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Daily Republican., 1888-02-13

r1nn kEwARD WILL RE PAID
a 1OO for tire recovery ofR bAI maio
eIih WLi,e Efesk In bor facs. lIh hands
bish, scar on nspt I hind lsg and OAe hind
bot also Deotof's DuSky, GooliDg's make /;
%. Of harness, stable btt nket, Bakot's make
'hp robe, whip, oso Wbien wefe stolen from
|be ttADie OF james Savden, Jr.. in Wlin-
bstn. Dtl 0n the niahi Of tho 9th Of Eco
'nary. JAMES TAUMAS, AS Jeftertop
reet. n0ots
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13

moiish me; hence 1 am exceedingly
wary.
Let nae add that my wife came to me
without penny. II was my will aud
hers ~ well. And our home 10 like Q
heaven. I suppose that 10 the rsAs on
Why, Whenever the old fever seixes me
I paint angels oaly-angsls that look
ike Elisabeth, eve.y one OF them.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13
DIR. THEET,
53S N. Fourth St,
Below Gesea.
PHILADELPHIA.

. y,Ara I~aatIAA eIperisnee
GaA znt-ea 70 SURE more luiezsT
sAfT and permAneut than aaI
aiyertlsng phy.LsiAn ali spss
eialiDlsense~, Bleed l'OissssA
Shain lpiae4isea, l'impie~
BlotSh "a, Obstinht4, Uleer,.
ObstructlonA. innaDn ASions
OF X idney, bladder aud esaA-'f
organs. Nervous Debility,
Early Decay, W eaLscas. as
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13

VIM. P. Perkins, OF Kennett Town
ship, Pa, has purchased . farm Of 46
aores. near Newark, and will take pos.
session Of the same about the 96th OF
March.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13
n THREE MONTHS TIME

Il .itSSt MANS SystSn. NO previous knowledk,
IOar, sints2o required. Colleges open ali thu
d, wang 0SlnG individual. Superior faciiitie,
bs u vouiin8 ~ staA tions, for which Aid ",
I'M 81 ~ enaIge. College pamphlots viii
|ept ~ eontsaohinS Lessons Ia other Ar
"A. NJ my address for 10 cts; both arts, n
u Haysn's '1spo sp accepted. Address eithei
Ihiii dslnS,so o3leEee; Row York, n. Y.
'S'o' Wal. f-sod-sm
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13

y SkRI s5.-"HE OIrY
IN Buildtng Had Loau hisoci Auon Ia
os utuing q nes series Of stock bfsG pay.
psn, due On Fehruafy II. per cent inter
BAL Glios Cd withdra stnB mtmbers aitsr the
nHytG For parttsulAts apply TO
N. LiHBkhM AN, Pfeitent
J. ,. TiKaoH. Seote,Ary. no. W, Sevnnth
6treet fsN
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13

'nlvlptnD-A DIylDs NDHAS BEEN
.l declared by the managers Of the Will
|niugtOn h fhilAdelphia Iufh PIKE 10. Of so
Sstlg per share, pay Ep,o on CT after tho 18th
last. jos. TATSAI.I., Trsas. nI-lot
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13
STORE
OF THE 9KgAT
|llt0n Shoe Mar ufacluIer,
No. 2 w. Second St.

