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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
Ire cslcAGo posrNAsTERsrlp.
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WssHIssros oc-- 5.-A = very ssl3ent
ghsl Gsnersl As-bsFry 49, pa e Posi
master q Chicago anul saes fhs Nossn.
bxg s.seloa. snd Should Hsrlison ss slse-s Z
lt = fust possibls that Genera Nswbsrry
nay urt csrs 10 axe Ibs once for ihs shori
uas Ghsi wlli tssn reluAln. ~ tbAi sas
ssssts may lhlnk e essi oos 10 tistnro Ar.
Judd The Sensiors srs agreed lh@l thsEe
i pot re slightest probability 81 sny
action ~ tns case uuuA tie nsAt
ssssiou The reasons taey Ass.En ar
n1t s1actly the same hut ne alusrsncc
of tbrir reasoning all uot Be ma L
comfort 20 Oen~rai Ne~ berry. one Of insla
ssll today The iscl s. / doBt knO~ Nj.
Ne~berry lie may be = very excellent
uasu. buf / have not TIE pleasure 81 Is
scausinfancs / prefer 20 uaif before
maze sny recommendation until ! return
10 the Vest anI consult with The People
there aud ascertain wLeihef be . a fit man.
And al Of this takes iifne. Just ag pfesen
We are very busy 10 getting ready for he
tsrr discussion and hsve llilie opportunity
20 think about pos masters hssiics. Il NAV
be As well 10 let old mAa Jgda see ~ hat be
eau do.
The other Senator said: Possibly New
Ncitf might A4nAc ftt3 ttatbAetfts AAs
the Democrats are 50 absorbed IN election
matters lust now that u is not quite fair 10
them 10 occupy their time with the organ
ixlng OF q new DOstofhCe force in Chicago.
Judd, too. now that be owes no allegiance
TO the administration, may make . good
deal better postmaster. Perhaps Re Will
make quite good postmaster
rs an Independent as Neubsfry would
who would owe eve.ytsiBg to
The Administration. Juac Is not now
obliged TO have his partner run the Doliti-
cal assessment mill upOa bis clerks, and
can devote himself strictly 20 that duty.
/ think il would be better TO give tbs old
man chance for y while. He has nol
been treated quite fairly BY the Admins
trstion. They nave sought "a make eats
paw OF him 10 some extent, aud relieved
| from the trammels II strict political allie
glance TO the spoils Administration. he
| may possibly Introduce reforms IN the
| Postofiice. VINO knows Anyhow. / be-
| lieve in giving the old man a chance for q
| while"
The office seeking Democrats OF Chicago
who have placed great hopes upon General
| Newoerry. may read whHteVer they please
between the lines of these interviews. Al
that il is necessary 10 youch for IL that they
are genuine. General New berry will not b'
| postmaster at Chicago before December
| Will be them IL is very certain that JUDD
| would not have been removed until afte
| election if the administration had not sup
| posed that the new postmaster wOulo have
| been at once installed in his othc- In the
| game of politics Don Dickinson and Grove
| Cleveland cannot always control the board
| in Illinois.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
ATsRRiFlc COLLISION
.xiassr Kulsd aud Othsr Trainass
Injured

