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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-26
IF yon rant tie BEST garden jon haze
ever haG, jon must sov
MAULE'S SEEDS.

There is no question but that
Maule's Garden Seeds are unsur-
passed. Their present popularity
in almost every county in the
United States shows it, for /
now have customers at more than
22,50O post-ofices. When once
sown, others are not wanted at
any price. More than one-quarter
of a million copies of my new
Catalogue for 1888 have been
mailed already. Eray one pro-
noamces it the most original and read
able Seed Catalogue erer published. 1t
contains among other things cash
zesforpremium vegetables, etc,
to the amount of $500, and also
beautiful illustrations of over 500
vegetables and flowers Us being in
colors). These are only two of
many striking features. You
should not think of Purcha-
sing any Seeds this Spring
before sending for it. 1t is
mailed free to all enclosing stamp
for return postage. Address
VIM. HENRY MAULE,
nm Flbert ST. PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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EVERY person Is interested in their own
affairs, and if this meets the eye of any one
who is suffering from the effects Of torpid
liver, we will admit that he is interested in
getting well. Get a bottle of Prickly Ash
Bitters, use it as directed, and you will al
ways be glad you read this item.
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If you wish beautiful picture, that can
not be distinguished from water color
worth large amount of money, you should
get Demorest's Monthly Magazine for Feb
ruary. It is simply wonderful how such an
elegant picture can be furnished in mag
azine that only costs twenty cents. If your
newsdealer has not got it, ask him to get it
for you, or send to the publisher, W. JEN-
NINGs DEMoREsT, 15 East Fourteenth street,
New York.
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The great house of Il. W. Tansill & Co.
are now shipping their famous "Tansill's
Punch sc Cigar to their Chicago house in
carload lots A single shipment of 525, 900
arrived on the 9TH inst. via B. & 0. r. R.
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CoUGHs AND EoARsENEss.-The irritation
which induces coughing Immediately re-
lieved by use Of Bropn's BroncAiGE
TrocheS" Sold only in boxes.
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IT is clothes rub for the washerwoman
on Monday.-BoSton DuActia.
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LIKE Oil Upon TROUBLED Waters is Hales
Honey of Horehound and Tar upon a cold
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
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The world owes US living, but We have
to enforce payment-ElntirG Tidings
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OFFENSIVE breath vanishes with the use
of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
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EVERY lady should read advertisement Of
Natl Medical Dispensing Co., in this paper
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An Enormous business for Dull Times.

A POSTAL NoTE-the carriers whistle
Puck
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A DECEITFUL woman is like a counterfeit
postal card-a fraud on the maleS-N o.
Picdyu,le
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Knows the ropes-The hangman-Pits-
buryh ChrOnicls.
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IT is good deal easier to learn to write
than il is to learn not to write.
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The dishonest butcher is always willing
TO meat his customers half weigh-Boston
Transcript.
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WHEN the corn crop is a failure, it doesn't
amount to shuckS
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EIGHTY Fights favorite fower-the pop
py.-N y Morning Journal.
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MARRIAGE is the hitching post on the
road of life-BostOn Courier
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If afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it 25c.
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A CHOKING sensation-The latest gag
Neao Rduesl NeU.
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POET sings, Two Chords Struck
Perhaps he struck because he was too lazy
to saw them-PhiLddelphio CoH
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ALL heirs are interesting, but the most
interesting Is the million heir-Nev HGUen
Netns
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You can't raise window by simply
planting pane of glass
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A DROP too much-The one on the scat
foid-Puck.
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SPIRITUAL mGnifestations-the rise and
fall OF the mercury Post.
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A Great Chance.

