sc
LOUIS, 70 convey formal notice of It's action
Ia naming YOU tor the Office Of Presidsnt OF
the Ceiisd STATES dnriog the next four
years it would III becoms the occasion Ia
your prssence 10 express at lsngth
the full meaning and signih-
esnce Of thst great assembly. IL
srprsssi0u will be found and heard else
whers. and otherwise from now I'll thai
dsF in November when this free and intslli
gent people will record their approval o.
Tour rrsst service as chief magistrate.
therefors bsg 80 conxratulsfs yen upon thu
hearty snd unanimous Endorsement o
Your course ss Prssident By The historic
party to which AL the days 0f your nan
hood you have belonged. and % ccrgratu
late TIE cou nfry upon the assured coutinu
sncs Of ron wise. jgst ant patriotic al
ministrstioo.
President Cleveland = preparing bis Jet.
ear Of sccepsance of the Presidential nonli
nation. it wiil probsoiy be sent cut July z
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

<-@4&48
Isnfxs.foEIs Jaae 2s--~Gsasral H4sri-
500 bas De~a rsc<isink tslsgrzms and lst-
tsrs from al quarters ssd tFosa nszny dis-
ti8xuisasd psxsons besides hun1fsds ar
rived lnsk nlzhk Ii Fespo1ss % q tsl<gf4ln
resolved ass night he TO-DAY s<at tie folloN-
IN
Tkanks for your kiad message. Let me
assure soa that the association q yonr
nsme sifh mlns 60 ne Eieksk gives ne
great szllsf2eLl0o.
BzsgsxIs HsKzlsos-"
" Z sherman has wired ms following
o. the noeil1ss.
rs propss shsald assure you Of my
great confdsnee. You we're true aea faith
iul When ss needed msn Of sction. De-
lisre you vii De elected and Jca may COM
mand."
Bob. Buttsruorth and VIM. Mckinley
say TO Harrison We have met you and
us ara yours
Many specials from old soldiers. eollsgs
associates Ia PM Delta Theta. wool grosefs
snd protsclionists sseryshsre have ose1
received
Ths scenes this afternoon and tonight are
rspetitlons of those Of yesterday snd the
eng husiasm sas In no wise aostsd this
AFTERNOON. The Georgia delegation en-
route home from Chicago, stopped
over aud called on General Harrison, Who
shook hands 1Ilh them. buE no speeches
we're msde. Duriaz the evening deiess .
n0n 0f the surviving soldiers Of The Cen
erals old reslmeat the Seventeenth lndi'
sns. ACCOMPANIED by q number Of the sur
stvors Of the one Handrsd and fsenty-
ninth illinois which composed part ol
Hsrris0a's brigade. called. They were IN
treduccd, and General Harrison made :
speech, thanking them for The Walt, ane
recalling the memories OF the campaigns
| through shieh they bad passed together.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

Sk-Aesktt " wv ftAt<tts-st<kt.
MoRLEY. June 25.-Quite q disgraceful
affair happened on our streets last Friday
afternoon. Joe Corbin and II. Fralick got
into an alteration and q fight ensued un-
I'll the worthy marshal entered upon tho
scene and placed both men under arrest.
but Was struck by Joe Corbin and let his
prisoner 90. He called for help, and as our
constable was near the man did not get
away. Both men paid 81 each Saturday
morning prosecuting attorney was
at this place Saturday morning, taking evil
dence in regard TO our village school master
and one OF his young female pupils. / 1
was stated that acts of immortality had c.
CURED between the two, but the prosecutin z
attorney failed TO find any evidence wnat-
ever in the matter.-Messrs. Pierdon &
Nelson have been making things lively in
the farm implement line. as Mr.. Pierdon
and A. ID. Gellelam have both been on the
road working hard and doing . great deaf
of advertising new depot will not
be finished by July 4, as the painting will
not be finished, but when done will be one
of the finest depots on the road in a town
of fhis size.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
CHANGED DAILY.

