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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
At The CHICAGO OFFICE.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.-The Offices Of A.
Mortensen & Co., agents for the Thingvslla
line of Atlantic steamships, to which the
ill-fated steamer Geissr belonged, continues
to be crowded with parties who think they
may havo had friends or acquaintanoes on
board and are anxious to find out for Ger
tain. They obtained very little satisfaction,
however. rhe Office here IL without q
bead at present. Mr.. Mortsnsen being n
Europe, and those in charge of the Office
seem 10 be afraid TO speak on the subject Of
the disaster, They say they have received
no particulars from the Of
fee in New York and don't
expect TO obtain q detailed sccoant of the
disaster until the arrival OF the Western
passengers of the Thiugvalls, who are sI-
pected TO reach this city tomorrow morn
ing. They claim that the list of Western
passengers who secured thsir tickets through
their agency. which has already been pub
hshsd, - a complete one. In this list there
are eleven Chicago people, one OF whom
only II among the saved. ln addition To
these there were thirty -four other Western
passengers who obtained tickets here. max
ing forty-tys in all. OF tssse tha latter
i've are among the saved.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

The Committee OF Labor Unionists, con
sisiing Of BARLEY BreeD, T. NJ Nesbti and
Andrew Fyfs did hard days work for the
Democratic party yesterday. The result Of
the days labor va. th. adoption Of tb.
platform adopted by the convention held
the ether csy In Detroit except that thev
cut out the clause appealing to working
men 10 come out from the old parties. and
added 10 the section that railroad properly
shall be taxed the same a. that Ct The ~
dividusl," the clause until such tim. ss
the Government sbsil tsts control Of them
under the right Of eminent domsin.
They slso issued an address - working
men setting forth reasons fof sbaorfins ~.
Democratic ticket
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
A SINGULAR ACCIDENT,
Two Men. Father and son, Killed In .
Well Near stsueeavfiIe, o.

Two Men. Father and son. Killed In .
Well Near >tsueeaviiIe, %.
SrrUsExvuLE. OAio. Aug. ia peculiar
accident occurred near here Yesterday
resulting in The death Of George Owens. his
wife and son The two men were engaged
IN digging a well on q farm aud were
hosting earth and stone With windlsss
rops and heavy oucks1. As the father was
dragging up load the rope broke and the
bucket fell a distance Of ten feet. striking
gh- son. Who was Ia the well. As soon a.
assistance could be procured the father was
lowered into the well where he found his
500 inseBsibls. but Dy arranging the rope
about bis body hsd nim drawn mp TO the
surfece. The rope was again lowered for
ihe father, who vas hoistsd almost to the
.urfscs When the rope sgain broke and the
nan fell g. the bottom. breskibg his neck
and csnssDg instant death. Before ths father
could be removed from the vel the son
whose skull vas badly crushed sud his
shoulder blades broken. died aud soth
bodies we're taken 10 their home Mrs.
owens -as 80 prostrsted sy the shock Of
the death of both basssnd and son. she
siso oas since died.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
WANTED rns cssIciFDS.
"a ft.a4a ~ s1ssa CFs<sss = sesas Oar
- Azs. - Dsassae8ax shs Frfsss.

