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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23
. PLACE foR r-e POLICE


fhs Psites Department t.n 20 ASseo
late The Casy a-at-A Good flsss-
Nov tsas ths elEy o1eizls are al noases
sxcepg tbs Po.ios Department. q i s1e-
kss,ed - lks G = ouy Ehs lot bsek q iAe
City HaA and frosuax ca oss.sa-st. Ga
tbs eoald De srstsa > station house 2aa
b4ra and tor2k.y soErics
There l. plenty of roOm 70 tie City Hal
for the hslxnoe ~ ths Department TIE
~nols upper n0bF ls 82s<d and would MAKE
. e~sss2l ,.sScs f1s tLs pstFol lasDs quarters
There i ROOM tnOagn Tor sitting room.
ssping rom. bslb. stc., and gymnss IA.
II lbs fourth coor Is TOO high for the Court
room and Clerks once. The no big rooms
no~ Qsed by the EoslneeF oxn De nsds luto
o court room ana elsrss orloe- There "a
sHso room enough ia the building for the
once VI he Superintendent Of Police aad
Tor headquarters. TINS would Drng tue
city sfsirs close sossiher. and would stop
al Fenl paying
It 10 said that there is already in the
Police Court fund enough money 10 pat up
al buildings needed. and tue rent saved.
would sOon pay for the lot. fhis project
wilt DC Ia Yssilgstsd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23
THE PARNELL INQUIRY
THs TINES c-ARees EXAMINED.
WtllfxEa Esassad 10 be Released tsst b .
M.y Testify Tss CsaFt ~ sst Every
Day kxesgs SATURDAY
FaBl8e ssa Admitted

Fsblle sss Adna1Etsd-
I.oSDoN Ocs 2-IAs Coa ission sp-
pointed % inyestss.s The charges made 81
TIE Tiasss ssairsg Irish Hasmbefs OF Parlia-
asuE opened court a. IL clock thls mora
inz SIR Charles Russell issd.ns counsel
for Mr.. PARCEL opened ne proceedings sy
applying for the release from Wexford
psisoa of Mr.. William kednOnd. justice
Hansen. President 0f the Comm issioa.
said TIE same course would be sc.ptsd With
Mr. Redmond ~ 10 the case Of Mr.. John
Dillon. His release mast not be construed
~ mean that he had been granted ia nun
ity frop Imprisonment Hs would be set free
only under strict conditions. These would
not allow Of his taxing any part In public
life and wOald compel him 70 hold himself
strictly a prisoner on parole. sir Charles
Russell inumzted for the present lie would
not insist upon his application Tor Mr..
Rsdmonds release.
A discussion then snsuei upon the length
Of time the Court should sit weekly. Coun-
eel for both sides concurred IA proposal 10
hold sessions upon lOur days OF each week,
but the Court decided TO meet every week
| day except saturday and asked counsel TO
expedite the proceedings. Attorney Gen
eisi Webster opened the case for the IsH1cs.
lie promised 10 give the Court the fullest
| information in the Tines power regarding
| the source OF the evidence against the Irish
| party which the IiIaes had published. lie
| would not treat the case as having any
| thing 10 do with the merits or dsInerits
| of home rule or of any supposed burning
| Irish question. The inquiry was strictly
into the specific charges made in the
| O'Donnsll action against the Tunes and be
would be careful not 10 introduce questions
beyond the charges. The Attorney General
| then proceeded TO review the Iimes article
| on "Parnellism and Crime" going over the
| old ground.
Evidence would be furnished, said Mr..
| Webster. TO prove that ever since the Land
| League was formed Mr.. Parnell and his
| colleagues we're intimately associated with
| Irish-AmeTicsn advocates OF dynamite and
| also TO show that many untraced crimes
| were due 10 the Indictment Of both the
| Land and National League.
The court room was well filled, but was
| not overcrowdei. Perfect order prevailed.
1As gensral pObnc was not admitted. Mr..
| Pamell and numerous other Nationalist
As~soers OF Parliament were present
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23
The LAW CONSTITUTIONAL.