1xiassr Kuied aud Othsr Trainnss
fBIursS.
OssEso. ~ Y. Oe.. 5-A frikhtful COL
hsioa occurred near Hannibal station. on
the Rome. Wstsrtorn q OgdensburE rail
road This morning. A Lshigh Valley pas
ssnxsr train using tas Kome.lW " steftOvn &
Oxdsnsbnrg tracks between Os~ekO and
Sterling Janctl0n. oollidsi With the Wild
cal" train from Oswsgo on a cnrve IA deep
cut. The 'wild-cat' s4s running, n 8 said.
itv miles an hour aaa the Lshixh Valley
train sCout forty They came together
vita . tsrrii c crash. and The Two iOcOmO-
tives wsrs smashet into tho1ssuds Ol oisces
and fh- ssFs aeariy demolished.
Enxnser 5laiterY. Of ths "Eild-cat re-
NAMED on his snSine with ais hand on the
lsver snd ~ss Instantly killed. the lever
K0ing throuxh ais body.
Firsman Eilsy Jumped. but vas caught IN
sas ~rsck sns frigstfulig scalded.
Conductor Moss and Brakeman AcNafry
Of the wildcat" we're also badly injured.
Hatch. engineer % he iehigh tfsin. znd
tbs frsaan lnmped- 1hs latter escaped.
sus Hatch sss ostly cut about the head
and severely scalted.
Julius saith. oa<gsgsman. and West
gate, conductor. we're "a the baggage car
when the crash came Both we're injured
and Wsstgsie may die. They we're cared
FOR st Hannibal village
II . said that the crew OF tho "uiid-cat"
stteni pied 20 make one more station than It
vas orosred 70.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
STARVING TO DEATH
ostug - she Faliurs 81 Crepe ths fsePis
81 kAnasxg Ceaasg, D-kss4
Are uytaE Frsaa ~@Et
81 hrsaa

~ PAUl Oct 5-A horr De story 81
Widespread dssnluuon c1mes froE kzmsss
county. Dak where ths entire population
- sa.d a. BE- on the onaE ~ stsrFaIion.
Aayor Sn ith received yesterday a. sppee
signei by oouuiy officials ass Sromi seat
citizens ~ Ramsey. ursiue ths people ~ -
Pau O. lsEs sieps 81 once % alieFlsle the
distress existing ina the co1uty the AP-
pea for aid q accompanied ~ = siSietnee et
90 tie effect that recent frQsts destfosca
thousands Of bussels of wEssi sad lsii des-
ululs tie residents OF al tai one OF the
townships In Ihs county Application Las
been maie 10 the c1untY authorities for as
sistsBCe. bal it hss been discovered that tie
want j. - great thai ii wouia nusnciSily
ruin lhe county o. attempt 20 alleviate a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

NEW YORK, Oct 5.-Ths nominations
made for city and county officers 0y Tam
many Hall convention, are as follows: For
Mayor. Hugh J. Grant Sheriff. James A.
Flsck; County Clerk. L. F. Reilly: Presi-
dent OF Aldermen, Geo. III. Forster. Cor0-
ners. Drs. Schultze. Hanly and Levy. The
speeches made and resolutions adopted
pledge Tsmmsny to the support of Cleve-
land and Hill. and contain denuncistions OF
know nothingism. which are interpreted as
an attack upon Mayor Hewitt.
Previous TO the convention, a conference
committee proposed ave names 10 the
County Democracy for joint candidate,
but all eve we're rejected, namely. Sheriff
Grant Judge Dugro Roswell Z. Flower. J.
J. ODonohus and :. 5. Cox. Gen. John
Cochrane presided at the convention.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
BIG ELECTION BET.
Tea Thousand . SIDE a. the General Result
Laid by Col swords zsd Mike Dwysr.

IheusAnd q stde tue tie erai hesuit
Laid by Col swords .sd Mike Dwysr.
NEW IORS. Oct. 5.-rha $4,000 BET ar
ranged between Colonel Swords. the ser
gsant-at-arms Of the Republican National
Committee. and Dave Gideon was be oc-
casiOn Of another crowd aud more con-
fusion IN the Hoffman House bar-room last
evening. the time nKed for putting up the
money. Both parties we're on hand. but
the prellmlnsriss seemed o De as difficult
10 settle as though the affair were prize
nght. Gideon. Il became understood. was
betting with Nike Dwyer's mOney. aud
the trOuols Was over toe selection of a
stakeholder. Phil Dwyer was Glide on's
selection. but Colonel swords did not
ind him satisfactory. Finally the crowd
Of betters Tstreated down stairs TO
the barber shop. There they were Joined
~ stephen b. French, Jake Hess aud Jas.
III. Bgeshn. OF the Gilsey House The
agreement upon the latter for stakeholder
vas soon reached aGd the money put up.
10 - an even bet on tue Presidential slec-
tion, Colonel Swords, OF course. backing the
Republican ticket. Other betting today
consisted OF an olier OF 81 90 cash by Fraak
Hunt orn for three weeks option on an
even be. of sl00. .O1O and an 5. 200 offer for
the same option by Ei. Ha<gsrty. They
want the Democratic end Of the
bet Another offer was in behalf OF J. Ii.
Blackstone . millionaire manufactured of
Norwich. Conn. Of 5000 even on the cleo
ton of Harrison-Si 000 each on the States
OF New York. New Jersey, Connecticut and
Indiana. and $1,000 on the general result.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
A Nerrn KiII.d hr a Mob.

