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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
More Speech Making.

CHARLOTTE, Mich. Aug. PA band and
a crowd of over tho usand people were at
the Lansing depot when the train reached
there, and they gave q hearty welcome. In
response TO calls Judge Thurman spoke SUB
stantislly as follows after bowiDg in &C
acknowledgements of the applause that greeted
nim:
II am greatly obliged to you for this warm
and hearty welcome. | would like to make
you q speech but have not the time. / can
only say l am grateful for the civility, and
hope you will turn out a. well when elec.
don time comes. and it will be particularly
grateful to me ifyou will vote the Demo
cratic ticket"
At this point the venerable Judge Chris
tisncy climbed upoL the car and received q
very hearty and cordial greeting from Judge
Thurman. with whom he was associated
in the United States Senate, and TO whom
ne presented friendly personal note. Some
ladies In the crowd presented bouquets, the
band struck up Dixie" the crowd waved
oandanas and flags. and the train pulled
out with Judge Thurman Dowing and wav-
ing greeting from the rear platform.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
Wdnfed-T0 Kent.

WANTED-A COTTAGE OF SIX OR SEvEN
W rooms by good, jernsnen tenant N ould
like 10 ret near Cal line. address s. L. X, 1eie-
rrsm-Hefsld 1ru
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
MATTERS Or STATE
~ ssEEs's $40 PeR0lcsaEsT-
Fhs DstzslG -Jo4Tasf' szrs Hs Dscii2sa
- Aessvt .aa - Ssstss
s45s ss Dit4f s-s5tnsf
a4eAls4a nsktsrs-

DxrzoIs Ak Ais J1usalai a thls
s.sai1x coai4las ths ts.lssias sdilsr.al
"Nf "a tsy Bfssa 81 maze psopls
't.ssd Aflsr als domination ~ l1s DsnaD-
e4adc party isr Aa-lloF O-nsral Of tas
staIs as leeAlsd L. tas @as 40 rlmof.
90 z4essNogk he ~ss sIRPaslic ano4s q.
he 80 tslssfsphsd las Jg4rsz ana osnsf
p4psrs sssn z8saz iato details aaa giFiaz
nis ssssoas. 4masx others tatE as Sas a
poof man and eoa.a not sIfsrd ~ i1sfe
sss al mlstaks. ao 41alil-c4lien, 40 FlsiDi7
snuz llsd 10 n - aA.li ii back
-Wastaef 1e sas 10 earnest about p il .
in posi- De 20 saf la FisT u as s1oss-
ausnt ssrf0fulAncrs ig looks as II ae ~sfs
slagirz wnst BE- ahd as Democratic coa-
safatafs 4ndoa0tsdiy ga0as4g -as very
Ginning zane ~ steer he Union Labor
gaftV lnl0 the Democratic CORA lhe
round uy failed, sad lost oi the critters
s0E away.
NJ Nsstoa nov comes fosSasd aad 10
ni-s thaE Ar brsea declined very nkelJ
lE szsA part OF the game thai bresa should
not com ulIt hlmssii in writing 80 - - ave
Mr. Weston and The Democrats Lhis Prsgs1t
or sayiaz thAl Brsel never declined Bat
tishke sny ofaer saarp practice " a
tnarDer 10 ave himself from cOnVic tlon oy
t1ne nArros sschaicality. IL u positively
sertAin that brssa sod las Democrats IN
ended he Uni01 LABOR party % think
That bfeeu nad oJt made bargain VIA
~ Dsn.ocrats 50 As 10 preVent its doing
<hat ls 1ld naally-maks their own n0nni-
nations.
II NJ. Weston tells the truth. what did
NJ Breen mean when ne said tnat &c hsd
d. sd The nomIustl0n asd never gOt a
.yI 4bls OF contradiction from Mr. Weston
durnz The two or Enree weeks that TIE
ststeueut eas allowed 70 clfculALet Why
did Mr. Weston Nait until the scaeme
OF eorralinx tns Union Labor party into
ths Democratic ra8che failed 50 comPlste-
ly'
Wesion's denial pats Mr.. BTeen IN she
artituds OF = falslief What will hr.
Bfeen do about itt NA Ia zecep'
" sston's hgmniAang Insult or will he
rstort oy saying that Weston himself
hAs told What i NOT true Weston !
remark does not relieve the situation q all.
lI only confirms what Vas tolera0ly plain
bsf0fs-thst Breen's resignation vas on ly q
pasI 0f a .casme TO fool The olOn LABOR
psrty into believing that Bresn had not
sold cat 20 the Den ocrats. but was ready %
accept an sntirsiy independent nomination
from thsm on the labor platform.
II AR Weston had said that Ar. Brsen
did indeed decline. but changed his mind
BE would. 80 far as IL went have counter
acted the belief that Breen resi- snatiOa wa
. sham. bot by declaring that Breen did
not decline. be says 10 substance that Breou
only went through the farce OF declining
"a order % oetray his comrades IN the
Union LABOR party % tee Democrats.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
The Stop At Battle Greek.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Aug. 24.-Chsr-
lotte has population of about four thous-
and, and it seemed that nearly all Of them
we're OF the depot when the train to which
Judge Thurmsn's special car was attached
drew mp at that place. 1t was an enthusi-
astic crowd, too.
After replying neatly to . complimentary
remark from the local politician who in tro-
duced bin, the Judge said in substance: Il
understand there are great number o!
people In this town from Ohio, and I am
from Ohio. | have lived there q great
many more years than ! am going to tell
yon. because my opponents already say /
am $50 years old. and | am not going TO
give II away. We Buckeyes are proud OF
Ohio. and Am glad 10 have met 30 many
from that state.
The crowd was an enthusiastic one, and
chesred as the train pulled out.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
Arrived in Chicago.

