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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-08-02
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Notice-Timber Culture No. $3.50.
Us. Land Office, Oberiin, Kans.
July 16, 1883.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Charles l.. Crabtree against David Kelly
for failure to comply with law as to Timber
Culture Entry No 124l, dated Mch q. 1885, upon
the ne or sec II. town range 36 W in Thomas
county Kansas with a view to the cancellation
OF said entry; contestant alleging that said
David Kelly has wholly failed to plant or
cause to be planted the first five acres of said
iand TO timber, trees, tree seeds or cuttings,
during the third year sir ce making said en-.
try, 81 at any other time. either before or
since making said entry up to the present
time, July I6 1883.
The said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this Office on the 18th day of Oct.
1883 at 10 O'Clock, a. IN. to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure
FRANK BACON, Register.
2l23Aug2*
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-08-02
Baptist.

Covenant meeting first Sabbath in each
month at 2 p. m. Baptists who have not yet
identified themselves with us are especially
requested to be present. CLERK.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
For Rruf--Hosfe~s.


I,Og REET-ONE-BAIF OF THU ETOEp
40. = Csnsl-1- for particulars enquire n
q feTwfn 114c
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
A Ro..ing Ms.ti.g 1t Luther.

szs1essts ytNsNNss sssN<a-
LUraKR, Oct 23.-Anothef grand Repub-
lican rally took place last night. and not
withstanding the constantly falling rain.
thsre was procession over half mile in
length bearing torchss and banners. In
memory Of Old Tippscanoe there was a log
cabin and q coon. The procession was led by
the Luther. Deer Lake aud Reed City bands
each leading . delegation from their respec-
tive towns After parading the streets for
= sneFs time they marched to BeliAmy's
Opera House, literally crowding IL tall.
Although the seating capacity of the opera
house is about fifteen hundred. there were
many obliged TO sfand. The chairman Of
the Luther Republican Club. Mr.. Earnest
Nicholson, introduced Mr.. Alexander, of
Wexford county. who made a brief speech
and gave place TO tae principal speaker.
Hon. Byron N. Cutcheon, of Asnistee. who
hsld the attention OF the large audience tor
over two hours with bis characteristic,
fair. honest aud forclole discussion of the
issuss OF the dav. Three very appropriate
campaign songs were sung by quartefte.
Considering the weather the meeting was d
much greater success than was hoped for
by the most enthusiastic Republicans.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
The STATE ReDorts

To the Editor OF the IELKGRAs-HERALD
My attention has been called to your edi-
torial on Offensive partisspship," in which
for the last two or three months has vir-
tually been suspended by reason of the po-
litical campaign absorbing all OF Fulier's
time. As Tar as your criticism Dpon my
past political action is concerned, have
not the time nor inclination 20 reply 10 the
same. You can easily ascertain by apply
ing TO the chairman of the two State Cen
tral Committees who are conducting the
Union campaign, that / have declined all
speaking engagements because my official
work demanded my time and attention.
and had you stepped into my Office al Lam
sing you would have found that ! have two
clerks employed, one of whom / am paying
out of my PERSONAL salary Of 81 800. and
have been for the past year. in order TO
expedite the work. Besides this, i have
devoted almost my entire time TO the edi-
toTial work which am glad TO see you
think creditable. There las been delay
in the issue of62 Michigan, growing out Of
the change of the place of printing from
Detroit to Lansing, but IS Michigan is
nearly all printed, and together with cath
Michigan, will be issued during the pres
ent year. No one who is not familiar with
the work necessary 10 prepare and publish
such reports as are being issued has any
adequate idea of its magnitude, while the
pay is the same as it was years ago when
the business OF the Supreme Court was
less than half what ii has been for the last
four years. / am s1re you would not in
tentioDally do NE an injustice, and while
am hardened TO political criticism. ] am
sensitive enough over my ofiicisi work to
reuupst Won To Dublish this answer In yOur
editorial. Sincerely yours.
w. d. FULLER,
NEwAYGo, October p, 1858.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

