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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

yUANTKD-GOOD CANNAssIN6 AGENT FOR
w country work. Salary and expenses raid.
Inquire Tor r. + 4, room u. Gum Block today
yVANTED-6 GOOD SOLICITORS CHOP.
W pen. farm hands, mas and wife, dyns-
mo tender ] col0red barber ] man 70 run Hour
heading machine. 3 aud Tower block 2<
INAETED-LINE ENERGETIC LADIEs AND
W gentlemen 10 handle our goods on salary OF
comm iseion. Call al once, or address National
silver Plate and Novelty Company, Grand Rapids.
Mioh.. Room n, Ledyaro block, third stairway
from Pearist. go
f,ANVAssERs WANTED FOR TOWNS AND
u cities ouiEde Grand Rapids, 70 sell specislties
without competition. Apply 70 }. NJ Wheeler.
No. Fearl-st L1l
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21
soULANGeR's TRIuMPH.
HI. saees.s Attrfbutsd 20 the Efforts of M
EochsforE

EochsforE
PAkfs. Aug. 2O.--Gsneral Bouianger was
elected % the Chamber Of Depaties from
three d.fsrsnt departments yesterday. Be-
sides Somms. where ne received 34,723
votes. As was successful Ia Charente and
the Nord. receiving in the formers maj arity
Of 0C0 and Ia the latter a majority Of
S5s5.
A. Amisny. the capital OF the Department
Of SOmms there ras some noting a. the
polling places during the whole day. The
aisturbances continued until midnight,
Ehsn the military were called out, and were
compelled 10 charge The people a. the point
Of the osyonst IN order 90 clear the streets.
similar scenes were witnessed a. Lis. the
capital ~ the Department OF the Nord, and
fourteen arrests we're made
Republican pagers tsc.s that General
Roulsngsr success wss caused By the re-
sctionariss. Who lacked the courage to sd-
vance candidates of their own. The
rruabhgH~ ffracgis holds the fatraa.igsrIt,
a. Rocseforfs paper. and ths Radicals.
responsible for The result Of the elections
The conservative journals s-sts that the
vote which elected General Boulanger was
directed against the Republic.
Gsnsrai B0ulsuxsr Is preparing mani
fs.to thaHking the eiscr0rs At SOmme.
Chsrsats and the Nord Tor voting for him.
When &c has anishst ia he vii 90 90 the
co1nfrv for rest. lie IL receiving thousands
OF tsisxrsms c0nxrsfuisfinx him upOn bis
success. Numerous bouquets have also
been sent 70 bin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21
POWDERLY TEST|FIES
BEFORE MR. fosD's COMMITTEE
ns Tells How American Werkmss are
Displaced by cheap Foreigners
Collector MsEone Also
the stand.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 30.-Collector Magone
was the nrst witness examined today before
the Congressional Comnittes GA Immigrs-
ton Abuses. The witness said thst.he never
uses authority in prohibiting undesirable
persons from landing unless the lmmigra-
ton Commissioners call his attention
10 the matter. He cited and read sections
of the Amendstory law TO support this
actisn.
While Msgone was testifying General
Master Workman Powdefly entered the
room and took seat.
The witness mad . report some two
months ago that some stone cutters had
arrived under contract. lie notified the
Emigration Board and received q reply that
the stone cutters did not come under con-
tract. Witness claimed that the RESPONSE
bility of SLOWING emigrants TO land rested
entirely with The Emieration Commis-
sioners. Witness thought the enforcement
of the law should be left solely 10 the
Federal authorities. Witness had invesn'
1ated Captain Bells stories about false
naturalization aud found them false.
Powderly Was next sworn and said that
his order was la hourishing & condition and
nunbsrs about 900 0Oo memosrs IN the
United States. He said II excludes from its
ranks bankers, lawyers. rum sellers, loafers
and professional politicians. professio pal
politician, he said. was Q man who Is TO be
seen on election day with his hand stretched
out for doodle" On the subject of i'm
ported contract labor, Powderly said that
system was a most reprehensible one.
Those foreigners who come here under
such conditions. are grossly immoral and
the influences which ordinary foreigners
meet in this country, never reach these
competitors with honest labor. They are
brought here under promises OF lands and
great prosperity, which they neyer realize.
Describing the condition of the worker.
in the Pennsylvania mines. Powaerly said
that 1t was scarcely dsscribable- In the
coal regions the native miners bad been
driven out of their employment by Hunga-
rians and other cheap foreign workingmen.
who live in filthy state. They live on the
cheapest kind Of food 90 that Americans
cannot compete with them, and witness
told of . startling conversation he had
with an abandoned woman who acted
as housekeeper for eight Hungari-
ans These Hungarians, be said, never
learn English. herd together until they
| die or return 20 their native country. The
men who work along the line of the Penn
| sylvania Railroad are Hungariaps and
| Italians, who are designated only by brass
| checks hung on their pantaloons and are
not desirable companions To- Americans.
They bear no names; their checks are often
| changed to cheat them of their wages. He
| thought that no person should be admitted
to citizenship until he could heed and
understand tie laws and constitution of the
United States. OF c urse, q foreigner should
not be kept out OF the country. but the
Board should inquire and report on the
character of these who leave q foreign
| country for the United States.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21
MICHIGAN MAIL CHANGES

