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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-05-12
Miss Carrie |. Yeaton,
Teacher of Piano Forte,

Having located in Augusta respectfully soil its the
patronage tltos- VINO dssi.e Hu ic Lessons and
~ fsrs bs Permission TO FRI Jam " Tracey of
Boston and Prof. Harvey :. Murray Of Portland.
For further information call on Mss YEATON, No.
Cro>by Place, or G. {. Hunt, Augusta, and c. II.
0'Brien, Hallowel, Z. o. Box 0. maySdeodlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-05-12
Gives satisfaction.

What the Dealers say of Browns In
slant Relief.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-05-12
JARBAGE.

'DurinR the warm season of last wear. a
new feature in our department was the dali,
collection of garbage from the premises OF
those who might desire such service Motto.
WIS given through the press of this service.
and over one hundred families avaiIed them
selves Of this convenience for the disposal o,
swirl contract was made by the Mayor
with Mr.. John Holt to do the collecting for
period of four months. The service met
with so much approval that it is likely to be
renewed"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-05-12
AUGUSTA BOARD OF health.
Extracts from the Annual Report Of the
Board.

The second report of the Augusta Board
OF Health is now out. 1t contains eighteen
pages of matter all of which can not fail to
be of interest to its readers. The suggestions
1t contains are practical and though the de-
tails Of the Boards work are put in a concise
form they nevertheless show a conscientious
performance of duty.
In reference to the new Law the report has
the following:
The new law, of which there is an
abundance, has in the experience of the
Board proved very satisfactory. In its ap-
plication during the first years trial, the full
execution of certain radical parts has, b,
the advice of the State Board, not been at
tempted. 1t is expected, however, that il:
due time the people will appreciate its full
force. This is in reference particularly t..
the protection of the people from contagiou,
diseases. In this respect, certain classes still
appear to think their rights are interfereu
with.
In onr annual report of January. 1888, to
the State Board we were able to report tn.
occurrence of no epidemic disease during
the past year.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-15

snd sn4ak. Ea0 were sl~sys ress1y, anf
assisted - CoHra0s ". A 6sFstt. "a iAs
g. 8 ~. N ky bass never falisi - g-s
tne cheapest s8d BEST. ] have slso - teAn<
Con 4sies William S8zksDeare. - =. =
Graves a. Ja.isoa >. Fz-raf zio. henry
a Dun.eld ss4 Il q. Merrill and II A-
Aaaras 81 \. Aaalns. ees X. B. Ea<Ass,
"a. 4na ~. u. Frost, Z, toE the Cheerful,
esE1e-t Iaanaer ia WHICH they have bof1e
me extra duty more Ehzn ones lngosed
upon thsm-
Vale - bs . c0mrads sh0aii not and
epes not cal 1Don "a 10 surrender single
lsJBes5 conviction, gst - slo4ld DC very
e&fsfuI oessF - couple lhs uauzs u cur or
der With l14l 1t aaythlag ef a political IA
tlfe. As Individuals se certainly have TIE
FIgnt ~ take any poaition Ne may deem
best Bul ~ have no right % SPEAK Tor fhe
Orald AFuy 81 che Republic save throuzn
tAs regular channels aud by our AaIi0nAl
EHcsmDmenL
Iinslly. comrades OF the Department Of
Il A.ehiZsn. Win shs close Of LDis meetlag
niy relations with you as your Com mmandsr
sill eud forever. When you conferred
upon ue this Eizb bcnOr-sn honor dear 10
ME a. life i,ssi-i prom ssd that | would
a. nay Desi for the general good. Inss
have made mistakes / nave no doubt That
there are some Who viii uOt be sslisneJ. Is
40 less true.
Bas 1 know that have done as my rea-
sou and iIdgment told me wss rigat. No
nobief trusr body Of men than that Of our
comrades IA the Department 0f Michigan as
whole ever existed. / have received
nothing 0ut ths kinGssi treatment from all
" lis the duties have been sxaetlng and
severe. having visited personally and met
iace % lace Sue comrades OF more tnan al
hundred Posts 10 addition 70 the thousands
| . ~. a -
snd reunions Il wili always TO
renem oefed as the most pleasant
year OF ny LIE. Let Is remember the
I solemn, she sacred duties which have called
/ Is together here. let Us perform them IN
such manner that when We 20 hence We
slAli have 40 reason - regret that We came.
aad feel that not Only our order but the
country will reap the benefit OF those noble
precspgs Of Fraternity, Charity and Lcyalty
which We not only teach bat practice.
/ whether We miugle with one another or
| With our fellow citizens"
| over eight hundred delegates responded
| % roll cal A short parade with several
bands Of music was made. Tomorrow viii
/ De sill greater day. Governor Luce Will
/ deliver an address OF welcome. The column
caeefed Justify ss they passed the Cover
nOrs residence, which Nas beautifully
decorated, today. The Chief
I lAtac ofAct utl pAtlt TIC NAifco-, aHu va,
cheered heartily. Medical Director Brown,
/ Of spring Lake. delivered al address on the
| subject or Wet and dry veterans. The con-
/ test for the CON- membership Is waxing warm
| with Duffie q ieadIng, aud Martin good
| second. The tlitn district voted solid Tor
| Duffeld tonight except three votes for
Gardner Dufheids friends offer 10 make
| Gardner Grand Chaplain. and then 20 70
| Columbus and try 70 elect him National
! Chaplain in September. Gardner ana mis-
/ friends have this under adyisement.
| The comrades are unanimous IN saying
this IS the best encampment they have ever
had, aud all praise Lansing and Chas. I.
| Foster Post.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-15
HORRIBLS ACCIDENT.
A Young Mans Head Severed From His
Body at Detroit