The Iowa Prohibition Law Sustained oy
the uaissd States supreme Ceart
wAsHIsGros. Oct A-The supreme
Court to-day sustained the constitstionality
Of the ProAieition law OF Iowa The point
Of issus vas the right to manufActurs in
toricating liquors solely for expectation to
other States. despite the State law. snd 1t
~as pleaded that the prohibitory feature. in
50 far as the manufacture for exportation IS
concerned. was in conflict with the consti-
tutionsl provisions giving Congress the sole
night 10 regulate inters.A ate com nerce.
The court holds that the State law pro-
hloiuns both the manufacture and the sale,
except for mechanical. medicinal, ssainary
and sscrsmentsi purposes, IS not in conflict
With the Interstate commerce provisions.
and the decision OF the Iowa court Is sus-
tanned Decision by Justice Lamar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23
1T WAS a FizzLE.
An Alleged Fight Last Night st Five
Dollars . Head.

For the past two days Il has been ~hisp-
cred around town that on Monday night
Jack Wsnnop aud Con Riley would night 10
a finish at point just outside Of the city.
The tickets were sold 81 - each. and nearly
100 were sold. and If some entsrprising msn
had been on hand about midnight with a
bundle Of cards marked sucker" he would
have found ready sale for them.
The alleged night began At ll:l5 and was
kept up in q more or less Indifferent man
ner with frequent calls OF foul, until
the eleventh round, when the fight was
given 10 Wannop on . foul. Wsnnop was
punished but little while Riley showed =
bruisc under the left eye and sbed . little
blood at the nose. The affair
ended.with q large amount OF loud talking
and cries of "hippodrome, and left de-
cidedly bad taste in the mouths ofthose
who played the part OF the man who is
soon parted from his money. Charles
Moth acted as referee and did not give salts
faction, although he tried TO do bis dnty.
The next glove contest can go elsewhere
for patronage.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23

J. T.Csrdner. jewelsr. Of Mecosts, moves
his business TO Petoskey.
The South Haven Baptists have LET the
contract for building handsome new
church.
Cadillac ladies set a free dinner for all
visiting delegations who 90 TO that city TO
hear Governor Luce.
George II Bennett. Of Coidvster, has
been appointed General Secretary OF the Y
NJ Z. A. st Council Bluffs. Iowa
John o. Plank will give press dinner at
the new Plsnkinton house, Detroit. on
Wednesdsy afternoon. In the evening The
public opening will take place.
Rarfoa VI. Curtis. one OF Reed Cty's old
sst residents and for many years keeper oi
. restaurant and boarding house there. died
Saturday morning and vas buried By tb<
Masonic fratsrsi,y S1ndsy.
Gsns-sl Alger has rendered the uss of hi.
car "Aichigsn" 70 Rev. Ernsst Van Dixie
chsirnsn n The cor0mittss of clsrevmsn
70 be nsed bv Bishop Foley On his triu
70 Detroit from Baltimore.
Three brother. ~ the nsrns o. Yorosns
wsre locke8 10 in sbs WsFne county al
sun5sv They srs sccuse3 of br~zEinz }nfe
horse srS shooting e. Farmer Holtz oi
BEDFORD. suHdsy morning.
Fnsnd van F~erv. r 8 Nory'ssn5 n
? Ackerzie we-e nesrlF asthyKisted d
tae Farmers Ressursnt 1srksou son AS
n ieaf ~ e@csIinx vstef gss. Esed in cox
i1z. Whsn discovered fasy rers Besf :
sssd. hus vii pr5osolg rsc5ver.
Frsd Trosf's Lsrsi1E llns'fc. 80 'rf
tnst fors some uoHths go. . = frol 2
eo~n II Toronto on- Es ~e0t - -
Netropos Ck1reh ~ ftst efF s1a1s7.
sn8 as1oa lshsf ths ~5rse pers oT re-eist
frg , sn s57-t 81 &C. into toe % ~. IesT
PIT hin ID cTison
Ssersts~v J. T Nsuns-i - tls r. =. G.
A. ID A. sier~ss snlste1 &a1 ton'
ovr Bns 49, = rsr@f S1G5s7 81 Ise.
trrs4 pronounced ~ gssf3o fsesrre - =
"a ael hoe rf snt@eereT In@ Csef 81
P5iSrs hss sv-sed tses6 htr1 s. 1err gs-F
;hiaz pae~iole - asEa sas 1e<isa isa<s~.
sasskss~
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23