Now l,ths tune to get your B,rEains Ia gunl
Far W. arc closing 0ut our " hter stock 20
p reEi belOS esN, We never keep winter
obs over and 'heJ must b. sold flrst-elAss
|en gum boots, Gull anish. price 500, only
"; extra high ent g. 20, only R.+O, pebble
"a price v y only ~ 70, extra high cut y 10 4;
hll fen Lum boots "a. Cnly 65c; inisses
Nm boots So, only N, ehild's rubber S5c,
InlF lJe aud 2OS. nlsses rubber l8c and 25c /,
poles ruhbtrs Is ana toc; iutu's Arctics hest
uAlltT ptlcr u 10, nov %; bOys' leather
Poots zip lull stock price Is, only q n; sec
pa lu1llly price ", on tt.Nl; ladies' lace
hotz patent AFTER Up price y only tl.5l;
edits' prsblr button price $3.50, now ii 25.
sIits hlSh cuL Eie1s ID iSIed price g. 50, now
% ladies Preach dOngollA button, satin
|inlng price T. 10 only g.. 10: lAdirs French Md
tntl9n tAlnp,ee price on y o. 25; mems Wau-
tnnhart price Z! 80 emily ti.os; lot Of samples
men lhne, button aud lngress price ~. 50,
fAl; boys se1tTA high cut in lace price ~
pWb N,S child $ ssnple shoes regular price
-, only So. We have received iol doE, in-
AM shots All samples ,Ersatest bargains, from
n 70 ~; alsl great reduction mAde tn ladies'
thi grnts, very lne goods; we guarantee all
Hhtst goods 10 be as rtnTesented,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13

ANNUAL MEETING
I'M Of tho members Of tho SrtisSnS saw
IIEI Hank aud eleslisn of manaT eHs Will bo
.hgld .. The bans on TUESDAY, February IL.
,hom 10 O'Clock m TO ~ IN.
sIa EFT. TAYLOR, Treasurer
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13

RUk REyf-Ar OLD ESTABLISHED
u grocery store northsast corner OF Hut
tonw6od and Decatur streets; doing q largo
trads for the laat ten yoafs; Immediate poe.
selston- Woi. FOkKkSr, htghth and
ButtonWeol streets. i23 cod Inns
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13

NoTICE-IN COMPLIANCE WITH
IN the Requirements Of The Act OF General
Assembly of the STATE OF Delaware, passed a.
Bower, March ilth. lHsh entitled An Aci
hereby given that = certificate ineorporatng
= ,om oany 10 he Known as The reriection
Flour. Sale and Shtips Conpsny. viii on
ID / ~. At 10 O'Clock. q. N be presented ai
ID the County CJurt Hessa Ia Wilmington, 10
ne Honorable !. q 1rubb, ASSOCIATE Judge
-" '"' HoTPEGKERA q HoFFECKER.
a-Ia Ah'vs Ior incor DoratorH.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13

N1R RENT-A FARM or 60 AUREs,
d ~ miles from Wilmington, Ia Brin.
dy vino Hid. Tho land 10 In . high state OF
cultivation. All kinds OF fruits on the
place; good buildingf; money rent. CLARK
L MolIkAh, us Market at. fl-u
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13

TNJk kENT-SrOkE, No. his MARK Ell
o street. now occupied by Quigley a
Mullen. Also ttore home on the Whining
ton a Eorthorn n. X, Address W. r.
Bkluk. l08 ), seth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. i2o'2N
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13

NIU1iOE-rhE MUTUAL LOAN AS
" ISOLATION 10 new issairg new serieR
4 1,tock; payraont may he mais on or before
Tu,sday, February 7I, dAtly from 70 ..
Tne anutuAl" havtng recently undergone 0
q. s1tissI audit OF ia Aosou ats by 90 mpotebt
ana di,iateroBtsd parsons. and havins
,adeA 10 its a,ready large N embsrship ana
4 monthly rtcsipts BY merging Win it the
me nb,,sn,p aud rsssipLs OF An0tnsr Loan
| Ia.ooiatipa, now sffors even bettor and
4 larger f.eil.tioI 10 both borrowers ana In
BEyJ AMIN MUnu AT hoy u. Pres.
SAMUEL Y. GETS, Was President.
on y. IN mAklS. eeratAry. 49, TIA
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13
SITUATIONS

Pds No., soh young men ana iaq,ss much be.ts,
III d"nD nan most commercial positions. snd
~ inr a,,. uu greater. Students can be AZ
wi once, shorthLnd positions'
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13
NorIuEs.
NVIioh'

NVii0A :.
,rry AND suHooL TAXES FOB 1851.
va are now eugsssi In collostinr all IN
Ia ~ aod sshocl taxes for 1897, 40 re-
pslred py law. ny prem 4 payment cost
M n .Lblu will b. svoited.
snA EDhUnDP. MOODY.
K,seiyer Northern district. including al
H''-' mARfIN J. MEALEY,
Receiver southern dlatnot, including al
soutn Of sixth street
tIf1se. sn 10 *. sixth street. n'if
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13
TOT sale.

