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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-12
Myrtle Peck.

lis stated that Miss Myrtle Peek, who
has the reputation of being the best
female long distance rider in the United
States, will visit Los Angeles toward the
end of the month. She has recently
astonished the people at San Francisco
by her wonderful feats.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-12

The Governor Endorses the Sherfff's
ActtOn-TrOOps Being Sent Away.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, December LEX
citment over the affair of Saturday night
has abated. Governor Seay came up from
Montgomery last night and said this
morning he would keep the troops here
~ long as there was any evident neces-
sity for them.
The Governor had an interview with
Sheriff Smith to-day, and said afterwards
that he endorsed the Sheriff and was
glad Jefferson county had a Sheriff who,
no matter how painful his duty, could
uphold the law. Beginning tonight the
troops will be sent away, one company
at time, until all are gone.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-12

The Cucamonga Land and Fruit Com
pany has driven its longes: tunnel l 800
feet into the red-bench land, and OBJ
tanned in it alone seventy-fve inches of
water.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-12

There is q fig tree at Horse Shoe Bar,
on the American River, forty feet high
with spread Of fifty-seven feet. It has
two branches four feet in diameter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-12
Undeiiyered Teiegrams.

The following are the kilograms re.
naming at the Western Union telegraph
Office up to 10 O'Clock last night: Mrs.
Mary Fitzpatrick, ]. s. Hardacer, Lee
Guthrie, ]. G. Scribner, II. H. Lefever.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-12
More than the Requisite speed.

PHILADELPHIA, December g. The
speed of the dynamite gun cruiser Vesu-
yius, constructed for the Government by
Cramps was tested yesterday afternoon
over measured course of 15-l00 knots.
This was covered by the Vesuvius in IL
minutes and As seconds, speed of 21
47-l0O knots per hour. The contract calls
for 20 knots per hour.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-12

Angostura Bttters. the celebrated appetizer,
Of exquisi ite flavor, - used all over the world
Dr.. J. g. B. siesert 4 Sons, sole manufacturer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-12

PASADENA is going on with her sewer
|eystem and seems to have confidence in
Che West process.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

ttVacati0n,' to Give Place to ssUpside
Down.,
The Days in Vacation drew a good
house again last night. The play will be
produced for the last time here this even
ing and after that Upside Do,pn will take
its place.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-12

HARTFORD, Connecticut, hi
voters. Of this number only 6c s,D
failed to vote.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-12
NEXT WEEK,

The new theatre on Spring street will
be opened next Monday with "Miss
Jefreys Lewis" as the star and Diplom.
acy as the attraction. The Grand will
be closed next week except on Monday
night.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-12

An expert claims that more oil lies
q ider the California soil than under that
of Pennsylvania.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-12
Eastern Echoes.


dent.elect Morton left this afternoon for
Indianapolis, to confer with Harrison.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, December 1.-THE
Royal coal breaker at Pleasant Valley
was destroyed by fire this evening. Loss,
100000.
WILMINGTON, Del, December 11.-A
rumor is current that the Diamond
Match Company plant has been sold to a
syndicate.
CHICAGO, December 1.-Two mys-
terious well-dressed prisoners are under
arrest for supposed completely in the
Shufeldt dynamite explosion yesterday.
Nothing definite can be learned.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, December IL
Miss Bynum and Miss Lewis, aged 20
and 18, respectfully. were struck by a
train while walking on the railroad track
near Alexander last evening and in
stantly killed.
New YORK, December 11.-Jack Fal.
Ion, Of Brooklyn, who is matched to spar
fifteen rounds with Tom Lees, the Aus
tralian, to-day challenged Dominick Nc
Caffrey to spar him ten or twenty
rounds, or fight him to finish for from
81 900 to $4,000 side. Queensberry or
London rules.
ST. LOUIS, December ia Republic
special from Mount Pleasant, Tex, says
News was received from Cookville to.
night that the dwelling of John B. King
was burned early this morning, with
King, wife and six children. 1t is be-
lieved that the family were murdered
and the house fred to conceal the crime.
PITTsBURG, December 11.-Miss Mollie
Ross, an aged lady living near Union
town, was horribly tortured last night by
burglars for the purpose or securing
money she was supposed to have in the
house. The rascals bound her with
heavy cords, applied lighted candle to
her feet and left severe bruises upon her
body with clubs.
TOLEDO, O., December. IL 1.eTwenty-
five or thirty Pennsylvania switchmen
struck to-day for an advance in wages.
Their places have been partially filled.
The switchmen in Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton, and in the Toledo and Ohio
Central yards some eighty or ninety men
in all went out this afternoon, and the
indications are that the strike will extend
further.
RICHMOND, Va, December 11.-At q
SOAAOACACO VI C1lO lcdQcIS VI Lu0 dIltl-ua
hone wing Of the Republican party to-
night, it was decided to prepare state.
ment, to be submitted to President-elect
Harrison, of the manner in which they
assert General Malone mismanaged the
campaign in Virginia. by which the
electoral ticket was lost.
New YORK, December 1.-THE will of
Mahlon Sands, the patent medicine man,
which was submitted to the Surrogate
for confirmation, has been sustained. 1t
disposes of several millions of dollars.
His widow, Mary M Sands, is niece of
Vice -Presidsnt-elect Morton. All his
children, except Mabel, child by his
first wife, whose mother provided for
her, are well taken care of by the
testator.
RIvERHEAD, L. l., December Ill
Francis Asbury Hawkins was hanged |
this morning for the murder of his |
mother, because she opposed his marri-
age with young woman to whom he |
was engaged, named Hattie Schreck.
The deed was committed in October.
1887. Hawkins was connected with
many prominent people hereabout. Re-
Gently his girl smuggled a file into his
cell to assist him to escape.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-12
N..,ce 10 mail subscribers.
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 1s. 1888.

