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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04
WELL PAID WORKlNGMEN.
Such Are the Kind General Harrison is In
nf.

Such Are the Kind General Harrison Is In
Favor of.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 3.-ronight four hun
dred workingmen, forming the organization
known as the Porter Columbians, paraded
the streets and then marched TO General
Harrison's residence. n. c. Woods made
an introductory speech, and in response the
General said: 81 think you can all under
stand that it 10 not good for American
workingmsn that the smount of work to be
done in this country should be diminished
by transferring some of il TO foreign shops
(Applsuss) Nor ought wages paid for work
that is done here TO be diminished by
under-paid labor of the old country
(Applsuse) / am not speaking any
uew sentiment tonigst. Many times
before the Chicago convention. / nave, ia
public addresses. expressed my opinion that
every workingnsn ought 20 have such
wages as would not only yield him decent
and comfortable support Tor bis family and
enable him to help bis children IN school
and keep them out OF The mill in their ten
DER sge but would allow him to Law up.
against iDczpscity by sickness or accident
or for old age some fund on which be could
rely. These views / entertain tonight.
beg vou TO excuse further public speech and
to allow me 20 receive personally s0ch Of
you a. care TO speak 10 me-" The General
then greeted personally bic visitors who
remained ~ the house bali sn hour or more
converting with him on vbsteyeT the Incl
dents Of the call suggested.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04
AkJSEKEyTs

Tns rsapu<srsacs II C1krles Erin YeFaef
IA bls poDslaT plss SaAmQs . brAs., 81
Po-s1s opsrs House lass sssaiEg attracted
al .aaisass wEies comfortably 6llss Ghs
gksstrs
II shoalS have besn = numerous sadisEos
fer Iss rsasSe task II conRso<lsn ~lI1 hr
gsrasr thsrs sygsaEss . lsdy whess al
sxzcsznest ls ssEy snx x-sasis asted Ia
Orasd Rapids. nancy &lss Cstnanns
WASH. Thls lssy sss fully Quslinsc tie
e1DectstisEs Of al ~ko ~efe lngerestsd ia
her future. Ia fact sefPsssse he predictions
q t1s ua0st critlcsi she hes scQ alfsd sell
rsposs dignity, and sess ef al sEsisuc
c.rsfalaess Tsss . 70 ssy sue Ass over
eo1ae 81 s~steur oksEseieFtstlcs- she kss
ths cspsbility Sf expressing the cstsiis 4oe
siuuts dsnsnds OF . Casrs ter rlth0ut sx-
pos nx hsf Individual eel. IL vas p!s4sink
IL noe this lsst evening. kRo~ lhg tbst sAe
unoer weat me eal oarrsssulent Of spPesrlnE
before al .sudisscs to0In posed principally
OF her acQuslnta tanoss. Belsg submitted 10
such a test snd sabduiBg tke ssturSl a..
fsctsn incident 20 such clreu sssfsnoss
argues mach la sustaining the statement
that Miss Walsh Is an srtlste EBished and
uertscted ia the best scaOol S1 pefleDcs. She
viii improve and he greater than she MAS
last night.
Mr. Werner must be congratulated for bis
good acting. also for tue lmprossme at
which he has msde IN his reconstrue ton
of bis play. The plot ana scenes are new.
with better connection snd order.
The language and situations have been much
improved and benefited.
The production last evening prov0k Ell
mach genuine enthusiasm. a fact that
should De felt In attracting . good sized
audience tonight, when tss play will be fe-
peated.
Mr. Werner Is supported By cspssle
company. To mention one would be 10
mention all iavorably
The Arabian Nights" company one OF
the largest theatrical companies on the
road, and 10 taken from city 10 city with =
special train OF their own. There are sixty
people in the company. The Arabian
Nights" Can De seen nj Powers the frat half
| Of next week.
Big houses are the order this week AZ
| Redmond's but il cannot be helped. One
| Of the Finest" is always sure OF big house.
| and il Is worthy of IL. Don't miss il this
| week Matinee this afternoon. ss usual, and
| this evening.
Smiths Opera House can Away. get 4
| crowd wheh ,hs show is as good rs il is this
week. Same performance every night this
week and Saturday matinee.
| Miss Davenport will be at Powers on
! Friday and Saturday evenings, November
| 2 and 3.
| The friends of Miss Katherine Walsh
should all be at Powers this evening;
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

