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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
Tte ssAhRINa eKnlsITIoN.


Ji@ fsifs Bsasas LAT fssntss-oesssss
bet~sss ChrtsssphsF s2s s@s Dlss
Last sysplRt Isz = Doauells Eynns-
sisH ~2s E.isd vita tss admirers Of The
manly srL' ras sxAl0igien vas . tssu-
zas.ikl bs0shf g jam Fell who 70 about 70
espsrt fer AlrHsapea Ias flTsl psr oi
TIE entertainment va the exhibition -
pumerous local haf aspiring hghs foT
pugihstic honofs.
The drss lead Of vss BY two youne
bsntsms who SPARED VITA htIis edecl
three r0uEas- These we're followed
by jim kelis t~o little sons George
and JscE 2etd o aud respectively
TIE little fellows showed q wonderful
proficiency IN the handling Ct lnslr nsls-
J. q. Johnson aud Walter Gordon. ooth of
this cty. gave the sndleAes good inslght
Of ths scle1ce Of spArTiRg. Then came
jim Kelly sod Charles saith, toe latter o.
Muskegon. George johnson aud Se0ree
soOtt. no helped pass the time away VIA
honOrs about evenly divided
The last contest before the ore between
jim Fell ana Paddy Nort0e Was set-io
between Clarence Olnsiesd Of Hastings.
and Charles Hines, Of Chicago. They gave
q good exhibition IL TOE su OF boxing
0lmstesd apparently having the best Oi Il.
lAs iOuf-I ItlLd contest oc+N crh . IA tcAi
aud Paddy Norton va one thai gave great
amusement 20 those pIesent. Paddy l. too
Ugh, 10 face such q man ne feii, bat ne
made q good showing
Tbs last event Of the evening wss rat
Ting mill between Chris Christopher, Of
lhis chy. and Ysnk Van Dins. pa pi Of
FRED Daily. A purse OF slO was Eott sn up
for their eneht. and they contested iof Il
for al they were worth.
Their hshune vas character zeo by more
unscientitc siugging than anything else.
Christopher started ia during the first
ronnd With determination 10 90 bis man.
but Van Dine was a surprise 10 him as well
az ~ outsiders. From tie bret round 10 the
fifth, ChrisiOpher WAS punished Ia . very
wicked manner. suffering the ioss Of little
''ciaTet in The SECOND round. Ia the third
round however. Christopher Knocked Van
Dine 10 his knees. but he vas up IN a second
and st Christopher. which wss but repeli-
tion Of unscientihc slugging Ia the fourth
round Christopher wss BIT very hard. but
gave Van Dine several vicious rushes, send
ing him almost through the ropes once.
The nfth and last round was but an e1-
bbition OF slugging. Christopher was very
game, and stood 10 bis punishment IN q
determined manner. being brought 10 hIs
knees by swinging highlander. Time
being called, the contest was declared a
draw.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
HOEQRS TO HARRISON
T-sOEsoesTasTlosA A. sUTfN-sAS
saaE Iss Thasss. "a fssFls fv>~.1t-
a spsssa. nat sDE raitises
ous-- "a fsrrissa's AcesVt~
aa1a - rtt14a-

