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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

lEy tCleEi aph 20 me blepatLl
PmmFPmA, PA, November 22.-Tle
VERY Rev. Maurice A. Walsh ID. d., pastor
Of -. paurs Roman Catholic church and
vicar. general OF the Archdiocese OF Phla-
dciphia. died NJ his residence early this
morning a Bright's dis,a u the Kidneys
lnd blOod.poisoning after an illness OF six
weeks. lie wa, fily-fye years o. age.
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ksseasinnter.


(By Telegraph % we Di'phiil'l
OsYKA. Miss, November p Felix n.
Vauardo, 4 prominent druggist, wss assassl-
pafed 10 night. Tue sssAssin, hiding behind
q pic o. lumber. cmptied b0ih barre's Of /.
gun loaded With buckshot into toe breast Of
Vanardo, Killing hlm instantly. There Is no
clne 10 The murderer.
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C,,niren nnrned 90 Eeath.

liJ itlchtr ph y" -1e '-'Ft pei-l
RIWluNGHAN. MA, November -. "A
special from Livingston, Ala, says: Last
night Henry Jane, (coloredl and his wife
went % church supper, leaving their three
children locked no 10 the house. Upon their
return tbe, found the house inashes and the
children burned TO ? crisp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

fry telegraph 10 TIE Dispatch.l
Hon PONr, y. g., November -. me
Gf.t days race 0i pointers sake resulted IS
follows: Pontiac beat Lass OF Bow, Roger
Williams beat FISH, Joyce beat Vanderbilt,
reneoiatlop beat King Of Keut, Go Bang beat
Duke Of yerron, Dexter beat Lslia R0okb,
re- Baaou beat Duke OF Hoss0n, Fhrt bea!
Greenfield. Ossian beat Pontiac.
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fBy telegraph 70 tle Dspdtcn.l
WASHINGTON, d. C. > November 22.-Lord
sackyille ard the Misses SAckville-W viii
lca,e Wellington Friday morning Tor New
York, aud on the following day will sail for
Hayre I'm The Ia Bourgue, The vessel which
viii take Dir. Chamberlain ana his bride to
Hr4rpn
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u.wapea Cotton 90 be soId.

fDy telegTapn % lh3 Dlspatchl
CHARLESTON, November 22-The Board
Of survey 81 the steamship sandringham
has ordered ihirtT bales OF cotton damaged
bv FIRE and twelve hundred bales damaged
by water 70 be sold and all the rest to be re-
loaded. Tue vessel Is pronounced safe and
seaWOFihy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
PEANUT MARKETS.
AORFOLK PEANUT MARKKT
lRenorted ~ the Dispatch.

NOVEMBER y Market steady. New prime.
2a3 A.; EXTRA prime. 3sc.: fancy $40; com
pic4ed. 4a5hc. TIE demand for new stock h.
on y moderate aud keeping prices 1Opn. "A i'm
prOgement Is only iOOEsI for AFTER tho large
st0ck A. The North begIlg ~ diminish. At prus-
ent the Norh 10 overstocked with poanugs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

mr l.Iaraph b ths pIspaleh.l

ny telegraph % NC UIsYaANI
NoRpoLK, Va. November IL Rawins,
WhiehursG & Co.. ice dealers, assigned to-
day. with liabilities OF $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
'ErERsBURG sEAsUr MARKET

NOVEMBER 2l.-Rsoelps u both oil and nsw
nuts light aad market steaty; old stock In good
demand 40 IA &c. FOR prime 10 extra primo nuts
sales Of noN stock at Gag ac, as " qudlity;
spanish nuts, 5lajJc. as b. quality.
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pnrr1nnpr srnnr MARKEr

BALTIMORE. M, November - Virginia con-
SOS, i0-i0's. %: 90. ga. O.. Baltimore and ohio
s.oct. go. Northern Central, 81 Cincinnati,
Warrington and Baltimore - 90; do. 2is. q Si
d.. 3Is, Jal. cousol gas stock, 4sA; do. bonds,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
Cooler, Bat NO Frost.

