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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28

sLooosaso SAD TO Sc IMMINENT
Negroes s2d " hfsss are S~sAs<fsx Tar
B~tfis tn ntsstssipsi - Aa f.sslt
Likely - Easslss . wssls Csa.-
ns.ity h " xr - the DssEs-

AExFzIs. Tena. Dec. 27-Tke isgsst Dis
patches from LAnsr. Aiss.. agree = s4yisg
that = szazainary esndlcs sst~sea tse
snisss and eiscss l. likely 70 occur as aEy
m0nsat Tas tFo9bis orig iasEed from .
quarrel sstwesn a white nsa and Asgro-
ras lsttsT vas IN QGarTelssms DOod snd
used inpudsRE aud insulting language 10
TIE white MAJ. and vas prsaptly kaocksd
down.
Several other negroes, Who witnessed the
quarrel. sspOGsed TIE caGss u Their eolOFed
srOthsr. and ia short time the white man
sas belRg kicked sad cofed Ia lively
manner, aud would have. no doubt, been
KILLED there aud tnen, but for The umsiy
arrival or = fee uhlIss-
Ga the appearance of the whites the ne
gfoss asd the town. sad IN patch 0i woods
On the outskirts called halt and held q
consultation. Ii was decided 10 sssd mes-
sengsrs 10 ali the negroes ia the vicinity,
calling spon them 10 al oace joan Ihem-
The whites hssring OF this action also be-
gan Organizing and ia a short lnle bad coll
lected strong force The nssrOes viii re.
eeive = warn reeeptioa should they decide
10 make . descent on the town.
A private telegram vas received late last
evening from Lamar. Miss, calling for .
Winchester rides. liz came from = thorough
| ly responsible gentleman, living Two mites
| from that place. 10 bis son. The object. the
| telegram stated, was To equip the whites
| for an impending conflict vita the blacks.
| The telegram also stated thatit was rumored
| that two whites and i've negroes had been
| killed. TIE guns were shipped Al lO o clock
| last night Lamar is a small town about
% mlles from this city. In Boyton county,
| on the Illinois Central Railroad.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. IA special from
Lamar Miss. says the negroes began pour
| ing fr8m surrounding towns IN wsr-lIks
| fashion. Their preseRce, however, was soon
Offset by stream OF whites who arrived on
every train armed with Winchester rides.
| Fighting is expected TO be resumed today.
Arms for the whites have been shipped
| from Mem phis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28

An - Ass-@.f - Lltt-s Gers
stAxc7-


s4AxoA.
PzILADxLrsIA. D. z.-r1s oriEsrins
Jss~k.. shisa arrived - Ia port fEsscsy
frsL1 hs1tgo Bar. Js1s.ss. sriaxs os"s u
"a oasE2ss s4rsEs1 - tn4l 'sssss Al sAs
a.azs of E2s ss.zisR 6osannlsat vale
iiscaasxnF asr saxxs % asx eatsard TIP
fren Sss fsss 70 ArFoyo. Porto hlco.
The ep@sisA CusEox 91cisls ciscSssfso
tksf tssasg pa1xz<ss of ooEB stsres. = sGica
see aarssd 80 tse vesssis lasRtIssS. ~sFs
m1ssinx A1i<r al sxtsa1sa s<4fca tns
goods coai1 Eos De i0aad az tas Frssei
Ess sezsa - tAs 5p41lsn satnoriiiss, sao
acid 1sr aBtl = nas of 81 ~ sas Pal1
slEnoazh ias sal4s Il I4s goods Al not
exceed az Ias msstsf and cfe~ Hsrs
tofcsd 90 safer 4sny iadizBiiies - the
1zads Il "a Governor Of tEe Island snd
tas sflaia.s acuax uzasf his authority.
TAs aasserl.iss -Ifsred % ssEg.s tbs alAttef
Il tas captain u ths vessel coaid saiis'ac-
Ionly sxpisi4 tae ~asfsaooafs " TIE ntss-
ln< packages. Aftsf tie nas Had ssen paid
j. ras 4scsstaias1 thal ths missing gOoi,
ssrs delivered ~ misiAks On board tns
shIg J3ssp1lae. snicA lay next - tns
IosslA IA Nss York Dat we're placed On tbs
JossI4s nsailest The explanation was
% ale 70 IAs Spanish auI1srtuss and the
fstaFn Of las nns res suesled. oat they To
fused aad the vsssel lsft Porto Rico - load
asr cargo sis where for thIs Clty.
Janes brett Of Ae- i0rk, managing
owner Of sha Joseh aas rsads complaint
against tie spanish Government vito Sec
reIary B.yard aud ssksc thas Dis im mmeilass
sLtsnti0n sh.ll os giyea 10 the matter. II
sill be arksd that tae vafships N2iens and
4Antle ssaA % 0rdsred 70 eoatnae thsii
eoQrss % Porto Rico aad summary securs
redress Tor TIE imposition Suffered ~ II.
losst.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28

