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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18
lEoNAap 80 sslkNAg
F-iss ksporss Cs-sr-steisa-ss istsFsts~
Ntlh 4 "a Ass4.sd

Hsviax hsarS - uea seQgt the sup
possd a. tnsg tts propgLsion Of ths Lson-
asc Rsfrissrator Com p3ny ssfs using Their
ienueBcs feY t1s - siseiion sf k a. l0ra
10 Ccasrsss. a representative q tss Tsss-
osAs REkALp called upoa NJ G. II Lssn-
al yestsrday. sud iAe iaost sfdsat kSpUs-
hcsa would have bseD Erssinsd - ssss
ls4fs tas iotsrSiss. - 50 40 pelinciaD.
SD NJ Leonard. "sad never -Es. bai /
al A. good hspaeiieaa toass e. ever
snd I shaI vote for Z. l.. Bsitnsp snd nol
f5r N Ii Ford bad aothirE 70 DO. di-
rsctly az iBdirscuy. piih The formsuon of
tbst Refrigerator Ford Clu0 You sac IN the
Democratic parade the other nisht, and
never IN any ssy inlsrfsrs or Try 10 later
fsre With ne politics OF ny men. rhs tact
Is there afs . good many Democrats work
ing in our factory who think thss have been
grossly wfonged because tue zlBc monopoly
has several Tunes 80 raised TIE price Of
zinc that We have shut down that part of
our factory where nno is used and the eEn-
ployes have thus been thrown out OF work.
twill b. remembered that the banner on
the wagon which preceded the frEerator
CLUB bore the words. The Zinc Monopoly
Must Co. Referring 10 ths Mills olli Mr..
Leonard said the reduction Of the tariff GA
zinc was only Ore-haii cent p-s pound 0r
- per cent. Of the present duty" A ths
duty Is nov 90 per csnt o. the present
price the proposed reduction would -
only 10 per cent 0t the price add would
not in the least affect the monopoly which
now controls this article. and the working
men would never know the difference i
DO not propose 10 bolt the Republican
ticket because / think nv interests will fare
much better with them than with the Dem
ocrats' Continuing the conversation further
| Il WAS learned that tie Refrigerator com
| pany used on the average one bSrre. of
xlcohol n week. the price paid beng 800
per bsfnl. The tax on alcohol ~ said Mr. e.
| Leonard, is s 40 per gallon. and without
! the tax, or with the tax removed for man-
| ufscturing purposes. We could ibuy this al
| cOhol tor about So per barrel. The Teduc-
| ton proposed by the Republican Senz.s
| bill is one that would be felt. There are q
number of furniture factories here VINO IS
| about the same quantity OF alcohol that We
| DO who will tell YOU the same story. !
| ployes and TO show that | wanted 10 be
| fair with them aud their party, when some
| OF the men asked me for the Use OF our
wagon for that parade, | gave them the
| loan Of il ont of good nature. but neither
| they nor any one else can quote me as
| Democrat shall vote for Belknsp."
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18
is BACKING WATER
THe LONDON inns CHANGES FRONT
SD th~t Couslasiss Esideacs is obt@insa
th1g shs fzraeil Letters Ars
foTssrtss-Thx Tory rsrty
BADLY Damaged.

Nsw YoHs. Oci lT-A nas special
ff0m London SAYS The coming metuoE
Of shs Psrnsll Csnmlsslon already throws
q shadow larrs snd pousuueus euQuEh -
~ nopohEs political Glisnuou- TIE PAT
LculArs o. be charges mscs - tie Lonaon
Ilt.ss nlsd yesterday sAow Eelsefsl change
0i fTont cn tie part u the prose uuon.
Alter years Of Yirulsni personai changes
agsinst PANEL and caFlng btm 90 meet
theu thls assslisnt 0i a. things iran he~
turns around 4ud lrles - eYade the o0uss-
quencs 0i It's conduct by throwing oui blE
orsg-net 10 t1s shape 0f vague allegation e
against TIC lflst party. No less Than N4ts
I've Irish msnbefs have died afadAsits
of answer aud ~ TIE IiH4es succeeds il
fastening upon sinFie one " his uum
ber . solitary suspicious action. letter of
connection. lf hopes ltus a. sscspe CEN
plcte failure. uui DO Is the genera. belief thar
Justice Hannen will not permit thls kind
of subieriuFe ba. vii hold the Jta.es 60
proof that its alleged Parnsli letters are
genuine. ] am tod that very conclusive
evidence that hey are lorgsrles nas been
secured Ia America The assertion ls even
made that the lOrEer ls well knOwn and Tie
expectAti on Is now quite general that tie
Iiacs will be 50 badly beaten as % serious ~
damage its party in Parliament, particularly
sine. it is settled th4t the Attorney
General is really 20 appear Ia It's behalf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18