For pscrure q rabid. gsspsuE and tran
sce0<leussl biiSs rnthinz sxre~fs the expres-
son = country giri who = visiting Ne~
forS f1- tae first tire. s1d rho is tnd8ix-
ing IN the heTiIdeTinx attractions II 20
cram soda ~asr Ibis exfracriinarT con-
banaslon sprsrsnflv catches the pslstes = sli
q or rursl femi1ine viS-ors FoT 6fteen
csnss Trey zst gt1ss f8B n to mixrare.
composed = so1a ~nseT. panespp3e svruo.
sr-n-esi cream. tut1i frusti ics cream. orangs
water ire and cardy fr5zsa bard and eaten
~ mans Z iong hau1ied silver spoon Ts
= concoc-ioa thai ~eu-z sriv- tcp~w. rho
,caAi sv-allow psas q hsszine zSth esss. -
she eigs 70 re s7av2 Tse cDunsry girls sst
% the -fz ssoo.s V11h tbe~ bs~ss s-usrk N
ar tae l aefr shoulders huzap>f sud tier
s>ssfs b 20 f,~-zri -on~-11ssrx ~fts slsw
ard awe uncticn rhe s-e-s~se<l stzr h~f1--
ehea Nsthinz e-er 6ssfzrh~ fAsn -sf~ ss
'~ork. ans5 Wen e = a. ov-r they -is-. sri.
v1gs = hesrtfsl- S-h. nso~e aso.g ~sta h.cx-
s><a s>saces q rsgrss-Ssw Y~s s~N
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

sxslas,ss ySAs2Nss stRsNN-
Allezan. addressed large and enthusiastic
sudiencs last night at the Page school
house, one mile and q half south Of here in
the interest of the Republicans.
About twenty-five farmers within radiu.
Of two miles from billiards are engaged In
raising onions. They have from one TO
i've acres each. The estimated crop il
about thirty i've thousand bushels. Last
years crop was ten thousand A b. Foote,
Who runs = general store here. expects to
handle tue most Of the crop. Mr.. Foote
let, this morning for Cincinnati and LOUIS
vile 10 make arrangements for shipping to
those points.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
c. A 8 H!

Owing TO that Dimes upon Dimes Dollars
upon Dollars been earned ia these columns and
then lost publishers concerned, because
diiculty of collecting small amount, the
ne nlan desded that Want Ads must be
paid in advance Ii costs more Ia pay Tor @a-
Al. now il will "a nth week later. and
then You avoid the disagreeabeness OF having biii
presented 10 You.
Desiatons from this rule eau be made with those
ad yertisers with whom have contracts and book
with others ought not 10 be asked To-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
SINGULAR ACCIDENT
TRAseuNe Nan sNoEneagD n NUD
FrAsk Bscswltn. ths Wei k1s~H a. a.
zasEcizI TF4sslsE. Meets Nlt0 = f~t2i
Aoolasnt Near s4ag ag4tuck-Iks
rartie atsFs-

HoILsSB. Oct 2s-Frznk Bsck with. Of
Chicago q travelling salesman foF h- c.
C. DuFsod, vel known IN this section
through which hs has travelled for several
years. sss allied last night while On his
way from Saagaluck 10 take the cars Al
Ne. Richmond. A fyeTyman wss tsklng
him across tue co0nuy 10 . wagon. The
night vas very daTs. aud ia turning out 70
leg smother wagon pass. the yehtcle 10
which Mr. Beck~itb Vas riding tipped ever
az embsnkment. landing Ia low, Iaadoy
place with BeekwlIh underneath the horse
while the driver was thTOsn over the fence.
When Becksith was exgricsied life was
wholly extinct lie had been smOthered IA
the mud his body Was taken ID Chicago
today where be lad family.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
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A sample Democratic Report.

To the Editor ofthe TELEsRAN-HERALD
! clip the following from the Grand
Rapids Democrat of the 23d inst:
"B.ADLEY. Oct. 22.-lSpecial. To-day
the Democrats of this place and surround
ing country raised hickory pole 125 feet
high, with a nice aud elegant Cleveland aud
Thurmsn streamer embroidered in red.near
the top Of the pole. bearing the name Of NJ.
II. Ford for Congress, and On the extreme
end of the branches were many red ban
dsnss representing the "Old Roman.
Alien G. Thurman. The Waylsnd brass
band furnished the music and over one
thousand people were present"
Now the facts sre that there were. by
actual count. siIty-four Democrats only al
most all of the Democrats Of this township,
Wsyland, reside in the vicinity of Bradley.
only seven from this village going and this
seven composes nearly one-hsif Of the num-
Der residing here. If our Democratic
neighbors count in other places a. here
they will wake mp on the eth Of November
and wonder what struck them.
WAVLASD, OcI. a. 9.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
BOY KILLED.

