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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-03-02
A Pathetic War story,

One day in 1862 Sidney Shivers, of
Webster, Ga, then IS years of age, en-
tered his father house. and, divesting
himself of his hat and clothes. dressed
himself in the uniform of Confederate
soldier, in order to enter the southern
army, in the meantime hanging the hat
and clothes that he once Wore upon a peg
in his room. From that day to this the
hat and clothes have hung III that same
place, not a hand having been allowed TO
touch them III all that time, for they
have been held sacred to the memory of
the young Confederate soldier who
placed them there. The life of Sidney
Shivers went out soon after he entered
the army, but these mute memorials of
the boy who once Wore the gray still
hang where they We're placed by him
twenty SIX years untouched III all
that time Chicago Herald
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-03-02

An association of Scotchmen is about
to bring out an edition % the poets of all
nations in which all illusions to wine or
any intoxicating drink will be- expur-
gated. Their work will probably sell as
curiosity, but think of their own great
poet, Burns, of Shakespeare, of any of
TIE older poets, thus expurgated. Moth
ing would then remain for fanatical
vandalism than to produce an expur-
gated edition of the Scriptures.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-03-02
A Fortunate Quartet.

Among the messenger bows in the
service of the first telegraph Office opened
in Pirtsburg. Pa, years ago We're four
known respectively as Andy. Bob. Billy
and Harry. This quartet has won both
fame and fortune. Andy Carnegie is
one of the richest men in the United
States, Bob Pitcairn is general agent
and superintendent of the western.
division of the Pennsylvania railroad,
Billy Moreland is city attorney of
Pittsburg and Harry Oliver has made
fortune in steel and narrowly missed a
seat in the United States senate. Evil
IDENTIFY the messenger boys of former
times were ..h,istlers ~ New York
World
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-03-02

tariff line. This il true whether the bill
becomes a law or is defeated. That there
will be an uproar surprising all past
rows over the tariff may be confidently
expected, The country may expect to
dine and sup on tariff, to meet that COM
bination of six letters at every turn until
the November election It had to come
some time and it has come now.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-03-02
SUNDAY TRAINS.

At Palatka connects with the Florida South
ern Railway, JacksonS lille, Tampa and Key
West Railway, and St. Johns and Halifax
Railroad and st. Johns River steamers to and
from all points in South Florida
Connects at Tocoi with st. Johns River
steamers to points in South Florida.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-03-02
Mr.. w. Coyerdale,

LATE PRECENToR OF BEVERLY MIN
sTER, England, is now prepared TO give lessons
in both Vocal and Instrumental Music. Will
also tune and repair all kinds of Musical In
struments. Forty years experience.
P. o. Address, Meanwhile, Fla.
de3-3moeod&w
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-03-02
TRAINS GOING NORTH
CONNECTIONS.

Trains No. and make connection at Day.
tona with steamer leaving 80 A. IN. following
for Port Orange, New Smyrna. Titus
vile and Rockled2e.
Trains No. 2 and make close connection at
Rolleston with ferry for Jacksonville and ST.
also with steamers for points on st.
Johns and Oeklawaha Rivers.
U. j. WHITE. W. III. PIN9REE,
Pres. G. p. A.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-03-02
MEDICAL.

For "worn-0ut.s 5. rundown" debilitated
school teachers millners, seamstresses, house
keepers and over-worked women generally,
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the best
of all restorative tonics. 1t is not = Cure-aE "
but admirably fulfills a eingieness of purpose,
being a most potent Specific for all those
Chronic Weaknesses and Diseases peculiar to
women 1t il powerful, general as well as
uterine, tonic and nervfne, and impart6 vigor
and strength to The whole system. It promptly
cures weakness of stomach, indigestion. bloat-
ing, weak back. nervous prostration. debility
and sleeplessness. IN either SEX VavOrife Pre-
scription is sold by druggists under our posi-
fiue guarantee. See wrapper around bottle.
Price $1.0O, or six bottles for $500.
A large treatise on Diseases of Women, pro-
fusely Illustrated with colored plates and ntl-
merous wood-cafs. sent for 10 cents in stamps.
Address, WORLDS DTsPENS-.Ry MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION. 662 Main Street, Buffalo, n Y.
SICK HEADACHE, Bilious Headache
and Constipation. promptly cured by
DR.. Pierce's Pellets. &c. vial
by druggists.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-03-02

Mosquitoes in China have very
poisonous sting. In a Tientsin hospital
there were at one time this summer man
with 4iI ahscess in his face and another
with blood poisoning from the bite 81 tbs
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-03-02
Abraham L,nco,a.s Bible.

