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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

iHs. TEE Cs.~isr SAYS. Anna Teresa ksr-
zsr hss > slae fSfQlzlioa. hes plsysug =
Always cnsr2eserszsa % rs1Roa. pure aAste,
aud sne neyes isiis into lhe error q s@cri4c-
inK party fer s0aorlls. TIE bas0hf0lig
exscagea hYnln. with orE2a aoosnpAl1l-
meat, sas cue Of the zsnls ~ tte evening.
Mrs. Eta Berger Bfezas sang her walt
sonE and the ballad eac8fs VIII equal
easTIa sno the ever bsaunial Angel :
S<reasde. with violin o0lissto, receisea &C
exossient Interpretation. Grand hapias
has a good artist ia Airs. Bfszae-H fha
Hssssid bas shis: Anna feress Berger 10 a
oornsi sirtuos0 in every sense Of tue term.
She has brilliant execution bat her purlt
Of tone is never sacrificed Cor volume. her
execution Is remarkable AID her playing
artistic. Mrs. EgIa Berger Breeze has an
excellent voice czpaos OF executing
brilliantly snd also OF Staging ballad or
sustained sang vita equally artistic efieos-
The programme now In course Of prePar-
alton. aud which will DC produced on the
occasion of the grand benefli testimonial 10
Prof. Rudolph A. Wellenstesn. tuo weeks
from tomorrow eveainx. certainly promises
TO be one which will sttrsct the admiration
OF the lovers of music 10 this community.
The orchestra will be composed OF twenty
Iive musieisns. aud the selections
are O. high order OF com
position The second part OF
The programme will introduce the sec
ond act of Flotow's "harths. which Will
be interpreted by well-known local singers
hr. Welienstein promises 10 present an en-
tertsinment which cannot fail 10 attract oy
reason of its merit. A subscription last Is
now open, and those who add their names
thereto will have precedence in the sesec-
ton of seats. The high standard OF muse
with which Mr.. Welicnstein has charmed
the patrons of Powers Grand this season
enutle. him TO their grateful consideration
on this occasion.
Oracle Emmett goes with Over Fawceti
next Spring for the Summer seasons
w. J. Scanlan is one of the few who are
making money this season.
Nate Salisbury is home from across the
vssty deep.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29
MR.. FORD is HOPEFUL
GRAND uAvsN oUsToa 4oUse slll.
An Appeal Before ths nszss sab -Cssntt-
tse-civn ssrytes ksfsrsn Diseased
Before the Communicable
Ear-Lot Cases Closed.

ts<--sttt = sss f1-tzes.-ss
wAsHISsfos. d. C.. Jan. 2. Representa-
live Ford w4s called before the House sub
Comasisss on Public Buildings and
Groands today. and addressed the Commit
tee at length on the Grand Haven Custom
House bill. lie presented q mass Of figures
and quoted statistics to show the growth Of
the locality aud its commercial Importance.
he ltold the COMMITTEES that some thirty
Federal officials have Offices there and
claimed that the proper transaction of busi-
hess required the erection OF the building
His argument was followed very closely
and made decidedly favorable impression.
Mr.. Ford is h0pefnll of the oil gong
through the Committee with . favorable re-
port.
All bat one Of Mr.. Fords children are
down with scArlatina, but no serious re-
suits are apprehended.
"A. Z. Northrup the Postmaster ct Sagi-
nav, viii De removed on Monday, and
George Fred Lewis will be his successor.
TINS - = victory for Iim Tareney
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29
GREAT STORMS N NV YORK.
Trains Ahxndonsd HEa sRes-f -fls~s Cse-
As.s-Nsrs Csia ssssther

