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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-01-04

A SHOEMAKER at Natchez, Miss, has
just finished a pair OF No. Is shoes
Tor citizen of Louisiana.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS. OF Michigan
" The Circuit Court for the County Of Kent: In
ChaDcery. At a session Of said Court, held al the
Court House in the City of Grand Raj pds, in said
county on the 18th day of June, A. D.. 1855 Pres
ent, Hon. Robert NJ Montgomery, Circuit Judge.
Cynthia MckaDe. Com plalnant, vs.. Edward Nc
Kabe defendant.
III this cause 1t appearing from aft davit on file,
that the defendant EdwaT Nckabe j. not a resi-
dent OF this State but is resident OF the State OF
Visions a. ON motion Of Turner & Carroll, Com
u ainsnts Solicitors ordered that.the appear
ance OF SAID nonresident defendant. Edward
Mckabe be entered herein within four months
from the date of this order and IN case OF his ap
pearance he cause his answer TO the bill of
complaint TO he fled, and copy thereof TO be
served on the cOmplainants solicitors within
twenty days after service on him Of copy of
said bill and notice of this order; and in default
thereof said bill will be taken confessed by
said nonresident defendant: And it is further
plainant cause a notice of this order TO be pub
lished iu the Grand Rapids Daily Tele-
gram Herald newspaper printed. published, and
circua ting in said County. and hat said pnblica
tion be continued therein a. least once IN each
week for six weeks IN succession or that he cause
a copy of this order 10 be personally served on
said non resident defendant AT least twenty days
before the time above prescribed for his appear
ance-
r NJ. MONTGOMERY.
Circuit Judge.
Examined, countersigned and entered byme.
CORNELIUS L. HARVEY,
TURNER & CARROLL, Compliments Solicitors.
A true copy-Attest:
CoRSELIUs L. HARVEY,
Register.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
rutur, Commercial Progress.

Inconpara5ly tho most magnificent and
oenehcent scheme OF commercial and econo-
mic progress now on foot is the Russian
scheme OF connecting Europe with tho Pacific
and with the Indian ocean by trans-asiatic
railroads This must ultimate in the opening
OF al central Asia 20 more humanizing infu-
snces. as well As immensely advantaging in
tercontinental trade. Associate with this
project the opening Of Africa, by means OF
free states. artificial seas and European col
onles, and the union OF the Atlantic with the
Pacific hy means Of a canal, aud we have
enough % iramortalize the close OF the Nine
tenth century. But then what shall tho
dawn Of tho Twentieth century bel Doubt
less social advances. and inventions IN the
realms OK solar physics, and electricity vast
enough TO shadow al that goes before
GLohs- Democrat
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

csrashrs sOuid Hka 80 20 srk ssSA
Leus. es<s.s<ss
The Southern isagns has SAD iss 81 oe
mr. players and -ants DO nors q shsru s
Hughes = sad - havs too arch sod
Ter BusheaS- Tie lAstsr csnnos hold him
Shoenick saTs IA l. The bi-~ess naa
playing bah Hs Weighs Srty pounds more
kbaa knscr. -
job. rrwea has hesn released fv F.-
Wsshingson usnag-ua-ns sns aDup~s- Shaw
kns o>en = sre1
Scott Hastings. . celebrated catcher
enns twenty yssrs sgn. vs& slSe Hrss % saEn
- pit<:her wh~n - shrcv 10 basez
John Nout<oraery ward speaks 6vs
fsnxusg-s and hss sze f,r her, AL whan \.
xets shs BAL sn th~ ends q his Singers
!. Prrsi6ens TYkcE hsz notified he a<s,-

ft.rn csnhs ne - s.ivsac- anv ucn~v :,
r>raLsr xzapirss Tisheat srster frosn hsra.
The 81 bsuis Browas are sravtar
<-4<nra larger crowds n, thefr hoa1a xarpas
tsas they "a a. - beginninx os tl.s seasor.
ecre. whs srce rss a x-est hsse runner.
seesas q, have ie-t sss shsistT n ~ sfr~c-
fio-- fer ~ hss srol~s baa sevsn ba~es IN
fr<y Zeraet
xear,v 81 - - 80 Leszs- srd fs-p.
<sssznn ,isrrrs-N-Ason. Eo@@ussn. CsT Car
rsa. ecs-sr~ 3osnw goca warx "a a.s-<ns=r-
E~nsnai aszsciseaoa. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
OFFICE oF CITY CLERK.

