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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
NEWeERRY HAIL.
The magnificent Cfn of Mrs. John s.
Newberry.

The magnificent Cfft of Mrs. John s.
Newberry.
ASx AREoR, March Z3.-The Students
Christian Association have a. last decided
on he plans OF Spier & Rahns. d Detroit
Tor their new building. II viii be erected
on the west side OF Stste-st, directly
in front Of the msin entrance " TIE
University. The bnilolng vii be 6oxge.
and coss about $4,000. II viii be three
stories high. and will be named New
berry hsll ia bo8er q the iste g0hE s. New
barvy. Of Detroit. Mrs.. Newserry beng The
principal donor. The Students Christian
Association hss made steady and upward
growth since its beginning sTsF back n
1855 when BYRON s. CBtcaeon and = few
others pat their nsnes 30 the list. Tss
Students ChristisD Association dif-
fsred from tie Y. n G. A IN
that il admits women to membership. II
vss the first college Chrisfizn ASSOCIATION
to be established in this coantry. sDa u has
grown o. Re tbe strongest o oEsBizstien Of
IL nature in tbe world. hsyiug - present q
nssosrsbip ranging IN the Ficniy o.
go
Work or Ns~berry Hal wili begin in
Anil
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
iANOTHER COLLISION.
One Man Killed and ~ amber of Others
Badly Hurt.

Badly Hurt
PITTsBURG, March 90. Two passenger
trains on the Pittsbnrg g. Lake Erie rail-
road collided near Wsmpum, forty miles
from here, about 7 O'CLOCK this morning.
and were badly wrecked. One man was
instantly killed and nine others were SER
iously injured. The names were: Killed
s. II. Gray, baggage master. Injured
William Harkness, fireman, cut about the
head and shoulders. probably fatally in
jured; George Orr, engineer, slightly hurt;
Thomas Broe. fireman, both feet mashed
and an arm broken; Coarles Bowman, con-
ductor, not badly injured. Four passen-
gers were also injured, but the names could
not be learned as they were taken TO their
homes at Beaver Falls
The accident was caused by a mistake of
orders. No. going west had orders 10 pass
No. going east at Wampum. and No. 8
was ordered TO go on To Beaver Falls. Both
trains started about the same time, and as
No. l was a few minutes late, the engineer
tried to- make il up. About three miles
from Beaver Falls he saw No. coming
around a curve at terrible rate of speed
be reversed his engine and tnen jumped.
An instant later, the two trains came to-
gether with frightiul crash. and the cars
of both trains we're piled up III heap.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

The reguar weekly debate Of the De-
batting Society, Of Prof. Leans Business
College. was adjourned gatil next Thursday
evening. al so, osisg to the transaction Of
important miscellaneous business. Miss
Elsis Steb5ils vas elected Secretary of tae
Association The suf jsct To- Thursday even
irgs bate Is ~ hich j. the kigsfisT,
The sword OF Ps07' Tee co1testants are
Siri9sd - follows. The -word-L X Hssk
Edgar Rynss. r. L. Ghck. Albert HengBid.
TIE Pen-Eazsne ksnniviiis, ". =. . DON
Beii. Orso1 Sseobins ard Vii Dsaerty.
The Home Q1intetts Cab. composed Of
Prof Lean snd family vel reader fBe
vccsi selections. President E1ssrd o Don
rel erter6s oerdia invitation - ths p53-
lic 70 attend ths 3-ssses 81 tie society.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
The Presidents Proclamation 70 the Pso-
pie of the United States.

The Presidents Proclamation 20 the Pso-
pie of the United States
WAsHINGroS, March 23.-The following
Official notice Of the death of Chief Justice
Waite has been issued by the Department t
OF State:
To the People OF the United states
Ths painful duty devolyes upon the Pres
ident TO announce the death st an early
hour this morning, At his residence n this
city. Of Morrison Z. Waite, Chief Jus tice of
the United States, which exalted pO sition
be has filled since March 4. 1874. with no nor
10 himself ana high usefulness 10 the cou n
try. la testimony Of respect TO the memory
OF the hOnored dead il Is ordered that the
executive offices in Washington be closed
on the day OF the funeral and be draped in
mourning for thirty days, and that the
National flag De displayed at half-mast on
the public buildings and on all National
vessels on the day Of the funeral.
BY the President
T. E. BAYARb, Sec'y of State.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
THE GEE SUIT.
The Testimony of tho Defense Being
Taken.