Once More Dist uroiDg the Serenity ol
ssuthers Prssbytsrians.

Once More Dist urbiBg the Serenity OF
ssuthors Prssbytsrians.
SEw YoRK, Oct. 1.-THE HOrifs Colum-
b;a ). c. special says The bitter 6ght of
The southern PresbytsriAns over the evolu-
ton qucs ton has been renewed. Rev. DIR.
James Woodrow. while professor of natural
science in the COlum bia Theological Semi
nary. eOnteaded that the suppositiOn OF the
evolution OF man was not inconsistent
with the Bible. For this he was removed.
Toe Charleston Presbytery lzst week passed
a resolution. two TO one. prohibiting any
one within the church writing upon or
criIicisinE the dec cision of the General As
sembly at Baltimore, which condemned DR..
Woodrow teachings
The State Synod. now in annual session
A. Greenwood, has adopted resolutions con-
demuing the action OF the Charleston
PresbTtery - unconstitutional. irregular
aud unvise The action OF that presbytery.
SAYS the synod, imposes a restraint upon
the right OF freedom In the expression of
opinion which is unwsrranted by law"
The synod directs the Charleston Presby-
tery 20 convene ~ once and correct it's pro-
ceedings. These resolutions we're adopted
by a vote of.9o to 53. which was q victory
for the Woodrow evolution element W hich
has been gaining ground for two years.
Several members of the Charleston Presby-
terry openly declare that they will not obey
the syn0d's com N and and il ia probable that
the whole matter will be taken before the
General Assembly of the Southern Prssby-
terrain church.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18

fAs SO zeal ssss. sss Ars o-ss
saa sas4ts-tsa

Galcass 0ca I1-s9 "a as ne fuaniak
ef lls N8rra slis cas- ga coa-.f1sd, 20
ssrs-ri.a.e ehsnxs Ia ths situation 50 thls
nlernlnx oossrsaois. sH-spt inat. ssing %
tas eas.s 44slax koas tecsp1F.Esg % .
suiks. soms hils ds.sY sas csused ~
sfafnsg In- caFs. csl1 -. lns u1lp1gF ~
North s.aeFs 70 =s.k A ats sEtsf 3
ococs ae-ssss. ss@fstaiuz sss working
sueolhly rbs cars On tls G4r6s.d. Wells
80 H.slsi hsss --rs azaausd - ln- as~
alsu sals lhs Oh szaas locked 4itsE tas
ot1sfs
~ regard 10 The tsm per Of TIE men. how-
ever = kFesG easlSe as gtssfFaols. ias
fsosllo4s spirit shic5 yesterday oa1s l4lr
10 pfeci plate . rsassal % nosliliile7 ssrt1s
- hsss ess4 eissrafa0ly saed4sd. al ln-
stead ot talklag stf<s nnds relief in roand-
" 1s1oaBci1. Ar fsfkes al tAs s0itasss
of E1s con 4i.Lss ia sI0sins him 10 pun
ms u0oi over ia syss-
As tas nesting % The msn iast night tbs
oota a lice aopoIassd - ~aIt 0H NJ. lsfkss
30 demand ths rslns-4LemsaI Of the Oh ~ e.
o. their former positions reported that Il
IA been uuaDis 10 nnd him. nam Der
ol t1e msn present spoke strongly in favor
* striking. oat eonsslraLVs c0aasels pre-
vailed, aud = strlke a. lsast Tor tnr pres
eat is avsrtsd. Another cOmmiltse was
appointed 10 cCnfsr With the Cltizens COaa-
mIttes u Calcsso sod Lake View. present
re rlsn side OF the situation 20 them and
lhen faaxs It's call on M Ierke.-
Ihs cars run by the ns~ meu srs still
under police pr0tscti8n aud II the Old la Ell
afs l0 be oslleEed. they Nil continue 10 be
guarded 0Y the 0iue-cOsts throughout the
Minter.
"lg souldn't be healthy for any OF the
scaos - takr oct the cars alone. There are
o. many OF them now shat Ne have about
come 80 the couclsslon that lt would be
useless for "a 10 strike again but the new
men may dad their situations so uncom-
t0rt4ble that they will be only too glad 10
quit
No." continued the old hand, there
sssms 10 Do little hope Of our gaining any
thing By striking We we're fools 10 let up
when We had Ierkes down. But he out
generated US By befudding our committee
| or rather by consenting 10 au arrangement
that has tive interpretations. and We must
now grin and bear H. However, our time
sill come some dAy ana you may be sure
ws will not get beat sgsin. / don I say that
| .heFe won't De sny strike. for there may be
/ Ierkes 10 breaking our organization into
smlthersens and = stand may be taken 10
save L. But 1t il not likely. You see We
| gave him too much warning aud Enabled
hin 70 prepare for Us oy getting new men"
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18
ANOTHER RAILROAD CRASH.
Tn. Top OF Tusnel Caves IN Upoa n
West shore Trsis.