4 Bible which tie citizens of Baltimore
gave to Abraham Lincoln was until re-
Gently in possession of his son, Robert T.
Lincoln. The ex-secretary Of war not
long ago presented this Eiide TO an
Episcopal mission in a suburb If Chicago.
The mission IS soon to erSct !. tlslisiing
which vii i.s e..s.,ssyi u. u
church.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-03-02
Honey to Loan

A TEN PER CENT. INTEREST AND
IA Commissions, ON Florida improved and
productive property, in city and county.
Apply to Bank of Seville, Seville, Florida.
In first application describe the security
fully as possible.
NJ. f. ROBINSON,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-03-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pineapple Plants for Sale.
nol9-d&w6rn

OkCENTS PER DOZEN, $50 PER HUN
10 DRIED, SIC. 90 per thousand. Special rates
in large orders. THOS. E. RICHARDS.
Proprietor Eden Pineapple Plantation, Eden
indian River Florida. oc4-d&w2m
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
A REARTLESS MOTHER
THROWS Hea sAss FaoM a TRAM
The Calls Feaaa Cot in rwe-fks rsrriels
Crltss Cossas4isfsd "a the Miehix@B Gen.
trail Railroad Near fssPesE Tee
tsFd2y 8sFsiaE.

BAY CfF4 Mich.. Jan. e0.-Chisf Of Poles
Murphy this m0raias arrested Hattie
Oney She threw her mOaths-old bAbs
81 Michigan Csalral Railroad train wblls
it wss IA motion, near Lapssr. The child
was found eus in two. The passengers on
The train noticed the woman 20 ont on the
p stiorm and retarn 10 the car without tae
child. They became suspicious snc after the
arrival o. the train, tracked her TO the
Campbell House IA this city, aud then
notified an officer, who arrested here.
The woman j. crippled. with one lex gone.
and she walks with erateh. she was
sleeping senndiy when the offcer entered
her room this morning. Her name a. given
the police is as stated above. Hattie olney.
and she says bat hei father is n blacksmith
living in Vanderbilt Mich. The child was
illegitimsis aud the father OF II lives in
Wisconsin. The woman says that she went
on the platform and slipped. aud dropped
the child scciIentally. When first arrested
and asked where The child was. she told
tue officer that her sister hsd met her aud
had taken il. She has clearly committed
q most cold-b -blooded, inhumsn aud pre-
fnedtzted crime. and shows little or no
feeling IN the matter
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
The BILLIARDS.
They are sim Raging In Iowa. Wisconsin
and Minnesota.

and Minnesota
M,RsHtLLrowE, Ia, Jan. sO.-A cold
wave. accompanied By high wind bat no
snow, prevails this morning. The temper
zturs reached nineteen below last night.
The wind has blown the snow OF all the
roads in Central lows more cr less. Both
the Central Iowa and Chicago. ST. Paul &
Kansas City have bad freights in the snow
since yesterday preventing the passage Of
other trains
Ia Csossr, Wis. Jan 20-Ths cold spell
vnlch hsd its beginning Friday noon. Jan
nary 13. and which il still in vigorous
progress, e the most severe and continuous
In the history Of the city. With but q
single exception the mercury has not been
above zero since January :. and during four
successivs days and nights the temoersture
did not get above - degrees below zero.
TIE spirit Thermometer registered IS de-
zrses oslow zero Monday morning. which
has been sggailei bat onee siacs the signal
station vas established here. sixteen years
$50. Freight trains we're abandoned oa the
roads for three DAYS ending Monday, .nd
passenger trains have been indefinitely de-
lsyed on AL ines No loss Of life las 0c-
curred ss vet
WlNoNs. sian.. Jan. oo-Ths cold wave
caused drop Of a. degrees the theflnoua-
rt1A h-1 F'CttA- ~ NTA'H hat% AHtfttA-s
Ths w.sther is clear and fres from ssornl
bus accompanied By a wl0d from the west
Which ilis the railroad cufs aud causes a
blocste vest ~ 81. Peters.
NrSVstP1Irs an. - It has besrs clear and
enid here today. Win 10 Indications of
snos ard nos much wia3 The mercury
stoof A. s4 degrees eeiow 8urn- tae aiyat
sni = so~ ~ q degrees.
WsrERroTs Dsk. Ian. D.-rhe mer-
curT wse .5 degrees below At s tbs morn
ing AZ rsilrssd rave il suspended again.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
THE BODIES EYHUMED
aREsr EXCITEMENT N ocEAsaa CO.
Tia ssfsIs<r<.~ a-rsla's' Csrr-ss-eas.x
tissz. 80 .1sas Of 80 Aseisi@-s Ss-r
sh~lby aasa faasx2@eoa
rs.xFd fs.1aE GtlisE1.


