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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
.FORDS SENSATION
sslr q csookEDNEss UNEARTHsD-
sssnsEai shsrtdsa's FsakfnasaE Bsfore t0~
Fsss EFe~a kesassssi.sa toIaa1ittss
aAa~s CeaSEsssisnlsl CEosA ssilzSss
-LssssF sspasr fsaPne.ksd.


~ AsHTsszos. Fsb. The first Congress-
Ioaas se1salioe Of sfls s--soa has oesn prO-
ducsd throagh Representative Fasd's IN
sfrumss talify Mention has besn made IN
snsss daapsiches that hs ses aPpoiEtsd
chairman Of tAs COMMITTEES % insesSlsate
he purcnass Of sns Sort Brown, Texas.
miliaafx reservation. The oil sas up be-
sars ths Forty eighth Congress tor 500 0oo.
M. Forls committss vas directed 70 nnd
oat ia 'su.xssr ia ths wood pile." General
shsriaaa testified before the committee that
!. aals 5yphsF. tAs man sh0 ngured 50
Dromineasiy ss fAsbe's attorney Ia The
Csri.sis contested election casa. came 20
hisa ansr the bii vsnt through. snd ssid
40 vas instrumsatal IA hAying IA extra
$4,000 added. but As the people Who had
property .oald not divide With hiEa, De
wanlsd Sheridan 70 hold up the vouchers
scd prevent their getting tas money.
Gen Sheridan told him he was . black
mailer and threatened 70 kick him CUT Of
once.
Daring lhs Investigation II vas learned
fhat thsrs we're some interesting letters
bearing on the case Ia existcnes. and be got
them fr0m the War Department. They
snow that members Of Congress ean
-vork. One letter Was written by John
Hancock. member from Texas. and the
oshsr by +. John Ellis. member from
L0uisana. Hancock. Who was a member
Of the Appropriation COMMITTEES. had the
imperLinsncs 10 wrts that he suspended
acfisn on ths bill until Sypher could
srrsnxs a5ont his fees. and Ellis wrote that
hs snd Hancock pressed the matter ~
Syhhsr's solicitations.
WHAT action the House viii take
IA the matter Is not known,
bus there will probably b
ssqusi. Tbs result of the igatioa is
big fezfhsr in Ford's cap as through his
shsswdns.s and perseverance, all the facts
wsrs bronzht out Tasrs IS heavy penalty
against members Of Congress being inter
ssked in claims or measures pending before
Conxrsss
10 rsport has jet been made on the
Gsand Hxysa public building Dill. but q
favorable report Is looked for this week
Mr.. Ford today presented . memorial
from the people of Allesan. asking the
erection Of . public building in all towns
containing more than 5000 inhabitants
Tas bill for the relief Of Register Quscken-
eush. of Saginaw. vas today introduced By
Mr.. Ford.
Mr. Ford today presented the petition oi
the Bhssell Carpet Sweeper Company, of
Grand Rapids. asking that block TIA be put
OF The free list.
I NJ. Weston arrived in town tonighs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
WHALEN ACQUITTED.
Wood Failed to Prove Hls Case
Whalen Pleaded Not Guilty.


Wbalen Pleaded Not Guilty.
One Sunday in January John h. y
went to his home on Cherry-st. in sdrunk
condition and kicked the door down, broke
the dishes and tore things up in a genera
way. Pstrolmsn Emmst Smith arrested
him, after q severe wrestle. and be wa
locked up. Next day Mrs. Wood went 20
Andrew Whslen and borrowed enough
money to pay her husbands foe Then
the Woods demanded y sum OF money.
something like 500, from Whslen. Tor
damages, claiming that be had sold Wood
the liquor on wAich be had become inteIi-
Gated. Whslen refused 10 submit 10 the
black mailing scheme aud then Wood had =
warrant issued for him, claiming that be
had his saloon open on the Sunday ia ques-
ton. The case came up Tor irisl IN the Po-
lice Court yesterday, and the jury brought
in q verdict Of not guilty. and Nbsen va
discharged. Wood was the only witness Tor
the prosecution.
Mrs. Andrew Whslen. charged with ssl-
ling liquor TO an old soldier, IN her hus-
bands saloon, was arrsigned yesterday. aud
entered plea OF not guilty. The case will
come up for trial tomorrow morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
rRE IRkAgREA