A. Ttsnza ~ s8sa CFs@sss . sesas Oar
.ax A.s. - 1sassaeiax shs Press.
49, Tesz. Aag. ls.-Aaous a rssr sgo
az Itslaa mage MAKER esms ~ Fstnsf
Pietfo sap.a4rs. ~ ths Italian Church of
oar Lady u A0a0L Csfasl. Brookiyn. and
ssksi - De allowed " make aa1 present 20
ne snarch = cay erue.6E. Permission sas
gwen and De made tas crueinE. As re-
solt u zis loasil0p there .ss quite dis-
tgrsaace ia gas enurea thls morning iast
before sns o'clock mass. FatAsr Sapsn4rz
~4s Ia ths sssEry -r0oEa paltinx 90 his robes
-nsa a soman appeared bs.a<s hin Sooa
after Us congregation heard shrilL angry
tones cOL1i1g from ne ysstry .Foon- Ihs
ssAan - supposed - Dc tie vie Of the
lm@ss-maxe. hsr nrst name Il Castnza
he name OF tie In1Ass-Dskef Is not
xnosn- ons had De.a dsEa.ndipx The
cracinx from the PRIEST IN q loud vOics.
several of tns conxr-galio arose .ud ssnt
70 tls ssstry- room. attracted by The IN
uausl nose The woman said her husband
had "a order for erucinE. aBd wanted this
one 10 show 10 ths customer. The priest
replied ca Eaiy tnat ths erucinx lad been
pfessnied 70 the c1ufch. and II snY bOdy
Il could uOt De removed. The wOmaa then
said that the pnsst was ruiainx her
nasSan1s Business. IL Is also said
that she called the priest psmes she Was
ordered 70 save the vsstry oy side door.
Qua Instead OF doing 50 passed through q
door tuto he church. Standing within the
altar raj she denounced the priest. she
wore green apron over her dress and . red
0andsns With yellow spots around hef head.
she said The priest Was q disgrace 10 bis
calling and vas taxing the bread from her
chiidfsns mouths. Somebody persuaded
her 20 &c quiet and she sat IA . pew during
the ssFvice. Aiter the servics she waited
outside the church for Father eapanars.
she called out TO him.
IT Is only II YOu are Q man of courage
that you dare come near me.
At this = w0nzn standing near cried out
70 The priest. DO not 60 near her. She
has . stilielto hidden Ia her dreos" The
priest left 10 get a policeman. but bv the
time ns rsturnea with one the woman had
gone. he procured a warrant for her arrest,
but it Is thought she heard OF IL, as both
she and the man have disappeared.
TIE priest gives the following as the
csnse OF the trouble: The man asked per-
m mlssion 10 put the crucihx in the church.
thinking IL would bring aim custom. He
said the image WAS clay. bat | found il was
made OF papisr mache. Fifteen of the VII
layers OF Sala Consolina had determined TO
present an image Of 81. Michael to the
church. They went to this imsgemsker,
aud ne agreed 10 make il for 500 They
then came 10 me for advice. | advised them
TO 90 20 well known New York firm.
which they did. They got an image there
for $50. IL 10 because I advised them not
TO patroniEs this man that the woman
cr.ats1 the d sturbancs'
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

The WestoDs and ktbietics viii pls.
cham pionship game 81 base bal o. he Ia
to-day. All tbs members of The West
Club are under ~ sesrs Of sgs and the, p
up 80 pretty gsns - has been seen on q
new psrk tbs season. They eompris.
club of sScsileni bal pisysrs. ibelf br
ssssDsp. short stop and piiobsf sspscisll
having dons very good ~ors IN their r.
spective posstions. They sre chsmpioBs
ibs state Tor fheir age having dslsstsd tb
sssn Club o. Detroit They present hspe
some appearance ou TIE diamond is toe
peat uniforms. Although tbsH oppeBest,
are hssvief men. the Nsstons vii %.
ooubtsdly eve them a hard hgut Jb'
game vii b. called st s. lusiesd of so ?
- Umpire Howard. the T'srss rogulsi
onpirs. will ef1c ste
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
FIGHT TO THE FINISH
Tae MIL tARly THIS MORNING
Dles ksEisna 10 haseksd ost IA ths
1hlrd kSssa-A right for siosd ssd
Mssss ChssGsd H.sds fresly-
Two Ltsht Wsishts

