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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-07
FREIGHT CUTS.
The 800" Line Leaves the Canadian
Pacific Out in the Cold.

lCopgight, 1SsS, Jyhe Cal fo7,ia associated Press,
New YORK, July 6th.-The :" 500" line
cut rates still lower to-day, as announced.
They gave shippers further new surprise
by announcing new rate for transporta-
tion on freight. They announce that they
have entered into an arrangement with the
Lehigh Valley Railroad for carrying their
freight to Buffalo, thence by steamer to
Gladstone, Mich, and on to 81. Paul and
Minneapolis over the Sault Ste. Marie and
Atlantic road. Shipments by this route
are reported made at 60 cent rate. Trans
portstion over these lines leaves the Cana
dian Pacific without any haul.
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NOT SETTLED.
The Eastern Question Still Open-Russian
Erontier Forces

Frontier Forces.
VIENNA, Jaly Gh.-Well-informed per-
sons here deny that an understanding has
been arrived at between Russia and Austria
regarding the Eastern question. The Rus
slams continue to erect military stores near
the frontier, and are building steam mills
and bakeries for the army around Warsaw,
which place has been transformed into a
first-class fortress.
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Mrs. Bjones-@ Well, / think that play
was pretty stupid" Mr.. Bjones-"O Oh.
l don't know, my dear thought it had
a good plot and was very well acted.''
Mrs. Bjones part was all well
enough, bat didn't see one single original
looking bonnet in the whole audience y
Life,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-07

Ct. LOUIS, July 6th.-Wiiliam c. Mitch
ell, proprietor OF the Peoples Theater, fell
from a street car this evening and was
killed.
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A nestruetive Brush Fire.

OTTAWA, July G.b.-A brush tife is raging
near South Indian, Ont, on the Canadian
and Atlantic Railway, below this city.
Wade's sawmiils, 800 cords cf wood, five
freight cars, five houses and thousands of
cords of tan bark have been destroyed.
The country On each side for some days
has been utterly irInassihie
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-07

Enraged husband Maria, | can en-
dure this existence no longer. am going
to blow ny brains out" Wife (calrnly)-
f" Don't attempt it, John. lou have never
had any success in firing 4; small targets
CiicngQ Tribune.
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Prohibition Nomination.

TCopyigt, 1SSs, blythe California Associae,, Irsssj
CARLISLE (Pa.), July 6th.-The Prohibi-
tionists of the Nineteenth Pennsylvania
Congressional District to-day nominated
A. F. Mullin, a large paper manufacturer
of this city, for Congress. and he will re-
ceive the Republican Endorsement. The
district is now being represented by Levi
Maisch. who has created a strong opposi.
ton to himself.
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HAS THIRTY-TWO WIVES.
The Man Who obeyed the scriptural In
iuncfion Ton Mnch

DETROIT, July 6th.-J. A Brown, the
bigamist recently arrested at Chicago was
arraigned to-day. He pleaded not guilty
and was remanded to jail. 1t is stated now
that Brown married no less than thirty
two times, and many of his dupes are ex-
pected at the trial.
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POSSIBLY THE SAME PARTY.

CHICAGO. July 6th-A special from
Wichita. Kan, reports the murder on the
Red Fork of the Arkansas river. in Indian
Territory, of Ed. Fraley, II, Holiday ana
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-07

Grimley-" No. wife; can't go to the
shore this season. should like to; but
the fact Is, am in too deep water to reach
it"-Puek.
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A STARTLING STORY,
HISTORY OF THE CHICAGO DYNA.
MITE CONSPIRACY.
How the Railroad Wreckers yyers
Tracked by Detectives-Fiend-
ish, If True.
THE ALLEeED DYxas,trFTs.

lsFFcI4L plssA70HEs To TEE nsoosD-csou.l
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NEVAnA.

StabbinG ARRAY Between Lumbermen at
Lake Tahoe.
iCopVigi 1858, BY he California 4issoeiG,ca Pressi
GENOA, July 6th.-Last evening at 6
o'clock, at Chubbuck's Camp, Lake Tahoe
Ted Dolan was stabbed four times by man
whose name is unknown. The trouble
was over money. Dolan accused the man
of stealing it. The party is under arrest.
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A Slap at the Colored People.