NOR SALs, sis WEST HlNrh Sr.-lf
n you want TO buy property ss heme,
with all modern improvements, and In per
fect order, 00xB6 4 atd very moderate prioe,
you viii ind I. at s,3 wost Ninth st. make
note Of this, and 20 ana see II ct onoe, in
side and out T.. II. QUAY. il9 u
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13

EoR RENT OR SAIsE-A 8 NJ A L L
II truck farm OF twenty -four acres, L. miles
from Wilmington, 4 OF u mile from railroad
tatlon. Applies, pears and other fruits on
the place, money rent. CLARK n McLEAR,
us Market street. II IT
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13

ENUR RENT-HOUSE AND STORE, $40
Il Orange street; also houses avs and Az
Tatnall street Apply to JOHN fUI.l4.
M Ek, 40 West 9th strees. fe-l2th
Daily Republican., 1888-02-13

CNOK RENr-A PLEASANT, EKoNI,
g third story room; heat and bath.
fOd KIM atraAt A8O-tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

lxl14A44 L41@h-AAft
Sss Yasx Eos Is-Anonz ths people
30 are szdly disappointed "a TIE feslit u
t1a slselisI are lks Aornors. For ssssfsl
years past tbs xegu1n leaders n4Fs 0a1n-
tai1sd im DosLaas 1lsi8ssz concerns n Ass
Tofk snd 0tnsf Eastern polnts. tnscugn
which tasy s4vs gpsratsd quietly and So
1retly " secure t1enlss Fss IRON sLst tssJ
tern psfsse aIiol4 tsr tasir r. isi0n- fhe Ed
nluD1s az nas come down severely GA their
poig gs4nao - prA1tcss. znd tie manner ol IS
enIorcsmenE a4s 5ren = matter u great coo
csra ~ them Frssl-snt Cleveland let ~
oa them To- slch A. extent tlag they Des al
10 fsel lew sense u security, ald were
ANXIOUS Tor ~. 20 election. Iney sFe sal1
ia1sed ~ have Izlsed a .sEks s4Es Tor
tns purpose II sl-lls Ia CANVASS. >o~
neF are f-aTtul u tLs uost stringent
sn4 eE4cLnk enforcement OF t1s lss.
= refallAsory measure. One VI ne principal
AoTmoo agents - Ns~ YORK SAL tO1ay.
IL e net Justice that &c ieaf but psrsscu-
iio1- Ne have gOls ss Tar as oar coz
sciences VII allow "a IN Ocedienee 10 II
ilsTs Is Bot today IA a. Ian single
polyxsmous family intact The separation
oi tl-ss families las O~sn great haldsnlp,
anc las caused much sunsFiLs ano distress.
ihers have been 10 plural marriages Of
which ! have suy Wedge or have Lsaru
o. Tor three years. Nsl there Ia =, Salt
AXE continued assault on rs from a
clique that sc know TO &c malicious and
msrcenAfy. Bat which II Is uirticult 70 snow
LIS night light 70 TIE people of The coun-
trJ Iney have not lad much c0unien-
ance for two years past a. Washington and
We are hopeful will lot have for the next
four years This, OF course. - the Nor
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

a COMPANY ORGANIZED AT DETROIT
fIass ala for coastrsetias /. Railway
IanEsi-Islhsr Bsecbsr tbs friaels&i
etockhoIdsr-Oae nile Of fkignt
Of Nay Already Secured