10y I0lttIaIu % u" bI7IAlliLI
GAREsvILLE, Fla, November 22.-sur-
econ Martin reports Two new esses, both
colored. The weather Is cool, but no frosts
have appeared. The Thermometer stands at
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Maa &c uurderedf
[Rr teIerrapa b re plspaIea.

lRy telegraph 70 the DtsPaNLl
CHICAGO, November GA dispatch from
Chattanooga, Tenn, says: General +. H.,
B,gear, OF Atlsnta, Ga, was one OF those
Who Iost their lives ia the European Hotel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

we're; vIorr notnins,iy unchsne~d. va .
spring whsas s'.Wk. No. red. i.99ks51.ot
rark. sl4 sOasiA50. Lard. SEA Short-fibs, t7.S,a
s7s5: dry-saifoa sio1iderr, t.g. <sf7.ag s',qrt-
clear SIDES fDoxo8), t<sfs.iz4. Whisksy, fl8
Tho Leading fgtlrss faagot - follows
loeaf4l HfTast. Closfaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
NEW YORK sUwAc MARKET.


NOVEMBER s0-Scliy ranges from go u go
CON 4affce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
EEW YORY PEANUT NARKET.

NovEyBEE eO.-Peanuts are unchanged.
Fancy band- picked quoted 40 &c, aud farm
ers Efades a. f4AAc.--5cD York JoWTHa! "
Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
DEBATE IN TsE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON
LAND-PuRoaAsE BILL.
psrpell Declares His Approval Of the BILL
Knit Up with Eatiosal senti-
m0nts-CburohilPs Beply.

'"",V ~ Ns''u'pu' !" u'."t ~ "a. ....i
sc u''"''e CIV "s''.A',' W." -. ai."'D t|
VIC '',', NN ", u,n'Fev '".' W !.
t'En'u tNai ohaef we pso'e1t e,'ou'' ..,..'
. """'u '' ,,uPy ''', ~ i,' d, w , '-, a.
80 ,a.,on' '"r -. -, ',', ,i'. o',i,
- ~. CO.. ,i.l ,,,''i ,.''o.,l,n ul.o,n
i,u s.,,,., s.tct ,,ot tlo Cfsrrb tenant.
t.,ll,...f A., .,.,.,ir,. l.,l t, r.,vir, Cbufch
,.,,o,,,.s,,,, .,,',siiy t,r f,rty.tfre ye.r4
,'.'.''''''" "'''.} a" 49,. ,.,....-..,s.,
49,, tif'-.,. 49, uo,'d las.
800 ..' ,..t ~ ,l,, ,,.,..t.i ,v.sroii,r
= ~. .t 49, .,,o1.,.i-
J , t.. 3D.. ,,..,. ,.,.''.,t .,..,'.. vim t5,y
,..,, "a ., - g. Az. f,r,ber ma
l,..t - ,..r. 49,, .'-,lv ,9I rqoer fs
60. IN. ,I..,.,,t ,I r..-l..d question.
m o.,.. ,.i,.,.,, to sax ia, ,ny of tbgir
,,,...... tr,.l r.. n,.ll pa.tl.at Genital ont
a.. t.. ..e..,.., .r li...cd thc bii nrreus.
,s.ir uIccr.r Dn fat CONTRARY thcr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

Hoods sarsaparllla cn'cs catarrh ~ expe-
ling lnpafity from TIE blood, which IS the
cause 0i the complaint Give u triaL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

RlcgAosO. November - 1873
OFFgRTSGs.

OFFgRISGs.
WHBAr.-l o9i bushels
CQBs.-l.UO! bushels
OArs.-L54 bushels.
El2--O bushels
MEALS bushels.
SALSA REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuRAr-Iougberry ~ bushels fair at fl.0a
Shortbe.ry. A bushels prime at SLi0; q bushels
good OIL g. 0s. bushels common 90 sl.O2 Total
fafo4 ~ wheat. llf bushels
Offerings t0-iay " wheat, ,gJ1 bushels: same
day las year. 8W8 bushels. Sales today Of
wheat. llf bushels: came day last year. 2.'J1
bueuas. Offerings - far tui5 season, 570O6i
huahels: same time last year, 5JAJD bushels
Extreme range o. prices to-day, Sl.Os 70 sLlJ (;
same day last year. 9ie 20 SO.
CoRN.-Wlits. F.. bushels primo new Rt SOC.
Olr5.--p-ine. - bushels very good az 3Oc.
RYE.-D Duseel8 prime ~ 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

Salvation OIL wall relieve aud cure pain 1t
lightning sDeed. Price - cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
Emperor Williams hebuks to His


heard the other day good story OF the
German Emperor. During the recent ms
n@uYres he vas riding with bis stan and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23

we quote. Fl1s. 52-j0sB2Tj supsriine. t275s
g. Is. sx.-a, sl5JlsA75: family, SiasL5); pA;ens
ln.lIly. cUuntry. g. glaf.E 8
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rHEnawuH TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of the New York and Richmond
Stock Exohsngss-Grain, Flour, Cot
ton, Meat, and Other Quotations

