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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-06-07
LOST!

IN the road between Northport and SwanvilC
" Mills May 3lst box and envelope strapped
together. containing securities and papers All
persons are cautioned against purchasing any OF
the above payable to my order, as payment has
been stopped. The finder of this package will be
amply rewarded by returning the same to
W. f. WALES, at Northport Camp Ground
Or to c. 5. WALES IIampden, Me, 1w23+
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-06-07

The schooner Mary Ann McCann made the trip
from Bangor 70 Bermuda and back to Boston in p
day. arriving the 3l>t OF May. She made the run
ffom Bermuda to Boston in three days, quick
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
POLICE PICKUPA

Herman Seohy . quite sick and hss been
sor he past week.
Fatroimsn Warren vas kept busy at
Turner'S Hail isst night
About bali dozen stor. doors were found
open ~ The poliss isss oight.
PsfFolmsn hullsly val spend his twenty
dsvs vscstion visiting IN Canada.
TIE Board ot Fire ana Polio. Commits
siousrs wsrs IA session only eighteen min
utss yesterday.
Detectives Cast and Snith srrssted Jim
lester col0rsd. Yesterday br stealing a
quantity Of cigars.
y. ". Morris came pear getting run ia
yesterday. Re created q disturbance on
Bsrclsv at. bat fed before The patrol wagon
arrived
Th= patrol wagon took John Stisnbrecker
to Lou n orrison's eagnio last evening.
where be expected 70 Ind his wife, but she
vss not there.
Herbert Landing. q Kalamazoo excursion
lat. While wrestling in front Of Turner Hall
lsst evening vas hurt seriously internally.
The pstsci wagon took him 10 81 Marks
Home Landing lives IN Cbicsgo.
Detectives east and smith brought in "a.
bixgest losd of The season yesterday. IN,
passengers we're Dick Lysfrs, Wm. Lystrs
John Baker. Jsks Baker. Arnold Hins and
ElsY RAker 81 for vilfnl treSpsss, and
jim lester for larceny.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

A y. Rose. Of Lansing. IL at The Eagle.
O. G. Beach. OF Dousgiac, is at The Nor
too.
B.F. Warner. Of Paw Paw. 10 81 The
Eagle.
". shipman. Detroit man. IL al The
Marion.
HF. Cromwell. Of Kalamazoo, is At The
Morton.
A. II. Allen. Of Carson City, is At The
Clarendon.
Il. Chiuenden, wife aud son of Adrian.
are Al sweet Q.
r. F. Landon. Of Minneapolis. is stopping
o. TIE Morfon-
Chss. T. Robinson. Of Luther. is stopping
a. The Clarendon.
N Hollywood. q Detroit physician of
some note. is at Sweets.
B. Holbsin. Kent City merchant, 10 at
tos Bird ge Street. House.
Wa. Hartson. of AlleSan. was . late ar.
rival st rhs Eagle last evening.
N.F. Lslly. of Detroit. the railroad con-
trse'oE. vas az svests yesterday
c. NssmAn. OF Dorr. prominent busi-
ness nan, 8 stopping At The EaS ls.
John DOYLE. Of Iona. roadn,1Ater OF the
o.. f. a \. Railroad. 10 a. Sweets
Wm Sieels. proprietor of the Michigan
Overall factory at Ionia. IS at Sweets.
:. r. Colsor. Of Alaska, Republican nomi-
nee for County Treasurer IS AZ The Eagle
Hon n n A plin Of Bay City, Auditor
Gensrsl Of the State. was at The Norton
yesterday.
Chas. 8. Lothrop. Of Detroit. son Of Hon.
g. Y. \. IothrOp. Minister TO Russia, Is si
rns Morton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