BUFFALO, July 6th.-At to-day's session
of the State Boards of Charities Convention,
W. Brooker, of South Carolina, said that
before the war there was no such thing as
penitentiary known in his State. 1t was
only after the emancipation of the slaves
that such step was found necessary.
There was only one such place in the State,
and it was located at Columbia There are
about one thousand convicts in it, and
nine hundred and fifty of these a,e colorea
people.
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A MOUNTAIN MYSTERY.
The Bodies of Five Slain White Men
Found In the Choetaw Nation.

Copyright, 1888. oy the California Associated Press,
SHERMAN Tex }, July 6th.-The bodies OF
five men supposed TO be Texas hunters, were
fouud to-day in the kowisti mountain in
the Choctaw Nation, fifty miles from here
Beside the men was found the body of
half-breed Choctaw, supposed to be one Of
the attacking party. Ii is thought the men
were killed because trespassing ON Choctaw
hunting grounds.
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
THE C0MTE DE PARIS ISSUES 4
BOLD MANIFESTO.
PaPnen's Explanation of the Times"
Letters-Lumberme Strike
in Canada-Etc
PARNELL's DIsCLAIhFER.

Isrs'sAL pIsPATcaEs TO rHE EzooED-unoN
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Deputy United State Marshal Butcbsrd
Left for Aur0rG this alteInoUn with war
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Copyright 1888. 5y tie California AssocateR Press.
WASHINGTON, July 6h.-United States
Consul Jones reports the sale al Prague OF
many articles supposedly of American
manufacture, which really are cheap Ger
man and English limitations. The market
for genuine American goods is thereby in
jured.
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ON THE TRACK.
Light Attendance, but Fast Time Made
at Chicago Yesterday.


CHICAGO, July 6th.-The attendance to-
day was moderate, but fast time was made
The first lace, five furlongs, Joyful won
Benson second, Maud Ward third. Time,
1:02i.
The second race, five furlongs. Irish Dan
won, Cassandra second, Lee Dinkelspiel
third. Time LOS.
The third race, one mile, Irma H won,
Balance second, Mirtha third. Time. 1:43l
The fourth race, seven furlongs, Antonio
won, Jim Nave second, Redstone third.
Time, 1:30
The fifth race, one and one-sixteenth
miles, Santalene won, Famine second,
Savre third. Time, 1:50l
The sixth race, six furlongs, Destruction
won, Weaver second, Allie third. Time,
1:16.
The seventh race, six furlongs, Waring
won, Lafitte second, Jacobin third. Time,
1:143.
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AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

BRIGHTON BEACH, July 6th.-The weather
was fine to-day and the track fast. The first
race, five furlongs, Monmouth won, Zodiac
second, Savage third. Time, 1:03l.
The second race. five furlongs, Doodle
won. Martha second, Corocco third Time,
1:033.
The third race, three-quareTs of q mile,
Nina w. won, Keystone secrnd, Lemon
third Time 1:l64
The fourth race, seven furiongs, Harper
won, Cruiser second, Barnum third. Time,
l:29i.
The fifth race, handicap, one mile and a
quarter, Troy won, Valiant second, Lutte
Arnold third Time, 2:10.
The sixth race, one mile and one-eighth,
Ivanhoe won, Miss Channer second, Cato
third. Time, 2:014.
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THE MEN DENY HAVING HAD DYNAMITE.

In conversation with Chairman Hoge
to-day the men denied all knowledge of the
dynamite, and did not know who brought
the stuff into the car. They said that after
they were arrested General Manager Stone
came into the car, and then one of the de-
tec:iyes took the package from hat-rack.
They say they never saw the package until
it was in the hands of the detective.
AFTEP NjDr.r. or TtTc,f
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rerr!toriaI Jadicial Appointments.
Once Paid, 10 Recovery.
A Reckless Bicyclist Convicted.

Copyright, 16Ss, Gy tie California associated rcss
WASHINGTON, July 6th.-In the case of
Senator Culloms' coachman. indicted for
manslaughter III causing the death of Prof.
Paul on March 31st by recklessly driving
him down on his bicycle. the jury to-day
rendered q verdict of guilty. a motion for
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ABRAM, TAKE NOTICE.
A Good-Natured Mention of the California
American Party.

NEW YORK, July 6th-The Herald edi-
,orially says: I'VE are not surcharged with
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CANAnA.
A Zig Lumber Strike Iusugurated by
knights of Labor.