WAsHISsros. Dec. 27.-Msior Goddloe
has received q letter from Senator Beck. ais
fsthsr-in-lsw dated Savannah. Ga The
senator said he vas improving Ia health,
ADd ws enjoying the Hospitality Of bis
a. say QUE place for ;v0 or thres ~seks
but vsit ssTsral roinss n the south. where
b. saa have = rest sad bealthfll climate
present Congress. except possibly during
the alter dsv. Of Febfhsrg. He prefers -
tske Gag vacation and restore MS aesith
psrfscf.T rstasr tssn rstarn to 0ls duties at
she cspitsi before be = thoroughly rseupsr-
siea. sith The danger Of a relapse 81 hls
illness
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28

and has mor5ii borror q elsptrsp sdver-
tis'fag scbssnss, Il is heT ambition - succeed
solely on her art st1c Enerlts
Everybody co-nBents cn Kiss Nsriove's d
vcsion % teT A.. Another newTraper writer
d.sFoees 4 her sppearsucs asd al by saying.
JElia hsrio-e. vbo kzs lately spteaTe5 "a
s ssaF h the ssaai roles of srsgic detVtantes.
- = heaas1frl rsskper tran a han1scrne woman
oG ne saaga. One wosl6 ss~sk q beT -
- Catherine Cozzzwsil. IS iovsly rstheF
tasa ksn4so-0e n fse s~use q Toe term as
oDs apTltss Il 20 Nay Andersen sad Msrie
Rurrooghs Ifks Nisz Anter=ox. Niss Nsr-
io7re siussd. prcfss@ioDsli7. at tee s-ars. snd
j1st no~ - znsag ttronzh fae long probation
ond su1sr'nx tss e@na1k Wkich Miss
A1dersea pessed thr1axa before So E4c-
c>a<'st kss Msrio~s - ri ktr tsssrts ttsn
Ft7xi-si hesstT fsr su~b osrtS - Jsiiss ano
Fsres~ui~- b1f th@y ~ yst crrsSs sod unds-
vsleV~1 Soc = Tasssc.sseT = font u fee
pr7fessi1u Sd - BE el7e ] 60 1-- tef1r
tes1 love arf u2arrsors IS fks1T - interfe~s
SCI -ifs hsr enree~ CT - seas
kv@rTtd x ems is~sf r. ~al probably ~
49, ~ s3Y tfss whlls 1sr xs~v esn grc az71s-
81 T led her c~n. lis Ear5o~s ~ hssor-
lose ~ sno-u - ozs & t1s e1s5 ssrs of 80
ttfss<irzs skr
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28
0AyAnD DRISTt{S UP
UAsS a1s B~~~ D..s s>a I. ss- D~i-x a
n. &1>.s-alsA n.-asz Assi~s 81 tAs s
U-<H>s Flsss- sa.asa GA o1~s-
n-sl-~rf.x 4.xss 4. s-IrasA@