xas F@s.s~a nsas a fssssss.s ss.ssrsss
f1xsAaas

kes fse&EsA q sts - fHttssass testsr4ss
fsxsAes.
PtFszsess. Aas z-fbs iass wiss e..
psssssd ~ k4Felsy csmPhsi q. ne Flss-
srsxst. e2s hssh seEarsS soa "a Gev lee
ssds ~ s.as viii hss naelasg - s. AArys
osnslsFs.
fAs FeRsas over which there s4s -
n aeh anxiety e. thsiE eslsy. s~lns - .
nisas 5sFslsneiEs of shipFang oEcsrs. at
rived ia lhis clty 81 - Geek las nlQrn-
ias, ksy 9sgx tskfn eassSt totn iss ualH
10 a. aBdsFssker's ossos on 0f&ntst.
Al - o'ciocK ne pail bearers sfrlseo a.
tas Undsrxksfs oFnos. snd ins flnsrzi
msrce 10 - fsals slhears began. Al tie
splseebzl nssldenes tas meuEesss aud
fsisnds Joined TIE pros assiea.
os entering the csste ezra tie choir sang
the rec ulsn nsss- The casIst vss placed
upon . modest tler Ia fpont o. he siIaT, snc
ths msoy noTsi oeslg0s sFTsn<ed TIE
ossket was covered vita bisCk ciotb with
velvet snd silver u!A1 nEs The plate bore
the inscription. BARLEY Csmpbeii. olee
July 81. lsss. aged a. yesrs-
Iks vices were conducted by Rev. tT.
Wall Rev. ff. pesnn aSslsrng. tpoL tue
conclusion OF kigh assss. fr. Wal dslis-
cred sn address. e0io<irIns the deceased,
and related numsTons interesting incidea q
IN his career ffom The cradle 10 the grave.
A. lac eoRel0s-On ol ff. Walls address. The
iid OF lhe esssef wks raised. ana The isrse
audience took unsl issTe Of Ihe remains.
whlch preserved . remarkably nslursl sp-
pesFance. TIE funeral parry then pro.
ossded TO sL ksry's cemetery IN Lawrence
vile. and al ll.So oeleek The gave wss
closed
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
RAILROAD RUMBLES.
l travel north is yery light.

Local travel north is yery light.
Nearly ell the trains were late yesterday.
Engine No. IS is in the roundhouse for
repairs.
The Chicago passenger traffic north is
quite large
Station Master Flaherty is building fat
on Lsgrave-st.
Switch engine No. Was being slightly
repaired yesterday.
SiIty-two excursionists went to Inter
lsken Park yesterday.
The sleeper Richmond" is again ready
for the road as good as new.
The G. r, A I. train from the North was
over an hour late last night.
The G. r. & /. brought up a lot of Hol-
land excursionists yesterday.
John r. Fish has taken the new station
airy engine al the car shops TO run.
The NJ, G. r. 4 /. carried about sixty
passengers to Interlake Park yesterday.
The switch and target house of the D. l..
& y, at Fourtn-ave., il completed and in
working order.
w. II. Williams. Travelling Freight Agent
OF the Atchison. Topeka Santa Fe route.
is at The Morton.
The roof Of the d., l.. & \. round house Is
flushed, and the foundation of the turn-
table Is also completed
Engine No. POS of tbs Pittshurg, Fort
Wayne a. Chicago Railway, was brought to
the g. r. |. shops for repairs yesterday.
The Mutual Benefit Society of the en-
ployes of Nelson, Matter & Co. will give an
excursion over the G. X. & l. to Muskegon
aud Long Lake, August IL.
c. w. Dierdorf, the little telegraph opera
tor at Avenue Junction, on tbe C. & w. NJ,
is feeling very gay. The present offlcs Is
standing on ground wanted for q coal and
wood yard, and the railroad company are
building a new tower building. about one
hundred feet west Of the present office, and
the telegraph office will be in the top of the
new building Dierdorf is pleased because
it puts him higher in the world.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