GzxEsvrrLk Mica. oct. G,-Firs broke
eut n Rssmnssn1's lunch room lsst mid
nixht. snd burned three Gus q = row of
sever wu0ten Buildings On tie msin s1si-
aeSs street. Losses snd insu-snce 0n Ssvsse
h1ilaire s. GO iusursuce 500 J Shear
81 suiidinE 81 1o 10 Insurance b p
Ei~arfs. hailfioz, g. SD insursnce. k35'.
Al Pisuks eaksrv Rssmussen snncn
stand Eich e Loug millinery ssors The
srpcks. etc. ~ere damaged h- moving. IN
sur~d Fraak Eoiies hsssrT n a. salein
tng building wss damaged.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23
eURoeTTE's PHILOSOPHY.



''And how do you stand on the tariff.
Nr. CoTnbrakerf' asked the schoolmaster;
are you proteetionistg' "IY' replied
the chirOpodist; mo. I'm feet raider"
(Ltes.)
SAME WAY WITH THE MALAPIA-
You have great deal Of wind here.
don't your inquired the tourist ''Well.
ye-es. said the nati~e. I'VE have. but
Frightening up--''it doesn't belong here;
Il al comes from away up IN the north
west somewhere"
NOT THAT KIND or PHYSIQUE
81 have never met Or. 4ttlepil." said
thu minister. but | have heard he Is
quite an athlete, man Of powerful ply
sique. Is he uot2" "HimY" answered the
carpenter. With great eontemptss nav;
he's q homeopsth.
YoU HAyE TO. ~ YOUR BusryEss.
is It IN bad FORM writes q. Mex
Henl7- Barnes. for me - wear my dress
suis IN the morning. Why. no; IL you
are the head waiter. certainly not. Il
would Be quite proper Perhaps. how
ever, II would bs we0 for you TO consult
on the subject with the proprietor Of tho
restaurant IN which you are at present
engaged.
GROWN OFT OF IT
Il used % plsy pretty fair gzrae of
billiards.. remarked Sslvedge. gazing at
the balls after makiag the best shot h,
ever made IN his ifs. Eve years ago
used 70 plsy billiards. but I'm swfully
rusty nov. "You used % tel tha truth
onoe In = vhile. four or Eve yesrs ago.
slso. ssid the other man. who bad paid
FOR every game hat evening. bat a man
does get rusty Nth se-~
sFECTFrc EDrcsr1o~
Mr. Vanderbilt PAYS his -ook $4,000 .
yssr. mT boy. which . great deal more
than You and I esrn-or a. east IL II a
great deal mere than ~e Eet-hecauss be
can cook- That - al Presumably be-
czase be esn cook better than any csher
Ran Ia Anseri-~. That = al r. Non
sieur Saaceangrzvi could cook tolershlv
vel. ard shoot little. and speax three
languages tciershlg rrsll. ard keep books
fairly. and sinz sorne. and understood
gardening pretty well. and coul.t preach
fair s0rt of q sermon. and knew
surnethinx about horses. ard ecuid teie-
g~sph a li.tle. ard could dc n4ht Per
ters work. snd ccuid r-sa proof taiera-
blv. aDd -ould % piain house Ard sira
painting. ard roslid hssp ou a thr~rhi1 z
narhine and knew ercurk las~ r. p-zc-
tace in the justices co1rts = kickzpco
township. ard haa cnce IN for The ieess-
Iatur- and knew how 70 weigh bay. -
vculdnt set 80 90 y-sr fsr a. Es
gets thRt Just hecanse be knows rev -
cooS and it woaid1t 3 rake . cents 6if-
ferenre in Els ss1sry u - thoorht the
World wss fat snd tess j. vent around
is crhst On wheels. There's nothsno Ike
knowing yo1r husif1eSs ei~sr thro1xa ~
bnv. f~aul wi&herS - koek- wh~1l.er vs,s
kno~ s1ythfaT else or ~. What's tt=
god - know1nS s~~r-thtnxe 0nly ths
erbnTne~es ar s-niscieu2 - = R1r.
aatss N sz,>ksTS k~xs~
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23
c. A 8 HI