CHICsso. Aug. 4.-Judge Thurman and
party arrived over the Grand Trunk road
at 5 25 this evening and we're met by q
large crowd who okeered and waved ban
dsnas. The Judge was escorted to the Pal
mer House by delegations from county
democracy and other organizations and
upon arriving at the hotel made brief sd-
dress thanking those present for the hon nor
done him he then retired TO nis room
but vss compelled in answer 10 repeated
calls 70 appear snd make another brief
sppress. after which he retired for the
night. He vas presented daring the even
ing With an immense floral bsadsns on
behalf ,t the travelling men sf Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
Probate Court.

Estate Of Joseph 4. Mutchler. deceased (;
report OF sale of real estate filed aud con-
frmed. Estate of Almira Corbin, deceased.
order slls wing claims and decree for pay
mest of debts. Estate OF Ralph J. White.
deceased srdsr assigning widow all Of the
estate ald dischsrging administrator. Es-
tate Of Washington Heath. deceased; order
appointing Oscar /. Heath administrator.
Estate Of Sidney Sweet deceased order
sdasitting foreign will to probate. Estate
Of Clarence A. Toot 81 al. minors. guardi-
ans ret annual account fled Estate Of
Owen Doyle, deceased. execBtrix' bon
filed and letters issued 10 Teresa Doyle.
Estate q Rcsslie n. Smith, deceased. order
allowing appeal Of Maria J. Van Isnot
from order allowing 6nsl account
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

xood shootlsz : = % Asd h~rs.--f. l.
Haaex aas s.sl1ee1e1 Gso. " hs2ex q
hrs. IL 80 msa1seHzses u tie GA fSslaois
frazaln A1ase. s1sre al are ss.eDaLls,
an ia kns lager House beic - eaa
49, axe Gars Il al $40 coa1e---- Al
traizs a8- raa IA here n Place ot "a nsfss
car The 1s~ elegantly n1is0ca opera
h5uss - os Opened Aag1ss 2. % Frank
Tucxsrs AstropoliLaas SsaLing capacity
So - 5sldl0g Bros. ara p0t1Dg up
srick rsfrissrst0r isctofs, Il al o4i.dl1k
szx 30 Tea 1ry siin $3.50, boiler and al
kins room f0x5S. sslcb via os completed
about Dscsm0sr l. s8d sn enploy sDOaE
four klzdFed hands. The silx factory
sIa Os0ys as0Gt sns h4ndred aad nity hAAds
I'D sdf1s 01s sPCol s-lk. o4tton-h0le
t~ist. aoss sad srald.--S. Il ssest. gsn-
sraI aesat Tor the rELEs gAs-H HEzLD vas IA
Eo-n lod.y. and secured ssvsia4 lev sao'
scE osrs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
HARRISON PASSES A QUIET DAY.
He Goes to Putin Bsv and Visits the q. 5
GunboAt Michigan.