Copyright, 13ss, by The ca!Lror'a -tsso ,iicd Press.
TORONTO, July Gth.-The knights OF La
Dor have ordered a strike Of lumber mill
hands iii the North Shore, Georgian Bay
and Midland districts for reduction of the
hours of labor to ten. One thousand men
went out yesterday. All the larca mills
dre involved
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

w. Steele, Of Ionia. is at Sweets.
Geo. NJ. GOlshall. Of Big Rapids. Is at
Sweets
w. II. Hughes. of Detroit was in the
city yesterday.
John Ii. Padgham. prominent Allegan
man, is at the Eagle.
=. S. Regal aud wife and Fred Brundage,
OF Ausksgon. are guests At sweet's-
Charles Quick. of Lowell, and S. b. Tsy-
Tor. OF Lansing, are stopping al the Eagle.
Clinton b. Congsr. of Port Huron.
Deputy Railroad Commissioner of Michi-
gan, Is guest At the Eagle.
Yesterday was a big day for we'll known
Michigan people 10 arrive in the city. Dur
ing the day Mrs. X. A. Alger. Mrs. Allan
sheldon and Miss Fanny Sheldon. OF De-
troit, was here; Geo. II. Hopkins. Chair
man of the Republican State Central Com
miitse. was here few hours; s. w. Fowler.
OF Manistee came In on an afternoon train,
i. r. Giddings. we'll known IN Southern
Michigan politics. is here; Ex-Cengress-
man Geo. w. Webber and 3. V.
X. Trowbridge, of Ionia. were looking after
political fences yesterday; Hen. Frank A.
on the way to Sparta; Hon John +. Finerty,
OF Chicago, came yesterday noon; A. V.
Mann. a well-known Auskegen man. was
here all day; Hon. John T. Rich, of Elba,
State Railroad Commissioner of Michigan.
and his wife, came in on an evening train.
They all stopped at the Morton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

The forty-ffth anniversary of the Crane
Rspies Baptist Association viii De acid
with the Baptist Church in Hastings on
Tuesday sae "Wednesday. sept II aDd ~.
1855. The programme arranged Is ss fol-
lows
Tuesday m9rninT-l0 9. IA. Association
called 10 order. Opening exercises.
AssoclstiOnsl sermon ey Rev c, oiohsld.
heading rules of order
Election Of offioers
Letter from the Hastings Church.
Afternoon sesslon-l3o p. m. Reading
Of letters
Women's mesiing
ksening session. ?. N. Devotional Ell
ercises
Sermons-Biblical doctrine Of baptism.
Rev. /. Butterheld Biblical dOcirins Of
communion, Rev. Kerr Is. Tupper ID. y.
Wednesday mornlng-S.S0 a. M. De
votional exercises.
Reports-State Missions Rev. J. s. Clarb
chairman. Home Missions, Rev. -. AulBe,
rons ID. d.. chairman. Foreign Missions
Rev. T. ii. Brooks, chairman. Christian
Education. Rev. X. X. Bennett. chairman
Publication Society. Rev. II W. Powell,
chairman. Minister'S Aid Society, James
Campbell. ohsiTnan. Obituaries. Rev. l.
Butterneld. chairman.
Miscellaneous business.
Afternoon session. y. m. Addresses
First. Spirituality In the Church. Rev. ID.
Mulheron. ID. d.. second. Beneyolence in
the Church, Rev. z. II Brooks. third, Our
feeble Churches-their need, Rev. Z. Ben
nett
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
TOWN TOPICS.