Dick Ottmans Killed While Playing
Around the Cars.
Yesterday afternoon while playing be-
tween some cars, at the corner OF Eleventh.
ct. and the G. K. & l. r. r., Dick Ottmans
an eleven year old son of Frederick Ott-
mans. had bis head crushed between the
bumpers of the cars. while trying to couple
them, and was almost instantly killed. II
seems that several cars were standing on the
side track. and Ottmans and other boys
were playing with them, by starting them;
and then Oumans would couple them. and
he was doing this when killed. Coroner
Brsdish was notified and will hold an in
quest this forenoon. The remains were
taken to 227 Seyenth-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

lsoR sALk fok 1sl a CUt fokI Atl.f
hONst Niit seven faaA4s lai taattt e.tt %
tween NsSliit sTt aid tarrfs-e Gag Use g.
:. fofiG. lofct biolk
pQk sAIf-AN EFoANg El0hT ROOM
\ hoilst oi molorn sTcafiteinIr. ilua-iae ~
Nsirf sNd eNt copislus NaifI q 0.ei aatii si,il.
aud Ee1d cellar io asl.r i situate v IN Csc
nlursss W4G az Ciers -.t lAt. 1iet meats eA,s
Enquire -. + q ses nio.ii. Clarendon iaLe, "a
lsOh sAlk-NiII. s1OkE ANu ~ hINN.
Y I opn eud oesirt a. q 81 ostl slift Tor
property a. tlt fiiA. laiii Sae' i.ti iei|f
Stones high painted Fh hiif i~a fen ui sl1ac 40
loits Fooe cleaning Hppsrst.,s power cora sirti-
e. sbc a ecuiucft Necessary a. auiug tuit
custom bushes ample Isaeef-ine " ha.e a. a.
River several scTcs al rfoauc rtert fna sti iiis
con llnec aio oa ssfnt pfcinissa nu inDafOUfGnns
oH properly Al. sllsss feliAss 4 - aslao.it e
la ofiot. Nations. t1is hsut b.oa e4
non ssLk-HDte 81 AM lnl Oh CLANCY
e., ont oD laissefte-st. oIie ga 90 loI|s
nesr street can lakcfs Irporif lsl ssit of IA
To- - property in eihrf fsris of tnt ciis isf
sAie. = lss i,f ll anc 2. i'isiniieio eve tistf
TOR SAIf~k L.hReE HHiGE INF LING
i bouse "a spfirf<i. iW $50 ueai rsns
dwelling house "a tsnscsrti~ 30 9. Boo apd -
O. sofs isrn "a npsus fof %.-ue g. or an,al,
Issn entt sEc feshons he tcf1lf 4 A bepf<i
isor 10, leossfe hiesk ave- iUlas lihIs
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

tzsNsssst ytStssNssssN.N
CALEDONIA, Oct. 4.-The Republicans OF
Of our next Congressman. G. z. Belknap
The wheel is . regular sized buggy wheel
with fslloe sir inches wide upon which is
the inscription IN black letters. For Con-
grsss, &. r. Beixnsp." IL is suspended from
. rod extending across the street from the
second story Of Stove a Brooks block TO
the second story OF the Weifz block. The
wheels attraction i remarkable. and repre-
seuts the confidence in the real sttrzctor
Who will receive the largest vote ever polled
for any one Congressman 10 Caledoais.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
LIVERY BILLS CONE HIGH.
Ths Boys Who Drove Away Rev. W. "a.
JohnsoB's HOrse Disposed Of

Tbs Boys Who Drove Away Rev. W. ".
JohHsoB's HOrse Disposed of
Ernest Lambert, Martin Waltz and
Chris. Schsrsbefger. the boys who drove
away Rev. W. w. Johnsons horse one
week ago last Sunday. we're up before
Judge Holmes yesterday. and they changed
their plea from not guilty 20 guilty. From
the evidence Il appeared that the Lambert
boy was the one VINO engineered the scheme.
The only connection Young Scharsbefger
had with IT, was that be was going 10 all
uncles on accoun Of ms mother who has
since died and asked 10 ride with the other
boys. Sentence was suspended an his case.
Ernest Lambert was fined $40 and One-hslf
ofthe costs, or in default OF payment. thirty
days in the County Jail, and Waltz was
fined s. and one hrif Of the COSTS. or TWEEN ~
days in the County Jail. The parents Of
both boys paid up.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

