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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-11-22
FIFTH DAYS SESSION.

SATURDAY, Nov. Il, $50 a. m.
Board met Roll called and all the
members present.
journal read and approved.
Report of committee on equalization
and assessment was taken up at . a. m.
under special order.
The following resolution was offered
by Mr. Mr. Frost.
BE it Resolved, that the real estate yalu-
alton of the towns of Pulaski, CLYDE, Wv
oming aud Arena be reduced fifty certs
per acre
\ vote being taken, the resolution was
declared lost.
The question being on the adoption of
the report Of the committee, the same
was adopted,
Nhereupon the Chairman and Clerk
embodied said report in the following
ASSESSMENT of Iowa county. Wiscon-
sin, made by the County Board of SUPER
visors of said county, at their meeting
held ut Dodgeyillc Nov. 18th. 1855.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-11-22

The clerk then embodied said report
in the following
STATEMENT Showing the Apporlion-
ment Of State, County, County school
superintendent salary and Expense.
md snilitrs Relief Tax, and the In
deh'ednoss of the Several Towns aud
Ci'y Ia the County and Slale, for The
Year A 1; 1873
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-11-22

a fT0gNlY $50 curhs tLLtE rafs.as "la
t iH.Hal aii tH. fUt. il t.t., aF-
la. lesa Counts iPfoafs C,HH
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-11-22
MILEAGE AND rER DIEM or NrNnrrs 1T,

ON motion Of Mr. Taylor, the board
Adjourned until $50 a. m. tomorrow.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-11-22

Your committee world further report that IN
company with ether menhCt- at his beard We
ON Thursday, and madr a. careful an examination
Of the manage menf of these instifs.ions as our
limited time wonid allow. and take great pleasure
IN Reporting thnt everything IN and about the two
houses Was IN the hest Of condition, the inmates
being treated kindly and humanely by the super
niendcnt aud natrOu and their efficient corps of
assistants and n citizens Of Iowa county we are
proad of our new asylum and it, management
an Of which IL respectfully submitted NOV.
10th, 1855.
J. w. HEwEY,
SAMCEL SwINEHARr,
A. f. AENEsON,
unltfep
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-11-22
Ial School District MOL.
WI school District No 10

INI otuNOi JlSlflCt NO H.,
Mr. Taylor offered the following
Whereas The purchasing of more land
for ylum and poorhousc purposes has
been advised by the Trustees of Asylum
in their report Tor tine ppst ,eur.
Resolved, rhat consideration Of same
be detarnd until HE January session %
this board.
Adopted.
The following preamble and resolution
offered by Mr.. Rewey WAS ON motion
adopted
Whereas, Thos. Rowe. Caroline Peter
son, Louis Ehmsen and Mary A. Parry.
chronic insane patients, are 90 the sfute
asylum aud charpable to Iowa county,
now, therefore,
Resolved, That The chairman Of this
board have said patients removed 10 lhe
Iowa County Insane Asylum nj his earli.
est cDa vcneuce
ON motion of Mr. TAYLOR The board
adjourned lhcuAED GARTER.
Chairman Board enpgri 0rs.
Attest w. W. WILLIAMS. Go Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-11-22

Mr.. Grant moved the adoption of the
report. Motion prevailed.
The following resolution WAS offered
by Mr.. Rewey;
Resolved, That there be and hereby is
appropriated ont ~ the fund due from
The Stale on account uf moneys due Iowa
Co for maintaining chronic insane. in
favor of thetrustees of the Insane ASYLUM,
the sum of eight thousand. forty-three
and $500 dollars, in he paid in two eQua,
payments, to wit: On Feb'y 18th and
June 18th, snd that the sum Of four
thousand dollars be appropriated tn said
trustees for the support of the poor 70 be,
paid AT the same times as indicated above
On motion the rules were suspended
and resolution adopted, ayes Is noes
none.
The committee on general claims pre-
scented the following report, which was
on motion of Mr.. Grant adopted:
To THE BOARD or SUPERVISORS or Iowa
COUNTY, WISCONSIN,;
The undersigned, your committee on general
claims. 40 respectfully report that we have
carefully examined the general file of bills and
recommend the allowance of the same as set
IortH with reference to each of said bills in the
schedule herewith returned.
The county clerk : certificates. the aggregate
OF which We have allowed as per schedule we
hereby suggest bc destroyed in the presence of
this Board.
J. w. REwRY,
JOHN w. TAYLOR,
JOSEPH FROST,
Dated Nov. l6. lsSS. Committee
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