The Testimony of the Defense Being
Taken.
On the evening Of February a. 1887. a
merry party OF Hill residents. numbering
tweniy-six ladies and gentlemen. drove in
large carrysll to the home OF Ar. Lee in
Walker township. They had jolly time
and shortly after midnight the huge wagon
was ordered out and the party took sheir
places, Fred S. Clark aud Waiter Gee stand
ing on the rear step. there being not
enough room for all on the seats.
AS they crowded close 10 each
other. laughing the. while, trey little
thought that in few short minutes al i'm
penetrable gloom would be cast over their
gaieiy. Good by's were said and Mr.. lee
lighted the party across a recent washout
ia the road nesT his house and then turned
back. fhe horses toiied bfsvely along for
iew rods and then the long cumbersome
wagon began 10 slew 10 ore side and amid
the sbrieks of the lsdies Il slid down q
steep embank meDt 81 tie side OF the read
about twelve feet. All save one escaped ua-
hurt. Walter Gee, was seriously injured
and altar suffering for fe6 DAYS died.
This is The story Of the case Dos on trial
in The Circuit Court, w5ich Is attracting
considerable attention. The administrator
of the Gee estate has sued the township OF
Walker for $40 o0e, charging that the road
was unit for travel. All osy yesterday q
number OF ladies occupied front seats ia the
court room and listened TO the testimony
given. The case 10 being tried by George
w. Thomp on and the firm Of Blair, king--
lev 4 kleiDbsns for the defense, and J. q.
FitzGersld for the defendant. Several wit
nesses were sworn BY the defense for the
purpose Of showing that the wagon in
which the party rode va. q wider gusge
than the regular wagons, and being very
long was very apt 10 slow, s1c also that
there should be no ratings on embsnk-
ments. except on toll roads Ihs defense
will conclude its testimony this morning.
Considerable interest is being manifested in
the tfisl by the legal fraternity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
Both Houses AdIeurn.

WASHINGTON. March 23.-When the Sen.
ate convened this morning the presiding
officer laid before the body . communicA-
tion from Justice Miller notifying the SEN
ate OF the death Of Chief Justice Waite.
Mr. Edmunds took the hoor, and after
paying a high tribute to the deceased,
moved the sppointmeot OF committee of
i've Senators to attend the funeral Of the
Chief Justice Agreed to A motion to ad-
jonrn until Monday as Q further mark of
resp ect vas also agreed TO. Aessrs. Sher-
msn, Hoar. Wilson Iowa Pugh and George
were appointed committee to represent
ths Senate at the funeral.
The House adjourned until Monday. az .
marx Of respect 70 the deceased Chief Jus
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
AKusKNEY7S


The theatre will present isfg- number
OF splendid attractions next week Begin
ming with Monday night LOtts opens at
powers iD her latest great success. Pawn
Ticket No. 2io" The litbesome. lightsone
frolicksome Lotts is ss frisky and ss brieh
90 Of old and her Pew play = said 70 be one
OF the funniest The sale oi seats IL already
very large.
"Jim, the Penman" has made one n the
greatest hits Of the modern stage. Al who
rave seen Il are in eSslscles over Il sna viii
90 hgain % Powers on Tuesiisv aud We3nes-
dsv evenings ybere s. vii b. presented
with the largest ard finest dramatic c0nl-
psny tbis city hzs, as vet ever sOsu. The
company which vii produce ths play here
~ A ~ PsiBers 10. ] company. sn5
Gsrsna Rapids theatre R0srs may c0Bgrstu-
lals themselves on seeing one 81 the finest
entertainments of tbs or any other season
Tie regular fnatiDse viH Ds given 81
Smiths opsrs Hosss this afternoon yhsE
tbe entire prozrsmms vii be presented
including the sesutfal minstrel scene. 81
oij0 Of uusurf fsssed Bovsitiss and los
is8ghsble comedy. Roasted lovers"
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