Pur rs-BAF. Aas sl--Asoul to thon-
saaa peopis 8xrU cipa1sa this aflsra0oa Ia
ne aenlsnsl lou Ia hsE8f Of 6sner4l
hafn18n. TIE 8sasF4l tsok s4rly dinusr
a. ns Middle Bass e-1b house sd crossed
Ihs l2ks ~ Put. a-bsg on t1s sisaasf
G4agss Al h4lf 94sg 01s. As ths 5sasrsi
sispga.. ashors b. sas seieJlasd - MAYOR
Do4lsf. Joan s1a4a. b. aad a commiltss
~ .a.snae4s Froee1ded 8F a oand fae
p1rg m4rlhsd O. ihs uusie Dssiiioa "a t0e
gE4ss. 31lll a44 1ssa -ias9i@teiI ue-
calafe1 via l8a11. sfs -rsens sn1
gauenzi colGfs Hearty glesrs crested
Gsaaral hsrftsan Etsn ne Blmsiy steppec
aaou pine ne1cn 4ld lAcso tne or5a1
hs sd E1ai a casa - ga uke tAls dsaefrsa
ths ta8uA 81 c9nsics ration u every
Aaterlf.a eitizs1. The story ~ tns couD-
as DrospsIly a8d as .caief enienis
Il. aaan1a "a Amos a. not&oie al a.
a4irab.s a. thsl Cf trs aeblssemenEs ID afE.
Ihsg lal sesl 43.s ~ l4alntaiu aD army
In the le.1 ana sFeF since Rot merely ~
s-af 40 .lndsF = great load % debt 0ul ~
cay e on They sers confronted to-day
eifn tna lLszQ3a, not neV % get faOney.
baf 49, wisely % stop sons 0i toe avenues
tar.4.r slal t1ls esaifn sas pourius
inl8 AZ paoie treasury Aota taiLhat4adiis
tee xrsst aomp alAls 5l al excess " feYenae
t8sf acre psep|e N1o s0mlslso that fAe4
coa.d q arouse Indignation against excrs-
sss l41aiasl. because th-y c0ud uot as.
Cass 30 ne Fsopla ao8 lneg paid iL II
49, taken ~ indirectly. VITA 50 much
sgstsly IA. tas seor4e al LOT <n9W IL
sas nslns tskel Al a. Bat
hs cau.1 MT cross she oOuncasy
o. party DISCUSSION snd on oelzsl
o. himself al Mrs. Harrison 20 vOuin
simply express their gFsal appreciation o.
the . rruus tnousatfui Hospitality
thst kssi oeea s1osu them oy tie people oi
tne is.an4.
Ths1s .as more applause when the Cen
era concluded. Iasn ne people formed ia
ine and i0r EssntY minutes we're gwen al
opportunity - grasp the hand OF tas DIS
uo4usaed visitor. A. o ciock lns party,
amid alal cheers aal the ooq1nlns Ot
cannon took The steamer TOT Tie return
tgip ID Middle BASE
5susrsl Harrtsoa has decided 70 cut short
tis vacation. he had originally intended
% rsnsin az Middle Bass uaiu September
l.. sut li vss announced today tnst nis de-
Fa9luFe haa bsen hxsd for 4onaay next.
RE VII leave on tue steamer Chief
Jnstics Nals ~ 8 .. IA. Of tDat
day. remaining over night a. Toledo
a. To- gust of tloD. Wm- Cumming. On
the following morning hs slL l2ke a
WABASH train for lnaiausp0hA
kx-a0Teroor fossor wnO leig tonight for
his home e fost0rls. viii prOcetd thence
q New York ou saturday uIgat. There -
q genera impression tn4t be carries Win
him a 5rsL II usosrsl Hsrris0ns lstter Of
accsatance for SUBMISSION 90 Chairman
Quay. Coveruor fosseg sdmitted tbs after
neon that rns ietssr would IA al PROBABILITY
ts uiace psolic TiIhia day or Two af1er
hls srr4va ID Nss York.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
LUTHER ENTERPRISE.
a stock Company to Publish = New Re
pu0lteza weekly Paper

puolteSa weekly Paper.
tseN4sts yt1t.NAs-etsA-s-
LUrHxE. Mich. Aug. 3l.-Last week the
leadias BUSINESS men mostly Repu5licsns)
OF this place. organized . stock company
aud propose TO publish hrst-cass Rspub-
lcAn weekly. to be named the Luther En-
trr0rise. It will be issued every Wednes-
day The officers are as follows: Wilber
Poole. President; 5. Buckner. Vice Presi-
dsD,; Or. A. j. Collar. Secretary. and Thos.
Cuboin, Treasurer. III. Writ Newkirk,
formerly city editor Of tbs Ann Aroor
RsgiacT has oeen secured rs managing edi-
tor. snd from all accounts he is q hustler.
Mr.. Nsukirk comes well recommended a, a
gentleman and business man. having had
several years experience s. . lawyer, but
prefers journalism. This paper is not
started TOR campaign purposes alone, but
the projectors szy IL will be permanent.
1he business men have been dissatisfied for
some time the way the Lance has been con-
ducted. and have put up the money aud
Will furnish plenty Of advertising. etc.
,. II. Sweet, agent for the TELEGkAs-
HERALD. was here today. gathering Ia the
shekois and tsking new subscribers. The
TxLEe e.AN HERALD IS well appreciated and
as the largest CIRCULATION on any daily
here. d
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