West shore Trsis.
NEwnrRGa. y. 4. Oct l5.-Hhen the
West shore train raich lett WsehaWksn
At SIS iast evening rssched point IN the
Wszt Point Tuaael where the roof vas being
repaired. lsrxs mass % rocks and earth
came down on ths baggage and express
esrs crushing them and suddenly stopping
ths train. Nobody vas inIurcd. Only one
mao as IN the nsggage car a. tBs time
The damage to the tunnel Is great and 10
will be fully week before it can be used.
The Vast ,hors Eil use the Erie tracks IN
the mcanlins.
The ends Of The first tvo cars. which
-srs fiisd With baggage snd express matter.
rere crushed and fsttened oat hzs Egg
shells ssd the tunnel vas II led With deors
TIE express messenger bad Just got up
from his char sud walked toward the for
vsrd sud Of he car when The crash came.
sud the rrsr srd ~ the car vss cut OF hs-
hird him - clssniY a. witb knife The
passengers cropped their wsy out Of tns tun-
nel sui rsre carried 20 Cornwall bY boar
~ midniEhf. The tlnnsl runs under ths
parade ssound of fhe United States Niii-
fsrr Academy. ~hich . 10 fer above
The csvs u IL henssfh Csllovs HoIlov
snd there fhs surfscs of To ground for the
diameter 0f any l-el ia extent ssok down
thirty feet
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18
LIN YEARS Old.
The DscenniAi Celebration of Bryan
Council. Royal Arcanusa.