OFFICE OF PUBLICATION, 1885 West secont
street, between Spring and Fort, Los Angeles.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

r+e&~-sff - " ~ 8tlss A1-aff - 80 .
L Ps~s Fsala4aia Qasssion.
TIE fsiigwiak iztsrs.ss Niih senator J.
, B4ecoex Of Ss1ilse csaaty, sss Paa-
.ssne.' ia Saturday Detroit Jsss- allk
-Wzs1 rsseh 81 Masquetis. 90 he 'f1es-
czy ssisfs sleelisn s4i1 siai< 1eEsr0r J.
y BAscoek. - ne Jo.raa5 yesterday, Il
found Cniisd states District Atforues Sea-
sias ~ er4ao kapisa. o. b. <foaaa, re
a. iqezsea - ne ~ ke H3znsgisk soe essl
paiEn for bss-a though eieaei SANFORD,
81 Laas.as. -as he eslsHsl0ls bfeen Ioail-
ass
'+fls Democrats lad p'sntY Of money
bat have 40 ea2rkss - MAKE szziuzt tns "a
sof ne way lhey conducted tue esmpslsa.
save that | think they uay have false& tne
Ioney snong zee traders and 0seu IL as
thsy szia ~ there, 70 el-cl = apfstecfiosist.
''0i cCurss TIA Rspu 5lIe2ns rn<de stsoag
nsas Tor protection. ard tbis the Democrats
aAsssrsd by ssyink thsl bfeea sss Just -
good pfoseenoDist IS Segn nour here
-as nos a word lasoriug Tree trade spoken
Ia ths c4ApAiea oY either AIDE.
iiow 30 yOu explain ths I.cs thai Ne
nominee breeas county, went back on him
tEis linisG'
~Slmely by the fact that the labor Oresn-
izalloUs srsdr0ppIDg cut OF politics. Two
years $50 teey Ssfs vel 0rEanizsa Tor p9-
itlesi Sorx Now they are not Ihen,
sgsi0. ths Republicans had = good oFgani-
ssiior .u Aenom.Hee.
~ hat part ala Hu5bsl take n the cam
paiguy'
lie weas u New York. Bat before he
went Dc wrote q circular isvoring seymour.
and u did good. Net. While l think Re was
faithful. many OF bis friends we're either
iukewarm and didn' { vote or else they voted
Tor Breen. The copper country = Tor Hub
bell. aud they Gldn't rensn bit having
Hubbeii defeated for tbs nomination
"Nill he be a candidate this fsi..
"He says not 1 10 nos think he Will
BE-
Were tbsrs:sny United States officials Al
work for Breelf'
i tid not run scro-s Collector Molony.
lie as At the 500. But al the postmasiers
worked hard tor Breen.'
"At what figures do you put Seymour
plurality
Between 250 and 800"
viii there Ds q contes2'
Not unless Brecu is forced into It, He
kn0xs he IS beaten. / would like 10 s,e
hin contest. though. l am sure the Re-
Dlolicans were ali right, and want to see
.ne DemocEatic side made To hold by Its
| hands"
What will be the effect on the autumn
election
Nothing. The real issue this time was
not political. They have up there what
| they call a HomesteAders union. aHd mem-
| bers Of tais uEinn thougat that Bresi
would DO more than Seymour 10 gel lsnds
away from the railroads. breen made 3
hooey OF that subject while he was IN the
legislature. and this was the big issue OF the
campaign IN the Eleventh
And the light Republican vote was due
| To-
Apathy in Houghton county and very
busy times Ia the lumber camDs."
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20
A BIG ROBBERY.
Arrest OF n Mexican Postmaster for Rob
binx tho Malls of So 900 In Diamonds.