Notwithstanding the score of thir-
teen to nine against them the Cleve-
land and Thurman and Harrison and
and Morton clubs played highly interest
ing aud very exciting game of base bail at
Ramona Park yesterday afternoon. Both
clubs we're conveyed to and from the Park
in carryalls decorated with banners, flags
and bunting, and both clubs we're confident
OF capturing the honors The Democrats
went TO bat first and after the Republican
pitcher had struck out three men they
scored Eve runs on account of muffs by the
catcher. A new catcher was substituted
and after that the game was highly inter
ssting and close. although ths Democrats
kept ahead by a small margin. Manager
Mosher umpired and gave good sstisfac-
ton. EXCEPT in the ffth inning, when q
bali was bstted down to the rear fence By
one of the Republicans. and the gate being
open bounded through. The runner think :
ing il went over started around the bases
oa q Jog trot aud was put out st third
Another game will De PLAYED and the Re-
pu5licshs are confident Of Going them up.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
Detroit W. Grand Rapids.

The Detroit travelling men will wrestle
with our boy, at Ramona Park this after
noon. A large delegation of business men
will accompany their team here, and will
remain over Sunday. About twenty-five
arrived last night, and they predict that
over three hundred Detroit people will be
here to attend the game, and it is hoped
that our business men will signslize their
welcome by hosting their flags. or by some
other method. A department OF the Grand
staad will De reserved for ladies and their
escorts. The game will De called at p.
10. The following is the battery order of
the two clubs: Detroit. Bouchers p; North.
c..sEyans, 10; Musliner. 2o:sReynolds. 80;
Morgan, T. E.; Asngrum. 1. f.; Myers C. T.;
Sales, 8. :. Grand Rspids-Aldrich. Mckay,
Robertson, Beecher Van Lueyen, Bush,
Freeman, Mcdonald and McElyey.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
Art AND ARTISTS.
Great Interest in Paris Even Among the
Working People.

PARIS, Aug 81. 'ss.-There is . constant
prove. Even among the working people
there is q lively interest in art, and the
names of the leading artists of Paris are
entirely familiar to them.
One day while having a cup of coffee in .
little restaurant in the outskirts Of Paris an
old man with long. gray besrd entered. and
sat at my table, opposite ms. He was in
good spirits. and . conversation soon
opened between as. 1t WAS about Salon
time. He soon found that was interested
in srt matters. and 20 our talk ran ir that
channel. He was Q workma who had
spent part of his life in posing. Was we'll
acquainted with most of the noted artists
and their work, and was the model for the
noted figure OF Cam" by Cormon. now
in the Luxembourg gallery.
1t is quite common to meet with like ex-
periences even among the very poor OF
Paris; in fact it is very difficult to find your
self in a society where the arts are not a
familiar topic. Most of the noted artists
have short time each week when they
gladly receive any of their pupils with as
much work as they can bring. This will
lingness on the part of the strong to help
those who are struggling is one of the main
reasons why there is so much of what We
call Art atmosphere" 1t makes all in q
sense students. When once really in the
current of art movement In Paris it is sell
dom that one ever wishes to leave; the
constant help you receive either directly or
indirectly from your surrounding, is hardly
realized until you have cut away from 1t
all. On Saturday all compositions OF some
subject which has been gwen out on Mon
day are placed on easels and are criticised
and ranged according their merit, the best
being No. l. Often as many a. dozen re-
ceive numbers. the best being sometimes
placed upon the walls of the academy as q
specimen of composition, No. is always
entitled TO the drst choice of seats for the
pose commencing the following Monday.
There being 80 many students. the strife for
position becomes very great. especially as
every student is apt to come on Monday to
secure bis seat, even though he may not
appear again the remainder of the week so
that those whose names are to be called last
are forced TO try aud secure a number on
his composition or be be crowded TO the
wall. Under such continual pressure the
best that is in the student Is likely to
manifest iiseif whereas he would have
done little Il eft entirely TO himself For
we are seldom willing to do all we ere
capable of doing" and need the art influence
of some society To give life and interest TO
the work. PERcY IvKs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