DEraoIf Nov. is.-Ihs Detroit Railroad
Tunnel C0mpzuy sss Incorporates u De-
troll yesterday Tor The terra Of 959 yesrs.
The capita siook j. 8 $4,000 Or more
shan hs.f tie cost Of lie proposed tunnel
under The Detroit rveT. The slockh oloefs
are Luther BesChsr. = 500 hsrs ".
Bescbsr. j 900 Luther : fr0~b bridge lo
George A Beecnsr. 200 Wills U Cake,
DO Jonathan 0rnerod. 10. 49, a. bAkeI,
10 Andrew AoLe sfd rInes A. Hal
luc. ! shsre
Af Bes<lsr oWns properly az tbe corner
81 fori ana Eleven u sts.. al ca rams beck
10 TIE rFsI. The tunDei viii De begun
there h is prcp1se1 40 construct Il tc the
middle vi tn- rFsT On tbs national e0uD-
oaIY line. he other hais % it e. bs com
p.eied nF the c3mpsny Tscuntly Organized
under the Csnsolsa az a. Ottawa Tracks
WI rgn from tbe fAnne. 10 toe northern
enc 0i the ely sCnsU rers la the vicinity
o. Eieventh-sl, and fEers cOnnecl With
eyery fsIlrcSo entering be Guy. tog tins
purpose over one nile a. the right Of way
iOf these tracks lss already been secured.
The company vii lease the faeks ana
tunnel privileges 20 the railroad companies.
Work will probably not be com msueed
until nexU SpFng.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19
THROUGH MRS CLEVELAND.
Wells College Secures = Large sum of
Money to Build with

IrHAra, y. Y. Nov. l9.-When a dark
cloud Of misfortune was lowering over
Wells College. at Aurora. few miles north
of Ithaca. and il was thought it must surely
cease instruction or be transferred to Cor
nell University. Mrs. Cleveland. as Trustee
and President of the Alumni Association,
gave her assistance and raised so large e
sum Of money among her personal friends
that Yesterday q contract was let for a build
ing upon the site OF the one recently de-
strOYed by IRE. Architect Miller. of this
city. furnished the plans, and the cost will
exceed $4,000. The dag before election
Mr.. Miller wss in Washington engaged
with Mrs. Cleveland in studying the plans.
He described Der as deeply engrossed in the
work before them. delightfully."- interested
and merry. and seemingly unconscious If
any thing indi diherent, as 10 the effect OF the
election upon her future. Work will be
commenced at once upon the new building.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19
MURDER MOST FOUL
= CHICAGO SEWING GIRL THe VICTIM
A "A sfrtbls Diss sFsrs Lite Saturday AiE as
a H.a1so1as Slri Knocked Do~a
kr0ns behIsa with . Blaat
AsstrsnRsaL.

CslcAeo Nov ls.-Whst appears 70 ts
terrible murder. vas The discovery a.
iAle loaf lssE GigAI OF The biesaing torW If
young ana azncsoms sirl. lylng on
Grand Boulevard. nssF forsy-thiFc-sI. Ins
gir. vas lnssnsIois and wss bleed .ng pro-
0f her head. Dpoo being removed 81
hospital. me phy ysicisas fOund sAe ban re-
ceiyed . compound fracture of the SKULL.
evidently having eeea struck win = blunt
instrument Every effort ras made 20 re-
sI0Ee Consciousness Dut without avail and
the grl died an hour alter reaching the
hospital. ne deceased vas neatly dressed
AID from a. APPEARANCES VAS respectable
sewing glri a age number OF persons
called a. the m0rg0s today. but al failed 10
recognize The remains.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19
EUGENE nALE'S IDEA
tie says Blaine wln Certainly Go Into the
Cabinet