fhs Dsnaoex.Es REsp@s 80 Tor ssspsaa'
sas 1Isssas ,@taEaAy-

The as. krsad eio#o1t u tAs loc4l Dsr
uacsaeF asxt saturday ~l BE soDsthias
slupsaa0us Il Iasy carry oat tnelr atssf-
rssd Dr0xrAza-as. Regarding = tns De11s-
eraf of5cia.Is ssys There si4 ee mass
alssuaks a. Hsrt.ilan : hall al 90 sain pa
Fi4as stsf1 ansgu1g1 a11 sss-t1s AT a9oa
tasss - - a sAgsde. ia anIeh sln appear
a.aay uossl le4tufes. Prz0r - Eas sss1l1 :
meetings LasSs sill ss a great tofca lgnt
parans 81 a. tLs eity snd vlslang clubs
lsenly- 6ss b4Els siil accompany he pro-
eassicu Al the rsir0s1s have zlse1 rates
Il sns are lor foQsd mp. lns speakers
ars Henry WsEtsrs0n, sanseg Coz. Geo.
Hsruan Lels. D.a 5lcxIss AMI D0a h.
Dlckl1soo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
RAIL WAY DISASTERS
o. T-E ERE And olO COLONY
In = Col1sass .t Otisstgis Oas 40 KILLED
.as several Severely Isj4rsa-Aa
ExPFsss fr<ls ikashss tsts tss
Wssek-sEiu A.0SAss Ae<iassG

PoEr JEayIs, \. Y, Oct. "A fast west
boan4 frsight train On Ehs Ere Fsn into
TIE rear ef another flsiztt near Otls'ills
AZ O'Clock this morning. Brakeman
George kcxallsn was instantly Killed;
Conductor John Hawkins hsd his
loot cut 0t. aud ne leg " Fire
mAa A A cronK was severed from Eis
boay. Before nasmar could De seat for
.ssd the sasIsoand express No IA. dashed
into the wreck snd eut OF the leg OF hswk-
ins WHO vas wing on TIE track insenslois
rom the Injuries received ~ the nrst
collision. The engines snd . dozen height
cars were demolished. bat no passengers
we're hurt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

fs Breaks Out ct Eassrprise-rhs People
Psaic stricken.

fs Breaks Out ct Eassrprise-rhs People
Paaic stricken
JACxsoSvrLLx. Fla. Oct. 24--Thers ver e
thirty-ons new cases of yellow fever today
There = serious increase IN the fever at
Enterprise. Fever has existed there since
Juns. Twenty cases have been reported
and two or thrs- deaths
TIE lsst desta vas that Of Rev Mr.. Ben
neft. on SATURDAY There srs no disinfect-
ans la the place. and Jacksonvills has
bean appealed % for aid.
Orange county has established q shotg a q
quarsutine aSsiust Foiusia county, 10
which Enterprise - situated Th. inhabi-
tants are panic stricken.
NAsavrLnx, Oct 24-Ths dmeTtca,s.s De-
eafur special says. Two rev cases Of fever
-srs reported tOdzY-one colored the
ethsr white. President Jones. Of the relief
COMMITTEES. sss buried today. Citizsns
adopted resolutions 70 his memory.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
KRUGER DISCHARGED.

Loatsa WeatEier Refuses TO Testify
Against Herbert X Kruger.
The examination OF Herbert X. Kruger
arrested on charge of criminally assault
ing Louisa WentEler was called before
Justice Westfall yesterday afternoon.
The Prosecuting Attorney stated that he
had asked 10 have the examination sd-
jOurned once thst the PRINCIPAL witness
might be found. de had learned that Miss
Wentzler refused absolutely 10 testify IN
the case and she had concealed herself but
even If found she cOuld not De compelled TO
testify and as be did not wish TO keep the
prisoner in ail waiting for q witness ia ~
will not and cannot be made to testify he
moved that the case be dismissed and the
prisoner disc harged, which was done.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
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He Did Not Go Out.