DETROIT, Marco IA horrible accident
this noon under the Jefferson Avenue
bridge, at the railroad crossing. A young
named Louis Alonzo. who lived on Frank
Inst, near Rlvard. Jumped on an Outgoing
l.. ). & NJ 5. freight train, ana clambered
TO the top OF car to "stesl a
ride" TO the junction. To make himself
more comfortable ne took a seat on the
brake. Just before De re3ohed the bridge
the brake lOOseneG and the rod turned with
a suddenness that caused Aionzo TO devote
all his attention to keeping mis- seat. Because
of this be neglected 10 duck mis- head, the
back of which struck the end of tue bridSs
with forcs sufficient 70 knock him from the
car. In stunned condition he attempted
10 stumble away from danger, and made MS
way TO the middle OF tae bridge, where
be fell under the wheels AMI was instantly
crushed beyond recognition. dis head was
severed from the trunk, his skull crushed
20 a shspsess mass. his right arm cut off
just below the shoulder. his left hand
crushed TO jev. lie aims, hair blood
and desh eli ag,S : - ths atls and scattered
along the track pc -i.led a sickeninz sight.
de vas Is years ola, worked when he mad
employment. aGd lived with his father. a
machiaist, whose home is at 205 Fraak-
Inst.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-15
MICHIGAN CROP PROSPECTS.
Wheat Damaged in tho Central But Not In
the Southern Counties.


LANSING. March 1.-THE Michigan crop
report for March embodies returns from
1883 correspondents, representing $50 town
ships. Six hundred and ninety-nine are
from 442 townships in the southern fonr
tiers OF counties. and 100 from l5S townships
in the central counties. Ia answer to the
question, Has the ground been well COW
cred with snow during February" I7S corr
respondents in the southern four tiers
snswer yes. and sos no 1O5 c0rrespon-
deats in the central counties answer yes
aud eighty no and l65 correspondents
in the northern counties answer
yes" and none no In the
southern counties 342 correspondents re-
po-t wheat injured during February. and
5y0 report il not injured; in the central
counties thirty six report it injured and l3S
not injured. and IN the northern counties
two report 10 injured and 40 not injured.
Tne temperature and rainfall during FebTu-
ary were oOtn below normal. In the
southern four tiers the ground has oeen
practically bare Of snow since soOut the
middle OF February, and q Succession of
freezes and thaw5 IS undoubtedly damaging
wheat.
Reports have been received of the guam
tity OF gheaf marketed by farmers during
the month OF February az 3l6 elevators and
mills. OF these. 3iS are in the southern
four tiers, winch = o5 per cent. and MY
I've are in the fifth aud sixth tiers Of coun-
Les. which is "a Pc cent. OF the wnOle
number IN these sections. respectively. The
deduction i thas some where near 1906. 900
bushels besides what IS necessary for their
Own needs. remsin IN the hsncs of the
| farmers OF Michigan. to be plsced upon the
market .ater.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-15
GRESHAM'S DECISION
orHe ROADS MUST TAKE @ FREIGHT
The Grievsncs Committees of EiEhteen
Roads Hold = Iivsly Msets8g-ihe
Conservative Element seems
Ia Prevail.