WAznzsros. D8s- n III . ~sti kso~n
sz.sax a.vs psoels thss tas Dslshia, ss-
"a hsr GAY Azssad ths ~srld. la osasfs -
,s.s a. slS2, aad sipAsr sisSaaca ~as
s.as :. n-< sszaaAadinx o1iesr Ga AoaaAy
!. Ae.gase<a hsxico, sasrs ths shif
.tsos~d for ssal. - srocssa - samoa VIII
sas dslsE.
s..ls tsp.rtmsak oE1eizis ara very rst~
osns os sAs susiscE. 49, saoasa has sssa
.sosr.-iasd - s~rrsat ths sPinion tnas
frs.iasnG CIssslsad a11 Ia saslssfs tAi1k
thst Gsr4sas % x.la< lFl1s 10 isr a.
s.ua,. TIE proclamation u tGs DsfmAn
C.,a.al iasfructing az osruaAn slLizeas 20
oax ta.ir I4xss - hlm "a trasi Tor tae
s.szaa Al saAoA iastsa4 "a tas representa-
49,. II Ia kias III o4ass, soa-d iaaieA-s
20 nusA-
IA Is ~-ll kyo-a thai ths 0sfnsn gov
sFaasas . a wsf1 friend 2nd ps0noLsf q
~ latzfests OF IAmsssss. The pfsseat Ains'
.a.m sAag lnsLallsd. The usrn n2n consul
,.e~nl. ordsrsi NaL44fa - sltadrzs hls
.ru.x. bot he refused q Do 80 ias sailors
fv.so tas tssrm4n knnboat hser .aa ths
s.r,sf1~ Olga indicted al Ia lnl 41I possi-
"a. .xaiast lns a15ers1ts " A2iasfa 80
aua- s-zL Captain Asary. coua mendiag TIE
Uaitsa States steamer A1Ams. ssat rslher
saarD a0ss " ths consul. intlmalsz LAT
=. .oaid Ia tns nanls u tas Caitsa states.
lu.i.E "a ths usraaa feet Withdrawing.
For a tas thls tsclkrarloa had the desired
srsek. sat only tor tinas.
In 1874 tAs Caited States, through
treaty vita Naliss0s. thsn kiag. obtained
ossssssion Of Funszpans. ap~n Nhicn vas
established \ coA-ing station fot oar uest. IA
return fsr sAieA Us made cerLala PROMISES
al protection and frssndshlp. Ias new
Einz. wao nsz routed tanassse, nov wants
ear aid ~ help him ia -staeisninS nis
kinxdou. The German forces installed kias
TsaAssss aad apooinssd 0sfnan
Prime Minister. They arranged also
oroxrzmms of tar Ga tns seople ~
hich tAs aatVss could n9s hsp buying
"a selling Wilh he German company. u
4 1ald tnat tAs compsny which has made
al ths fass hAs already acquired 100 OOo
.cr.s of ths oest lands OF samoa. and that
they .iil sooa have the iands 81 AZ lsasE
n 20 "a sfvss nortgsgsd and IN fair Way
of iorecl0sars inside Of three ysa-s - -
.s-slnss tAis terrible and an usE assumption
saAs the new Aalistoa appeals % he United
states on The strsnxta Of ths treaty VITA
las Nsistoa Of IS years ago.
In nov sransDires that ths United States
aovsrnnsnk u slowly awakening 70 the
aaet that it is sbout 70 DO scustniDg- The
oonfsrsncs between Germany. England and
tAs Cnltsd states. when Secretary 5ayafd
arrnly rsfsssa 10 accsds 10 the rec uest Of n .
Osrnan 6Overnmsns 10 occupy tae Islands
.as he last step taksa by As. Bat Ger
naay has practically occupied ths islAnd
aad does 80 today.
Ths Adams and Nirsic ars already ~
81 uaoa. and us0a the arrival Of the Doll
min. yantaHa and AOhicas. -s viii hsve
sfs.sf Of i've ships Ia samoan waters inside
of ths nsxt fsw wssks. It Is certain that
within the nsxt two or three days our
Govssnnsat viii saks some decided action.
but lust exactly what, cannot be now ascsr-
faln@a
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28