The following rsosipe is taken from our
new eoek book, prio< u sof Eivsn svsy With
every - seldl:
orsaxs Water Lea
10 each quart Of water add the juice Of )
or more oranges. ID. Of sugar, tie grated
rlDd Of orange. aud half lsnon gratsd
fine also the juice Of lemon TO every 4
quarts Of water strain csrsfally into the
can and freeze the same - you would ios
cream.
Lsneh Bssksss.
Have you seen our display of Lunch
Baskstss We have them ~ ioc. le< and
sc. also . large assortment Of f1cnic
Baskets, end Travelling Bsskets-
Those strawberry setx for Sc ere attract
ing great deal OF attention.
Don't think because Ne do NOT tell you Of
the Keystone Eke Bester every dAy We are
cat OF them. ~ We are net We are selhns
more now than We ever dA. Call snd sea
our demonstrs;or st work and you vii
think ID the most wonderful invention oI
the age. Just the thing for warm weather
Eggs beaten in - seconds. cakes prepared
for the oven in three minutes. frults
whipped with this bestsr make . mos
delicious desert. IAquify strawberries OF
any other fruit by beating with the Key.
stone Egg Bester. add sugar. Zoe and water,
aud you have the incest Of fruit drinks.
Have you seen those dinner sets We ars
closing OUT They are great bargains
ii. LEONARD SONS 90.
- and 81 Monroest.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
FEARFUL FATALITY
Csp~<szl@isa DsstFsslssa ~ ths flssds IA
msxies- HIS Less "a FEoFsrtx kssl
14s.sa - %. 88o. .eoo. - ssis
Io91s t1sads11d-

Cl14 o. nsxlco. June z0.-fsiegraphle
mmnnic4tion. shsch las bssn lntsrEapisi
for several d.Fs - foods. bas ossa rs-
stored sad particulars ol tsrFi1is foods ca
the Inc ii Ehs Central Mszissn railway.
p4fteal.EiY a Lson and allao, have been
obtained AaBy eilies and to~ns base bssn
iaandaisd snd Lson sad sii2o h2ss Dssn
partially dssfroysd al siiao s15 houses
bsse been dssiroFed snd Tie Psopis are
~lthout aaYthins - eat, ezcspt ffoit Dand
n8slias oD the ~sEsr.
At aeon fhs river foss rapidly, gradually ,
Wearing ssay the foan6aEions u b0L.Ein =,
.hich bssaa % fal - night ezne o. ihs
Dsopls beiisFl1z themselves secure Rom
tie noods. vent ~ bed IA thOss parts of the
t81n sEers the salsr had cot iouGd it.
ssg The sfs4aiT dosnfal Of rain Increased
me d0s u tks river and rapidly extsnded
ils ehsanel until ossr hall Of Leon wa
andar ssier. Houses tumbled ia rapifiy
Rnd losa O. llfe sas commenced hat - an
paralled Ia he history a any Of TIC zrsA'
foundations o. modern times. As the bUiid'
iaks fell the Gnlortunzts sleebers Ners
siihsf crushed - death OF droeDed Ons
shola nixht Of teFr0f loilo~ed. Men. ~
msn AID children ran into ths streets u
thsir nlxht clothes. some W dad shelter "a
higher ground All 0ihsrs % be swept awas
by he ao0ts.
IA Il estimated tkst 100 persons have per
iBhsd. There q stronx stencil from heapl
OF rubbish, that once lormsd houses aud j
% believed t1ers musl Ds bodies buried
under them. fnsse are aiso bodies stii
floating Ia the water.
one hundred and eleven bodies have beer
recovered sifh0QI moving sny ruins o
hausss. fhs destroyed nousss are esti
mated a. 90 snd tas loss Al $500 0t1
Many otasr towns have been badly ds "a
aged, bat the loss OF life . only reporte'
from 5ilao and Leon. fhs Mexican Cen
tr.i suffered very severely.
Il PAso. Tex. Jane 6.-fnformstion hsl
been received here from the iOoded dlstric
ia Msxico that ~ $50 lives have been lost
a thousand bodies have besn recovered
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

MINNEAPOLIS, June 26.-Thirty-6ye hun
drsd people saw Pat Killen. Of ST. Paul,
knock Patsy Cardiff. of Minneapolis, out oi
time in the fourth round toRixht at the
Wsshinzton Rink. Up 10 slrnoss every
time when the decisive blow Was delivered
killen acted on the defensive. bat seeing q
favorsbis opening be landed q straight
sold. highlander on Cardifs iugular and
the latter vent down like log and did no,
recover consciousness for sixf.sn sscon ds
The fight was for the North western cham
rsopship
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

VIII vi.is Cen. Hsrvs.sa On Jaiy q d
NstlfT HIM 81 Hfs Nomination.