wAsaINsr0S, June S.--Tns debate In the
House today was on the salt schedule OF ths
Tar6 bill. Ar. Burrows, Of Michigan.
ssld that the National Butter and Cheese
Association had awarded the majority Of
their prizes 10 the users Of American salt
which seemed 70 meet the charge that the
United States could aot produce ths best
grade.
Nr. Whiting. Of Michigan. salt manu-
faetarsr. would not Oppose the movement
% reduce tns taxation on sslk- lie saio
large quantities Of the English producs
were Sold in Michigan for - 30
per barrel. shile ths native pro-
cents. he shipped half Of bis product 10
the Atlantic ssaooArd IA competition with
Eax.ish sait and held his own de declared
that lhs price Of salt in Michigan was not
controlled Dy the salt Association Of that
stals. Is could not raise prices because New
y ork state Was not in the trust
Ar. Tsrsney, Of Michigan. referred TO the
utterances snd votes Of former members Of
ths House. Msssrs. Hale. Hiscock, Reed and
Burrows. IN favor Of tree salt for PACKING
neat and fish and declared that that the
Republicans had struck the first blow which
brougat down the salt industry.
~ 8rswsr. OF AicEisan, defended those
s~s.s ,rnsa for voting tor frse salt used in
pfsrannx meat aud hsh for export
~ Brscksnrldge. Of Kansas. declared
tIls- .1s sslt daty sss class legislation pure
sci simple.
Ar. ksilsy declared that free salt meant
q death 5l0w % salt manufacture IN the
eounsry.
Mr Cay, Of Louisiana. vas anxious 70
reduce tie Tax even II u should operate
sxeiost he salt miners.
A vsss on a motion by Mr.. Burrows 10
strike cut The paragraph vas rejected. An
amsnsinsnt offered oy Mr.. Gsosvenor, Of
Ohio. % exclude tnik salt from The free
Nsf. sas alE~ rsiected.
Pending tses.e on the Tax section the
committee r,ss and AZ > p. M tie House
roDk = recess nnii. D. m. the evening ses-
sion % b. devoted 10 coosidsrkEi on Of pri-
vale pension siiis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09
HOME Runs.

Game at the Fair Grounds This Afternoon.
An interesting game of bali viii be played
at the fair grounds this afternoon between
the Housemsn, Donnally 4 Jones and the
Tower clubs for purse of $50 and gate re-
ceipts Game will be called at 800 prompt
Following is the batting order and positions
OF the two clubs:
Hoaseman, Donnslly q Jones-Wood. D.;
Coon, rf.; Conklin. IS; Riley, IT,; AcVane.
c.; Ermin. 3d.; Reese, lb.; Lardie, c.; Van
Hoff, 20.
Tower. Hughes, 2b. Utting, 3D.; Jones,
p; Connolly. IT,; Mckay. c.: Fox. CT;
Letcher, rf.; Wohlberg. To-; Leathers. IS.
The Young Lawyers Base Ball Club
hereby challenges the insurance agents and
clerks of this city friendly game of ball on
the old league grounds on Jefferson-sve. on
Saturday afternoon, June IS, 1883, at 4
o clock p m.
MANAGER Y. L. b. B. G.
The Ottawa Base Ball Club, Emerson
Dickinson, captain, and the Fair Ground
nine, Bradley Denton. captain, will cross
bats st 90 this morning sJ the fair
grounds.
The boarders at the K & N. viii play
the mechanics game OF ball at the Lake
Sunday afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09
MIcHIGAh's DEBATE
SALT CLAUSE u THs TAR'FF an
a EtseiT Dis@ssstss Ia fh- nesss -
.hieh Asst 81 ths sieats~1 ass
1sak ~. Barrsss ns-
tIea - szriks o4< LOST.