At place outslas Of tbs city tEis morn
inE could have been found ABOUT two hun
dres persons who wsntsd 10 see the light
and they we're Accom- nmodEtsc vita -Tht
between Diek EnslsBs and HAIRY JsEes.
The hght from the hrst 20 the nHsh vas
holly contested aud Was won on its nerits.
England wss seconded by Jin Fell aud
Jones BY Arthur Daily; William CsnIen
referee, Fred Daily and Frank Dsshon time
keepers The hght was called al 20 snd
lasted eleven minutes The following Is the
hght by rounds.
The frst round Was free display OF
careful hshtlng on the part Of Jones. feel
INK a. il were the delicate points of Eng-
lands capabilities as fighter. On the
other hand Englaud pushed matters from
the start by rspping Jones . stinger on the
nees. following 1t with light body blow.
This Was followed bv careful
spsrrinE on both sides. Al last Jones
rushed IN, planting several rapid, Vicious
blows that made England shy around the
ring IN a manner calculated 10 evoke The
laughter OF the spectators.
The second round was one never 10 be
forgotten by Jones-in fact, by these who
witnessed the siugging match. The nrst
part was characterized by Ca efnl feeling on
the part OF Jones England following Jones
around the ring, and II was give and
take in n playful manner on ths part OF
Jones and in painful sincerity by the Mus
kegou man. But at this juncture England
clssped Jones around the neck IN a most
vicious manner and clung 10 the man ~ II
afraid 10 lose 30 good hold-as If his safety
demanded IT.
The referee tried six several times 10
break them. and al last succeeded. Then
Jones let loose, as If determined 10 whip
his man, ana in less time than II takes 10
tell il gave England several blows on the
body and head that almost dszed him.
Time being called saved England from
further punishment
Now came the l4st round, and IL was q
slssher. England Was winded and Jones
hai got his temper up and was bound 10
lick his man. Right straight from the
shoulder few Jones right arm, and
struck the poor Ausksgonite on the ribs.
then three up-cuts that sounded like the
cracks of a whip followed by terrible
blow on the right side Of the neck. Down
came England to his knees. One second
he staid there, then rose up in a dazed maa-
ner. struck wildly At his victorious oppo-
nent, but was again brought
TO the hoor by blow
on the neck. ne laid there a moment,
gamely got TO his feet and struck out But
il was of no avail. A swinging right handler
knocked him 10 the floor, and there be
laid till time was called, a completely
whipped man.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
KING LIVES
Sensational story About . Ns~spsp.r
Man Spoiled.

BosroS. Aug. ls.-Ths case Of Edward
King. Of which the newspapers IN New
England have been making q sensation,
proves 10 be nothing uDasusl Mr. King
Was the Paris oorrespsr dent Of the Boston
Jo1Faa! and the Asw lork Erenaas Poet.
Last April he eft Paris suddenly. and this.
coupled with the isot that his father COM
nltted suicide, led many 70 suppose that be
hsd done Likewise.
Mr.. King 10 alive and well. said Colonel
Clspp. Of the Journal 20 q Herald CORE
sp0neent today. He is stopping In Bel
gium nnul he can effect . settlement with
his creditors. There is no business 10 hi nl
He bad the control Of patent carboiized
boz intended To hold fus and preserve
them from moths. After be had pni up ali
the ready money be had he formed a stock
company. which made a large number of
these boxes The company failed. and ell
the debts were laid nj Mr.. Kings door. He
was compelled to quit Psris - avoid arrest.
When be has settled he will rsturn He /.
. brilliant writer. and ] am sorry be has
met with trouble. sut his case IL not al ell
serious"
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
FIRE AT ITHACA.
Five Buildings Burned EsrIy on Saturday
nsrsiax l. osses.

Five Buildings Burned Bsriy on Saturday
nsrsiax-The l. osses.
ITHACA. Mich. Aug. ls.-Fire st i.30 this
morning burned FIVE buildings here, aud
the losses were A. follows G. n. Brown.
harness sbop. 81 900. contents mostly saved
insured; Mrs. Martin, millinery, 500. in
sured for 500; Smith Hopkins, bakery and
restaurant, $1,000. insured for 500. Dr.
Scotts Office. 800 no Insurance., Ed Ed
wards. saloon. sl.oc0. insured for $500
Robert Steele. store. $500, a Van Wegsn.
household goods. 500 no insurance. Josiah
Whitman, damsgs 10 store and barn. $500.
insured. Wolf Nelzeng. clothing. slightly
injured by water; Geo. Richardson. damage
TO store $500 insured. The glass in evsry
every store in the block opposite was
broken, sDe several persons barely escaped
with their lives. sttired only IN their night
clothes
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
STILL MORE DEAD.
The Lost by the G-i.er Found to Number
A..