Ellis woRTH. Ne. Nov. ls.-Eugene Hale
aud Mrs Hale returned from brief visit 10
Ar. Blaine's home last evening Now thst
the kspu blicans secure entire control. what
course will they pursue2' he VS. asked.
''Tney will, said Mr. Haie. adopt bill
substantially like the Senate oil.-as John
Sheru an said. the most comps ete bill ever
presented 10 TIE American Congress. lt re-
Cuces the revenues much more than the
Mills dill and protects al our American IN
Gustriss. II the bill had not been reported
W. should have been on the run before the
election and would have 10 answer 10 the
cry which Was heard. especially IN The
West. that The Republican party did not
mean to reduce taxation. / do not think
that the House will pass the Senate bill
The Senate. however. will never agree 10
sDyihing that varies much from It's own
bill.
I'VE must have an American policy in
our foreign relations. admit the great terri
tories which the Democratic party has thus
far kept ont, and encourage the Southern
Republicans by protecting the elections.
In the next four years We shall have four
or i've Southern States in line tor the Re-
publican party. The general tendency OF
the party is in favor OF restricting and
regulating and. as far IS possible, remov-
ing the great trusts. Pretty much all these
great trusts were against Us in the election.
That Mr.. Blaine will resume his old
place as Secretary Of State is undoubtedly
the wish and expectations of nineteen
twentieths of the Republican party. and
while l know nothing ABOUT Gen. Harrison's 5
intentions. have no doubt that Mr.. Blaine
will be rendered the position"
as there any truth IN the report that you
will accept Cabinet positiOn?'
mo. / prefer to remain in the Senate"
How about Mr.. Frye"
HE will be reflect ed without any oppo-
sition IN the Republican party"
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19
OMlNOUS FOR DEMOCRACY.
An Apple Tree which Bore Only Under
Democratic Officials IL New Dead.

An Apple Tree which Bore Only Under
Democratic officials IL New Dead.
LIMA, Ohio, Nov. 1o.-The following Re-
msrkabie story was related to your CORES
pondent by Levi JACOBS. a well-kDown bus
mess man of Van Vert. and whose word is
above reprosch. After the defeat of the
Democratic party and the Inauguration of
Lincoln his grandfather, now dead, planted
an apple tree with the request that the tree
be allowed TO grow undisturbed. Ii grew
would blossom IN season. but never bore
fruit until the Democrats elected a majority
IN the Lower House. In 1867 the tree bore
q few small apples. but they withered away
and it never olossOmed again until 1884
when twenty bushels of fine fruit were
gathered, and il has borne every season un-
III the present one. The tree gradually died
during the canvass just closed, and on the
morning of election fell, having rotted to
pieces.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19
INcENssO INDIANS
The Dakota Indians Propose tn Resist the
Transfer Of Their Lands

srAxDrxs Rock AGKvcY. Dak. Nov. Is
The Indians ss this sgency are very much
incsnsed over the report thar their reserva-
rion viii be thrown open to settler ant
without their consent and that they vii
not be consulted in the matter. II Is said
Comm si0uer Pratt in bis speech 10 them,
told them that II they refused 70 accept the
proposition Of the Govern nent in the
treaty whil they lave rejected. their lands
would Be taken aud they might receive 10
psy for taem. They remember this sRd
he reports -h'ch row reach them lead
them "a believe that this wi. Do carried out.
sevsrsl councils have beer he'd or thrs
subject. ard re chief have advised thzir
peopis 70 resist any attempt Of this Kind.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19
AN ovER-ZEALoUs OFFICER
lie Loses q Msllioa Dollars for the Citl
Of FittsburE.

OF fittsburE
PIrTsBrEG, Nov. 1s--lI has just been as
esriAined why DR.. Hosietter left no will. Il
seems that the millionaire had made a will.
one Of the bequssts provided = fund ior a
hne art gallery and mechanics hall 10 Be
given to the city OF Pittsburg. 10 cost
81. 100000. A few weeks ago, however. the
City COHtrolie took step which angered
Mr. HOs,et;er 50 tnat be destroyed the will.
Ii appears that DR.. Hostetter was bonds
man Tor a city contractor against whom 4
Judgment IN favor OF the citvhsd been rem
oered. On that judgment the City Control
Ter had an execution issued on some of the
doctor. property. The Doctor felt that un-
due haste Was used as he was good for the
amount and would have paid il without
the necessity OF al execution. The Con-
trollers action 50 offended the Doctor that
he vent to the Sale Deposit Company where
he had deposited the will and tore II into
shreds. and up 10 the time of his death he
could not be induced 10 make another.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19
GRAND RAPIDS ENTERPRISE ABROAD
Brady 4 Gsrwood's New Theatre Mt
Toledo, Ohio.

