davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-23

'Its not a very common trade for a
woman, know, but the business was left
on my hands and have TO carry it on"
The sign on the front of the establish
ment on one of the principal streets of
Brooklyn says: "Mrs -, Undertaken
and Embalmer" The windows do not dis
play the usual mortuary emblems but are
full of Towering plants instead. The round,
plump little woman who is the proprietor
Is busy with some sort of embroidery,
swinging to and fro in low rocker with a
crape-covered coffin TO the right of her and
a pile of rosewood caskets, surmounted by
a baby's coffin in white, to the left. Her
husband was the original undertaken of the
family. He became first crippled with
rheumatism, leaving the active control Of
things in her hands as his assistant, aud
then died. She had learned the business
and continued it.
'I'm a bit handy with TOOLS" she said, in
answer to an inquiry, land took TO the trim
very naturally. You don't know what the
trim is! That's putting on the handles and
plates and putting in the lining. Cloth
covered collins mostly come with the drap-
ing on them, but rosewood and such are de-
livered plain and we furnish them ourselves
TO suit peoples tastes. | used TO manage the
holdings very neatly, but holdings are not
in fashion now. Oh, yes; people are very
ready to employ a woman as an undertaken.
always have about as much as can do.
There's the old customers, the families my
husband used to buy for; they don't forget
me, and new ones come as fast as they find
me out. Sometimes they say they'd rather
have me round, especially If it's a woman
or a child, at such time than a man. If it's
a man that's dead, have a man as assis-
tant TO help me; IL lisa woman, manage
it alone sEmbalmingg Pm railways in the
room and superintend It. but I've been
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-23

The newest flower to be reproduced in the
enamelled jewelry is the morning glory.
Particular people have their pins copied in
miniature for tiny flower pins to fasten lace
anywhere about the dress, or for the bon
NET. The hat pin should have large gold
ball for head this summer. The pin for
the hair should be of she'll with twist of
gold for the top.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-23
THE MORRISON HOUSE

NEWLY fitted up Offers pleasant South rooms
~ and dxceDlentboard 10 those wishing reglI-
lar, transient, or table accommodations Central
ly located on line Of street cars affords easy ac
cess 10 places OF business and suburban resortA
Prices moderate. Corner Brou9hton and Dray-
ton streets, opposite Marshall House.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-23

Colored glass for table use is not gone nor
rapidly going, but it has strong rival in
crystal, the use of which among people who
prefer quiet elegance TO more brilliant
effect is gaining ground every day. When
crystal is used the table is set with fat mir
shapes. Dealers say that any new thing in
colored glass takes amazingly, but that in
default of al especial novelty white glass is
beginning to outsell it.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-23

1t is goblets now. TumbIers are out.
They began to decline year ago, and have
resigned themselves to back seats by this
time. The goblet is of the best crystal the
housewife can afford, plain, etched or en-
graved. The engraved gobletS, which range
from those content with a monogram to
elaborate flower designs, may be made to
cost as much as $50 dozen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-23
SOME NEW FURNITURE.
A PoMPADOUR EPOCH IN PARLOR
AND BOUDOIR.

People are Going in this Spring for
Ename l in White and Gold-It Costs
a Mint of Money or it Can be Done
Very Cheeply if You Please-How
70 Furnish in the Style of Louis XIV.
snd XVI
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-23

No parlor is complete just now without a
5 o'clock tea stand. A slender upright of
wought iron curves over the top and hangs
a small copper teakettle, FURNISHED and
mounted in silver or gilt, just above an
alcohol lamp fitted in the same style and
set in an iron ring projecting from the
side. The tea stand is driving out the
samovar My lady who dispenses the
fragrant beverage takes good deal of sat-
isfaction in the ingenious little contrivance
at her elbow.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
~ INSANE nAN CUTS rs THROAT
Ea = ga Asliy IA Jaii fos ssfs kssPank
Ga als Throel " lth F<ir II
shs-rs-hs VIII 10 ssak
~ hzlsn4E0o.

