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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

Nrw YosK, Aug. ls-one of the largest
excursion parties that ssve ever been
organized in the city will leave here today
for Roton Point under the auspices Of the
Sisters of Charity. A short tine ago the
Sisters Of Charity purchased isrge tract Of
land near Spuyten Duyvi for the purposs
Of erecting . hospital f6F sonsumptives, In
order 20 sid this essritssls u1dsrtski ng
and provide funds for tse commencement
Of the work todsvs exeurson ~ss organ
izsd. Is - thought II vii result n .
material contribution 70 tee hospital fund
and help TIE s5sssrs n the prosecution of
their is1dsole work
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17
Rhode I.Issd Democrats Dissatisfied

Providence, Z. L. Aug. le.-Ths Rhode
Island State Democratic COMMITTEES today
selected Samuel r. Honey. ex-Lieutenant
Governor. to MI the place made vacant by
the resignation of J. b. Barnaby on the
Democratic National COMMITTEES. The CON-
mittsemeD slso gave some time TO discuss
ing the political situation in Rhode Island.
The outlook IL not ss bright as an entbusi-
sstic Democrat could wish They saw
closer organization is needed and q freer
distribution OF campaign literature. They
charge the manufacturers with forbi6ding
ths distribution Of Democratic papers
among their vorkusn. The members
however, decided 20 call for campaign sub
scristions and do what they could for
Cleveland ana Thurman.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

Patrick and John Bird are in trouble. In
1883 their mother decided TO them Der farm
in Grand Rapids township. reserving the
use Of it ss long ss she lived. She then
rented the farm TO Patrick until 1890 bat
died last Winter. and now John claims bis
half Of the place. In order TO keen him
away Patrick commenced suit in the Cir
cult Court yesterday against bis brother
John. and had sn Injunction Issued to keep
him away until The matter vas settled. The
place Is worth s. 600 now. bUt ~il Be worth
less when the lawsuit is ended.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

fas sapnsss Csars ef " o-shlasssS Terri
ters Nalltnss ths Ass Sanr@xs Law.


ters Nalltnss ths Ass Sanr@xs Law.
oIssrlA. "a. T.. AIS I0.-Tss a1prsnas
Osun u Washington Territory has decides
the iss grsHtisg sUflrsgs - wesass nnooD-
stiEoslsn~l. The groaRas ior ths opinion
we're based en the tact that the LsEislsI0ns
exoeedss IL powers granted BY Congress
Toe Ne0ft tsok tns grou1o hat ths
wsTd "clEiEsE il tAe Organic act osn
mean nothief else thaz male cilEsn- The
opinion contained ese v0rds. and al sp-
pea vii os lsksn 10 iht supreme Court Of
tie DATED States. The l.oCallzrlly Of Tie
ieg - sii0n on woman suftfsEs Ia the Terri
tors is that this = the Seoope iaw passed
and he sscons time il hss been declared un-
oonrutauensl under the original ls~
PASSED ~ q large majority IA The Leglsls.
tu1e. I've years ago al election vas held
and women cast votes Ia al The counties.
Then tie supreme COurt overruisd II Again
. fsw weeks ago the Legislature passed TIE
lsw. and this hss met the SANE tate The
Territory is a stronghold Of Prohibition and
Woman Sunzsgs advocates. and they viii
nghl this case 10 The court Of last resort.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

,xsNsssNt ys N~t NtNSs,1N-sS,,No-
CEDAR SPRINGS, Aug. l6.-Ths Sand Lake
and Cedar Springs Base Ball Clubs will
cross bats at this place tomorrow. The
Cedar Springs and Sparta game has been
postponed for few weeks, the Sparta's not
being able to secure the Grand Rapids
battery they expected TO have.-The Rob-
inson W. Uplinger assault and battery case
Is being tried before Justics Mcconnell to-
dav.--John Pike d Bro, have exchanged
their farm near Time Lake with VIM. Ali
for property in Ouawa county,. 4.
Nelson is building q new sidewalk around
his property on Elm .st-H. w. McBryer
is entertaining his nephew. Mr.. White, of
Watsrtown. New York.-The Cedar
Springs Light Guards met at the Armory
Friday evening for drill.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17
Caused by Stern Necessity TO
reduce certain lines ere
the season passes
away.
Midsummer quiet the time tor
pre- eminent Bargains.