The DscennfSi Celebration of Bryant
Council. Royal Arcanuaa.
The members OF Bryant Council. No. lS2.
ROYAL A-canum, last evening celebrated
the tenth anniversary Of its organization
with a remarkably pleasant musics. aud
literary enter ainmenr al their Dali, fol
lowed by a supper OF the Eagie Hotel.
Invitations nad been issued ana over three
hundred ladies and gentlemen we've present
81 the hail. Hugh McCailOch. Regent OF
the Coupcil. presided. The programme was
opened with vOczi duet by Mrs Csmpau
and Wm. Harris VINO saug Holy Mother
ID. r. C0rbett followed with brief address
on behalf of the order. lie said that while
the order was only little over eleven Years
OF age, il had attained n membership Of
s6 coo, and that BRYANT Council now lust
ten years old. had grown from An org Inal
mem bership oil fifteen until il now had u
members. lie strongly commended the
order on account both of its iraterual and
beneficiary features.
Mrs. Mcwhorter and Miss Fitch rendered
ss piano duet . 'Rondo briiiianie' and 80
pleased the audience that they h4d 20 re-
spond 10 an encore. MIR. Harris followed
with a solo. The Anchors Weighed and
was also compelled TO respond 10 a peTsls-
tent encore Then Miss Myrtle koon gave
p recitation. "Old Beau" and IN response
to the enthusiastic encore which fol-
lowtd. recited "Neddie's Visit Hiss
Kipp and Miss Abbie Boxheimer
next rendered very preuy yOun
aud piano duet. Mrs. Campau was greeted
with applause 81 she appeared TO sing \
| solo. Marie end had 10 respond 10 an
encore. Miss k0On was again called upon
and delighted the audience by reciung
| Mrs Jones Revenge" J c. Knox. who
| has 3 pure tenor voice, sang Il Am Wait
ing" Mrs. McWhorter and Miss Fitch
rendered, IS piano duet. the spanish
| Dances" and Miss koon was called upon
the third time End brought down the
house with "Josish's Attempt at Serena
ding"
g and Regent G. II. Francis OF West Bay
City, " hu was present, was next introduced
| and made short address. After siiuding
briefly Of the growth of the Royal Arcanum
be spoke OF the financial features OF the
order and the economy OF its methods. and
then earnestly urged the development OF It's
fraternal and social features.
A beautiful duet Night in Venice by
Mrs. Campau and Mr.. Harms concluded the
programme. after which al the suggestion
oi Regent AcCulloch. a rising vote OF
thanks vas given the ladies and gentlemen
| who had kindly given their services 10 the
Council in the presentation OF the pro-
gramme.
At the conclusion OF the exercises the
CUES OF the Council were invited % an ex-
celent supper, comprising oysters, ice
cream. etc. 81 the Eagle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18
CANADA GAZING
rh- Dsu,lelos VIII Surrender en IN.
Fi-h=~se- Question

rh- Ds-nsslos VIII Surrender IN IN.
Fi-h=~se- Question
Nrv GeaN. Oct. lf-Ihe Hrf this
morning publishes the following special
ron Toronto. Ont ls . thought thst ne
Oouiniou govern ment Intends to bsck
do~n GA ths fishery question. The Frss
ffzs af Iond1u. ont which voices tae
views Of Minister ~ Azrica'turs Csriiog.
taxes the Erouad hat Canada ssd 5ef-rr
vi-td Afrr r-vieE ~ the question ot zee
frsrsh. cmeut ef tsa in eond. is SAYS
IS au.si n nct oe Feii thst Gsnata sraa 4
Tsi7e aer rgn's nr3er fhe treaty af 1878
49, be wiling. n11er lie altered caadilioa
81 fhinss s respect to carriage oT rai, 10
pr~uis Amarfctn shsgmeu The priviiezs 0f
rssing uss nf o1r lines Esp she. suppose of
f-rrrritn fhrir tr mate csfcs ta thp
seners marker We frankly COO fs~s that
vs would De- Ia hFer of such = concss-
rsu
Ths EDITORIAL concludes that 'n resisting
trs An.aH cs1 cnn anUar Canada .s sana-
irr ir Ser eva hrar The article = Z. early
inspirsl from otsws.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18

TrHAcs. y y oct i7.-la tas course ~
convsrssrion st ths Cornell Universitv.
ssturssv. Edrsri Atwisson. ne Boston
gsnia. h.d discovered cheap method ol
0issolving xss BY com oiniaE t wifh hT
dragsn and producing soiuti0n ca -
zinc -ster rhis liquid u snplisd @ cer.
tam -oosis notsniY wildwood askes Il
sssaiatsV srs proof ssd a. low en-f
kfk1nssn regards shis discovery a. aus ~
fae most important u The sse Sc ous thst
wI surely revolution So insursnca AZ
wal a. iamen sslg decrease lossss - Sra.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18
THe uNCRoWNep ZIG.
Mr.. blaine Arrives at ChicsgO-The Pro-
gramns for His Return Trip.