PUTIN BAY, o., Aug. A.-General Harri-
son passed this forenoon very quietly at his
cottage, his only visitor being Hon. Amos
Townsend. of Cleveland. This afternoon
about clock Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison, with
a party of friends, took . ferrybost at the
Club house and came TO Putin Bay and
visited the United States gunbost Michigan,
which Is lying in the bay. He then came
ashore at the bay and spent q few minutes
being introduced to some Of the island peo-
pie. The party then boarded the ferry boat
and returned to the Club house.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

TOR sAIE-TBE FURNITURE AND Pix
I tHref ~ hoard ng house DOING Epoo tusi
ness having fror ~ ~ - reguisr fsoarders Wul
he ~ o. bargain - proprietor visbes r. lea ~
TIE rifr inquire a. A Esutt 2fffi
IsOR stIF-THF iEAeE And Ff-RNTTr-EF
I in eiFbi furnished r1cfas. iB Fao1 lDcsiliy
nesr 40 - BE princ19rti h0tes. ADDRESS = >.
r. lS1 = fhs or5ee -
IsoR sAJE CHEAP FOB Tvs DAYS H0UsF-
I hold furniture ~ az tinds - Bae,wiof ~
l2Hi
ISoE SALT a DlacoTNT. sCH0ftp-
II sbir 10 fls.nest coilegs ~ evening in
FtT-lcLson. address y n io1 Telegram Hes
90 offee E.Hl
Tor stfF BE TNT5PF 0fTTTT oF
u rosrriuery fsf fnsf sisss lsundrv slso q
81 hf'-ss posef erTln. Far nfrtieusrt enquire
~ g. a Be~~in 70 r. Canals lsfi
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
THE YELLOW FEVER.
Much Alarm and IAdign alton Among
RefsEes at Atlanta.

Much Alarm and Indignation Among
RefsEes at Atlanta.
ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. A.-The news from
Jacksonville in regard to the rapid increase
of yellow fever thsrs, created excitement
among the refugees here. A telegram which
has been received stating that the Board of
Health had decided TO give no mere names
OF the sick or dead to the public, has
caused much indignation. The refugees
held a meeting today and passed strong
condemnatory resolutions. Great an xiety
prevails here for those who are left behind.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. A.-Fourteen
new cases OF yellow fever have been re-
ported during the twenty-four hours ending
at o'clock this evening Daring the same
period there were two deaths. The County
Board of Health resolved today not TO
furnish the names of yellow fever patients
for publication
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
For Renf-- Ras.ness q,

poR T-ONH.HAIf Cf shA sIol-F
I no. - cana 81 foI particulars enquire a
q n berwiE iSslf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
THURMAN IN CHICAGO
THs JOURNEY FROM PORT HURON
sR~sehss 81 ftint, Lansing, ch.rt0sss sns
kzlssp acre ,esEss Ea Rsoss - Al
E1ah usl.stie ksSspEi0a IL
chicago.

PoET HUsos. Mica. Aug. z4--Tbs Chi
csgo escort Tor JUoss Thurman arrived al /
clock tbis m0ruing sRs took charge OF the
party Ths delegation oonsistsd Of John
A. King. Louis Adams Thomas t. Cosrt-
nsy, W. v. Bado. Michael Mcdonald, An
thOny = sseDsrssr. Daniel 4 Root. wm.
Brosn. ii. b. Cady. Edward I. Aoonsn,
Thomas Gsh4a. Charles Kern, Wiliia IA
Fitzgerald Aadres Weich, Charles ID.
Wells and Edwin ~ Bsrnsrd- They wore
. neat badge sIth q oandana pnnted o II
The Cleveland and Thurman Club, or
Port Huron with . band. turned oul. and
with the ChlssgJ delegation escorted the
Judge and parry 70 the train.
The private ar OF General Manager w.
J. spicer. OF The Grand Trunk. Was pro
vided. and he party were well cared Tor.
A large crowd OF citizens were 81 the depot.
The party nov consists of Judge Thur
man, Alien w and Lee Thurman. DR.. +.
w. schwartz, of Columbus, Collector {. A.
Ward, OF Port Huron, and the press repre-
sentstivss AT the depot Judge Thurman
was inLrodacsd 10 Inc Chicago escort party.
greeting them heartily AT the start the
crowd gave hearty cheer, but there wAs
no speech maklng-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
GOOD FoR MARQUETTE.
To Es fhe Hsssqusrs-r. of the Nsv Rail
rs.d-Ss- Depot to Be Built.