Tonight NcNisA, johnson a Sisyin's
new IniasEfels vii appear Al Powers
GrAnds and fFom ths already isrEe sale 81
sesls. tie house vii undoubtedly es filed
fns company is comprised Of soms q tAe
besi ooneaisns musicians aud vOcsilsts
and the scenery and costumes are SAID 10 be
superb A grand parade viii be given
through the prInclpsl streets 81 no0n-
"A Cold Day. that pretty mnsical
comedy. was well received by laFss
audiences yesterday afternoon and last even
Ing. The company is q good one snd 1 9
costumes are elegant
Richard Msnshela aud superb company
will present -Dr. gesyii and AR. hyoe' a.
Powers Saturday evening
Frank Logan, advance representative for
Scott 4 Mllls 'Clip of the Old Block. az
rived IA the city issi evening. These well
knO-n comedians viii appear al kedmoBd's :
the ufst hall VI nerl week
Lester Franklin and his excellent CON-
pAny viii present Nevada, or the Lost
Nine" Al smiths Opera House this aiIeT-
noon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

PrrTsBURs. Pa, FEB. 2l. The question OF
wages With respect to the employees of the
Psnnsvlvanis Company, is virtually set
tied. An Osicisi Of the Comtsny stated this
evening that the recent Consultations had
resulted in an advance for which the CON-
psny would ray about $50 000 more than
lsst year The advance viii se given OF q
bssis Of nailesgs. not OF tine, some running
eighty miiss per day sod sthers 40 mil ss.
Notices - tnis EJECT vii be posted IN the
Psnnsylvznia Conpsay's Offices - the
End of isss week. ssd the rule viii 20 in
iO-ce frsr March frst.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

NrxSrsrozrs. Mas. Fes. 2i.-Fire to-
night in the sehultz block on Washington
ave North and Sscoud-.t-. caused sSS.0oo
dszass. fully csver-d By Insurance The
ars 0rixissted in tss csnSv factory Of A. II.
Ives 4 Co. BIT from what course is un-
Known. The building vas occspisd 81 tae
following firms. a. Il Ives. cssdy Kennedy
a Ce. crackers i. ]. NaTrsw. wholesale
socss and saas<. Howard 4 Harris. sakinx
sowisrs sod spic-s. Ccvitt 4 Co. boots sad
Shoes. ard ". II Snssa. groceries. TIE
Ss iding vas dsmaysi % the sxteas ofslo,-
coo
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

WtsaIssEos. Fsb. zl.--fns contest BE-
tween the Delegations nsrs tor TIE location
If TIE n<xt Ds1ocEsfic National CoBsen-
tloa ass apparently narrowed dosn 20 CAR
eexo. ~. LSais and San Francisco TIE
Ne@ fork aelsxstss are open ia their pro-
rsssIons u favorinz. nrsL. Ss~ YORK City,
VIA but httis prospects OF Winning. and,
second, san FfsncIsc0. A survey Of the sit
Uation from surface Indications seems 10
place san frsacisco IA the iszd. with 81
Louis or Chicago either sec0nd or tnlrd-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
The Brewers Will Fight

ADRIAN, Feb. 2l.-With but two towns to
hear from this county, Lenawee. gives
about two hundred and twenty-five major
ity for prohibition. The brewers, who have
$4,000 at stake here, propose to contest
toe election on the groundt tina the law says
TIE polls shall remain open from a. IN. To
y. m. and as standard time is the legal
time of the State. the polls should have
been opened and closed on that time. Iu-
stead of this. some of the places opened aud
closed on sun time. They have retained
able counsel and will make fight for it.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
CAPTURED IN OMAHA.
sheriff Nelson, Of Muskegon. on Hts Wa,
Home With Edward Jones

CHICAGO. Feb 2l.-Shsrif Nelson. Of
Muskegon, Mich. who arrived in Omaha
Saturday in search of fugitive. Edward
Jones. who was arrested shortly after his
arrival, left with his prisoner last night.
Jones quietly disappeared from Muskegon
aDout three months ago. and several at
tempts have been made 10 catch him. but
be always covered up bis tracks so thor
oughly that he escaped. While here in
Omaha Jones Was in the commission busi-
ness with Mangold. who q short time ago
suddenly left the city. The charge against
Jones in Michigan is embezzlement i being
claimed that he beat three insurap -o>'
parties out OF about s., 900.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
ANOTHER STRIKE THREATENED.
II. ",nsrs Say the Reading Company
Has Broken Its Promise.