w. A. Meyers. q travelling man. was ar
rested yesterday for committing an assault
and battery on w. II. Hoops. of Lemon,
Hoops & Peters. 1t seems that Meyers
claimed to have an account against the
firm. and was there for the purpose of col
lecting il, when he and Mr.. Hoops had a
few words, that resulted in Mr.. Meyers
being ordered out of the building. Meyers
did not go. and when Hoops went to put
him out. q fight ensaed which caused the
arrest. During the racket Ar. Meyers had
the little finger on his left hand broken.
The case will come up for trial the 3lst.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

r~-rarisx sor the C>steusfs1 Expesitfe,.
WssRISsroS. 0ct. "a meeting Of the
Washington members of The board for the
rromot0n Of .as Constitutions Ksntsnnisl
snd World exposition. vii - held tomor-
re~ evening - nsss srrsngsmenfs for he
National koar1. consisting of the Govern
crs 81 the ~tsies TIE presidents and secre-
tsriss of The Boards of Trade. and NsvorS
cf lesding cities. 70 bold . convention az
Washington during the 6rsf week in De-
ceniber. The purpose Of getting the Ma
ronsi Board here ia Deeerl ber. e 20 be
resiy 10 Est - YORK as soon "a The oils
nov eefuf- Congress srs psss-d. 81 as 10
give ne state LeR slsrurss opportunity -
provide fer he psrts 20 he tazen bv to
v-ri0ns Siaoss and Territories IN TIE cslsbra-
ticu
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

wuNISeroS. Del. Oct 2s-Henry Guest,
wealthy farmer living north Of this city,
vas robbed Of 5000 this afternoon by
three msn Who came to this place to buy
it he drew the money out oi the bank to
put up "a forfeit against tue sac Of his
pisce. which -ss 10 hsvs been consum-
rnstsd trm0rroe. Tney met him on the
way sack and induced him to SHOW the
money. snstched e and drove Of. Guest
ofsrs $50 for he arrest Of the robbers
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
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Was Not Disorderly.

VIM. Johnson, the man who was charged
with being disorderly By the County Super
intendents of the Poor was tried in the
Police Court. and be Was discharged. John
son was shipwrecked in the Straits OF
Msckinsw one year ago. and was in the
water for several hours. and since that time
has been afflicted with the rheumatism and
unable to work. so he could not be con-
victed of being disorderly. His principal
ofiense seemed to be in the fact that he bad
asked 10 be sent to Michigan City.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

BosroS. Oct. 24.-rhe morning express
from New Bedford on ths Old Colony rail-
road Was switched upon sidetraek al How
land station this morning and eollided
with the New York express train standing {
on the siding. The engines were badly
wrecked and two persons were slightly in
iured. The sccident occurred 81 ! a5 and
was caused By mistake Of the train bag
gage master.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES CONVENTIONS

Isrses~diaxs OF th. Losomotiss Ezsisssrs
.sa BE.kemsss' BrofaeEhsea-
RIcH4ozD. Va. Oct A-fas Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers met IN open
SESSION today. Tas only question dis
cusssd .as IA. insurance feature and several
claims we're allosed and ths foFty-nss
years fsstficIisn vas established.
CoLU4sgs. D. Oct. Zi-Ihe convention
Of ths brot asf hood Of brskemen spent to-
aay 10 dispOslnz Of dispu 81 claims. There
ssrs fortv-two of them before the BODY fsf
disposal Insy we're all decided, and nearly
90 90 ordered paid Oat. 1ne eiec lon OF
Cficsrs snd The settlement Of the federation
question still remains.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

wv Yoss, Get. 1+-Shortiv osf,r.
celock = falIri<rei thr.s-unssss'i snip va.
capsi5~s hv the vind N Rutfsrmilk chau-
rsi ct ne ucuts 1f the Atsunc aaiu.
The vcsse. overturned cu = .siE ssst vhich
wss passing 81 fss ame ard ne ting ant
vsssrl sa1k tcEether Ike tns appeared &C.
- on ire ss she vert fowa. tt is nnt
kso~n st prrssas vhetaer or a0t any ives
~sra i,st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

BosroS, Oct. 24-wm. n Holconb -.
today chosen Wee President and Chief Ell
scutivs o9scer Of tse Union Pscidc Railway
with headquarters At Omaha to succeed the
ate Thos. j Potter. L T. kimbsa ~ss sp-
pointed General Manager sad c. s. Miller
Assistant General Manager Mr.. Dickin-
son continues "a Genera Superintendent.
Monroe ss General Freight Agent and Teb-
betfs a. Genera Passenger Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
] Toar -. sI.h our - &c


Yesterday morning ss the switch engine
-ss bsCking some cars in toward the q. 2
4 ]. freight house, q coupling either broke
or va improperly made. and ave cars rsre
thrown through the freight house DOOR
which we're closed. rednciDg them % EiDd-
Ing. The cars passed through the build
ing and broke dov1 the doors st the other
end of The building.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
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Geo. Fonda, the young man who vss Ar
rested for stealing SO from +. y. Taylor,
was risd in the Police Court yesterday, and
was found not guilty by Judge Holmes.
FoDds proved that be was friend Of Isy
l0r ana came here from Battle Greek with
bin. and only took the money TO save L.
a. Taylor Vas too drunk 70 take care of
himself He took as aud bad returned s..
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
Ont On Bail.

w. Fl. Taft. the Riverdale grocerymsn
who was srrested on a warrant charging
him with obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses. was uD before Judge Holmes yester-
day, and the matter was adjourned until
the S;h of November. Taft has furnished
bail. and will probably settle his case before
1t comes up again.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
A eosIoEEIcs ROBBERY.