5HELBF. Mica. Jan. 5o.-ths fELzssAz-
HEzALD correspondent waited me ssll that
ss4risf The 100 bsys reported 70 y0c yes-
tsrd4y. arriving tbs IorsDson a. IL ~, Just
a. ths ssdy of ths laFssst hoy, ~ss al
s4rthsd- Tie asay VA brcaght % ne
Aou.s /. ss~ minutes affsr that. snd that Of
tns smallest boy sss re.cned yesterday al
y N Both sssvs ssre found IN a standing
oosilioa, TIE Smaller beng Esout eight feet
sooss toe izrgex. There ssrs no msfss or
osuis.. oa sitAsF. showing that th<y Gisd
frou sua0csLlsn irn lassii4tsiy amer the vel
cassd The Nsst - hideoos look
fnx hole, beink Asoat eight iset
across Al the top sika . ixrgs rock protrud-
isx OGl from ons ade sboet a toot. and .
located sb0gt twenty rods from the house.
ID. r. Walters dla the digging with the
assistance u about tssnty other men. and
suFbinx vas used fresly. The sarth handed
ap vas the best kind OF oaildin< sand-
A. least so persons have visited
The scene, and m0fs would have
aoae 50. had n0t the severe ssos
sforsa prsventsd The Coroaers Jury,
composed OF o. h. Mead A L. Cobb. Angus
Rankin, George Bsnnlas. George IL. Eddy
aod CLARK smith. we're in attendance. and
Prosecuting Attorney stephens Was also
there.
Aftsr yissinx the bodies an adjournment
vas had until the Zith, when they viii
meet in Coroner r. a scott . ball Ia shelby
"a Isks testimony.
The affair sxciies everyone, and many
lard expressions rejecting on the Young
mao Glilstr mag De heard from AL sides
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
CHOkED TO DEATH.
J<so>- p So~ffn Executed In she Cam
bridge. Mass. Jail

J<soes p Nowffn Execut-d In she Cam
brfd<s. Mass. Jail
Bosrox. Jan. 2i.--James E. Nowdn was
hanged At Cambridge Jail early this morn
ing for the murder Of George A. Cadman.
bis employer, on Jan. 4. 1887. The death
sentence Vas executed without an oc-
currencs Ia mar the proceedings and
Nowlin's death. at lesst 50 far ss bis con-
sciousness vas concerned. was instsn-
famous.
A: . O'Clock this morning Sheriff Gushing
sHtsrsd The cell and read the death var
rant Nowlfn booked calm during the read
tns and seemed less moved than the sheriff
himself Handouts were then placed on
The prisoners wrists sad the party stepped
from thu cell door % the platform on the
scaifoid No.in walked with q hrm step
n bis POSITION on the center OF the drop.
The straps vsre then adjusted around MS
legs and arms. Chaplain Bartlstt odered
prayer.
when The sheriff asked Nowlin II he had
anything 70 say before Se died. NOElin re-
Piled.
Nothing. cnly that I an about square
ard really - de. ! feel that God has tor
given NE. and 1 feel than <fal 70 you for
what you have done
The Moose was fhsn slipped over his head
the black cap adjusted. the trap sprung and
he met death. that followed almost instant
". With the lirmness that be bal shown
tbr1u the trying Ceremony. The tall OF
ar feet bad siocsted bis neck and caused
tbe loss OF consciousness instantly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
ADVICE TO coNaRESs.
onsrsd sy the National BEARD of Trade at
Washington.