GRASD RAPIDs Mich. July a, 1883
Electors OF the City Of Grand Rapids-Take
Notlce:
The Board of Registration OF the city of Grand
Rapids viii meet al The places hereinafter desig-
mated Oh saturday August sih. lseS next preced
ing the Gay ofelectlCn. between the hours OF
o CLOCK q. m. aud O'clock p m, for the purpose
OF making perfect list, as near as may be OF all
persons residing IN the several wards OF the city
Of Grand Rapids who are qualified electors under
the constitution Of the state OF Michigan. and
entitled TO vote therein:
First Ward-Engine house. GTspdville-ave
Second Ward-SuperiOr Court room. Pesrst.
Third Ward, FiHt Precint-Engine house. la
grave-st
Third Ward, Second Precinct-2si jefferson
ave
Fourth Ward, First Frecinct-Engine house,
Bar clay-st
Fourth Ward, second Precinct-Engine house,
CIescent.aYe
Fifth wsrd- Engine house. corner Leonard
and Canal-sts.
Sixth Wsrd-Engine house. north Of Leonard
81.
Seventh Ward-Engine house, corner Front
and seCOnd-stS.
Eighth Ward-Engine house, Jeherson.st
G. II. DeGyaaf Fred Saunders
Ed. n STEM Morris Shansha
John Creque. Isaiah stevatt,
Robert Sproul Vim. H Stokes,
&. II. Davidson, J. W. Hayward,
S. /. Baldwin, Frank Rogers
Jacob Eisenhardt, l. l. Launiere.
Ed. O Donnell. J A Mckee
Board OF Registration of the City of Grand Rapid,
JOHN J. BELKNAP. City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

GRAsD RAPIDS aAKkErs

Fsrm rrodaes from FiEsS a.adA
CioslaE "Wednesday JUS .
Apples-s6l90 per barrel
hlllsf-lss .oc pr u.
cAssse-state. iscs Sss YORK isc mn cream
Clover nseAoO. rimospy. szsoesoe
Drisa FruiD-Apples. sysparated sssc per
pound quarters. s8oe per Pound. cnerrez. %
loe Per foslnd. beaches. logi-o per pound
hgzs-f resn. tc per doz
FSssa N -AieltsO. 8 90 .. veal 80 q
wheai->s~ red. se per IA. new
- bite. 17c eid red -. OF white sc. Osts &C.
Rye. aoeAc. Cora. as51c. Barley. LosLa a
cider i1sse per gal
Hldes-Green. y &c part cured s1sesi e.
cured, s49o'<c' ca1 skins, % II pounds, &C.
Dekin ina 80 &c each sheep pelts, 7Scessl -
~esi being estimated stlSe PEI pound
Ho1sy-f2c Per ID strained. Ice
H0ps-in n = per 10.
Hay-TiaOtAy slls0 per toa clover. Ma
mIxe1- 90 marsn. ss.OosoiUte
Maple sugsr-i-c per 10 fOf rev IN blocks, small
cakes s1tra. ualzc. syrup so,.slOO per g4I.
fouitfy-chiekeas. lSes ducks ngl9c. fowls
i04Ilc.
-pTlng FegetaDles-Letgiice. & per pound. rad
shes Sc a dozen nGncnes. onions. Sc DOZEN
1unehes. rhubarb. NC ID: beet greens, SOC
oushei. green pess. &c onsnel string beans toc
oesnel. eueumoers lce a do1en' celery, loSs2
dozen, tomatoes. Sc 10.
kaspoerrlos. sZDi9c per quart
etraw-f. . per ton.
Iailos-5ASh4c per 10
Nool-The Spring crop OF wool Is coming IN.
UnNsshed wool brings Is and = cents per pound
while the ~asaed a slote1 at p a2sc.
WOod-Block r0ve wood. sLTSe3. . per cort
iOur foot wood. sLoote200 per cord
Co4l-s7 20. crate. $50
Lime-Grand Rapids. 75c. Ohio soc: Pe.oskey.
MOO
salt-75c FOR Saginaw or Manlstee
kerosene-Aich. test lO5zs water white. u5sc-
6asollne--i2c per gallon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