Very fsw ~ 'hs ircsl spseuistsT h.vs
hsd any ysrt 10 THE resent sreiteTBsnt ~
tbs ~bssi 81 st ise grsiu osstsrs Arsougb
here ere anits . numter ~ pso;,is n Grsue
Rapids vno tsts sb eecsxions s-sf or the
Ctiosee Bssro 81 Trsde ICY hsys ~ he
nsiE bees sisnsise ~ sno seslng tns otbef
e ovs hsvs f1B. Nov that ne rae pa
oous tbsT hsvs oecoms sudosnlF svsKe
brt tsev fn.v al tnt tine that u vrs u
srItsels Al ne siErs pointed - tigher
~kssf s1d tbsY srs rev ciuoDnf thsu-
- -ss herszss taeT fsiiee r. pnt their ~is-
80, -, rrsr+}s. us< a fs~ ~s-s re for
frnsfs rossssxo-s 81 vbsst bopFtf surns
tsrrs arr - scffryF~ r~tc@s but Rof tf vsyv
ls-g, s7tert A: prss~uf tssr 80 sfrsid -
fr,aeh TIE maTEef oElnE - 80 sosrT e<Fr-
sina- tkauxa Rosf - th.~ tbnk fssf
-.s ssn sssI - @sas On tss puA slds
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-The North Side Street
car conductors and drivers decided at 4 this
morning to 60 out on a strike next Satur-
day morning.
The grievances of the men are two-fold
They oppose the ''set-csr" system and de-
mand increased wages. BY the "set-csr"
system is meant the schedule or time table
by means of which the men claim TO be
actually on duty for thirteen hours OF work
under il daily. 30 that they have no regular
time for sleeping or eating and their health
is consequently impaired. They demand
y cents AL hour anu an agreement that
they shall not De com PEELED to work more
than 10, nor less than eight hours day.
The conductors, dri veTs and gripmsn en-
pioyed on the North Side lines number
about 700. Nearly 100 are employed on
the West Side lines over tvo-tbrds of the
city's population are de pendent upon these
two systems for transpor tation TO and from
their homes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04
SENATE TARIFF BILL
NIL ss cosssoeRso NsxT MONDAY
>snas 81 ias nzts ks.tsrss Mis k1x a.
wooi .2a Ls.aDsr LsFt Csss4sh@1s--
fhs ksss.s. Kss.o.d sfS. ooo-
ooo-Ds.D Cat d. s4x.r

WAsaIssfos. Oct. 3-Ia the Senate, i'm
mssistsly after tie Journal was read THIS
sitsfn0on. senator Alilson. fTon the Com
nittes GA Finance. reported The Republican
suestilats for tAe Mills Tsrf biu, which
~ss passed oV the House OF Representatives
last July. TIE written report pr pared BY the
Eiaiority and ainOrity the Republican and
Democratic msmbsrs Of the committed Sill
be formally presented 10 the ssEats tomor-
row or FRIDAY the views OF the minority
nOl bang ysg quite res0y. Ia presenting
tae bill. SezsloT Allison ststed that he
would call Il p tor consideration on Non
dag nsIL
Speaking OF the me its Of the bill. Senator
Aldrich. Who prepared the majority report
sad 10 representative Of tie United Press.
" We are confident thst careful analysis Of
ths measure IN COMPARISON with that pre-
psrsd by Mr.. Mills and adopted ia tue
HOUSE. will accrue To the interest Of tue
Republican party. Our aim has been 10
conform closely 20 the wishes of the Repub-
liean party ss expressed in the platform
adopted al Chicago. While We have re-
ducsd tbs revenue as largely as the
surplus and the expenses OF the country
will admit We have laid stress
upon the retention of every essential feature
OF our protective system The reductions
are about half and half on custom duties
and internsl taIes. In round numbers We
have reduced the income of the Govern
ment So, ,o00, 600. We cut the sugar duty
ss nearly one-hslf as We could figure. and
make reductions there xsgregating So. .759
eco Tobacco realizes S24 500, 900, free alco-
hol for the arts S. 600 600; free list is given
Al 81 100000 and the other reductions
about s., ,O00. 600"
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