sHrSASDoAH, Feb. 2i.-There was gen.
srsl resumption Of work at the Reading
eollieries nsre Monday morning. The in
dication point. however, to the men going
on q strike again in . day or two, the COM
psny having already. - they claim. broken
its svo~ment not 70 victimizs the men.
They say that this was done in . general
discharge OF engineers aud oth.rs who re-
fused 20 hoist or handle coal, during the
late effort 10 'scsb" coliieries.
PHfLADELFHT., FEB. 2l.-Msster Work
man ewis. who is in charge of the Read
ing miners strike. and who ordered the re-
sumption. hss received tsiegrams from the
Master Workman AT Shenandoah aud
NiddlepSvt. declaring that certain of the
strikers ers being Disseminated AGAINST aud
are not allowed 20 re- urn. Lewis says that
be will invsstigzts the mater. and II the
facts srs ss stated. and be has no doubt they
are. the strike will De resumed inside of
three DAYS. and IL will include not only
every miner in the Schuyixill region. but
the engineers. 6remen. pampmen. aud
every body else about the mines. both above
aud below the ground.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
That sfnohias Case.

the Priestly Express. Wagon and Sleigh
Company. 8 bail Of exceptions is being
settled before Judge Burlingsme for
another trial. Locke furnished machine
to the Company. which after using it for
some time. refused 10 pay for it. clsi ming
it WAS not satisfactory. Locke sued them
ia the Superior Court for the price. some
$3.50. and was given judgment for the full
amount.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

There were scattering votes as follows
Delta. 3; Marquette. 3. Schooleraft. 3. The
official canvass in Menominee was post
poned until Thursday. The above shows q
gain OF seysnty-three for Seymour in
HOughton and Keweenaw. He will have
800 In the DisLrict. Tie returns from Chip
pews, GOgebic and BeDEie have not been
recelYeI vet
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
JOSE HolMEs Co.'s FReE.
rhs Lat 81 the u<hs Fidslity B-sk Cases
Coocladsd.

CISciSssrl. Feb. a.--Alss jesse Holmes
wss brought into ne United Sgates Court
todzy tor The purpose Of Gesfiak the JuaTs
pronounce the words that released hsr from
all. The Districl Attorney made the usual
motion 10 n0lls the indictment AGAINST her
IN consideration Of nsF having given teSa-
m0ny ia TIE case, and The Court granted
the motion. Tais is the lksf Of the eigot
Fidelity indictments. I've of The defend.
snis. Harper and Hopkins. have been con-
yicted. Annie Baltsin died. aud Pogue.
CaatTeld Zimmerman, Wiltshire aid
Holmes were released on . noils.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
TIE PRESIDENTIAL JAuNT.