e8xss ssrgsia4 aa-efte apps>Fs todsy.
As1chants report fs@as ss bang srsk-
RssI sslats sa.ss Fs.ssr'i.y saloaatsd %
e. ia0
Ias sarl rsespeoa sa@ss ot tAis s'sn-
iGF
Ias srafs srop = reported % - gaiss
large
AAsKasa Eanaasd = Visiting nslanEss
a. sckssa.
rsmaiass are plenty All cheap "a ne
local m4fksL
Esx saard 81 Edusaasa holds ia nrst
msei.1s MS ss-nias.
The lisg EsieF 30 Fsany sddition VII
bs -lt ef al lag today
The Boafd of FIRE snd Police Com
mssloaeIs siil meet as sfssra0on-
The 8oy cnsls af "a. hsfxs ehaEeh ~in
se ss.8sd ia lhs orzaa ioh nsfeaftsF.
Hoa ~ r Powers . repairing tHs dam
szea m4da - Hrs rscenLy sn Ia FrOnEst.
propsrlI,
uoat iosgst ne s~siish soeissy . grand
a. as sssnIax. corner " sst DlElslon .nd
bos slY a..
N..i. isA5ssx. a. to7 Broad say has tas
s.ariet fever he ass vas reported " he
Bosrd Health yesterday.
The har8asms am trees that stand on
Basts.ek.st vii stll stand aad iin cp
their arms % me sIao snd shs sun.
Ias Citg Narsnal s0id a lot OF delinquent
tax Iats sss1sF5sY IAs rolls represented
sfs Csatsr-sL. Wealthy and fsrrancs-sses.
Yesterday sas Friday sad only one
nafrlags license sas issued Geo d Com
saek a1d Mlss Augusta AogAh. aged "a
an 81.
Dan. s. Aldrieh. Of slater. Mo-. Is Just
hnisnins a hsuds0nls HsE on ths corner OF
W s.lthY ave. and Cass-st.. opposite the
school ouildiug.
a carpenter mpi0ysd on the new resi-
dsuce ol frsd " 5tsyeos received severe
injuries bY fsiiing from the scsfoid. he
Sas Iaksn acme.
A d. Lsagen worth. formerly OF Walton.
has purchased an interest ia Dnrfso's un-
csrta <ilE establishment. sad h2s already
begun his duties.
The Hsory Street Republican Club will
ha.f grand rally next week. Excellent
spssc3ss vii % made. and band OF seven
f-ea pieces will furnish the music.
A stgsst car scavsngsr wagon and .
hatcher cart eoliided on 5outn Dlvision-st.
JesieIdAy morning about II O'Clock. A
general wreck vas ths result. Dat no one
vas Injured.
Yesterdays mall brought TO this Once a
lsiier from W. H. Tieho, sdainistrsror OF
the estate Of Mrs. Judge Terry. which said
Prof McGrsth and hls sister were the only
surviving heirs 70 hsr estate.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

ss~e~<s fs.zse r~s4sxs.s
lssssr1xs aftsfsoes h klat0s ons
q iAs p.tsGtsss . as s0asA.1c rsllro4s
slgasl tss.sd "a sixns 81 tbs sAaFp carve
ever tas 6Fsad kspias A faaasns. lsss ~sss
81 SaH1sE-sgs ~its psrtscs s4oosss. Ihs
slsusl eses a. ts.s NJ Nlntos 0lsisas fes i.
fhs sls2.l : inseAssd - . ezEEsf szxEAl %
c1fses snc - tospsls- lac sLfhsl - e.
srr4ased Ih4E Lks s4Elassz cas- sea Bsiogs
enlsrlaz . curve 81 EuaEsl vhslhsr ss0t1sf
ram a "a rs carve or IN tAs tunEsl II "a
prxsenu8< a. chances 0f . cslllsion-
TIE less wss aasas Via lecon owe -.
o. tie HI. O. x 4 l.. ran D Eas.nssr
kllelg .na klfemsn hsyss - gks csD- lee
sakias = provided vita trip oaT 1giaensd
- tks piloG sna WORKED fren tss eas -
ths snxiaexr ~ith a lsssE. lhls bxT car DC
thr0ws oal esgEtsen iEeass iTom the sac
q Iks ptlei, of dEs~n escs e. taai q ooes
act pTolsct
TEs trip Is an inclined Bsx which =
cauzai o. tas uip bar OF the engine sn1
the sigusl is fhrs~n % show that tie uain
- IN ths curve OF tunn4i when The train
leaves tAs carve or luansl the trip bsf
catches saothef trip snc turns the signal
bach 70 rs former position. The tnps
are connected with the sgnsl oy gas
pipes. pat together IN sections 80 as
not TO be afscgsd by heat and cold and css
DC WORKED IN a tunRsll or curve OF any
length The signsl has been adopted by
the e. K. A l.. the {. 4 ". A. sRd the ID.
l. an. A Chicago manufactures OF rail-
road supplies and switches has sgFesd 10
aan uf.ctare the sigasls for the Nintobs.
The inyentsrs Of the signal hsvs also .
patent switch attachment which Will bs
pat in ssd tried when q narrow gauge
line crosses tAe q. K A l. near Big Rapids.
When q tEsin 10 approaching a crossing the
switch attachment throws the crossin {
track out Of line 80 that = train approach
ing the crossing at the same time could
no collide uIthlthe other traln.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