sunaay evening Edward Kelly Of IS
Cslsd0ulA-st ~zs taken - lau for sale
keeping - he wAs ihoaghI % e insane.
When TIE Oh GERS searched him Al The
AL they fouad . razor concealed IN his
shirt sleeve. He Is lsborlng under The
nAliacinsEion that the Hydraulic compsny's
stand pipe l. fail Of smoke aud that they
81 destroy him OF that hs ~ill be cot Ia
pieces sy some one.
AbouG three months ago. Kelly showed
sigos of insanity. bat after being IOcksd up
for isw days seemed 10 be entirely re-
covered and Was allowed 10 20. he was
locked up sgain = short time after that, but
Was again released, apparently IN bis rlght
MUD.
Yesterday morning Or. Wooster went 20
the jail for the purposs Of examining him
20 ascertain whether or not he Was insane.
Owing 10 the crowded condition OF The jail.
Kelly had been placed ia a cell With ChAs.
N acard aud Geo. Ferguson. The doctor,
wishing 10 have his patient alone. took
bin into q 'front.' room IN the residences
portion OF the laii. The room being
cleaned and contained only two chairs and
. carpet. The chairs stood near the window
on the sill OF which lay pair OF shears
HIiSl NA0 ttcu recently elA pfLCd ttt
which were unoDserved by the doctor. The
doctor occupied these chairs while The
examination was going on.
The doctor talked Ia land asked al IN
questions which he answered nationally and
coherentiy. The doctor was OF the opinion
that he would be all right Ia a day or two,
and concluded To watch him.
The doctor started 10 leave the room. 60
ing first go as not 10 let Kelly run down
stairs If he anted 10. He turned around
IN an instant and was startled To SEE stream
gushing from kelly's throat. The doctor
caught him by one arm, Kelly grabbing :
him by tue coat collar. The doctor found
IL necessary TO seize him by the throat as
be was tearing the coat of. Help arrived
by this time and Kelly WAS locked up. his
clothing saturated with blood. The doc
tors hand was somewhat cut in the en-
counter The doctor then dressed mis-
wounds which we're found TO have been
made by the sharp point of the shears
which ne had stolen from the window sill.
The wound was made by opening the shears
and drawing the blades across his throat as
he pressed them together.
The wound is not dangerous, but bled
quite badly. Kelly will be taken TO the asy-
lum At Kalamazoo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11
AMONG rHE HOTELS

r r Rogers. The husfii1z editor Of tSe
Eavsnns Ti,ses IS as toe Eagle. Mr. Rogers
is masinz good psper for ais suisrprisiaz z
little town.
Chss. ne7o. The minister -Senstor from
Oxford. IS a. Sweets. Mr Dsyo = one of
tAe BEST kno~n Green oacksrs In the Sts.a
and made Qu'te record in the isst Sensi@.
" r. Bsksr. ~ 81 Rapids. 10 shs cry.
Nr Baker Is 0r.r = young nan yst bnt he
- rspislig ciiU Ding 90 me bop Of the fnsn-
cial lsider. snd . vel known business
man.
f. & 0Rorrke. superintendent - th@
southern dirisi1 ~ ~ tae r r. s. + ~ 4 =
A. ths Mortau House. NJ 81 Sourke is =
qpica seil-msde ns1. sud besides being
oue Of fhs BEST posted ~ rasi mau in tce
country is esv-gp uisu Ia ism0crs ic
poiiucs II Indiana.
Hon. j 3 81 RiDer ~ \ - is renew
iuE BIS scQnsintsnce in tbs rirT ~ tsn
N rer nss ceeu AlfnrneV- General ~ Nichi-
san. snt a. one af ~ best kn0vn nsn n
rns State. wno hsu frrm the souf1- west
corner af Michigan. T1 saT foss tae rrsa g
~ ths afe sIecrrn msie him aarpv w0uld
hsri,r srrreSs his leeIirzs
Hon. a. , @fearrs. snsfher Big Fari.s
nsn. 80 in 80 eif7 YESTERDAY W1su is
comes ta svsiri1noiS Mr. ~faarns Is wxat-
fnx. Bat in q business ~s7 he .sn reigh -
rnsnv p.,unds - fha best el itarn. He a.
sesn Nsr,F - Hss Rsriie 49, f-ssfie II
shs N1ri bern National esak fsr rssrs The
rrsrlhs~s ~ re n ksriis dre department
a.~sYs anoes Mr. sssaa &c tneir s~t
tris1d
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11