CHICAGO, March l4.-Judge Gresham de-
liyered MS opinion in the Wabash case this
morning. and held that the recaiyer is bound
to afford to all railway companies whose
lines connect with his equal facilities Tor
the exchange of traffic.
For over four hours this afternoon the
Grievance Committees Of the eighteen roads
running east and west IRON Chicago were
in secret session AZ the Brotherhood Hall
Milwaukee-ave. IL was a decidedly lively
meeting aud when il Sdj jouraed no definite
action had been IAken. The conservative
bringing other roads besides the Burlington
into the trouble, and coDtended that strikers
should be satisied with the financial sup
port that mad been guaranteed.
The radical contingent was divided, one
section urging that an immediate strike
should be declared on each and every road
that is carrying burlington freight, and the
other favorlng tle-up one by one At
times the discu sion was decidedly am
mated. not TO say demonstrative, and
toward the close il appeared that the con-
seryative cement Was in the majority.
Then the radicals. after some illioustenng.
secured postponement OF the vote, anc
the meeting was a iOurned until tomorrow
morning at 9 O'CLOCK.
The event OF the day a. the Brotherhoods
headquarters at the Grand Pacific Vas the
visit of u delegation of the Switchmen' 5
Union TO Chief Arthur. They were author
lied to submit a proposition for the consid-
Grafton of the TWO organizations. which,
bad it been accepted in behsf or the En-
gineers. wovld have enabled the latter 10
call out the switchmen on any road It
| might be considered necessary TO tie Gp.
The proDOsltiDn however WAS eucOm-
passed by such stringent conditions that
| the Chief gave the delegation "a understand
| that any amslgamation on the basis Sug-
gested was out of the question.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-15
Ihe eeooRAMMs
For tbs ~ P@isles's D4y ceiser@saon--Ehl
Isse 81 ataroh.

I8s& 81 ataFeh-
The foliow.as interesting proxreInue has
been arranged Is the Aaaieat oEasg ..
II asrnisns ioF a. fau4cks nss. fhe
members O. ths society will parade aE : ..
~ sharp. Following Is ths line OF march.
start from their hs'l, 6s Czusl-st-, e hrl iee
through Bridge % SskmeE. Summer 10
West falion, West f4iloa - o1uta u
Klsien Souta llls sion 10 Cherry, Nnerrv 90
J sfeYson-sye Jele 1D-aEe. a. last 4 Ol-
ton Esst Fa.ioa T. NoaTos. themes A&ck to
tns bail
Ia tbe evening gAe tollowing vocal eea
ius rumsutzl prasrsnk0e wlli ns pfeseuie1
Al fo~ofs OEan4 Opera h3l.r UudET tos
oireeu0n OF flOiosssI Neiienstsln. Nth
The fuii OIchestrs
J. Osertaae"A Alng AideS .---.-.....-. hAenoerS
Orchestra
? 'sL Patrick Day the Aorang
ofEluxlra
8. The Dear Little sAamroee ldoeele
taaiArttti
n ss.la.aes Hlcsey Br4shsc huel5eT sesiis. Mis-
Hcin4tiFlGu. Aesse krl1leI No0ufnn.
hrannschneld , ana hi1g
4. tIatis n--ilt liiaH iiums klle Movement
ga. ne Mtu EaEag ia L.
hln io-n rover.
{. ->al'-e q Asl- ........--..... .-v..-~-
{. ~nelokeBham FERN : prano 500 1sraisio
AIs ii - l44pA1-
= IRISH song an isa lctA.
BE - jame> !. sseenel al1 I'd. keaney
.. -seunit. tDe tigs q q hnoafc
iltl9f colQl....-...... .----...--.-.--
df "A il Harris
5. 'fAntasie on tionAi Alft --...... Wallace
BEeatsl
L. -'Ine Hsrp Ia&i once IulO Iar4s
i-a4-s il ossle x "a sc lle i-..-...---..-.
Mes GIces Ia4lScn Iseilcr. iiisEc5, >CSliy q si
he-.1elnau &c.sfs Nctf4Ifn. hIui1cf.
hing ana krauusf lueiaef
u. Ire Two irish Is ltuAs
MeSsis. sa4nts J. snes1ty and Ia heGrnyy
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-15
ANOTHER FRANCHISE.
The Cable Company Granted Permission
t. Run Line TO Reeds Lake.