Arrest OF a Mexican Postmaster for Rob
Binx the Mails of 500 900 In Diamonds.
FL PAso. Tex. FEB. l9.-Louis w. Flenry,
postmaster at Paso del Norte. Mexico, has
bssn arrested by Mexican Federal officers,
charged with mail robbery on an extensive
scale aud smuggling into Mexico. A large
number OF separate offenses were charged
among them two thefts of diamonds. the
value Of one lot being $4,000 and the other
s. 30 Jewelry and diamonds TO the value
OF between s. 90 aud s.. 600 we're found in his
rooms. Eleury has been living like prince
on a salary Of fifty Mexican silver dollars
per month. equal 70 less than so IN Ameri-
can money. About year ago several reg
istered packages of diamonds came through
the mails in bond from Hamburg, GET
many. addressed 70 Muiron & Co, City OF
Mexico. but they never reached their des.i-
nation AL the packages EXCEPT one weGt
through the FL PasO postoffice in sealed
pouches ia bond. The one that passed
here in open mail was receipted for by Post
master Fieury. Last June one OF Fleury =
clerks abscouded, and he has since borne
the blame of the alleged thefts. 1t is now
asserted that Fleury furnished him money
10 leave in order 70 make a scspegost OF
him.
Last September the firm OF NJ. Phillips &
Co. City Of Mexico. reported the loss of
81 - 0o0 worth of diamonds sent them By
mail from Hamburg. Germany. TEey re-
ceived the registered package. but the val
usble contents were missing. Again sus-
picion fcli on Fieury. A Piuxerton detec-
tive from Chicago was sent down there. but
his ignorance Of Spanish and Mexican vay Is
prevented his getting a. anything crooked
in Flsury's Office. There were four pack
ages OF diamonds in this second lot, weigh
Jog 400 karats What the evidence is no
one but the Mexican federal authorizes
gnnz
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

/ nnxaro1 arouad tle ocssek 1he sah
wss srfFns 4A4 hsr 1Sszr AEh1ei candle
SAs Ashsssl tke o0ndis ter sae fne d3ing
rlfl lhs a4~a uf beaFen "a 1eI iaos. nes<e5
us eshGls J foss - a. ADa 4as s@loi a
thank ssu for coinins lisod Aas a. When
ws mees As&la It ali u "a hsAven--ln
hesveai 0oo4 usght, Eoo6 night" feF Aes
Il Wa food HigEl - tczrs coed nlk At T. Eos-
eriy eoea night ~ asata buf ~hen the sun
ross aSaiE st sAs gooa la~rnlng. lAe ilgbs
u another das h@s oGGsI IN upon hsf soal
Gooo n4sga alag fhe 2n9sls ~erc singing hes
welconls hoase au0 TIE hand II Carlst Was
putting uPou her efpw q garland Good
morning Her AUG rising hsr palm ~ss-
ing Her spirit sKultlns before The throne
q God Cosa moruinel Good morning
The white liz u poor MArssress chsek had
hlashed tate sas rose q ha<k Immortal, and
the SHOWS thr0uEe which ~s earned her 10
tie country graveyard we're symbols ~ that
roos hlch she wears. - white that no fuieI
en earth could wbitcn a.
Ny sisisr. nv daughter, may your iasi end
te ike hers
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20
MISS cuTcHEoN's TRAVEL STUDIES
Something to Entertain Washington So
cIefy During Lent

