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New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
-TELLING THE eTORY OF

II was said that little christopher Lcphuennoi PioD
ably would recover.
THE MARRIED LIFE OF MRS. LEBKUCHNER
Jacob Lebkuchner. ir. stepson of the unfortunate
woman. Is manager OF the bottng department OF
Hupiers brewery.at No. ga East Thirty nin'h-st.'
and ia a brothern-law OF Mr. HuDfel. Mr. Lebkuchner
said afternoon that his fathers children py
the arst marriage were himself and four sisters all
grown ND and well-to The elder Lebkuchner once
owned the West Side brewery. In West Twentyelghth-
st. and was a wealthy man. but atter"afu "c' WIN
reverses About ten years ago. whe nc vas run''i"k
email saloon IN Ninth ave-. and living alone. he en-
gagged As housekeeper the woman VINO shorlN aio'
ward became his wife. and In short time MS oniiorcn
hea,d Thai he Rad .nacricd her He did not an
nounce his intention to them. anu eve" "' ~
The fact when they taxed him win
=. r,o chudren knew absolutely pothng about the
o,,.n,s nrav,ous history and never have recognized
,.r in .nv wav The old man was sixty years OLD
when She married him. and practically penniless' anu
sbe was twenty-five or thirty years his junior ino
children believed that her only object In marrying
him WAS ber expectation that they would provide ior
him and for her, TOO.
The .lder Ieblrichner died about three years ago.
and for year previously had been living with his son.
having been obliged to separate from his wife on ac-
count OF her unbearable disposition lie was suner
ing from rheumatism and was partially paralyheu'
anr even when she married him was brohsh uo""
The son said that he was exceedingly averse TO say
Ing anything derogatory to his ia'nor no"' ia
YOU know saId he that there Is no fool like an OLD
{oois He sad the woman was nend. anu .,,as tnss
her moral character was bad. lie did not M eelleso
that the three posoned ch,don m po his sisters had been
Wiling TO assume their support They wouid no' nav
cbiected 10 their father msfying again u he nac en-
res bem by the ehoicc he made From
anotbtr s0une u wo Learned 'hss s0o1' wv 49,
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
lsY rELEoRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE ]

DON'T KNOW WHNT 9N4NNI "''''
HornelIsville ~ Y. March "a tspeciaD.-The So
ca,led strike IN the New-York Lake Ese and western
ward in this city which began yesterday morning a.
oIo Is practically ended. Twenty-elght men au'.
work II was eight hours after the men len oeioro
the superintendent the ground knew the cause OF
the trouble Ono freight train was out Into and 'hS
pins and links thrown away
This morning eleven Of the twenty-c1ght who went
M, rsturned In time to save their places. They say
,hv s DO not now know what their grievance was Inc
leaders aIlege that their pay was TOO sa anu Jno
rard master Miles HawIey. was promoted Improperly.
fhey demand his dismissal and 10 per cent ncrsap
of Wages The wages paid In this yard are az @ nss NJ
some years ago to the position of assistant yau
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
CAMPBELL GUILTY.
The Pension Fraud Meets His F<te-His
Claim of Insanity.