JssFER, TeI., Oct Aaron Bean. q
citizens near here yesterday. The young
dsugh ter Of John lee. . prominent farmer
OF Magnolia Springs, while out horseback
riding, vas acoosted by the negro. who was
also on a horse. She whippes Der horse
into = run and endsavored 20 escsps The
black hend pursued and overlook ber and
dragged hsT from her saddle. party of
white rasn came along a. this juncturs.
snd. after won nding the negro, succeeded
In srresting him and turning him over 30
the sheriff on the road 20 the jail . moi
va formed. snd the fellow vas taken from
the Of Gers and ri68led with bullets.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
The standing


NEw NoEg. Oct 5.-Tbs arrangements
for lns worlds championship SERIES be
tween the New York and 81. Louis clubs
closed Al ate hour tonight Presidents
Day. Of The Nsw York Cub snd Won der
Ane Of the ~. Louis. met 81 ths Grand
Central hotel sDd every detail vas care
fully canVsssso. The inspires rill % 80
iecfed iafsT on The owners ~ the grounds
Al Boston. Phiisde shis snd BROOKLYN are
20 rsc.iv- - Der csat. 81 ths gaze recei pts.
The sc8sduls 81 gsa,es e a. foliors
Opening games Al Ns~ ork. IassdsY.
Ger Der is a Boston v sd0ssdsT. October
~. a Ner York Th1FsisF. 0cfobef is. a.
BrookiYn. Friisr. October ~ a. Nsg YORK.
Ssts~6sv Octoser - 81 Pails6slphis. Mon
DAY October ~ 81 s.. Lou.s, ThHrsssv
Ocr 5~r D. a. Sc Louis. Frissg October -.
a. e. LcuIs. Saturday. October 81.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

ss,ss - ft. rt.tsses. -tsssA
Essr JaRuav. oct The examination
Of James Harper FOR the shootiax Of bis
partner. James Turner. n POKER room ~
ais pisee. september g e IN prnxrs -.
Great interest = msn tested. e. lsssr $40
peopis many ef whom sre lsdies. beng
10 attendance The cram instian - beng
conducted IN the srgs bail Formerly ussd
- ths Gircuit lourt room. whsn he coHnfv
seas VS. tocafed - thfs pace Th. evidence
~ James Shssr sn8 George Lucxsrt in6i-
ate that Harper threatened TO do Tuner
Tor hsvink 'hsen playing hin the double
cross AMI tnst as csme INTO The roori.
at roiunng a revolver. demanded his
money ef Turner ard a. Turner pat =
hand s.aind hin. kred. the sal striking
Turner in fhe f8rsbssd and xilhng bin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
THE RUTHLESS SUGAR TRUST.
Seven Hundred Men Discharged to Curtail
Production.