Nv fri~zd r. ssid tighf fstfd bs1kv
= youag rnss wbs hsk puil-i hiE1 ozt
q tRe water. ePpTecta1e - fsrt tat
yo1 ha~s ave. nv iife. ars ar FrsFared
- rrwn~d you-to Fpvsrd yo8 literally
fo- veur services wat ran I % f1r
yosf
Wei -. th~re vas Tuit = clothes
spciit ssiS tse r>sccsr wno vas rooo
rstzT-d thopeh ncf e3acated, hat
wcuia be sacut sever ee~n dollars. tacn
lo~t ~ AAt fkst ws8t6 ke fftT ce1ts,
t7-n tcok ems 5svssl. Is--ss-- - kesp -
esia Ehi-& eost Tne eNsvfeT. ] dc1t
tbank - srFtkine else. ssr
fEz< yoa 4 res reH<son - - ttst
yoa hs~e sa~sS ~ kfs What ean ! q
fo- ys1 - sks* s>cre7
o. vel eali tA- ~hcse th.ne elzhse~.
sezssr- sn ~ thr~~ the hfe e Ffnx -
ss>~. ---Aarcs&at 1rx~sz~s
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

CEDAR SPRINGS. Oct. 3.-The foundations
ara nearly laid sad work Is being rapidly
pushed on Fulsr's new bank building at
this pisce.-Dr. Gardner is building q
large addition 20 bis house on Beech street.
&C. d. Clark raised very fine crop of
nice onions this year on hus farm vest Of
torn.-W II. Wneeler has lust received
a large stock Of dry goods and now has the
lsrgest and finest display Of dress goods and
vooisns ever sr0ught 10 the yillsge.-Ths
Prohibitionists have been holding tent
meetings az this pi sce the past week Sorue
of ths BEST Of the village people feel quIts
indignant becsase they hold their meetings
on sunday $50. sun day nights meeting
vas regular type Of political m.etings
Some Of the Chrlstisn people we're consid-
era BY incsnsed 81 Iris. "a it is not custom
srY 70 applaud in Chrissiaa msetings, and
certainly not on sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

A essSa es.a@a ptss a. nsF nea.s
asslsfass

A essa es.a-a ptss AZ nsE neaas
tsfKndrsa Croshs a. shs wa ianltEriy
eaiiss, disc 81 hsr acme Ne. "a Aerth
i.sissssts 81. al 10 clsok YESTERDAY 1aorn-
inE. sfssT bf.ei iliaess- "a fhursass sAs
complained II RAJ fssiins vel. ths effects oi
oais contracted sslnsh8- ana on fraaay
sss ~erss. she continued - siak Until
YESTERDAY nsralnf, whsn ans passed peace
fully swsy
Au Charity cros0y wss born al Ridge
re'a ksirfsld county. Nshn.. AUKuss "A
as, sns va tEsreiers s5 yssfs. ! n4onth
sad ls dsys ola 81 ths uIns ~ hsf deatn.
chs ~ss game sEsrsus and fully retained
al ksT tsagitos gstlBK hFely Interest ~
a. tsst va goiaE 0a &rouad hsr. Il ef
fsther k0ios sears uax Captain 10 ths
Revolutionary var sRs wa he istkef 81
feurtssu eaiidFen. .ns As Crosby we ths
lssl oss 81 tks lsEuliy tsI cutie g numbef al
yssus. Sks oatilvsa LEI children. bat lesfss
srsns chllsrsE great Ers0d chhdren saa
great great grand children She ~ss nasf
ritc y October le03 a. iae axe 0f IA sesrz
to stephen s. Crosby Mo died Juiy ls.z.
al ihs ass Of - years. Ikey came herr IA
lSok where Mrs. Crosby has slnes rec ds1
The fuserS viii be heid Oh Friday e.
q cieck 8. NJ. from the fssidencs Of Der
grandson. Hon. n. :. Crosey, ~ feuD-
tain a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04
De Moo Ratio UNITY
t4lll's THoes KNiFlNo clevelAN0
The 'sas" tsFs~fiy siaslasd fer Sisss-
i@as's s~ssss Tas "Tta~s~ sn ths sst-
ussiss-sass Esestssne1t az Re-
litassl s4roles

