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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-08
ELKo COUNTY.
STATE .OF NEVADA.

~ Regular Sessions Of District Court
SECOND Aonsay In January. May aud septem.
ber. R.R. BIGELOW. Judge.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-02-08
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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

ms,ssly. HIS svmfsthies we're - unbound
&C - AIS heeff "a itsnk ARa manly II
vss not i3r hia q see ths wOunae1 hsfs
81 the olso9as lssso mouse. without pouring
forth kis sloqaeuce % rhyme ia Ihssr be-
hzif. saa oenoolng witb them bs reisE-
elcss - tie inlsi0fi0aes 0f others.
Bobey Barns i noi admired and imnor-
tall1e1 by SoolcA Ahlen Ouis sad their de-
soend3nts Ihls ulghl ~ hundreds OF
brilliantly ligntsj ard sptendidly decorated
halls throughout his oear and native soil,
our oar and many other lands where his
soul stirring songs are sung his inimitsbis
verses Iecilea. viii ring cut the heartfelt
tuaultaous applause oi mixed nsfl0nsil'
ties II his spirit can look down from rs
home above on these social. festive gather
lBgs, ana ms ear cA.eh these Spontaneous
4ppf0yA.s OF bis genius. What = comforting
Dalm Il must be to him for all the cruel
neglect and the bitterness Of earthly Aie
which he enoured.
1ae next number wss a song by Miss
Abeie Melnnis who IN pleasing voice
ssng "Jessiss Dreams delightful feature
oi tbe programme. Wan. Morrison sang
"Me Sno Ny Cuddy. snc William Harms.
"Mill Ye No Come Back Again" both Of
whom 0id great credit 10 themselves The
toast 'Amsrles the Land Of Our Adoption
was responded 10 by Hon. Z. q. ID. Holden
DR.. W. ii. Ross then sang Mary OF
Argyle" and received hearty encore.
The ksnkln Concert Company contrib
uted greatly 10 the exercises OF the evening
The duet, The CrO0ket BAwfee." by r s.
Rankin and Miss Maggie, WIS nnely sung.
The latter has q sweet voice, and Der efforts
were well received. The Highland Fling
Sword. and other Scotch dances. by the
members were ali admired by the crowd.
Jimmie Haroie is only 10 years Of age. and
holds several choice prizes. The Rankin
are an excellent company, aud deserved the
hearty reception rendered them. VIM. k
Corneliu. vas the pianist. The exercise,
closed WITH Aud Lang Syne." the audi
ence standing. Dancing was then INDUCED
in until the see sms' hours Of the morn
Thus closed most enjoyable anniversary
Among those present fIom abroad uers
George and James Taylor. VIM. Mcdonald
and Fred Cellea, OF Kalamazoo. Lumai
Jennison, Lew Husband, Miss Bessie Hus
band and Geo. A. Roberts and wife, of Jen-
nisonviIle. Wm. Bennett and wife of Hud.
sonville, Miss Belle Patterson Of Sprinl
Lake.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
THE RECORD CHANGED
ARE TIE : Per CENT. BONDS volo'
A chssgs Discovered la the kagro&ssd
Copy OF ths Faaainx biii Cnder !" hieh
over s70s .00O. 900 la Bonds Were
Issasd-Cari0us Disclosures.

WAsafsaros, Jan. 2o.-rhs resolution
introduced oy Mr. Plumb. OF Illinois. AK
ing 70; an investigation Of the facts ss 20
the passage sngrossment and enrolment OF
the Finding act. uadef which over seven
hundred million dollars 10 4 per cent. bonds
were issued. was received by the House
Judiciary COMMITTEES this morning. and
hearing upon II will probably be had next
week. The resolution causes considerable
Talk in the House. Curious disclosures are
expected which may involve the validity OF
All the per cent bonds outstanding.
When Mr.. Plumb found that the
journals of the Honse and Senate
showed the bill as passed provided that the
Government might redeem these bonds AZ
pleasure for thirty years instead OF after
thirty years as the published law puts II:
he examined the engrossed Dill and found
that the word for" had been erased all but
the Il which was left in the same ink as
the rest OF the bill, and that the letters "a
and ter were inserted inserted in another
ink, Il indicated a clear case OF tampering
by which it - estimated the govern ment
loses q large sum. Mr.. Plumb called the
attention of Senator Edmunds to the mat
ter, and after looking into II carefully he
said that it seemed To him that bonds is
saed under the act were invalid, or else
were redeemable by the Government at
will
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
NINETY LIVES LOST.
The Fearful Fsialsty st "a. wsllingtoa
laLlleFT EAnlsslla.