wssHfssros. FEB. 2l.-The Prudential
party lsft at I2.s5 this morning by the
Pen nsylvsna a and Atlantic coast lines for a
visit 10 tie sub-tropisAl exposition at
J acks0nvilie, Fla. The party consisted OF
soc President and Mrs. Cleveland, Secretary
and Mrs Whitney. Col. and Mrs. ID. ;. La
mont Sinclair ne Presidents valet, aud
Mrs. C.evsiand's maid. They used a special
train composed Of an engine, baggage car
and q drawing-rOom car. The latter car IS
slexantiy furnished AID appointed and
was provided With everything that could
add 70 .hs ease and comfort OF tas dlstin-
guished passengers during he long jour
usy. The train vii MAKE It's hrst stop 81
Ss-aDnan. Ca. where il will arrive A. 3
o'clock tomorrow morning. lne party Will
.euain theirs an nonr. and vii faxe drive
over TIE principal thoroughtares. The
party viii arrivs AZ JtckSCnViifc a I o clock
IN the afternoon. A visit zil. oe made 10
ne Exposition aud a reception viii % held
by tns President snd Ars. Cleveland IN the
avsning. The next day. Thursday. will De
spspt IN s.. Augustins. where another re.
ceptiOa vili % ns.d The START tor home
aill De made Friday morning. aud tie train
Uiii MAKE no Stops. except sacn "a are
necessary lsr cosiing. etc.
toloasl Lamont s.id shat the President
had prepared no spsscass Tor zoe trip and
dos eos expect 30 maze any.
TIE residential train vas tue second
SECTION OF tos S0u;bssn iast mail. On tbs
r-sf section wsrs a number u Senators,
wnO vii reach JacksOnvils tofnorrow a
few minutes IN sdvancs Of the second sec
ton. THIS party vas IN charge Of senator
Call. sad ~ss nads up OF himself wife and
tsO dsughters. senator Faulkner and wife.
senator Daniel and wife Senator Fuga,
wils and daughter: Senater George. vile
and daughter. senator Reagan. wife and
,ssuxhser. senator Jones'. Of Arkansas, wife
and daughter. senator stewart and wifs.
senator Baiier's two daughters, and sx-
Senator Simon Cameron.
GotnsRoRo. y. e.. FEB. 2i.-Ths Presi-
Dental train passed here a. SO ,. N.
There we're upwards q lOo0 persons A. the
rsil way station 20 gr>et the party. The
iiIuninaions were very elaborate aud "a
TIE train passed slowly ny he Pre- iaens
ard Mrs. Cisvslsnd wers Cheere0 hy the
thronx. Music va rendered By band.
CHkRI EsroN. :. C.. teb. M-fhe special
frsin Gearing The presidential psrty - ex
pecfsd to pass Ashiey function. seven
rniles North of Charleston shortly 5sf0rs
DAYLIGHT romorro~ urorniR< eorouse {, sa-
vsnnah and Florida The trsa viii proc
asiv sfsp Al ne Junction sut lsw minutes
IN consequence - ne early hour of thc
arrival fsers vii - ~ public or military
deuaossirsnor. As special meeting sf the
CITY Conncil today. however. . resolution
vas unanimously adopted requesting that
N.ror. win a CcmMiftre az Cou1eilrn~n
ssit apsn The P7esidsat apen ths Arrival o
me trsia tenerruw a. fhe Jg1ctiea aud ex-
fend - ain "a 'nviistfon - visit Charis s--
aoo "a tae return frfo Fsrth. nrae sche.iui =
a., ss - arranged as 30 rs1ssr this coszi-
ss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

Iowa. Mich. Feb. 2l.-Ths city gave
majority of l92 for Prohibition, only one
half of the vote of the city being poIled
This city and SIX towns gave a majority OF
400 for the dry side. snd other towns will
increase the majority to .s0OO. Every town
in the county gives 3 majority for it.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

GRAND LEDGE, Feb. 2l.-Ths head miller,
Mr., Frank, employed at Hixons Touring
his spine, bruised ell over bis BODY, aud
narrowly escaped death. His clothing was
all torn of. His physician thinks he will
recover
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

wAsHnSros, Feb. 2i.-Ar. Burrows pre-
ss0tsd today the petition Of % citizens Of
kalamazoo county asking the passage Of the
oin Tor national sid % con non sezSols,
also psliLioa OF saadFy elEizsDk sf kAl.-
max0o aad ST. Joseph eOantisz. Michigan.
sskins speedy sction on ~ sa6i-et OF
profession u tAs wool graz az and wooden
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
Run Over BY the Car.

tx-NasNst - f~s KtNt.sAA-etNsNS.
MARQUETTE. Mich, FEB. 2l.-The after
noon express on the Aackinaw Division OF
the South Shore road ran over a man
named James McGraw, near Seney. He
was drunk and lying by the side of Pile
Of ties With both feet and one hand across
the rail. The engineer could not see him
until be was just upon him. because OF the
shadow cast by the pile. He was q ONE
steader. 50 years old. His friends are un-
York.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

The policsuen's 6rst snnual bensst bal
wss ore u ne xrsss.st successes o. the sss-
son. beth financially and sociaIy. Hsrs-
rnsn's Hail. -ifh al ifs vsss proportion.
ves cro~3ed 70 the 6cors. The grsnd
y rsrch I'D oy the ussn osrs of tss p0ifc.
fsrce s1i Fi-s Department. n dress u1i-
fsrus. uss veFS prsetv Chsrrirs muse
wss furnished - Wuf surg 4 Brcnsor' :
f7E srcresfrz T6e recsfpfs bsve n0t ves
ser footsd ~. eus they -iA sno1rt % .
nesf s1n-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
RETURNED TO HsR HUSBAND.
An EIopis< Auburn Couple Arrested d In .,
Elrnlra. y. Y. Hetel