t''f fftA
WASHINGTON, Feb. l9.-The latest fad in
society here, and one which will not only
furnish occupation but entertainment and
instruction for the tired bellies during Lent
is the travel studies OF Mss Cutcheon. This
LADY. who is the sister Of the we'll known
Congressman from Michigan. and has been
spending the Winter in Washington with
his family. has been persuaded by his
friends to Introduce here during The Lenten
season a novelty which was very popular IN
Detroit. where she lived last season. and
furnished useful and instructive substi-
tate tor receptions and tea. Miss Cutcheon
is not only very pretty and accomplished
adv bat has been an extensive
and Observing traveller. end her sindies
seem TO be similar 10 the illustrated lectures
OF Mr. Stoddsrd. only upon a smaller scale
MANY OF the ladies OF fashionable society
have organized themselves into groups. and
meet once week in the parlOr Of one Of
their number 10 discuss under ber direction
the habits and customs. the srcbitectur,
and history. the arts and literature OF for.
eien amos. They have begnn With Eng
land. sno are taking the ancient sbbeys ana
csthedrsls for their frsi lessons. The topic
Of the dsy being selected Miss Cutche0n
gives authorizes and booss which treat the
subject under consideration and escb of
the laJies j. supposed - read II go that sbs
may be prepared 70 listen intelisentiy 20
tie sscsurs which Niss Cutcbe0n delivers
and illustrates with photographs
After tho lecture the conversation became
esnsrsl. bat j. confined - the topic Of the
DAY. The pupils sss questions. which are
answered by Miss CutCheoD. or By other
ladies no have visited The scenes under
discussion. sud then the entertainment OF
lesson closes with . lgneheon aud tea. The
fec has pec0fDs popular almost instantly
particularly among those who have srsv-
eisd abroad anl vish o. revisit in irnaRius-
ton and refresh thsir recollection Of inter
estioe psoss, sno fhDss Who ssten0 70
irsvsl slso had ths e.sss > vaiusbis prsps-
ration
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20
Mt. Vernon Completely Wiped
By Vino AID oy Fire.
Forty Eight Bodies Already
Recovered from the Ruins.
Two Hundred and Fifty Per-
sens Reported Injured
A Most Appalling Calamity
Last Evening.
All ths Wire. bus one Are Do~a- Ssitsf
Italss seas frsEa EVeassiiis 4ed a.
Lasis TAs Details Of ths
Dssastar Not Yst OBJ

Ev.S-TnLz. lad. FEB. IA special
grons Mt. vsFaoa. III, siatss that eyelore
siEuck that city about AS p. n. today.
TIE storm cane from tae northwest. and
s~ssging roend "a bali circle razed the
town. Isvehng bali Of il and setting ara TO
ths remainder. high above the hsrce wind
could b asard ihs cracking OF the hamss
aud ths sroaos Of ths dying. The
Western Union oaice vas destroyed
aud the wires were sroEsn except one Lead
ing - this city. Assistance vas telegfsphed
for 10 Evansville. snd a special trsin with
engines sad number Of physicians Was
Immediately se1t 10 the scene. The entirs
town Of NJ Vernon j. practically des-
troysd. The LoGisviIls & Nashville shoIs
are ssso in ruins Engineer Cummings, Of
the Louisyille q Nashville railroad, was
instantly killed N the early part of the
storm
The attest reports from the scene state
that 80 FAR forty-eight bodies have been
t.ksn from the ruins. Il is estimated that
two hundred and aity people are -ioiured.
Owing 10 the absence Of telegraphic faciii-
les it is Impossible at this hour TO obtain
any lst Of the killed and wounded. Relief
trains wiu De seat from this city and s..
Louis as soon ss possible.
The same storm - reported as devastating
portions of the State Of Kentucky near Nor
tonvlns. bat no particulars are obtsinsble.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20
WORK FOR THE WEEK
NOT MUCH LIKELY TO BE DONE.
A Lively Debate fxPectea the Battle
flsg Question i5heuid Come tP-isw-
yer mtehsfi. Of iolslas st the
National Capital.