seven hunurou Men Dlscharseu 10 y uftait
Production.
NEW YORK, Oct 5.-The great sugar trust
has put another screw upon the public,
and shut down the refneries at Williams
burg in order to curtail production and
keep prices up. Seven hundred men we're
rutnie ssly turned out OF Their jobs without
a NOM ents warning and left 10 face the
rigoTs of winter without the means of buy
ing bread.
The sergeant st the desk * the Bedford
Avenue Police Station told a reporter yes
tsrday that there mad been no disorder re-
sulting from the shutting down. These
poor fellows who are thrown out of work T"
he continued .ympathetically, are not Of
the riotous kind. They are all hard work
ing. sober men, for they could not
earn even 10 cents an hour that
the refneries paid If they were
not We had q sad experience with the
poor fellows and their families last Winter r.
I've no doubt il will be repeated - soon as
snow comes. The Charities Commission ers
had their hands full with hungry, home
less, idle people, who had been promised
work all through the Winter, just as this
year"
Since the Sugar Trust was organized,
three immense buildings on one street in
Williamsburgh, all filled with expensive
machinery, representing an nnen sc
amount % capital. have been closed and
their fres put out.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
BLAINE BETTER.
He Istsnds 60 Meet HIS EngaEot-snt to
sneak in Thi. City

speak ia This City.
DETRorT, Oct. 5.-Mr. Blaine returned
from Adrian to General Alger's residence
on Thursday evenisg This morning he
was soldering from throat trouble. the
result OF cold and oveT-exertiOn in the
open air aud MS voice was 50 weak aud
h0srse as % comIel him 10 cancel his sp-
poiutments Tor this week in the Upper
Peninsula. After day Of rest and CON-
fort, bis condition ihis evening is consider
ably improved. Walker Biaiae says that
bis father expects 10 speak At Grand Rapids
on Monday. and TO keep bis dates in
Indiana, where he viii make Eve speeches.
bEt will adhere 10 \ half-nOur limit for
each address.
Mr.. Blaine wired 70 the Saginaw meeting
today an expression Of bis regret that an
almost .oss Of voice had prevented MS in
tended northern journey.
ss-sslss - tsa rsNss.s~-ssaNA
DErRorr. Oct Mr.. Blaine - much
better. lie promises to reach Grand Rapids
Monday about I p. N, and will appear 81
HsrtmAns Hall add At the workingmen' =
afternoon meeting, bat making his princi-
pal speech At night.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
WILL HAVE TO WALK.

Chicago Street Car Employees Struck this
Morning.
CHICAGO, Oct. Sat $50 tonight. ht.lsfter.ive
hours consultation with President Yerkss.
the com mittte of drivers and conductors OF
the North Side Street Railway system we're
unable to reach an agreement and striks
will be inaugurated at l O'Clock tomorrow.
Saturday morning. Two hundred thousand
people will therefore be temporarily, al
least, without street car facilities.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
To Prevent Election Frauds

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Oct. 5.-The follow
ing agreement. which has been entered into
by the Chairmen of the Republican and
Democratic State Central Committees, is
self-expanatOry:
"INDlANAPoLIs. Ind. Oct st is hereby
requested and directed that in ali election
precints where the inspector is Demo crsi
he shall appoint Judge and clerk TO bs
selected by the Republicans of such pre-
cincts. and where the inspector is n Repnb-
licab be shall appoints Judge and = clerk TO
be selected by the Democrats OF the pre-
cinct janis y. HUsToE.
Chairman State Central Committee.
CHARLES L. JEwEIT.
Chairman Democratic State Central Com
mittee.
The proposition originated with Chair
man Huston.
Chairman Jewett in returning this agree
msnt with his approval. submits a PROPOSE
ton 10 the Republican committee proposing
the formation of a committee composed OF
100 members. iorty-hve of which shall be
named by the Republican committee. forty
i've by the Democratic com mittee. and ten
by the Prohibition committee. The bUs-
ness Of this committee shall be 10 discover
and punish Illegal voting and election
frauds of every description. and 20 estsb-
lish branches under like condition. In
every county in the State. Chairman Jswet'
invites the immediate consideration Of this
proposition by the Republican committee.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
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Cre~a fstssg las0FiaE apeet.tess
AgIffewR. asa a lerrlels Aesaaeui
oleafrs1 this siisfneaa on ths hats-
ls~a TAR kfoan1a Ths kem&a clsrlei
f2oes hsd usl commenced Nsa tvs eksrots
e4ca atsva ~ ioar beFsss hiloheo abreast
Las made 0nt Vlfoan oi ine raas course.
= hea ols vi The teams orsklns Unm@sAfs
aale sae dashed inlo int oGewo al speggs
tofS Nee. saa4e2 aaa - kiarec srft
uslnplsu under tSei sD4 . number 81 pei
tsns we're inIufca. fGs llosf ssnsNsis lu.
luged wefe David swan. fatally aiss Annls
feESles, crlacsils. "A teg lreichlef. ssFeFt
iulsTnaly huluEer. Ells sad Spias' u. 3
EAs, seteFels nuEuef 81 ohildren
y wtoss nsfucs Coula uei he earned c~ius
- tie excitement ~ers run ever sue sus
tanned bruises ana oouinslOns. The rsc-l
we're bgoafhi 30 sudden end aAa The
Clkriots snd horses we're seat Ct once irom
Tie Ffounas, oNlng - Ale bitter tesi4ug
sgzlnsi Tie arlFce.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