AEw logK Onl g.. fAs extensive eirsu-
lstlon saeHg aown iowa exchanges al .
petition addressed - President Cleveland,
asking that hs write = lssisf iEasrsiRg the
candidacy Of Sovsr1or hil has osussa
eonsidera1is s1e.tsneni ia political eirciss.
Threats 81 kuihng arc freely msae on al
siaes The Tssos save
'-lhis % q psisi tAs ail men vhs are
hossils - Nj. OlsHclana seen o. have ever
iouae1. 1Gers se over I've I1iiiiou Item
ocratc Toisrs Ia tLis CsuntFf sulsids 81
Ne~ lurk. TIE attention oi great many
~ the IA las been atllscteo o. ins ektrsoral'
nsfs 81 iusilen bsre sna shrY srs seserslnF
wltk amusement fnsi Wkils thev ars FinR
their time and mones 10 sleci Cleveland.
lot 0f political thuEs in the HFmoggsfic
party 81 tnis State sfe ilfeslsn.nf O. defeat
him. Their sucofss in iDsi ~ndssToF would
be ne TuiG - David Hal. hGFdsaea A.
he ls sfslnsi ths olutenipi al aeooni people.
fhs hatred 81 Lsfi the yaltug people 81 tie
Oniteo SGstcs ia burdsn heavier han he
could hss under snd be- happy
Dane is greatly agitated ogeg he ssstlef.
he save IA gss N..is
AL our alarm i iof ihs safety oi ths Ma
fionsi Democracy the safety al tbe ns-
tlonsl uckct We Say earnestly and EN-
phsuoslls that thsy are ia dsngef but
hlll is aoi in danger. - very nossrsts
calculation t0st a The Stss oi Nsx Aork.
under ans esnGtlon ~ circumstances hat
eau nov be hiou.hg about. he siii have IA
tue cemlnF election zO0e more voice fhsn
President Cleveland with ali the IA ar
wumFs
The World thinks there = ne mare reason
wbs Cleveland should publicly lodofse
Hill than that bs should Endorse "a. msE. =
lliinois kstson. of Indiana or sns othel
Democratic OUbsrnstorisl candidate
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

einEss u tas 4lfsa >tsL@s seaa 1ass Aa1
lle s1g41L@xs % Il. d 4ass f','- a. - r1&ka
eae4iatfon tcat z tas q ANS % lasse -
psas8us Al aot ossn ste0psd % FFez3sns
rIessl4ad. Valsa lf LAS iEesllaksa< Feiisi
- iaszs goor sIsx AL soossi z-ie@ stAffias
faaa4l IS ~ ss.lslsrs sac e4lsd t1sf hfsas
isf foar eo,ssIFy sad 4lins hat ssen sis~ls
sad K s4ca sf lssss ssasl5Ds 4sd fan Tor
fssnEF-nFs ysars. t4s t1-4l g gsDditufe fof
tb.m thrsasaa4t tnsL PERIOD sc1sd nSs
bsgs sln8aals1 - oas-s.xtn paft "
ths m8nsy -a-ch issofites 81 ne Treasury
sss askIaz - iEtefssS Ca m0nsF "a a. .
iosns,l 8uE - hem ~ TIE fr~ssQry. AP-
D.aass tbe Prssiazns 0f TIE LElted sisLss
ass 80 - sasssE ssisrs tes psople, al
i1s psopls have o. decide ~nstber t1s soF-
Dias money of ths United states hal uos
better 20 fsr relief for ths poor The i0ysi
TIE s1dsFiag ana the ssxrvisg amoEs t6s
Ual0n solaisrs th4a 20 rich Democratic
baaEsss IA W2ll-st-. Ubo Ted and fatisn
upon yo1f @Oasy snd nine. Applause.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04
A PANIC IN PRICES
Business on the Chicago Beard Opened
With . WhfrI To-day.