FUNERAL or rHe POSTMASTER
as s-ss That Hs k1ilsd His wife ssa
Child- ostua .stsF fhrock morton ts
Barksd Wuh Anstsry aeaSrs-
A Large fanersL

BlxslSGaAN. Deo l0.-Ths funeral 81
Postmaster ThTOoEm0rton TOOK place this
afternoon. sbs inlsrnsnt being 81 OAk Alll
cemetery. cst4chment ot artillery Of
which the deceased Was Captain and the
local military company escorted the
remains 10 the cemetery aud hred = salute
over rs grave. The Birmingh ham Lodge
Ol the ordeT 0i kiks Also attended IN
BODY. The funeral Was one of the largest
ever held ia this city. sheriff smith ls suu
"a jail under arrest. hr smith repeats
his previous statement that 81 least dozen
shots had been fired by the crowd before lie
ordered his officers 10 IRE. Several OF those
who were shot have made statements 10 The
eject that they went 10 vicinity OF the jail
merely out Of curiosity and bad no idea Of
taklng pArL 10 the ATTEMPTED lynollng
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11
WILL THERE Be WAR 2
II LOOKS VERY MUCH That WAY.
A Fleet Aboat Ready 10 GO To H.yu 10
Look After the Affairs OF the Unitsd
States SGsv.ranent-Whs sscrs-
tary whitney ssys-

NFw YoKk. Dec. lO.--Secr etary Whitney
arrived in this city on Saturday from
Washington. IL Was generally reported
that he had come 10 personally inspect the
Galens- and see that there was no hitch in
the arrangements for her departure 10
Hsyti. The Secretary was found al his
residence.
What is goin & to be done about Hayti?"
ne was asked.
al suppose the public is informed about
as fully on that subject through the energy
OF you newspaper people. replied tae
Secretary, smilinsly, as II can be al pres
ent."
Have YOU received any communication
from Secretary Bsyarcf ~
Nothing but the papers in relation 20
the seizure of the Hsytisn Republic You
know Mr. Bsyard has pronounced that
seizure illegal. and has SO notified me-"
What will your course in the matter
be-"
oh" replied Mr.. Whitney. quietly.
:" the ship must be given up. that's all
There is nothing else left for Haytl 10 do in
the matter
And II she does not2"
Mr. Whitney only smiled and refused 10
conclude sentence. Then he was asked If
the Galena had received orders 10 20 10
Hayti and ne answered that no definite
orders had yet been sent TO Brooklyn.
The impression left. more by Mr.. Whit
ney's manner than by his language. was
that Hayti VOL uld be compelled 10 return
the seized yess ell. II it was not done will
ingly. but he thought 1t would be done
willingly.
Captain Sumner of the Galena, said yes
terday that he had not received sailing
orders rs yet. but expected them at any
moment. The corvette Il ready for sea. A
large number OF visitors went on board yes
terdsv aud inspected with considerable
curiosity the warlike appearance OF her
decks. Even her furnaces are primed and
ready for lighting fires IN er the boilers.
The Richmond which is now flying the
flag of Admiral Luce will not be ready TO
sail for some time. The little Iantic can
put to see by Wednesday. Admiral Ban
croft Gherardi said yesterday that he ex-
pected to receive the sailing orders for the
Galens this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11

'The Rev. Dr. J. Henry Smythe OF Philadelphia received
telegram today stating that the Board OF Regents Grant
Memorial University Athens, Tenn, had unanimously
erred upon George W. Chds the title of Doctor of Laws
The college founded fn 1867 General Grant
of the projectors the first cash donation and hs we'll
heads the list in nineteen the in
has turned out thousand preachers and teach
It's Trustees able Its property worth about
100000 1t has at present three hundred students
the rolls Governor Taylor of Tennessee of It's grad
yates. Among its patrons found the of Evarts
Logan Cameron Garfield ingalls, Hoar. and many others
Its work in the Central South says John Sherman Pres
dent of the United States Senate cannot be overemated
1t for white students only. Its graduates be
found everywhere the bar the pulpit the professors
chair in the Senate and in Congress IL foreign
fields host of Last year 1t changed It's
from Wesleyan College Grant Memorial University thus
establishing the South living monument TO the memory
of the dead hero"
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11
THE HUMANE SOCIETY.
Tho Officers Elected Last Night and the
Cash Received Last Month.