Owing . that Dimes upon Dimes. aes, Dollars
upon Dollars have been earned in these columns and
lost publishers are concerned because
of difficulty of collecting small amount the
new management have decided Want Ads. be
paid in advance. IL costs more 10 for 80
than il will month or week later. aad
then YOU avoid the dsagreeab1enesS OF having bil
presented To YOU.
Deyiatiops from this rule can Ice made with those
a dyertisers with whom we have contracts and booA
accounts. But with ought be asked To.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23

"And how do you stand on the tariff.
Nr Cornbrakerf" asked the schoolmaster;
are you proteetionistg' 'Ig' replied
the chiropodist; no. I'm a feet raider :"
{itas
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23

BFIfENE natF BfFoHf THAI
i gAA ss'i sea iaf tHi 90 81 1e~n alic hsi.
1nos ca ifsHattit fay i.itufs 4 tsoxts. re.ln
q l.oteu blook. opi. sweels Hoicl
30 AID LOOK AZ 4uorE loTs oA
" Nhtss kddttinE. emo cousiuci Yourself
thH thelt are Sac oil4sis s.aad o. siios l.i she
money. fosk a htnsss. ~ta lo"ef tietA
non sAIF AN FLfGANI GlaBT k0uH
L house al mo1trn arstiieciufps ilumite f1I
usigf nud Fas cnnislns VsleF c.o.cl iAtNfsolD.
aud Fooo oe..sI ioi a5Ki2t ii sisoais y as tfe
minutes ssk nf lfeffs - Nus rs titiiis eaet
Enquire o b b ses nour Clarendon he.sl t2f
DOR SaLF VT HANE klft skocA
II hoBrs ga Centres nesr fiessaiii son on'f
. SH foeg a kh.ses snd Ao~ei bio
1elVpAunt 80 -
pok SAN LxR6F HousF AND LOT on
II thf hil iOTs oo also houss nAa iA on Ca,
rlef "a ls1d tl.JJo also houses ot one lni a. \.
coiier~nSs ior tl.a3a Food plofsre ioI funi-
lns All tie etoNt a. cheap Cacap lols a. thu
htb ~sro- }. q Oio0t ASost ~ esnai-st nom
4 1e
noN1 brf a lot hfFOkf sfKlNo Is.
~ We have them tom 81 q sIs.ots fogf
kinses, sno Tower block 30
IsoR sALF-sIlI. eroKf AID pvFlI3No.
i own and desit IA ,s.l of each anes ier
property IN the cils e ulN biass feet iotil
sioTios high, painted waiit. 40 ran 1T stoHf tNo
hoiA. good cleaning sI4ssfsius power cora shcii
e. and q mschinert t-ssff iaf aoi & 0ali
custom busine~ am iiis lsoesF--tht whole oi
River several ecFet 0i FIotpo store ae snsi.i.
confined sho o. same fftuilst un in'ln an -
on properly. II. fHiiass fpiiask q 80 aTlhcul' b
Law once. National ,iiy ksns blues as
NOR sAlt-HOt 80 AM lo1 on CLANCY
e.. one ca Lafayette fi uiss uU Z ~ i0f ~
near street car LfcIs property lsf tsie oI -
let AFRO property lI oihcF l.nTit ~ iAt 10y g.
fels. J. n Ias ~ le auo : iisinfel eve Ilh. &
TOR SA1F-A IthCf FHfCk nNFfIIA0
i houte On SIriIg --i. iCI &s'1t. a utfl f'afue
dwelling house cr 1afusf7kf. for t..5N. art a.
81 fcTt isfr IN frtnf for = lll fa ur fIfst
rsyneuff anc foakolstlf tfrlfk 3 A fltf,fssI
SoOu l1s. lecysIc tlo,E. over 4Uilll Liilfafg.
1tlu
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23

ISDTANsPoIIs Oct. 22.-This afternoon
over 1000 visitors from Springfield. Ohio.
representing the various trades and profess
sions Of that city, visited General Harrison.
Notwithstanding the rain. they marched
through thr streets 10 Tomlinson Hall.
Al the ball fully 4. 600 people had gathered
TO greet Harrison. Great enthusiasm was
manifested at his appearance. He spoke
briefly ia favor OF protective system. At
ter The speech the general received bis visi-
tsrs individually.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23
A joke on Don.