The Pension Fraud Meets HIS f<te-His
Claim of Insanity.
In TIE case OF Colin Campbell. the Scotch
pension fraud. iD the United States Court
yesterday, the jury brought in a verdict OF
guilty after about an hours deliberauon.
Frank 5. Donaldson was attorney for Camp
bell ana the principal testimony of the de-
tense was to show that Campbell was
mentally incompetent from the effects a
sunsirOxe in Africa. while he was a soldier
hghting in the Zulu war. He claims he
was in several wars and had travelled over
most Of the world. He exhibited scar on
his leg which he claimed was made by a
poisoned spear in battle in Africa. lie
said he was about LOO yards from the
Prince I'm Derial when he was killed. He
says he will inherit property in Scot
land to the amount Of II 800 and quite en-
amount left by brother who was killed by
owboys in one of the territories. For a
time he played the bagpipes mere and after
wards in Chicago, aud also sang and deliv-
cred recitatIOns for livelihood. de looks
anything but bright, and he says: Il feel
glddy i tie head since the sunslroke."
Campbell's worst falling seems ~ be iszi-
ness. and ne has been known 10 practice all
kinds of deceit IN order 10 get a
living without working A young
doctor. who was formerly a
Canadian, said to reporter for
the TELE8RAN-HERALp yesterday: Just
before ! came here few years sgo, Camp
bell came to my fathers place wearing
sombre-Iooking garments and said that he
had just returned from Cains. where he
had been laboring ss a missionary for
fifteen syesrs. Beng 3 Scotchmau and
supposed missionary he at once
Appealed to the feelings OF our fam
iiy and in fact the entire neighborhood.
The consequence was be was Iesste0 and
made much Of for several weeks. ] never
saw BIN from that time until last Winter.
A cousin Of mine. widow residing in TIE
city. sent for me one day, saying there was
SD old friend OF mine at her house. ] went
there and found Campbell. lie had tod
her that be was q relative OF her dead hus-
band and she bad sent 10 me TO verify bis
statements. I suspected him all along. aud
Immediately ordered him ont Of the house
on penalty 81 being Kicked ont II he
fingered. J heard nothing more of him
until read about bis beng arrested
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
OUR LOCAL POLITICS
MENwho ARE TALKED or FOR MAYOR
The Republican Candidates
Bid Tor the Oases Which Hs Has
Held Three Times-Wiil Wes-
ton lie a txnd idatss

Tuesday mornings TELEsRAa HEBsLD
election vas upon Us unawsres and the
evening papers yesterday hustled about
town 10 know what was what" Ia an
interview with the Fleming Leader which,
10 a certain extent NAV be considered one
ut Mayor Dlkemans organs. the latter saws:
10 me it's q case OF dollars out 10 nickels
ia. There is nothing IN lhe Office save tae
feeling OF pride y hich takes possession OF a
man 20 be the chief executive OF city ike
Grand Rapids. | think there is large
class OF Democrats, including not few
workingmen. who would be pleased 10 sse
me make the RAGS again. There is no use
Disgusting the fact-I am in the race II the
convention places me there, IL the c0nven-
ton says no shall be perfectly contented
TO stand aside"
So much Tor the present Mayor of the city,
whom the TELEGRAM HERALD promises
shall be promptly retired from his position.
Either Col. George G. Briggs or Frank
Leiellier must head the Republican city
ticket, as Charley Watkins says ne will not
have the nomination. Col. Briggs is
clean cut. popular, broad-guage citizen. and
so is Mr.. Letellier. Either one would be
elected as against Dikeman.
L. NJ. w eStOn Is prominently meuuOneO
by the Democrats, but no one..seems 10 know
whether he would accept the nomination or
not. OF Mr. Weston, George W. Thompson
says something of interest to the people
who are trying TO make the question be-
tween the Street Railway Company and
the Cable railway an issue. He says
''Of course ia the hill district our people
want cable road franchises, and | think
that all OF the gentlemen who have been
mentioned for Mayor are favorable TO us in
this respect. Mr.. Weston was a. one time
q stOckholder in the ola company, but eves
then he worked hard for the hill cable road.
ss he owned 500 900 worth of property on
Canal-st. 10 be benefited by that line,
but several months ago he sold out all
of his stock and bonds in the old company.
Before that he was active in getting a new
and competing line TO Reeds Lake by as
sisting the new railroad 10 Lansing and do
mated large share of the righs of way tor
spur TO run to the lake. | have never
known of his opposition TO any new fran
chise asked by any company. II tue co n
vention would give Mr. Weston the no mi
nation lie certainly would be elected an 4
make one OF the bes; mayors this city ever
bad; ne Is progressive. l think If the con-
vencion should give him the nomination
by acclamation he would ACCEPT 1t. That
compliment is due him, but | know Mr..
Weston will not work for il nor enter into
any contest for the nomination, eud
honor him for that"
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28