WAszSoros. Jan. 0.-rhe National
Board Of Trade today sdOptsd resolution
asking Congress 70 amend the nstursliza-
ton avs. rhis resolution provides that no
person can be naturslized and given the
rights Of citizenship who does not bear aud
dlsplay % the court applied TO for nsturAli-
salton papers. a dllV authenticated ceftih-
cate from The customs officer setting forth
the date Of the arrival OF such person. the
place OF entry into this eOuntry, the port
whence be departed for this country, the
Slsoe Of nativity and the country he shall
have isft- The question OF the revision OF
the laws relating TO banking was discussed
aud resolution adopted favoring . revision
aud codincsrion of the national banking
laws also q resolution advocating the re-
funding OF the present four per cent. debt
OF the United States NJ a low rate OF Interest.
% Do redeemable IN annual installments
from 1891 % 1921, with a vie " To the use of
the new loan as security for the circulate ng
notes Of the national banks. also resolu-
ton urging the repeal OF the law providing
for "a Q compulsory purchase Of silver bui-
lion
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
fAlrH CURES rAsm.
sirsnEs scenes ~ Assssss "a shs >e~
Msnsonits Charcb in Reading.

hasAAtsAtt@ hAt&A - ks1A@AAa-
HKw NoEK. Jsn. 2oA Reading Pa.
psciAl says. Believers ia ths isiin euns
treated strange sceaes in the hAaasoIas
aew Nennonits Church on Nogsh fenth-st
Yesterday. The oharch w&s packed - sat
@oAll9n. The sxeitsment vas Of = eharso
er that might cause on-looksrs 70 imagiDs
themselves living ia the dsys Cf miracles
lseIe probably Nss not greater lsith, even
la Israel. thsn wss msnitssted b. ssule ID
ae psoFls il attendance upon tie iaiin
cure ooDNtntloD.
A sermon by he Rsy. y. ". Berk hslssl
opened the QrOcee3iaxs The the Rev. Nj
AusseimEn, OF bethlehem. delivered a siir
Eng address urging reliance upon the Lord
instead OF upon aoctofs Ia times of hlck
ness.
Ia the midst Of al appeal 70 tie people
60 have greater ialtb. coupled with sn
sUfrance that prayer Cat hesi al Ills, a
young mao named Mahlon Nsiscbw enasr
trom Aa5ura. rusiiea 10 the kiiar. which
was BOW surrounded by a half dozen clergy.
inen. The young man exclaimed. Il su
suffering With consumption. gave ul
medicines, sad now / rely on the Lord 10
cure me. ] want your prayers, al Oi you.
sobeing aloud he sank on bis kases. snc
The clergyman called far prayers. Then
three women iefl their seats and weat for
ward. A woman named MIS-. Breuisei
said: Il have suffered twenty years Ia nly
head. / believe ia prayer l have isiia
and / believe Jesus will cure ne.
She. too. fell upon bef kuees IN prayer,
the audience and a number OF clergy mea
offered feryent prayers. Strong men sept
women swooned. and the congregation wss
excited. The ministers gathered shout lht
sick and, laying hands upon thssr heads
ip1plored the spirit of God 10 descend and
heal the afflicted penitensly kneslng a. the
altar. During this time strong personal
appeals were made By other minisiefs "a
sick people in the audience TO come forward
and be healed.
Here's one who cannot get through the
crowd" exclaimed voice in the rear of tae
church. The deacons at once responded
and carried Young woman suffering with
spinal disease 10 the excited. weeping pray
ing throng about The altar. Meanwhile the
choir sang, TIE consumptlye young man
WAS overcome under his great mental
strain, ana he fell prostrste Oh TIE hoor. A
hali-hour oil prayer service was kept Up,
while the clergy ymen urged the applicants
for cure 10 continue strong in their faith
Several women testified 10 their renewed
strength and expressed belief that they
would be cured.
For an hour az least this exciting service
was continued AZ its close the sufferers
departed with light hearts and were told 10
come again. The convention with BE- in
session ali the week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