YICFoRYA. b e. Jan. -. a terrible sI-
plosioa oecausd a. pis M 5 0f the We
iiaston esllisries Tuesday morning. An
eye witness states that hs sss shsut 100
yards from shs pit when he heard 9 report
Ike thai OF a large cannon, snd there ia
stsntly shot foFth into the air dense mass
Of black smoke aud dust which blsnkeled
the snow covered ground With an iBky de-
post A portion Of the fsnhouse had been
destroy ed. as well - tie wood work Ia the
shaft
Manager Brydsa Immediately proceed ed
% retainng the ianhOuse. and the fan was
started again. The shsft tImb<rs were de-
stroyed 60 that CAGES c0ald not be used, but
pulleys aud ropes we're Immediately pre-
pared for the WORK Of rescuing tbs men un-
derground. The hrst man 10 come out Of
the pat had elimOed by means OF the
cage wife cable through the shattered
unbers 10 within 100 feet Of the top A
rope Was then lowered 10 him and be
reached the surface in an exhausted con-
diEiOn.
A second miner was also enabled 10 get
out by this periIious method, but a third,
when fifty feet from the top Ioosed mis-
hold, aud fell TO = certain death al the bot
tom OF the shaft.
temporary cage was made and lowered
20 considerable depth, the miners climb
lng 20 il by means Of ladders, Sd that At 4
o'clock l05 OF the i60 men In the mine had
been rescued. The dead BODY of Robert
Williams, the unfortunate who fell, was
taken out.
The explosion took place on the last level,
and Ia this twenty white miners and a
number OF Chinese were imprisoned. AT
O'Clock all the white men weie carried 10
the surface dead. aud the work of taxing
out the Chinese was begun.
VICTORIA. b. c., Jan. 25.-lt is now be-
lieved that nearly ninety lives have been
lost in the Wellington colliery explosion
which occurred here yesterday. The bodies
OF twenty white miners were taken from
the mine last night. and there are about
seventy more men still in the mine. There
is no reason for believing any ofthem alive
Three-fourths OF the men still in the mine
are Cinnamon.
Ali possible endeavors are being made to
recover the bodies, the greatest obstacle be-
ing the after-damp. No hopes are enter.
tanned of saving the lives of those below.
There is no scarcity of volunteers. as the
officials and employees OF the Vancouver
Coal Company are rendering every assist
snce required. How the explosion occurred
Is mystery.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

In the window of Peck drug store are
two portraits in oil, recently finished by
Mrs. s. Q. Williams, of this city. One is a
striking likeness of Mrs. Doctor Wood, and
the other of little miss who is the grand
daughteT of Alderman Huntley. Both are
very excellent portraits. and they have
added not little to the fame of the artist
who produced them. Mrs. Williams has
from time 10 time exhibited in well known
windows about town, some very creditabie
landscapes and of late she has painted a
number of fine portraits OF well known
people which has brought her numcer of
orders. The lady is one of our youngest
artists and yet she has been very successful
in teaching and now has quite a number of
pupils among the young ladies about town.
Her effects are strong, and In her original
sketches she shows q remarkable concep-
tlon of striking scenes. She sketches with
a boldnes5 and freedom which is remark
able in one whose brush Is yet somewhat
new 10 the canvas. Mrs. Williams is a
tirsless teacher. and is deserving OF the
hesrtiest encouragement.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
NO NOMINATION YET
TAsTY BALLOTS At isrssAlse-
nsbb@irs Csaaia4s. for thsirssSn Beaten
--BaE Liatis Dsnsrsses sst~s~n sAs
Ekxsl B.lio1 aaa llts Lsst'-A1-
lsa fasa ftii E1is &seaiaz