The Cable Company Granted Perm's 'ssion
Z" Run Line TO Reeds Lake.
A meeting of the Grand Rapids Township
Board was held yesterday After consider
sble discussion a franchise was granted 10
the Cable Company. for a line In Reed s
Lake, by the following route: Beginning st
the intersection of East and Fulton-stS
and running thence in sn easterlv direction
along Fulton TO FulieT-ss, thence south 10
Woodland ave. to Wealthy-ave. TO Fish
Lake ,so-calied) Tnen beginning at the
northern terminus OF Bsser-st.. running
south @ Lske-ave., along said avenue, and
around the curve therein. and thence in a
sOutherly direction 10 Burchsri-st.; thence
along Burcnsrd-st 10 It's intersection with
the Clinton gravel road. with the privilege
OF using animal, cab.e OF "poiseiess motor
poses. The whole to ee completed by July
/, 1855
The Directors If the Cable Company say
that the line viii be Quilt s. soon as the
frOss goes 0ut of the ground.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-15

Prof. Turtle Deserted By Has wife-Ho
10 Blanle.

Prof. Turtle Deserted ~ Has Wlfe-Ho
a. 10 Blan1e.
"I.oGe" Wells wa perhaps one II the
prettiest and b4shtes. young ladies' IN the
city before her uarTlage with Prof owen /.
Turtle There have been many predictions
as 10 the outcome OF this union aud the
majority OF them weFe not very favor
able. Turtle has had considerable
trouble with his creditors Of late, AID nis
action in the Solomon AOshsr adultery
case has been severely csasureJ Oy even
those VINO were formerly bis irlends. it Is
understood that Mrs. Turtle Wa suopenaec
as witness IA tbs cs1e, and a.
would naturally 0e suppose from her
connections before marriage, she objected
% gong before the public Ia court 81 rs
uce and tell such a disgusting STORY. kalher
than DO this cue decided 10 leave ner some
what notorious husband. anu on Tuesday
she removed her effects 10 tbs home Of her
father Robert l.. Wells. OF heilogg-st., anu
IL Is understood that sle vii nOs again re-
turn 10 1--we with Turtle. Sae took this
step, il IS said, AT the advice Ol many dear
friends. She viii abandon the name OF
Turae, and the Professor viii De alone
again with his debts and promises.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-15

UNITED SrATEs.-E5ward &. Chambers
VS.. William Upton ana others verdict for
plaintiff. damages assessed at SEQ. stayed
iorly DAYS Elliott r. SuilmaD and Others
vs. George z. DeGraw, assnmpsii. on trlai.
CIEcurr.-Frank J. Lamb vs.. Amos S.
Nusselnan and others. garnisbmeni, luoe.
nent for plaintiff. Charles Williams vs..
Phenix Insurance Company Of Brooklyn.
\. J.. sssnmpsit; on appea4 OF oeienosu'
coutln1e5 on usual terms. Martin J. sweet
and Daniel il Rutherford IS. Russell u
Wooden and George W Powers. assump-
sit. on trial John I. Cutler rs John J.
Elliott, tTovsr. verdict fof plaintiff ten ceni1-
srrFE1oR. - William x. scri0Der ys
Charles :. HszetiBe, sssumDslt twenty
oavs Al lowed plaintiff 70 settle Dill oi ercep-
lions The People ". Olive Wilson and
George W. Van Zsndt ainltsry. verdict not
entity. The People rs. james De korne
sssault with intent 20 commit rape. on
tu7i.
PaonATE-E Estate Of Naris Dake, decreased
com uis.ioners' warrant aud report iiel.
oder f9r payment Of debts. Estate oi Cells
Dfosi of 81 minors ogaer sopoinung
r vna D-0si guardian Estate II DEBORAH
!. Ystriok. deceasei. executors tus. &C
count alea: bezrinz hpu -. tsists Of be-
G~spa C. Chapman, decessed, order allow
foo erecutur fnsl account and disCbsf ging
har
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-15