fhe Blaek Gaoxs w&ket.st1r1az E0snp2zs's
stsss D>ssFsssa Lessss.
The alafa ~ nss vsieh sAs turnsd IL
frsLa oo4 5l ysslsraas soruing a. - v2s
caused - = ssrioss are II he four stesy
frazns ballasnk On Froat-ss.. o.aed b,
u a. d Po.srs snd occupied ey TIE Sfssa
k.psas stesi Nal Cos pxay. tss WOFdsa
f4Faitafs Csnp4ns sEs ias b.sekR1oEs AFs
Iks Gre. whieh sppesrs 10 ksss o0sa-
meacsa IL the bss<NsaL sooa spread
tbFoaxbset The suildiBs sns sursl from tbs
rooI. fbs IRE department answered tbs
cal pron psly. sae sooe hsa assFiy t~enty
streams poanos on ne nslass. aud the nrs
wss so0n undsE ooRtfOL Ma. h Powers
i0ss oil probsols BOl exceed $50 sRd 10
fully oovsfed by iusursnoe.
The 6faRd kApaas Sts.l Nail oempsnx.
which ooeaplsd ne nrsi nooT, esnnoi est
nssts thslr less exaetiy. eQt think Gte water
On their sE0cs damaged 10 90 he sxGent of
a. 90. TAsy carry 80 Insurance
Ias WoEdsa farnit1rs Con pSny Oocu-
pied sa0sg Of lAs second nooE a. = storage
room They had thslT space allied With
goods IN ths white. Their loss - mainly
ffom ne smoks ana ~Atsf. They hsd
about 5000 worth VI goods stored there.
sad Il Is clIcult al present 70 say how
much Of the stun Is damaged esy ond re-
pair.
TIE Black more Manufacturing Company.
manufacturers OF photographers ana other
artists supplies. occupied the thifa hoor,
aod they estimate thslE loss ~ 8. 90. Ihey
carried an insurance. of s. 500 on their
stock and machinery. and 500 on lumber
winch vas stored outside The building and
not damaged.
The cause Of the IRE is not known. Ii
originated in The south end of the frat
door, near The wheel where the power Is
turned on and on for the Nail Company.
The Nail Companys works we're running
ull about o 80 q. IN, when an employe went
TO the wheel and turned on the power, Ko
signs of ire were nouced. There Was no
nre anywhere IN the building
The BlackmoTe company suffered 4 small
loss Of nre about two months ago. The tse
st that time originated from chemicals.
This time however, there were no ehemi-
csIs. or especially combustibls material.
where the ire started. Mr.. Blackniore had
asked an insurance man on Wei dnesdsy To
come and place more insurance on the
stock. The man neg elected to come Wednes.
day. but intended 10 come yesterday morn.
ing.
The loss is heavy one for the company.
Dir. Bisckmors said yesterday that il would
be impossible for them 10 stsst up again on
the scale in which they haf been doiag. but
that possibly they might stArt on small
scale somewhere else.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
TOWH TOPICS.

Gfssaaacx aaa Dsm0erst csueusss this
sseEilz
Isassst.E d sAis eify. Ass sssa sFsalsd
q Psi4s.0o-
Fss nors eonvsatioss sad tasa shs
sg0ng . ever isf lhis ssason-
~ Ha.isck . Assia slitsr sad psopris-
Eof of Ia sHafta csaltses.
Ths ars@orkz Al lAa Ls4s this s.saiax
snc4id call eilt a i4Egs sstsnEtzacs-
Adfs. isA Ni.son psFlsf a IN AaskeE0a.
s4fblalaz ibs ell.1sas % the -asaost Cl&5
Ths Cabs Conpasy siu s1tsnd "a
s0liea t4on CaAal-st. - D.yisioa a. Al
cree.
4ssissaay A ;. Bicks paid 81 200 for .
psrl sf 81 % 0iosk oas, CsnPszs sseend
aadilloa.
The Aesdsasrssss Of sbs DsmoeFss ,tsa-
Ceaffzl Cen4a.lgLze Aas sssn moved % E@st
c@ginss.
fhs n.ssnsat door Ia lAs rear of broSn.
Hal A CO. .sofs Gas ioaad 0psn lsst aik ~.
~ FsLlelasan Mccullough
Ths lab.rafasy anasx "a ne High 5enoo.
- - a. saelosen and slA % conplstsd
by tls msddls ~ this soain.
M~EF > Bamann. sita hss htsls son,
of h,.nkss Hi AissoaFi. . waiting AZ TIE
resiassas Of Der sstsE Mrs. SFsd o. bsfssf
Ou Nerta ulFlaion q.
There NlA &c TOO games OF oi4iAfd
to4Fnamenl Bisyed each evening AZ nexs
week a. Ibs Derby hotel. Tue osst ANA
tear players a lbs city sill tase part
Anna BerEeg Lynch snd Eta Berger
Bgszse are still playing and sinsiDg 70 audi
sncss Bumuer.ns 500 % o,Ooo persons
every night 10 Masic Hall. at Cnciaustt-
o4inx 10 ths Wind ths Contemplated dis
plsy 81 ars voF2s at Reeds lake last nlghl
sss postpooed al loAighA The display
~il a~ ially equal 10 thaL Of the hrst even
ing - ths regatta
BsfneY MAcksy tae man 80 badly onnded
5g James White az Lsmpmans lodging
house. Is IN = very weak eondiiioa, bus il
dong a. vel as eoGld ss expected. he 4
sill AZ "a. Magks Home.
The COMMITTEES IN charge Of The Christian
Endeas0r picnic - Dc hsid Al Reeds LAk .
August -. Is preparing white badges 10 b
U0rn ~ IhOse NhO attend inst-sd OF pa.
b,us nbbons. as had been intended.
Al ics wsson broke fown on The street
car Fsck on CheFFv-st. early YESTERDAY
morniog and vas. probably without th.
kn0N.edge OF tos pFopnetnrs. left there al
the iofenooa. blocking the street Cars and
kaOckinx them oat Of time
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