IBy telegraph 10 the Dspatch.l
e----1 WAsHISdroE, November 2l-FOr vlr-
liar lginia, fair. stationary temperature,
- northeasterly winds,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-23


SABINE ISTELLseEscE.
EISIATURE ALMANAC. NOVEMBER - iss&
So, ris.s -. 100 uIsh lbs
Slg ssts............ "a Morning ....-...% -
Moon rises. ....... ~ ksening ........... 80
PORT OF RICHMOND. SoySHsEE = is'S
ARRIVED
Steamer Ariel. DeyO. Norfolk. rleruhAnfisf.
passengers United stGtss taait. &C., l. u Isiufa.
agent
PORT o. SEwPORr NEWS NoyzssKk n isot
lBy rslegfaphl
ARRIVx0
steamship 0uynndoila. keiley. Nes fort, and
sailed for New York, merchADdtse.
schoonors A. H. Howe. bfoSa. NsS YORK; n
3. ogden, Toe. New rerk-both W load eoaL
SALAD
Steamship wysndais. Hurst. Roaen. eoaist
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

The acoustic qualities Of Hsrtmsn's Hall
are so good that those Who are 40 fortunate
a. 70 secure seats for th> 18th viii be Huch h
pleased With the grand ELECTS orchsstrs and
cborss prod1ce IN the great orstori0. The
p1liticsi conventions lately held n the ball
show the ease with which q speaker Of or1i-
nary voice ms7e himself heard Thersfore
a gTest treat NAV be expected. a. the "Crss-
ti5u~ abognds N fne seia. 3aet ard trio
work. shich vii not % mutliei and lost
ia bsilv constructed srchitsct1re but heard
with pleasing disuBctness TIE mszni 4 eat
tsner of Nr. Toeif VII - e delight - hear
n snch a building.
Il is VERY essential fhst sd persons who
arr % tsks part in the presentsrion q The
Crsseca- should - present az he rahssTssl
next Monday evening ss riscss WI then
. ansliF assigned. The reh>srssi VII cs
esl.ei pr0mptiy - 80 s'clock.
kn0uf twsivs hundred sesfs have already
bean sold for tie 0ratorio.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11
A BOMB IN THE CAMP
FISHERS MESSAGE FROM THIS CITY.
warned Ia . Dispatch THAI He Must Re-
Padi~ss The GsssrnOrship sr Be
kassksd Oat--Ihs Fisheries De-
bate ~ he r. obltshsd.

ek2-Asstk ts>sAsl. -t1.AA
WAsHISGTos. Nay l0.-During the morn
in. while the convention Was being held IN
your city. Fishers secretary was rndely
disturbed by receiving dispatch from p.
e. Wachtel. j. Mausfce Finn and Jsmes
Tanner. his leading hsnehm:-, that Wei
lingson T. Burt Was a candidate for Dele
gate as-LArEe, ard that he would knock
Fisher cut for that place unless
the latter officially and une-
quivocaly answered Burt that he wss
not candidate for the Govsrnorship. This
was borab shell as Fisher had expected to
head the delegation without = question
being raised But he was mad and he sent
oaek pretty tart dispatch to the effect that
he would make no oftcial announcement
or in any other way repeat wLAt lie had al
ready frequently said regarding the Gov
sruorship and that Burt could do bis worst.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11
CONVENTION MOTIFS.