wv Toss, Dee 27.-Tas Lake Shore
dls.ctors hsvs declared = dividend o. 3 per
esnk. q which ? par cent q ne regular
ssuai- -snsusl dividsad. and 1 per csak a an
sxfra dividend Hsrstoiors it hss paid en- y
peE ceuA
A rssolakion wss psssed bv he Nsw York
Csuszai directors declaring that it you'd es
the 9eiicY ~ the eompsny ~ rstura % the
PsE ceak bssis daring he coming year.
T1s kicbi<sa Csntrsl hss declared q
-eDfsnnasi dividend ~ per csst and ths
Csnsts sruf rarn a sentaanua tiTi3enf
81 y rs~ rha directors 81 the Clsve-
Isod taas Cincinnati sud radianapo-
Is resd mes saa declared 4 dlTidena a. a.
PEI csnI This = = decided surpriss. a. The
ecmpenv hss psid ~ dividend siacs 1858
and 10 sns sxpected one today.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28

a Ssr~sgtss BARK vita fssrtsss mes
Alssisx Ter I've Aosths- 2sstAsF
Beat Bee. Gsss for Fsrty D.ys
Several otAeF Lsst sssss-

PHsLABklFnIA. Dec. THE Norwegian
bsrs All. Captain Bach. with crew q
fearseea men snd : cargo Of 900 tsns u
b2s sugar. sailed fro9 Demer4rs Octoeer q
bound for Philadslphl4 Vessels tEai isft
thirty days after her nsve arrived eut TIC
All las never been ssen OF heard tfs1a slnos
sad a. hops has been given op.
Merskcu & Co. c~nsignees u the fhiiA
de- phia schooner Anaie T. Hall, Captain
Queen. which l. nov i0Tty osys oat and
bound 20 Aofsbezd Oty, have given nP az
hope If Der ever arriving.
The British snip Astraosns Captain
Richards. from PblAdslphlA for hssre,
with q cargo " oil. las doubtless f0undersc
al sea as . nun Der OF cssks OF hsr cargo
have kssk washed ashore on The Isle oi
Wight.
The American brig Sarah and Emma.
Captain Nash. from Kingston. Jamaica
bound fer the Delaware bne4kwater for
orders. Is nov cut sixtv days gnc grave
fears are entertained for hes safety she
had on board q cargo OF logwood and IL
manned b. crew OF eight men.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28

The Wool Growers in the soath Want
Stronger 1sTin Lave.

Sr. LoUIs. Dec. 27.-The wool growers Of
Kimbie. Msnsrd. sutton and Schleicher
counties. of Texas. a. a meeting held yea
terday. adopted resolutions urging Congress
to so amend the present tariff As 10 prevent
the importation of foreign wool under the
names of ring-wsste. thread aste, yarn
waste etc, which ale now used 10 eyace
tariff dutv; declaring that II . largely due
to these fraudulent importstiOns Of wool
aud improper Classification and the ineq aEl-
ity OF the tar q on wooden and worstsd goods
that the WOOL industry has been so serle ensl =
checked in its Developments. and deciding
To send delegation " Washington TO pre-
seEt TO Congress the true needs Of the wool
industry of the South. The resolutions
also express great satisfaction At the results
Of the late election. thinking II a vindlca-
ton Of the protective system, and In view
of the fact that all of the Texas delegates Ia
Congress are opposed 10 the present tariff
system and favor free wool, they respectfully
request Hon S. J. Randall. Of Pennsyi-
vania. and Hon. William Mckinley. oi
Ohio. to represent the Texas wool growing
industry, when revision OF the tarlf
comes up in the House.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28