lho VtnCer> biccacu an1 tno
Cash Received Last Month.
The regular monthly meeting of the HUI
name Society was held last evening ut the
Office of L. 8 Provin. The officers of the
new Board of Directors were chosen as fol.
lows President, Rev. Chas. Fluhrsr: First
Vice President. DIR. J. C. Buchanan; Secoud
Vice President. Mrs. Henry GrinnelI: Sec
retary, Mr. A. 9. Torrey; Treasurer, Mr.. c.
W. Calkins.
Agent Kennedy reported cases investiga-
ted since annual meeting as follows: Horses
ordere of street, SIX; reprimands for neg
lect and abuse, four; dog killed. one; total,
eleven.
The following donations and COLLECTION
of membership fees have been received
since annual meeting: Rev. and Mrs. Chas.
Fluhrer. -. Ar. and Mrs. c. ANGEL, -, Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Torrey, g.; MIR. 5. l.. Faller,
/; Mrs. X. l.. Richmond, 81; Mrs. II. Grin
nell. 81 Mr. and Mrs. l.. 5. Provin, 81; Dr.
w. o. Knowles. 81, Mr.. A. G. Ellis. ST.; MIR.
J. L. Elliott, 81: Mr.. @. c. Rood, ST. Mr..
and Mrs. y. c. Johnston, s., Mrs. CJ. How
ard. Sl.53; Mr. VIM. NJ. Robinson, 81: Mr..
Vim. ii. Anderson. 81; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
II. Lsmpman, 81; Mrs. 5. F. Aspinwall, /:
Mr.. A. Durfee. SO. Col. G. G. Briggs. s..
DIR. J. Q. Buchanan, 81: Mr.. @. W Calkins.
81; box corner Canal and Pearl-sts, 1918,
Total, $4l.26.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11
The Committees.

At q m eeting Of the Executive Committee
appoin ted to give the Elks' annual New
Years Eve social. the following committees
were appointed Committee on Printing
aud invitati0ns-J. ID. McIntvre. G. BJudd.
r. ". kieind'enst q. r. Almy. Enter
tsinment-C. ". Black, G. 3. Judd r. "
Klsindienst, g. r. ochofeld. c. n Gsrwood
g. d. Amy. =. ". SyDss. Committee on
Hail.. Campbell Com mittee on Music
H. T. Aldrch. X A. Wsilensisin, G. r..
Schoieid. COMMITTEES on Refreshments-
". >EetiaBd. J. Z Kiliean r Spronl.
Stage and Dscorzuons-G n. De Grasf. C.
ID. Ayers. y. New horfsT r. T. Doreu T.
". Miller The COMMITTEES adjourned to
meet again a the Morton House Tbs7sdsy
evsnlDS. December l3. st : 3. n
". n Bows.
CLaIrman Of FKecnlITs lomslliee.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11

strfksr. and New M-a "a wAr-Ths Gov
srnor fressnL


srnor Present
sr. LOUIS. Dec. i0-Later advices from
Bsviss, Mo, are 90 the effect that when
Governor MorshOuse arrived az Bevtsr he
found ths conlending factions. the striking
miners and the new. men who have sup
planted them. armed 70 the teeth and re-
tu.iux to recognize any authority save
the militia The leaders stated they
were not disposed 10 question the
authority OF the state. but de-
clinea 20 surrender 20 the county anthOrl-
fisr. Governor Morehouss therefore called
our the militia in order % give the 0el.igeF-
enfs an Oppori iunity 20 surrender arms and
thus restore peace. The IRE last night was
most disastrous. destroying The greater por-
ton OF he business section of Bevier.
There - no doubt but that the contagra-
ton is due to incendiary causes. but there
il no evidence upon which anyone can be
eonvictsd for the crime. Il Is understood
tbat fns militia. under the directic q OF
Governor Aoreb0nse will dlsarm both
factions. and a. least temporarily restore
orisr
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11
E1os1tt!SlSSfNs
DAILY POINTERS"

~ We will soon have cold
weather and then for 'Skat-
ing Has your boy got his
skates Our line is complete.
Our prices are right. Send in
your children, and we will fix
them up. At the same time
we will show them some nice
Pocket Knives for % cents.
Remember all goods on the
ground floor, and children can
buy with perfect safety.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11

TIE members 20 the ersnd Rapids Lodge
al EIss Tifl invite their friends 10 ioin VIII
.reri r grand siclai session -o - given
en- Nsw ears eve. Nofn niflees are 1r~
e. -r-f reaFirr crenaraficns for the event
Az .sffa frtr relrss rrlents tnP sni
= ert f-srratr ard musical snterts. nnsnt
I'll Il L-r.n-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11
RETURNING HOME.
n, Yellow Fever Refugees Are Going
Eack.