D~tross sport. Lsss $1,000 oa . Battle
VITA sffiw2akss Biv<ls.
s<-~s>ses v>eaN<- sNers-
Dkrso<x. Jsn- IA great cooking main
took place here tnis afternoon between Nil
ssakee snc Desrsst sports. the third one
this Winter The irst vas won by Milwsu-
kss and ias second by Detroit. This was
10 decade TIE Superiority. A 10 the presi-
Gus marches H Was seven birds side, $50
each battle and 800 on the odd tight. II
Was even up 10 lhs seventh which was given
by ksieree Cabbage Bill sullivan OF De-
roit, % Milwaukee on the count The De
roit s9orts who had lost fully $1,000 on
this one battle alone raised a hosl and as
on all other occ2<aons Cabbage Bill mAds
coed ais escape
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
Trusts tn BE Investigated.

WAsHINGroS, Jan O.-Mr. Mason's bill
providing for an investigation of trusts and
combinations was taken mp by the House
Committee on Manufacturers today, aud
after a short discussion, which disclosed tn e
fact that the committee is unanimous in irs
support favorable report was ordered. IL
is expected that q favorable report will be
made early next week. and will recommend
that . committee De authorized 10 invesii-
gate ali trusts affecting the coal. sugar and
mining industries and other kindred sub
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

CHICAGO. Jan. 20.-Phil Armour denies
the report that he Is borisg well 81 War
renton, thirty-hve miles from this city. on
the st. Paul Road, with hopes Of finding
natural gas. The gas continues to burn
freely 81 the Leland Hotel. Cookies brewery
aud other places il has oeen discovered re-
Gently, and wells are oeing located daily in
various parts Of the city in expectation that
high pressure OF natural gas in great
quantity wlll be strnck shorty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
consu, at P..o del Nort.. Mexico.

WAsHISeroS. Jan. 20.-Bedford MacksY,
the son of Judg. Msckey of South Carolina,
now residing az Bismarck, ID. T., has been
appointed consul at Paso del Norte. Mexico,
In the place of Judge Brigham, who has
been promoted &c the consulate at Jamaica.
Mr.. Mackey. although a young man. has
been IN the consL ar service for some years.
serving drst st Bio Grande de Sui, Brazil,
and at Nu-vo Laredo. Mexico. He is now
IN the city and will start for his new post
as soon as be receives bis instructions.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
Opposing Government Telegraph.

WAsHISsroS. Jan. 20.-The Senate post
Office committee called to order this morn
ing and DR.. Norvin Green, President of the
Western Unioo Telegraph Company. ad-
dressed the commitsee IN opposition to the
Government telegraph bills. DR.. Green
Was followed by Gardiner G. Hubbard,
who spoke over an hour in favor of the
establishment of a Government system of
telegraph. The committee adjourned in
definitely At the conclusion Of Mr.. Hub
bard's renarxa
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

CEICAso, Jan. 0.-Nyam Nalpuss. the
Ingenious timer who tspfsd the People =
Gas Ligat and Coke Company under bis
boarding house and 8sed about 200o0 isei
Of the cOmpanYs product before tae leak
was discovered. was hsid in $500 70 the
Criminal Court ~ Justics Ssuily yesterday
Foreman Aaann-y, Of tAe gas company
With 0f8osrs Tvrsli snd Daily. csagbt % 2
tinsmIfh IN the scs II showing the ga
fans - = party Of sstonishsa nelzb5oTs
ana ca n8isg taet the gas rss assursl
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
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CHARLES BENSOk'S CASE.
TIE ExtrAdition Proceedings In Progress
at New York,

NEW YORK. Jan. 20.-The extradition
proceedings against Charles Benson. the
rowing swindler who yictimized Mexicsns
TO the e1tsnt Of $4,000 by selling bogus
Patti opera tickets. began today before
United States Commissioner Lyman.
Benson's lawyers had three Mexican wit
nesses who happened in town st the time OF
Benson's arrest also msrshsed Mana
ger Abbey and Sub Manager MAYER. The
old complaint Of forgery was Withdrawn by
toe prosecution and instead Benson was
charged with forging the name of Henry f.
Abbey 10 a letter and that of Marcus X.
Mayer 10 the thestrical tickets, both oi
which acts were committed in the city OF
Mexico. A number OF witnesses were ex-
smined. after whick. at the request of
Abbey's counsel, the case was continued
for one weox
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
oos s.s GOOD rsEo.