Tho world famous Endicott pear tree,
planted oy Governor John Endicott on the
ancient orchard farm AZ Danvers New Mills
in 1870 OF leS3. is dead. Tradition has il
that 1870 was the date when tho venerable
tree was planted. but there IS also evidence
that Governor Endicott did not break up tho
ground fer his orchard until 1853 There IL
10 doubt, howsves. ot the great antiquity ot
the pear tree and that IL was from go 20 26O
years cid whsn It's last vital spark weat out
The tree stood on the north bank Of the river.
about half way between the Mills and the
railrosd track Il had but one rival-an
ancient penr tree az Truro. on tire sands ot
Cape Cod. psAn.sd prior 70 i64A-Bostea
Journal
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
0UTIN G!.

We respectfully call the
attention of persons desirous
of furnishing Summer Cot
tages 10 the fact that we are
carrying a large line of me-
dunn Priced Bedroom suites
in all popular finishes. We
have also received a fine lot OF
Rattan and Reed Chairs, which
we are Offering at low prices.
We have likewise a very ex-
tensiye stock of Camp Chairs
and small tables suitable for
Summer Cottages.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

Sugzr-Cut Loaf Sc granuiatef 7G7Isc.
"A, e1<e@sc; Extra &C." 6961.c; yellow
&C. 51G544c.
Conee-1irsen Rio. l7elsc: Rio roasted. 2Oc.
Jaws. green. Z48c. Java. roasted SC.
Narlesibo. roasted. 2254e es2se. Mexican. roasted.
bA2ec.
TeAs-Jspan, nne. 35aSsc: Japan. medium. .
d5Oe Ordinary, ls93c. Hyson, s9a41c; gun-
powder. 4eSie. Oolong. sSSs5oc; Congo, 2oe
sc
Flour--y2-sS per cwL; $3.50 per bol.: patent pro-
cess oe5.OO per ewt. $40 per Dol; All wnees
Jour al per cwt. S-5 per bbi.: buckshest.
U15 Per cwL
Mil Feed-screenings. SO Der ton. bran. sl5s
ships $500: middlings $500.
Feed-Corn and cas-, g1Saz4 per ton.
Salt-aichi<sn. soc, Eastern, si-i5.
Fisn-No. I whItensh. $40 per half bol:
ucuf &SGas.o9. cod. salt 6s7c per ID. clans
Sc per hundred oysters bulk 81 .c6s$l IS gallon:
standards. 20c can. selects sc can. smoked hall
but lie.
Pork IN barrels-Mess pork. Chicago packed.
81 20. exIa shor cut. x50o2 10 oc standard clear
back. ti6.o0
LArd-1isgces. S3tasizc 20 and 50 ID. tubs. Sc: 50
n. round TINS 100 cases. &c; in tin pals &C.
Reef IN barrels-Extra mess. warranted 2O0los-
Eeo. extra boneless. 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

trsin iesres Grand ksuids for AilcE8n a.
10 2 u.. arriving there st -
g. Through tickets sod ro rinCi ir.sl points n he
United Stsfss. Mexico aud 'snada a Jnioa
Ticket OfSee-
A. SMITH. q A Cleveland.
~ BcoT7 Depot Ticket Agent
GFn ~ NUNSuy. City TiC<st Agent
Tskfrz efegs Nsv lt le>s
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
DETROIT GRAND HAVEN & MILWAUKEE,

TaIIye rllndaFs excepTed- Daily
Detroit Express has paTlOr car 10 Detroit max
inE direct connections for all points East arriving
~ New ork az 1910 a. 10. next day. Limited
Express east has through sleeper from Grand
Rapids 70 Niagara Falls. connecting AZ Milwaukee
Junction with through sleepers to Toronto.
Through tickets and sleeping car births secured
a. d.. q. II. & NJ. .lilway Offices. 3 Monroe ST.
and at the depot.
JAS CAMPBELL. City Pass. Agent
Gzo. b REEyE, Traffic Manager. Chicsgo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
TRAIN TIME TABLES.