EsriY yesterday morning report vss -
csived N this ctr thsf Csief Justice Waite
wss dead. hut il vas scarcely credited anil
sbaut IL Q cios.k whsR sitei states Attor-
nev osSdsin receivef dispsteb confirming
the report NJ Goodwin iSn1sesS steiy rasae s
naocor n The I 1it@i Sisfes Co1rt than an
asionra nent be zzken ent e rcspect - tae
desd jarist Jsdzp Sessrens snnogrced ar
asisnru use1t until ? s'clack tais nseralnz
snd tae 8sg on ne Government binding
wss 1este1 A. aslf-nsst
a the Sdrey1or Coars thr confirmation ~
re SD sns snssica spsfa ~ss ast rese ed
unti 3 1aciock n the sfiernoen- Ihsn city
Atsornev y. y. Taylor. n fe~ ~sli
rh.ssen -erSs zaaved thst - eogFt ss al
isnrnesi. y a NeRrfde secon6ed the oo-
ton va q rrssf seeerh snxf isaze bnrtIa-
game ardsres as stlsuzs2szt aaGk lc
q zlosk th< nsrnsaS-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
The PRESIDENT.

Shocked by the Sews-He Immediately
Writes a Letter of Con d0isncc-
WAsHrSsroS. March 1.-The President
was informed of the death of the Chief
Justice by Colonel Lamont. The President
was very much shocked at the intelligence.
he Was aware that the Chief Justice had
been in bad health for some time. but was
not prepared 10 hear Of bis death. Quite
an intimacy had sprung up between the
trO officials since the Presidents term be-
gan. and the latter had often oeen heard to
express himself in terms of highest praise
of the Chief Justices character and ability.
The President At once wrote . letter TO Mrs.
Waite expressing bis desp sympathy for
her in her sudden Bereavement. which he
sadvss not only personal loss TO himself
bat great loes TO the public service.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
SUED SOME BIG GUNS
a Case Growing Out of Mexican Railroad
Compile 4tions

a Case Growing Out of Mexican Railroad
Complications.
New York, March 23.-Tne National
Bank of Laredo, Texas. has sued Jay Gould,
George Gould. Russell Sage. G.. NJ. Dodge.
the Mexican Oriental Inter Oceanic & In
ternational Railway Company. the Inter
national Railway Improvement Company.
the Oriental Construction Company and the
Mexican Southern Railroad Company, to
recover certain moneys paid by the bank to
the Southwest Construction Company, which
had repres essnted itself authorized to
carry on the work OF constructing railway
through Mexico. The plaintiff alleges that
the company. of which George Gould ap-
peared as president never had legal exis-
tence. Amoug the papers presented in evil
dence il a letter signed bo Jay Gould. Rus
sell Sage, and u. 5. Grant, which the PLAIN
tiff understood purported TO advise the
various companies referred to above TO
accept q certain contract with the South
western Company. u. s. Grant was then
President Of the Mexican Southern, and
the three men named were q com mittee
authorized to act for the other companies.
The normal amount sued fo- is about s3oo. :
coo, with interest since 1855
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

WuLINANTIc, Conn.,, March pa finan-
cial climax that has for long time been
pending. was reached today in the affairs OF
the WillimaDtic Savings Institute. A short
age or misappropriation OF the banks funds
to the amount of $l50.0O0 was found owing.
it was said. to . series of transactions by
Treasurer Royce without the knowledge or
consent of the directors. The alleged tran
ssctions of Cashier Boy ce axe tantamount to
q defa.cation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
THE ANARCHISTS AGAIN.
Meeting Secretly Every Week-Ons Who
Threatens to Expose the Rest.

Meeting Secretly Every wesk-Ons Who
Threatens to Expose the Rest
CHICAGO. March 23.-Otto Reichelt, the
former bookkeeper OF the Arbcster Zeitttng.
has been placed in Jail on q cspias issued
under suit brought against him by a So
cialistic publishing company. the officers of
which claim he hlched over 500 during
1887. Reichelt denies this and promises to
make things warm for the directors. He
claims that the real reason for the arrest
is that his enemies believe he was a spy for
Captain Setback and States Attorney Grin
nell when they were prosecuting Spies ct
al. He denies that he divulged any of the
anarchists secrets. bat AYERS that be will
open his mouth now and tell some things
that the anarchists will not care to hear.
Why" said be, the anarchists meet every
week. Several groups meet away out on
Blue Island-sve. several on Clay oourne-sve.
and some meet on Milwankee-ave. They are
getting stronger than ever"
The police have been aware for some
days past that the anarchists have begun
holding meetings again, and are watching
them closely.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