Henry b. Wslxel sails today from New
York CRY for Engsn 10 conclude nego-
tali0ns vito Az English syndicate Tor q
large tract OF coal sad iron lands Ia Ten
n-ssse Mn Wstzsu accom- panies him.
and tAsy -ii Wait Sc tlaad and the Con
They io{merlv resided nsrs. but are nov
residents Of knoxyili-. Tens.
Rev. p. H. Brooks and family, Who have
hssn spending ths summer in and around
Boston. returned home yesterday. While
in Bos,0n they we're the guests Of Deacon J.
y. Converse
Wilson Jones and family. who have
hvsd On tne corner Of First and Scrisne--
sis for nearly hfty years. will now take
posssssion Of thar new home on Washing
t0n-st.
Mss MINIS Schouten, the little daugh or
OF Or. Scaoutsn Of south Division a.. while
playing on a shed fell striking her head aud
shoulder on plank bruisinS her severely.
Nr and Mrs Frederick D. Eldred have
goae 10 Janssviiis Wis. their future home.
Ihey we're married 90 Wednssday last nj
fhs rssidencs Of Il ID. Brovn-
Dr. l. Kimball and family leave ns1l
vsek Tor California whsrs tasy viii reside.
The change = made for the benefit Of the
Doctors health.
Mrs. Col y. Wait. Who has been st Pc
t0skey tor the past three weeks, has re-
turned. such improved 10 hezltn-
J. IA. Isism will attend Iss su-
prems Council of toe Royal Tsmplars OF
IsmDsrance a. Bufsio next week.
Philip Nelson has returnsd from Ypsi-
anu rh.rs he weuf 20 place his daughter
p tas stats Normal school.
2Frsd g. Berger. Of the Sol Smith Russell
-. a.4 -
many personal friends.
Mr snd Ms wi7ism B. Childs, OF Hills
dsi~ srs guests 0f Mrs. Childs' brother, Or.
q r. a oOn aad fam1y.
NJ and Mrs John Thisl lesvs thi, morn
Ing for Cincinnati o.. whsrs they 20 to
i0in family rsuaiou.
Ms r. Hickey. Of south Division. has
gore ~ Ans0nia COnn.. - attend ths we'd
ding of her sister.
Miss ia Merrill. Who hss been visiting
Mss Asps Hsnzs. has returned To Der home
IN MUskeg0n.
NJ Rose. Of Nsshvills. Tenn. 10 spend
ing isw lays IN this city. He formerly
resided here.
e pliia<han hss returned from .
v,st oi some sesks at Msnistes snd Lud
inEion.
Nr snd Mrs. James r. Foot.. Of New
Ierk srs visiting friends IN this city.
Mss Fla Cornell has returned from q
vut Wita friends IN Howard Cily.
Miss Mcgee McTsvish. of Port Huron, is
Fafinz Ms. Wm Alden Smith.
Hon Henry : Frsbcx Is "a sttendsucs a.
fscxson a. the state isir.
Pros O. q s~snsberg hs. gsns 70 Ohio "a
vs. BIS daughter
Psr'sY Esfry snd VIE ara visiting in
Fer. Nsyns
~. s.. J. ksou. Of LISBON, vas in the city
yesterday
Ms r ROe hss zone . Chicago on
bIenF~e
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

The D., L. & n. bunting post, which was
showed so far out of place few days ago.
was replaced yesterday.
J. II. Page. formerly with the G. r. & l..
railroad, now OF Pittsburg, Pa, was in the
city yesterday. He is on his return trip
home from the northern resorts of Mich
igan.
ID. & F. H. Vinton tested their new auto
matte railroad signal for curves and tunnels
on engine Fe. l9 on the g. X. & /. curve
near Summer-st. Yesterday. The signal
seems perfect success. as it worked to per-
fiction.
Freight train No. Is on the c. & w. M,
due here at about .. M. was late yesterday
about i've hours, coming in shortly before
noon. AS the engine was crossing the N.
G. track the M {. switch engine, with a
train of eighteen or twenty cars stopped
near the crossing and allowed the cars to
slack back. The cars struck the C. 4 w.
A. engine. knocking the cab of and smash
ing the sand box. Fortunately no one was
hnrt
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08
Sunday Fxcursisn Trains.