"A Ecs..sxis Ola ~. ala. sas y ifs -4a
Ae1.aaPss saSslas.

A1EsaaRts .4set1s-
Nv YosE Aux. sL-to. "a > xta-se q
. IL sse-slssy- 4nd -osssns building EllAs
Ksaa d xsd hsfs STA "a -lis. bAEo~rA-
Hs va qassr eraosy oid man. $40
eoald n1E ssl s.onx even -ita ais ga
snHarsn- He sad his sifs -srs found
lead shis s0Esno0n Ia their osd-soo he
.ifss throat .as eat from szr - ear. The
basa.nd was iezFLully 4A8zisd siib
xnite. sad a h0ie "a nis head shlen looked
ia a pistol snot s0aGl a2c pgzz ~ tne
eoilcs. No sound Of pisto sn9E 1s1 Be-
hssrG o. any other tsnsHts q tie house
ia sbich tne kshns occapIsd ths
10 cid m4n Killed as slfs nfst
AMI thea cuG u 4selI sftsr = quarfsl sith
Ms hosn about their children Eliss
ksba sss AID ~ &C wealthy. DE lived Ia
tbst nsisnboFaood and owned tae house
f8r neaFly t-sntF years. since &c retired
from the ci ciz4T-mskins suslaess siEA . con-
Dstsacy de IS - years Oh and vas sorn
10 tns aeiS oorhOod Of Aaintz, Germany.
lis vie ~ss nye year. older than he They
a4d tour childFen, wao are al lnsrried-
Ins iaLhsr c0uld not agree with one of
them snd frequently qusrreied Win hts vile
regarding them. Tns csapls were last seen
yesterday toTsnoon, snsa they were heard
exchanging hard uords Ii Is quite possioie
that the crime sas con- aittsd thea Ihs
body " Ars kOha wss cO4d when found
aud the lIfs- blood vas pouring from hsf
husbands wounds he VAS alive ouG IN
conscious. ana his bowels protrudsd from
hls sbdOmsn. Toe police al first thought
the crime sas dOus % a thief Who wanted
10 roo the placs, bul Investigation disproved
this theory The knife with which the
dee1s were done rss found in drawer
near the bed on which Ar- kohn lay. A
namber OF wine aud brandy bottles were
on the table, shouia. how the old man had
nsrved himself Tor TIE double crime.
Every body IN the neighborhood knew the
kohns, bat they were on speaking terms
Win scarcely anybody OF account Of M.
l n.rrlo ya.~utf.rtrras
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
II. R.voIx.r Went or.

FRAzER, Aug. 31.-Pst Cantwell of this
vicinity with two young men, including
one Allen. said to be from Chicago, and
the other ones name cannot De learned,
rsrs IN the woods ard supposed looking
tor gsme yesterday. They had been drink
ing quite literally of hard cider. aud while
QUE Of the party vas showing Pat TIE action
Of seil-cockiug revolver il wos discharged.
accidentally. 10 = claimed. into the right
breast Of Mr.. Csutwell. The shootist tsd
and Pats recovery is doubtful.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