Mr.. Blains Arrives at ChicsgO-The Pro-
gramms for His Return Trip.
CHICAGO, Oct. 17.--James q. Blaine. ac-
compsnied by Walker Blaine and General
King. of Maryland. arrived hers at 5 o'clock
this evening and went immed-
lately 10 the Grand Pacific Hotel. His ar
rival was unexpected and there was no
demonstration at the depot other than
some cheering by = number Of railroad
men and others by whom the distinguished
visitor was recognized. Mr.. Blaine was
still suffering from the effects of a cold,
which has threatened a recurrence OF his
throat trouble, but il IS believed that the
danger has already been arrested and that
with day or two of rest and quiet after
the fatigue of his Indiana trip ho will fully
recuperate. he will speak on Saturday
afternoon and leave for the East bv way OF
Detroit, on Sunday evening. The pro-
gramme for his return trip includes speeches
at Buffalo on Monday. al Rochester on
Tuesday and In New York City on Thurs
day evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18
The WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIPS.

The AZ Louis browns Win the Second
came very Hsndiiy by score Of TO o.
NEw YoRK oct i7.--five thousand peo-
pie witnessed the second game between ST.
Louis and New York for the worlds cham
pionship. Chambsrlain aud Welch were
the opposing pitchers. IL was the form sr =
first game against the New Torks and be
had them a. bls mercy. The7 got 20 first
ten times fiTs times on hits. three times on
balls and thrice or errors. but the succeed
ing bstters rere easily disposed Of mainly
through Chamberlain hBs pitching
Wslch did finely until the lsst inning when
the Browns got on 70 sim and pounded out
twO esFnsd runs
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18

NEr Yosx. 0r- IA vsry important
scuon On t5s psrt of senator Alison fsr
ssys Nncs hss .ntrsiy sscspea pasic A.
tentioa unti sronsht cocsE sEic1-lsly 10 ne
rntdc nrff-- today ~ grou inerf i-7n
wsrxsrs rasvirsn5s sni Wsst kLr-
sni. s~s dlscussss tee r1sttsr a.
- h~arfrr rEo rrarni reut enTne~s ~rs-
Io f1scIF It - tksf ~enafor a iscn ~
-dsr a. s tas 1ss-d Stsses ssnats rxv.
neilce fhsf ae Teuid ~ a ssTy 6sls sfsr
a. arerf 1ssaf nlsrl rz cs.i sisck srd er m
en shs szs1s2.s a ss . nsr prsv.ded -
80
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18
HOLLAND HAPPENINGS

The Democrats Sailing Under False Coiors
Republican Parade.
HOLLAND, Oct 16 The rally to be held
here next Saturday evening is not a Union
Labor rally. as advertised by large posters
all over to be addressed by Benjamin Col.
vim Of Bay City. but Democratic rally. aud
the leaders ot the Union Labor party pro-
test letting any Of their boys marching on
that night.
The Republican. ars to have large
torch light procession ana are making big
efforts % have al the Republican boys turn
out With 80 many horses as possible. They
are 70 oe addressed bF Roswell c. Horr Of
Saginaw. II the weather IS good IL look,
as ihough We are 70 have the largest process
on ever held in this city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18