AFAcETIoUs old pedngogue being asked
what business he followed, said he was in
the collar-and- line.
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No MATTER how big the job the printer will
always stick it out-Dritt
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EVIDENCE is the only thing stingy man
can give without repining. PhiladeiD hiG
NeUS
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NOTICE of experimentation to an apple
Oaring. Commercial Bulletin
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A GALLEY slave-The fellow who has three
girls at O time-Aew Have,s Meas.
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RRENING corn is q golden eareE-1e'
lac
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SOME acrobats are fresh, and somersault
Puck
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TRIED by fre-Lard boston Bulletin.
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FULL of orders-any nobleman.
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In nut-shell-The worm.-Puck.
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Leave hope behind,

A wHL-w1sHER is one who invests in oil
teIr,tory
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Mrs. Ed. n. CAgPBTLI, Of Oakland, Cali
foT1id, writes: 81 had heen troubled all
my life with hysterical attacks and par
oxysme, or spasms, and periodical recur-
rences Of severe headache. but since have
been using your FayOrfte Preservation
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flowing at monthly periods painful men,
situation, unnatural suppression, prolap-
sus or falling OF the womb. weak back.
female weakness" anteyereion, retriever
congestion. Inflammation. and liberation
of the womb, Inflammation, pain and
enierness in ovaIies, accompanied with
internal heat"
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"worn out" run down." debilitated
stresses, "shop- girls" housekeepers, nurs-
ing mothers. and feeble women generally.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the
greatest earthly boon, being uneQualed as
an eppetizing cordial and restorative tonic.
It promotes digestion and assimilation of
food, cures nausea, weakness of stomach,
Indigestion, bloating and eructations OF gas
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KNOWS the ropes-The hangman-Pitts-
buryh Chronicle.
LIKE Oil Upon TROUBLED Waters is Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar upon a cold
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
BACK TALK-ancient history.
&-
Observation-Disclosures -Nsu Rarea Netcs
FULL of orders-any nobleman-
MARRIAGE is the hitching-post on the
road of life-BostOn Courier.
The world owes US living, but We have
to enforce payment-Elnira Tidings.
A DECEITFUL woman is like counterfeit
postal card-a fraud on the males-N q.
Picayune.
THE dishonest butcher is always willing
to meat his customers half weigh-BoSto.
Transcript.
DROP too much-The one on the scat
foid-Puck
Neac Rdge9a NeU.
SOME acrobats are fresh, and somersault
Puck.
A GALLEY slave-The fellow who has three
girls at O time-Aew Hayen Meas.
No MATTER how big the job the printer will
always stick it out-Dritt
EVIDENCE is the only thing stingy man
can give without repining ,!DhiG
NeUS
-~--
IN n mt sha1l-Tha worm PUCK
TRIED by fre-Lard-Boston Bulletin.
You can't raise a window by simply
planting pane of glass
RRENING corn is q golden eareE-3er
Age.
SPIRITUAL mGnifestations-the rise and
fall OF the mercury-Bos.ou Post.
EIGHTY Fights favorite fiower-the pop
py.-N T. Morning Journal
NOTICE of experimentation to an apple
Oaring.-B1St0t Commercial Bulletin
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g WRONG DISEASE.

q. ss they imagine, one from d,
ytion- or prostration, another wi
1erent, or oyer-busy doctor. sep
When. in reality, they are all Of
his practice until ]:
delay, wrong treatment and CO
10 the cause, would have entire
lstead of prolonged misery.
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"Eavorife Pre-
scripifou - Ii a
positive euro for
the most complicated
and obstinate caSea
of leucorrbea, or
-Iffao - aToaaciysa
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TREATING