If there is any Republican in Micnig an
who has more faith in the election of Hsr-
rison than Don J. Leathers, he hasn't yet
been discovered. Nevertheless. a Chicago
paper of yesterday gravely announced that
Mr.. Leathers had bet $3.50 that Cleveland
woulo carry Indiana. The trouble was
that the reporter got Don on the wrong
side of the bet but that didn't prevent his
friends from having a good deal OF fun
with him last evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23
For Renf-Honses.

I,OR RFNT-A STw BRICK HUTzF WITH
L fufnsre and al modern cguveDfences verf
csI'rsl III bssfgifk 81 -
uOrsEs TO RES1 AND NONfY To loan
III - huuscs from 8 - 81 Fef month. furr eh-
- and pnfUruished rooms p stores snc & - -
loan Tore 4 kinsey Desiers IN flesi Estate and
Insurance. Fone ~ and Tower bloet 2
f,oR RF~T-FfEF DFsfRABLF RoONz OE
I frst fo0r. cellar. pantry ard WOOD hcust
InauIra on prenis -. Barclays ~
I,OR REST-ONF FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
L ROOM % gentlemen. Cal ~ ia Rens, p
~
Tv5R FFNT-LkkHF COkVFNIEFT HoTeF
I with berD sod acre 81 lend on Nesi
Iarns~1 - between rfiirvs sud Alpine 9
Terms $50 pei year. 7tl phone Hf. BsrTisvn
y seon NorFs. Dtfi
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23

wuhsna Alden smith. Of ms uty. -ho
.fumped The Fcurfh Congressional District
to Tssrs sgo. ass been invited By Con-
srpssmsn Burrows 81 spesk ss three of ths
nsust iDporfsnf meetings 81 oe he'd Ia rhst
district during the present csmpsgn
~ smith vii speak. VITA Congressman
Ben Rstterwcrth. ef ohip. a Paw
Fsw "Wednesday. with Congressman Cum
hsrk. Of Indiana. ~ Dcwsgisc thursday
snd With Congressman Burrows and Sen
stcr Sock bridge. Sc Constantine FridsT
This = = high compliment - The young
crater. and enc sf shich be msY vel bs
prond
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23

BUFyALo. Oct. % Blaine arrived here
this morning. He was received by local
committee, but no public demonstration
was made. Later Blaine addressed an
audience of five thousand in the Main-st.
rink. he was accorded an enthusiastic
welcome. His remarks criticlzing the
Mills bill were inierpsrsed by many mani
feststions of approval.
The other speakers of the evening were
General King, of Maryland. and Hon. J. NJ.
Thurston, of Nebraska.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23
SWlPED THE TEN DOLLARS.

George Fonca Steals Cash from . Friend
Who Buys Him Drinks.
Yesterday forenoon G. +. Teylor and
George Fonda went into South Ionia.st
saloon to get a drink, and when Taylor
went to pay for the drinks be laid SIS down
on the counter. Fonda then picked it up
and stuffed the money into Taylor's vest
pocket, and took out $40 bill. in doing
it. Fonda was arrested by Detective Gates,
who found the money tucked down on the
inside of Fonda's shirt Fonda will come
up this morning in the Police Court.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23

NEr YORK. oct 22-Chsirmsn Brice.
Of the Democratic National Com
mittse. in the course Of his remarks
TO the Business Mems Cleveland and
Thurman Club. today, ssid that in an inter
view With Governor Hill on Sunday the
Governor assured him that be vas q frm
friend Of the administration. and you'd
fstbsr Be defeated than elected and have
Cleveland defeated.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23