We have placed on our
counters today 1000 yards OF
double-fold all-wool dress
goods; splendid styles of q
and so cents per yard. Are
worth nearly double the
money.
% dozen Ladies Gauze
Vests, white and balbriggan.
short and long sleeves at 35c
Reduced from 5Qc.
A broken line of Child
ren's Ganze Vests. sizes 10 &c
"a only, at Is cents.
80 dozen Mems balbriggal
Shirts and Drawers. Goo,
value for $l.25. We are clos
ing the entire lot at 20 cts
each, all sizes.
40 dozen Mems full reguls
Derby Ribbed Hose, extr
weight and a good line c
colors, at 25c per pair. Yo
cannot equal them for lef
than 40c. This is a startlin
largsin, note it carefully.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Two Policemen Stabbed to Death While
Attsm pting an Arrest.

Two Policemen Stabbed to Death While
Attempting an Arrest.
LOUISVILLE. KY. Aug. l6.-The old No.
81 Lafayette Street house which has been
notorious for crimes committed in it and
the vice it has fostered for years, was the
scene this morning of q horrible double
tragedy. Police Ofhcers Rosenberg and
Jones while attempting to make an arrest =.
were both stabbed to death by Charles Dill
ger, formerly . private policeman and
wstchman at the Buckingham thsltrs, and
. general bad character about town. Jones
vas stabbed in the forehead the knife pen
etrsting bis skull TO the brain and in the
heart. He WAS dead before other officers
reached the scene. Rosenberg was stabbed
through the skull IN the right temple, and
was dying when found. Dilgsr was beating
his mistress. aud the oficsr. attracted by
her cries broke into the house and
attempted to arrest the tough with the fatal
results cited. The murderer was Jailed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

Ssskrces. \. Y Aug. ls.-First race
purse StC0 thrss-qusrfsrs Of . mile-Es-
tnirf nme. it4t.
Second rsce. frse handicap sveersfskes
enc male and fnrl0ng-isxs voD. Little
81 nca second. snd 6onne :. third. time.
fSa4
Fourth rsce purse $50. one mils--(2rf-
sefte won. Bessie laae second. Royal Arch
thiro. nms. i-tes
fiish race. sailing rsce. purse 500. three
quarters ~ a nniie-rrafe Marx frst 4 eyisr
n asn secund. - Clare third. tire. i.fs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17
AFTER MANY DAYS
The Authors of . Burglary of Year Ago
Discovered.

The Authors of . Burglary OF Year Ago
Discovered.
GAEssox. Mich, Aug. io.-About year
ago lasl June the shop Of ID. W. Anderson
a Son was broken open and new single
harness stolen. Yesterday one Eugene
Aldrich confessed to Alexander Taylor
tsat he. in company with one Walter
Scott, stole single harness from the barn
of DR.. Tibberks. Of Lowell. about the same
time, and in company with Mr.. Taylor and
S. t. Thomas young Aldrich drove 10 the
Parks farm About one-haif q mile weet of
the village and dug up the harness where
he had concealed in pile of straw and rub
bish. The harness on being brought to the
village. was identified by ID. W. Anderson
i Son as the one stolen from them. War
rants have been issned for the arrest of the
parties. Aldrich was arrested today and
the whereabouts Of the other young man is
unknown
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17
Lots of Music.

TEcussEH. Mich, Aug. 16.-A great band
concert has been in progress here today.
there being nineteen bands present. and
free concerts are being given from five
stands along main-st. A special train full
of visitors came in this morning from
Monroe, and the town il full Of strangers
The village il gaiiy decorated, aud bandmen
have been handsomely entertained By the
citizens at the rink
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

BEzTrS. Aag. l6-Enpsror william al
tended the anvsili8s Of the monument
erected in memory Of The late Prince Fred
erick Charles ~ Frs1kfoTt toesF. The
Emperor vas pYesent 81 = bresrfssi gwen
in his honor after fbs EnveIling and fs-s .
toast "a gsrrnsa unity. Hs said that - .
co 900 of German. would dis rather fbsn
- deliver single stone Of Alsscs- Lorraine
70 Frznos
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17
A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.