The shortest line to Detroit and East Elegant
parior cars between Detroit ard Grand Rapids
Trains leaving Detroit 3 pm and Grand Rap
IDS 20 pm. run daily. Other trains daily ex-
cept Sunday.
GEO. Z. SMITH, Gen. Agt. Grand Rapids.
W A CARPENTER.
J. B. MUELIREN Traffic Manager.
General Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

rFrs sd r~sise-es r. - ssfea ti7fk next
r 2eesr Hrrrt f--u RI 80 ---n - q
&c fr.a f1ssn -au % A ~ -
t-esFn
Mscicsl sro Surgicsi Diseases O
Children Sc cited.
Te,e-hsze Na 50
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

FTrst Tr-rno-I h~s~. IRA. tkzt q rev
explosive has b~er invented wbich kss IN
ksanf~s the farce ~ 9vnan,ite.
= tIat So Wei. th~re better dsv
sksssd fer -
1 = Hs-~ ~ that Aelr u.s.
"WeA - asle - r-srh the Inside -
rrne - ne pies tat farnsrz wives g1ve
ns. ~-o-saha Va-ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
j. II. THOMAS {
Expert Piano Tuner.

= vee~s srr<-isnre. Eessrerrs ~ rerr- ,szira
Pro- g = fosveE Fraf 2. I17vre. Fr'f &C.
u HerrlrE and Pa So fret~ca hrcres'
terrsfn
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

Foot trimmings on skirts are being revived,
and occasionally a sAnsIs aaunce Of conSid-
us5Ie depth IL ssen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03
Have You Any Idea What 1t Costs
TO MAKE A CHICAGO DAILY NEWS

Y& lHfs HR lei shms aA saasss perhaps
2e Ike Is Different
,SseesaAk ~
hAc stand as@s1 fa,va4.-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

NJ viaslov's seothisE syruD shouid siwsys
- 1sef sor children feething 70 soofhes the
child. soitens BE suraS siiaYs al pain. cures
- cents hoee
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

be without H.
sSAsents Wanted In all Localities ss-EItra
Inducements
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

The following IS list Of thu marriags
licenses issued sincs last published. With
the names, residence when outside ne city)
and ages OF the parties
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

TIE ksiiins snd Delivery Depsssnaens The mail.
srs sad ths delivery CLERKS Axnals = aiillsn
pspes : The ioses nunbers -
The Ens Room To supply the pe~er Requires
thres steam bosTs al !. , hoEse poss capacity
three engines viii sesressis Of ohoTs<-powsE
All departments lekiea ~ tle kcisGR inc@n-
oesoani system which here eonlfisss gires devauno
machines s1A 800 isnps Ihs sn'pess . m
department nn Aoef
70 The crSulstion Department The paper 10 no. a
manufactured article ana ths basness at tsss
department 70 asselaP shs nsrAs' ioE Al = Tia
average number q workers 10
"a. The Subscription Reom--Al ths Subscriptions IRON
oasof-sosn shether ii individual readers 81 ~hois
sale Agents pass Through THE department and
THE department employs the average ~
The Business ohosThs general clerical worl al the
paper such receiving and caring ior is sdsertlss
nenss Of which hfesa haHdrss are received
and handled every dss-recsivlns and paving
cash, the general bookkeeping Of the business,
requires counting room force ef -
is The Care Of Building requires the constant ssos 81
thfee ,snitofs
f4 The WssehmsnTo insure periss profession srsinss
risk of hre two wstehmen constantly onsv
IS The New fork ofes-1eis engages tia entire 81 .
general manager and assistant
10 The Washington BuTesu-ln chsrgs Of its al
Washington staff correspondent I
~ The Milwaukee BuresuIO iaoiIissss Norshsssisrs
gathering, 4
From which appears thai the number Of regular snplesces
So1
And the pay roll rune from 500 to s6oeO per ~esl ssgs
eating during The year ssooooo.
Then there is srger annual expenditure Cor white
paper, and telegraph and cahls tols lines ron
nearly thousand dollars week Take al
together the e,penaiinrr. - TRs pkuY NEvs of
the year lsee viii vary say little IRON 100000
hundreds places hrou the country Il Furopssr
Northwest who disIrbue gHE DAILY ATuS a tow
city dealers with their horses wagons Of hundred
connected With the cs b. hone about
selling Tn DAILY NEws in Chicago This whsi osss
reader 10 buy il day. Measured 10y tie 10
c Chicago Daily News is sold BY al ns xsdealers q
Address
OK r. LAWSON, Publisher THr Danny NEws cAla-ssA
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