Important Additions to the Railway
Postal Routes.
WlsHISsToS. Aug 2O.-Postmaster Cen
ersi Dickinson has ordered the following
important mail route changes in Michigan:
Route 1905. Detroit to Chicago. Michigan
Cestrsl railroad 2s5 50 miles. from July TO-
1889. and to pay for an additional daily line
Of railway posiOfioe cars. fifty feet in
length. inside measurement. between De
trOis and Jackson. Mich 757 miles. be
tween Detroit and Grand Rapids. Mich,
over part Of this route aud route - 0l0.
Route 240l0. Jackson to Grand Rapids
Michigan Central rsilrosd, - - mi -. from
July Is. isss. "a June 80. ls9Z allow for q
single daily iins Of railway postofics cars.
fity feet 10 length, inside measurement. be-
tween Jackson snd Grand Rspids Mich.
"a Sc miles. being Part Of through line
authorized between Detroit and Grand
Rapids, kich-. over this route and part Of
route q fse
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21
THE DUMMIES RUN
THEY co TO CHERRY sTRssr
JudEs asatE0-ery Dassisss the lsJsse-
tass Gr-sssa - ths tAst street
a0il-sa Chsrsh-D0~s fSss
rsoPis are very nsPgs.

Ths dummies are runnins froH the Buck ,
sye-st depot sssls. sHd dswn town people
are happy Yesterday morning gasgs
Montgomery dissolved the injunction, and
the street railway people pat IN the Hscss-
ssry changes and ass ths cara rnaning
befsrs night
TIE new depot and IT. Arrangements are
the very sesg both Ia poini Of beauty ana
convenience, aud it = almost lmpossi6ls
Tor an accident 70 happen
Toe follo~inE in Judge Montgomery :
decision ia fell.
lie Essi street Holland CHRISTIAN hsfafme0
church 81 tht tOu AsliiF u NtAla heSlAss
county of Kent zEc state OF Michigan com
planning
The street Railway Company Of Grand Rapids,
Defendants.
la this cause TIE petition Of said defend
ant for leave 10 he Us supplemental
answer herein aud Tor q dissolution OF tie
preliminary injunction herein, came on 10
De heard. and argued By counsel Tor
the respective parties.
and. therefore, the Court. sfler due
deliberatien thereon. upsn motions Of said
defendants' solicitor seth
Order tsst the supplemented answer an
nexed 10 the ssid petition Of said defendants
be and the same 10 hereby filed as Of this
date, and upon like motion. the Court doth
further
Order that the preliminary injunction
heretofore issued herein be. and the same
is hereby dissolved. aud upon motion oi
said defendants solicitor IL is
Ordered that said complainant do recover
its costs Of the application 10 be taxed,
including q solicitors fee ~ ten dollars.
X. H. MONTGOMERY,
Circuit Judge.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21
DEATH OF A MAINE CENTENARlAN.
samuel Morse. An Old English Soldier
Passes Away Aged 1OI.