The Reeds Lake trains over the G. r..
l.. & d. branch will run Sunday leaving
the Union depot at 10 and IL a. m. 100,
2:30. 3:3o 40. $50, 7.30 and $50 p ~.
stopping . Fifth-ave., Hall st, Sout livis-
ion-st, N hadision. ave. and Oakdale Park.
Return trains will leave the lake at 1880
and 1880 a. N. and every hour from p. m.
until 8 D. m. Fare frem Union depot, round
trip. including boat ride 10 the pavilion
20 cents From Ms6ison-ave. and Oakesle
Park, round trip, 10 cents. Fare from
Union depot to Oakdale Park. 5 cents. a
pleasant and quick ride.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

Yesterday was the twentieth anniversary
of the marriage day of Rev. 4. r. Bennett
and wife OF the Wealthy Avenue Baptist
church. this city, and most heartily did the
good people of that and other churche es
celebrate it. About halt past O'Clock the
company began to assemble, and by s the
handsome little church was comfortably
filled. After some appropriate music by
the choir, c. w. Picksll made . graceful
address 20 the couple. at the conclusion of
which . purse Of 500 was presented rs .
testimonial of the affection Of friends. Mr..
Bennett responded feslingiy and spprecia.
lively. Rev. Kerr b. Tupper being noticed
in the audiencs, was called out sed pre-
sented congratulations. both TO Mr.. Ben
nett upon his work. and TO Grand Rapids
Baptists upon having this work done
among them. Rev. Upper traced the
growth of the church from . mission TO the
present fourishing organization, and
pledged hand and heart TO Mr.. Bennett aud
bis people. After prayer by Rev. J. But
teried, the company was invited into the
chapel where an attractive collation. was
spread. The evening was one long to be
remembered by the Wealthy Avenue
church and its hard working and worthy
pastor,
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

Capt. Blondlee, the champion long dis
tance ocean swimmer of America, has been
engaged by D. c. Underwood, and the Grand
Rapids Street Railway Company, to give
one of his aquatic exhibitions at Reeds
Lake tomorrow. Sunday, September ..
Blondlee has already exhibited in every
principal body of water in America. He
created furore in Detroit last summer,
over 5000 Witnessing bis great fests in
four performances. he will enter the water
at 40 p. m. and start with q one hundred
Yards dash, irving TO beat the record, l.24l .
seconds. also eat. drink, smoke, and shoot
FIRE works and conclude by blowing up a
full-rigsed ship. During the evening
Blondlee will dive down in the lake and
catch FISH without bait, hook or line.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

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On fsurscss tas oalidres Ia ths paalse
scheols ~srs treaties " little lnaessssd
sxea.s2snf ever ne pres u ths answlEE
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see sltsas he pQslle sokoos ~sts Ia
ssFucssa 80 prstaas themselves wlt6 sSaks
sss wsrs ted ~ tks tsacnsrs tEsg tess
se0ls eest sat - osae each. Dorlns tks
asy kowsssr tss ssek &c ere pui up ;
oouelns sas advances ths pFlcs - -
osnts. fks cAildren we2t eaek - schSol
sba reported. fnsn Superintendent Ken
axh GSe1 tks wires % nne oat whsi TIE
b0oks ceaia bs hso Tor u D~.Eoll sna Ca
csk0 aud wss sooul u order from snt II
ths Cits, whsl ne l0csl dealers announced
that they voaic supply TIE chti1rsn a. tns
original prios agreed aFson. ihis ssItloa
the matter sna The schools moves Aions
Without nipple Of exGGemsOL TIE e9ok-
sellers Gaia thsS he b. sks Ia question:
oost thesn Is os1ls a. wholesale ass out Of
ghis msFEls they have their f,eisht 10 pss
which leaves them . nsTsln 80 small ss ~
be hardly wsTtk mentioning
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-08

Mrs Clarence Graham IL Wounded 10y
Theodore Martfndaie-
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Clarence Grs-
ham. Of Is Sinclair.st. was accidentally
shot by Theodore Martindsle. the ball en-
tering the rear of her right thigh, passed
round the limb on the inside and lodged IN
the front part, not striking the bone.
Aartindsle' who is visiting Mrs. Graham.
had removed the cylinder from the re-
volver, and had given ii 10 child to play
with. In putting the cylinder back The
hammer was raised but did not catch. aud
when be removed his thumb the hammer
struck the cartridge with the result ssIs,sted
DIR. Lupinski was called and the oAll re-
moved The wound Is very painful but
not dangerous.