The Result of Letting Children Get Hold
of Firearms
BIRMISsHAx. Ala, Aug l6.-At Halls
Station, near Tuscaloosa, two children,
cousins, Gid Blackburn. aged 8. and Lewis
Davis. aged three. got hold of an old. rusty
gun in the cottage in which they were
PLAYING. but which. of course, was not
loaded" Gid In his frolics lighted match
to show Lewis bow he cred has toy can
non. He applied the lighted lucifsr TO the
tube of the gun, when the whole load ea.
tered Lewis bead. tearing one side com
plelelv away, and killing the child Ia.
stzntly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

/. SFEfvsFrz1a. Aug. is.-Reports - the
Nv Ene.snd Tleassstsaa rom 1.3t7 corres-
pondents. covering tAs fIuif growing regions
ui Ne~ Euzisnd Nss y ork and Michigan.
sho~ an sn0Emous yiss1 of grzpes - al
sections. = rsfosrxaeig sacrt crop of pesrs
sf al varieties. csIrfsiles yieid Of olaus
asd = uil crop n psacbes in D-ls~sre
Michigan ard other sections where they are
cnuan ercia air krawn wits = very dznites
prod1c-ion \ tie peach crop orchsrss of
e01laern New kaz zsna.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17
THs YELLOW FEVER scoUsss
ss ss~ c&<ss szd - DssEhs - S-e<ss@-
Vie - T~saEF- foer noars.

WAaa.ssros. Ass I6-surx On Gsasfsl
Hani.1ga Aas resolved = sslegrsla froaa Dr.
ssag Michel. Il JscksoAFlis. ia, a.
f1lloss @OsneiAl szllstin for t~s1ty-foer
aours ending ?. N, i5tA instant -
lsssr eaAss. aoAs. dsatbs, n0as uadsr
.rsat8snt. =.
La ylss VI he disc0nEiausacs Of ths
oassenzsE ssrFits % Ch4ILshOoehic, DR..
CrqahAEt nss bssn aatherzed % ssnd .
flnakatiag oar " Cn4LlahoOcoio. surgeon
0snersl Hamilton has informed q surgeon
in lhs Name Hospital Service. Who applied
for leaFs of absence. that 10 more leaves
81 Be approved al present as AL The
service are -nssded II thsiI respective
slsa0as IA Vies of emergencies which may
arse.
b. direction Of the Senate COMMITTEES on
Epidemic Disease, Chairman Harris ASK sd
tie secretary u me Treasury what amount
be nzs On hand % DC applied 10 tbs snp-
pressIon Of epidemic diseases. The Seefe-
t4rY has replied that DO has $50. 900 re-
m4ining from last year ana thinks taat
sill % s. n1cisat. senator Harris, however
tanks the con mlttes will recommend tie
appropriation OF SOD 90 additional.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

BAY CRY, Aug. l6.-The worst storm of
the season visited Bay county last night.
Lightning struck the spire of the nivsrs-
alist church, the residences of John w.
Thompson and Adel bert Pond, and the
Sportmen Club House. No serious damage
Was done. Three barns were burned in
Williams township and in one, which was
owned by John Soper, two horses were
fatally burned. Much damage was done to
telegraph and telephone wires.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17
hoveY AND MATSoN.

The Rival Candidates Ready 70 Take the
stump Togsthsr.
WAsBINsToS. Aug. le.-lt is understood
here that both General Hovey and Nj
Natson, the rival candidates for Governor
in Indiana, favor the proposed plan Of taxi
ing the stump together In joint discussion.
They are both getting restive at their pro-
longed absence from the field. but one dOes
not want 10 leave while the other stays.
Yesterday General Hovey made the nrst
advance, telling Mr.. kstson that be was
ready TO pair with him aud go home with
him. and IL is probable that they will pair
on soon and take the field.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

ALToS, Ill, Aug. ls.-Mr. Samuel Gar
ram Of Brighton. III. is 1o2 years Of age
this month. He vas born in Knglspd. bat
bss resided in this country over sixty years.
He vas f0rmly rssidsnt Of Alton. His
great AZ. - veil authenticated, bis birth
beine recordes in the register Of his native
parish in Enslsnd. He enjoys uniformly
good health and bis sight and hearing are
sErelisnt
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