rss wife srths Fss Fss-ras-tsr-censrai Taken
saaa~aiy al ca sunday.
TIE special dispatch dated uaday. from
Washington - ths Phiisdeiphia Tinss.ssys
The sxscutivs household and Cabinet cir
Gle were shocked sna alarmed by tid.ngs
ffom the family Of the Postmsstsr-fensral
tat Mrs Dickiuson was prostrafsd a. sn
early Boar today ~ sudden snd serious
illness Tbs oaJurs Of the stack - para
lytic rita a tendency % spopieK7. There
seemed % o- no premoultions "a previous
iudisposibon. This -stimkols lady has
been verT activs in her social duties since
her husband entered me Cabinet Her
Introduction into the oticiai and soclsi
spheres of he capita b. senator and Mrs.
Palmer. Who saFs ous OF ths most
elegant card receptions Of ths season
IN honor. together With tns Fostm asier
keneral. vas believed oy the Gsusl drawn.
rocns. Also. many soeisl entertainments
~ers xivsa iu her honor oy isdies Ia fssa-
icnabls lite Sioce he beginning Of Lent
shs has been yery industrious ira usking
her return calls numbering into the bun-
asssls Last wees she renewed Der drawing
room % Cabinet lssy's day. it il feared
that ths strain apon her strength has been
TOO much.
Mf. AtcAiasou - WOMAN o. heNl7h
stature ard 0f robust Squire. bar rithous
eorpuieDcv. She - 81 iorid comrie ron.
Her manners are giTscicus snd her ccnvsr-
sstionsl poTers excellent. indicatings mind
sci storec With usefus infermstion- She
casn naan,ls an unususi versatility 81 thought
s~d fsrfiitv Of -xpre~siou. These !. tis con-
frioagea .srxeiy to her rapid riss in he al
usiratsn 81 the Distinguished circis a
which she figures rae President sud Mrs.
cleveland we're deeply aoFed BY mis- unex
rerfea cause l0r sn1iety.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
THE BOYS IN THE SOUTH.
Grand Rapids Boys In the Tropics-How
They Enjoy It..

Grand Rapids Boys in the Tropics-How
They Enjoy it.
Signor Peter Doran has received letter,
written in choice Spanish from Rio de
Jsniero, South America detailing the ex-
periences OF those well known pilgrims,
Ed. Withey, Zach Aldrich, Colonel Eaton
and Fred Mills. The letter is the Joint
effort of Zach and Fred and is so luridly
realistic and vivid that the TELEGRAM
HERALD hardly dsres to give IL IN its
entirety.
But seriously the well known quartette
seem to be enjoying themselves hugely.
The letter was written from RIO de Janiero
on the 2sth OF February aud il enclosed
pretty bOut0nni er made of the feathers OF
tropical birds. Writing Of his arrival Mr..
Aldrich says
The view stesr.ing into the harbor was
beautiful. The haroor is surrounded by
mountains and completely lznd-locked." >"
The letter then describes the clmate-95 in
the shade when they landed Zach also talks
of the scarf pins made OF BraziiiSn beetles. of
the mule carts that drew the people about
the city. of the narrow streets With the
cutters IN the middle. and the picturesque
houses. Fred Mills It seems, has been
pricing everything in the country. from a
tiger skiR down Ia tail feather of the bird
OF paradise. Everything is dollar.
The party were about to sail for BuenOs
Ayers when the letter was written.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

The Baptist social, which was held at the
Eagle Hotel last evening. was attended by
250 people. and was most enjoyable event
The programme consisted of discuss on
By Rev. 4. Greneil, d. D.. Of Detroit, on
The Churches Adapted 20 the Age, and q
recitation bY Miss Marie Wilson, after
which an elegant supper was served by
Nine Host Johnson. After suppeT the
Rev. +. K. Bennett. Baptist city missionary.
msde very encouraging report on the
mission work. A resolution of thanks vas
rendered Landlord Johnson for the supper,
and also Rev. Greueii and 4iss Marie Viii
son for their kind assistance m making the
entertain neBt success. The prOseeis Of
the sociai amounted - about 80 wnica
vii 60 70 sssist in foreign mission work.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
The BURLINGTON SITUATION.
Hriag Ne~ ysr,iusn--rhe President En-
dsr.sd by fhs Directors.