business on the Chicago bsAro Openeo
With . Whiri To-day.
CHICAGO. Oct. 3.-Y esterday's excited
opening on the board OF trade was q Sum-
rner zephyr 10 the prairie cyclsne. in COM
parison to the whirl with which business
began today. Everything was strong
and advancing. Tie wheat pit was
still q vortex around which the chief
interest circled, and December and
May options were the ones Which at
trsctsd everybSdy's attention. They opened
about 81 cents higher than last nights
close, and 30 urgent was the demand that
fractions no longer cut any figure in
marking the current values. A cent or two
either way was nothing TO those who
wanted to buy. and they took every offer
that came. December wheat opened at
Sill to $l.12, as nearly AS the reporters
could Approximate il, but it once sold at
Sl.14, and then jumping a cent at a bound
IL touched Sl.lS innde OF ten minutes
IL then weakened almost as rapidly. falling
TO LA May opened at SLIP TO $l.14. and
followed the same course as December. go
ing to Sl.l5 also, aud recediDg 10 Sl.l4t.
October sold ~ 81 IA TO Sl.l43. when traders
began TO take their breath after the whirl
OF excitement in December and May. No
vember sold at $I.l0t, and UP to $l.l5i
half an hour after.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04
Ii Leaves MishIEaa wool aAd Lumber
Intact.

WAsEIsoToS. Oct. 3.-Senstor Allison.
head of the Finance COMMITTEES. explains
the Senate tariff bill. so far as il affects In
dastries. by ssyisS that the two leading
Michigan staples. lumber and salt. are left
untouched to pay the same duties as before.
The Mills bill placed both OF these staples
on the free list. The Mills bill also
places Michigan grades of wool on the free
list. while the Senate bill slightly in
creases the duties on wool and woolsns.
IL makes direct issue for Michigan be-
tween these cheaper necessaries. affirmed by
the Democratic measure. and the prevailing
ideas ot,them. which The Senate bill con-
tinuss at old rates. Both Michigan Senators
are satisfied with the bill. for its items sf-
fecting Michigan men are as they urged
them. Lumber might have been reduced
from 81 TO $50. but tue two Michigan Sen
ators in the caucus aided in the decision
which kept it up to the full rate.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

Charles 2. Woodward, since July. 1896. in
the advertising department OF the Corri>r.
lefi last evening for Grand Rapids. where
be will tsse charge Of the local advertising
of the TrrsKAS- HrEhLn. the paper sstsb
lisbrd and controlled until recently bv
Lieyd Breeze. Mr.. Wood ward las beer q
faithful. energetic employs Of ths Co'sie.
and leaves toe sf5os with the geoo-viii oi
there is not one but vishe. for him al tie
bsppipsss and prosperity that can ss found
in future yesrs Before saying farewell
yesterday be was presented with . hand
soTns gold beaded csss by bis lat. fellow
verkers Saginaw Coseter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

DzrRorr. Oct. a--Ism~s G~rssas, on. 81
ths ucst popular hcsel men in Detroit. snd
one knovn throughout the ccantrr 70 the
travelling puhifc diea At lao o'elock this
morning Re wss pr0srtefoT q TEE t4ri e
~ois hrr-~. aad f0r fss issr six nonths hs
as seen a inssase sUferer fvoa i1tsrral
c.ace- The fsuaIlv wse s8n ssonsd 10 the
beisis@ son. rE~ 49,, ard fer tks east svs
dsv. th-- hsrs wAtcs~d hin pass s~sv.
without ssKn of consciousness - ais tsea
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

