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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

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rents AZ iht rtlr oi rom 70 I'D per cent Per
annu.l GA " IA tA- ''''l 9i sueh Dlldinss would
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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04
Sioux ciTy Burglars.

Sioux CITY. Dec. 3.-Burglars made
bold attempt 10 rob the safe in the office OF
the Booge packing house in this city early
on Sunday morning. Thew bound anl
gagged the wetchmsn who on being missed
was searched for by three other employees,
who were ia turn bound and gsgged. The
burglars then worked hard at tie safe. but
after breaking their tools in the attempt,
robbed the four men and aban doned further
depredations.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

Under-sherii Sheldon, of Hastings. was
in the city yesterday after SONS stolen
property that had been left here by a y as
tings thief. named Derie II ee, yhO viii
have = trial next Noulny. Mr.. Sheldon
found n watch at Cross' levelry store. on
South Dlvision-s; where be had sold it,
The property was stolen from farmer
nsmed Chsncsy Garner. in Baltimore town
SHIP, lear Hastings
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

.a oh's s-iooas.sp.r a.. a. Character

An ohlo ssiooakzepsr HAs His Ch~rastsr
lAflr.c
CoICNfrs. o.. nec.-Orsnt S. Niugis. e
Sc ssioo1Aesper thrcuga bs 4toraeya
Powell. Kickct's & Black. Wll tomorrow
tie ssuii faf slo y.0 seainst tie 0hio Saif
Jaafaal lCntsnf. ff.1F csiamafiqn ~
ci afECtef sHd ll |ury g. lis business. TIE
suit grows out of 81 srilcle Published 49,
thai r4pef, v atth charges tast csfiala
saIoonisf. whom Ailsis C.4ins is himself
vl't ping resort ~4ere hish scAo3l
-lT.s afe v a. 81 E4 4nd DRINK.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

The FIRE department vas called ont by an
alarm from Box 5 las. evening. and il
proved 20 be Only chsncs to give the hook
and adder comysny 80 Opportunity 10
praeiirs ~ifh tnsir Dsw exfe0s Or ladders.
and WSs ~ dent taat the bsv. needed the
pEactIce. The fact that so public n place a.
t8e cQ.ner of Waterloo and Louis ats. wes
So ectssi i0r practice was c0mmeptsd upon
rather uLfavorabe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

WAsHNsroS, Dec. Sat the conclusion
of the reading OF the Presidents message IA
the Senate today. SenstoI Frye gave notice
that be would call up the Union Pscihc
settlement bill tomorrow.
Senator Chandler SAID that ne would ask
for . consideration OF bis resolution to in
vestigaie the Louisiana election of April
last
Senator Allison said that be would ask
the Senate to proceed with the tariff DILL to-
morrow morning.
The Senate then adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

The ladies Of the Fountain-ss Baptist
church riil hold a jubilee soo' a. At tbe
church paFiors Friday evening in oes.bra-
ton of the payment 81 the church debt
A fne programme hss been prepared snd
supper vii - served. Al n ssior - freo
snd 90 . The supper. AT friends Of IRE
society srs invited - share In the rejoicing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04
uaA1 ~ eoros TANKS
0as frsaa ths >.sth ~ ho nas a. opiHis.
kb04i sac ~ ess2Gs.

kt42i sac - e@ssEe.
EklrINosE nse. 3.-Islsrros morpin Z
the Ae41s. wi1 sas ~rAs freslasa
loessass lscks lbs sssr sliri sBe laaiva-
Ia is hsrste.oas conspicuous ~ tos erhei4l
wrUak- sao oeaFess t1s in4f retsieu thst
t1t fles 1rel las s.la sn lrsl af Nls suites
saa aas re.s1eo Bic .rlp apes ias hem 81
lre clo ship az state he nos here r.. es
ABOVE common Elaes sxcepI iu 1ls nitro
duct ln. 41 5 = is9. rS1 psssi n.Islic
asu over Sc rAl iD AeFsuber. ara ac-
sosllug as.pssl tl fls scattered psfrlls g.
rally lnafr 4e a'f tsf nf iT=s sds snl
s4ss Tie ee.rirF lraa. "a s.lnsry rlls ae4
suggested Dy suy existing sonaiuou
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

GrvgvA. lis. Dec 3.-Fhs trial Of John
Bsurrisein. a prominent member of the
Brotherhood Of Engineers. who vas in
ai ted for conspiracy with other str Sers OF
tie Burf sgton road u dynamite their
property. beyius here t0morrnx The trial
eii bs waioasd With gIeal interest by the
public
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04
An Tllfnnfz Duel.