KINGSTON. Ont, Aug. 10. - Bush fires
have been raging 6ercsly IN the town
ships of Clarendon. Lavsnt. Csnonii and
Oso and have already done damage 10 tbe
extent of nearly $4,000. Many settlers
have lost everything they possessed. Com
munication is cut of. as the bridges and
corduroy roads have been burned or rem
dered impossible by fallen trees The On
tario Government will be appealed 20 for
aid
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Aug. l6.-For the
first time this season the Pittsburgh team
succeeded in administering = defeat to the
Phillies. The Smoky CITY LAD fhit the ball
hard and ran bsses wel !. Bufinton and
Clement being in exceedingly bad form. 'hs
home team batted well Dut were handicapped
by brilliant and splendid fielding OF the
visitors. The score is as follows:
Philadelphis..-........o 0 o O. !
Pitisburg o.. ............0 0 o. Q
Base Hits-Phlsdelphis 9. Plttsburg IL.
Errors-Philsdelphia 8 PHI ttkbnIg 5.
Batteries -Bufhnton and Clements Calvin
and Miller
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

Going 10 Muskegon.

Rosen Bros base ball club, of Muskegon.
have cancelled their game with the Cass
club, of Detroit, and have secured the
Houseman. Dennally & Jones club. of this
city, for their opening game next Sunday.
The Housemsn, Donnslly & Jones club
run an excursion 10 Muskegon on that day
Their game with the A. p. Connor nine is
postponed on account of a misunderstand-
ing about Sr 7day games on their grounds.
Willy Hows.I will accompany them and
umpire the game If there are no objections.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

DETROIT, Aug. l6.-In the international
yachting regatta at Mackinsc Island today
the 0riole. of Toronto took the Mackin
prize cup. winning the race by nearly
twenty-five minutes; Idler, of Chicago. sec
ond, twenty minutes ahead of the Wasp, OF
Cleveland last
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

txtNas1t xtNSsNNs- -x,ssAa-
BoLLASD. Aug. I6.-Niss Cornelia Cap
pom was married this evening at o'clock,
to William Brusse by Rev. Mr.. Brooks, of
the Third Reformed Ch hurch. The bride is
a daughter of ex-May or Cappon, and the
groom a member of the firm of Brusse
Brothers. clothiers of this city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

Do not forget our Saturday
night sales. We offer nam
moth bargains from s 20 3
o'clock, IN nearly every class
of goods.
We offer you dry goods,
notions and fancy goods at
almost your own price. Visit
our store Saturday nights
even If you neglect as the
balance Of the week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

OaKLsSn, IND. Aug. is.-This morning
Hon. Issso Ia Folletts prominent poll
ticssu. drsPp-d dead in bis deorysrd from
tbs bursting of blood-vsssei IA Follssts
vas vsrE sn6 persoasl friend - Lincoln
Morton. Chase. BeajsxiB Wade sDd cher
rrora ns-f rer
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

w1zIxsros Aug rs - Rspublicsn
ssnssoe dsay that ewing 10 word from
Mr.. B.ins, tie senate vili not undertake
- press ssriE sll The fact "A NJ. Bisins
ha expresses hirs-if ss sztisSed
that the Republican Senate mast report q
tsrir siIl.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17
The MAIL ROBBER-
A Little Light on the Alleged OrEaniza.
tion OF Mail Robbers

A Little Light On the Alleged OrEanfza-
tton OF Mail Robbers.
NEW YoEK, Aug. l6.-An evening paper
claims that they have information that the
man Charles Edwards. said by Won Ober-
ksmpf the Chicago mail robber to be at the
head Of the gang Of mail thieves is Chester
Edward Bradley. who formerly was inspec-
tOr.in the New YORK Postoffics. aud who
was removed for alleged questionable
practice and has since had q varied career.
The New York postofice officials. how
ever. discrsdit the story. Bradley is said to
have been at one time Q District Attorney
OF Chautauqua county and 10 have had
trouble about the funds of that Office.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

LoxnoS. Aug. l6.-Lord Albemarle. one
Of the lsst surviving veterans Of Waterloo.
il reported 70 be dying. He is 81 yesrs Of
age and is the sole surviver Of The eighty
four officers who sat down 20 the Duks Of
wsliinTton's last Waterloo dinner. The
Queen sent special messenger 70 inquire
ss 20 the ssrls condition today.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17
A BIG FIRE m CAYENNE.