= The E1tollsi Dspsrtrr snt-This includes managing
ealsors, cts sdisors. telegraph editors exchange
tditors e1isorsl speelA And sbouI
thirty reporters 1EE DAus NKws sssf n
admittedly .uhous sapsses n ths Mes. snc
The Ts.egrspA Roon-To s.s. sims spsesal .g.. are
into TEK DAILY NEss blldins And the
papers operators lske The messages and hand
heI imnedislsis 10 ths seissFsph editor. The
number ef operators 5
3 The ComposiioEs Rosna.-Whea "eopv~ has passes
the hands Of shs proper revising saiteT is goes
the typesettsr. There good MANY Of hl1 In
lHE DAIS NKss otce-on . Is
g The Lnotyps koon--But the coRpositOr doesn't 90
all the type settisg Tie Linolyps" machine
sets type by casting aline-efsype, somewhat
the principle the pps-iounder
slngle type. Fourteen 81 these machines IN use
IL 1HE DAILY NEms Office and the number Of
persons ssquired IN this department be ~
g. Ase Alsts' and Engrsssrs Department But the
metropolitan dali, gives its resdsrs only
reading matter but also illustrations Bs the aid
OF good srtiSs zinc efchers and Photography by
eesric light THE DAnr NKws II printing
tae beet ne~sf sper Illustrations In America This
takes the best service Of skilled workers 10 the
nunuef OF =
@ The sisFeoyPe foaniry.-The matter iyps and pic
tures-beng now locked up in the urns" the
work transferred 10 the foundry A
poliian daily no longer prints from rs type In
order print arre edition quickly IL Is neees-
sary 10 multiply ns ?. asAs se7aces and this Is
accomplished by casting duplicate stereotyped
plates, from which, after thes nave been fastened
20 the presses, the printing is done. OF sIereO-
iypers THE DAILY NEws requires s
The Press Room.-THE DAILY NEws six double
perfeeng presses. capable Of printing lc00o0 CON-
pleie papers per hour. To these there
required men to the number Of 20
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

lara EAsier efe4za aso1sred. - B.
sduer-s sslss sae Aeafy. eesseT1. ugl-7<e
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

ssssF - sns histoFy - this eoanfFy
navs ne Isi 80 iazsn ~ Acslss az interest
ia psliiios % darinz tas ssmpalza Iast
a.sasa Lass slghf - dartDsns hAi.
shs GALAXY SO eso xdst sith tns Fsors-
sentative wsn.E q ths sIsy. The aOsss
of Ys..sy Clty ~omznhood eanas 70 hear
tLs rsfaFas aad - goia il ths cath aal sstte
spt sssf tas kspablicsn gains.
Wsen M BkLAsAP csms apoa the
sage ths iaalss. togstEsT slth aas6sBds,
fafnsfs aai brothsr-. ross 10 Their toet.
clap2ed tzsir dainty gioysd bsad. and
salvsd tl@ir oolsls rsd. White add o.as
nsllksrckl ala % a zio sLg tribute 4 tho
msa rbo stood osiors tAsn. % he i've
taoasaaJ sa0 hllsd TIE hsil fully 0os
third ssrs ladlss Ia vivid ccetrast -
tais nlAss u snInasl.sile. yet GecJ-ous
ps0pls vas lhs scsns at ths corner Ok
O.saws a. Psari-sls.. sbsrs tie Demo
eras. aAd plaost ,rsnspsrsoey oo which
the Duiisfins ssrs reflected lac crowd
Ia ,r0at OF it sas marked D. al absence
Of .s4ies sRd the ussr slsmsnts Of
b manly. Ii vas bat & howling mob.
All through the campaign the Democrats
hsvs bad mud aaasr their feet. grit IN
tteir bonss and risoty Of spirits IN their
s,onschs and veins. and = Is entirely
ssproprists that they. Who have aver bssn
rsady % sliDg mud shJgid stand IN their
fasoriss sismsas snd lisssn 10 the returns
frcE thsir party.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