Under the head of "Tolsdo's New
Theatre" Saturdays Toledo Bee said:
The Bee of T thursday gave the particulars
Of Brady & Gsrwood's new theatre. which
will be located at the corner Of ST. Clair
and Orsnge-sts. The location is a good
one. and with the skill of Architect Woods.
who has the reonistion OF being the abiest
theatrical srcb itsct N the country. the new
Peoples Thes,rs. for il will retain lis old
name, will De . model OF comfort and
beauty. IL IS the intention. Manager
Braty says, 10 make IL as attractive in
every way So the present place of smuse.
ment on Sgmmit-st No arrangements
have yet been entered into regarding the
renodsling. except that with Mr.. Woods
but there = no hurry IN the matter as the
present stand need not be vacated for al
most yesr yet. There will De no delav,
however. IN getting the new building into
shape.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

gzu-s1o. Nsv IS The rnsrr ss-s ~ 80
Psrsr Trust. raica rss recrEsn 7si a.
Inlr hss sxrse5 - incrssss 10 F-ies trrn
a. m So per ton. TIE princies -,en,e-s
10 80 "A .ers~- srs "a ~ r irvs
arF --is Thsr - 80 -f~aetsT farsr
nil tes Esrss = Pscer fcnRr1F a-5
fhrae larzs -is in Ss~ssiii - Fas pre-
S1cf0u 81 80 srsst szac1as - eAea -
soas psr day.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19
PEACE IN INDIAN TERRITORY.
Both Factions Unite in Making Chief
Wolf Governor of the Chickasaws

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Nov. lS.-A special
from Muscogee, Ind T.. reports the ami
cable adjustment of the difficulties between
Governor GUY. of the Chickasaw Nation,
and the Byrd faction. At the suggestion of
CIV a conference was held st Tishomingo,
which resulted in the withdrawal of both
Guy and Byrd. and the agreement to sub
siitute for Governor Chief Wolf one Of the
second chiefs. The psrtisans on both sides
have aid down their arms and all are en-
gagged in celebrating the happy conclusions
OF what might have been a serious out
hraak
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19
WISH THsv hadn't.
c--.ss Alarmed n R-port. OF Retsiia'ory
Measures

Measures
OTTAWA. Ont. Nov. .ls-Lumbsrmsn osrs
are cousi fsrsbi7 alarmed over Edvicss from
the Unltsd States % TIE elect ssst The
seton - he Dominion Government N in
-rsasinE re exrort durv 90 pine logs - 3
per coo feet - 10 be 1sec a a. eXcUss for
increasing tee eutY ca ls~slisn lumber
entering - Unitss States rom 3 70 =
Ter .0c0 ~ he ReprsIi-sn s7-linisf ration.
The umnernlen STATE fhst they can n2s
ccrlrefs wifh Amsricsn-cnr llsn5er = tie
duLT : -ncrsased q -nLlna-sl.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19
A MASONIC SENSATION.
An Oficsr Tntred duces two Women Into =
Secret Lodge Meeting.

LONDON. Nov. 1s-A decided sensation
has been created 10 Masonic circles through
out the United Kingdom By the develop
ment ot the fact that in Scottish lodge
two ladies' were recently secrsted by an
acting past master IN place where they
coulG secure = full view Of the ceremony OF
"ty ing The lodge IN the third degree. In
some manner the affair leaked out and the
Grand Lo8ge Of Scotland. which has been
sitting as court Of Investigation. hss Just
decided 10 ANONYMOUSLY eTpel the offender
from the fraternity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19
A STORMY PASSAGE.
The Steamer .Efuria Experiences sever
storms on Her Last Trip Over.