Roeafore, prss<nasc ess sa,ss 81 chArlss :.
ss4ss. 81 ke4kioFa 4 a Aolsses p0l -
nsznissEss1 N.thsaisl kaas. * fisLnasld
a11 ". A falsaEs presented tEs nsaas ~
(sa1e< L. Lsss. ~ tDts eltg- tnS nrsS IN
ioE1sl eslist fssal1ss iollo~s "eoAs
ae& e<k u sotss sast ~ - ssiln kcs rs-
eslssd S. seaEs. q Ls~is . ? d. Eady. l.
!. h. LaAe<s.zx, l. lns oaliot ses nas1s
taFnsi ana Ar. R@os 50 <.ts tAs sosu. aos.
f0r CoaDts frs@safsF. u " Johasos
presented tie name ~ Sasrmzn T. C0lsoa.
% Cslsd0Eia sr. Celsoa waited - de-
eiaas. eat ne sss Deminsssd By sccl2as.
tioa-
" N. PslGef presented the Hsaas Of W.
J. otosrt Tor ffee~Caucg Attorney. sEd
AF. stuart sas nominated - soslsms'
iaa.
For CosBty Clsfk fho1.s wsl.n re-
esiysd - sokss. scsltsrlsg y
Alfred W0lools aad D~lgnt 6oss we're
nominated t0r GscOiI Court COolmlssi01ss
and q. h. l. l0ehsF. 0t shis city and Dr.
s. J. Wsuace. " sparta t0f Cereoer
DofF skssis vas nominated for sur
ssyoE
Delegates 70 State convention were chosen
As follows. from the eisy. A. large, ID. A.
biocsrtg sRd fhonias Walsh lrst ssrd.
b, a. holmes. CAss. NssbE. second ward
W A. 6AsstL ID. J. LsaIhers. Ihird ward.
InAs. 4 siigh. Wa. Alden smith. Fourth
ward. Moses IskssfI Wan. A. p0nnsms
FIflh ward. Joan ngesxe. I0s- pillan. siIth
ward. J0ha W. HOleOab jas ii. CouFtney;
seventh ward. Alfred Richards. Herman
Veddsrs. Eighth ward, !. b. WallIn. ID. >.
Peek
second Dissrict-w. T. Adams. at large;
Lorens Day, Wyoming 5. I Colson. Gale
doDia: T. A. eandsrlln. Lowell NJ. A
Holeom0. Caledonia. j. X. stuart. Cascade
Stafford W. Lyon. Grsnd Rapids township
ID. q. Look, Lowell J. Head y. Ada.
Third Distriet-D. \. Lyle Cedar Springs,
AT large; Abel Chase. Alpine; Robt Graham.
Walker, M. b. Wilson, Alpine, l.. M
Spencer, Grattan; l. 81. sellers, Cedar
springs; \. Rice. Plainneld; W. NJ. Lester
Oakteld; Neal Mcmillan Rockford.
Congressional. FirstDistrict-at Large. NJ
N. Moore, aud Chas. Petersen. Col Wells
John Stekslss. kirst Ward; Geo. Z. Pant
lind. John Perry. Second Ward. y. h
Earle, John X. Montgomery Third Ward
p. V. Fox, j. Eisenhsrdt, Fourth Ward
Peter Schuh. Patrick Walsh, Fifth Ward
Il. j. Narris HI. J. Feiker, Sixth Ward
Arthur Chilyer, John Christman, Seventh
Ward; Adrian Yates, ii. NJ. Rose, Eighth
Ward.
second District--F ID. Eddy. Lowell, at
Large, Geo. H. Godfrey. NeTgennes; NJ. W
Bates, Wyoming. l.. Rank. Wyoming; IL
l. Brown. flames, r. X. Shears. Cascade
w. W. Johnson. Grand Rapids; Byron Nc
Mel. Byron; L. n. Barnard. city.
Third District. +. Guild Algonia. a
Large; c. +. Sears, A,gonia. J. NJ. Thomas
Cannon; j. G. Van Winkle. sparta: F. NJ
Woodward. Courtisnd; TX. IL. Wilson, Ty-
rome; Edward Miner. Alpine, Milo Chapel,
Walker.
After adopting a resolution that each dis
trict cast its full vote III the State and Con
gressionsl in case OF aDsentees. the eonyen
ZION adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
BAYNE'S NEW WORK.