- - Fe-<els4 tst--4
~ asaisaTos. I4ns s--Aiebtsaa caused
ansss eo1nnosien IA tie ho1ss teday. and
NJ Tsrsney made ass of the opportunity
% stats thsl = Nss not candid<is for 20
sisetlon M Pail Whss lhs SAT- clause IN
the tasla dsaale s1s reached ar. 1arsnsJ
nseis = speeen. IN tie course of whien ne
sislst thai ssit ~ss today practically ON the
free Ia sad be Qaogsa ths Prssident o.
fhs aickiEan sails Association a. his an-
sns,. he eIallnsd that the 6rst attack
ca sa.g 80 made ~ ne Rspeblicens. and
fhat ~ Halls. Of Aaias. pos Ssaaler. in-
trosiaesd biii IA ths Forty seventh Con
<Fsss 20 repesi ths szlt duties. snd among
lh0ss sko voted f9r ths bili we're Messrs-
Burregs. Reed q Maine. aud Hiscock. OF
Nss York. This slsfrmsat caused con-
si1era0s eoufsson. Tia Democrats loudly
eAesang snl sheEing how much tnsy ae-
prscielsd Il. and the Republicans looking
sefY slum. 4f. Tsrsnsy. continuing said
thai 4 hssFer should be 50 unfortunate As 10
b. a esndidats ioF Congress again. which he
hoped be mixht never Be. be would invite
Nj Res1 70 81 % saginaw and talk pro-
lseiian iof hin-
NJ TarsneYs speech caused much com
mo-sa aud thea Mr.. Brewer rsplisd 70
hln. he fstly contFzdicesd some Of fars-
nsy's statements aud said that ne one could
tell NAs-Ssr Tzrsnsy VAS for or against Tree
lams.a srd salt, sltnough he bad repeated
ly bse . 81 sd that question. Ar. Brewer
sharse1 ar. Fisher. Mr. Tassnsy and Mr..
Whiting wilh attempting 10 break down
Tie great Interests Of the State they weFs
ssnt thers 70 represent Mr.. Whiting. Mr..
Brewer said, manufactured salt under an
exclusive pstsnt which shut out competi-
uon and naturally ks did not care Mr..
Whidng replied. bat he tscitiy admitted
thal MF. Brewers charge as 70 his use Of a
pslsnt Was true.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

LAssrss. June s.-The Supreme Court
hled thirty opinions in full bench today:
Affirmsd-Bsttishill rs. Humphreys;
Roberts ys. Hawkins: Bush VS.. Brooks:
Sell va Reits Bros Lumber Co. by . di-
vided court. Campbell did not sit; Goodrow
vs.. Buckley; Michigan Dairy Co. vs. Nc
kinley, kniskowsi vs. Grand Trunk R'y.
Reversed Wilson vs.. Hoffman: Bush vs..
Nesfer; Killifer VS. Mclean; Sullivan vs..
Sullivan; Foots vs.. Pfsiffer; Crawford VS..
0smun; Brush vs.. Fisher; Boyce vs.. Cutler;
Platt vs.. Broderick.
The case Of the Union Mutual Associs-
tion, Battle Creek. vs. Montgomery. was
reversed in part aud in part affirmed. In
the new decree costs to the executor Of
Franklin.
Wilcox vs.. Cline, decree modified.
Mendamus granted to Kuhn vs.. Common
Council OF Detroit
Msndsmus denied In Hartford Fire In
sursnes Company IS Commissioner Of In
surance.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09