psrFr.v.lfr lFt a-Eae Civuit Court
y q sssrcn fbs ~eex rhs 6rst 81 fsn
sri-nirsI -.se. 81 tae 8ecssf rss thsi of he
seculs rs Marle NeNeEaey. - nan vho
. eesraei va karrIrg den 1t IN .aciv ak
Nea Axe TIE 'Hrv retarness vsTgtict of
xulT There II snaaner csss sEsi 1st Nc
Nernev 1f ne zane 1aI1re. re e also
rhsrresl wttr beng .npiaCstei ~ t1e o1r1-
ing rf = rs-n recently
senrv 4rsk~- b sad -, - - "a lTial 10
zae 61r kesrin1 = den ~ Fefss hsstsnsT~
rers The rFtcrrs al tas coaatg a. &-ser
zined - wzr.r ~ snses piaesN
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
Thn Mnrmnn Cnnf.r.no,.

SALT LAKs Cry. oct 5.-Apostle Lorenzo
Snow presided over the Mormon semi
annual conference. which opcnsd here TO-
dsv. Ia his remark & -s gioried in the FER
secuti on suffered nv tie saints for the sake
Of the Lord He urged the establishment
Of private Norman schools, and aid the
mem bership OF the church vas never in
crsasiBg 50 rapidly a. now Elder Jake
Gates said that. as the prophets of old broke
down prison ~sIls. so the priesthood Of the
church would quill dom its prison walls.
The church must grow until it covers the
whole earth
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

Tussdsv night PstrolmAn Scoby found =
farmers tesm standing IN front Of kort-
lander & GrsdFs and put them in GIL 4
SreenisTs barn. In The wsron wsss i0t Of
empty grzio bags pair Of nsr Shoes and .
q mart Of vhiskY The team vss not called
for the nsrt dsy or The nett and f0ui play
-ss fsArei until yesterday afternoon. when
a. old farmer presented himself ~ Gil 4
gresniys barn and claimed TIE team. lie
lad no excuses 70 ofer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
shoT HIS wlfe,s eRoTheR.
Il. g.. Andrews Answers Divorces Proceed
ings with = Revolver.

u. &. Andrews Answers Divorcs Proceed =
iDgs with Revolver.
WATERLOO. Iowa Oct. 5.-Last April ii.
g. Andrews. young man 80 years OF age.
WAS married 10 Miss Nina KOerger, of Leon.
They went TO the northwest part Of the
STATE aud began housekeeping. After four
weeks they separated. Mrs Andrews com
ing 10 this county and Andrews going 10
Illinois. Net long since sbe began divorce
proceedings against him. and he nj once
came on aud tried TO persuade her 10 live
with him again, which she refused 10 do.
This morning Andrews went TO the home
of her brother. Blutierd Koerger where she
is staying, - make another appeal. He
bad some \ 7ds with koerger, and with
out proyocation drew his revolver and
shot him the ball taking effect in bis left
side. causing a very serious wound that
msv prove fatal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

Hundreds Of Kathasi~stte Eaosrssesists e
called Hedsy.