El1ira. y. v, Hstel
FLNTsA, Y. Y, Fec. I'D. Nsrris Kurtz
sad Mrs D. Erastus Corning, an elopipg
Assurn couple, arrived in this city frsm
Syracuse last night sas registered at Ia.
Frszier Hsuse ss y. NJ TsyIcr and vif. of
Ne~ York. IstsT The ms1 purchased
tic ksts far Caicsgo. Ise couple took a room
81 tae hstsl snd n0talng unusual vas
noticsd till ar early hocr this morning
when Detective Sesiey q Syracuse sTri vsd.
accompanied oy tee girls hussaad- The
room vss watched uli kartz sud Mrs.
Corning made thsir appearances. Ths slspinx
vie toek matters very coollT bat wss soon
ini1csd ~ her hushsn6 70 resurn % ith
hi-n 20 A1sarn- kartz remained.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

LoxpoS. Feb. 1l--Tas association q ne
Chambers of Commercs Of the United King-
dom hsve unanimously pssss1 resolution
sirocstiag al arbitration tr-atr with the
nited states for TIE settlements of a. ditfi-
cuisiss thsi nav sris- bat~e>n that eounny
and Eng and A resoiation favoriax far
trade ~ss rejected ~ fast nEoritr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
KNOCKED SENSELESS.
An Insurance Agent Found Badly Bruised
and Cut In = Box Car.

huu Cut IN y BOI CAT.
JACKSON, Mich, Feb. 2l.-John A. Kaiser,
Detroit agent of the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company. was found in an insensi~
bic condition in a box car at the Michigan
Central depot this morning. His head was
badly cut and his body bruised. He was
removed to the hospital, where he resained
consciousness. He says he remembers being
struck on the head while standing near the
Michigan Central depot in Detroit but by
know.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
PREFERRED TO DIE.
A Niles Butcher Attempts Suicide at South
Bend, Ind.

tssNsssNt 1s y~s ySNSs..s-stsNS0.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Feb. 2i.-Burhard
Fochardt, butcher of Niles, Mich, at
tempted suicide in this city about 7:30 this
evening by shooting himself in the left
temple the ball passing through bis head
de was taken to 81. Joseph Hospital and
may live few DAYS. Financial trouble is
said TO be the cause. He had not been
drinking and is rational. He undressed
himself at the hospital. He has . wife and
Ska n, and his age i. about IS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

relation - contrast "a IL f4ct existing II
ne sane N1as BET seen one person - sii1sf
ssk sll1 n4ofs t1ao o1s person u t1s 0t1sT
s. Coozr-ss shall bays poser coBcuFEens
House ealeu8ar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

LorBsS. Fec IA aespateh from Wen
IA ssys Ccust Kssoky, Minister Of
Fsrsizn Affairs. has accepted n ssis's
svsrturss for The settlsaseng q ths 5aiFsr-
ian question. He trasts sbst Italy sad
Engisaa -il foisr sait.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

The posiofics will ke open today from
7-30 to - a m, snd from to 80 ,. m
The letter carriers will make The usual
morning delivery. 70 delivery vii be
made in the afternoon. The carriers de-
livery window viii be open from 10 go
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

John A. Fairfield and Birney Hoyt, at
to-neys for Charles Macsrd, the murderer Of
Michael O Hara, who was convicted IN the
Circuit Court and sentenced to four years si
Jackson. yesterday flied bill Of exceptions
with Judge Montgomery. for the purpose Of
taking the case 10 The Supreme Court.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22


wAsslSaroS. Feb. si.--in tie House tha
Cksir appointed ssiecf COMMITTEES 20 IN
auirs into the caase Of the delay in fhs
.ork % tae new Li5rsrv building The
esil psssed authorizing ne construction ~
n bridge scross Eei kirer ef f1c North hr
thp North psksfs & Fsciiic rsiirosd
=. =. Tsvlcr. II ohio rom the Gem nit
- on JudicisiS. reporte1 osek he crnats
eit 70 cressit and psv hsck "a ne ssTersi
Elsfes snd Territories an1 the DISTRICT Of
Coiunefs a. MONEYS ca3ieCtss n1fier the
tsrect tx. COMMITTEES II the Viola NJ
filieertscn. - fexas f~,r1 the Ser7e ccu-
rlitfee. reported ne lons res1iuri3n pro
rcsinz the ioi3oring su1eadnsents % the
C.-rsfituticnf
/ Pcivza1iv .hsil act exist cr g swfTl
within tie Unties Sistss o. "a snv eiace
rnhieet - tr~lr iar sdlc1io1
. sslrp2 sr>si consiss n sss Ensr-izr,
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