The Steamer .Eturia Experiences Severe
storms Her Last Trip Over.
NEw YORK. Nov. lS.-One man killed
and five injured is the record Of the trip Of
the Cunardsr Esura which arrived al Der
dock this evening after voyage Of little
over seven DAYS OF terrible weather. during
all Of vbidh the passengers remain in their
csbids, badly frightened and suffering great
discomfort Il IL one Of the Toughest ex-
perisnces the EfuTiss cficers have ever
known On Tuesday afternoon q hueer
wave than sny yet encountered was seen
epprca hing. The sesmeD Uttsrel cries n
warning and attempted 10 seek aces ~
safety. out when the uoanlsil of water
fsli ~ith crash upon the vessel the men
we're swept IN > heap against one n The
deck h0r.es. When The water rece1ed Is
vas found fhat George Worma'd. a. able
fesusR e. Liverpool. vss fatally crushed
sn8 bruised He died soon af'sr~afd.
SesmsB Murphy asd Noe'f and no Others
whose names Uere not learned sod = steer
So passenger nsms1 Cot Tere Cut.
nrlised snd AIMED All rsre csred i1r ~
tae ships ph7sC.sa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

To the ssrpri.s Of AT the Smallest Man
wins.
FvsvsvrLLr. Ind. Nov. 1s-A1 exciting
wrestling contest took place here last night
between James Morgan. 4 wrestler OF nots
in the Wss- and the celebrated sth le'e
Msrvine Thompson -hich -as Won. 20 The
surprise ~ -verV one present hT Morgan.
Ice msfeh VS. csfcn as-cs ich-csn best 80
out Of three falls. Morgan. ~ho q mgCn
smaller ms1 tran Ihompsoa, Won tbs
mach IN to- frsr tro fsis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

CrFvvlssn. Nov Is-The Co1notfsn
Valley - read. from this city 70 Coshoe-
tom. distance 0f us miles. compisted -
Tcrk ~ changing ron rsrsw zsuss %
ssnis-T zsrEe -r6sv Psese~ -e~ f~s..-c wi
he M rtn-errrr rtet ard freight rrafic Fili oe
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19
COMFORT Fos osNocRArs


A Ds1I = Tsf-I Ul7IlIET E1atEeI 40 10" IsT
the Ftrs4 I1Ass % f0lrts sss fs~xs.
DEs AoISEs a. Sos ls-IAs cEhcAl
returns receives ~ the Secretary Ct State
yesterday settle ihs s.cssss slsciion ccntsst
II the history Of io~s- Oas Of = g0sai
vote Of Over 40 0Co Pstsr 4. Nsy. nsa.
has a0out ~ nsi3nty over Joan As1.n.
KeD.. caaala4is iof hsllroaa Conmlssio oner.
TIE other Republican candidates have iafgS
nsioFluss. 10 > thirty -eEls years sine
= democrat has been sisose1 - &ny slAl<
ONE ID ioss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

Germany Fretsuds - 10 Afra 4 - france
so Her RAPID AruT Movement
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Ths iacrssss - frances mi1tsrT forces
nrags us nssrsr r. rsf IHis intrsass is
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irgTesss q ~hose ~ tsrF strs-Tf1 csnlrs
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19

A Usiqu. Frs--nt from Fremont M.nu-
fsct1rer

Fszsoxr o. Nov l8-A r. Jsekson.
The Fremont bustss msnufsofursr hss Just
conplsted 01eof bis istest @bi-6 bsv
sena 20 the 81 nsois vfs ~ rrssiss-t-
. erf HARRISON TIE c1fis ~ the o1=fs a-s
enclosed 10 vsis-sd SIX rbi's tas -ls
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-19
DERCY Il. COOK.

nERCY T. COOK.
10 south IcDie Street
a. lots, Barths Addition. 20 Lots south Grand
Radids Houses for ssle Oh Easy TerlaS Lumber
Furnished for Building or y zcani io,s. ~
Isrns for sale in sollhern MiclIgan.