.stss.as sssssa.
HssTISs< Oct. s.-ig "a estimated that
there are iea thousand people in the city
today atssndax The Republican rally.
-Four hsuds snd tvo Gles clubs are enter.
tsininx ths ero~i There -as procesuon
tn the morning. and the pole y. started.
hut broke midvsv. and ore msa ~. tn
inrsd br fring plank. In the sfernosn
the crowd -ss entertained st the Court
House With music, and speeches bY Gov
srnor Lacs sud Hon. Iss D0nnsil After
DARK tksrs ~ss grand torchlisht procession
of sbout ave hundred torches. Hon Frank
Piami-Y. Of Nsrm0nt. spot. . crovd af
sooat SO. It wss q sriihsnt succsss n
srite af The ssd weather, sad many counter
stfr.-ffr,ns
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

WAsHISGToN. Oct "a brutal and IN
provoked murder took place thi, evening a.
the stables Of the Columbia Street Car line
Nelson Colbert . coorsd man. asked
seventy-yssr-oid Phillip Wen zel. the stable
~stchmsn. TO pay him for working 80
hOstler. The vstchmsn told him TO return
in the morning and see the Superintendent.
Colbert then drew pistol snd shst the
old man in the abdomen. Nsnzel died in
two hours Colbert had Rot been captured
st midnight
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

wrNxrFEs. Oct. s--Tbs FREE Prep made
formal charges yesterday that Premier
Grsez vsy entered iato srrsnrsrsBt ssvsn
months ago ~ith 70. Assitsbs Csstrsl
Railway ~ -sich n. vss 70 secure certain
legislation for the company. IN rstarn for
which ihs corporation w~ TO give him
- 500 20 csrrr eis e~0 election snd SO 90
- carry the cy0vincsi eseticns Grssn-
rsE q aot IN tas pr0-Iscs. sut kis cot
i-sgaes here sid thsy never beard snT-
ii nj II tae storY ard believed Il 70 have
been invented eat Of Whole Goth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04
AN HEROIC LITTLE GIRL.
Georgia Williams, of Parsons, kss.. saves
Babe from "a merribie Death

Parsons. Kan. Oct. 3.--Georgis. the 9
yesr-old daugb OF @. T. Williams. Of this
city. saved the life Of her baby brother last
night by her rsmsrksbls nerve and pres
encs OF mind. During the temporary Ab
sencs Of her parents . burning lamp fsl
into the crib upon the sleeping child. sDo
Georgia, the only one present. instantly %
cured blanket from an sdioiuing room
pulled the bsbv out OF the crib and smoth
cred the Ere out Of its clothes. She carrie
il into the yard, and she then turned hsi
attsn lion 10 the FIRE inside the room snt
beat IL out with . piece OF carpet Tb.
crib and carpet were destroyed. but the cir.
and baby we're not much burned
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

Du1U7H. or S-Tasrs srs over four
hundred sns sftv csses Of iypboid IN Du-
lab. ard 80 sp.denie sgpesr, - % grow
i.z A. L0k.'s Hospital there are
fhirfv- b ozses. nary - thsrs serious
snclsdfnk CSC & the nnr~ss ard sf -
Nsrv tesrs srs sross tfv-sisht e.s~s -
-Aies sarne ara s-ves-. ~siie na~sers -
isolated css~s are tbicxlF ecssse-e5 s-ou15
tas risy. a ss~eer - sssxss ks~- -
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04
CHANGED DAILY


Know al men and women fhbi freedom
from the sFssp of tbe HARD Goa Monopoly
and sxpeBFive wood foe nssy ~ obisined
by every one ~ using fue' f-o-thirds
soft oosi and ODs.fhiro coke mixed tofefh-
er. This foe suitable Tor steam fsrvsa~s
bot cir furnaces sno The Home Comfort
cooking rsuge*. We have sole iarfe num-
be- sf tteee Tsngsf sua evers customer 10
lous in their prniss. TIE oven being made
of tkiD wrought sieel vii 10 ready for bsf-
iDF iH iiYs Minutes sftef the ffrs y stsrted.
sDd viii ~ tbs vofk with one bs.f tue faef
rsquires ~ any Other stove The 6rz back
"a provided vita fingers which o. up rffh
ssses sne css never burn out The bodv
Of tss stove - ruaos 81 usilesbls iron and
can never bfess The bot vetef hessors
s1tsno around tvo sides ~ ths ffs bsr snd
wiil beat mere vsisr thar sus ofhrf stvls
We are selling fbess stoves 81 onf we'll
Known bargain prices and gusssntes tb~rn
~ give ureuusils sstsfsrfion fft us ssfl
Yor one Tvo frsiss oous With efer~
stsvs-ons for cos spo ens iof wood Plrs
can be f.pi a. nignt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04
They Arrive ut Wabash.