To Es fhe Headquarters of the Ssv Rail-
re.d-Ss- Depot to Be Built
ss,ss,ss saass-sssS,A
NAsQUErrs. Aaz. "A distinguished
company Of railroad msn. With the three
officials cars. have been here forty-sighs
hours They lsf today. ". q. Van
Horne James Mcmillan. GsorEs G. Olds.
George Sesrsy. 3 C. Spencer. II. o. Hop
kins snd Others comprised tbe party. Mar
ausfi= vas definitely settled Bpon "a tbs
hsadoaarfsrs of shs mrddls division ~ ths
road. sad an ssgaot new frsigh, and pas
sengsr depot . s0 BE- built. Also lsr.e ma
chine sbops and round houses and gsRersi
osscss. The party eft 5y special trsia for
Duluth today TIE uev road Sili he oper-
stsd sBDrsiY Independently OF the new
80 raaf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

sxzts.tst sse rtss4ese. rtft.s.
BR1auxs A1E. a. Rsl6inZ nov hss ore
~ ne iossf hotei. in The Stsfs. tne Beading
Rro. hsvinR INST conplsted IN. Hotsi
RsIdinz. The aopse Ess npensd sst week
hvw. r Hetherinrtsr. frnsri7 Of East
Hampton. Mss. waeTs Be rua vsrv sue
crssfl.lr ne Manson House. = noted sun
rasr resort. rae E1tei Be.5.ng hss a. the
ncfern ar anrer. Euca 80 e.scfrlc ixhrs
sisrrn and -zIi hels roe snd ecid ws-sr IN
sv-rv rocu sc. sn1 - eiegsntiv frrrished
~th sns polished nak suises Brussels csr-
rers snd ssesn hrsted. Tie efncs ioor =
I.id ~ith ths inest 6e - % had
TIE cest ~ furnishing ~ acte ~. ever
- thsusand %. So ---tr7od asss ard
psekarst 1shi1x aesuad and Ia kas : kli
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
For ReTf--Roafses.

co.. WILL RENT MY COTTAGE FURNISH
C-tD ed al Nscatswa Park for I be next six
months J.. :. Provin. Loye1 block, opposite
Sweets Hotel
NOR RENT-NINE TEsEhFNTs IN CON.
stocks Row" CsDaist. fOrterms Apply 10
Andrew sims az No. 3 o. the Row or a. once
3S3 Csnsl-si. Also three large rooms si block
383 Csnal-st.. aud living rooms IN Northern
Hotel near Grand Rapids Chair Com pauy.
Special terms 10 steady tenants 2sa
TOR RENT. ROOM HOUSE OK cOLDtT.
] on lOnia and on Quarry. furnished rDoFns
on Bridge. Pear and Clinton tts store building
Oh CrandTiile-sye. Fogc & kinsey sad Z
Tower block 23s
NOR RENT-6ROUHD FLOOR OF BousF l42
Bsrolsy-st. Enquire corner Lyon and Bar.
clay 81. 240
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
A New Repubiican Paper.

AAEQUETT. Aug. A.-A new Republican
paper ~ Edwards & Walker. will make its
appearance tomorrow, to be known ss the
MARC iette S,@dsy Republican. As il 10 the
nrst Repu llcan paper ever published in
tAis city the Republicans are naturally
jaoilant. IL will probably appear as
daily in short time. II will be . straight
Republican organ.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
~Ii,sl. Jake" own. the Railroad.

East SAsIxAw, Aug. A.-Jacob Seligman,
Of lhis city. has just bought the remaining
share. of the Saginaw Union Street Car
Line from President Walter G. Jones, who
Is now dying in New York. Mr.. Seligman
had previously held the controlling inter
est IN the road. IL consists OF fourteen
miles Of track. 80 horses and forty cars,
and the receipts last year, VIXEN over one
million passengers were carried, were s55,
COO. and the prospects OF the road are most
nafLArlng
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
GETlEIH'S PRETlELS
POUNDED A. OVER TIE Flslr
New sork. rittseUr9, chiesgo ana restes
ssGxEssy's IsAxns wiR2srs-
ahs oAkas 81 the
Lake.