Mrs z. F. MORGAN, of No. II Lexington ST.,
East Boston. Mas, Gays: Five years ago
was dreadful sufferer from uterine troubles.
Having exhausted the skill Of three physi-
clans, / was completely DISCOURAGED. and so
weak I could with difficulty cross the room
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13
THE IOWA SLAUGHTER
PARTICULARS or The GALLUP CRIME.
Ths Ola a.a Gallup and Hts wffs botA
Arrested Aeo~apitess-ths Dss-
psr.ds Aiitsa 4Ed Hts bsay
Dragged Thr02E h tAs strssts

sEEsASD0AH. Ia, Aug. s2.-Grsss excite
meat stiA prevails here over the terrible
tragedies Of lsst nishL The trouble orig
mated IN family row between Frank and
Charlie GallsS and their father. The sens
were beating the old man when citizens
attracted BY cries sltsmp pied - inIsrfers.
Frank, Without warning, drew revolver.
shsl ssd Instantly killed h. J. Pine
= hard ware merchant Ia o tew min
uses i've hundred angry and excited
eit zsns were a. the scene of the murder.
and q company Of militia was called out.
search Was Immediately Instituted for the
murderer. As large party OF men were
coming out Of the Gallup House prank sp-
ps2red. armed with bis rsvolvers. Dave
Campbell grappled with the Desperate and
received q probably fatal wound in the neck
from . revolver Frank then shot and
slightly wounded +. III. Winfrey, . militia
man. Bert Rice Was his next victim. He
received shot in the breast and died IN .
few minutes. Aanis Fletcher. another
militia man. was the next 10 encounter the
dsspsrsdo and instantly killed him by
shooting him through the body. 1t was
MOI vet known. however. that Gallup was
dead and hls wife. 10 assure the aaddened
crowd, volunteered TO place . rope passed
to her around her husbands neck. In this
manner The body of the dead desperate was
hauled from where il lay into the presence
Of the excited multitude and subsequently,
dragged through the streets. Old man
Gallup and his wife have been arrested and
sent TO Clarinda to stand trial ~ accom-
pliccs. The old man wM wounded In the
ARRAY but by whom Is not known. Mr..
Pine leaves q wife and two little children.
Rice was unmarried.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

Yesterday The printers played bali with
nine com posed Of members from Company
X. Innss Rifles, and . very exciting game IL
vas. though the score shows to what ex-
tent The printers we're beaten. Ths features
Of both mines were fair. showing good
xsnsralship. strategy and cunning worthy
OF professionals. Company Ks nine were
only too we'll versed with the use Of the
suck, beng far superior TO the
printers in that only too important
factor IN base ball playing. In other
respects. the printers we're the equa II not
the srperiors Of Company X. Fine plays
brilliant fielding. base running. not second
20 soy club IN the city. we're features OF the
game. Bat thoss fellows OF the othsr side.
those great big. stalUart sluggers Of Com
pany \ we're one too many AZ the bat, and
ov shas means alone were the printers
defeated. Nins innings were played. and As
seen by the score below. % 20 i2. it must
have been little exciting. and it was, fer
With tbs Mild ysiis OF exultsti01,
ths throwing Of bats. caps snd bats IN the
az by the victors and outsiders. u rcs
rather exciting. The gentlemen composing
rbs Company X nine are manly fellows.
good ball players and not given much to
iOa1 orttII-s 20cf tteasra t11 pttutcIt IN
a fair wAy and were treated ss such OF the
Iattsr club. But whO can ssv what disgust
and sorrow 6iled the hearts Of most Of the
crowd witnessing the game st the antics Of
Two irssb-C0lored. usuld-os dLdsS- They
had The little crush hats, giimmsring canes
OF Wsil-drssssd dandiss How thev csDsred
over the green zrsss. as nimsiy ss pair of
goats Yelling With boyisa gles at sons
tancifal orsak Of sons unfortunate player.
and Il almost made the angels wssp to hear
ths idiotic speeches. the attempted smart
brssks shsy INDUCED IN vita the spectators.
They vsatsd 70 impress others wifs their
Own importance. and IN their sutter-nut
colorsd clothes put on the military svsTger,
sTuifinx about Ike a couple Of young pea
eocze. shouting 10 this Que or that one Of
tas Company \ nine, 50 ss 10 lot the out
sidsrs understand that they knew all
sbassx IT, Lt pity and q
81 srae that ths f0ol-k killsr vas assent.
br - crowd Of ball players
nsthsng contris satss 80 much spoil game
Of sail ss - have a couple Of would be
audss around cracking their silly sailies At
tse pisysrs. The boys had two such guys
on asna YESTERDAY snd it vas the only thing
thar marrsd their pleasurs, vita the sxcep-
tion. Of course. their defeat The printers
ars ready ~ play C0mpaBv nias nov or
snv urss. iar sny sum Of money. within
The hanad of reason. snd Eill try 60 do their
levsi hest "a beat tasm. Following is the
efslcisl scors.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13
THEY GOT IN ONE RUN
That IS TrE TOWER sAsE SAL Gus
Ehs fixss "a t1s s4riss kssaits IA Grs@s
flcfsFy ssr lns hsaaaazsas Dsaaaaly
- 3aass-Ens rrfatsrs DaSasa
-Aaao1zzas z.zsnts.