DErRoIT. March 2S.-At $50 this morn
ing car in the east bound freight train on
the Detroit. Grand Haven & Milwaukee
Road. broke a truck two miles west Of
Birmingham. -Four cars. containing wheat,
hour. bran and shingles. were throsn across
the track and lay there side Dy side, making
IN the wof0s oi q train mxn. "oDe of the
prettiest wrecks ever seen The passenger
train leaving here a. exchanged passen-
gers with the incoming train. No othei
trains are expected until O'Clock. a wreck
ing train is st work. No one hart.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

ssippsd With his Ernployes's sor~y.
A yonag nsn nsmea Wilhsm o Neal bss
been working fos . fsrnsf near Eogiisb-
vile during ths psxs NiDssr. Yesterday.
sceosaDsnie5 by the farmer. be brought .
los3 q hsT 70 he citv s8d his snplovsr
hsvisg ofher bgs ness 70 frsns.ct. of him
- 81 tbs hsy. sbiss hs did. rsceivins the
fnorey for if. Tie farmer, not hs~ing
con plsted his business concluded - re-
main IN the city. He cent q Nesi h9rns
snd fod him - give tts s0oDsF recs 80 iof
t1e hsy ~ his xffe q Sesi vsnf bone enc
put ne fesrn ia fne Bar he th>o ~ert
- tss house ka1 tsld fhe iarrpef Ei's .nsL
Re hsS isfs bis fotsseoo poften - re ~ooos
beffsre e1an4 - tf~n snsi nfor1is ~ sad hDst
Es ~ss ge.n, s4ter e. ~ eisTiss n ne
sspcn-n 81 the v0sds ans nor rsf1ffiing
s-.-.--..-.-. ~ ~sa fyun6 khsf BE- hed
.ssA. - trsia fron Esgiiss7ii.s. takiek
fhe r neg wifh 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

eASee<,>t ~ Nst ft>s~sAs ss>ANs
MUsKEGoN. MaFch 23.-The case Of &. c.
Jacks Va John Torrent which has been on
trial ia the Circuit CsuFi for the past two al
three days. was nasily settled today. The
case was giveD 10 the jary last evening
about o'clock. They remained out ali
night aad al ii o'clock this morning came
IN with . verdict Of Si6s 80 for the
plaintiff. DsLong & o HArs appeared for
The plaintiff snd Smith. Minis. Hoyi a
Erwin for the defendant This being the
last jury case Of this session the jury were
al discharged af.eT : six- reeks term.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
Leonard's--Changed Daily.


BIRD Cages
Are marked down lower fbsn ever 1ou
can find on the third do8r take tbe eievs.
tori any style of cage your imhg nation car
picture-wav from susll travelling csre
up 10 the largest parrot cages. Round cAgos
rsBge all the way from - cents, 81 ceDis
and 65 cents up TO 81 and the rqusrs are
from 90 ceSis up 10 81. Il you want any
thing IN tbis line gen could not % befisr
than look our assortment over before buy
ing.
Cbssp Wasts-Psper Bssssos
Are among the new arrivals on the fourth
floor. Just think OF good vnste- IEsper ors-
kst for 80 cents. Why. they use1 10 De 3
and then thought bargain: bat ne eought
these ~ . bargain. aud wc oher then 81
great bargain.
Piano LAMPS
We have been opening . new line of
Piano Lamps. some Ia ole iron. and also
lev new styles Of Dining lamps You will
see them on the second Hoor. I'll ls new
style OF Dining lamp IL something reTv
handsome Rbd will 20 further - make
your table look attractive than snytbing
you can bur.
Plates, Plss~s = plstssffi
Decorated plates, Bsve you seen the
vinoow oi cboios Decorsted Platssg Ifnof.
when yOu ere down town just stop and
see tbem--tbey are very pretty and choios
OF course some of them are expensive. but
then ss have n say that are not 40 eyper-
sive in fact. great many vesfs Offering 81
great bargains. II vou DO not fDd WHIST
you want ia the collection ip the window.
surely you viii IA the assortment o. fne
second floor.
II. LEoNARD'e Sons a co
~ and 81 Apofps -
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
TO REPRESENT TIE EMPEROR.
Prince william Authorized to DO Busi'
ness for His Father.