oswkco. n. r., Jan. = The slorn RACED
worse thai ever iasi night The deep cuas
on the railroads y hich had inr, heer cleared
Of snow, oDes more ililed up The
thermometer war ssn below. and tae wind
blew sixty miles an hour All lraias on me
Rome. Watsrtown a Osdensb1rg nave
again bseD abandoned. Ihe bslsxxr..
..sckswanaa A Western road IL Also had-
~ blocked, and trains thai AT running srs
making very poor tune TIE passsnEes iTsia
due here last evening. from the Ncsl spent
the night thirty miles west al here The
blockade Is he worst in wears and every
effort . bciag Eoaas ~ raise al bui With
little effect ss the high wlao al the cuts up
a. soon n they aFs cleared.
AphURn, n. A.. Jan. - - TIE storm
shows NO signs oi sbzie0cnt ia this sso-
tion. The hotels here aud st Sanalohsris
are crowded sith sn0g bound guests and
there Il bat LILLE prospect al tAeir being
sbie 20 oontllas their journey TOT ssnae
dsys. Eiesen passenger tf1ins are s;u sl IA
orifts within ffsy miles al ihis cisy. A
snow piow With I've engines has been sent
out % The New ADrs Central road. but ia
laoors are useless, - tAs wine cnfIs the
snow back on tie rack as ss0a a. if passes.
Ihe snow drsits IN Tie cat neAT Cato ara
over thirty iosl deep.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

sXs.-aiss - 80 zsssx.ss-ssvs4s
MATIsTEE, Jan. zs.--0De OF the most
pleasant snd fascinating theatrical enter
tslnments ii has besB the pleasure Of your
corJesponient 20 eiteDd this Mint.f. wss
the finished and psfiect presentation Of
Lord Bauer Lyifons popular comedy,
Money" st the hrmoFy Hail. in this citg.
On Thursday evening. bv the Unity Club.
The young gentlemen v3S took part IN the
play are Al selec.e3 from some ~ the best
families 10 the y. and are Young men ~
more than ordinary talent aDo inieiiecfusi
force. The lady psrticl pants were liksviss
highly representative Of Cur hesl society,
s1d yossessed rare chsrscieristics for the
successful presentation 81 the play. SO
sraateBr Derlornsnos ~ the kind ever seen
here r8uia hi al c0rDpare with tins one
Hen. - z. Blscker on SATURDAY.. starts
for Eurska Sprays. an5 Postmaster james
Dempsey. accompanied by has t~o eider
daughters. starr for TIE same place on aon-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29
a STRANGE CASE.
a Young Maj Whose Esophzsss - Closed
with Lead

REAplnc, Pa, Jan. 2s.-Jsco5 Hollsnher-
ger. sEed II, was bar; about two months
ago while working IN q stove foundry in
Philadelphia by sB explosion Of molten
iron. a quantity 0f tbe molten 6aad nrw
~ young ioienbersef mouth. aud fince
then IL has beon imooSslbie for hlfn 60 tske
food excegt y = Injected IN iiauis iersn.
Bls wcigbs hes been reduced lfosn I<e 10 6S
podnds Mhea be aroases himself from
the inhuence oi the opiztes which are given
him be constantly appeals piteously f0r
food.
The theory Of the phyrlcisns 10 that
portion OF the motion iron slipped down
his throat ano in cooling closed az he las
sage leading 10 the stomach. hyerf means
have been tried 10 remove the obstruction
In vain. and u II thought that starvation
vii finish the work Ia a few 6svs. A few
DAYS before The accident Hoienberrer wss
married tc miss Catherine DisAi ol fhiscsty,
who has spent hcr honeymoon ia uursine
him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29
q DARING ROBBERY.
A 81. Louis Jeweier Called Fyom ]
SlnrA md BIaca .idad

st. Louis Jeweler Called Fyom His
Store and His Place Rsided.
ST. Louis. Jan. 2S.-Henry Yost. Four
teenth-st. jeweler, while alone in his store
yesterday was informed by young woman
who came into his place that one of his
best women customers desired him to come
10 her house and take charge of some Jew
elry. He locked his store aud proceeded to
the house and found no such message had
been sent. He hurried back to the store
and found that rear door had been forced
and nearly his whole stock carried off.
Among the plunder were ~ gold watches,
gold chains and q large number of valuable
rings. The raid will net the thieves several
thousand dollars
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29
A PRINTING HOUSE BURNED.
One of the Mos. Complete Offices I'm the
West Destroyed.


SPRIyeFIELp. ILL.,, Jan. 2S--About this
morning the great printing and binding
establishment of II. w. Rocker was dis
covered TO be on fire. Two engines are still
at work. but the building. machinery and
stock are total loss. The plant WAS one
Of the most complete in the West and the
estimated loss is over $4,000, on which
there il an insurance OF $4,000. The firm
was carrying iarge contracts. among which
were the Supreme Court reports of Illinois,
almost completed, on which the insurance
had Iapse5, loss $4,000; state election regis
ters, Canal Commissioners reports; various
small Jobs from different State officers. and
large private contracts. the value of which
cannot be estimated. Ii is not yet known
whether the large vault in which valuable
plates were stored is intact. The origin II
the fire is unknown.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29
ARRESTED AT a FUNERAL.
A Hartford. Van Buren County, Nsn
Charged with Arson.