Ihs H0usamaa, Dsnneliy a Jones snd
- loser Base Bali Clubs PLAYED tas Erss
Of fss series II sae cEamp pl01s1ip z'ules a.
Ramona B4ss Bal PAX yesterday AFTER
sooa ssloss laFgs crowd, ia grand a1snd
bssnx wsll aned
Fae I0esr sent 6Est 70 the Dat a1d re-
es.Eed ne hrsl sf their many goose EGGS
tsal they ssrs u get during the game. ths
IA d. b loll0wed 10 their part of the IN
ainss b. uakiag az fans on tSo nis TO
basss oa e1llsd 5Aiis .nd 80 errors. and 80
n sens clear isroush nins inainEs.
Hsasy aaxging by TIE WANING
clu5. TIE sfsclys pitching of Prince.
.ad tas sleaay s0Sk % HycOp behind the
a. old ths story. pas iE can bs better told
- stadglag he oAciAl score published
osl0s.
Billy Howard. the umpire gsvs perfect
s.fisfactioa a. usual - both sides. 10 the
s.xhth inn.ng be ~as ssr'iek IN the stomach
"a .ssiit pitched BAL sad lAid ap for re-
pairs for about i've minutes EvsryOns
uas dshxhssd Easn they learned that 40
ssrious lsiury vas laficted. and his reap
psafancs sas received vita ROUNDS OF ap-
plause.
The attsndanee vas the dnest that has yet
kesn seen Al Ramona PARK, over ZOO
people occupying Eae grznd stand. The
odiGlal score is as follows.
E4.4az.f.r Ua4.nETr
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13
AT 5IAlNe'S HOME.
Extsasiv~ Prepar atiens TO weicoms Him
stAugusta Tomorrow Night

Extsnsiv~ Prepar atiens to Weicoms Him
Augusta Tomorrow Night.
AUGUSTA. Ne. Aug. i2.-Extensive prep
arstions are being made here for the recep-
ton of Mr.. Blaine on Tuesday evening.
The procession escorting Mr.. Blaine to his
residence will pass under an arch span ning
stste-st. south Of the Augusta House, and
bearing on its front the words Wei
come Home" formed Of gas jets.
Judge W. ". Whitehouss win deliver
the address of welcome TO which Mr..
Blaine will respond The grand stand for
the speaking hss been built on Mr.. Blaine's Q
lawn. A large number OF club orgsniza-
tons and dslsKahoas OF citizens from vari-
ous parts Of the State will take part in the
reception. which 10 expected to draw to
Augusta the Suggest crowd ever seen here.
The special car Of General Manager Tucker,
OF the Maine Central Railroad, has been
sent 10 Boston for the use Of Mr.. Blaine
sad his family. The party is expected to
arrive here about 10 O'Clock
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13
CONSPIRACY IN MANITOBA.
Enorss Made TO Overthrow the Govern
snsnt-Gresnwsys Said to Have
Reeu Brfbed.