samuel Morse. an Old English Soldier
Passes Away Aged 1Oi.
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 20.-Samuel Morse,
aged 104, died yesterday. He was born
in 1884 in Georgetown. on the st. John
River. In New Brunswick. All his active
life he Vas q soldier in the English army.
He left Canada after being discharged from
the service. In 1867 be removed 10 Calais,
and Tor the last twelve years lived in the vi
ciahy Of Hortland. While he refused to
talk about himself he was fond Of telling
OF the battles Ia which bis regiment took
part. He served all through the war Of
1912 on the English eide. and was a devoted
subject of England. To the last he retained
his devoted love for the home of his youth.
Whcn his final sickness came he asked in
touching terms to be taken back home" to
die. His mind was clear and vigorous. He
read the papers without glasses up 10 three
weeks ago. Last night bis aged wife OF 93
kept watch beside the body Of her sol
dier hu sbsnd. Mr.. and Mrs. Morse had
eleven children, of whom four are now liv-
ing. They have l07 grsndchildren and great
grandchildren. OF their descendants over
forty live In this State.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21
= BoIO MURDER
A n4a sh1t Fsss.rday Ansrsss8 n f4rs
kss 49, EsEk

kss, 49, tsEA
NE1 Tczk. Ak 1l-ons of tne ooidsst
ngrasss sssr Eaosn - As- lork szs con-
aiistsa A. - this srsrsson II perhaps ths
most erosdsd poiaL. a. shst hour. IA ths
nlstroposis, yss tbs aarasrsr escaped N
.n0lssssd n<ssboy, LsFi Cohen, sss
10 nsn talxilg s1cilsdiy o. PARK hos a.
he satrancs - he Brooklyn bEi1gs. They
ssp.rslsd. 0a- sSaBs int0 Hiilsa's saloon.
nsx. - IA bridge. TIE Gthsr tslio~ins hloa-
fae 6rst nlAB. seeing that be s2s followed.
.aiksd out . slds door aud into "a al
iolaiax hall.ay the second man followed.
loasn tAen bs4rd shot ssd sas
ne ssoond man sSasfKs from TIE hallway.
thr0~ smoking revolver behind fruls
stand and ccoliy salk up fsrx ko~, Laln-
siing sin ghs thF0ng Of pedestrians.
Cohen ran into TIE hallway and found he
deaf body oi the man sh0 lad nrss entered
ths place.
Bernard Manning. Of BroOkylyn, who
comes pretty ueaf answering COhsEs de-
scfipfi0n Of The m urderrF and Who refuses
~ a1mit 0F deny. or say anything. has
been arrested. The murdered mAa Who
Eas plainly dressed IN black. was about
hFs iesI eight inches tall. weighed 80
pounds and had = brown moustsche,
Nothing shOsink nis Identity VAS found on
bial. A piece IT paper inscribed -hsgsie
Ryan, lsliO. Long Island. and = fss dol
isgs "a money. we're found ia his pocket.
siso restaurant check OF the Wellington
hJgsl. but the hotel people know nothing (
about him. The police are making great
efforts % solve the mystery The revolver
was found behind the fruit stand where
Cohen saw it tnr0ra.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21
ABDUCTED BY HeR FORMER LOVER


CArsxuL, Y. Y. Aug. 2O.-Chsrlotte
Palmer, a rather attractive glrl Of IA. Was
married few months ago AZ Freehold, a
small hamlet IA the CatsKills. TO young
farmer named John Roe. About a week
the bride induced her husband to take her
10 this village 70 do some shopping and see
the sights. as she he'd never eesn 80 far
away from her mountain home before
They came. and while Mr.. Roe
VA. in a store. ais wife mysteriously
Disappeared. As young man named
Anderson Canif, who had been .
former lover Of Mrs Roe. was also missing.
Il vas surmised that they had elopsd The
matter was placed IN the hands OF officers.
who, after following up clues, found the
young couple ~ Q house In q secluded spot
near Round Top Mountain. The bride or a
few months shed tears and said she had
been praying To be rescued. She said that
Canif compelled her under threats 10 go
with him. The husband appeared before
Justice Hall. of Cairo, and swore out a war
rant tor the arrest of the alleged aoductor.
who was lodged in the county Jail here.
The examination attracted hundreds OF
people from the surrounding country.
When Csnif was brought 10 Cairo . num-
Der of young men in the vicinity made
prepsra,ions 20 treat him 10 a coat OF tar
and feathers but wiser counsels prevailed.
The prisoner was bound over 70 the Grand
Jury.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21
FLOATING ON cURRecANTI NEEDLE.
A Daring sailor Places = Political Banner
on CoIor.do's Famous Peak.