rssssd oif quietly. only one ticket being in
the 6sid The following officers we're
slected- President. J. B. Martin. Clerk. J.
G Bosswick. Assessor. c. II. Tyler. Treas
1-sr. C. 3. Bailey. street Comm issfouer.
F-ank Jewell Constable. Frank Wiley.
Trnstees. George Siost F. Norzsn. VIII
ham II tamphel-f9 I'll. Eisner aaS
soid bis hetsl property % Mr. broV1eii. ~
Thrse Rivers. wao took possessio1 the l2fo
insf. consideration. g. seA Ar. Fisher sx-
poets 20 ~ 3D. Grand Rapids sao8.--' Fast
Iruae wAs -snIersa st the ece-s House
Monday acd fBes.tsF evening bv local tsL-
sut. AS b sartin - isdF Isase rs-
-efrpd RI -Hch ira 50 -- Business r. rccu1-
ing snd thers IS not = vacsnt house II
torn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-15

The Newspapers Pleased with His States
mnn-lika Utterances.

BERLIN, March 1.-THE Emperor is
working incessantly with his ministers get
ting mis- work into shape. Prince Bismarck
is Ia frequent consultation with him, and
it has been decided that the Emperor will
take the oath in the presence Of the
Upper and Lower houses on Saturday
next at Charlottenburg. The chief generals
of the arms, to whose retirement the late
Emperor would not assent oec use they
were his companions ia arms. viii go on
half pay az once. The newspapers are en-
tranced with the statesmanllEe utterGnces
of the new Emperor and approve his policy
The funeral OF the Emperor will be post
poned To Saturday If the Czarevitch OF Rus
sia cannot STRIVE prior to hae date.
The extremely inclement weather will
prob ably prevent the Eu perOr from attend
ing the funeral. The Emperor OF China
has teiegraphed his confidence.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-15
Hud-onvilIs Happenings.

txeNsssss 7sltszAs-ssSNNa.
HUDs0NvlLLE. March IA most enjoy
able social was given a. DR.. Godfrey's FRI
day eveuing.-E Eliph Edwards will COM
mence course at the Grand Rapids Busi-
ness College tOday.-N Nm. Winchester Is
seriously ill.-A maple sugar social will
be given a. the Georgetown Grange Hall
Friday eVeoinE.--H III udsonville H0et
SKI sheet. chO kful of home news. came
from the Job press II W. A. stein Saturday.
"A. ID. Spear snd Arthur Winchester.
who are attending the Gram Rapids Bust
ness college. ve-e home over Saturday and
SuBdsy.--~rgee trade wind. the Boicerlns
Cge.0ae. Ha7s9nral< Hoogs.--A pu5ic
meeting tor a discussion OF the tariff aues-
ton VII be held At the ball Tuesday even
ing---And now the sugsr cakes are being
gathered aad cFimDsd around the edges
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-15
NEW YORK'S BLIZZARD
MUCH SUFFERING AND GREAT Loss.
The Damage Dona E.tiastsd 90 May Nil
iioas OF DsiisFs-ksiro@ds sttA i1o-
psss4eke-a scarcity 0f Aecss-
s4rfss OF Life.

NEw YoEK, March l4-rhe sun has been
SHINING brightly today sHd aAe weather Is
moderstinx Travel on the elevated roads
was fully resumed. but the surface roads
were still impsss4ois.
The msager reports received showed that
the people living in New Jersey towns VINO
started Tor New York Monday. had terrible
experiences. Many trains were showed
ia few miles from the city and the passen-
gers were compelled 10 sleep ia them. or
wade through snO. 10 look Tor shelter Ia
villages. Al Elizabeth. . dozen OF the en-
III Dyes Of the Singer sewing Machine Works
started for home. Several Of them were
badly frozen. One man named Ellis was
picked up out Of the snow. stlt and sppsr-
entity brealhiess. lie Was carried lntO =
"a zlway station where he sO9n died.
BY strenuous efforts the Pennsylvsnis
road got = single track clear TO Newark.
Trains were kept running all night be-
tween there aud Jersey City 20 keep the
track open. The Chicago limited vestibule
train Oh the Pennsylvania Road. which was
stalled tor a day near Harrison. on the New
jersey meadows, reached Newark last night.
a relief car OF supplies was sent out in the
morning with three locomotives pulling
and three more pushing. AT south kliza-
beth = stock train Was blocked on siding
and many sheep and cattle have frozen To
death. Ia the Pennsylvania freight yard a
carload OF sheep perished.
The milk famine is becoming alarming
II IS almost impossibls To get anything but
condensed milk. One motel yesterday paid
iitty cents a quart for the last fifty gallons a
dealer had. fhe meat supply is getting
snort. aud the prices are advancing. Eff
teen dollars per ton Is being paid for coal.
There is plenty of II in the yards In New
York aud Brooklyn, but the difficulty Is TO
deliver il. Two thousand business men
from Mott Haven nave been showed III
near Pelhsmville, a suburb of New York,
since Monday morning.
An afternoon paper has estimated the
business loss and actual pecuniary outlay
which the storm will occasion in New York
City at not less than seven millions ana the
loss to the States involved twenty millions
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-15