WINNIPEG, Man. Aug. IA conspiracy
to defeat the Government has been un-
eArthed. Ii was learned with absolute
definiteness that letters have been sent to
country members elected to support the
Government asking them to join the con-
spiracy and overthrow the Ministry. 1t
was intimatsd that Greenway and Martin,
while in New York, had secured q
large sum of money out of the
Northern Pacific deal. The letter al
legged that already q majority of the
House was in with the conspirators, and il
further stated that the free trade press was
in line with the scheme. After a searching
inquiry into the case it was learned that
the Hudson Boy Railway Company's
''pusners" are at the bottom of it. They
have been openly declaring for some time II
q 81 900, 900 guarantee act for their road
were put in force things would be all risht,
but not otherwise. The names of seven
members Of the House were mentioned -
being in the conspiracy. Greenway says
be will take the bull by the horns and
force the Northern Pacific contract. against
which there is some feeling, through the
Legislature.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

NEW YoRK. Aug IA montreal special
TO the Past ssys A cable dispatch from
London says ''sir Stafford Northoots. Sir
George stephens sen-in-lsw, asked the
Chancellor Of the Escusqusr IN the houss
of Con- n ons last night whether the terms
of the oontrsct for the c0pyeysLoe OF naiis
between Canada and Hong Kong bad
finally been agreed upon betwesn the gov
eminent and the Canadian Pacific Railway
Mr. Goschen replied: Yea, the terms are
practically settled. but the contract cannot
be signed in sufficient time ~ lsy IL on the
table before the autumn session.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13
CANDIDATE LOCKWOOD.
Refuses sec, 900 for Her Principles an
Hopes tn Carry Iowa Next Ysar

Refuses $4,000 for Her Principles and
Hopes to Carry low. Next Year
EEw YoRx, Aug. 12.-In sn interview
with a reporter Belva A. Lockwood emu
mersted the principles of her party as
vomans suffrage, prohibition Of whisky
and tobacco. arbitration instead of war,
sbolition of capital punishment and the
payment Of better wages to women. With
a platform Of the character thus indicated
Mrs. Lockwood hopes 10 carry Iowa next
Fall, because, as she nsivsly says, the men
are used to her there. Mrs. Lock wood
claims that several attempts have been
made to buy up her inhoence and the infn-
ence Of her party for the benefit Of the
Democratic and Republican Nstispal
tickets, one man having gone 30 tsx az 70
offer Der SO 600 cash for her support.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

re esHs. sn6 IA sezs of ils paints - Elss
rasE 1ns<r scllsls
fhis eEisrpFiss 10 decidedly tie greatest
eye ns$srs<ksn IN ss>s BAL sail ne NsA'
ssers law 10 fesr sthsi tks sohsAs WI
nsl prevs successful Ihs reo<ptlen glssa
- elabt Ihsi via tered IA California sne ths
Wei Easrsos>>s success thai tat sne
A&onf TIE spsri-lovlaG psopls oi Aas'tFsias.
- ssick skillial ana ksxitLy . ssi1s cas-
sss sut zest the rslressxe a aesersss- Il
IA zors sk1lifa tlsn foei bal sns c<H De
plsyec IL less time than cricket Ike fsci
tksi these tso sporls having Loaf place "a
IA iEIeaoctien n lkn oountrs aso TIE
urkssEssl enth2 2slss8 wkish Il causes. "a
seos ev'dsncs Of ia superior intsrost
Australians are quicf and anxious to learn
sew ksnass ksss bali wlIh iss nslaiss
batting. quick throwing sne esss-sliains
win be reuelsflon - tneA. ana thls TIP
NAV BE the means Of sssxeilshlnE Il tssrs
- IL IL here tks only game
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13
The WEATHER REPORT.
Excessive Rainfall Retsrdisg Harvest
Frost In Michigan