BERLIN. March Z5.-An imperial decree
has been issued autho izing the Crown
Prince William to represent the Eta
peror in the transaction OF official busi-
ness. 1t is addressed TO Prince William.
and expresses the wish that he become con-
versant with the Affairs Of State by imme-
diate partici patton u t1em. Ii intrusts 10
the Crown Prince the preparation aud dis
charge Of such dlties as may be assigned TO
him by the Emperor. aud empo sers him
TO sffix his signature 10 documents rs the
representative OF the Emperor without
special authority on each occasion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
Jackets for g. IS Al Kidd-ra


This i t1e nsms q = Rsx printing 6T3
IN tais city 0rzsnizss from fse 0Ia y. A.
Trus Prinsiae Osnpssy, ~itb r Rice We
ass sesn n tbe su EBov - I. 3 Sssntoa 20
the sst tarse yesrs e. Hsaaxer NJ hice
Pas hs1 = isrse sxterle1cs - t1e pFiatisg
business. hsvuE 5een cs8necfed xith ese
vsro1s soa sratiax hon@es IN fhss cafF
siaes the clas@ 81 re "a He W. -
rlss-~d . 49, a. hs ols friea5s - rs ne~
aasrsers csraeg Iye1 sa5 0ztsxssss- op-
vosiae tne 80 C5fV B&il
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

CHATHAM. Mass. March 23.-The schooner
Ella, Captain Hart, from Rockland for New
York, with lime, went ashore on Chatham
Bar duriog a thick snow storm and gale
last light. Sue was boarded bv the life
saving crew with difficulty. The vessel
Was found 10 have been abandoned. and
her cargo was on fire. 1t is feared that the
crew ware lost
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
Another wrestling Match

tpSsSs,<S ~ Rst fe>tosss-eetAes
MUsKE6ON. March 2S.-Chsrles Moth an
Capt Tom Shields have arranged for an
other match of catch ss-cstch h-csn. best
three out of five, for So side. sad the
winner is to have the un6BisaeS match al
Grand Rapids. Money has already began
circulating in the match. IL will come of
in the Clay Avenue Armory next Wednes-
day evening March Is
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
MANlsTEs MATTERS.
yisi47ieas af the GanAs Laws A@asstss
GzHsidAss ksx ssessraoT-

yloissieas Of ths Game Laws A@asstss .
czastaass ksE Gessraor-
AANissEE, Axfeh 25-DePuty Game and
Fish Warden Nlskern. OF this county. is
mskiag IL hot Tor ylolst0rs Of the game
isss. Yesterday through his efforts. John
Saunders. Of Maple Grove. was convicted Of
kliins aeer cut al season, and vas aned
S49, or thlrty days IA jail. A ID. frlnk.
Who ssys he is from Ann Areor, is also IA
the same nK. hs was convicted aud tined
So. OF thirty days IN ali. Both are behind
the bars Of the County Jail. They hsdn I
any cash. Lim Daley, OF Maple Grove. WAS
also arrested upoa lhe sane charge and
pleaded guilty. lie sss tined sl7eo or
twenty days an jail. he IL very busy look
ing tor the money. Other arrests wlli on-
d0ubtsdly be made soon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

wAzs1xsroS. March 2S.-Ths Speaker Of
the House sppointed the following mem
bers COMMITTEES to Join with = COMMITTEES
of the senate to maze arrangements con
cernlnz the funeral Of the late Chief Justice
Messrs. Kelly. 2eRey. GrosvenOr. BreckeD-
ridge. Of Kentucky, Stewart Of Vermsn&
Carlton. Cannon. Anderson. snd Russell.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

CHoAeo. March 23.-The Burlington road
FLED bill in the United States Court today
to compel the Rock Island road to handle
its freight The Rock Island Is now the
only ros j that Absolutely refuses to handle
Burlington cars or freight. Arguments
upon the bill will be heard tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