This afternoon tbe Grand Rapids Press
Cub. which comprises the working i3rces
81 the dif rent local nsusDsDers. vii give
as annual benefit entertainment ~ Red
rnnnd's ersnd epsrs House The see 81
sesfs e large ard e. exec. ient program me
hss beeu prepared comprising such vel
known local talent - AIS. ?. -. lfsFls.
stfrs Mare Vr son Aiss kipp Lloyd
R-esee Eohn MCiufvrs willard Brigham.
= 7 Iarsef. Henry Rpss. A. =. Iozsr. ~
4 True and otBeYs Z J FsrroD so1 his
cor0panF r. vocslists and comedians vi
r.r. go nf the zerond al 0t Efs sunny comedy
"A s-zo Rssae together With several
sfnes. soaes. dane o1sr ef es. stc..
- d.iseerf r8enbsrs 5f the couiusnv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-15

To the Editor IEf.E6RAN-hERALD:
AlbeTtus Magnus, Bsyarian philosopher
and schoolman, who norrishea upon this
earth some Elk bunared wears ago. wrote
the following dire prophesy. which j. trans
lated from the Oxford edition Of his works
Vol. H.. page lf5. Considering the accurate
foretelling Of our telephones. e.ectric lights.
petroleum. railroad beiis OF iron bands, and
the metal binders upon our molern har-
ve.ters. the startling inouirg Is suggesiel.
"Wiil TIE 15tn ol Marcn. 1855 see be iol-
filiment OF the whoiel' Our Deighhors
upon the Atlantic coast must have thong hl
from the late storm that their portion q
old Mother Earth had already started, OF
that the sun itself had gone asIrsy."
False prophets rise false prophets rise
Drawing their pouents ,rom The sSio>
Sc; irue shall prove u3i oue oi these
TIL Z c 81 b udeIx bod the ancsFfA
Til esrlh Will ro8 baud. - bound
And hunau voice oUf-trayeis sound.
I'll lshl Tom earth aDd lignt irom besrei
Shall - lhe human race oe glle1.
I'll fuel ior o. urcs thsi be-
A strange enough conmOtitv.
With "a leuce, Earsa, sNajl thy fste,
TIE 'oe. Il March I'D = l-liy-eighi.
lbe8 paszes gua8 iTOll earth avay
FOR earth from s1o - zone asiTsy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-15

Wksa- 4srca I4-Ths Chiass<
rsafv - nd Tuesday. Il srssfssts tbs
ensrsrce fetaess lshe~ers fass t6s corr
trr far peried ~ fr~rtV-fvs r-srs 49,
sess a. larf~ra.sfv - tz-- ~ ~ ~ssfere
81 Sc Chfsese i sors gslness ss-i-x
fasai .les asrs 81 properly - ~s1e -
= aoa sere. - - - thiss ssd relara r.
SIS eeazsry % srsof 81 facts
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-15

NEW YORK, March 1.-the New YORK
Board OF Trade and Transportation today
adopted resolutions declaring the proposed
fishery treaty unjust and inequiteble and
that the Senate, regardless cf sdministrs-
ton or non-administrstion or protection
or free trade ideas, should from a business
point OF view rejecs the treaty.
A resolution was also adop;ci that a sur
plas should be avoided o. modifying tie
tariff and reducing the internal revenue.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-15

DsrTox. Ono, Marco -5sorrs g Pet
s-s. oi Detroie. wsighl l55 ponds. s1d
Iaomss :. Rob a.on. % Springfield. 0bo
lsa pssUnss. cois-sd pusi 3s-s fought q
Casino rsa t7uixht fer re caI -ed chsr1
ptolShie ~ - ni.s5 >tst-s. fN1 sad t1e
gaze receiBis Roe as0a ~ss snocked Ro~n
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