Chas. J. Robinson, Of the Luther Lqnos,
is thrBsting IL into ali the Democrats Of the
convention.
Ralph Phelps Peter Rush and August G..
krODberg. al Elks remain TO visit Grand
Rapids brothers today
Chairman Rutherford ca led 81. Joseph
county the amen county" becsuse IL Wa
seated In the rear Of the ball.
Hen. Edwin p Ihl's speech in non1i-
rating IN. Weston as the FIRST Delsgste-st-
large wss the gem Of the convention.
ke stlDg, q Ansksson ssfd tbst Frankie
- the best snd most accomplished rBB-
ming nate tbst Grover Csevelsnd or snv
other presidential candidate coeld possibly
hsve.
The Democrsts are good bsssars. Gen
era kutterlor1s mention q Inrsif's name
brought oat sZCh 9 rrciore q hisses That
The drspeTy vss nsariv torn from It's fast
snings-
Csptsin Hsn5 5rvr TIE acknorls7ses vet
ersn Of tbs Convention bss e rivsl n the
person 81 Cs1fsin NslksF. of Kssfnsz5o.
Who claims - - $ vesrs old. While Cap
tain He8dryK = a y0nrg man e,f grfs 81
P85olBh Worch. of Jsekson. raesr,f. =
elected representative - ths National Grest
Council of Ped Men, s.sve5 over ~ tsks ir
the Convention, Ire proeee 81 nEs 81 which
vi - condensed sB6 trsasiste7 for ths
f,dtrfrrsarsf
Wheo Cksirrns8 Rutherford ssia Il
raeo1nz. NJ Barf- u SsgfBsx. sitsough
Lev T er5fsn sns hSifs dozen ofhsr Dell.
gstes ~srs on sksir fesf ~ syes we're
f-rse5 uron Mr Bc-f Hs supported
Gs5rgs I. Taples Doh sssi0n.
Nm p Bssm. mayer 81 Eesf saginaw
Al Ben Ra@en1h CstF Etto~8eT 5s-nss
Fl DzVltt. g. r.. Isertv. fseorse Il. nsas.
sssrif Anx1ss MeIntyrt ard +. krsussr
Comprising East szg1nsws - szstior
DesrlE a. Of sss~ ere aka. rsssan ever
s1-@&3.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11
TROUBLE ON The TRACK.
An Old Man Tries TO stop Work ON the @
r.. l. n ID. Railroad.

An Old Man trfes 10 stop Wofs on tbf ".
r.. l. a ID. Railroad
tstl,sSs - ~ ssNte,ss-ssssSs
GRAND LKpsE, Nav lo.-Trouble bs,
arisen over tie right Of way OF the G. r.. l.
& d. Railroad through lands in this pIsos
occupied by Geo. Loveless, man about 81
years of age. who has life lease of tb,
property. The company settled with the
heirs last Summer before opening the road
but the old gentleman claims an unsettled
interest. Yesterday he Obstructed ne track
with ies and poles, and stood guard over
TIE point with loaded receiver.
until one OF TIE road engineers vss
stopped By the obstrrctions, when hs
threatened 10 shoot the employees II they
attempted TO remove them A csmpro mise
was effected and the engine allowed ~ pass
for that time. az none Of the persops in
authority were on board. On Tuesday
night the old mar sosped the track for the
space of rod or two. But the train slio over
-. Everything ~ moving to5sy.--Jk e
b7iiding Of basement walls for several new
stores is progress ing, and mort seems 20
Re the most prominent man In town. 80 ths
Torkmen are calling hin Is offsn a. once IN
I've minutes during The day.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11
THE THEATRES T0NTGHT.

Mr.. Joseph Jefferson appears at Powers
Grand Opera House tonight in rip Van
Winkls." Mr.. jefferson occupies the same
position in comedy that Booth does
be the last opportunity that . Grand
Rapids public will have 10 see him.
ss after next season be will positively retire
from the stage. The sale of seats for the
performances tonight is already very large,
and brilliant and spprecistivs audience
sill witness bis performances. All who desire
good seats shous3 secure them a. early a.
possible today. The eminent comedian
sill never play rip Van Winkle' sgsin
aifer the close Of bis engagement ia the
n asr
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11
TIE FISHERIES TREATY.
senator Riddle berzer's Efforts for Open
Discussion Partially Successful.

senator Riddieberxer's Efforts for Open
Discussion Partially Successful.
wAsHISsroS, May 10.--The Senate was
in executive session this afternoon for two
hours on the propriety of considering the
fisheries treaty in open session. or of ad-
mittinx the official reporter with view to
having the discussion reported and subse-
quently made public in whole or in part.
Several resolutions were pending. one by
Senator Riddleberger providing for open dis-
cussion. one by Hoar providing for stem
ogrApher's report for subsequent publica-
ton and one by Senator Morgan for re-
port for the confidential use of the Sena ts
only.
The Hoar resolution was finally adopted
and il 10 probable that the debate will be
published from day to day in the Congress
si0YsaI Record
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11
AseAUTIFUL CATHEDRAL BURNED.