nESvET. Col. Aug. l9.-Probsbly no
other political insignia whether Denocratic
or Republican. floats from such an emil
nence as does a Harrison and Morton flag
which today was placed on the top of Cur
recAnt Needle The Needle. by the way,
Is ore OF the objects of interest visited by
tourists to Colorado. Ii stands in the
heart of Black Canon on the Gunnisou, ris-
ing abruptly for nearly 300 feet. At its
base the Gunnison River rushes, while op-
posite the Denver and Rio Grande rail-
road puTsues its winding course toward
the Pacific coast The idea of placing
q flag on such an eminence wss pro-
lecied by Mrs. A. c. Fay, of Currecanu. She
CO nhded her plan to gang of section men.
one of whom. sn English sailor, offered to
undertake the hazardous ascent. The first
time he failed falling nearly fifty feet, but
fortunately alightilg in the Gunnison river.
ssving his life but losing the flag. Procuring
n second one ne tried again and, after two
hours hard labor. reach ed the summit OF the
needle. Here the flag Was placed. The
needle Is one of the highest mountainous
projections in Colorado and st one place
rises perpendicularly for forty feet. The
Englishman surmousted this place by
hauling himself by main force over the
notches nature made In the mountain. The
feat Is regarded a. q most wonderful one.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

TOR SALE-ONE lg FT BOAT. INQfIKE At
i the lonis House. Grsnd Eapids Mich sss
IOk sALk-E-1f4 ORGAN siI7AhLH TOR
church OF sunday school Inquire sf a stsge-
It ~
IOR sALE-THf FURNITURE AND FIX
lures Of a boarding house doing good husi.
Dess, having from ~ 10 83 regular blsTaees Nin
De sold al bargain a. proprietor Nlsnes o. ieaee
the city. inquire 81 a kentt z5iG
IOK stLr-TBE IFksE AID FURNITURE
IA eight furnished rooms Ia good l0cslify.
near two 0f the prnclpSl h0iclA Eoerest = y.
Y. boz :. thif ofhoe ~
NOR sALE-hH ~ EGANT rfDFsOARD kIA
i bargain. Ba0ciid Holt az + lrf 81 "a
rOR SALE nE ENCHAkGl-A Nf'MbER cF
new star Moving machines bcsi ln he msr-
kei. which viii seli cheap of e1chsngt f0f
good horse. buggy or harne.s, " a. kiysrd.
Broom shop JOS North Division ~. 2A
NOR sALE-CHEAp fOk TtN DAYS HOUSE
L bold furniture Of al finds 6S Bostvlck~ ~
glsff
NOR eALE-AT A DISCOUNT. SCHOLAR
ship II q business college. 30 evening iDr
strucio Address ". n, bon Telegram -Her.
tle Once %Af
I,oR sALE-FAsT TRO1TER BAY GEORGE
Ilne roadster. gentle, suitable foI lAdies -
drive ! H0mEn 10 1snai-st l1sff
CoR SIIF - An fNTJkf OfTFfT on
machinery for . hrsa class lsunds also
11borse power engine For PARTICULAR enquire
OF & A. Strvln, No q CaDasi l<sd
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

yUANTED-BoARDERs AT NO. III DIVISION
W ST.. by day OF week. zSs
lITANTED-bOARDEkS BIZ TnE DAY OR
w week: also furnished or unfurnished rooms
use OF bath room, gas. Vnd fufnace 10 Summer
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

cITUATlON wANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL
- Of some experience. q place IN private family
10 DO second work. Call al lss Eleventh st "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

Ssv OK. Aug. % The ocean race of
TIE four bix sessu1sbip. from Nsv Yerf u
Europe vii not take place The com
usn5srs sus engine Of TIE Jm5ris ard
City of Ns- YeTk have bssn esaiiousd not
- speed tasir vess-ls under penaltT % IN
stsot dismisssl Isersfsrs TIE Ems snd
"a Boarserns vii Drobssiy % slons a.
t7sir accustomed ssit Tbe OF cers of both
the msris snI Clv q Nev York today
positively declared taat 10 iaosght rss er-
fertsined 81 trying - cur dOsr the rscord.
I'D Trey expressed tbeir douefs a. %
-hsth>r srT monsy hs6 eesn wzgsrs5 On
such fhinG
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

CE1csso. AnF. % sasA rssort fGll q
molten nstsi rss plugged eT mistake ir'9
barrel q rster - Anse E7szlsu At n.
Chicago 80 Asrors Smelling Works st
Forfeit snd snrwsrth-svs this
u,nrus snr There -ss lou1 explosion
Eroz a. r a. irizhsf1Av msngied. TIE fesh
U.s. styiutes rom IS bresss and -. hesd
wss nesTiF torn from his aody. he ~.
Instantly xiied He lived vith ais ~ks a.
50 r. 81 e-st Tie rccra rher. fhs az
rlosieu ,ccurrsd va fa4 - SoT<nea a
~ aa< - 80 siss vs sjered
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21
BASE HITS.