PHnADKLfEgA. Aug 2A.-ksing ~oR To-
day game for the New AOIkers. In the
uiath inning, with the score TO against
them. the visitors vent Ia and scored I'VE
runs on fogsrEys muf Of conntrs iong
nv. sngles by . Roarks aud Whitney. Stat
lery' : double and a oorklng drive fer three
bases ~ Ewing. Up 90 this inning Oies-
son proved very effective but he became
careless. and before be could recover him
self the game was lost. Following Is the
score
fhl&oSlphls .--.-. 20
~. hork D q y D. .
Bsse -Ph4a1slPAis. = New YORK, 10
Errors- Philadelphia &, New 1oIk
batteries -t1e&sol and Clements hslcb sno
Ewing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

TvDB FECHANSF-a sToRF FTfIITNG AID
4 isrra m veIj fpfsse1 ~ teke stork 81
nfsrctsrflse ~ e01f fnsrEetsalt r<rryHsi Tror-
ery. tVsriU 4 HcErs. ever i-iOH Bsf Uofs
Faofr ttI
T1k FICHSNNf-EFW tRo9N CoI1bGF
u srsf eorHeY iof 11ts759 n Fefo<sey. thrse
.31f frs frnrf aoFrf o. fFsce 80 rsTf psrusent isr
h1sre sd ~ Isl tnff rttF vBftf flstH - = 80
Ca g s55-ess Fs-cr srIF5es T5I Peey-st -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

PITTIBuRs. Aug. 24.-Today's game was
more interesting than that OF yesterday.
the score being closer The home team
won by superior work at the bat. earning
three runs TO Two by the visitors Tue
teldiag On both sides was sharp. Two
games will be played tomorrow. The score
PittsbuTg . . .-..........z I 0 l.
Indiana polls. .........-..l l.
Base hits-PItsburg, 10. indianapolis lS.
Errors-P -Plitsburg ,: Indianapolis 2.
Batteries-healey and Daly, Aorris and Car
roll
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

Great Basket sale
Begins today sn5 confines seven dsvs.
On the tables Of he 6rsi fsoT vill be found
hnn6rsds sas thousands ~ BASKETS of every
description Eor = the time - get yorr
Christuaes Bssrsts Bon bon baskets. wsli
basksts. f0rsr s.sksts. frait hssksts. paper
baskets. IN ant baskets. card baskets. letter
bssk.ts. an IN fscf sny and svery style Of
basket your inseinstioB co1ld picsars csn
Be found On these tshlss. DoEt vat sBti ]
TIE assortment = picked over We sgsiD
have those
e. ae Ch&snb~r sets
Tsst sc bsvs bse8 out Of 40 long. These
So. are with tks slsp ssr sna srs IN blos
brown. o. rsnk. vsry pisssng 5soors,ions
on Eagiiss vsrs
Hsv. yon seer thoss - salt sns peppers
Z slv.r7 ThsT srs goins ike hos cares
4. LsODarGS Sons & Co.,
% and 81 MoarOe-st-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

Ty0R sIIF LFksE AND FrkrfTURf oF
II ulns nieely furnished rnovss or sse1rc foor
~ ssfe - esFr tayueE,s reU pe- rnsDff.
4froitrs s,rw eterez- s1f rrrn riete satisfactory
reszo- sor - frr Ca ~ efcreeF EeIif NlIlef
x Wes-rn builffaE, - teDsl1 - Eftf
rr-t <~rs - ETEsT COOK 70 Try 0fsR
" ssf ws<ps nsEsss crli1f frf ard oses not
fesf ~ re hssrfse - oo-t delivered sc-
&r@s s8eztdkn Fn~o< a.. ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
senator e,daiux. Rs-nominatsd.

FRASKEokT, Aug. 24.-Hon. J. w. Gid
dings was nominated for State Senator from
this district last night by the Republicans
amid great enth husiAsm. Fully 1900 people
were at the rally here that followed, dele
cations from ali the counties In the district
OeinF PRESENT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
At Ramona.

Only about two hundred people took ad-
vantage of the Weston Metropolitan game
at Ramona Park yesterday afternoon. II
was one of the most interesting and hotly-
contested games seen al Ramons this sea
son. Ii was q pitchers battle. in which
Pitts, OF the Westons excelled, striking oui
twenty-three men. The Nets are aissstis-
fed and want TO meet them sgain next Sun
dav forenoon at 1890 for SIS side and gate
receipts. Score:
westons .......... 90 o o.
Metrapolitsns .......-..o 0 l.
The Cearmakers would like 10 meet the
Moulders ct Gunnison swamp Sun day fore
noon at Q o'ciccE The Printers and Cigar
makers will play a game Of ball at Rsmons
Park, Monday, September B.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
oNg WAS DROWNED.
gsh- Mech Picked NJ ~ r.he wiehis.--
Hls FsrtasF Last