n ANxoNE - KGasA o. gsE pos III.
] "a re e. Il f-at.Etak ea1rI at q rs & al.1sa
* e.e.l - Iee..I-4 ese etN .1sl1l..rl raa.a
sz 49,. ~ ~ - 1eal. t@asugs - es.ns -
sas 4 fz@s.a AstusE sssscC et-ss2l.s
pa sAtE-TzE FOLLOWING ExF 0ooD
sier4-ata azs Ett t1.ssl pFo, sa.its
tz1r rsoG heae< g. CaEraef-ss. e. a. s.ra.sna
A4E 80 A-Ile-sfe. clarllrl tEolkl AelSE
50 tk<s sses-e4. sssss uzEatF - ai.sex 4se. :
A0aSss. = 81 sla4.1s - - A&slss1 - 49, b
ass ita g. AesSatSls 49,. 4. {. O4Qa<i =
tsax. - kSess sl5
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tass ltrr.S ~ u zrni lsfsslssrs ..s5 .s1 k1E
lOJTH 1IANh RAFfDs Ok N q ANn 6 Il
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tk-en oekos "a tofg stssfe Essk.,1sos. lEaay aes
dee lluss ete Eisy e 7es lss as ehe4l- "a e-sy
tFFtls Safc<i YENs sflSla eils toT ihftotEaels
hozae. tAl o. lgczie a Cate. Atio ness. board
~ ffsoe ttitclbg "a tsu4a A.
TOR SAIR-AN - FSANT ElGnT ROOM
/ holse 81 motcFp arcbite1sure, y,lalttss1 ior
stff slc zss cpDtsius Nelef csoset hsi1raoz4.
AS SOD oellsf 90 rtx1-o g.. stuAS~ VA 4 tse
minDies sslk 81 G. esTy IL ne, UsymeLts ossy
fbq1lfe of n 3 e~t aloof, Car scaa heeel -
lNoH SALE-HOlSE Ard IQT OK CIANCE-
-. one GA lsia1 sits 81. o1s 90 Tss oE-ss
Ee&F siFeet can l1NeTE Eropesty isG sac or 10
81. kiso prcEerg n otter p1rtS 81 The sags far
szif- ,. I&SiOF, iV ard A. PAINS ave glsgf
NOR sALE-A lARGE BRICK DwFfIfN9
+ house. On sYEins =. ioF saea A neaa Esms
a. scEs taTrl "a sp&ns soF -. al Ca szn&l
Ityu enif and ressonat4e serEs y. A. DspFxx.
fccm IL, LeoyaIo tlocfs over fUolic Lsbrsry.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