Life Sized Pictures as Perfect as Photo
graphs.
At the handsome Fountain.st. studio of
Bayne, the artistic photographer. may be
seen a great number of handsome lfe-size
pictures of we'll known citizens. These are
all made by Bsyne's new process, and they
are quite the perfection OF art.
While the process work has all the accu-
racy OF u photograph, 1t is still as soft and
graceful 10 its tints and colors as q painting.
If you want . picture of yourself let Bay ne
paint il. and frame il.
Mr.. Bayne continues to lead in the way
of cabinet photographs, and his studio il
constantly thronged.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
ENDED IN a DRAW
The International siuKgisg si.tch bst~esn
MarpAy skd Hsstf4ad

The Inter national sIugEisg sf.tch Bst~esn
marPhy sEd Hssii~sd
Nrw losK. Aug. The international
light between Frank Murphy. OF England.
aud Jack Hsylin, OF Boston, for 81. COO q
side. came on this morning at Verplsnek :
Point on the Hudson. and ended IN a
draw. The Hen fought forty nine roands.
taking three hours aud fifteen minutes
Hasiin Was seconded Dy George Young and
Jack fraLss. AuTphys seconds were Jack
NeAuliis and Jack Ashton. Time Was
called NJ 5.4i. From the tTst the men
fought hard. The foriy-sev~ath round vas
the severest ia the battle and . terribly
hard fought one, considering the condition
Of the men then. HsvAp staggered around
the ring and Murphy was too weak 10 take
advantage OF bis condition. Al the end OF
the forty. ninth round il was plain ths. nei-
ther OF the men possessed sufficient strength
TO continue the hight and tie referee step
ped into the ring and declared the fight a
draw. The decision was conceded by all 10
be the only one possible.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

TIE Innis Hra says John w. Dy. has
soid out his interest in ths Commsrcisl
House to Robert q Stafford. Al experienced
hotel man from Grand Rapids. Mr. stat
ford Vas for i've yesrs connected With
S~eets Hotsi. and more recently With
The Livingston. fashicnshls boarding
hcuse IN that citv. Hs slso managed a
summer reeors a. oftsws Beach. Charles
F. I've ~ r~rnsin snd he firm will Be
Iive = Stafford Nr St~Hari vii hsv.
suecisi charEs II he stewards department
and the new management propose 20 ID al
fheT can - rslSs the reputation of What !.
s.resdy an excelisna hotst J ". DYE vii
resume ais duties IS deputy sheriF
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