The Lost by the G-i.er Found to Number
III In All
NEv YoRK, Aug. ls.-The number Of the
crew OF the lost steamer Gsissr is now as
certained to have been ffty-hve instead OF
forty three. ss al first reported, this bring
ing the sosal numserof lives lost up to III
instead of los.
Five stesrs<s passengers Of the ill-fsted
Gsissr lsit for thsir European destinations
today. -Four vent bv the Copenhagen
steamer slsvOnis, and one OF the Liverpool
steamer Gty Of Se~ York. A css.egrsm
from Copenhagen TO the steamship agents
Ia tsis city states that the Thingvalls sill
recsivs permanent repairs AZ HsiifsH The
COMPANY mas siso been instructed 70 psy 80
Der cent Of all modersts ca ma. for
damages, the remaining half to BE- paid In
Furopa
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
HARRlSON's LAST RECEPTION.

Called on by $500 Commercial Travellers
To Leave Home Tomorrow
IsDIASAPoLIs, Aug. lS.-Today the oom-
mercisl travellers of Bloomington. Peons,
and Danyille. ILL.,, came to this city TO visit
General Harrison. They formed on Firti-
ST.. as fine looking bodies Of men rs have
yet visited the city. They were Joined here
by delegation of commercial men from
Lafayette and one from Terre Haute-s, 800
In all. The visitors were received by the
Indianapolis Commercial Travellers Asso-
citation and entertained during their stay
The day was spent as the visitors thought
best until 4 O'Clock. when they marched TO
General Hsrrieon's house. The General
appeared NJ his door, and the reception
was tremendous. j. Q. Starr. of Peoria.
and Congressman Roweil OF Bloom ington.
made Introductory speeches, to which Gen
ersl Harrison replied in his bsppiest vein.
His illusions TO the calling Of his visitors
drew forth immense applause. The visitors
we're then invited into the house and halt
hour was spent with the General and his
wife. Tonight music and speeches are
being enjoyed by the crowds in front OF the
New DenisOn. This Is the last reception
for two weeks at least. The General leaves
Morning for Middle Bass Island.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
THE MAIL ROnBERIES