Disastrous Explosions % Nstar.I Gss IN
Ranslo-ss- f.nrs fsth@drsl tsoa-.
BUTFk1o. Asy i0.-This morning wss
decidedly sensational and disastrous one
In Buffalo. A number Of explosions Of
natural x.sioccurrsd almost simultaneously
caused. IS IL is Supposed, By over pressure.
The explosions csased widespread excite
msnt, bs<ides destroying the finest church
IN Buffsio aud doiHg other dsms<s.
St Psuts estheorsi, the pride and glory
ef Buffalo, = in ruins. The entire Interior
. bsrned out The roof Is gone but the
strong stone walls and The graceful spirs
remain.
Al 10 4 snss we're seen bursting cut of
tie fne stained gisss widows of the
ehurch. ard instantly most OF the interior
v<s mass of flames. An explosion had
occurred IN the basement .tbe furnace be-
ing supplied With nstuEsi xss and the force
-ss 40 great 40 ~ tesr af and blew out The
heavy doors. The hrs department could 10
nothing 20 <svs the interior OF the stately
sficee. az the flames weTs bursting from
every window. In hslf an hour from the
tine OF discovery the interier u she a0bls
church rss compieselT destroyed The
chufca wss valued st sheut 40 COO. IN
srirssee SO 90.
o1excicsions $50 occurred A. Dr.
Fi@rc.s Invalid HOtsi. doiRg asout 81 i.ooO
worth 81 damages
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11
DIED ON ThE CARS

"A Prominent Citizen Of St. Paul Drops
Dead from Heart Disease.
Harvard. H.. May l0.-Commodore Kit
son. who vas a passenger on the incoming
train 20 this place, died between here and
Hsrtland tonight. be was in his usual
good health when be lett the smoking car
20 enter the dining car. but dropped dead
Immediately after entering the latter car
Nr. Kittson was sbout 20 years of age and
an influential and wealthy citizen OF St.
Pa1i, where his remains will be sent to-
night. Heart disease is supposed TO have
been the cause Of his death.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

KaLsEtzpo, May 10.--Tbe two men Who
vorke8 Of the forge5 checks Saturday
night have been spotted n Winnipeg. but
Prosecutiae Attorney kBopf'su oo>sn
tbluk Il worth ghils ~ 0f18g them bsrt.
Tier srs SUPPOSED to - The same men tsfsi
have pasn working other tovBs in the
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

rrTsr. Nsy io--rne rssidencs Of ". G
Darsnt VS. rrbbsd lsst night. The bu-xlsr
s>cursi geld wstch and . small amount
Of mercy. After ranssckins The house the
enrxlsr az his snpper IA the Darsnt dining
reer-- This e ths fsurth Burglary hsrs
fnts g<<k
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11
The Democratic Rally.

liant scene last night when the Hon. Ed
win r. Uhl took the chair and called The
first Democratic u.sss meeting OF the cam
paign to order In few timely remarks
Mr.. Uhl introduced Col. George z. Sanford,
of Lansing. who made brilliant speech.
The Colonel was followed by e1-CommaBd-
er L. G.. Rutherford. OF Hart, who made q
splendid Democratic speech.
Henry Chamberlain, of Three Oaks. talked
next and then Regent c. r. Whitman made
8 scholarly address.
W. x. Burt. of Fast Saginaw. spoke en-
thusiaslicslly, and the meeting was brought
10 close BY the remarks Of Captain Hen
dryx. Of YsnBuren, the oldest man in the
couVentiou
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

WAsHISeToS. May l0.-The House Com
mittee on Judiciary, this morning, agreed
to report favorably the Rogers bill. extend
ing the criminal jurisdiction of the
Circuit and district courts to the great
lakes, or any bay, strait or any other
nsvigsble waters connecting or con-
nscted with the lakes, on board
any vessel belonging in part or in whole to
the United States or sny citizen thereof, with
Ike force and effect as If the same were
committed on the high sees. and the trial
OF all such crimes aud offenses not COM
mitted within any state shall be in the dis
trict where the offender is found or in to
which be Is first brought.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

CADILLAC. May l0-Tbeo5ors o. HsIbins
father o. Gustsvs Bslbine the young mar
4 Cadillac rsilrosd vsr IN Osoeois co1ntF
last iail. vii orine Q suit sgsinst tbs com
rssny for $1,000 darusgss charging that
neeiect Of a0ty py the company csnseo bis
son death
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11
$4,000 TO be Given Away.