wAsHrNsToS. Aug 13.-The weather crop
bulletin for the -ssk ending Saturday
August II, says Reports from New
England. the middle and South Atlantic
States. the district North Of the Ohio river
and fsom Kansas. Missouri and Southern
Nsbrasks indicate fsvorshle weather Is
those sections during past week snd
generally improved condition Of crops,
especially Of corn, although SEINE dsnaes
rem Wind and rain = reported fron see-
tens Of Ohio and Missouri The excessive
rain fail end cold weather in HisDesots
and Northern Nebrssks 10 reported az rs.
tsrding the growth Of crops and deisrins
he hsrvs.ts Lixkt fresfs occurred il Sorth-
western Minnesota and in kichizsn Friday,
but no damage is reported.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13
SUPPOSED HIMSELF A MURDERER.
The Result of . Practical joke On m In
diana Briekmaksr.

diana Briekmaksr.
JEYFEEsosyILLE, Ind. Aug. 12-Wiliam
Woodruff. a well-known brickmaker Of
Jacksonville, suddenly disappeared from
his home last Saturday night under the i'm
pression that he WAS . murderer, and there
are fears that he has killed himself. 1t was
all q practical joke. Last Friday he
quarreled with his wife and went out and
got drunk. On Saturday night ne was still
intoxicated, and the men be worked with
resolved to play q practical joke upon
him. A coat and . pair of pantaloons
were stuffed with staw and set up
in front of his gate. The boys
then started toward his home with him.
and when in a short distance to the stuffed
figure they pointed TO 1t, saying: There
is Ham Hanger at your gate and he 10 the
man who caused all your troubles" Wood
ruff was so drunk he did not know the diff
ference, and when some one placed . mus
kst in bis hands and told him TO shoot he
unhesitatingly did 90. The stuffed man
fell heavily to the ground. The thought
that he had committed murder sobered the
man some, and he started on q run for the
train TO escape. The boys tried to stop him
and explain, but be paid NO attention to
them, and has not since been heard from.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1.-TWO troops OF
the Second Cavalry stationed at the Presidio
and . detachment of the same regiment at
Benecis. have been placed by instructions
from Washington under marching orders.
They will be sent to some point in Arizona
ON the Mexican border. The movement is
thought to be due to trouble caused by
border ruffans. and also by Indians in
Arizona.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

BturrxoRz Aug. t2-At q o'clack Ysstsr-
isy nerning. nesr Nssningtsn. y. G., Pess
Lslly, cAsrnpioz Lightweight Of Nsrylsnd.
wss sefssted Sy i'm NcNiilin. ths Eushsh
fghtweaxhe. - t~..ty-tAxse rsu16z Tts
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

Nrr Yozx. Avg 12-The scoidsut - ths
Unsri. happened Saturday sAsrseea ssout
sight miles OF Fire Issnd TIE asehirsrv
s.csne slightly tsms<e1 ewing % tie
stssns chest N cylinder hssd z<fting cut of
ordsr. Ah.r rspsiriax. sAs erso>~6~d usser
full steam - ne ssr ~ksrs sse s1ckerss a.
9ts ,. n Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

SHAsox. Conn, Aug. l2-Iswrence r.
Jerome died AZ noou todzy. He had been
unconscious since Friday night and had
suffered no pain. His vie. son and other
members Of his fssiiy wers With him
The funeral viii take pisce in Sew York
Tgesday Or Wednesday. Mr. Jerome vss
in As sixfv-ninth vear
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

TIE rrirtsrs. oeirg dissatisfied wiih he
r-snif ~ yesterdays game. hereby chsl-
f-nes tte Caaasnr n Base Raj riuh -
risF thsu1 game af Sal 81 rhe Rsnsons
Sal Farx Suaasv August - tor = purse
81 - si6e. the rsrne 20 - n.pir~i ~
zeatisusan turnishei 81 ne Park Manager.
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