Nrw YoKk. Dec. 25.-Surrogsts Ransom
yesterday revoked letters Of administration
that he xEsa tad assrlT yssr aga, and ths
xircunstsncss iaTolvs = curious story. Ia
February, 1857. Marie +. J0drsy, supposiny
thas der brother VS. dead. vas grated let-
tars Of administration on his estate The
brothers asrns vac Pierre r. Beauren. add
he vas born In Switzerland ia fs42 He
Came 20 tAis couEtry in ls49 sud ia lS63 hs
I-a IBIS city and wsnf - Shohols, "a.
From that place - Tsnst0 daVsns 70 sac
r.ursnto. San Fraocisoo sa1 Iadia- He
tr.veled ever the Crater part Of ths Earo-
p~.n connasna and only rsturned 70 MS
f.mily Ia Jans last Thsy thought him
long siaos dead. The estate had lsrksly IN
cr.assd ln value. but the sister. without an '
hssitsrioa tarnsd is over TO her brother
szaiu
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28

NEsR4szk CRY. Nsn.. Dee 81 -TshR
Fxvsn. the title son q = farmer. died IKE =
bero nesr eers Yesterday. Farmer srvau' =
house cauzat acs. rhs asther. matse~ .nf
a. ~ thetr chItrs1 esraued raa crave
ecy we1t eeck iafo the snrning house. sad
tronxct as SISTER aat sxtelF Than a-
rushed sscs tc secure sanae eiethiaz tar "a
rsstbSf snd tae shi'cren. The wers stsrsf-
nx - he sDov slnsst aekad He w=x
evercene ~ tas asmes. soNsVeF. al r.s
sarn@S - i@sth
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28

Here is the latest baseball trick. SAYS The
Sporting Times Thcre Is runner on frES
base and the pitcher Is ia bis box The latter
throws potato over the first basernans head
The runner thiuklng il was the tail, starts
for second and is touched by the pitcher, who
ruus over % the line with the ball IN his hand.
TIE association AT spring appropriated
$3.50 for the purpose of buying the players II
the champion team some suitable trophy.
President Won der Abe added 400 to this
arnoant aud presented each q hls men with
handsome watch lcckess Ha gave away
fifteen OF them They oost $40 apiece.
Rowdyisn on tbe diamond, says The Sport
ing Tunes, hss received wen deserved hior
by the adoption % IRE rule which autborizes
a. umpire - remove from the game player
who j. guilty. - repeating ar ofIense for
which Re bsS oncs p fined Tho repeated
application Of vie eritbets 70 an umpire,
o1hy - te met by the latter BY repeated fDes.
VIII nc longer disgrace the ball field. II the
umpire performs his duty Should the
player reneat an epithst after r. has been
once dnel. TIE umpire has only - cal upon
the cartsln - the team - reu7eve the offeD9-
Ing pssyer from the afrns ln tbis vsr the
plaTer wi be more disGrsced and vii fee
tbe disciphne kesasr than by hning PRO
CO
TIE kssocis<son cha~nri onsiip season VII
begin O. April II and close % Oct IT,
Big yin Whi.Dey viii play in Califo-nis
during tbs rintsr Re bss o~rs-,{ssa SO
Kas>Eers3- kerz q plsY games eth tas Local
eishs ard vth van Halt~en eri Norris,
pft,he-s Ns~s sn3 3 -. catrhrrs. Pete
S--o1~~- N-s-e r-.1 rtrr~- t4s-r7~T. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28

exhibited: she re
fuses absolutely 20
be intervio ow Cd
e ' g T Wv cr .
through the couB
try; she declines sa
social invitations,
and wiz not even
sign her name in
en- autograph al
bum She rafused
more than 20 sp
rhcatioux For auto
eraEhs IN B~ton
she Il not yet 10
ysars % sEe. is IL
tenssly stulious.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28
AN IMPORTANT MEETING

The Railroad Esginsers VIII Form q
Closer 4 aioa
Sr. LOUIS. Dec. 27.---B. W. Vedder, Chair
mAn Of ths Grievance Committee OF the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers, of
the Goala system, passed through here to-
day on his way to Chicago. where he said a
very large and important meeting of West
srn representatives of the order is TO be
held tonOrrog aud Saturday. The object
Of the meeting IS 70 form . closer union be-
tween the engineers operating on the lines
west ~ the Mississippi River. About two
hundred and hfty delegates, representing
over ten thousand engineers. will be pres
snk Chief Arthur viii also attend the
meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28
DIED IN A WELL.
Tive Men are Overcome by Foul Air and
They Die.