Charged W itb Arson
KtLAN1z zoo. Jan. 2s.--A Daily Telegraph
specisl SAYS that Nelson Rowe. a weil-to DO
citizen of Hartford. Van Buren, county. was
arrested while attending funeral service at
the Baptist church OF that place yesterday,
on q charge OF arroD. and paced in jail at
Paw Psw. November g. late at nizbt. the
house of the Village Marshal. StrsttoD vss
discovered on ere hy a belsied pssser-by.
and man with ladder was seen escaping.
The tire was extinguished. IL wal diso0v-
cred that OIL bad been poured over the roof
Rowe left town that night and wss absent
several dsvs. He was bitter enemy Of
Stratton. The evidence Of bis guilt has beea
quietly worked 40 tor the past three mon tbs.
and led 10 the arrest.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29
ENDORSE CLEVELAND
DEMOCRATS OF MASSACHUSETTS.
The Executive Committee OF the State
Committee Urge All Democrats TO sup
port the Principles Enunciated Ia
Cleveland's Message.

BosToN. Jan. 2s.-At meeting OF the
Executive Committee of the Democratic
State Committee of Massachusetts,. this
afternoon. resolutions were adopted stating
that the Democrats of this State are united
IN support OF President Cleveland, and the
policy outIayed i'll his last annual mes
sage To Congress; that they believe
It to be the duty of Democrats throughout
the United States TO advocate the support
and insist upon the adoption of the princi-
pies enunciated therein as the great issue
upon which the Democratic party. with its
candidate in the approaching election. can
achieve an overwhelming majority at the
noiis
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29
"sLINkYs" LATEST STORY.
He Gives New Version ~ 10 tas Dissp-
ps~Fsnos of the stois.B fara.

fe~seatN % ttks @Afitb ara.
PirTsBusc, Jan. 2S-Sonle romart5c
stories ia connection with the Cleveland fur
robbery, the rescue ar kaFenna, 0aio. and
the murder Of Detective Huligsn. Of Clsye-
LAND. are coming oul nov. "blnfy" .dor-
gan, who n oon1ne9 ia the Columbus Pen
iteHt-ary nsder sentence OF des1b. Las 3s-
niec the story that before g0ius 80 the gai-
lows DE would make a Confession aad ax.
honeTaIo Jimmy Robinson. VI Aloebeny.
who Il also urcer tne death sen
tence. anc C0ughiIn. AoFsans de-
MAJ a attributed 60 the fAci
that be wants a new trial TIE story
is 20 The effect that Pat HABiey aud VIII
liam Powell. OF Allegheny should be in
the place OF Robinson and CengElin, thar
after the lsaysnna rescue Powels went South.
shot deputy sheriff a. Ascon, Ga.. was
sentenced 10 twenty fesrs naprison ment
anc IN trying - escspe wa ah0i AID kiiieo.
T0dSys story cenlgs tEsg hanley and Har-
rlngton took tse go01s 10 Igfops. snd says
that Hsnley and kid" kennedy were viii,
Powell when he Wa arres.ed and are nov
confined In the Ceorgis prison
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

FAC CBArss. Wis.. Jan. 1S.-The Chsppie
block wss partially destroyed bv frs tbs
nnornine- psoaxs - Building. So coo IN
sf~snca. =. S'o. The stocx Of kerlsr q Co.
crv zcoSls. Wss dansrsd $1fEfo worta.
f.f5ir insured. The Nssouic frster1stv I3se
en- lrniEure f2oe1 parity insured e y.
Chaprel ieNeisr. wss samsgei $1,000 in
sursd Peter Darwin. cousectoneT, loses
&io3oe insured.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

CTFcrExtTI Jsn. PA Pan Handle
train East ~ss running through Dayton
this morning ana crossing TOE CiDcnDsti.
Hamilton 4 Dayton track. one coach left
the track and Tsn on the Csnci8nsfi. Ham
iitOn Dayton tracs, snd VA thrown on
lie side. Tine following ooaDn vas also os-
nailed. II it reported thar the - f,ersont
were injured. bsf fhs Officers of tsss roso
here say thse the i.ssseokers Effe ehaksn
M flul NJ nne Va LILrL
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29
Canadian Con.nir.cr.