Orr and TzEry iead the Broeklyns sf The
bat
President Reach says ths Phlnss DO
nos want Gore er Poster.
Ven dr Alss wfa sell the franchise Of
tie S.. Lonss y bssssto Denver.
Ralfinoro hss a taiIless ff.tea FOR q
rnssuot and Kalamazoo littls fox
Tho Endisnaposss oluS ~ che only cne N
The League Which t0<zsss CO having marble
home psasa
Little Sunday Is playing great ball for
TIE Firtshszg clnh His hating aud bzss
running have bssa sxoelsos, p&rticalsssy tie
forunsr.
A lszge number of professional oi7ts
srs nct paying expenses The sss~os, e~1ns -
tie lozs eanzn1ss1 bad weazhsr Cos bsl
pizyfzz
The Cincinnati proposes 70 do vkz1 =
cis.rss 70 81 .ser cli.b kas ever 6ore before.
rszas1T. Peg tie paTsrs sAear salaries ~kn~
e. tAesF trsss.
Long John Ev1ar, h~v<be- of ths ~
rrous sflnck. = fts Taz- Tcrsx. b oouxis-
49, - ~ ttl4-E-F -
Hs sss ~os ssses aasof sAshk ssnses pstnssd
snss ssescn
So BaTklev tfe fs--~1s "a -erTad
hssezazz- sss hesn erssrfng ssrend far Ksrsss
CuTs SO - ~Srk - TAT T1iat hzszev-r
h-sa exaassd snd <nrczly s~@ eTssAe6 rr
poans q bFazzzazc1 - e,Rscs.
Anon9 tAe ue1 uho nss5e thesF recr-ss
= - lzssscnefsosa3 hesSse xrss Czssss, Slst-
tsry snf T<caue. * Nsw YrE kk3ndAs
srxs t3rzz's< e ~ Dzrrss.&s Tlzxi1ssz. e 90
eago. ssoxhs-z q lzs1iszzpezs. Fzzsss -
Rssest-~x s~eaA q csn1sznz4s Hngkzs. -
BroeksFss x~sxao~s q - Athssssss
Lvsu< Z 81 z<uzs. 49, Ess<rS2x, x -
kxzne e<<A
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

BsEuxosR June 81 Harrssoa Garrstk.
crether Of Rosers 6arrstt ard msnszsr 81
the eankinz srm q Rasert Gsrrett 4 Ssns
cf fhfs effv. wss drs~nes isst nixht IN tse
PafSrsro river. Hfs rscht. the Gieara- IA
whica he snsi paFsg O. frfen3s wers corn
nd - Bslnrors. wss r1n 6a~n ~ tAe
sseAnsr Joppa snd saak being struck
ssns5skip. sna slmast cat IA t~o. Aecors-
ine - scasoots a. hends "a fhe eze.n
were rzscar5 EXCEPT NJ. Sarrert sks was
500 ~ psss>nksr sa tie gspga - h4l
sve<sosra.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
rHE BREWERS NAY SIGN TIE BONDS
Tbs Right 90 Sign . Bond Cannot be made
- depend sa Mkn's basinsss-t
Ii = Property Right-fhs In
saFsses Bureau Illegal.

LAs-rsa. June s-Ths question Of the
Legality and value Of . liquor dealers sig-
nature upon q saloon keepers bond was
settled By lhs Supreme Court this morning
IA decision that will give satisfaction TO
many waiting whiskey dealers throughout
the State. Tue decision was made upon
the case Of Kuhn va the Common Council
OF Detroit. The court issues . writ OF man
dzmus ordering the Council to approve
knhn's liqusr bonds with two brewers
thereon As sursties. That clause Of the
liquor lsw OF 81 which makes il unlawful
for liquor dealers or manufacturers to be-
come surety upon . saloon bond Is declared
unconstitutional upon the groand that il Is
contrary 10 both the State aud the United
states Constitutions.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