-. .s.'St s-t .sesszssss'ss
lsarzaIss. Alcb., J41- Z3.-fas most sx-
citing con gsation ever hsid ca tie tRpef
Peninsula . ao0 being beid n this eiiy.
Il -ss called - order Al 2 - y. "a. % John
Daniel chairman Of ths Republican Con
xr~ssional COMMITTEES s8d organized With
Col + &. NaaDussf. 0f kscanaba. a. ten
norarv enairm4B, and q. = OsDurn. of
raalr sfs Maize a. ten mporxry secretafy
Ths vote sn chairman as the 1Tst test %
ne strength bstNesn tLe haoneu and aIsi-
HaoDsli i0Fcsz. 10 resulted IA a def-af Tor
Ha50sll sn0zs candidate j. n. Coz ot
sallt sts. Nans sss defe4Lsd 6Y comoi-
aAsion IT aaooell > opponsnis- Tue con
penti0n tben perfected its 0r8ansza-
uou wtih0at dinicuitY though there
sas a gssa1 dsai Of discussion Al GER
TARA sta<es Of the proceedings al. however,
b1iBg good nsfufsd.
Tue aext order vas the roll call Of
counties f3r the nomination OF ctndl1ste
The asmes u Henry Seymour. Of Cnlpoa"a,
& 81 H0weil. Of GOgeoic. Jsg Hao0el. u
Houaht0n. ID. j. Brown. oi Asnonilhee'
and j. Y. Aiisns. Of Aafqaette. were
rescectivstg presented % the cOnFentAOns
af.er sbIcb a. adjournment sss iaken-
On Isaaaenbhn the Convention pro
cesded u ballot 0n candidates. Ga the first
informal ballot. the vote stood. hoseA- A.
Bro9n. -. seymour. 8. Osoufn. A. huoosl.
=, Van D1seF, o. Adams. 10. Bailey 4.
Ou the second informal ballot seymour
and Osoarn gained one each. and huooeh
swo. Bailey Dropping oct
ca the thru informal ballot the vote
sfood. HeSsil l. Brown. Il Seymour o.
Osbura. n. Hubbeii, 70 Van Duser. D,
Adams. 10 Osbusn gained nye On this
Ballot.
On motion the convention proceeded 20
Gornnsl 0sI0liag. Thirty ballots we're taken.
ON the tnirtieth ballot tns vote stood
Hubbsil -, Osburn Is. Brown u, Adams 10.
ssgm m0ar s. Howell ?. Van Duser .. On
Several ballots A fev scattering votes were
thro~n 70 q. A. Towae. of Marquette. The
highest vote received BY Hubbell was . on
the twenty eighth ballot. Csourn's highest
vas on the twelfth ballot. =.
Adams showed his only gain on
tie ballot ~hen bis vote ran up
% IL sn adjournment was taken at 10
o'clock without any material change in
tne situation as shown oy the hrst infOr-
nal ballot aad the shreNdest judges are
al At sea tonakhl as 70 the nnal result.
Tne convention meets at o clock IN the
morning. 1t Is thought q nomination Will
De made ia the morning. bat the dead
lock is a stubborn one and may not oe
sroken until after another day $ struggle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Judd gave another
jolly progressive pedro at their handsome
home on Fountain-st. last evening. The
prizes were pretty, the refreshments just
the thing and the evening was a most de-
hghtful one in every way as are all the
numerous entertainments given by. Mr..
and Mrs. Judd. Among the players were
MIR. and Mrs. Stephen Sears, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. ID. Rathbone. General and Mrs. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs. Cas-
sius Sweet and Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo, of
Ludington, Mr.. and Mrs. Brookings. Mr..
and Mrs. z. Ii. Carroll, Captain and Mrs.
j. c. Herkner, Mr.. and Mrs. VI. c..
Burch, Mr. and Mrs Walter Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Perkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. ID. Lyon. Sir. and Mrs. Lloyd
Breeze. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell. Mr. and
Mrs. lie Grand Peirce,iM Mr.. and Mrs. 4. w.
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. J. Stuart, NJ
r. Bissell. Peter Dorsn. John MeQue wan.
Miss Bixby, Miss McQuewsn. Miss Joyce.
The game was six-handed pedro. The
prizes we're won by A. ID. Rathbone, Mr.
Waldo and Mrs. Thwing. the boobies being
Miss Hattie White, John McQuewan and
Ed. w. Johnson.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
VIII Fntertain.