NlIIKAF HAAETuIIfu REfofF THAT
| J can sell you lol ioI go - aa~E ssc bsl-
snoe o. lnuntblf pasnsnfs A. frotI room
O.. Lofeii blefl opI. sweet hoirl
It0k kAlf- LAHNf noUsI AID IOI ot
i TIE MI ief 90 Hifo uu.-t sud iol oE Ger
rleT st faf . a-. alss . lac. "a CAL out io oI ~
iug Al tls above a. cbshn tHesT ... $50
"a WAFo a. a. olrot AGcut -l aisisi
Loh shit-INNNhf NkNTlNs HoNf rs
/ the esstefu part ei fbt cHs sea reruIc . nef
have one - thf huief hoarte IH tfaI PER ~ tils
cay "a ssqsin. togG hinsfs. saat lower
tioot Telephone go
ll0h rhlf -Nill tIDlt AMI pNlIf1NG
i Own and ots lo "a t nf faDi anEt 20
property a. fhf fIif TiH irtl fDui
stones hifh. painted waite. go run ed aluas fur
bott. Rpoc cleaning sppafsiut fseHrI uoIs shell.
e. and a. machinery Necessary l.f dn.nf GOOD
cilrtou hutiAs= simple f0wsi--th y He.t ~ Ia
River Etvrfsl scres 81 srunuc stsTs faa asci las
CON binec abo un same pF,u. laff ut inrHfuhrsnof
uu property 81 fSllHtt ftlIaaa a rHFrfii8uts .
Law once. hatloBsi fi', hanl sioit si4
lOk hALH-nof So AL luI ok CIAtIb-
II e.. one Ou laisa asftff uis on Insisf|fi
resf siresa can llfeT5 property isI tsls or "a
isi hlso properly Ia otler psfa ef llit miy for
sale. J. 1ssicf. - sDo il iisIn'le 'le.r-svs iist
TOR sBLH-I lAECl BRICK IHEilaN0
i bouse on fprlHfsi iof 500 uesi S7ame
cN eilirf house 81 !sxneatt.. Dor 2 tlt erG 80
- acre isrn .n tFsrs for 3 f1o 81 ca sansE
lssnleuif arc reasonable teffla p barfef
focR "a. l<osafe hiotk- osts lGtlil llbfsff
zs7u
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18
NEW YORK Foa HARRISON
So says tho New York Herald asd Says
Irwin BlE. BigD.

NV YORK. Oct. lin a. editorial sx-
planning is course in publishing the pri
vats advice from its correspondents giving
the reasons -hy Harrison Is likely to carry
Nsw York state. the Herald ssys Tbs
H1r.d q an indep-ndsnt psper ~ the tFu-
sst sense Of ths word and does not care /.
d-n for any party" The object Of publ
cation. 10 says q 70 impress upon the
Democratic leaders thss tney siii not have
walk-ovsr and nat II shsy would sue
cssd ths Hii-Cleysisnd controversy Snd
wranEs over lOcsi orhcss must be buried
az oace.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18
A FATAL EXPLOSION.
Wagon Load Of Fireworks Explode frs-
matursly

FoET WAYxE Ind. Oct T.-Lsursnso
Bouss vas killed and Bob Smith fatally in-
lnrsd oy the eIplosioa ofs wagon load ~
fireworks st s O'Clock tonight The men
were standing n n. wagon firing ~ Ro
ms1 csn6lss -beB tns frswcrKs, 81 rhich
there we're 3 80 pounds took frs and ex.
pio1ed. The wsgnn vzs SMASHED into
kidding ve0d B3urss was burned almost
20 Crisp While Sn tb received rhst sfs
thouEbt - BE- fsta injuries. smith q ths
isssfs 0f t1s Acs5erav ~ 4usic - tbs CITY
an -ss n the committee - look sfter
hrsworks darihg ne Isurman dem0nstrs-
t~~
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18

Among tss nisrrisss Hc~ssss granted vss
tsrday wss one ta Joan r. Deans Of Has
tngs. and Nrs. Mary ? Dsnnis. q thi'
city r. only r~c1sr features - ~.
srsatinE a. fkls ii<uss i - tEe isct rs
NJ Ds1nis p-ocarsf lirrres fron ar
Dsnnfs saort u1,s sE0 In tas Bsrrv coonfF
Crrrn ~ uennn = prem nsnf lghf z
the Iae-,sCrsf rsnhsrz psftr. a 81
f1r ~ tas ssf zs Arvaat 80 = r0st
master 81 tfsf cry
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18
A RAIlsoAo.s nEcessITIea.


The Afchisoa Lin. wuss Har. $40 900 ZOO
a. Oace.
BosTov. Oct. 1.-THE J7fsraal ssys. d" We
learn from an sEcellsnt suthoriiy tie fali
messars If he Aschison. TopexA 4 ssnt.
Fs Railroad 6nsrcsl necessities and this
= Sl9ooo 900. This sum wiil take al the
soxfing dsbt snd $50 meet tks irdsstsd-
Bsss for ns- ssui prent nov IN coarse q
construction. To ueef this nsr harden
private can uvsss If to. isrgsr stockholders
"a 9ning cu IN order - sxcsTtsln the
auounfs thsf thess stOckho ders vili
take "a proposed second mortgage
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18