Grand Rapids Eiks the Center Of Obssr-
walton ss Cincinnati.

txsAasASs xsAsssAs stssNn-
CIScIsHArI, Ohio. June s.-The Elks'
parade today was witnessed by hundreds of
thousands of people. The city was gaily
decorated and the procession was maEnif-
cent. Three thousani Elks in full dress sat
down to the banquet at the Highland to-
night, and Grand Exalted Ruler Leach. OF
Washington. presented the prize banner
offered by the Cincinnati Enquirer to the
Grand Rapids lodge. Exalted Ruler Breeze
received the same amid the widest cheer
ing. The Pittsburgers won the second
prize, and half dozen others were men,
toned in complimentary manner. Grand
Rapids was cheered all along the line
The banner is q magnificent one of silk
and gold, valued at $500. Grand Rapids
will bear the prize banner proudly home
Saturday night.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

MusKEsos, June S.-This morning at
about $50 two trains on the C. & w. n.
railroad. one . log train backing down after
unloading. the other alumber train from the
north. laden heavily with lumber. came 10
gcther near Rogers IRON works. completely
wrecking both engines and the way car.
The road at this point takes sharp curve,
and the lumber train supposed it was to
have q clear track and was making about
twenty u. IS an hour Both engineers and
firemen reversed thcir engines and jumped,
just escaping what might have been fatal to
hsnfh eraUa
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

ApErAS. June s.-Tom 3. Applegate,
editor OF the Adrian Tines, was this morn
ing waited on by score of his employees,
aud given a handsome gold watch chain
with charm suitably engraved. This was
done ia recognition Of the fact that this is
ths tiftieth anniversary of his birthday and
the twenty-hfth year Of his connection with
journalism Captain Darnston. Of Co. B.,
First regiment, n 5. T.. made the presenta-
ti0u address
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

JscKs0S. June &--(feo. Sloan. l5-year
convict from Barry county. for criminal
ssSsalt, committed suicide n his cell At tee
Sta. prison last night. 81 cutting his throat
and The arteries Of both wrists With .
pocket knife. he vas found tins morning
when bis cell vas opened HIS tine you'd
have expired June IL He h.d been q
-rsodsl convict. aud bad been reported bat
twics No cause sssigned.
He has no relatives living. - Ear az
known. and hss never written Or re-
csived a letter since he has been a. the
rFfsra
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09
>, s--~ss.s. ssr tss Knssss. e t-ssr.

Fsrrsscss. Jane S-At this norniae's
p~szinn ~ re Aznsiesnsied Association q
frsn AMI Ssees Workers rssointieu b sx-
Isccr lren Wsr<ers. asc Ia session kere
wss reiellei. rhe ssianse Of the session
vas eesen np etf1 ere consideration ~ TIE
scsie luestion. H wss feadsd ~ ask an
incrssss 81 - csuts per ten. ier solliaa on
the two-eenl card
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09
OPPOSED TO SECRECY.
The German Luthersns TO Exclude Mem
bers of Secret Societies,

bckc "a oS%ros c1SfcAoos
MADISON, June S.-The triennial confer
ence of the German Lutheran Church was
concluded last night after session of eight
days. The most important legislation en-
acted relates 10 the position of the church on
secret Organizations. Resolutions declaring
strongly against such organizations
were adopted Hereafter persons de-
string to Join the church must first sever
connection with al secret org anizations of
which they may be members, and where
present church members are also secret
society members it was directed that
every measure EXCEPT excommu-
nication be resorted to TO induce
withdrawal from the societies. 1t
was decided to remove the synodical
Theological Seminary from Mendoza, H.,
to Dubuque, Ia. which city offered bonus
of thirty acres Of land. two buildings and
$1,000 in cash. provided the city would in
crease its cash offer to $4,000. The session
will be held biennslly hereafter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

Carcxsca o.. Jane S--This afternoon
judge Thurman received delegation Of
newspaper men inelaSing Representatives
ef rsost of the prominent asilies. Na,or 7
A. Carson. al the rhiisdelrhis Esds-r
u.rfe = zrserA to Which Mr. rhnrmsn
hr,afr ~esran.ist. rcnizhf the 0hio dee
ratioss snd tae Jsckscn sLd thurman clubs
sr-ire.1 ro.n s. fcuss and there vas aa-
ether sidfess and repig.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09
MAxAekR Y. L. B. B. c.