WssaISsrOS. P,ss. zL-rne House Com
mittes on BE- liking and Currency today
agreed 70 ssport with q favorable recon-
mendstion. tho sdll authorizing the issue OF
bet seen twenty and thirty million dollars
OF silver certificates In denominations Of 5.
10, zo and 50 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

WAsAISsrOS, FEB. 21.-President Cieve-
land sent the fishery treaty to the Senate to-
day together with message approving the
same The 5enats authorized the pub ga
tion Of the treaty. Ii is likely il wff,
discussed IN an open session of the E<
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

LoSDos. Fee. zl.--Ths Clyde ship owners
held . meeting ts5sy 70 discsss TIE sgsin sss
o1tiook. Gio7nr viers Of skip s1ilsiag
prospects YER. geBsrsfly heio. NJ Alien
D-salcSed . t0tsi collapse before TIE yssr
sa6sd
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

ALMA. Mich., Feb. 2l.-Chsrlss Wood, a
rested this morning for an attempt to ravish
his daughter, aged a. Bail in the sum Of
$500 was furnished.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

PrTTsHrReH. Fen. 2i.-Tbe seventh annual
convention Of the National Electric Light
Association opened in this city OF noon.
with ns.rIy 30 delegsts. rem al pare oi
the county
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

BCFFsbo. Fsb. IA sp<cial fron Hoi-
land. Ere co8nty ssys tasf fse entire s7s-
mess hlocx from Nsser 70 MAILS ssa-
ssaning efrst ssorss. sarzea tais morning
Lsoss So GO
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

LoyooS. FsS. IA disessch ron San
Reno tonight stsfss lat ths Crows Pr1see
Is much iurrcr.d. thst ras irritation n his
thToat hss ainsinish@a s1d tasf as = slowly
reHst0ing bis strength.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
SEYMOUR 500 VOTES.
THs OFFICIAL RETURNS RscEweD
Chippewa. Gogsbfe sBd Bsnzie No: let
Oncfsliy -ssportsd-Lss&wes C0asty
Brswsrs 60 Contest the Prshibt
ton Election OEhsr
state &sws.

tkE-sa.st stlklsA.-ssesAs
MAEoUErrE. Mich. Feb 21.-The ofhcisl
returns from the Congressional election. 50
far a. receiyed, are ss follows
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
Their BnI OF Receptions.

In the park cases Of Thomas p. Sheldon
and George 4. PAutlind against the city. .
bill OF exceptions was practically settied
before Judge Burlingsms ye.terdsy, J. ".
Ransom appearing for the city and Att0f-
pey More for the plaintiffs. The cases
viii now be taken 70 be Supreme Couri.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

ITANTs - "A o5r~-fls>an<ns Hnasr fse 6epavf-
W n<nfs "Help s'GaisF -Asis" Hep EaFsfsd
-Fanals" 'Sfaasssns H1atri-A AoDs Sstsois0ns
FiGns>q-frnsai<' aesosalsig Jres q c11-0<-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

A h7z~k - roio-e1 F5E o1s-Q1eYter isss
thsr vstne - warfh o1vinz nor = vou
5oz uaFs i - srf Fsl. Exsrtrs oars
=. K. kxHsks a "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

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w ruesfs "gfsiy F1nted-Noie" +" "Hetp HaHfco
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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-07-14

Mrs. Lydia M. Chace is visiting
among her children at Olathe, Kan,
and Judging from letter recently
received, appears to be greatly en-
joying her vacation. After the com
pletion of her visit Mrs. Chace will
resume her temperance work in the
northern part of Arkansas.
No pleasanter airing can be. in
dulged in by the little folks, and
elders as well, than ride on the
Dummy line. 1t flies through green
fields at great speed and enables
one to get the fresh air so beneficial
to both old and young. 1t has a
revivifying effect, especially upon the
infants who droop during the long
heated term, and is such treatment
as is within the means of the humblest
purse.
Inc TWO boys, ROBERT flnney and
George Higley, living on West Sixth
street, who were so frightfully burned
by powder explosion on the Fourth,
are now slowly recovering. The ac-
cident occurred by one among the
party of boys throwing lighted fire.
cracker into paper sack containing
powder. The unfortunate little fell
lows have been the objects of much
sympathy and kindness from friends
and neighbors during this season of
suffering, which has been greatly
augmented by the extreme heat of
the weather. The boy charged with
the careless deed escaped unhurt.