caro-. H.. Dec. 3.--A shooting affrsy &C.
CURED last Saturday night at Elco. on the
Mobile 6 Ohio railroad. between two
Young farmers of this county named
Il susto1 and Hszlet0n. The trouble
Eas caused bv the attentions OF Hazieton To-
Ro1ston's divorced vile. The men tred
three shots st each other all taxing effect.
Both men vii die.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

A boid Vestsfa pas rep.s-s viii TIE
conventional see esssriss saes a. naarasrs.
blllsts sikf-zncs ceu-mitlees. oes..~s. s.c..
. ne silver Ass Which ~ss Ffs1ccsl 4i
Rscmozds Gg4nd l4ss rigat - Ad~ia
Nave al corr paEv. The p.ei ~hl.s rol
ns3 = ~orked oes in Ues cts1eels AID
introduces nsrs ard there > chsfaclsf tb4l
e dfaan a bread set lrtsrss.lps manner.
1he silver Aze o1iers uaoy ncvsltles a
he Nay 30 realistic arc effective sceIefy
Ius whifir-aol of rrai alter I'D he tslk
slfh its nosng gslcns - ssteF couoieea
vim fbe staglfiDg situations of Ire scicrs.
serve vel lbe pafEoss 90 s1glHfe tas
Interest III lie audience ar Asso css
succeeded in giving tts paolic Ftaiisl9 in
mere adssnos stages tnsn has been t-s
custom aad hls stort has pfeYea fruifui
He Is surrounded % company ~ INTEL
eeut 1cfoIs, ~ tted IsT so1Ye the sFsIa
oapablltv. Nr Naso IS 81 seter car.l.i
aad earnest ia ever ftnlnE he aoss aGd Is
apparently spufuea @4tn a. Gucl1an &,
improvs and advance tu lis predecessor
fs sciins last -lgbt revealed many nsshts
af TIE true sf4rk which lnsDIts. and
where there we're Fp0r;uuluss iar toac0es.
az the heroic aud sentimental. he was Tar
aNAy from being couln1upI see. TIE ever
popular "Da7y Crockett vii 0e given ihs
later part of ths week. Matinee tAis after
noon.
The Stage in it. general composition en-
b-seing most every Conceivable eiesieni ei
tutsftkinneut. is coustanJy oren 20 Fac
development ~ nex talent anl ths eucour-
ssemont Ol aeuiIs. D t-ls lEti-r class we
have ltebie example 10 sac lady "a h0
aprears a. Powers Grand tonight Mrs
Alice Shaw. tie whistler, is certainly
original IN her tslent snc in ber wonderful
gift ot whlstliGg. with consistent regard Tor
the rules and teachings q music. ctiers
something odd IS oell as attractive IN he
eav Of entertainment Mrs. shaw Is sur
rounded ~ q number Of srt4sis c0n pri.IRg
voca and instrumental soioists aud readers
ali selected with references 10 their marked
ability IN their special calling. Her own
reputation snd tho Eoyslte ci her accom-
plishment will doubtless tll tue theatre To-
night with large sno select audience.
The entertainment at Smiths Opera
House last evening vas veil palgonizrt
and gave the best Of satisfaction. Brazil and
Alton az line rvmnAsts. Smitn snd Camp
BELLS break neck Bon aud dances were
extremely funny. The three RoBaidos are
worthy OF special mention. The afterniece,
Grand Rapids by Night" by Et Chsissie,
created much laughter. The same pro-
gramme az matinees Wednesday and 5atur-
day afternoons al > clock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

san FEAsci $50. uec. She proposed Re-
duc'ion Of vases a. tae emploses u tae
Atlantic & Pae be road has been abandoned
he train q isp@icaefs operations sni agenis
hsyiug tnTs stsued 90 s.lke. So tle General
-uperinfrn dent today recalled tie obOon-
ious order.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04
Would LIZ toknow

One Of the things that the Commos
Council want 10 hnC out Is why it cost
Sls6 to make the assessment roll, etc. in
the sixth ward, when John Stsxetee. who
has mucn larger Ward. performed the
same work f0- scv. 81 the COMMITTEES on
Gains and Accounts vii meet toe super
visors Thursday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

TIE ladies' ~ ne Dirsion - v. r.
church have srrsngei for sszssr a. .he
church rsrIcr. an Fri1sr Drce~,5 Der III. A
srae nru oar sf fancy artir. es rill ee offered
- SAFE ln fhe evening srpper - Be
servad rom 5 .c q 81 c.cCr
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