some Dsraa<s by Frost. bst Not 80 Much
" az Reported

Sr. PAUL. Miuu.. Aug. Sl.-The weekly
erop report from the Northwest was re-
csived a. the Manitoba general Office yes-
ter1sy. The reports show an average
yield Of shout q nteen bushels of wheat
% the acre n the central and nOrt bern
I pFtion OF ths state. and about fifteen
bushels 10 the acre ia Dakota and the
extreme West. The harvesting snd
tarssalng - nearly a. completed
Throughout Minnesota and q progressing
rapidly ia Dakota. While the wheat a the
Nerta western locality us been somewhat
damaged by the frost. it IS not nearly so bad
a. vas arsf reported. and owing to the fact
tuaf che farmers get about the same price
tlls esr tor No 2 Northern - was received
isss year for No I hard. 10 - anticipa ed
tast tasv vii BE- better OF this year than
last The most favorable reports come
from poicts OF the NalsFt0vn, Aberdeen
snd h.lsrtals branches. Several elevators
s0ng The Ines have commenced receiving
rev sleaf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

The Republicans Very Conhdept-Tb'
Democrats Worried.

TIL. R.pubIIcsns Very Conhdest-Tbs
Democrats Worried
WssHISsrOS, Aug. 3i.-Nsv York Re-
pubicsns in Washington express the great
est satisfaction over the course Of the State
convention Tuesday. They say that every
slsment IN the party IS DOW in perfect
harmony and that the ticket is an excellent
one IN every respect On the other hand.
Democrats from Ne~ York. az well ss from
al over the c0uDtry. are badly worried
over the article which appeared ia the New
YORK Sua, ia Which they we're advised 20
prepare tor q surprise. Just what that
article means. nos even the most sstute
politicisa iu tie Democrat camp can pre-
dict with certainty. That u has some ssri-
Gus meaning no ore do1bs. snd It q BE-
cause Of this feeling Of uncertainty that
there = 90 much wOrrT over he matter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

CHICAGO, Aug. BIS. Van Antwerp. q
Cincinnati detective, was found lying ~ the
corner of Lake and Frsnklin-sis., about
o'clock this morning with his skull crushed
in. IL Was learned that Van Antwerp had
been following Frank Kline alias Julius =
Hueston. q notorious train robbef. for
several months. and only found HIM last
night. When Van Antwerp attempted to
arrest Kline, the latter struck him with
some blunt instrument frsctunDg his
skull. and made good his escape. The 18th
OF July last Van Antwerp attempted 10
arrest Kline st Monticello. ILL.,. and was
badly wounded by . pistol shot. He will
probably die.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
GONE WITH THs coAcHmAN.
A Girl Less IN an Is Years Old Eiopes with
Negro.

ST. Paul, Aug. 3l.-Lillisn DePhley bss
sloped With her fathers coacbman, VIM.
Stewart a negro. Lillian is not Jet Il
years old. Recently il vas noticed ths,
Stewart was little too attentive 10 the giri
and his services were dispensed with Non
dsy evening Stewart and Miss Lillian were
seen walking together That vss the last
seen OF either Of them. Stewart i big
snsttrsctive negro with thick lips, smooth
face slight stoop in the shoulders and =
hsltins gait Search for two DAYS bv the
police hss failed 70 dsvslop any clue to their
whereabouts
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

FoRr HUR0x, Mich. Aug. 3L-A6out
o clock tsis morning Frank Noble, son Of
Linnssus Noble Of this city. fireman on q
freight engine which was sids-sracked at
Ispser. sttsmpted to cross the track in front
OF the east bound fast express. and was
struck by the locomotive and instantly
kHled. his body being terribly manglsd.
lie vas - years Of age.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

Lock Port. y. Y Aug 3l-Nrs. Jennie
Robinson. wife Of Wiilism Robinson. =
wagon maker. Of Gssport. lost tns sight Of
an eve recently and the sight Of The other
wss affected. She had tie best rne3ics sd
but without success Her blindness dates
from October, lss7. and cane On suddenly
Soc srote yesterday morning snd fond
everything vas bright ard plain before Der
The sisht Of both syes has been mysteri-
CusF r<sforsd
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
INDIGNATION AT JACKSONVILLE
ssrxsos e>aer&l Hsmiltos'. order Creates
Great EzeifsmenE