btNosy,, NNAtSNss-.VNsNN
WABASH. Ind, Oct. 3.-The Grand Rapids
excursionists arrived here at $50 p. m.
about four hours behind schedule time. and
remained half an hour for supper. All the
arrangements are well planned aud the
members of the party are enjoying the trip
greatly. The train attracted much stten-
ton along the way. and was surrounded,by
crowds at every stepping plsce
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04

JscEsoEvIILt Oct 3-Tkers we're sew
snty thsee Rev cases and SIX deaths during
the tvsnty-iour hours ending si .. m. To-
dsv The deaths we're !. ] Dsuisi. NJ.
stewart Uup. David Jonnsob- Edns White.
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vsissesat Ars II x fngrsssn = in .
critical condition. Rev A G. RsfhouF no
q ID today va Episcopal rector - bsviiia
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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04
REMsAsrs or THE STORM
Esesssriag tss Bodies sf the Drowned
-Tas wiissa Probably Goas D0Ws-


-fhs wilsSs Probably Goas D0Ws-
CHxBoYeAs. Oct. 3-'fhs steamer Atlantic.
sbieh arrived here this msTniag. left
Albsna al II as night Al that tine moth
ing had been heard Of the propeller Wilson.
snd nothing sss seen OF her BY the At
isatic on her passsEe here. The Wilson
N4s lAst sssn EBh her spsrs gone and the
crew Of the Rogers. OF the Wilson's tOs.
state positively hat they saw The Wilson
70 down With al hands on board.
P0af hUsos. Oct. 3.-A Tug Is ashore
about hftsen niles up The Canadian coast.
snd IL 4, thought that the crew have es-
cAoed slthOuxs shs vssssl Is badly used up
PoEr SAsILAC. oct. 5.-Ine bodies Of the
nse people from The barge ST. Clair, drowEed
here yesterday morning. when the Sand
Beach lifs-bOst swamped. havs oil. been
recovered and will be sent 10 their friends.
Capt G. III. Jsne-. one OF the untortunates.
lived "a Bay CITY. where be Was well
known he leaves widow ana daughter
eleven years old. He Was = man of con-
sidersbls property, owning some real estate
IN Bay Gty and third interest in the ST.
Clair. J. W.WsstcOtt. Of Detroit. owning the
rrsf of her
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04
OUTLOOK At DECATUR

A Cold Wave Checks the Plague st Dsos-
tar.
DEcsTUE. Als.. Oct. 3.-The cold vsve
has made the outlook more encouraging.
-Four csses have been reported during the
past twsnty-four hOurs besides one OF two
doubtful ones. Two deaths have occurred.
Dr. Black and . negro named Orr he
SICK are ali reported ia good condition.
Several patients have beeB dismissed ss
cured dur ng the past dfy. leaving only
about fourteen cases under trestmsBt
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-04
Philadelphia. IA; Indianapolis. 3.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-The Phillies had
an easy time defeating the Hoosiers in to-
days game. pounding Shreve at will.
Sanders kept the visitors hits well scattered
and was given faultless suppost Deiahanty,
Irwin and Bassett made some marvelloue
stops, while Fogarty. Wood and Aulhnty
carried of the batting honors. Following
s the score:
PhilAfe phia. .........-2 0 o 1 TIA
Indianapolis .--.---.--..o o o.
Bsse hits-P hiladelpbis. 13: Indianapolis I2
phis. o. indianapolis, s.
Batteries es-Sadnders and Clements schreve and
Buckley