The Penipsulsrs defeated the Red Feets
Sunday by a score of IL to 3.
The Dereys and Grand Rapids played q
game Of ball al the Lake Sunday. resulting
IN q SCORE of to 2 in favor of the fsrmer.
The J. J. Belknsps defeated the Stars yes
tsrdsy by q score Of to o.
The TrLGeRAN-H HERsLDi iJuniors defeated
q picked nine Of the South Ead:
Juniors............-..........5 0 o 0-25
south Ends --........-...l I o o o. :
Bstteriss-Wsney aud Sullivan, Francis and
bona.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

Fifty Boats In . Coal Fleet Destroyed
Othsr Damage.

NEW OsLEASs, La. Aug. 2o.-A fifty
mile gale that hss prevailed since s p. M.
Saturday. has unrOofed many buildings
along the river froot. blown down fences,
uproOted trees, and caused the loss Of fifty
boats Of the Pitssburg & Southern Coal
set valued st 5000 each. Trains are
delayed by vsshouts. The rice and sugar
case crops are greatly damaged. Telegraph
wires are dOwa in all directions The cit y
vas 10 darkness lsst night owing TO th e
prostrstiou Of TIE electric-light wires. No
communication bV wire with outside
points has been had since ; .. m, Saturday.
&osILE. Ala, Aug. 20 The southeast
gale which began Saturday afternoon in
creased % fffy-sevsn miles sn hour today
The waters Of the Gulf have been driven
up. flooding the lovlsnds. aud The railroads
are submerged. No trains we're run today,
except one on the Meridian \ Selma road.
May stores ia the lower part Of the city
are flooded. bat the damage is not srtsn-
sivs. The wire, are down everywhere.
The details Of the damage outside The city
have not yet been received.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21
ONE HIT OFF KEEFE
Ths Uapiss Helps sas s0sssa - VIA .
oaa~s-Aa.esfs C.lEs Defeated ~
Fittssars- Js1s.s
via G<as.

sk--.s.ss xt>s.a.. skNs-a
PHILADsLPafA. Aux. 1).-BQt for tvo vie
dseisions oy Umpire Vs.sHtins IA the
seventh inHGng VI tSdsys game the home
team weald have tied tie Bostons snd In
a. probability passed them. thas retaining
fourth place. With bat sns man eat and
Irwin ca third base Dslsh4nty drove fair
bali dO~a tie right foul line, whieh vas
apPzFsauy for tw0 bases. Valentine was
unnecessarily standing behind the pitcher ;
boz and declared ths bal foul Marvel
lOas running catches by Andrews aud
Fosarty were the features Of the game The
score.
Fhuadeiph phia--.--......0 0 0 0 o l.
Boston ..---..--..- .-..-.-..-0 . 0 y 0-z
base HiIs- Philsdsiphia 8. Boston =
kffors -fni-sde phi4 = Boston 5
Bakeries -bu1usson aud Clements sowders
All Tate.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

rh- r-rrsrs Held ous ~ Cssss. to Amer
fcsa Fishsrmsn.


Nrw YoRz. Aug 20.-An Ottawa special
sav. The srafsmsut Of Secretary Bagsrd
regarding the st-ct tnst ths rejection Of the
Fisheries treaty would have on the existing
-,aiis sir-ndi Il fuuY corrosorstsd By he
snthorines here. who state that existing
ncsn ses VII be respected anal their lanss.
but thss tosir renewal next season - a
matter Of podcF Which ~ili not be
decided upon until he next session Of Par
nsnenL II ths freztv should he ratified
the -eod,ss ~ill coniinue next yesr, bat other
wise no Obligation rrsts 1con TIE Canadian
Govern rent 10 continue the arrangement
bevond ths present Ysar.
Tbs licenses nov issusd 20 Am srican
vessels ior certain sun. according - ton
ns-e. grant he Drisiiegs q enter the bays
snd hsrbors ~ The Atlantic coasts Of
Csnsds and Newfonndisn for sAs nur-
chase of bais ice. ssia~s. ines and sii othsr
sueoies ard OUTFITS snd tbs trsns-ship-
raent Of ralCh snd the shipping Of crews
Tb. license which coatinnes IN force one
vsar. while confsrring th- sboyr-nen toned
PRIV sges. does Dot dispense With the dus
obesrvsnce ~ the holder or snv person of
shs lsEs II Csnsds and newfoundland"
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