VIII visis Gen- Hsrrtsoa On 5niy 70
xsslfT HIM 81 Hfs Nomination
Czackeo. June f26.--The COMMITTEES of
noehcation of ths Republican convention.
consisting q one rsprssenissivs of each
state add Territory and the District Of
Columbis. msf tia forenoon ~ The Leland
hotel Hon. n. a. Estse. chairman Of the
National Conssrtion and sx-ofiicio chair
nan % TIE committee, presided. Capt
John &. Dousherty. of Tennessee. was
ahrsen e. secrstsTy. on motion 0i sH-t}oT-
ernor Root of Arkansas Il vas decided
that tse committee should meet st The
Bates Honse. fndisaspolis on
July a az 10 ociccx a m.
md thaf General Hsrrison should be
of1eiativ informed az his nomfnstion st
~ ecloek. noen. on thss dsv. Net al The
members - 90 sommittes we're present. a.
The messing. bnt the Secretary sse directed
IN infsrm ne absences of tae sction iakeIt.
A. tha meeting st InaIsuerclis the coFn-
nittee vii dsfsruins anon the tine Tor the
notidcsiien ~ NJ Morton OF bis nomins-
ton &c Nicr President Gsrtsla Dousbertv
vii ieave FOR indianapolis tomorrow 70
rsaks srrsnzemects f.sr the meeting of he
eosnusifies a. taaf piace.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
COLLISION AT NsoAuNeE.

An Esgisssr KILLED ana IN Kssiss Badly
WRECKED
,sAsssls-ssssle
NssAuszx June 20.-At 5 p. m. freight
train on the Chicago & Northwestern rail-
way was passing switch leading TO Buffalo
mine. south of the city. The switch en-.
CINE stood too close to the main line and
the engines came In collision. John Fisher.
. si nsle man. aged 81. whose home 10 al Is
CANADA, engineer OF the freight. Was thrown
from the cab and picked mp unconscious.
He will probably die. The switch engine
was badly wrecked and $40. 900 damage was
done 10 the two engines and train.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

Mra Folsom Supposed to be on Board One
Of the vessels.
NEW YoRK, June pa dispatch from
London says the British steamer Tymouth
Castle and the Red Star Line steamer
Noordland have been in collision. The
Noordland was bound from Antwerp
TO New York, and it is believed
that Mrs. Folsom. mother Of Mrs. President
Cleveland. Is among the Noordiand's pas
sengers. The Tymouth is badly damaged
She put In Southampton in . sinking con-
dition. IL is not known to what extent the
Noordland has been damaged.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

Notwithstanding the GOODNESS of the even.
ing. q goodly number attended the drink
ing fountain fete at 81. Marks church
grounds last evening. A spirited election
for Presidents took place. After much ex.
element A q. Hodenpyl. ESQ, announced
that the Democratic ticket had majority
Of fifteen over the Republican, but the
latter party are determined TO wipe out
that little account at the contest this even
ing. The fete is very attractive one and
bss many features of interest. 1t will b
Kept open until Friday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

tt-Ntttft y w ftNtltkh- tttk-t
KALAMAZOO. June 26.-The track was in
good condition today for the Michigan
circuit races and the weather was fine, bat
the attendanc was not large. There were
Two races . three-minute race and 22s
race.
In the three-minute race there were four
starters Sleepy Dick G. III. Hodges, owner
won In three stI aight beats: Manneola End;
Emma I. Sd. Time. 2:33. 2:2Sl; 1884.
In the 22s class there were fifteen starters;
Newton B. won in three straight heats
Turk. End; Seymour Bell, 3D. Time, 2;23i,
2.2ft. 2.25.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
PARAsoLS.
Bargains in Parasols.

Such as Grand Rapids has
never before seen.
We have some very fine
pieces and some not quite 50
good.
Which will be put together
on one counter and sold At q
price that will entirely satisfy
the purchaser and permit no
time for argument.
Only about 30 left, al told,
and they are choice. Our
Psrasol and Silk Umbrella
Sales this season have been
by over a hundred per cent
the largest In the history OF
our business. We attribute
that success TO our large stock
To our correct styles. 70 choice
and guaranteed fabrics. and
not least 10 our very low
prices. Our 26 and q silk
umbrellas for ladies and
gentlemen take the lead. We
guarantee the famous Nile
silk fer enc year if properly
used.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
The Fabrics par Excellent
of all Fabrics.
Our Lines Full and Com
plete.
And the Styles Handsome
i'm the Extreme.