His FsrtasF Lest
Nksssrsx. AaE. A.-Ihe steam barge
R,cs. c. Wsnts arrived here yesterday With
Joan Meek secsra, picked up n he middle
% LAKE Michigan. hanging to a csp~izsd
hooker and sl1esf exhausted Nork and
Wm Brush started Ina the tooker from
n ~aukse On Monday. ~ifh a Hxht
hrssze. When in the middle oi tie axe
= <se sprsns up. on Tuesday. aad the boat
csrsizsd MoCx csuEht an car and. seeing
Rrush sersrsi feet sNsF thrsv him piece
81 cisnk. rgt be ssns before the pisn Z
rssched him. snd ~ss nef -een sgsin.
Mock succeeded la Eafti1E hold ef the boat
50 srrg On until picked up early Ihgrs-
a. m1rrfnr
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

KALAMAZOO. Aug. A.-The 3-ysar-old
child OF w. II. Smith fell into large
pail Of boiling water at Long Lake, yes
terdsy. and was terribly scalded about the
head and body. Ii caunot live. The moth
er intended scslding chickens in the water
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
ITALIAN dlord Gnna

CoLDwATER. Aug. 4.-P. f. Morgan at
o. clock today took possession of the Airing
ton Hotel in behalf Clark & Tngg. Z. +.
Leet. the late proprietor. left yesterday
morning from Quincy on an eastern train.
and perhaps leaving bis bondsmen the
girls at the hotel and other creditors here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

men. jacob Hubinger. Henry Schmidt and
Louis Verne, were drowned at o'clock
this morning while crossing the river by the
capsizing of their skif
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

WV Yosx. Aug 4-Nothing has D.
vsloped % tbs posts robbery Of to- pack
sxs containing $1,000. forvsrjed 10 TIE
Caemicsl National 5sok. 0f tbs city. ~
registered ietisr from Portland. Ore The
of1csls srs vsr7 reticsut sooat the matter
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

IsHPENNs. Aug "a. The extensive
wagon works of Walseth & Tislov were
badly damaged oy FIRE at o'clock this
morning, and the stock and part of the
building saved. Loss, $4,000 to Sc, ,000
small insurance,
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
A stop At Flint

FLINT. Mich. Aug. 24.-The Lapesr pso-
pie learn ed that Judge Thurman would
stop about twenty minutes, AMI before the
arrival of the train a couple of hundred or
more were NJ the depot TO greet him. he
came To the rear platform, and although he
made no speech, there Was some bright re-
psrtes in " which the Judge and one or two
local celebrities Joined A man named
Hatchec proudly announced his name and
largely participated in the conversation.
But Flint, with It's 10000 people. Was
sn xious to do honor 10 the "Old Roman. y
and begged q speech, which request was
granted as the car stopped for q moment In
the csnter of the town.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

CURNITyRE sTORED, PACKED 1rD
moved Eypef packer sent On sbori notice
ty Rsdcsf 4 Holt ~ routh Division-s- i.le-
phone No. aD9. Jsn'y 2. -
TURSITURI PACEED, HOVED AND STORED
il by experienced vorkrrn chesp o. Mn q.
J. Walkers second band iurnture dealer. ~
south DsvisioD-G f24tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
GIANT POWDER EXPLOSION.

Two white Men and Three Chinaman
Instantly Killed.
SAN Francisco. Aug. pa terrific ex-
plosion occurred in a detached dryin z
about noon today. Two whites and three
Chinese employees were instantly killed.
One man named Jenson was terribly man
gled and % bsdly burned that there 10 10
chance of his recovery. The cause of the
explosion iss mystery, as Jspssn, the only
survivor. cannot talk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

rroun niueus dssl.r in oisnos. eat as~u a.
ons Il as planes tais morning played ths
Dad Nsrrbf and t1en nssv as srsizs
cut earfs~ ~ss 11sas - n.-f sc~~
rosss inst ~srs due tas 6rst of ths nontA
<ns LAoaaas 80 - ~,anA
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

Csrcsso. Aag. 24-Frsd-riex Ossrksnpf.
the a egsd nsl bor rosesF. -ss hefors
rnirsS stss-s Corr - issioseT HoTss todsr
10 def,rs - rss o%srsd SD ~ rss ed -
ths Jnsea Ss~les gard ssEv = t11ro
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Aug. A.-Firs early
this morning destroyed The hOisl At
Bonsqus Springs summer resort - miles
vest q sbs city Al the suests escaped
With their baggage Loss 80. 90 iBsur-
ance $4,000 origin unkBs~D.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25

AUeusrA. Me-, Aug. A-hr. Blaine re-
fuses to be interviewed on the Presidents
Message. and says be prefers to give his
views to the public from the stump.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-25
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