NEw YosK. June s-Ths Detroit Journal
and tue Essssias World nersboys played .
championship game At the Polo grounds
this morning. and the Detroit lads were
victorious. Score Is % 9. Gsllaghs sr and
Dinsnors were in the box for the Jo,trnat.
while Mayer aud Doaohus did similar SER
vice for the World
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09
Going to coassruct the Canal.

sAuLE ST. MAIZE. June s.-Ths Water
Power Canal Company held conference
here last night and decided on mutual
terms with the citizens to begin work on
the canal. The consideration Is 100000
subscribed by the citizens and 800 900 by
the syndicate, $4,000 being cash on the
part of each, and the balance an securities
payable IN October. Work begins in thirty
days after the first deposit. The money
will be spent in actual construct ion, and
the citizens are slated.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

OMAHA, June s.--Owen Ifor, managing
partner OF the Omaha Roofing Company,
and q workman named Jones were acci-
dentally killed this afternoon. They were
oD the roof Of the new st. Asry's Orphan
Asylum, when the supports they were
standing on gave way, precipitating them
to the ground below, a distance of five
st0rfna
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09
~ rossss suassD TO DsATH-


N0srRkAL. l1ns a-Fiss kroxs cat
early Ehis norniss Ia tie stables of t1s
Aoztrsaa street k4ilsss Company Al HOES
slaxs. sai bsfoss heip eeald reach ths
horses IA sas larger stsblss IN whieh we're
l35. and the sntirs sziiiin< vas ; Mas Of
h1mss Al s-0FEs - szFs me ia Dzlsonso
animals ~ss lrsilisss. saly one est ef tae
sntirs nn~ssf sslnx rescued several Of
hsn managed 70 barst through TIE vain
covered win b1rslnx nzy tRat lad falLen
upon thsns frora lofts above. The moaaset
theg rsesiasd ths sPez air tasy turnsd snd
In q p4nie dasnsd into ths flames again
sbsfs they perisAsd- Several 1fsmsn we're
hadly baFnsd. Tue building b0rasd ~
ashes. l0ss $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09
AN EolToR's IPs


eretsc Ylasfsrn IdlotIc.
WAsHrSsroS. June s--Todsy's Post
FDsn.l IA csmmsuting on ths St. Louis
plslform says "Bat not alone in sathusi-
asn. sea- sad eonEdsncs was the ST. Louis
convention ssmarksbls. Ia The matter OF
crsduiity il broke even ths Democratic con
venn0a records, else Il could not have
Induced itself 70 believe that
IL sss dispaFia4 sense. sagscitY. good poi
itics or snvtkfnx else thsn transparent
folir. ahsD Il psrpetrsfed is seuseiess tariff
pianx --ssnseisss almost 90 he point Of un-
nnifieaf-i ioioey. in thar it indorses the con-
ismpfibie strsdtie Of lSs4 and attempts TO
bird lsst snd iSs2 toesther by indorsing
ths Presidents tariff msrssee as a corrsct
inierpfetstGn 0f thst four-yesr-old fraud.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

BINGHANroS. n. Y. June S.-A freight
and stock train on the Erie Railway col
lided on bridge near Hancock. yesterday
resulting in the wreck of both engines. ten
cars and the destruction of the middle span
of the bridge. The ten cars loaded with
stock were thrown into the Delaware river
No one was seriously injured. The damage
is not less than $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09