We will commence on Mon
day a Grand Closing Out OF
India Linens, Victoria Lawns,
parsian Lawns, Egyptian
Dimities, Cable Checks and
stripes, white and Ecru
Swisses, Corded Piques En-
broidered Tulles, and ia fact
our entire lines of white
goods at Rock Bottom Prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
HOME RUNS.

A picked nine defeated spraker d Hoga-
done's nine at tke Base Ball Park yesterday
afternoon by . score of 20 to ls in the tenth
inning.
The TELxGRAs-HERALD Junior nine
played with the Eagles yesterday morning
on the Island and defeated them by score
of to 5. The batteries were Post and
Gleason for the TELEGRAx and Aoseiey and
aanoish for the EaoI<e
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
AT rHE THEATRE

Thsthessrs wss cool and pleasant last
ssssias. and those vho Witnessed The per-
formsnos Of hr. ysrners sbbrsssstien Of
The hsssls Heart" and Felix ooslls-
ehan. EsS : seemed delighted with il Mr..
yers<r. Mr.. Brigham and Miss WALSH we're
satirsly satisfactory - announced yesser-
day. hiss Netais Nixon made . charming
Gle nsntins. sas sloomsa like ross in the
fsgsst sf fossstnsblsu. She bad bat little
- DO. bnt shs read her lines essiiy and
piessantly- Mr.. Crane snd Mr.. Hubbard
vsrs both very funny. and the psriern-
anos ss hole was nfirsiy ereoltseis 10
that ambitious young actress. Miss Walsh,
who WAS particularly attractive - Afs-
Montague In tss faos
Lost In Ionaon" isssplendid old stand
ard drama bat Newton Beers has rssar-
rected and Tejuvensted il. IS IL we're, and il
will be sesn ~ Powers on Tbursday even.
ing next as . scenic play Of great interest
and powerful effects. The sale Of seats ID
already god and happy performances may
be expected
The Custer Guard is one Of the most pop-
uiar and deBerving Of our militia orraniza-
tons, and the benefit rendered them sl
Powers next Friday evening should be q
roueer. The concert by the 5ehotisld 0pers
Company will be most enjoyable portion
OF the programme. Miss Iale. Miss Utley
and hessrs. horehead. Eddy, Force and
Welienstein. and Mr.. and Mira schofeld are
well known and their efferts cannot fail q
please The company will give an exhibi
ton drill and sixtesn members Of th,
Guard will appear In novel military ex-
| hibition. The sale Of seats opens al the
box Office 81 O'Clock this morning, snc
those who have alresdy secured tickets car
exchange them for reserved seats. There
will undoubtedly be rush for seats.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

rHwaae. Inne - -5ndxe rnlev ef the
Supreme Cours this ncrnine deciird thst
fisffor VS. otseE f1snrsnce eoeinesa
Illegally s1d rruss ee wsnad ur. TIE moss
seri,ns chsrre cfefT-ei ~ ~ sftsrue7
senersi wes t8at t1e sesof sifses sltfnffter
tntents ~ nserhe-shia Cfher sisegsfIsrs
were usa3e itaf nefets i1e --mranr 81 -
fst CT ieash-he,i neo-snee s-suseraa
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

Rsxrxserx- =. y Ian@ ss-Af haif
past sine the news ~ isvf p Mortons
routinafisn f8r y &c Fr~sesnt vas rpsssvea
here. Ainost rfthtn - insse6f fhe Streets
ssre ~ WITH a. entaossstsc era~f snd
ths ancsn ~ csnnen snsi rest's ~ Ere fyesk.
~ r-ssundei - ers~V 4. ~ecern Hhrn
asked g se ~euid srr~pf - r@riies eeF
~ II sauid nnf ssrIias - arnr affen
SO stiea asre he~a hconrsd ~ sss
rspresensxilves - th- HspfHlseaa psftr -
essnr@n tfsn $3.50 nahfesf
- r@xer1ef HsrTtsen' = nssss<nss1ssn e g.
str9aeest tAns go 4 ases s~sn naasie
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
A TRIPLE TRAGEDY.

A Minneapolis Man Shoots His Wife, Her
Companion and Himself.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 26.-At $50 tonight .
found bis wife. who had left him eight
months ago on account of his conduct.l walk
ing with q young man named Nick Weirs.
Walking up to the couple, he shot Weirs in
the head, fatally wounding him. He then
shot his wife. killing her instantly. and
then shot himself three times. infiicting
mortal wounds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
THREE TO BE HANGED.