NAsHIAcIoN. Feb. l9.-TomOgrow II sus'
peDiion-oi-rules day in the House Of Reg
resen'suves. There are. however, iew
measures of general importance Likely 10
come up for consideration. The JUDICIARY
Committee may ask for action on the biz u
reported some days ago providing for a
constitutional amendment making the 3Oth
0f April Inauguration dav for the President
II the United States. instead of March
Chairman Mills Of the C0Inmittee on Ways
and Means. may call up ms resolution su-
thorizing the Secretary OF the Treasury TO
purchase from the surplus in the treasury
bonds Of the lniied States for redemption.
There is on the calendar the Military
Academy Appropriation bin. bnt inasmuch
as Messrs. 1illman aud Cutcheon. OF the
committee, are out OF the city and will be
absent for some cavs. IL Is not likely that
this bill will be taken up during The week,
The same may be said Of Pension hppro-
pristion bill. Representative forau, oi
Ohio. who has The supervision OF IT. is OF
the sick list.
The Committee on Banking and Currency
will ask the House 10 TX dGy for consider
alton OF the Dingley bill, providing for The
investment oil 20 per cent. of the national
bank redemption fund in government
bonds.
II the President should send 10 the House
the answer OF the Secretary OF War TO The
resolution of Mr.. Bouieile. calling FOR inior-
nation relative 10 the distribution Of battle
flags, lively debate may be expected. The
Tariff bill is not anticipated ia the House
under ten days or two weeks AZ least, and
both houses are expected 10 adjourn over
Wednesday. Wsshington's birthday.
Very little has been done in the Senate
towards fixing a progrsmmeifor the week :
business. Senator Allison will ask the Sen
ate about Tuesday or Thursday to take into
consideration bis amendment 10 the Gus
IONS Undervslustion bill. The debate
upon this is likely 20 occupy several days.
There are tweDty-one pages OF the calendar,
and a disposition is manifested 10 turn at
tention to Il, and take up the bills upon it
in their order
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20
20 sAsIs FoR &c caARGg.
A tnss~vie- wfts shs Counsel for ssou
.~.t Sas.- ~ f1,tn4or

"A fats~vie~ wlth ne Cous-el for Gouisi
ana <s4e-Hi- opinion.
Nv yoFx. FEB l9-Oue Of the counsel
f,r Could sns snss Who vas called apon
~ a Joited frsss reporter in rsfsrencs
20 TIE chsrzss szsins those gentlemen.
ssi.i. II have ncthiBs e. sav cevend vhai
- already beer rrhishet The charge
seainst Gcuid s8d ~sge = specifically tbaf
~ srabr~z eraent ano lsrrenv fhe soccii
-sfts,r heine thst trey srprcurlaiee to f0e'
o~n ase foif9 shsfss ~ Denver Pacific
.tuck. shirh vere - >en>ss fsciHc tras-
rhst Il. they tcok it euf of that trust vita
interest - 7arrre tondh0isiers - it AM
cut saneft. IN .b-ir 0~s rccxels. rtpre /.
30 hasis for this c1arge- f1s ls-fs show
list ~aaf th-~ did, 'nste~i cd in'uris.-
ksns.z ra.iae hoais actually tenel tel
tdsFi
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20
Detectives Dangerously oiuhb.d.

ST. Louis. No. Feb. l9--Two St Louis
detectives. James Tracy and John Hobbs.
were badly beaten in a saloon on FRIDAY.
Is is fsared that Hobbs viii die. The OF
GERS were attempting 70 arrest HuIbsmsn.
the keeper ol the saloon. and BIS bar.
keepe~. Goftiieo when thetw0 men SCI upon
the eiscfives With clubs. Huihsmsu snd
fsot6lieb claim that Tracy and Hobbs were
protecting Ssng Of hoodlums IN The neigh
borhood Who we're trying - r'fn the saloon.
and thar he off GERS we're drunk when they
came ia % make the arrest.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

sr PArL, Mian.. Feb. l9.-Advices from
Edmonton. \. w. T.. says that 5. Cunning
ham. member Of the Northwest Council.
who has just returned from tip to Lac Ia
Biche n the far north, reports the condi-
ton Of The Indians there a. deplorable.
These Indians have besn cut Of from gov
eminent assistance since the Rel rebel lion.
and are Row raiding the settlements or
Beating them out of prov sions by begging.
The state Of Affairs IN tie Edmonton dis
trict are 40 better. where the Inaisns are
actually dying OF starvation
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