E-ld and szss---fsl Job Of s.f. Br..kinx
st Luth-r.
LCrEEs. Oct 2t-At n o'clock lsss night
the sac n ne postooics vss broken open
snd rcbhed OF 500 Of public money and
IS which vas the property Of Postmaster
Cshcrne. The work vas done bv the sid
or tools stolen from q blacksmith shop. A
stranger tried .o BUY soms fuse in locsl
hardware stere. and later tired 20 steal q
horse rom .se Luther House stable but
vss detected in ne sct snd escaped The
cfficsrs have q g10d csacri pti0n Of the
roober and hope to catch bim. No mail
49, stolen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

GETTYSBURG, Pa, Oct. 24.-The last OF
the Fifth Maryland monuments was fin
ished today. They will be dedicated to-
morrow. Governor Jackson and staff will
participate in the exercises escorted by the
Fifth Maryland Regiment of Baltimore, and
other militia taking part.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

0--AvA. Ont. oct 24-A srsak hss o.
currst IN ne Cornwall cana A great
aumber of b.rges icsi-i With lanber fsr
American markets. zach have he~a ti@f
1p hers for t6ree wesks csnnof move anal
tae auesx = r-rsired
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

Frxs1a. Col. Ocf. "a The straks II th-
Ric 6r.zde s-itchwsn a. this psacs = ssi
90 an stsemus 70 sud cut a-sixst trsins
t-dsv 80 1nsurr-zsfsil, TIE sn q neers srd
arsrreu rsfa.si - p1li rsirs nsde up ~
ncu-unien sritehmen. A conferences 80
80 sesd tomcrro~ sef~e~n the erievancs
GsG1milsss 80 shs ct osrs af - ~d
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

II F. :. Lyon. the er-pstroimsn. does
not show up today. an attachment will 20
issued for bis arrest. and he vii bs brought
70 this citv If he can be found In the State
Lvon is wanted very badly in several liquor
cases. and sTsrv Effort possib bic viii % made
to bring him back
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

C1EvxLsxp. Oct. 2t-At = nesting OF he
aldermen tonight the offics Of Cisy Tressar-
sr was declared vacs1k The Mayor
snthori sd The issne II notes ~ the city %
TIE amount Of $4,000 if necessary 20 nd.
ever ths temporary financial strinzsncv.
The sciion Of ne ooerd 81 have % -
r,ufruued e. n-eti1g - the Council. Fri
5Sv nixht befors zoes into eject.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
Get a new girl, with cur wsntAda
HisIin Rasllr Cot

Last evening Chas. johnson, colored. wss
found in the srchwsy back Of The Warwick,
in fearful state Of intoKicafion. aud bis
upper lip cut through 10 TIE teeth. John
son was tag 70 Police Headquarters in
the patrol N. where City Physician
Drosts siitca-l the lip and made Inn ss
comfortable as possible.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

The two cases sgsinss John Ssngoid, q
Csnsl-st saloon msn. for having screens IN
front Of his bar. came 20 sn end in tbe
Pc &c Court yesterday, by ne defendant
berg heie for irisl a. The next terrh o. The
Sup<-or Ccurt. ne gave Ssl "a bofh
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25

BATTLE GEEK, Oct 24-Amos r. King,
the famous Itigsnt in the Verona land
suits. known as the Convis suits, died this
morning. aged 90. The suits with which he
had been identified for years. were relative
to large and valuable estate in the town
of Convs in this county.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-25
BASE BALL


saa-lssss - ~ vs.s.sss .ses4A
ST. LoCis, Oct. Z4--rhs ball game today
in tie worlds championship series was
won by the ST. Louis club by ore OF
seven 10 i've. Following is the score by
innings
New York - . ? o o.
PIrTssUEs. Oct 24.-Phillips today signed
Dunlap. Carroll. Coleman. Stsley. Breckley,
Nichols and Yank Tor next year.