Eack.
TArxsoxvrrrE Fla. Dec. i9-Thers we're
10 asw cases Of yellow fever and no deaths
reported today About 80 refugees return
sd 70 the -itv by rail snd steamer today
under tae Board Of Health regulation Per
rnftfiux entry provided the returned PER
sons - 80 uus of town azain a. uixht
Probably 6lty remained over night rsgzri-
less % tha reg- sfiou. and the police were
k.ut busy hunting iar these suspects nas
np 10 = Iats hocr no arrests hsd been mace
The c.tv VS. very lively today. and svsrF
BODY seemed happy. The h-st Northern
t-si, wss met AZ the depot ~ a BRASS band
aad rs'1re~s we're escorted through the
streets ~ = procession.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11
HAVE SETTLED.


FrothsnxhAm 81 500
ST. Iorrs. No. Dec. t0.-Dayid l. Froth
ingharr. tae Adams express messenger wno
vs. robbed OF 5000 BY Frederick Witrock
in October 1850 and Who was arrested Tor
cornalicitv IN the affair settled with The ex-
press company today for $40 After the
robbery Frothlnghsm ~as held q prisoner
a ne southern Hotel Cor three weeks and
snssaouently Indicted and placed IN jail.
Tb- lriaI Of WiEock established the mes-
ssrrg~s innoccucs. PIE sued for $50 coo
.nl recs vsd judgment for 5000 This
xas cut down by the court to $1,000. The
express company then showed sn inclina-
10, 60 d~ht lurther bat ausiiy promised
On & sOO which Ess pad 10 rockingham
ta.nE
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11

A biu va introduced IN the House to-
day by Congressman Chipman authorizing
tas construction Of one steel Armored sub
nsrgsd cruiser, armed with heavy rusd
xuns anc pneumatic torpedo throwers.
The speed 20 BE- not less than twenty-five
knots Der hour Is exacied. The cruiser
must De c.pebls of being submerged not
less lasn seven feet and s:x inches above
land wafel line. -Four million dollars are
appropriated tor the cruiser exclusive Of
arfnamauE
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11
TRIAL NUMBER TWO.
It Ends Like the First In = Disagreement,
OF the Jury.


OF the Jury.
Mrs. Tsrwilliger is becoming a we'll
known pc rson in this city by reason Of her
two trials tor keeping a house of illfame
on Lagrave-st. The second trial occupied
all the time in the Police Court yesterday.
with the usual large audience. n. Z.
Allen tore the air and beloved like mad
bull for an hour or 40 in addressing the
jury in the forenoon. in favor Of Mrs.
Terwilliger, and City Attorney Taylor used
about an hour after dinner addressing the
jury. and the case was given to the six
gentlemen about 3 o'clock and nj 8 they
came into Court and announced that they
could not sgree, aud were discharged The
jury standing Eve for conviction and one
for not guilty.
i is understood that the case viii be
tried again before another Jury as soon as
possible
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11

rnrr....,. u-c 'n-Fsz-ns = Riley. for
-,s-- years nzsess .o .as f1r1ifn~s ogsi-
res- e ihfs -itr. sd 'o5sv. Liabilities.
N Hs7fiev aso a f1r1it1ra
s-s.s- fsHei siisF Llthifiies ~ $500;
a. e na.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11
ANOTHER sgrcHEsy.
Fi.ks Tl4s /. Gfris fsr~Aa = Ga A. shs
Day tsa-s-

LESBOS. Dsc. io.--tn . cheap restaurant
IL Bsrmoodsey 81 iocss. man na4as a.
aapros0ksd attach upoa the landlords
8sughlsr and cut hsr tafo4t - seriously
dat shs i nos s1psctsd - recover. TIE
asfsir Las created great sKcitensIt IN the
Beige 5orh o.ad - tae criminal l. supposed
~ e Jack the Ripper.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11
Chairman of Executive {