CxzvrArr. 0hio. Oct III n. Chsnd-
lsr a Co ~hole~s'- ie~-iers. sssgned To-
fav rhsir iisai11ies "a est naatsd a. ~ -
exc ssd 80 ss@eis 81 So 0ta tse faun-s
zre~ en- 81 = ,avceft decisrsd sgsiast -
s-u sv 80 Eatrh Makers 4 Jsseers Ass9-
Z. sfian cf ne Enit@a ~fsfes. NIos stRz ~
ru - ef ise s<ssei.lscs S.s ss< snnse At IA
.asazskk
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18
A CURIOUS THEFT.
Thousands of BasheI. OF wheat stolen by
Commission Men.

Commission Men.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Oct. 1.-The uhea;
steal case vas in court today and the whole
story came out for the first time. From
thirty thousand 20 forty thousand bushels
Of wheat were stolen from the elevator, aud
10 IS alleged that ths firm of ID. G. h0ak 4
Co, which recently failed. we're the princi-
rails. ". q. Hsrlev. their bOokkeeper. and
Charles Mason. foreman Of the elevator.
are named "a accessories. The cars we're
overloaded At she elevator and delivered T.
The 6rm. Harry Holcomb. the sx-foreman,
vas also implicated, bat ne escaped More
disclosures aud arrests are expected 20 fol-
Low
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18

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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18

W. hSNE SOME oF Thf FIhE-I FIkEs
W and frlt iauaf fuT sac iu she stat. Hise
valuable .Hnus iof eHcaaHsf faft kiuses.
and Tower biocE lee bgus tN
NOR FAlf-TEE fam BELONGING 70
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one nile Wesl - fise flif ifuuf.nf frcfesl IL
lf 8 iiue ds4fs isrni o. l0f ifuH rsfiue anc eaf.
ceuIng Nay be- sor ~ from tfH io thlrs scfe
lpis apply - bf "a ~nIif sanlusfstci. ia
Fourth a. ersnd hsPlcs slsh toAf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18
TalRrY-sx NEW CASES.
Yesterdays Record Of N. Flseus at Jack
soavfli.

JAcEscxvIrLE Fla. Oct. f7-Ths Prssi.
dent Of ne Beard Of Hesita reports IS new
cases of fever f1r ths twenty 7-f0Br honrs
ending At e rip. ~ today There wsrr thrre
iesths a. folf1rT James Fsiriie. r "
Tresoack. Gustav Mailer o. the new cases
SIX Esre shifs snd Thirty c0lors6. Totsl
Gees to dals 566 t0tsl desths 3l1
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18

KTsFTFr SOLICITORS FsfTof
~ meft srr pred rsY e air ufro1u Firis =
- filr o. r1rsf 81 god fFnfs 80
vsrfs Laeiss fsr.or 49, 1ersf ti'yt -
t8ENI4-of 3 tHF5-IHAs FrvAe SILL
II ne froH ~ eeUis 70 ~ viH rsT rea 3
8 rf r-0tf thsr snr ~ eef ths reri ftres
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fE7--0' 3 CHsTeTTts BffoHs SILL
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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18
Boord9ng.


KVtNTrD-Tvo o. THKEE B0tEDE1s y
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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18
Tor Iiruf--ROOrIls.
FOR Renf--Houses.

NOR RRNT-oNT FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
L room, 70 gentlemen. CAL 81 is2 hsusprn ef
1ao
NOR EFNT-NFw BRICK U0rsF OF TN
I roons centrally located Enquire - -
Worth b FicB - 20
NOR RENT-LAEsE CONVENIENT HOUSE
with hsru and > scfrs of land or Nesi
Leonard a between 70 road and Alpine ave
Terms 80 per year. 1eis phone -. Hsrrs1u
y arau 81 ok HHf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-18
Situations H'anfed-Femalc.

lEfANTFD-sITUATIOS A. CASHIER As-
" fisfsnf bookkceper or cOpyisi. by young LADY.
I. boK q this of'ice. 10l
SITUATION BY LADY sTFNoG-
W rapher ous OF town preferred. Address g.
box & care this once -