Mrs. Joseph Hesld of 276 Madison ave. :.
has issued invitations for an aftern oon tea
on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. 2. II. Carroll. of l61 Wash
ington-st., will give four-hand d progressive
pedro this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edward Earle will give a
six hand progressive pedro on Thursday
February ?. and on Saturday February 4.
Mrs Daley will give a four hand pro-
gressive pedro tomorrow evening at her res
idence on Ionis-st.. corner of Third-sve.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
FIRE IN "A THREAD MILL.
A Heavy Loss by . New Firm ut Allen
foWn. Pa

ALLENTOWN. Pa, Jan. 25.-Fire broke
out this morning in the fiax stored on the
first hoor of Barbour & Co.'S new thread
mill here, and at noon the fax was still
burning hercely though the fire was
under control There were 4,S00
bales Of Iriah fax in the building and the
loss will be very heavy. The building
and machinery is valued at $225, 600,
and the stock of fax was of great value.
While the building will not be totally
ruined, il has been already greatly dam
aged. Some of the arches and floors. carry
ing with them valuable machinery, have
fallen. No insurance on building or con-
tents. William Wolf and George Weiss.
frsmep. were injured by falling arches.
The factory had Just been completed. and
was TO have been started this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

LONDON, Jan. 25.--The report that Joseph
General Of Canada 20 succeed Lord Lans-
downe is entirety without ioDsGsaon. and
Government officials who were as ed about
it this afternoon made no effort to restrain
their sughter at the absurdity of the sug-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
Massachusetts,. Iaeiinins to Prohibition

Bosros, Jan. 25.-In the House today q
constitutional prohibition resolution was
passed to be engros.ed In concurrence with
the Senate by a vote of l60 TO 10, with one
pair. being six more than the necessary,
two-thiris. A proposed amendment to
substitute the word alcoholic for intoxicat-
ing was reiected-6S 10 l37. The constitu-
tionsl amendment will have TO be passed
by twc-thirds votes in both branches next
year before its submission to the people at
- r,lfa
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

The anniversary meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held in
this city next Sunday evening. No services
will be held in various churches in the eve
ming, thereby giving ali an opportunity to
attend the meeting. An interesting pro-
grsmme is being prepared ard 4 good time
is expected. Among those from outside
who are expected TO be present are ex Coy
ernor Alger, of Detroit and Congressman
Cutcheon
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
AN EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.
The Missionary Held ss Ann Arbor Yes
terday.

Asx Aksox. Jan. 25.-Bishop Gillespie
preached the opening sermon before the
Missionary Conference Of this diocese. he
vas followed by Bishop Harris, who gave
a talk - cierEymsn on The Missionary
spirit" An interesting and spirited discus
sSoa on the Rotation % Convocations 10
Diocesan MissioEary Work" came next,
and was led by Rev. J. n. Johnston, of
IstrOit. Last evening Tuesday Rev. Dr.
Bum delivered lecture Oo Medical Mis-
SONS before me conference. aud WAS fol-
lowed by remarks bv Bishop Harms. To-
day the principal discussions we're "Finan-
cial Methods In Missionary Work. intro
fucsd by Rev. Dr. EArp. OF Ann Arbor,
Church Guilds and Oeher Organizations,
oy Rev. +. Thompson. and The Society
lor the Pr0ps<atio OF the Gospel and the
American Church. by Rev. q. Mott Will
i4ms. OF DstroiL
The Michigan branch Of the Ladies'
Auxtiisry bald its annual meeting today.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
MICHIGAN spORTsmeN.
rssy want i. mIchixsn Yellowstone Park
EstsbIished.