They Die.
SALINE Mich, Dec. H.-Gottlieb Buehler
and Jacob Ksebler had the contract for Dig
ging q well on J. J. Coughs farm. one
mile west OF town. They had reached q
depth of sixtY-two feet, and suspended
work a week ago. Yesterday they under
took to resume. but did not FIRST test the
air in the we'll. Buehlsr went down the
rope about thirty feet and then called 10
Keebler for help. a. the air was sitting him.
Keebler slid down to his partner assist
snce. neglecting TO attach the rope securely
to bis body, and when be reached Buehler' s
already dead body. which was hanging 70
the curbing. he two fell over exhausted and
was dead. il is believed, almost ins,an
| taneously.
The alarm was given by Mr.. Clough, and
Keebler's body was taken TO the surface
but Buebler's corpse fell 10 the bottom oi
| the well. whence it was taken with crap
| pling hooks after being greatly mutilsted.
The bodies will be buried IN one grave
Buehler leaves q young WIDOW and one
. child kesbler was unmarried.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28
PLENTY or SNOW.
A.a II Nakss Lsmbsrmen Feel Happy
a Gale .f Chiosgo.


a Gale .t Chtosgs.
cH1caso. Dec. THE gale which pre-
vailed in this vicinity yesterday afternoon
ana up % midnight, was very severe, al
thouza it did hstls damage. Il reached tbs
velocity Of forty-stx milss an hour at 10
o'clock ,. ra- snd remained At that point
aii midnight when Is gradually suosidsd.
Dispatches from Iowa. Northern Illinois
and Wisconsin Indicate tns presence Of a
severe storm. A. Wavsrly. Ia. as mid
kixht foot of snow had fallen and = herce
x.Is bad piled Il into hugs drifts The rail-
roads in that vicinity ara badly blocked.
bat trains are still running. Twelve incGss
Of xaor fell a. Msrsaallsosn sad the wsas
- drifting it badly.
Waussw and Eau Claire. VIA. report a
Inch fall Of sno~ Which has gladdeRed
,hearfs of loggsrs. Sioux Falls reports
hrst snow STERN Of tas season. add =
VI one. accomplished By heavy wind
rhich 10 pilinE up larzs drifs. The rail-
roods have nOs yst been seriously in'srfarsd
With.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28

Oh We are tired Of hearing Of Clearance SAFES aud
Special Sales Bargain Sales" becoming stale
remarked lady 10 yesterday We replied by ask
ing her if she grew tired OF house cleaning les
wearisome the labor grows each successive week
the frugal housewife soes through the old routine
OF dustng and cleaning knowing she must repeat the
old story the following week. Likewise doth the
enterprising merchant weed out his odds and ends
daily. The knowledge that the labor must be per
formed the following week does not deter him from the
performance of duty necessary 70 prevent the
emulation of odds and ends and old stock The WIDE
awake broad gauge merchant the knife freely
slashing prices, SO they will 90, and 90 Quok
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28

NrkaasA FALts. \. T. Dec. z7.-In TIE
trial Of Toni Beron. grocer and liquor
aealsr, charged vita attempting to 6rs she
P~ospecs House lsst Wednesday night TIE
ccslplaining witness. Lsn gan proprietor
sf the haleL sssfi1e= - inding nagtns ssy-
u~.r.d parers. pager uscks. ETC.. ln di5srsnt
nsrfs Il th~ nstel Tie socks Bore Bi-o1 =
raaae. sna fsos pri7bs ed from ths rsPsTs
u "a. aac. lanr 81 Herar- : sroesrF.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28
HARRlSON'S VISITORS
They Want West Virginia Represented
E.h