IAplANAfous. oct o. -IhlTlesu hundred
Fountain county citizens came here toaay
IN layisniy decorated sPsc.si train, to cal
up0n General Harrison. The delegation
wAs composed lsrrely Of fsrmrrs but
among tie visitors wers . number Of TIP
psosnos veterans aud al organization "
nfsi voters from Aitlca. Ihfee bands &C
oompsnied the crowd. Al $50 oelook 300
citizens OF Madison. Ais arrived Ia q spe'
oiAl trsis. Accompanying tkis deiersGsn
were leading citizens 81 JsDessllie, beiolt
and other places AZ the hall the soeption
given 10 General Harrison was unusually
enthusiastic Ills speech, too, covering
points heretofore mentioned. wss received
with great appreciation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
WILL KEEP oor or POLITICS
Decided Sentiment to rhis Enscs Ia
the Is~s ". C TT.

ths feNs W Z. Il 4
DEs MoINEs. Iowa, oct The oOnstltu-
ti0n OF the Iowa W. G. T. l.. commits that
organ zation 10 It's non-sec.srisn and non
partisan attitude. minority Of Jealous
thrd-partv women have prFsistenul at
tempted TO reverse TINS Wise policy aud
pl ace the Iowa Union 10 lite with the Ma
iiOnsl Org&nizaton. Today the test of the
relative strength Of the TWO parties in The
convention was made ia the election Of
officers for the ensuing year Mrs Foster
Was presented as the candidate u the non
partisan members. ia the iuforSai ballot
Mrs. Foster received 226 votes aud Mrs. Car
hat p. the tbird-pafty members supporting
the latter On the formal ballot Mrs. Eos
ter's vote was the same. aud she was de-
clared elected. Ia her speech OF acceptance
she expressed qualification that the Iowa
Union had determined 10 stand by its
principles which hEd led 10 such signal
success.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
FIVE weN INJURED
Al ExPlssio- Caused by an Electric spark
o. TnnnaL

70 FtpI3s % susFH bT an HECTIC Spark
io TunnsL
CtEvELAYp. Oct 3 Five workmen were
seriously buro.'l oy a. explosion ofaccumn-
afsd gsses In the nsE water works tunnel
cow being ereavatsd. tbis mornin 2. The
tunuei = it by iucsnaescent electric iigh Is,
a0d Electrician Doyle sss extending the
circut 0f the lights further into the pas
ssSs when q spsrx from 9ne OF the wirss z
ri'sd he gssss sad caused the explosion.
+ -cfricisn Doyle Foreman Wash snd
tiEsers Nesdham. SpsruaEo and Bonner
vers severely burned aoont TIE hands and
face. Doyle - the most serlously injured
The wounded mn eere a. taken 70 the
hospital. and it e believed that hey vii
rernvsr without Inflammation of the eTss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

Hrsox. OAK OcL 5-hsssrs Kelly 4
Arnold yesterday sttsch~d moneys ard
credits 20 ths vsi8s - SIS 90 10 ths hauds
~ e J Nsnssr assignee - ?. g. Irvasr.
lste banxsr of Hi.ckcrcE for TO k4nsff
n her ci enfs vho rsrs Tuners creii r.
Or f;i claimed fhst ths site p1t CO.
an property out q his ksnds - 1s fraud
kls creditors
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

