Telegram-herald., 1888-11-08


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hs feQnd : SILVER dolaF OF the vintage II
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the n4rber
A hESARKAELE sand storm prevailed -
Fresno. Cal. Cus day recently hon fear -
si4 o'clock IN the Afterueoa. The heavens
were 50 dzrAenec hat one oogiG so&roely
see -cross tAe street. coAaplets psA hung
over the clts and the gas TAD ~ be hgAtec.
while doors and windows had 70 be shat %
keep oUg the fine dust
9HE heaviest artscle which has ever been
carried Oy a. Erie canal boat passed
through Rochester lately ek route from
New York 70 Chicago IL wac = ssocA OF
granite e gsteeI feet square. tws and one
half feet thick, snd weighing Efty i've tons
The pebble wss qasrriea in Name ana was
brought 70 New York City ca steam
barge.
MAR Espauola, iu the northwestern part
Of New Mexico, along the Denver & kio
Graude railroad. are situated GA The top of
steep mountains numerous ciln dwellings
which were occupied hundreds 81 Years sgo
Dy an Aztec people. On one Of The highest
points a Me'seaa lately managed 10 place .
Cleveland snd Thurman tAg at the risk u
his life.
A DIXON Cali man lately lost his way
when hunting for his COW, and wGs three
dsys without food IN very rough country.
lie became so exhausted that he concluded
that he could not live longer. bat managed
10 build fire, by which he lay down. He
was then not over one hundred yards from
the house OK a rsnehman, who cav the rre
aud went 20 il, surprised enough 10 una a
starving man al his very door.
A LITTLE girl created a sensation on a
Pullman sleeper the other evening near
Memphis She got up "a get drink and
then, getting into the wrong berth lay down
with an old gentleman who she thought was
her papa and went to sleep Der father and
frantic. They found her ~ last, after rous-
ng the sleeper. and no one in the car was
more surprised than the old gentleman, who
had been sleeping soundly All the time.
A MAN in Trenton, " j., was recently
drowned in beer giasa. De had been
drinking hard, end was well under alsholic
influence, when he entered saloon and or
dered glass of beer, which wss brought
him He sat down al "A table and fell into a
stupor, his head dropping forward into the
glass before him. When the barkeeper
tried 10 arouse him half an kOar later, il was
found that he was dead, his nose being i'm
mersed in the liquor in such a way that res
piration was completely stopped.
THE people OF a church in Belfast, Ne,
report a singular coincidence which oo-
ourred on recent Sunday. just as the
pastor was reading the words, al beheld the
Spirit descending as a dove out OF Heaven,
and it abode upon him." beautiful
dove futtered in at the open door and
alighted upon the railing OF the back gal
lery. IL next few to the pulpit, and, after
resting a minute, perched upon the speak
ers head. Being brushed away, the dove
few down beside the Bible, and finally,
near the close of the services, few out
through the open door at which it had en-
tared