We are pleased 10 announce the approach
ing completion Of our new COOK book. This
is reprint of the weil-kDovn and reliable
old Congressional Cook Book by per
mission, and the addition IF all the moved
ties and delicscies Of modern cookery. con
tributed bs our msny friends among the
ladies' Of Grand Rapids. Three thousands
copies Of this book will be published Ht 81
each. but we propose 10 give one copy free
10 each customer who purchasers % worth
Of goods Of our store. We have . rezisfef
on the first foor. and the fioor manager. or
snv Of the clerks, viii enter your name
after purchasing The book viii be sent 70
you ss soon a. published. This book will
be treasure. ss IL viii contain numerous
illustrations Of all that IL latest and best In
cooking utensils and house furnishing Roods
The EeystoBe Egg psster-Hhst fsnf
The keyHtoDs Bester is one Of the most
remarkable culinary articles ever invented.
Although simple in construction. u CON-
bines many machines 10 one. II IL care
bester OF batter mixer. al egg bestsr. q
cream whip an ice cream freezer. fruit
whip. br ekfsst churn drink mixer a
dough kDesder potato masber . vegeiabis
whip and many other things. The uses 10
which il car 10 PCT are almost eudiess.
The Improvement IN fbs quality Of many
foods is astonishing. The economy a. iims,
labor and material n remarkable. And 80
cheap.
Gail and see tbe Leonard" Rsfrigsrascrs
before buying. They are the best IN the
world. The Leonard Dry Air tlesnaDis
Refrigerator, Have 10 Vther.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

FcE1 Husos, Msy la.--John RssIins. oi
nis ciiy, an peddisr by occupstion. vs-
s-rcsfsa thts Morning 81 the insfance el
Mr. kdgertssr, Postmaster A. Goedeli = in
this crunty. tcr an sttesnrten criminal as
ssuls % u-Tsar-oid ieuxh ter q Mr. Sig
erfon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

Dovsefsc. May J8--Jsspss kcCasry. ci
this piscs ioss two fingers IL pisnsr IN
y0.es szvuid seven miles fr9s Dovsgisf
T~e1tf-ssyen 1hzsrs hs-s been cut a ~
tnsz senns plenex.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11
A CHANGE OF BASE
THE l1Aeue cluss sHIfT AROUND
aas With No Material Change in the Per
eentaxe-Asw fsrk. rhsissstphiA. In
ok.sspelis and fitssearx the Win
Rsrs-intsfestlng a n. Nsws.

The National League clubs changed
plsoss yesterday and new clubs are pittsd
against each other. but il don't seem 10
mend the matter tor Dstrois OF Michigan.
TkLEG RAN BEsAID Is in receipt of brief
dispatches from the cities where the first
games Of the new four days ssrlss were
played ss follows
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

PxTvsssrRs, Ia. Asv l0.-Aa ssronsut,
whom Hoesn frem gsekscn. Mich, bad al
.Cwed - rse bis nanie. ma3e hsl-
iocn s-censio1 here Yesterday snd dexcsnSed
with his parachute from ths heirht ~
zfS9 feeA He sligheed a tree ana wsx
rerv seriously Injured
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

Nr- 1osk. Asy IA Swedish imui-
grant, Vie hss = vie and Ssnr chsldr-u.
arrived At Castle Gsrssn ve-s--4.v ~sh
s>~ris SIe.ooo N gold. ~hlch 40 e.~r~~s =
. s-gs esE The ismiiy we ss>ez>s ssr :
mxna>sets arm.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11
Great Reduction Sale |.
AT THE
OPULARSHOE HOUSE
46-CANAL-ST-46.

I'm order 10 reduce our
stock we shall sell for a
short time. all of our Fine
Ladies' Shoes. which sold
heretofore af $3.50, $500,
$3.50, 5000 and 500 at
the extremely Low Price Of
ONLY $500 A PAIR.
Not "A pair of our Fine shoes
will be reserved; all viii go
alike, away below manu-
facturers' prices. This sale
includes all our French Kid.
Dongoia Kid and Tonka
Kid Shoes, hand sewed and
hand turned. i'm about
twenty different STYLES and
lasts. including our cele-
brated hand-sewed Wauk-
enphast---made by the hest
manufacturers i'm America
---and every pair warranted
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11
MANNING'S PORTRAIT.
IL VIII Adorn the Elegant New silver Ger
tificates.

tifcates.
WAsHrSeroS. May l0.-The Secretary
today approved . new design for the $50
silver certificates. The face Of the note has
in It's center a hns portrait of the late Sec
retsry Manning. To the right and left of
this yigueits are figures representing labor
and prosperity. The note is decidedly the
finest Of the series Of silver certificates aud
Is very artistic specimen OF note engrav-
ing. The back is Of green, lighted by
tracery design and scroll work beautifully
executed. The preparation of the new certi-
fcsts will soon be com menced.