Hriag Ne~ ysrdusn-rhe President En-
dsr.sd ~ an. Directors.
CuicAeO, March zT.-Olicials OF the Bur
hngton road state that the men Who have
lately lsit the service Of the road ars not
swilch-tsnders. bat m-a Who make mp
trains and couple and uncoupls cars They
are known zs ysrdmsn- Forty new men
10 take the place Of the strikers wefs se-
cured today. ana By their efforts niusty-nx
cars OF freight. mace up IN siK trains. we're
sent oas OF the yards. 81 Friday next. the
Bnrlington people say. Tue full force OF
ysramsn will have been obtained There
vas 60 disturbance today. and a number Of
Deputy Shsrihs guard the property OF the
railroad. and viii BE- kept oa duty until the
tfoubs has subsidized.
Tbs following message was received to-
csy oY President. Perans OF the Burling-
ton
BosroS. Mass. March =. isS8.-To Q. e.
fsrktss Pressac'it a.. =. e q. r. R. Co, Chs-
coQ0. ~. The B0aro Of Directors have iast
PASSED the following resolution
''Ersos1st That ths Board unanimously
approvs of Ihe Presidents course during
the isls strike and consider Is IS thsir duty
to ofer steady resistance regardless Of con-
sequences 10 suy attempt 70 maze the
management Of tie road from tae hands Of
ia owners. J. N. FoEEES
Chairman"
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

In the Circuit Court yesterday the re-
pievin suit ef FraRk Bonnsll and II. r.
Dickinsoa. szsiass Deputy Sheriff Cor
Dsiius Wiersms aud Harmon CoEens wac
tired and = Judgment gvea The plaintiffs
for Sz43i and costs
On motion tse case % Mr. fsne Gsriock
to recover TIE sun - 500. wafch sos
cisiras she raid % y i&n N5ddicoaab.
cashier Of ths Grand Rapids - ors tsHk.
rss ooatinaed anti the next g. "a 81 lhls
court.
ne bcme II IA snapiorer ia Crane Esr5as
towDssic. uss arrsignsd so3 riesSsd Eahfv
- srcerr from q areiiinr IN the 6ag tine
oentense 80 preo2oiy os pronounced or
hiu tcfse
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

a CiEsal-s ss4uzx Fasir Pssltiaa issasa
Es k&s ksz-

II t&s ksa-
HE1 Tskk, AaEeA z7.-Hbsn ths jour
asy 4sn sTsssFs sAaoasesd o. sgsasys
lsetia< 0f tks Csntrsl LABOR unioa tAst
al Danger of trouble between ths Doss
brewers aud snelr smployss go a a and.
beczslse the oossss Lad decided ~ Fsnss The
asa Gid egatrzct. thsy m@1e nlst4ks-
The opDssiis is spEGssstly he fact and
lFoubis / imminent. tne bosses have.
lnEo1eh thex ofxsnizaliOn. tie Ioltsd
states bfs~srs Association. snd is Prssi-
dsGs. William A. Niles issued circular ~
their men Ia Il tn=y say.
rIhs i1lse position INTO which ths brew
ers we're l0rezd. faGln s<zlnss tueiT Inciina-
liou and better Jaasi5szlt. c0aia not tai u
1ring IL ssli .rlLLa, aud. sfLsr IA sx psItsilcs
~ asaFiy siz1lksn months ig las bScoMe
uu0saraD.s Ne are. thsret0re. determined
a. a body ~ throw OF tie 0neroas burden.
and - again sssume The legitimate control
0i oar business affairs, We assure oar sin-
pi0yes. labor unions aud ls pubic gen
sfally. tn4t ~s are nOt governed la our
pfessAt action oy tie desire OF lntsntion 20
4orilxs or % 4DfOga.e any TAR CONCESSIONS
50 % hours OF labor sad fecOmpense there
for. which ss have made 10 our wosKalea
undsr former agreements"
1Ar tHCli1f ct4l4a AuAl the powers CON
ceded % the unlons have been abused and
supulsLlOns broken with impuaity oy The
men Inc "n4isalrection anu eiliiul aouse
0f the powers IS charged 10 the leaders ia
the national and local bravery working
mems unIons The circular continues.
a much kgsyer responsibility. however,
DO these men assume, when they prosti-
tuts their sway over the minds aud actions
Ol brewery workmen by drawing them into
afhiliatl0n with snsrchism, upon which
every loyal citizen looks with condemns-
ton and abnorFence."
The circular then gives, il erteas0. a set OF
resolutions passed By tne Brewers Associa-
ton, declaring that. a. the expiration OF the
existing contracts. no new agreement will
os mA1s ~4sh any Brewers Dniou OF Work
insmen. assuring their enplOyss ss that there
Is 40 intention TO reduce wages or lengthen
the hours of labor; promising employment
aud protection To ali Who stand by them in
case . strike results recognizing the right
OF labor 70 combine within the limits OF
non-lnfringement on the rights of others.
aud expressing abhorrence of Ansrchism as
attaching a stigma To the trade. The mem
bers Of the Association pledge themselves TO
stand by each other in case of strike and
- refuse 70 sell beer 70 the customers OF
any member OF the Association whose
brewery n closed BY reason OF a strike. boy
colt or lockout.
The circular is isued "by order Of the
United States Brewer Association. with
tee Concurrence of its affiliated local associ-
aIions throughout the United States"
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
HOPE FOR TIE EMPEROR.
New Evidsnos thar HI. Disease is Not
Csncsrous