WAsHIsGTos. Jan. -. - Post master Gsa-
erzl Daekssson todsy promulgated rules
aud regulations IN conformity sith fhs
ns~ las iast pa4ssd o. Congress and sigase
bg the President today. respecting peg-
H'issibls writing aai prisuHs on secoad.
third snd i0artn class matter Under tas
regulations restrictions as 10 writ
ing upon third md f0arIa class
matter are substantially the same zs
under the Old az bat ia seaerxi al re-
stricrions az ~ printing Ga these tsO classes
0f matter srs removed. except a. % the
rese. y4tl0n Of space necessary TOR addressing
matter and plaeiss postage stamps oa it, "a
ali cssss. dIrectioas f0s transit. delivery. for
wsnding or return 70 be aesIasd part Of the
address
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

JErFxzsoSvrbLk Ind. Jan 20.-Cbsrles
BYsrs. Joha Marshall snd James Carlton.
II Orange county. arrived 81 the peniten-
tisry yesterday for burglary. The night
before leaving Psoii they sttemofed %
break jsil. BTsrs psni0ning Sheriff Pierce.
Who brought them wstsr The h-roism Of
Nr.. Pierce prerentsd A escape. With r.
volver IN hand she commanded them TO
stand BACK. On tbeir coming on sbe 8red.
piercinx me has Of Marshall That stopped
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

Csrcsso. Jan. ~ Ms-hims. r. Tsiyi
ar three Jspsnsse manufacturers from To-
koharns -ho are a. the Grsnd Pacific They
wake paper and oaints and sre travelling
around he sorld for pleasure and new
IDEAS. They propose "a remain IN this conn
trx I've Or three months. and m Chicago
two or three dsvS Yesterday theF drove
si,out. and N the evening want - he thea
ire. Nr. 3oshins sresks English intslli-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

WAsHISsroS. Jan. %. After n personal
explanation from Mr.. Springer. of Illinois.
relating 10 MS connection with the case in.
volving the rights OF the United States Ia
the appropriation made for the PhilsdslDhia
centennial IN 1876. the House proceeded to
the consideration OF the Thoebe-Carlisie
contested election.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

Cornelius ssoats~ick syoath Of perhaps
"a vas arrested lsst night for srssling =
pockee-5ook contsini1z s. II money. dee
hi8 All vAiaabie pin rom 81 sh1~
ease iu : isweiry store isw tsFs aga TIE
p'lrs- belonged 10 a yoaaE lsdF asBorner.
ara the bog 80 sdnsit4esl ia zahk
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

IosIA. Jan. ga IRE here last night de-
sfroysd two old wooden buildings. land
marks IN this eity. owned oy the Tower
estate on Mafn-st.. opposite ths ley
House. One sas occupied oy Aniba x
Acad. grocers, sho had an insurance of
$500 and osf about 81. 90. The other vas
Scammsl & Lounic's meat market; insur-
ancs, 81 so, and loss s.. 500. Loss on build
inxs small Good work vas done in con-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21
LACKED A QUORUM.
The Vote tn the House On the Thosbe-
Carlisle Contest.

WAsHTSerOs. Jan. 20.-The Thoebe-Csr-
Isle contested election case was taken up
length, after which the resol ution
OF the majority OF the Com
nittee on elections, which confirms the
title OF Carlisle to his seat. was put on its
passage. The Republicans with the excep-
uon OF thrce or four who voted in the
Affirmative. refrained from voting. on the
ground that they had not sufficient infor-
nation upon which 10 act, and the vote
was announced: Yeas, 40; nays. 3-no
quorum The House then adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-21

EIcHLsSn. Jan. 2O.-Ths @ j. & NJ. Rail
road 10 nov consecssd with the Chicago,
kalamazoo A Saginaw at Richlsnd juno
ton, The Y having been complsted. Freight
In ear ioads Is being shipped 10 Kalamazoo
from this place. Tns c., j. & NJ. have also
complstsd their line TO Jackson snd parties
can ship without breaking oalk direct to
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