They Want West Virginia Represented In
the Cabinet.
INDIASAroLIs. Dec. 27.-W. S. Scott OF
Wheeling a member Of the National Re
publican Com mittee Tor West Virginia.
Editor Hart. of the Wheeling Rs0isfsr J. i.
Dana and W. ]. Cowdep, extensive coal
mine operators of the same State. paid a
visit to President elect Harrison today. IN
the interest of Congressman COTE ap-
poir tment as the Southern Representative
in the Cabinet. General Harrison made
no reply 70 the appeal, but turned the CON-
vcTsaiion upon Nirginia Industry and pro-
ducts, and The conversation becsme gen
eral
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28
THE OKLAHOMA BOOMERS.
They Are Driven off Like so Many Sheep
After Beiag Dissrmed.

PURCELL, d. T.. Dec. 27.-The Indian
scouts under Lieutenant McComb, visited
Oklahoma ststion last night and arrested
all the boomers" in that vicinity. The
prisoners were compelled to hitch up their
wagons and take everything with them,
and 90 with the scouts TO camp. The
scouts dissrmed the settlers and drove
them like 80 many sheep. The men are
still prisoners, and it is said will be kept In
confinement for several weeks. and then
be driven out of the territory,
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28
JULIA MkRlCWE.
A Lately Discovered Star OF the First
Magnitude.


Magnitude.
Mary Anderson has q rival Julia Mar
lowe, it is said, is fred with a reckless de-
termination 70 snatch the laurel wreath from
the marble brow of cur Mary and place IL on
her own fair head But our Nary isn't
scared--not bit # il. Why shosld she Des
There 10 plenty Of room af the top, says the
proverb, and the greatest scoffer at the
veracity Of proverbs must admit that there Is
generally some room at the top-enough for
cwo, say. And the critics-thoso bugaooos
Of the theatrical nursery-even they adnii
that Miss Marlowe Is climbing rapidly.
Her manager has done one thing which hss
called considerable attention 70 bis charge.
OF this the New York Sun SAYS:
Miss Julia Marlowe, who is generally
spoken Of as the coming Mar Anderson, is
being managed in rather an extraordinary
manner Her erclusivencss approaches the
phenomenal Hcr pAosog - pas are seldom
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28

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wRRern <. Chapman. hsn Hantarx Ter
Nee Tsfk. Tss Funk of Nsrth For-'snd
yesterday - = rnil'Etcn V-fn the Rritish y
stsarner Rsdiceui fhe Rrtish sfe-uaar
EeiersviA froz1 Rsmaas fv Nsw srk
hss ssen s. q collision 10 the 1arz srsral
80 - BRITISH F~ener AroRns t-1ua
five-rock kx asmszF. Beta E-rs ssalv
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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28

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.criction nst god Tili sni advertisements
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neat cf ths pspT
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28
IS SHE LOSTf
Grave Fears thss the Steamship samana
L. S.ope

Is SoRe.
NEW YORK Dec. 27.-On November q
last the steamship Ssmana cleared from this
port sOund for points in Haytai and San
Domingo. Three days after the eastsrn
coast OF the United StA.es Was visited by q
severe storm. Nothing has been heard of
the Samans since. She has not reached
any of her ports, nor has she been seen by
any Incoming steamer. Tne agent Of the
Samaua Ia tkis city said this morning that
De had grave fears as 10 the safety of the
steamship. The ship and cargo are valued
a. Slyo 0Oo
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28

txaNSsNNk - ~ StAtssAs-stNs4s-
WAsHISGros. Dec. 27.-Hon. John s.
Lawrence, Of Grand Rapids. is in the city
Ar. Lawrence is receiver of the Lowell
National bank and IL here on business for
rha hank
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28

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prominent 1i1sza 81 Wo.cotk cut bis Efss
shrcss a. 8 cio.k this s1rning sns thea
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sxain N@ieh ,ar4 Eana 80 eosiss 1seT
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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-28

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