The Entire Business Portion Of the City
Destroyed.
LoSDor. Aug. l6.-Advices from Gay
enne, French Guiana, on the north coast
Of South America, state that the business
portion OF that citv bas been destroyed by
IRE. The loss Is s., ,000. 900.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

NEv Yosx. Aug. lS.-Ths heat today vas
ths most oppressive Of the season. The
mercury reached - degrees in the shade
Inspector Steers aud . number Of police
men marching IN the funeral Of the ate
Captain McDenneiL were overcome 5y heat
and the parade ~ss abandoned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

DvsUeUE. lows. Aag. fS-Judss Liuehan
dsv ors.red permanent injuaeeous s<sinst
forty sever sslaon kssr~rs n this cify. The
defendants. Sled ssp~isss3s.s souss srd vii
appeal - tie stsss Srrvease Court
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17
Gloria Umbrellas.

100 gloria Umbrellas jns
received.
Our fame on these goods l.
firmly established.
Gold or silver head will
snake or ebony handle.
Steel plug and paragon
frame. with mohair case anc
tassels.
And the best quality o.
cloth.
Our price, an even 81 each
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

t.sNess,t - s.t NsA,s.,~-..N,NN.
HOLLAND Aug 1s.-The young men ar
rested at Grand Crossing. for burglarizing
the house of Cornelius Fouw. at North Hol-
land, confessed last night and were taken
to Grand Haven today to await trial.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

TIE Republican convsntion for TIE Fiffb
dsstrics hss beer 20 eS 20 nasst Ia this cify
o. Tssrsasy Aag0st 90 ct II a. u AsEt
cauzty IL entitled - tFsry 81 delegs1ss
Ions sixtees. AIisxs., fsess 0zsws
thirteen. The oenvesr~- VII ss bed n
TIE Clrezif Coarf roez
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

The Cigsrmaters base ball club hereby
accept the challenge of the Printers nine.
and will meet them September 3, as desired
and would like TO play the Iron Moulders
previous to that game.
CIGAR MAKERs b. h. c.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

Nr~ BsnEosp. Mass. Aaz. 18Th. pri-
vsts car Tderiid. viks tb. vi5sv of Cen
era sheri6sn ard Col N. = sheridsn A.
rived ssrs tbs morning They wsTs driven
&C oncs 70 So11 1itt-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

ST P&rI- Minn.. Aug. IS.-ssns<sr John
s. Barnes. Of the 81. Paul base bal clcs,
vss notified todsy he -ss heir to an sstst.
IN Ireland and twenty thousand posnds
Five thousand pounds have ee>n fsrvsrsed
- q irm Ns- York Bsnksrs 70 pay Bsrnss
expenses e Ireland.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

KIsssrex. Ont. Asz. ie.-An sixhfesn-
po0nd oke. having as baiisss = silver
watch. tsree spoo1z. = pair of silver sperts-
r.s-. aua 4 porceiais 6oer krce, VS. drsws
- rhe sarssce At Bath Yesterday. TIE 6sa
~ns s>asd lnpsssa % sii<W - = sNnk<s
-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

CHANGED DAILY.
Annual Clearance sale during the month o.
August
Bsrgains I'm Giassware-Msrkea Lower
Than Ever.
Those apiece sets for q cents buftsr
sugar. cresmer and spoopholder) are goini
fast, and those polks dot cream pitchers =.
I0c are among the big bargains. Polka e..
tumblers for &c, and those imitation CUi
glass tumbiers for &C are the bargains
among the tumblers. We have Just
arranged table OF decorated
Individual Buffers
Hundreds Of different styles for Sc each:
Just think of IL. &c: many of them were
sl.25 per dozen. Don't miss these oppor-
tunitiss as you will be sorry. They are
Just the things that you will soor need II
you do not now. You will thiBK of il
when it is too late and you will regret you
did not buy when we were almost giving
them away.
Il. LeODardS Sons & Co.,
90 and 81 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

JAcksosVILLE Fla. Aug. lo.-Eyery
thing IS sncourszins here. No new cases
Of lever and no deaths have been reported
for over forty hours. The people are calm
and conident
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

IosssS. Arg Is -Ess.xv c1ssinxssun.
Iihersl sd hor1s rubsr he s>>s spps. xssd
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

BzszEs. Azx ls--EzapsroT Wili~n via
vi.t King Han5~rt a. Rsrse - Octsosr
Els visif 90 lsss troz -. lSsA - ~ s&k
e tana -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17
summer Lawns.