Surgeca General Hsmiitoa's Order Creates
Great Exeitsment
JAcEs0SvfLLE. Fia., Aug. 3l.-AithOugh
The noon report saoEs eighteen new cases
s1d fi2 suspects. sae fever has been
momensri'y forgotten in TIE Wild excite
uent caused by Surgeon General Hsmil-
zoo order not 20 pass Jackson nile refugees
navund Wsv Cross. At a ciiizens' meeting
TO-DAY coudeuuetorv $50 uts0us were passed
snd sens % fioridss Rslresentstivss ia
tougrfss. y no wers urged 90 AZ once plsce
faa matter eei1re the President Ther- are
buudlres ~ women snt children still here
rho sre offered asYluns IN the mountains
e. Georgia tut or account 1i tdis order are
nnaa.- to 'esve it fs thought that SONS
ricIiacsfinn of he order vii be msts a.
once. fhe unu her Of patients discharged
Yesterday IS uncer,siu. tut it = positively
Enovn tbat 81 sssl ll5 persons are stall
under treatment
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

Esrov FsP1Ds Aug. SL-Er- Supervisor
Jsms- Stirling. ate county drain commis-
sionsr snd formerly a prominent Demo-
crst eat ateiv Al sctive Frohi bisionist.
diea susfdeni7 On the zsi8 thls aoon rbile
rsturnsls from fhs g. A. r. -acanpment
~ Dirnondsie he wzs aged 50 yssrs and
his assta vas caused 81 heart disease
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
a osEAuLTEa cAusHT.
~ Bssrr. - IN. Psrk SstiessI Rsns- Nsv
Yerk. over tie C.asdtsa Border

Nxs YssK A1g sl-Cbsrlss l. De
Baum. the sssoosdinz Assistant Casa
isr Of tbe Park Nsuonsl Bank.
vso rtol. $40 3o0 rss srrssted IN Cs1sds
as n1zas oy psDec-ive Sbeidon- q laspec-
tor Ryrnes sfsf a. little rsT station
xnown as Slsasrsia Iuncsios. ~itsi1 z)1
-. u tne American E1s. Extrsdifion
pagers ara on 10 ssy fron Nssniagtoa %
5rtnx am Asre
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

Bsxsoz ~. su2 sr-BiAins arriv.i
be- ,ssf even y leoas 81. &airews. snd
wsrt % Ccnxrsssnsa EoufeIss house
Tass7 - .ls lar Dover. acre - delivered
. sssr
rrvze Ae Aaz 3l-4r E'aine sd-
s-ess~i isrze e4en ssT ussfrx toisv sf
Fcx Ers51 tecrsSrts of recrte coming
ksen a. esrs 81 lhat reS,on to seer aim.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

KsEANAz0o. Aug. 3l.-lsst midnight
Policeman Verbers broke into room in
the Occidental Hotel and found Seth
Thompson snd the h0useksspsr He ar
rested both bat the woman gave him the
sip e. the bsrk door climbed into a tree
txsntv faet ard escaped frsm toe whole
police force, va0 hunted for her aatil day
t-u,s
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

r. Ssfisasl essheri-z IN New Fsrk n
Cefahsr
Nsu YerS Aez 81 Ths fftssnth
sr-rsI meeting ~ ths IA iansi Woman :
christian rsnuersnce Vni0n. Afiss Frances
Fl willard President ril - held Ia he
he.rcr 1fan orers E.r-e October l2 CD g
Tha e.sa vaaIsc v'. ruueer tcrr hrnri rirssf
er- srefF ssafe ard t-rr- fnrv I'd fas 1ft-si
~frtpr. d uresenErr tant8 .oca. suxi. z~ias
s,f nfere tasn a' tsft rerueert rnrt~
a.srarr srersss 81 ~nrx 70 revfawal -
re hara~ rf rrevernTe eilcsF oaal
searee0sic. iezsi ard saa Departments of
cr-sr. -afton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
Progressive Pedro.