WszHlSsxox. June s-At II Q clock q N
Il s4s stated that Cen shsridan's mind
was perfectly elesx. He w4s resting quietly
With little or 10 pain. and for the time be
ing his condition wss slightly inproved.
he vas more Or less dslirions al tArough
the night: nos siossntiy. thoegh. for he was
too weak for tasf, bat hs eoQid not recog
rizs mem bers Of his family Or bis physl.
clans. ana refused 70 take any medicine or
nourishnaent. About o'clock this mora
ing bis mind eieaxsd and he readily took
pepIonizsd milk. Medicine was given him
hypodsrmic1liy. Each Of the several at
tacks which he has hsd lately left him
much weaker than he previous oue-
Al $50 this evening ueneld Sheridan Z
physicians Issued che following bulletin:
- The evening las been quiet sithoat any
incident worthy OF note. General Sheridan .
pulse is los, his respiration IS. his tempera-
turs normal. His mind IL perfectly clear
During the day ne has shown grestintsress
Ia current events"
WAsHrsGros. June O. I q. mat 1910
tonight the following bulletin was issued
by General eheridsn's physicians. .6en-
eral sheridzn's eongh has increased some
what since the lasl report. and this has
made him restless and nefyous- His pulse
is rather quicker. bat of good strength and
his respirati0d II rather more frequent
within the last two hsurs. He takes his
n punishment with regularity and re fishes
IT,"
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

txsIssts ysNtseNA-~ssas.
NNSfos. June s-Isst night Henry Ken
istoE went home intoxicated and began 20
sbu.s Henry Csrlingtons wife. Henry
then got bis revolver and ordered him TO
stop. Then Ksniston got his shotgun and
SCOT Csriiagton, tae s1ot lodging IN his
forehead and eye. Deputy Sheriff Lavton
took aim % Grsnd Haven. The oocters
tank Carlington vii recover.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

IcErev. 5ans s-I1s Rerlfn ecrrsspcn-
dsnce sf ~ 81 Fsase sos tsles1apbs
thar Herr Voa Patkamer. Wee Prua,sssnt sf
~an Ninfster 81 tka Interior. as ss@a,f tse
Essoeror laK sernpsien - resszn His -
cssfon t0 reki11. fhe fi-rs1cbes ~ =
owin2 - tae cnnfents 81 an aatearanh 'ef-
tsr irosa tas knpsrsr ~alaa as recsi ~
,sek sseziax
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

Bc~ros. Jaue s--Ezva a. Baker. Prs.s-
deus 81 ths Aaseriosn lean and Trust Cen
psnv a-s6 slrsefor af fae Enion Pacific
kzilrzy e izsf nszAt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

ADsEsS. jane She Boy killed. st
Dover Wednesday Is now supposed 80 De a
younger brother of Mo Dele, forsnan Of
the Adrisn PFess iob rseos TIE Tad e
n1ssinz ifon hore aad hss neea for seversl
months The nsne McDo1csl = thsf q
BIS toruer empiovsr, a fsisgrspher HIS
brother has gone 70 Clayton 80 identify TIE
rsrl,aira
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

wAsHISsros, Jane She President has
approved the ses to amend TIE act 20 sstsb-
Han axrirultural stations ia connection With
serfain coi exes
He has sso signed a bill sppropriating
g. aass 10 far peosions
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

NIAGARA Falls. June s.--A party Of Eve
spaniards entered car on the inclined
railway on the Canadian side this morning
during the bsence of its attendant The
car descended at a terrific rate of speed and
when II reached the bottom crashed into
the wooden structure, injuring the whole
party. One lady was so badly hurt she
will dfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-09

Vs<taess1sAsNA-
PKsrwArEE, Juns s.-The old settlers
meeting here yesterday brought TO town q
large crowd Of the old timers and they al
seemed to have a good time telling of the
time when Oceans county vas wilder.
nsss.-OceanA county's fruit Is in splendid
shape. The prospects promise the largest
crop ever raised Ia the county new
canning factory here is being pushed II
will be ready for business when the fruit
eoraes