August II to be An UnIucky Day-Mrs.
Chiari Cignardi Carried Into Court.
New YORK. June %. Mrs. CHAR Cignar-
di was carried into the Recorders Court
this morning and sentenced to be hanged
August IL.
Dan Lyons was also sentenced to be
hanged on the same day. This makes
three executions August IL, Giblen being
thu third
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

yssA ~ . nss uAs ssys Ne wss KiA.

n0Y~
cAsros. O. Jsns 8-Dnisn l. oatssa-
hsizsE. vho nystsrioasiy disappeared from
hozss ssvea us>ks s<o. has iass rstnrnsd,
ragged and 1irty. and relates rsasrksbls
tale. On the dzy Of his diasppearano< Z
tramp approached him = the Fort Wayne
dspc< and pulling oas hsndksrchisf held
IN 10 his faco. he became unconscious. snd
when hs recovered he vas IN cattle ca
With thrss trsnps and tws other ooys. he
wss kept In car until Aitooaa. Pa. vss
reached. uhsn Ne and his cenpsnions wsrs
taken 70 kssse in the woods uhsre there
were ten osAsF boys and two tramps guard
iDx them. The youths had an been Kid
napsd and hsld tor rAnsom. All stteDpti
st escape we're IN vsin. until one night. BY
fsixning sissp he u snagsd 10 eiude bis cap
tors end escaped. He reached Altoona sns
Informed the poiios Who arrested a.
ranps and sst the boys fsee-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

IsDrAxAPoLIs. June 26.-The Hoosers
won todsy's game in the fifth innings- The
visitors pitching up errors and the home
team taking advantage Of the same. Norris
Was hit freely but not at the proper time,
while Boyle was steady and effective al
critical points. Bsssett and Hines fielding
the features OF the game the score OF which
is a. follows:
Indianapolis ..--..2 o o o s o o.
PiltsDurx ..........-.......-0 2 2 l 0 0 o o.
Base hits-Indianapolis, IL; Pittsbury. Q.
Euon-ndianapolis. ,, Ptflsburg 8.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

ns~wofr. Jsns - TAs etsss Pr.asstian
eoors.eion ssss hsrs shis sHsrnoan srarf~s
= prsssasnsrr orssaissss.sns ssd ass5surp~a
81 sarserfse seeo as.safr sfs9s,s ~ ssssa
- Fsfs 49, h= nests E4v Ieaa Easzail
p sba tss fsas sseassiafs ~ fsas~raas
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

nsksrv7tts ia. gses - ~ fh~ b<~-s
"a = - ksfssins ~sps iszs nssis 81 Nsfsk
Z - essl asea So ~sr2rs ~srs eF.etri.
sste4 - ths keff@zs sffhs $50 arkfs Esst
F~s - esfss So ssS 80 stssys srs
a<sssszs - saess.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

PHrEAptLFHIA. June as.-ksefs pitched .
splendid game against the Phiiadsiphis
team today and the New lorksrs won
easily By . score Of 4 TO 1. Up to the sixth
innings Casey vas equally - effective bal
in thai inniBgs affair two men we're out, be
gave Common bis base on ballG 0koarks
thea made single and Ewing pat . ball
against the fence for thrss bases which net
ted the Giants two runs. The score il ~
follows:
Phisadelphia - o o o o o-i
New lofk-......--.....-0 0 0 0 1 e.
base htts--P Philadelphia. A. New York q
ErE0rs--Philadelphla, 5; New York
B4tt@ziss-Cz Czzsy. Acouire. keefe. Ewing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27
Lynchsd the villain.

CHARLESTON. Ia. June 26.-Wm. Moore.
the colored man who assaulted Mary A.
Bingardi ner, at Mattoon. Saturday night,
was taken from the county Jail at Charles
ton and lynched by masked men. Moore's
victim was only 16 years old.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-27

WssHTreToS, June 2B.-Tbs President
vill leave Washington 10 attend sxsrciss,
st the UBiv.rsity Of Virgins At Charlotses.
vile. At O'Clock tomorrow on q spscis
trsin- He viil b sccom PANEL ey seere-
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the exercises are over gih be driven q
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The rri-stafa Clubs.

Would you believe ita Jackson has won
a game from Lima Kalamazoo wins again
by hard slugging. while GAINESVILLE and
Wheeling also wheel into line. Following
is a summary Of the games played:
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ton game WAS postponed on secount Of rain.
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