Columns. O., March Ex-Governor For.
aksr sent the following message this even
ing
"ExxrUrrvE CHsNsxRs, CoIUxBUs. O..
March Z3.-To ChrtsfepheT Waite Washiag-
ts,l u. O. The people Of Ohio nave heard
With profound sorrow the unexpected death
Of the Chisf Justice. Be assured they deep
~ sympsthize With bis bereared family
ard iail7 appreciate the great loss the
country has sustained. J. b. FoRAkER-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

WssH1xeTaS. March 23.-Tas Ohio dee
gates n Congress. both Democrats and Re-
puhlicsns, met At the Cseitol this afternoon
snd appointed a committee - drsf resoi1-
tions 81 he isssa Of Chief Jastics Waite
The resoluaers ell Be reported toS,or-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
A osUe sToas EXPLOSION.
a Clerk - grand Ledge sesiousiy Iainr.s
Yes3srSav Morning.

YESTERDAYS HDrnsng.
ssr.<es-r rrf ~t.stsss. -sets.
Gasra lsnse &src5 AT About 50
eek tnis n morning xn sxssiSsiga ocoarre5
in CoaeTsfl' drag Stare, . TIE corner ~
+ aes and 5ssersoa-sss. rhicb bisr cat
the Frsaca psts gis.s fropt b~sskisg = in
thossao6 yseC-s sfs ssfieasiT fntar5as
Charsss Evsrnsrt. ths ciers p cnsrxe wso
Il = sbo4xat - f1se as ief go Tas
socb5eas wss csus>d kT ~ kssrks~ss A.
PzgsstlBg some szrsT - whieh caetsfr.fs
ssd eeen f.szse5 ter - iunsent 49, whs.ls
8 = sux,ssased centsfteS p.rka~e uf,te.k
hs1 aeez sgsr leaked
M. Asiks 6assfeoa rneese- - u..vv
AsosrsoA, shs 1sss - 90 Eass>s ssstsss
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

CHICAGO. March 23.-Ia the case Of James
W. Sykes. the ex-wsrenouss man of this
city. recently convicted Of issuing frsudu-
lent warehouse receipts. q motion for q new
trial vas tOdsy refused. and he was sen
tenced - three years IN the stare peniien-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
The Kast saginaw strike on.

EAST SAGINAW. March 23.--The strike Of
800 union carpenters which began January
! for nine hours work, was declared OF
this morning. an agreement having bee
reached on the basis OF nine hours WORK
and slight reduction OF wages.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
Ready to Inysstirats Bou,aprer.

PARIS, March 23.-The court of inquiry
to investigate the case of General Boulsnger
with reference TO his candidacy in the re-
cent election has been formally constituted.
General Boulanger has arrived here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

HoRxELEsviLIs n y. March "a
Ssiscbmen in The Erie Railroad yards OF
this city vent er 3 strike this morning
Their xflsvsaces srs ios wages and an OBJ
jsctiousete Tar3mssler.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

Eau CLAIRE, Wis. March 23.-John Bag
ley. agent OF the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Road at Porteryille. was found gagged
and tied in lhe station. where he sleeps,
this morning. At midnight three masked
men covered bin wiik revolvers, took 500,
q gold watch and two reyolyers. No clue.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

F1T-kf ~eesfel1ce ~ a~r 80 Fsurs Fer
= (sss-s "a cixe. xs-ek - ssss Ssrsh Fox
SD yeers
Fanrrss fr8n tss ~ teacs - cass-st ssngr-
zsF ne 1zta o. - = "a. Frensss snz-1ei
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

NEw YoRx. Aar,a 23-~The yacht Coro-
net rhica rou he ocean race with the
Dsoutiess isst sNBmer. started yesterday
frsn this city k,f voysze sr0uad the
I'D
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24
The Emperor Much Bettsr.

BERLIN. March 23.-Emperor Fredsrick's
laryngsal disease exhibits more decided
improvement than it has shown in many
months and hopes are now entertained of
his probable complete cure. He passed
good night last night and walked for soma
time in the orangery of the palace today.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

NEs Nokk. Nara sS,-Nice President
Hopkins save there is no disagreement
sm0ng Missouri fsciEc dirsol@ss Ths
earnings are as large - usual namely.
enough 10 Justify 10 per cent civiaend. The
asclihe IA stscks was oat 10 newspaper AZ
i&cks
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-24

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