TonoxTo ont. Jan. 2s.--Sensstional de-
veloprents nave been made In the Central
Bank hearing. Documents we're produced
showing that Roland g. 7. Barnett. Cashier
Allen. Nagnus Davis and James Barter,
the latter OF Montreal. bad apparently con
nived to wreck TIE bank. and that Lio3i-
dster Campbell was cognizsnt 70 certain
extent. OF the transactions. Efforts are be
ing made % secnIe Campbells removal
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

Fsns. 5sn. 1S-Tbe FEzws nss sslvices
lrsus nu1kirk tass maritime prevails oa t8s
Anuie 81 La~ whica isfs RhilA5s.paia Be-
crr,er g and wa{eh : now CT Elsst paSs.
TIE extsnf az ths carsreas i n1t kaowa-
Sixnss fer sssisfa1ce kre si1csu ~ tae sas 3.
bar ne weathev = 80 heavy thss i y fEn-
pessinis % sesrd ser,
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29
McFaDOen AND BLAME IN JAIL.
An Enthusisstic Crowd Remain Out All
Sight to- Cheer Them.

-lgHt 10 Cheer Them.
DUBLIN, Jan. 25.-Rev. Father McFadden
and Alexander Blame, member OF Pzris-
ment arrested for alleged violations of the
crimes act. were removed from the jail at
Londonderry this morning aud taken to
Dunfanaghy, County Donegal, where they
will be tried. A crowd gathered outside the
Jail last evening and remained all night,
cheering continuously. A few stones were
thrown at the police al the prisoners de-
parted. Fears are entertained that the
trouble will increase.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29
THE CONGRESSIONAL SITUATION.
Ssymour's Nomination Satisfies the Re-
pobiicans OF all Factions.

MARQUErTE. Jan. 2s.-seymours nomi-
nation appears 10 give Republicans univer-
sal satisfaction. Even among the wsrmesi
supporters OF others there IS no oisSafs-
faction. lie was the com promise csnci-
date. is clean, able, weI-educaied man,
without personal enemies. and acceptable to
all wings OF the party. His election is
reasonably certain, although be is still
in Europe aud will not get home
much before the special election. Brecn n
not as strong sB wss supposed and came
very near not being nominated by the
Democrats. Memominee county itself being
very much opposed TO him and in favor Of
Brown. The result may be very close -
the Prohibitionists are fully aroused ana
ncflra
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

T1fKeBoss. 8ica.. Jan 1f-An snsuo-
eezsfa8 stsnps Fss fnsas isss night - tr@sk
i,ts =. Bnke-'s drug sDs grocery store
ftn ron1 n fts sso-e - 0ren 81 This morn
ire tsri - tne cosa8 nasions ~ tba is,,k
rsre fa.D1 tarsss - sasf b Won r nor
xHE Tne door leading - tbe saconc story
nsl rss hsd also besb ts6aDs1sd With
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29
A BROKEN BROKERS' FOaGERIEs.
Arrested on the Floor of the Consolidated
Exchange.

EAcnIu<e-
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S,--Jacob Z. Suitterlein,
formerly well known broker. was arrest
ed on the floor Of the Consolidated Ex-
change today on a charge OF forgery. pre-
ferred by Charles A. Rogers, Of the Breeze
Mining Co. He was taken 20 police head
quarters, where be confessed TO Inspector
Byrne that since be failed eighteen m onths
ago. ne had made n precarious living by
issuing forged checks. His method was TO
use the mining company's checks. num-
bers of which he had got possession of, fill
them out payable TO his order. and forge
the name of one of the officers of the com
pany.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