CLnELANn o.. oct. "a terrible erpio-
wsser-wOrks tunnel ct sn early hour this
morning. The main shalt - ninety hse
feet deep. and the explosion occurred e.
this depth, IN the part Of TIE tunnel leading
oat under the lake. Five men were hor-
nbly burned, and were taken out ia a diving
condition. They were removed 10 oiffereHs
hospitals
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

.ffI sstse fzevs.ss sfrsAN
MAsQc rTrz Nay 5.-Th. ls-zrsf political
meeting ever sees hsrs -ss aeld tonighf a
- Cssina Eink snd ~ss addressed oy Con
a-szernan Harr Tas Hsrrtssu snd Morton
clns. aniv orxsnined lsst azht escorted
"a. sp~.xsr frsn - sot-i ov.r saa aan-
sr-s eng a Ene. The Rspusicsn cam
psxn = sirly oPsaed. snd - ,. rsd- COT
f-,-4 thfa crE
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
13S PIECES
DOUBLE FOLD
,rcss Goods

Now on our counters subject
to a change of ownership and
TO supply your wants, not at
High Prices, but al the Very
Low Price of L. l9, q, %, 3,
80 and 33 cents.
Fall Is already here and
winter viii soon be upon us.
Prepare yourselves, for the
chilling blasts are words az
wisdom. We viii assist you
to the extent OF our power: il
remains with you 30 accept
or reject our generous offer. 4
the result OF fortunate and
timely purchases by our east
ern buyer. Our Dress Goods
Department j. crowded from
early morning until the close
Of day. but our large force Of
statesmen and sslesladies is
equal 10 al emergencies. No
matter At what hour yOu may
come morning. noon or At
closing time. you viii receive
proser and prompt attention.
We submit to your cOnven
ience. Remember. ass Pieces
double fold Dress Goods. IN
plaids, stripes, checks and
fancy wesves and mirtures,at
the startling prices Of II, ~,
q. q. q, 30 and - cents.
Rare and UDsqBslleJ Bar
gains
Spring { Company.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

CrrratIrA Ili. 0a 5.-BY the cs-sisss-
usss g ibe citg jsilsr two ~ sonsrs made
their sscsps from fhs city isii this afternoon.
Re ish ihs eel fsY bsnFiuF where thss
couI8 SO Be- ard ~ TIE sid - = broom
hsn8ls they goi posssssion of 81 and ssinsd
thsir aer1r
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06

tsssss.st - Tet sf.fsss~ -esSsss
sF.ETs. Oct 5.-Ih0mas Never. of De
troif. spoke in Commercial Hal to .
crowded h0nss lsst sveuing Never 10 :
vounr ansn. bar he is ~ sbls and s.rnex'
speaker. sad his hsndiing n the oths'
parts. and of ihs tsyis question isft
gesd IMPRESSION with The people.
Hsws hsrubiiesn becsuss 10 - right.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-06
SOUND ADVICE
Ias Ns~ rork Sna Advises the Democrat.
O. fas. the senate ban.

o. fas. the senate Btn-
Nrw Yosx Ocs 5.--The Sita this morn
iSS. in rsisfrinx 70 the tariff measures now
b-fors Congress. says ~LsaviRg partisan
politics and parry platform out of srht
altogether. The senate piau ~ the sursr.
safer snd more practicsoie remedy for The
evils sbicb President Cleveland 80 forcioig
descri nsd Ia bis message Of last Decsm Der.
Naen The Republican senate passes
this biii it WlI put before the Demo
crsts OF the House sut the Democrat IN the
White House = political opportunity such
o. rarely cCcuua ar Nils and his friends
haTs only 60 rsnounce tne pride o. suthor-
ship. snd 20 sink differences % opinion az
% irnmaterial details of surplus redu-ti0n.
snd they can send 20 the Executive Mansion
f0r NJ tisvsiar1s Signature before the
rear ends biiI made - meet the condition
which confroats 80. To axe the Espu0ii-
can Senators sl thsir Eori - pass fhsir aiil.
sni thereby abolish the surplus-tnar
wouId os rasfsr-streke of politics.