css~Aso. Aas. Ia dsTsiopmsats
il me is1isr 8orrs.cberiss thas "a seen 70
t.afs.zhy un8.ests s1 superintendent
Dsass4a's asslal al4isfrss.on a he e4rrisf Ia
p.rtrnsat sat pas ne Post0 nee Depart
asar ID a ps.sili0n Hhicn nssds s1Pi4na-
too ~ 81 he sast. lt appears tnat tas
psv4ftmsas 80 i4ly zFpflssi Of tns fsct
thsi st-.1ax 80 solus oa slmost 80
fs.rs 40 ssd yss "a sopinely did nothing
On sx48in=lloa Of ths record q ofiei4i
sorrssDoa 3saes of las Csfgisrs' Dsisioa
shas~s souls curious .teas
Os Fs1rusfy "A. 1887 over slkbteen
rost1s asa s1pssintendeut barry z. Don
eg.n allr ssssd lsttsr 81 Fgstus astsr Judd
r.aassiiux bim 20 ssk tss P0.totnee De-
ga tsasnt fer an appropriation With ~hiea
% s.ild sons AF<e lstser b oHss for ths bus
to.ss a.strcl ar 10 40 san asksd for boxes
a. sa.sl fairty iachss high he called az
t.auoa 20 lhs fact hat ths small boxes
ssfs fssaasntlg oyefcfosded and we're
asdoabtealy robbed ~ gangs o. thieves. Is
ths lfsqaeuf complaints showed, ~ho
-oa.d iaxs ths lstt.rs oat Of the drogs.
fAss lftfsr - on pass ia Of tas record OF
correspondence
on Esof uars % 1888. nearly year later.
rstAinz lavlns hesD done Ia the meantime.
NF. Donovan again Hrots - Postmaster z
Judd. Ials ums be asked that all u the
aocks ln tie eitY ofChicago be changed. and
sagEesIsd tlzg the Postmaster ask the De-
pafiaent ~ Nasblngiou % permit such a
stsnfr. he siso advanced tas theory that
.ss stealing might Be done by discharged
s1apioyss Nho bsd duplicate keys. Tais
l@gser is on page zf5 OF ths record
90 ~ .olh ~ f-osuary is,s. Mr.. DOno-
ssn again srois 90 tbs Postmaster calling
Attention 90 The apparent disregard Of the
pspartmeat Or the service IN Chicago. be
sa.d be hst asked for sevsn-hye large letter
bokss. t1af three sets Of inspectors had
recon- ms14ed my bo1ss and yet, The De-
partnent soutd only allos thirty cagsciO1s
baxes snd that reluctantly.
IN this lettef. whlcn appears on page 24S
az the coFrespOaosncs record, Mr.. Donovan
c.sin,. that ni1e-tenths Of the complaints
about iost mail matter are caused by stssl-
iax nom tbs letter boxes. RE ASKS that
some stsps b. ts<sn % stop it. IN ths inter
ssE of better service and OF the business
Community.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

The Aastrsnsa Mail VIII be stepped Ua-
isss . subsidy is Received.

SAS FRAscIsoo. Aug. ls.-Robert Crelgh-
ton, the New Zealand mail agent. said yes
terdsy: "rhsre Is scarcely any hope for
continuing ths A australian mail service via
San Francisco. The colonies are now
negotiating with the Canadian Pacific for
running their service in . couple of months.
II the United States desire to retain colonial
trade and connection, there will have to be
prompt action taken. ss ths New Zealand
Parliament will adjourn within = fortnight.
The colonies have thought It only fair that
the United States should pay one-third Of
TIE cost for services. which would amount
20 about $500, New Zealand and New
South Wales each paying . SIMILAR amount
As q matter Of fact, there is more American
mail earned By tae steamers than there Is
English mail. The colonies charter Ameri-
can steamers. and the benefits of trade are
IN favor Of Americans. Under these circum-
stances we contend that the United States
should bear one-third of the cost, or we
% elsewhere With our service, where We
can get better terms. Fully thrse-fourths
of the trade Is In the hands of Eastern
manufacturers. who depend upon this mali
service for its continuance. Australian
travel through the United States would
also cease
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

rhis 10 What Gen. Algsr says of the
D~mnarsfs

rhis 10 what Gen. Algsr says of the
D~@ser.ts.
The Detroit Joseliai says. "No. there II
nothing exciting down East % talk about. :"
sald Gen Algsr. ss hs sat in . Michigan
Csnfral sDsc.al ear q the depot Just on the
arrival Of the limited express yesterday.
"A vent lron here 10 Cen. Shsridans fun
era. and thee l spent two days with nv
isuily &C Narssransstt Pier ihs rest OF
tbs tins IN New York city. Yes. I went
dosn 10 th~ National Committee rooms.
sad -ss somewh.t surprised and exceed
lnglv xrstifsd a. the reports. The feeling
IA New York seems a. one way. The
manufacturing districts ia New York and
New Engiand vii turn out strODg for
H.rrison and protection. Cievslsnd's free
trade po.icy IL being condsmrsd without
stint We shall certainly carry NsE York.
.ad. nniess al signs lsil. Ns~ Jersey and
Connecticut
''rhsrs Niil be an sbundancs Of tarid
h.erafur8 circulated a. campaign doca-
r,suts tbis year and thsrs s no doubt Il
wsf ~ an sxcisinE campaign. The utmost
tie Democrats can % s % keep thssr
r,nks from breaking BADLY. TAsy
cannot carry On an aggressive campaign,
whiis the voters are leaving their party on
lee guu. IKE saeep jumping over pne
fence In one dowu-town ci1b "a Ssu
York are forty Democrats Who voted for
C.isvs'snd before out vii vote tor HArrissn
fhs aiws
SD not inform myself about what
prem '1rnt speakers vii oe placed m
the heid. nor speak I'd any specially
prominent man. except oar candidate
y som 1 nrs twice. tod Mr. BlaiDe that
~ wsnted htm FIVE days in Michigan
h uot n1ore. in October Hs said De thought
hs conl6 CONS. hen SAL - might want
BIN ~ make NO speeches a day, and hs
sfse1tsd 20 thai too. but added that be
1uid maze no song spsschss
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