All Of Our Summer Lawn
ranging in pnce from 10 TO (.
cents per yard-take yoi
choice for only sc per yard.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

The Red, White and Blue base ball club
defeated the Democrat Juniors by score
Of TO 6.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

Az .irht-uonfk- Cd So q NJ snS Mrs..
A L. Hsl vas haris< Te1n ssasv sfssrnson
frsn ths family rssa8<nes. 81 L&gTsvs-sx.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17
DETROIT SHUT OUT
CHICAGO DEFEATED ss BOSTON
The ssa.toTs shat OuE ths hesslsrs sna
FatsssarE osfsst rhil~delPha&
kalAEn s1sss 8tns-Dtksr
1F4-egafs GaL1ss.

NEw YokK. Aas. l6-DetIolts oripples
came 70 town iosAy and tried eyaelusisEs
With the Nsw lorks. but they were ~
match fof tie latter who are now Ii first
class condition and are Playing great ball.
Ksefs pitched wonderful game sns oaly
two safe his were made or him. A bril-
liant double play by slsttsry and C4ans
and another double by Richardson, Con-
nor's and Ward were features. Following
is the score.
New YORK .....-....S o0e O. =
Degr0il .......-.-...----.e 4 o 9 . D o. .
B4se HiIs-Nes York II DegFaii
krIon-Nes York @ Delrul. 3.
Batteries -sheeIs sls Conway. OetLelE sno
Esnu
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17
SEVEN DEAD INDIANS

IN. csbf. sf he Chi-f of The gickspes-
struck by IightnIsg.
Kkxsss Crrv. No. Aug ie.-Chief
Nssco1t. Of ne vickspoos. his squsw and
srs ehiidrsu wsre kiilsd sy lightning in bis
CABIN on a reservation near Nstsrstxs to-
day
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17
Besten. ). Cbieare. 3.

BosToS. Aug. lo.-BosiOn easily defeated
Chicago today. batting krock al will and
fielding almost perfectly. Visitors also
felded well. but could not bunch their hits
In the first inning Hornung was hit on the
temple by pitched ball and knocked in
sensible. He Was borne 10 his home where
he lies ia q semi-conscious state. Congestion
of the brain is feared. The following is the
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

w1sf1 eete~f<F az A<s1Rht - - me psIT<f s<ey
T.le.sert fs~.-zfe err< Q t-sff 80 ! 80 eef ~
5ss~-s trsrr = ~ errneT - Burtsn-sre en-
~ frsfrn ffTsle~pr6 ~ rsreetf - ~ - ecres
Ff-s se-ee - ~ecn er-eeft oS~n ss< greer bos -
ae.refh&r ~ esi< - renf a. a. iep r~iers
= n TFoSP9rE
49, ipqusrs q 4 J. kan78k. nen<r
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17

August Attractions in the
Realms OF Dry Goods.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-17
Washington. 3;IndianapoIis. o.

WAsHISGToS, Aug. 16.-Indianspolis
could do nothing with o'Day's pitching to-
day except pop easy flies to the felders and
were shut out without a run. The batting
OF Daily, of the home club, and ODsy's
pitching were the only features. The score
is as follows:
Washington .........~.o 0 o ] 0 0 o. 3
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-01
AaD TECsr.

business d,y.ded among tx
many creating a degree OF brisk
sharp competition, results in popu-
lar ccn,entment and prosperity.
The larger the number who dc
business or their own hook, tie
interests OF community are served.
On the other hand the more bus.-
ness is concentrated in the hands of
a few, the worse IF we all are.
THIS is plain TO everyone, and meets
no argument. The New York Her
all u ~ article relating 70 this
subject says:
When small dealers in hre',
mutton, nails, lead, copper, paper
bags or what not are driven 20 the
wall. that, IS into bankruptcy, hy
pooied capital, which ains to con
troll tire market and pocket all the
profits itself, that moment the
character OF cur society begins to
decline. A Democracy. w. 18Th
means all avenues OF trade wide
open, gives way to an aristocracy,
which means enormous fortunes for
a score and no chance whatever
for the tens Of thousands. Thy
gives us monarchIal twist
a once, and it IS mighty roor salts
faction to be told: .'It's English,
you know"
e II is that very condition OF affairs
which has given birth to socialism
and nihilism in Europe, and il We
wish 10 choke off the result, We
inns' begin Ivy taking the cause by
the throat. We want noLigh-handed
in this country, for they
are a menace to the Democratic
ouali;y OF our institutions, and it is
therefore, full time for the people
to grapple with this problem and
devise means of relief.