PIrTsBuKG. Aug. "A New Castle. Pa,
special TO the Commercial Gasctts says
Three armed robbers entered the house Of
VIM Clark. q wealthy farmer, At an esIlv
hour yesterday afternoon. and bound and
aud gagged the entire family of seven per-
sons. They then rsnsacked the house. but
only succeeded in getting lhree gold watches
and 9 small sum Of money. after which they
rode Oh threatening 10 xiii the inmates OF
the house ifany attempt vas made 70 raise
an Alarm
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
A NERvY POLICEMAN.
A Chicago officsr Risks Hts Life In the
Capture of = Burglar.

Chicago OGacsr Risks Hts Life In the
Capture of = Burglar.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-Officer Dudley made
al important capture early this morning.
and made it under circumstances which re-
quired the display of considerable nerve
Abou; ; O'Clock be met at Chicago and
Western-aves. = trio of suspicious chsrsc-
tiers. He Quickly recognized Two Of them
as Pete Ormsby and Philo Durfee. two OF
the most expert crscksmen that ever iniest.
ed the city. The men drew revolvers and
told the Officer TO halt. Instead Dudley
made dash al Ormsby and had hand cuffs
on him before he knew it. Durlee said.
"Oh. no you don't" and fired at Dudley
While only a few feet distant The bulle,
struck q suspender buckle aud glanced Off
making slight flesh wound. Durfee and
the third man ran. sndftbe officer lugged
his man To the patrol box and soon had
bim in cell at the West Chicago Avenue
Station.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

To the Ritter Of tas rsf assAs-HzsAIR,
GsAxn RsPips. Nich.. Aus. IL Sc n
vorr issus af ths ld INST. chslisngs from
Dick Enslana. ot Nusk-ecn. ~ axhs ne "a
s fnfsh 7 hsr>hy sccept rs challenge. n :
rznt - axe vi-ce insiee of SA--n days
sfter SEEMING srtscses and wsthir f,rtv
miss ef 1rsca Rapids ~ith skin firht
: 1res. aud Aarlnis of Cuepnsheexv rv,le-
Yours 7sSpecf f,fi-
HtsaF Jcxrs
Char-picn Fssthsr vsisht of tn. w.st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
CroeAing the EIyAr.

Work on the river pipe crossing for the
Hydraulic Company is now fairly under
way. The rock blasting for the trench was
commenced yesterday and Mr.. Sekell says
he expects to have the pipe in its position
in about twenty days. The pipe viii. be
lowered in sections of about three hundred
feet in length each. aud Mr.. Sekell says he
hasa plan for uniting these under water
that is ahead OF anything yet tried. The
pipe will strike North Front-st on the West
Side ABOUT 700 feet south of Leonard-st On
the East side 1t comes out by the city
pumping works.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. 2.-The Bibh
county moonshiners are still confined in q
coal drift near Briarfield and are zeslously
guarded by citizens posse. Those in the
mine had no chance OF escape. and being
Without food. are undergoing the gradual
process of starvation. The moonshiner
shot Monday was named Snyder. Bill RAY,
Jim Hickey and . negro are the candidates
who we're unwilling 10 starve 10 the driit.
There were originally ak OF the gang and
they were regarded by the revenue officers
as the NEST desperate aud daring in the
State. Thsy being we'll armed, the citizens
posse decided on the starvation plan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
A Quiet Wef,dinx

Charles B. Chilver and Miss Emma Mills
were married Wednesday evening at the
residence of the brides mother, lO7 Third
ST. the Rev. Mr.. Hoffman officiating and
only the relatives and friends being present
The presents we're both costly and numer-
Gus. The bride Was dressed in rich blue
silk with ornaments. Miss Maggie Leary
as bridesmaid was becomingly attired ia .
drsss OF the same color. After the cere-
mony sumptuous supper was served. The
happy couple will be At home 10 their
friends a. 245 West Fulton-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

OTTAvs. Aug. 2-The Ffss Prsss pub
lishsd tracts Of the annual report still IN
Published. or the Fisheries Department.
says that the catch Of Hsh lsst year -ss
valgsd at SIS. 20 ooo. sxsiBst tis Z5-5 90
in the previous year. The value Of The
lobster catch declined tsa+. 600. while ID.
faliinz OF in cod vss t2S4 Go. TIE sr
ports Of ssh to TIE United states rsschel
s. ~ coo or 20 per cent Of the total sI-
rrsrts
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
SOUTH END NEWS.