BEEfsvuEE IT,. Feo. le-Tae Rev. A.
r. stsrxer. pastor O. 81. johns Free Bsptss
Church. has rendered bis rssignstion. 20
exc eject luiv 4 Forty ally members re-
GENTLY withdrs~ front 80 ehur0h 90 A.
-eunI ~ silesef i1naioFsiitv 81 the part cf
tte uini~fer. IL sccefiting the resignation
fhs President 81 tne Ghurch Gem nliftes
ssvs there Are NJ chsrRss sgzi1sf M S'er.
s--. haf that tae scfion s faken 10 restore
hsrrnrnr IL ERE eharch.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

wsFs1rerrs Feb g -fresidsnt and
M. Cisv-isnd VI devote moss ef -
~orinr week ~ thei- efida trir Taer
wiii ssart TirzisT. snd 7starn SATURDAY es
SUNDAY The cn step whica len nsrtr
wfl rake W. - at -SFan08h ear =
W-inescsT 'nornlnx- TIE or = versions rac
I'll secomrsav TIE president ar1 Ms
Cleveland krs S~crsfs~v snd Ara xEkEay
.zs Csk ana AFx lancet
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20

Bosrox. Feb. ia.--The Efforts Of the East
en- nail manufacturers % form close com
binalion have proved successful At pri-
vaSe meeting held "a New York thirteen Of
ne snefsctursrs Ssned an agreement -
cut 1orn The prsdrCiinn abrpt a. ner cent
Prices heve already zen signify advanced,
ana the members nfrhe poei sxpsct fhar
n estern manufacturers vii soon loio
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20
n Hor euaauIT Foa TAscoTr.
A search Of tho Pacific states 70 be Made
at Cnce


CHrcAso. Feb. i9.-Frank Tascotf, brother
brother of William 3. Tsscogt. the supposed
murderer o. Amos j. Smell. lives AZ Oak
Park. feE miles rom this city. he de-
clarss that MS brother Will spent the night
OF th- murder with him st bis residence
end did not 20 into tbs city uDtil the next
forenoon. lie says he has not seen him
sincs ard does not know where he Is.
Inspector Bonhsld announced tonight
thai be bad discovered. in searching las-
cots effects iet IN ais room A. the Maci-
son 80. i0d inx house. some county scrip
which wss stolen from on-ils sele. This
sdds another ink 20 the chsin OF cir
c1msantiai evidence connecting Tas-
sots wish the murder. The inspector
stated that II Vas bis belief that the crook
wbo was arrested In Los ArEsiss = f. y days
sxo snd aftsrusFd ercaEei from jail. Vas
rsscott. All dsy teiegfsphic communica-
tisn hiss been gong on between Chicago
aud California police oriciAs, and it -
stated tonight thst Chief Of Police lee. 0i
san Francisco. will at once begin athor0ugh
search on the Pacific SLOPE Tor the muir
d-rsr. who is supposed TO De heading Tor
Mexico.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20
LAWYER MITCHELL AT WASHINGTON
Trying to Get Relief for the BoDdsmen OF
odackeDbufh.

tHslv,'VS - ~ 7t.sS,ss-xa 49,.
WAsHINGToN. Feb. 1s.-John II. Mitchell,
OF Ionia. is here 10 get relief for the bonds
men. of Mr.. Quackenbnsh. who was some
years ago Register Of the Land Office ai
Saginaw. A suit 10 recover s7.lO0 from the
bondsmon is now pending Ia Detroit. {.
II. Quackenbush claims that he has good
defense. but that his mill. in which his
papers were, was burned mp.
Representative O'Donnell gave very
pleasant entertainment last night TO the
Michigan delegation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-20
Foa PRESIDENT. SAMUEL ? MILLsR-



Presidents sske erS-
wAsuxsroS. FEB 10 According % the
Washington political yossips the latsst can
didsfe for Presidential boa0rs % sppear in
the field Is Justice KILLER Of the supreme
Court Paul you Der Wort. Of Omaha.
the ex-Chief ot tbe Grand Army q the Re-
pu6lic. bad spent the Winter in Washing
ton and it Is saii thss rs mission hsre has
beeo 20 form pu0lic sentiment in the inter
sst Of Justice hillers n0winsti0a. Mil
lsrs friends ssv thst he can cormead the
support OF certain interests aniriendly
81 Nr Allison and that when thst
csadidsle reaches the limit Of bis
strength and drops out Of the race Nr. Nil
lar wiN come rushing 20 the fr nt His
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are his straizafopt Rspani'canism. his un-
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a. The reputation IN toe vest td h-inx =
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