PfTTsHcss. Aug. lS.-sensfor Ysnos of
North Csro.ips- and Congressman Benton
hesiAsn u Tennessee. JsrsnsT. 81 kiohi-
gsn and hsrsh. 81 psuBsvlvsnis. srrived
from WsshingtoB a. = eiuct tbis moTnins
70 isSe psrE ~ no snnusl reUnioB ~ fee
Genera Assoclailon q ths CoDntT Demo
srsrT a. Bxp0Eifion Psrk fhis evening
-~rstof BsoEbarn sne Rspres~nts' ves
Seoft, - Pennsylvania Cox - ks~ y orf
sud Iovnshsnd. # Iiiinois strives fhs
evsu5rs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

McxTsssr. Aug. IS-D.vid Davis clerk
81 sters-ksspsr aud tie postnasstsr st
y Arp~lls-. i.ff thss plscs - sp.ns as hol-
days IN kaxlsnd a shors tiuas age DuTias
as sbseuce 3 vss sssnd tast hs had en-
s~zzisd fso ooA snd L seinx sscsrtzines
tss6 % ssx comlnr cut ~ fhs sfeswsr
Nsnccnwer 9nsser s.fecfiv.s folia~sd
siya. Dsvis nsnsxrd - slads tzs ofHcers
ks~-vsT. ard ~ss asxt hssr'f ~ IN Il tirs
D.fsctvs CsTpente-, q tkis ciS7 er>ce~4sS
- 1 tiss sad snsired Davis . Prescott
~h-rs s- srreste6 lin yesterday and
br>asss hir - henf--sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19
JAKE KlLRAlN SHEDS TEARS

Departure for America
LIvERPeoI. Aug. 1S.-Jske Kilrsin re-
ceived a tremendous ovation on the occasion
of his departure for America today and
hundreds OF bis admirers accompanied the
steamer down the Mersey on a special tug.
kilrsin, IA . fearful speech. declared that be
bed ssvsr expected such hsndsone treat
mept ia England az he had received. He
had made more money than he had ever
dreamed of making when be started from
A nerics sed woula always keep a warm
oOrnrr in bis hear for the English, hose
kindHess he could never forget
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

ssRsross. Aug. iS-First race. Tsnues-
see STAKES, for 2-yssr olds. thre.-qBsrtsr
nile-6yPsy Qaeen Won, Dlsblo second,
tbe lsansss thir6. Time 1l6s.
Secocd race, Tree handicap s~seps.sks.
one saiie sud q hzlf-Aonres. -on. Bo-
hsnisn second and Ps-wsep third Tine
Ia
Iaird rae, tarre-Q1srferx nile beats
Flrst heat fffls~tfs Won. WsrY secoad and
Little n seh tbir1 Tine f.is
IblTa race. second heet-tsFissfte won
NsrT srco0d. sod Little kiarh third
rirsa f-5Rz
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