The Custer Gasrds havs nea - completed
TIE 90 inz 6scorsaons Tor thsir oszsar snd
TiH begin putting ur ? hofhs toosr. T1e
pisao which ~ill 30 re- @a FER is % sKhin-
itiou n Noist Hero hsimsF A CO 80
60
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

sam Jones vi1 3slivsr his fecta-. s-tfsg,a
'tf-f There faucy~aw evsniax e. Hart
mans Hal Thsr- only Gre san Jones
sni hss -i11e reputation vii 1nics led
- esll cut iu1 aacss-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

BxPTrv Dec -Is is positively known
thst Fmperar william e confnsf 70 his
Apartments ~ occurrences OF bis ear
trouble and not 5T = sHght col3 a. has been
fa.asrax,1af
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

WssHIseTov Dee 3 After the read ng
- ths Presidents message vss completed
agreed to. t1st ne message be rsierrei O.
committee of tie whole. The House taen
adjourned
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

H0FARo CRY. Dsc ST. 2 Snyder. =
rolica detective 0f Jackso1. Nich.. arrested
Lo7aI fssseD o1 81 this piscs this sftsr-
noon for sealing horse AZ Jackson daring
tns state Fair iasf Fail.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04
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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04

NEwcssrEE Colo. usc. &-An explosion
In the Midland mine this afternoon killed
ore man sni fatally in n-si ssvsral Others
No further partlculs-s we're recsiVei.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-04
SOMETHING KEW! YOU WAIT IT!

A new Ventilator which can
be insertedin a window glass or
any convenient place, allow
ing pine, fresh air to be intro
duced, yet one can sit within
a few inches of the Ventilator
and feel no direct draft. While
fixing your home for the win
ter, this should not be over
looked.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-11-16

For the past six months the lNDEPFN-
DENT has been striving to induce the peo-
pie Of this county to believe that it was
to their interest to vote against the free
trade hereses of the Democratic party.
Our predictions that the great American
people would turn in disgust from the
Democracy have been thoroughly verih-
cd We now feel justified from all the
evidences surrounding us to announce
at this early date that the next Governor
of the State of Maryland will be a Re
publican. Each year, for several years
past, there has been gradual reduction
of the Democrrtc majority in the State,
which, if continued for two years more,
will place Maryland in the column among
It's Republican sisters of the North and
West The interests of Maryland are
identical with theirs and the most intel
ligent of our citizens are awakening to
the fact that it is no longer proper to
vote from motives Of prejudice, and the
influence exerted By chat class of our cit
liens is spreading, and as we have said
tae days Of Democracy in this State are
numbered.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-11-16
Mil & Land For Sale,

will sell at private sale my Water Power
Grst Mill on Aliens Fresh, with the use Of all
the runs and water courses leading to and
from it, necessary for the working of same,
together with lot Of land containing about
six acres adjoining, having upon it good
dwelling for the miIler's use. A so part Of
the whole OF tract Of about l20 acres or
good fuming band, next to the mill, and adj
joining my homestead farm called chill
Farm The mill building is 4S feet long by
u feet wide, two and half stories high,
Of frame with basement story under the
whole house Of stone and bi'k; is now in
good order Bnilt by me 10 1864 of the best
material The gearing and mill works, tae
best aud most approved kind for making all
kinds Of Grist flour, Veal, &c. /, has three
run of French Burs, with elevators from each
to and from lower to upper floors; large Flour
Bot, " heat Screen, Smut Machine, llois,iEg
Machine and every other fixture necessary
and useful in first class mill.
All or any part Of the above property will
be sold much below lis original cost, separate
or the whole in one lot, on terms 10 suit pur-
chaser by paving small part in cash, the
balance on d long credit # desired.
W A. POSEY,
nov Aim Aliens Fresh p o., Charles Co, Nd
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-11-16
Sunset Cox's Views.

Congressman S. S. Cox, of New
York, says: "As to the election, | sort
o gave it up when the big Republican
parade occurred here last Saturday 1t
was stunning-uncxampled as Repub-
lean display in New York OF course
there was no bad faith on the partb of
Gov Hill Tammany kept faith and so
did the counties as far as | know. The
detection seems lraccable to Brooklyn
and other outside places. Perhaps it
was the mugwumps The truth is, Har-
rison's campaign was well managed. He
did not hurt it by his talks to or about
soldiers, about protection or otherwise.
He pleased his party and roconcilcd it.
lie won f1irly Mr. Morton has acte !
in a dlgnihed way He was one Of my
colleagues on TIE Foreign Affairs Com
mittee years ago. | rejoice that since
Judge Thurman or any other good Dem
ocrat could not be Vice President, that
it is my ex-colleague, at home and
abroad, who is peerl IS in his social
qualities.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-11-16
Marriages in Morocco.