BERLIN. March H.-The mass Of cartilage
Just removed from the larynx of Emperor
Frederick was. it is now learned, found
wholly disconnected from the part Of the
throat uDon which il grew. and required
no surgical operation to enable the doctors
70 secure 10. It's separation a. we'll as its
appearance IS believed TO indicate that ns-
turc j. making curative effort entirely in
dependent OF the physicians, which
belief Is strengthened by the fact
that a similar voluntary expulsion is
unknown 10 physicians in their experiences
with cancsrous diseases. The circumstances
IS also held 10 furnish incoutrovertible evi-
dence OF the correctness OF DR.. Aackenzie's
persistent contention that the disease is not
cancer.
The report recently put in circulation that
the Emperor i abe to take only liquid
food. Is untrue. tie eats solid food with
com parstIVe ease, and experiences no ditfi-
Guilty whatever IN drinking. He Is nuch
thinner than he was when he went TO san
Reno. but looks much better than be is
commonly reported a. appearing
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

LoxpcS. March t7.--Nsws received from
ssnnsrY - vhie fali 81 details regsrsins.
ahe state Of the country. niak-<s DO mentor.
sf slsn.eF presumed fate or Whereabouts
The continued sosence ~ even runlors coo-.
cerning he explersr Increases the snxiefv
frlt esfh ~ FnxlsDd sat On she Csninant
ard ths oeilef ~ CROWNS stronger daily
khst he has s1cccohed 80 tae 81 aosf an-
fesrsals eliraste cf ne interior af TIE
tnsrR ErnGnenr or sitacks o4 ne ssTeze
fribss tAsf must have 81 s-ned scout "a
ratH
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

IL Pays l0 Psr csss. sstsrsss os ths Cap
tt4t s<seks

BosroS. NaFcA THE report Of the
Directors Of tic Bell feleDhons Company
Shows tie bus;Rsss Of ses company tor ths
con- psny fsr the year 81 islz. Oh the wAeie
satisfactory. The number o. exchanges Is
743 Abe total mllss of wire ls5. .7sz, Of
watch : gs9 miles are under gfouBd. The
totai naEaOsF Vi subscribers l. iao. 70. The
earnings ffsA al seueess amount % -
AS 02Il0 expens-s. 81 ~. 459.s9 TIE
dividsnds pale d0riss the year were sixteen
per cent. o. the capital stock. TIE surplus
December I, 1857, aeauEted 10 S2v-os sVoo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

At 2o5 this morning = patrolmsn on
North Fronf-st. seeing bright light which
be supposed was q FIRE on BFidEs-st., turned
IN Al alarm from b0x 81 Later
if YES found 70 be IN q saloon
on Wsiker-sve. occupied bg p H.
French. and owned by widow named
Mrs. kelley. Who ilves ont In the country.
The smount Of damage could not be sscer-
tsiaed The building sad furniture we're
er-t.rsLr rASfrnraa
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

Charles ssF&asz. o. 225 Insssns-sf- vho
hss woes.sn iee VS. aaferfuBsse sno1ga
~ bresk + Tssssrssg rhis wskive sicn<
tioiT-N-. A. fhe correT 81 cyst sn4
sffs1zs encush g xss - tfs sslae fnss ttst
- co~srsf sssaat Vas aEuifffc a.
Ael.sys sssern 81 Nstex eo-st hosh - =
cora "a iote Pesfce u ssce Srters - enee ls.r
ne p4troi Tszo1. oze eEs - seks fae ore
segzee nasn kop1e snd tss o<ber - remove
= &xasr - e. NsgFR Hewe ssreesat
&snssn saEs sAsa a ss&Aa IS sssszsl. 3
yssra
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