MosTRfti. Aug l8.--AltIsBdsr II Cara
the wealthy cowboy murderer n Psion. Of
CoissB Landing vss captured tbis morn
ing at River Bsspdstts. about siT mile.
from the scene Of hi. crime. he only sox-
rendered becsuse the officers hsd him Gov
ersc with fIf-s. The murder n Tfion ~ss
the most colo biooded sfsif ever ksowp IN
this region. Cazs csiiso e. the boisi and
90. into disputs with Pilon sou While
il vss going On the elder Piion, kDovin ne
ncfbiBg of The difficulty or vbst led 70 81.
entered fhs room and vss shsi down br
Cszs on signt bsfor. q word osuio bs
Uttered
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

81 Prrstssups. Aug. Is.-Todsy Dsing
tbe biysbdss 81 krnpsror frsncis JDssph. u
Austria Count Won NolksDstsiu frost
burg the 6usifisn bnsbassso0 mere sns
tee nsera5srs ~ the tUsirisn krUbssseT
went e. VISIT fhs fzsr 81 tbe chs;ls 81 Rope
rbs neer ksssnge- -reio.
Wv YORK. Aue 81. Jhs tustrisr ships
IN tn hsrbes ere profuseiT 6eeorsie6 with
bunting today ~ occesiot 5eine the vels-
trsfien ~ ire Str birtbass ~ Emperor
Frspcis goseph - . psfris fumsfput din
bsrs vi bs gwen tonight
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

Arw losK. Aug ls Ten thousand pso-
PIE witnessed tie game between New York
sns Desfsit Iedsy. The Aew orks started
on well. bul could not Keep a up. The
Delroits msas grand rally and came near
-lEnirg ths gAlus Whitney dsGble play,
Hnssslstsd. saFea the game lie sno Rich
ardsoD made another double play 81 .
critical time which prevented the Detroits
from scoring. Following is The score.
New lofE 4 q q q q A -
Dsifoh ......-......- 50 a Ia
Base Hiis-New ora D. DETROIT e
tfron-Acw foIf e. bsE.al
baiterles- -lltcoanb aul AgTphs. beatin an
Bennett
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

Wsssl SsroS. Aug. t8-Nr Whisiur
.-s 81 the .rr.rx-menfs AZ usde for
D-naocrsts wbo srs goinx b ths Port
Huron useetinr - iesvs Non3sy norniu4.
NJ Cox 1sv or nay nef 81 TIE isiest
scani.ition ~ tre party is Don n pisk{n-
go. --o vfii e u hs duties - permit
TIE rsrtr riB ee IN D-tr0it for inner -
Tle-dsy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

fhIAApEirhlA. Aus ls-nsniei Case,
ssoanas ssaly FaItied Ia the eiehtb innine
81 toass ssms, and before bs could u
.ovsr h mssii ths fiiisbufss hso hH hin.
ssiss i've unles sno so0rca seven runs.
- 10 this lime hs hAo ths visitors al bis
neIss snd was given fsaliicss support
hoTsy pitched az unusually steady game
and fePt ths fhiliies sight hits vel scat
tered. The feature OF the game va the
brilliant heiains Of bsstisn. Tie soon
~ss ss i0lloss
fhilsde phia e 81 go a.
flitsDuIa -....-.o q q q o.
base hiU -fbnsdelphu Piltshure g.
ffnsis fbiladslItiils il.isls4fg
haiieriss a sses snd ssarssef, AsFIs aud Car
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-19

0swroo - g. Lua Ros~rt Hsin>s
ssa Jsnns I,ovrs t~o hrkiT respected
vouns persop. rssi6ing nesr fhis riir hlrs1
. ssfi-bosi - ro - picrie ssversl miles
frsr tbs ssyisof or ThursdeT Ihey started
t. rstuyr o. oi0ck fssi niRnt buf ts~s
vsf sires n~<n h~srs from. i5ss p ekf fre
ba<t ~ss fofs9 % tns eeaen sDd n =
thosrnf fnss lhs czlupis bsvs hesr drowned.