A pleasant pedro party was given last
evening by Mrs. Matte Walker and Miss
Anna Malony. at the corner of Lagrave and
I.land-sts. Mrs. Bryant snd Charles Z.
Norton won the first prizes. and Mrs. ID.
Smith and J. Waidly were contented with
the boobies.
The card playing ended at IL O'Clock
when n lunch Was served. The party were
entertained by Mrs. Walker ~ the piano.
and singing by w. Rankin. in very
pleasant manner.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
Chicago Gone Undsr.

ISDIAsAPOLIs, Aug. 5l-Tener made his
debut as a professional pitcher today and
Was hit very hard in the first two innings.
In the eighth inning three hits and four
errors scored five ruEs. The official score
tors were entitled. Healy piched an ad-
mirshle game. and outside OF Days three
passed balls the Hoosiers played an error
less game. The score:
Indian polls. ......---.4 o Ola
Chicago .-....0 o o o o.
Bsse Hits-Chicsgo, 5; indianapolis. u
ErrUrs-Chicago y: Indianapolis. 0.
Batteries-Healy and Daily Tener and DAILY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
THE PREsQuE ISLE scoURoE.
The DsssAss Uaaoubtedly Contagious
Means Taken 90 stop Its Spread.

The Dtssase UndoubtedIy Contagfous-
Means Taken 90 stop Its Spread
CrEsoYsAN, Aug. I.-Since the last re-
ports were given out, few days ago. about
.he cholera scourgs in Presque Isle county,
received. The AdraHee. the only paper pub
lished IN Presqus Isle county. says that the
disease is undoubtedly contagious and all
means OF its spreading will be prevented.
Many persons have died and many are
lowering between life aud death. There is
10 ts egraphic communication in the whole
county, and no reports have been received
from the interior for several days. The late
frosis will undoubtedly sllsy the fears of its
spreading. and kill the cholera germs if
ttev really exist
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

KAnsNtzco Aaz Si.-rhe Essns-c Hs--
81 saich came rear Being s~srnpei soout
rsar $50 hss been rrrchssed ~ r e
Bartlett sd e. q. townsend. ste ar piavss
0l she kalamazoo Tslegr1pa who propose
a. en..l.. L
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
a SUBSTITUTE sop JUTe.
s--,- Ptns Straw R.gxsnr Passes s.ss--
fsrfcrT Trrf.

wssz1so~ns Aae. 3i.--A bsi. - cotton
has zen uscsivsd hsrs covered wirh pias
sirsw eazz;ng manufscr1rei by mana
sscsr~fax coupsny of this ctr. L a.
f~sefed great srteaGen- II p.ssed a. ,ssfs
"a sfscferfiv iucinss ar Ehss af eczar-sss
sad : esiieved vi s1swr a. the sarso~~~
- lass ss<sias st mGea over prscs2
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

Frof Eicc2r5e IRn1cci wia re8p@z rs
Tudastrisi snS Artistic sctool ef Drsv "a
- sondsy The .rhos. escops-. tks 80
sirs third Soor ever 10 TEsezss HxssLn
o-scs. -. rs1-s - o9 tkoss formerly occa-
sssd by tse Lsdss LitsrsrV Cas
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
..Notb;ng To Saw" and "Good Bye ]

Nothing to Say" and Good Bye Jim,
take keer o yourself" Wbitcomb Riley :
tenderly pathetic poems are among Sol
Smith Russells great hits in bis rewritten
play of "Bewitched." which will be seen at
Powers next Friday and Saturday even
ings. Mr.. Rus.elPs business is larger than
ever this season. and the reconstructed
"Bewitched" goes with 3 scream every
Uhare
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

Ws7EE7o~S. y. Y Aaz 3l-Joh5 Fili-
bart szsd a. hanged himself IN ia son's :
ban a. D.pa0viIs this eounty. lsss sight
Hrs vfs hss h@~a desd f0r some tine. bit
- nsd hsrpr hoEe vifb h3s so No
cause = ss~rn-S ~ tas 49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

P..-s Aax. sl.-N vschsr5 . sorssli-s
lssd.r ssd 6vs a. his oollesgu-. hs-. s~.s
srrr~ns5 ar Amiens sor fneirnx ~orkfnx
nsn - sC1ka