TIE state Board Of Health say that It i
over Acnigan sd sdvisa a. persons 70
take prsca nfiou sEainst if ~ Tscc nation ~
revscCinat ION. Iocai hoaris Of Health
have hse1 Instructed - recommend This
rCnlse. There are ssw Gases ia Michigan
GOV.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11

A man named Moore vale hunfinz rsb-
bits near he plaster mills SUNDAY scc.ien-
isliy discharged ths coutsnts ~ hfs gun
into as leg above the snes. usk.ag = bad
wound He Ess brought % re home. o1
Nsdlson-st. ard n.s wound dressed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11

WssHrvaTov Dsc i9-Josn 5s-rstt q
the Aneros1 Tn Plsie AssoCiat.en ssrs
fhs' ae - not 5oa Barr7s ner .ss5r or
zsrizsn7n sr5 th1nks Barry rs made
E-aaL r E-aEa
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11
Reasons 7Ohy this Circular IS Issued.

Reasons 7ohy this Circular IS Issued
To orR FELLOW CITIZENS
In order possible to the of $4,000 20 aid
the upbuidng of Grant Memorial University Athens Tenn
Sunshine Little Children and other juvenile works
offered to generous and appreciatve public.
earnestly hoped that every friend OF education will
cheeruy take part such inexpensive and advantageous
project knowing that the profits the Will be CRATE
fully received by the Trustees of the University thus estsb
fishing Central South living and durable monument
to the name of the greatest of American soldiers.
Very truly yours.
REV. JNO 7. SPENCER ID ID.
President OF University
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11
THs BOILER EXPLODED.
Killing Two Men and woundInx Severn
Others

TRowBRrDGx. O.. Zee. i0.-A terrible ex-
plosiou occurred here toisJ in stroll &
Hsman's feed mill Just - they wsrs
ready 10 start up Henry HamaD turned on
che steam when The Bot - exploded killing
him and A bert Kline. a customer who vas
standing nesr oY waiting 10 zes some feed
ground. Warren stroh and a boy were
badly injured and another boy slightly
Everything = tOtal wreck except the grind
sr The explosion set straw stack and
ourbuud ings on Ere. but prompt assistance
Of people Of the town prevented thsir des-
trucfion
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11
Another Outrage.

NEw YORK, Dec. 10.-Private advices re-
ceived in this city tonight state that the
German steamer Cremone. of the Hausen
steamship line between Hamburg and Hayti
put into Port su Prince. Hayu, Nov 25 in
$ sinking condition. and it is supposed that
she was damaged by the Hsytian gunboat
while trying TO run the blockade.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11
He A. Ihs AIurf.r.r

BuxIN0foN. Ala. Dec. lo.--li Is reported
tonight that Hswes whom Saturday nights
mob attempted 10 lynch has made full
confession OF hayisg murdered bls wife and
child
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11

Ban Be,nbsrt 8 fafa.n re.e rs3 = ~s1-
sisnuae1t OF zoois f-1ru 8a.lsai y-sfsrsav
They ns5srei of pess eesrs fsh sa1
eheess Iae Tsoss eost Tss &>.z, .sas Sotr
- faA
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11
ROBBED The GOVERNMENT.

sp ain H.s a Few Artists Who Csn Steal
Cold Cash.
MADRID Dec. l0.-A robbery OF $4,000
has been discovered In the Government De-
pcsit Bank. The robbers are unknown and
the time OF the robbery cannot YET De den-
niIely hIed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11

Assst we-t4 arsias nsr ---s n shs
D-srI cf r-1.3s cfrs i-st n'zht a. iseisfsi
81 s-s es Hrs1Pfn Fr - Nen- Arinr-
~~s assocs si1n 30 az = $50 -, ioe -
TRssA
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-11

WAsHIseros. Dec. iO--rhe District Of
Columbla appropriation bill Vas taken Up
Ia the committees Of the ~hOle today. and
.fler a brief discussion lt was aid aside
and the committee proceeded 20 consider
the pension appropriation bill The com
mlttee having arisen, both bills we're passed
snd ths House adjourned.