As the most interesting event that
could be shown, it was at once suggest
ed tia. attend Jewish wedding then
,akiug place, aud while feared to rTend
tue proprieties BY coming into the pres
snce Of the timil bride in top boot aud
flannel shirt, Jacob insisted she would
not mind if bud no boots at all ~. o.
wore them around my neck. ! was
afraid W. would arrive late, until ]
learned that it was the playful euston Of
the jews to keep the poor bridegroom
in suspense BY stringing the ceremony
out for week, aud that this welding
had alrealy reached its third day In
the ncighborhool Of the brides house
me wall, Of the houses were ornamntcd
with cabalistic signs in red paint, which
Jacob said we're placed there to keep the
evil eye of laside the brides house
there were plenty Of indications that
something Of serious nature was going
uu, and W. were H>bercd into the room
where the bridal party vas displayed
The bride was seated at one end of the
room on a di,au surrounded by about a
dozen children, and all hands were busy
eating pie At least the dish locke! like
pie. ltappears the poor woman had had
nothing to do the last three days bot eat
pie aud sleep, and shs must keep i up
for The four days longer. The children
seemed to stand it frst-rate, but the
blooming bride looked weary and cnuui
as she handed me a piece Of her pie in
her own fingers. hope some day my
stomach Will forgive me for the bastard
ly act was guilty Of in making it alb
sorb that mouthful, but it rcbelled Il The
time At the further end Of the room
tue bride groom reclined with hope
deferred look in his eye and a ehunck OF
that beastly pie in his hand He Icok
ed shccpish enough, and | do not won
der, for if FIVE minute ceremony will
make cheeky young American hrget
whether he put the ring in his pocket Of
IN his boot, a week of this sort of thine
would land a man in the as yum for fee
minded The bride wished to know
whether in America the women wer,
married tue same as in Morocco. anl
when told her they could get married
aud go to Keeping house in fifteen min
ates, She sighed looked sentimental an,
took another bite Of pie. Evidently in
terestcd in what We were saying, tn,
poor outcast ola bride groom got up from
his scat and came over to take hand il
me conversation, but before he had al
yanced five feet the children started up
the bride screamed in maidouly alarm
and he was pulled and pummcled bacI
to his seat by his infant tormsntors
where he solaced himself with more pie
There were serious indications thai pi,
was about to be passed again, so bea
a hasty retreat, with indignant thought.
Of the aendlsh cruelty which would seeT
that youth and maiden stufing pie fol
the next four days and nigh wi 4aan
y 65Sc VI an Space beroeeps then
Boston Transcript. II
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-11-16
A Palace of Salt.

The people Of Salt Lake City are con
templating the erection of great salt
palace" 1t would be a structure that
would lay in the shade all the ice and
corn palaces ever constructed. The
main part of the structure coald be of
the finest specimens of rock salt to be
found in the quarries, chisclcd, carved
and artistically arranged, while the int
rior fittings could be Of crystalized work
from the lake on a grand scale. Such
a palace could be permanent if proper
" protected from the winter rains. it
could be made of the most unique and
striking style of architecture; it could Be
made one of the wonders of the world
When lighted by electricity the structure
would have all the sparkle aud diamond
glitter Of the great ice palaces, and viii,
tle difference in the salt palaces favor
that heat you'd not melt or dim its glo
ries in the least.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-11-16

VIM Samuels, a saloon keeper and
champion boxer Of Wales, recently en-
tered alone den of lions in a managerie
at Swansea. He wore a prize-fghter's
costume and a blue rosette on his breast.
and carried heavy caagel. The lions
seemed inclined to resent his entrance.
but he walked boldly to the end of the
cage where they were grouped, and held
his cudgel under the nose Of the biggest
one. They growled, and he walked in
among them, driving them to the right
and left as he passed Men with red
hot irons stood outside to help in case he
was attacked, but there was no occasion
for their services, and after Samuels had
walked about among them for while
and fred loaded pistol in their faces,
he went oack to the door of the cage and
waited there while the manager of the
managerie presented him with a trophy
and certificate that he had really been
in the lions den, After the perform
ance Samuels was carried through the
streets by cheering crowd, while the
band played See the Conquering Hero
Comes"