REAprSs. Pa, Jan. 2s.-Reports today
from tbs eoas regions are not so favorable.
the storm having Iatsrfsred wi.h ihs work
ing of coliieriss snd transportation of coal.
The strikers took sdvan{age Of the DELAY
and By sxerting their iniiaencs over tie
miners have again created a feeling IN favor
Of Standing by the railroad employees and
c8ntfnuiug tAs sfFlxe
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29
Considering Civil service Reform.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.-The Civil Service
Commissioners were before the House Com
mittee on Reform in the Civil Service today
and discussed in an informal way various
questions connected with the Civil Service
miles and the administration of the law.
Representative Cranes bill TO create a re-
tired lis. in the Civil Service was taken up
by the committee. aud after a short debate
was decided to be inexpedient and an ad
verse report ordered upon it.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

NFv BrDTonb Ksw. 5sa. 1s.--1omrny
Cesnir known IN iocsa spoflss oirciss -
tie slss< hoase fasrvs fan go yards
tf,is fs,a~ninx n . rnsle condition l0y q
wsrar of 80 Tae fherroooete~ rrrie6ers6
s beioy zera Tins thirtg-fv0 set MS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

WAsHrSGToE. Jan. 2S.-rhe hearing in the
car-lot cases before the Interstate Com
merce Commission closed this afternoon
+. b. Thurber, of New York. and Peter A.
Dey. Railroad Commissioner for the State
OF Iowa, were the oulv witnesses examined
today. The hearing hen closed, aud coun-
sci on each side were given six days from
the time the testimony IS printed and placed
Ia their hands 10 prepare and submit print
ed briefs. A decision is not looked for in
these cases until next June.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29
Jack Ba,eiin Challenges America

NEW YoRK, Jan. 23.-Jack Havelin, the
Boston boxer, has written to sporting
paper of this city Offering to fight auy man
IN America from ll6 to 120 pounds for
81 coo. the P1iice Ggs>ttc diamond belt
and the feaFheT-weignt championship.
Havehn recently fought Ike Wier, the
'Beifss, Spider, sixty-five rounds in four
hours and twenty minutes, the battle being
declared a draw
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

ersus RsDids Loazs So. J. .. 9 T.. hss
slsstss tss fsflorinz oa1asrs ~ tie easu-
fnz srter. rho Eia - p8siei7 nsss I'd
~ Frs1sy e~e1inE W-G. = A Fl IJsax.
i4ss - s. = Aara Kinney. ~ 8. Kisg
I1ais Arsrg, " Fl =. esrrls Faeksp1- 81
T 5aaa tfoeiey. ~ n = y A0rto1.
C.. Nrs Fl Tsrlor I @. Hss 6ersss Be-,
y. G.. .. -. Bs&lss
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29
SALOONS oEowlNo FEwER.
The Efsrt ~ the High fAceHss law An ths
City of Broihssls love.

=
PBmADTlrms. jar. 2s-rhs total nuns
ber of applications fisa ia this c'ly cor
licenses under the bigh Neen-e isw docs
not eNceed 90 up to toe prescott dste. but
the apDilcai49ns are ifcfetsI x ss the limit
Of nms-i eirsarT ii--spproeehes !; was
sUpposed 81 one time that tie citv a rees-
nues would se Increased over 81 yss 000 or
81 600 go bv TIE new license fee al 500,
bat the surprisingly limited humber Of ap-
plicatons made and likely tc St granted
under Brook biz vii csurs tise revenue
70 fail lar below these figaref. a Seoks q.
II the t0tal number ~ saloons i3ctased alter
MAY 1, 1894. viii not sxaeed 800 ~ szsiust
the 8 6.DDl now liesnsea nnner The uld laN.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

CHkr1As0oss- Jsn. 2s.--The to'ussvcsul
Dsvspepsr Office burned oat ifls morning.
II suffered Ike celsDi7 eresabsr :,
last. The y ri = Hali 49, tlte t sstsrn
fulen telegraph ore wne ~ So earDe
buiiding and both were burned. Lose un-
known
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

BCCHAREsr. Jan. 2s.--Ths Minister of War
recently paid an unexpected visit to the
arsenal snd inspected the military works
when are being constructed. lie expressed
dissatisfaction with the progress Of the vosk
aud declared that is NUS Oe carried for
ward more rsTiiiy. He said: "Who knows
from one hour 70 another what may hap
uznef
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29
OUT ON \ STRIKE.
Minors Quit Work because of Non-Pay-
ment of Wages