~ vs>sssss ssss-A-
Dyson CESrSz, March 27.-H. Tovner, Of
Deer Lake. hss traded bis sar mill and
arm FOR the grist mill At tbs plscs--rhs
school has vacation for ons week 10 give
The boyss resi-. .----S. NoNitt & 90. hAvs
hired an assistant drug clerk.-A. A.
Palmer and slfe have returned from Ale
ssn. where they have been to see sck
brother ct Nrs- Palmer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

EvsxtviLEE. Ind. Asrsb L7-A1s. Jsmes
rrowu Pct'er. whcse iinesr prevented hsr
frors ssns.rinz in tbs ctv asf rstt is -
p.ortssi a. ceire uuch inpro~est Sre VIZ
feave leFe IN 90 rcsniux t3r lecsf1f 1e
81 an erFsEenent e. tnsE a'sce ,osacr-cE
rirhG She Wss 80 ssre spuearsd IN VIZ
s.~nars. Ia,f feuignt erf wts st~'s~t 1T
her rhrsirisn su cancei r1e enxaEsusfif
NJ Faffer HsnaErr stafe4 foetz1r Ettf
h1r cenSsffer ras 1ct 81 1Hs es st 1fst
,-~.,rte5 md thsf n ach 1reiesi rsss In tais
~Ilr ssd xrsalLg ssaense.f ar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

Cxpsz SPRrves. March 2s-Nelson Dem
ocrsts met IN csacus At the q. A. X. Arm
orr today snd p.scsd the following ticket In
nomination. Supervisor. r. J. Phelps.
Clerk. ". RI. Brooks Treasurer. HI. ".
t3r.~n. Iusticr Of the Ps~cs Walter n Nc
Conneii Highway Com ~ -sisner. joan
Welsh. school Inspector, Wm. Smith. C1n-
stables jerome Grant HsRry Hale. Dslos
Annis and Aaiis6 Wsgar
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

Alvin cs-r. sn enrlore of ths Ball 4
wssefs Transfer ComBsny wss arrested
lats isst nizht On kens-.t. f'r saying. Aa
ssare. snd uslag ether igsa tiag snd pro.
ans lsngnsrs 20 cauPis - sss1es va8
Tsre casing This vi rroaaeiT - =
warniag q, tns fr>sn yenaK dudes wh0 ars
in 80 nahif ~ ssansiax en the corne-s. snd
Ia - an soors rskinx taeuessives TO
Essrisr win lssfv pesrsgrians ia&f aapp-n
- 81 withoat ar esrorf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
GENERAL FAULKNER ARRAlGNEo.
His brother Rsturns from Canada aud
ressihss Against Him.

Iestines Against Him.
Urea. \. y. March z7.-Gen. Lester b.
Faulkner was arraigned in the United
States District Court yesterday on al in-
dictment of twenty-four counts, charging
him with eEnbszziing Sl50.OC0 from the
First National Bank at Dsasvil.e. He
pleaded not guilty and was ordered 10 ap-
pear before the United States Commissioners er
at Rochester "Wednesday, and give bail in
the amount of Sl5, ,0c0 on each count. Gea-
ersl Faulkner WAS director of the bank
and his brother James was President. As
soon "a James learned that ths Govern
ment suspected bin, he fed to Canada.
he returned last week. however. and sp-
pesred bsIore the grand jury and gave testi-
mOny resulting in testers indictment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

A rounz is1 a. srnpisys 81 ksks 3 Co.
r,aaufsciurers II 6sh pol~.. IA tas Eiszeli
ending en Ere-sf-. - psI1faiiv r. iured
yesterday sftsrnos1- Tss ssse8 eievsfor
rurs aa sae ssisiste ~ 80 sRs q. snd tsa
h.sr Tss isckng 3s~n - sasf when it
cave ae~n wff1 ~ Eissrli sn3 sucsher
gentleman strfxinx ~ 3fsie sesiow 81 tes
SEA saa ossrfaar crai9ns = He rss
1skeo aarss saa uei5e&s ksslsk<nes azm-
uEsre1
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28

BsafIS. March 27.-The hanks Of the
Elbe sre fsoaed for distance u many
mics hundreds y villages ara su6nsrzea.
An sroruous sn0unt of nsns<e has ssen
lone. and macy IVES have oeen l8sL