a sas.Ass salzs srssn 49, 1sek ~na !
f.sr...s - = Hsseaas G1r1a1

a sss.aass sas4 tfssn 49, 1sek ~na =
F4zs4a1 - = assssss szE1aE
Nx~ fenx, so4 s-fse nsssa-e ezs1er
Caaa4lsg a4st , isA Ger Eler - ; . Sl1@~
last sssnlaz s-ss..-f q -1s CJY1s Lac
ssezzusaig S4xiazs Taz Ssssa4z. seusx1-
a. ~ .z1srznzE..s1 a. sita C0iseclsr IA
xs4s. Lad lzksn 4fzas 9ae znn1nlts0a
3ssAfa t1oss aS1 IS 1os1 tas e4F, s21
5s1 40 ressissl - sl4r1 Ga1efsi F4Hil-
.ssa. 80 izsasseat saFss SO e4@Es -
hsS l14k Z f5rtaisal ax0 - s7uls secraf
a ssiea azs SAD s4ils1 aeataA.iy for o4a
lsszaleks a s ). "a tas asezTta1zAt a.
= 2snia<tca sss acG1ed. - tL<z q Da7
ssls1 = cruiser sfler ksT ~ So ~ isss-
iol - hss Z i ca1 Tie Basioa kss =. read y
5era sfters1 - hay1 FER a45fs toaa .
seek tte HaYsisn 8oTsrnmsot' : rearesec -
gsss n this city hsss slsNsd he ea<lRs =
sia a. sgs ~ s.lsplcloa- y al been re-
so-see AZ Tia Hzsf.ea c9Haliais laal ssle-
srs a khe steamer lad 5oasisd a l1els
sHfiy 10 rua ias s8eka3s q Hsyus
A1FtasrE D0rts. Il Eas $50 reported .a4l
r1s vessel so1ie carry l2Exs supplies O
arms poE1sr sanaOn. aa1 otrer ma
niii0ls OF ssx f9r tas 1>e a lie IA
sur3eEts Ia L1s .si4a1. fhs reports Defs
lll 8. etsl8tely cssal11 as catrd % III. :. On
tie heyfisa MASTER a. Wsshia kto1. Nn5
Is i1 lnis eEY He Eenf - Collector
Asgsas snd lsid the eass osfo-e hiaa
sfsEBg hs pfeofs. sad asking tnzl gas
eazinaE be oyeFa4uicd II possible 1o-iec-Sf
AaZ0ns gave M Prssf0a an ofd7f "a ne
5zfge os1c-. -hich directed t1At e4ltef De
Instantly dispatched ~ hllioS sCd se.1s he
EsgtHas a1d brl8g Lsf back - Ne@ ofA.
4 aer Ihls orsler dad beea yeEhe1 oY 'sls-
Diiooie cous a. aalc1liOa villa Af. Aaso4ss
tAs cutter Cbsndisr s4s pat IN coadluon
for lAs chsse IL sas aftsF O'Clock. sut
ins cutter sot aNsg ittls before ;. or sohe
t1rse E0urs after hs Ssglaas s'srtsd- fas
ChAadlef ran ihrs- miles oatside OF the
Heck 10 the sough snd sssL ahd szs aoth-
az Of t5s Sag nav.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

fscseo. Ncv. e-Tbs Annual Nationsl
Convention ai Cattle Growers 10 bs held N
tais sitv during he coming ist stock shOw
VII begin - ssssi0o November %. st 10
oriock ~. a. The Grand Pacific Hols
Instead 0t Monday th@ ISih. ss Previous y
anuc uuret. Hen. y X Picxr-il rili re-
rcrt =. tais nesting rson tn rsxs- f-9sr
'esfs conducted this season e. the Chicago
Gic1 ~t0tx l4fts. senator Palmer. 1f
Eicairan. - address ths meeting or
Congress snd cate Growers." Dr y.
w rslrser Chief 81 he Bureau II Animal
iaea<trv 81 "A sSainsts1. go -eport nuon
he lfavarrnisnts vork n rsistiou 20 ex-
.irrating contagious disease. during he
as tvelve months. Al interesting dis-
Cuss'oo a. o. taa ifture cf American fst
sfoss AMI a dairy sni horse show WI -
sinoU- he aiurs nptseis fs-lures nf - =
pfogrsoa,ne. 4 '--ge sssrsdsncs a sxpeczed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

PHrLkBrLFuis. New. "a very mYstsri-
cns shooting ARRAY. which Will 10 al likeli-
hood cause ihs death OF Mrs. Nittis Stokes.
occurred iast night Quite early % the
evening three shots rers heard in her
hopsa sad an 0ficcr. a2on investigating.
found thsf Caoan. 1aned Fred ksimos.
bad shot Mrs. stokes tarss nes fso Of
ffe bullets tskiog effect in her face and
fle third IN one 0f her lungs The Of
fcsr arrested Ramos. bat only sue
reeded IN dosnz 80 siter The prisoner hal
ired a scot and had been ciusbsd into ID
senNhiiily 6oth Mrs. STOKES sad Rsimos
We tsssn 20 the hospital where ne former
= dying and ne later is either feigning Or
- actually unconscious. Not the slightest
clue ss 10 the motive OF TIE crime can e
issrneo The womsn being uns0is ny reason
Of bef wounds Ira the face to AK and the
prisoner akewise silent