IRoEwoop, Jan. 2S.-The men at the fol-
lowing mines struck yesterday: First Ma
tional, Bonnie and Iron King. because they
have hsi no paw for three months
All the merchants have refused
10 furnish the men with groceries
and provisions. The book-keeper Was
notified by wire TO take ali th he books
10 Milwaukee on the first train. About 4ol
miners will be idle until the matt er il set
tied. These are part OF the Burto mines
Burton may have 10 turn them over to paw
the miners for three months back goges
and secure them three months board ahead.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

Nrw Foss. Jsn. 2s~-N5isiam Hushss.
sgsd q 49, arrss.~d hers this Boffiing f9f
fl,s rarrssr I'll James Housrl. in Fisas1-
feo. sssf Autumn f3s VII os seat sfe5i -
soor - toe extrsd.ticn pzI,en sre reaei red.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

TxcEAxAr0fFs ssa. H.-Tae 5arg IA the
United States Conrt rs,urnsd vsrdict Of
guilty szzsnst COY snd Bsrnhamsr and nos
xaiilF A. % Stephen J. Asfier, charged
with Conspiracy azslass he s'eCfIo1 AS.
Notion for Bew frisI VS. maze s1d Vii
be srzae6 nexf IhursSsv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

DUBLIN. Jan. 2S.-The trial of Commoner
Joseph Cox, who was arrested in London
last Monday for addressing the proclaimed
meeting in London, was conclud-
ed today and Cox sentenced TO
four months Imprisonment st bard
labor. Notice was given Of sn
appeal aud the prisoner was admitted TO
bail, but ne had no sooner got outside the
court house than he sas arrested for breach
OF the Crimes act in speaking st kildysare.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

MuzArxrx, Ssa. E-Whi'e ~orEEsn
wsrs enxsxe6 n HfIsag rsSsr hester - tse
f,nns-v of E r. Ais & Co this m0rnise.
IL b-.<e away fr3rn the sarx1e sd fsiI xii
fnz James DFyer insssativ sn1 ssEsilg II
sarlng T1S1As aickey.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

HrsHwoRz. OAK. Jsn. She Examin-
ing COMMITTEES Of the County Commission
era have faand a deficit in the County
rressurV Of over t1t.e0o. Treasurer Bixby
has terneA over a. his properly a tas
cnantv. The csuxe of soe shortage u not
rr.arn
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

gtNDvFLLE. Wis. Jan 2.-A 81 rsui
through express ooliids8 with dssscbsd
engine of . Chicago sceou uraodstien of the
Chicago a Northwestern - wsF ants morn
inr badly wrecting both engines snd tel-
ssrop8t the hi. Fsul bsgrsss cars. The
passeugers and trsinmeD escsDsd serious IN
my
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

itEv YoRx. jan. 2s.-The Cons1l General
Of spsis. At this port officially aad eDl-
pbsticAliv denies the truth Of the ruEnors
published ia regard 10 tbe Hnssts fsctoTT
condition o. sfsirs IN Cuba. De ssTs
peace prevails on the whole is.and.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

BISeBAwrTos. <. T.. jan "a nsph-
TIA can On the Erie road sprung iesk this
morning sod The osI esosoe3 irt0 f5e sever.
seversi explosions siene t8s iBs ~ ire
sswer bsTe been reported aa6 tareS BieD
hsvs beer seriously haraei
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

Cor lace o. Michizsn. who PITTS ths
si.ts "a a salary - "a % vssr Ste boards
hiuef mast hare gsfesus4 tas isfe
soorst9rais u1ts = great deel - ftszs7re.
fsr be- 1sa neT s1a1s r. o5ne o. Sos zsa1is
Every fsg sas fbas caf oows szpsases.--
(tea18 A<e-e
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

Mrr~K1rolrs 5sn. pa Gladstone
x3cb.. geela, 10 ths Josraqi ssys tsnf tiss
seneascrsf f,enntv Tssao osYsss hkve ~ 80
a. nas1i iE.ezsss 81 Eyssn- Lsse LAo0r Dsrao-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29
Rear Admiral Ws,Is Do.d.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-Rear Admiral
Clark II. Wells, retired, died this morning.
AT MS residence in this city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

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al ca couple -, fers sissoiu.s habits.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

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thFss fsrmevs arrested fer killing desr in
tlis c1untv. wsrs tired tD8ss before Justice
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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-29

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