TOR RENT- A NICE FURNISHED FRONI
v room. soIthern Il prsIre. ID d family O. two
person. within three Uiuniss walk 81 the frof
Ofice. address George thm once. 1efi
ISOR RESI-WsRA FURNISHED Rooms
INQUIRE ~ q Crescent ave. 2g-
NICELY FURNIsH HEB Rooms. WITH
Y hoard a. - CroseeBt-ave. ~
NICELY aBURSI1 HID FRONT ROOMS AT
Y - stsfest ls7
TOR hENT-FrRNI- ROOMS. E1EAN
heated and furnished rooms fof light ho0se-
keeping. Apply a. room JOB, New b0usf ~ n
block. Dec lsif
TO RFNT-ROON -FURslsHFD OR f-NFrR-
! nisbed. with or without board q sshinF-
tor-st ~
YVF HAVE A PIEAeAST FRONT ROOM To
W rent hesie ~ f8rnacs sUd lgnfed vifh Fss
Cheerful ElcOYe delightful ouilDok ~ bOstvlcE
A. 1uH|
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23

IVANTED-FlNE GOOD DREssNAKERs And
w one apprentice. nj North Division 81. ~
WANTED GENERAL GIRLS. 90 HOTEL
w gIfiA solicitors. b meat and pastry cooks q
cooks ans launcIezSes Ladies fsrlors, aud
Tower block ~
yVANTFD IMMEDIATELY-A COMPETENT
w cook. George j. Slssou. conner state-sl
and Madison ake POI
IVANTED-2 COsPOsfpORs. sAnNERT IsING
w agents. J cirCuator. { uuuefs, . cofuloe
w0rkers I irAye!nR salesman. 5 facioy hands
J booEkeeper, 3 dry goods clerks, CON mon IA
b0fers. "a a. once fmpioymeni Il hsugc.
rooms "a and 50 Weston building.
ufANTED A COMPETEST RELIABLE
W girl or woman FOR general 40 usework ca a
between II and O'Clock al 90 n oTth Frout st
800
yTANTRD-A GOOD GIRL FOR GYNERkI
W homework, enquire al singer Sewing Nn.
chine Oltice Z-atf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23
CONFESSED THEIR CRIME.
A Murder In New York City Traced to
the "Mafo."

Nxw YORK, Oct. 22-Frsncisco 1ata, Ma
tale Ssbatsno and Giuseppe Canizzaro. i'm
prisoned in the Tombs on suspicion of COM
plicity IN the murder of Antonio Flaccimio
in the front of Cooper Union week ago.
have all made confessions. Flaceimo be-
lOnged to a society known as the "MahO,
which Furnishes with death those who give
information against member. Flaccimo
b-d done this. and therefore he was MUIR
dered by plunging q dirk into his breast.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23
1Ornfs-- GDfPd.

MARVELLOUS TRAVELLING sALEsMEN
w in each state. salary 80 70 500 per month.
no experience neccs. ary. Addrek " IA stamp.
Cbas. D. Hoy. lonis. Mich ~
GFNTs-OUK CHRISTMAS BOOKS SILL
4 ing from - cents 20 : ~ viii nay you a
larger profit than sny otufR TIE next Three
months. Casseli q Co. Iinhed b. H. 3 D..
1gs and ios Fourth Ase, y. =. 80
GFNTs wANTBD-IhDiEs OR GENTIF
a men of good address. FOR city of cou-trf
trs6e; particulars free Call or address Agents
Supply COMPANY No. ? Pfarl-st 1frf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23

DKxvEs. Colo. Oct. 22-Whils q freight
train wss standing on the main track on
The Burlington road ct KsDssov. Neb.. .
following freight smsshed into the cshoose
vrsckingit. several csrs and the engine snd
Instantly sitting Geo. Pritcber. u Den yer,
s8d Robert Bean. 81 Wsekssr. Colo. snd
seriously njaring tso others asleep IN the
cshl,oss
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23
Get a new girl. with our Want Ads
GRAND DEMOCRATIC BLOWOUT.
Forty Committees Appointed, and Other
Preparations Made.