ABA. Aax ~ Mrs. MarAa -chsnek g
.cs sita dropsy. sac . IA nsr 9oth yssE.
la. Chss.sg has the typaoid fever ---
Tas Ts-s.e boys lhrss1-d l580 bushes Of
oafs la ten l9urs and moved one nle ia
tas uaie. fae lareslst lti bushels " e ia
t.sntg -taFos ulnlles 1g ne Nalcn sid tns
~nrk .as vel lone TIE old seitiers %
ada AL yicialtF sxpect good time next
Taarsdsg a. thsir plcalc IA desdisy .
grove. Nj Hustled. ot The city. Vii de-
gsr ths starsas a memorial service
rs hsld ioF Genera sheridan a. the Ada
"a r. church uneer 10 direction Of Brad
ae.a Fost. TO Rev j. H. Bennett and
vie sdauzafer. --- The Ada InVlnciolss
an- sil bay tas saranac nlne Al the pic
slc THURSDAY nsk~
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

LAsslsa. Aug. D-In = recent Ne"
FORK intssvisr. Chairman Weston, ot the
Democratic State COMMITTEES. said that The
WOOL tarf made but htIis difference Ia
n lchizan As Bat 10 per cent. Of the Michi-
gan farmers we're engaged ia ralsing sheep.
Figures recsiysd oy the Secretary Of State
from cr0o corresDoGdsats and c0mpleted
today. show that % the southern four tiers
81 counties. whsre between 80 and 30
,sr cent Of iae farming Of the state IS car
led on So per cent Of the isrmsSs -Ts 40
gagged la The sheep Industry.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

wssErveroS. Aug. N-Dr. : r Possy,
II the Louisisns Bosra AZ Heath, hss beer
instructed By Surgeon General Hsmiltau to
visit Orlando. ssafori snd other towns N
Fiorids and a RAN their roodifioa. sur
seon Hatton As srrivei A. Wsr-rcss G.
snd sssrnlei charge of the fcmigstion sta
tlrns ne
Dr Wa A. Tsmps Pa. teleEraphs 20
the Msrne Hospital hprssu a. foilowg
Having aarsss snd effects fam:rzt--S "a
sex 90 ~eii AuthGrifiss sre having
rrasn ses ciezneS sn1 disnfsc.r6 An il
art Nss ioss In family wAich ~xs tskss
wfh ths aever tcday
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21


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w 1asn - it1 EDA4 means - ussnufsftfre sn
arttcle entirely re~ n tns rify. tbsf every fs1sT
~sDfs uttae to1sr snf snld fefnorrow. - Tsr
prtet stFiffesf iuv-st igsfior ssiiciisd fsh
srd frrstiKste see1s - Bridge stree H1iiss ssf
~ Ma" -
TO Yor WtKT-t c0OD NaCHfNf HtFh
IL tferk hesffpeper travelling essesrnef.
tssn1fffr f0e hrr en- watchTra1 sritff hotfi
sffFef< ~ risrk iar1-ers sfc<tefner. err. - a.
ros wenf rsrfner IfF8. -sl or 1a a. i'm 81 -
f-ss 80 4 Tr.--sr ffe<r
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o. ~ iarr. - = 20 Wepf ~ seii ols 20 -
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21

PrrTsBuRe. Aug 20.-Fully $500 persons
welcomed the return of the home club at
Recreation Park this afternoon. The day
was somewhat cloudy, or the attendance no
doubt would have been larger. Babe An
son and his colts were simply slaugh-
tered. Baldwin was hit hard, but had he
tesn properly supported the number of
iups would have been less. Calvin was
also hit hard but too late to win, as the
game was virtually settled after the first
inning. The batting of Carroll. Beckley
and Ryan and the fielding of Smith were
among the features of the game. The score
is as follows:
Pittsburg.. g.. ............6 1 0 0-12
Chicago ....l 2 0 2 . 8
Base Hits-PIttsburg la Chicago IA.
Errors-Pittsburg g. Chicago 10.
Batteries-Gslvin and Miller. Baldwin and
d ally.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-21
Watch Out.

On account of being hard pressed for
men, Superintendent Smith can put a
patrolman at the Lyon-st. crossing on
Canal-st. only from 0 a. m. until o:l5 .. m,
SO that people who cross the Cattle road
after patrol hours will do well TO keep both
eyes busy looking up aud down street.