Mrs. L. NJ. Schornstein has gone to Of
tawa Beach for q short time.
T. J. McKittrick has vacated his fruit
palace. at 522 South Division-sL
Mrs. Schrivends, accompanied by her son
and daughter, have gone 70 Macatawa Park
for a week.
There Is a drove of seventeen ponies at
the fair grounds. just shipped from WASH
ington Territory.
DIR. Marks. OF Fisher. has just completed
hne residence near the fair grounds. an3
will move 10 his new home rext week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
HAVOC BY THE ELEMENTS.
Great Damage to Property sy Floed and
Storm in MtnussotA.

Great Damage to Property by Fioed and
Storm in MtnnssotA.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn,, Aug. 2-Specials to
the Journal from ST. Cloud and ssuk Rap
ids, Mimi. state that . most terrific thun-
der storm occurred last night and that tor
rents of rain fell from l0p. m. until this
morning. The water in the Ais.isslppi
river rose foot and 10 the st. Cloud dam
eight feet. Many horses. were struck by
lightning. but, fortunately, there was no
loss of life and no fires. Whole fields of
wheat are under water and washed out
At ST. Cloud . party going to funeral was
overturned in wasbout and barely es-
capped drowning. Two persons we're struck
by lightning at Ssuk Rapids. but Jecov-
cred. MANY houses were flooded and can
only be reached by boats. The damage will
be many thousands Of dollars.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

Axozos.sx ~ Aus. Mr. Lsur.
Crul. ar innate ~ ,ks insane ssyium here.
literally bosi-a herself % death yesterday
A patient a ,bs ssEasse vsrd op>ned q hot
water fsucet 10 tae bath room ana ale ved
ise tub - ~ : ec NJ. Cr1il entered The
roen and se-ing iss tao fnli Of ssier took
&C her clotber ssd i1mp.d IN. sbs -as
cooked - t-sfn 5sfore sssisfsnce srriTsd
So sner ihs ~ster vss noiliBg hot. - 4 =
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
Prof. Loisetts Wins In Court-Literary III.
rasv Condemned

Prof. Loisetts Wins In Court-Iiterary Pi-
raey Condemned.
From New York SsaN. Chief Justice
VsnBrunt holding the specicl term Of the
Supreme Court yesterday on the application
of Nelson Smith and Col. Robert G. IDger-
soil, made the Injunction in favor Of Prof
Loisette, restraining George s Fellows from
publishing bis Memory system perpetual.
DIR. William A. Hammond, John Green
leaf Thompson. author Of work on psy-
ohology, and several other professors testi-
hed that Prof. loisettss systsm vas origi-
nal, being Dew departure In the education
OF the memory. The Court ordered Fellovs
TO deliver up TO Prof. Loisetts the stereotype
plates and ell the books in bis control.
over nine thousand copies Of abe pirste5
edition we're delivered up yesterday.
We are informed that full De sils will be
furnished in the prospectus sent post free
BY Prof. A. Joi,stte, 237 Fifth-aye. New
York
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Breeze are in The city.
Mr.. Breeze is very slowly recovering from 3
fearful fall he had down the death trap.
which constitutes the area way on the east
side OF Powers Opera House, some months
ago. Mr.. Powers has attempted to prevent
similar accidents hy raising The projecting
rail since bis notification Of q suit for dam
ages By Ar. Breeze.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

New YoRK. Aug. 2-The National Demo
cratic Committee has adopted a. the cam
paisn banner and badge the flag bandaus." e"
designed and pstepted by Cspt Joseph NJ.
Jones. OF Paris, XIV. Ii Is q typical bsDnapa
and has the stars and stripes stamped in the
center and each corner. This announce
ment WAS made yesterday BY Chairman
Barnum.