The local Democracy are making arrange
ments for the supreme effort of the cam
paign on Saturday evening. They have
appointed forty different committees and a
grand marshal, and have made arrange
ments for reduced railway fare. The
speakers advertised are Postmaster Gene raj
Don M. Dickinson. Congressman Sunset
Cox, of New York; Senator Voorhees,, OF
Indiana; General Herman Leib, of Chicago,
and such other prominent gentlemen as
the committee can secure. There will be 4
torch light procession in the evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23
Suitchman MIssipg.

Nike Nsf, a c. & w. NJ. r. r. switch
man. is missing. He went TO light his
switch lights about 4 p. m. yesterday, and
has not been seen since. Netf went away
on q railroad bycicle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23
THE GREAT WRECK IN ITALY.
One Hundred and Fifty Dead and Wound
ed Identified.

ed Identified.
RoME, Oct. 22-Of rour hundred persons
known to have been on the train buried in
the land slide near the Latenza, one hun
dred and fifty dead and wounded have been
identified. A large number are yet un-
known. Scores were taken out today, and
the work is still progressing Ex-
treme cold and snow reterd the work
Among the killed isS an entire
theatrical troupe and family OF
six persons. A young priest released after
two hours work, was unhurt, but his hair
had turned white. Many dismembered and
headless bodies will probably never be
identified
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23

CHwseo, Oct lz-At HYDE Park n
sfernoou a Pole nsmsi kisklsski, and =
Bobem isn nsmed Rsyner, uho we're en-
rzged vifh others in unloading sand IN t0s
Leke shore rsF1s. we're instantly killed rT
trria bsckinz dom Ep1a thsu snd
throwing tnem from The esr ua6sr fhs
y bees
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23

VIM. Alden Smith, went out to Alto yes
terdsy forenoon for the ID. l.. & y. r. r.
Co.. on account of several horses that
were killed oy train few DAYS ago The
owner OF the horses is looking for damages.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23
The MUD RUN DISASTER.

The Coronsrs Jury Charges the Train
men with Gross Negligence.
MAUcH CHuNx, Pa Oct. 22.-The verdict
in the case Of the Mud Run wreck censures
the engineer Of ths train that ran into the
standing train, and declares them guilty OF
gross negligence. It Also censaTes the
brakeman OF the train, also the conductors
Of the colliding trains.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23
Situations Wanted--Malc.

WANTED - BY A PRACTICAL TIMER A
W situation in q hardware store oT tinsh0p
Address Wm. Bierborsn. Aesayg0. hicb. Refer.
ence guaranteed 2s
WANTED SITUATION A. BOOKKEFPER
w or salesman. have hsd eight Nesu eNperi-
eDce ia lumber and general business - book
keeper and salesman. ain g yeSn old and wide
awake. can give best OF references for Omiues,
sbillty and honesty have had sone experience
a. travelling ssle<msn ard undenaaud four differ
ent lnes Of goods Address ., box ~ care Teie
gram Herald zG
VVANTED = PERMANENT SITUATION BY
w hrstclass strictly temperate man % drive
team can drive four or 81 horses II required
address r. G. ID. Box 3. Telegram Herald oiice.
291
WANTED - POSITION As FOREMAN IN A
w Numbering camp whore vile can serve -
cook. Address l.. Box q city 2h
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23
Fnr Further Insfrucfinn.

Deputy Collector Lochbihler, OF the De-
troit Custom House has been ordered here
by the Treasury Department to further IN
strnct Collector Safer. OF the Grand Rapids
Custom House.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23

Jkrxrsvrr1E OF E-Ths auub-r ~
ezs-e q yelisw fever soosr, ~ss a. wth
snlv ons death. A. ~. Ps.xL OF the rev
rssr- anlv .sSbt are whisea.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-23
SAME WAY WITH THE MALAPrA.

You have great deal Of wind here.
don't your inquired the tourist well.
ye-es. said the nati~e I'VE have. but
Frightening up-''it doesn't belong here;
Il al comes from away up IN the north
west s.,rnevv here f"