The Detroit J0Urna OF last evening says
The Michigan Stale Sportmsmen's Associa-
non was in SESSION in the Cowis building
today. +. ). Holmes. Of Grand Rapids,
President snd Marx Norris. Of the same
city Secretary. we're present. A. l.. Lskey,
of Kalamazoo. vas chosen Treasurer pro
tem. The attendance was about dozen
and It's smsiiness vas depressing on the
representatives VINO are here.
The COMMITTEES on Enforcement Of Game
Laws tn the STATE presented q report on the
n0n-ex portsii0n iaw. ths prOtectlOn Of song
birds. which the Association has never
given m mucn attention. aud condemning the
uss OF the piumsge Of song birds By MILL
merry drins
A resolution asking the State Forestry
som m ssiou. which meets IN Grand Rapids
To-Day. 70 provide q STATE park. after the
STYLE Of the Yellowstone. bus on a smaller
scse. viii % discussed this evening.
This sfterneon TIE Eentiemeu visited the
state hsh hatchery on Joseph Csmpsa-sve.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

LkrsrSe. Jan. Gl.-rhs reports 10 the
state Board Of Health show rheumatism.
neurslzis. bronchitis and consumption Of
he lung diseases. IN the order Esmed. cs1s-
ing the racsf sickness IN Michigan during
ne week ending January n. Diphtheris
is reported a. twenty three places. scsrlst
fever st tsen ty-cne pisces typhoid fever st
ten and measles at eleven places.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

About Efty Of The intimate friends OF Mr.
and Mrs. J. n. HOsksr. called at ther
elegant home on Cherry. At. Trsesisy even
iag and conspisteiy surprised Them The
occasion being she seventeenth saBivsrsarJ
Of their msrriags. The company was
happv nsmbsr Of some Of our NEST noted
literary and musical citizens. and numerous
songs and spescbes rere eniOysd- Several
verv handsome and costly presents we're
EFT 20 remind them Of the OCCASION
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
An Imperial Celebration at ss, Reno.

SAN RExo. Jan. 25.-fhe Crown Prince
and Princess celebrated the thirtieth ann;-
versary of their marrisge today. The
Princess, in the after .oon, personally
opened q charity bszar, which was attended
bv British and American residents and so
jOurners, who presented bouquets to Her
Royal and Imperial Highness. In the
evening there was a grand display of fire.
works al the Crown Princes villa, and the
Prince snd Princess were serensded.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

OrsEso LAxs. Mich. Jan. s5.-k broken
r.d ca the Smith 3 foyer lumber railroad
caused srziu 10 iump the rack near IA q
ulsce yester1sg aud John kesrion sna
James Norrissev were klllet five others
we're severely irirrsd The engineer aud
frsnan sscaDei viii slisht bruises.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

The Forestry Convention which begins st
Hsrman's Hall st 8 o'clock this morning,
promises 10 be ons OF the mOat important
meetings held in the state for some time.
An excellent programme has been arranged
and many prominent persons in the State
are present and more are eTpected today.
The exhibits are fine and last night re-
ceived much attention from visitors at the
Board of Trade rooms.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

The seventh anniversary OF the redding
Of Mr.. aud Mrs John II. H0skins vas
pleasantly celebrated st their residence.
No 654 Cherry-st. Tuesday evening. The
party vas an entire surprise % Ar. and Mrs.
Hoskius hut wss none the iess enjoy able on
that sccnDat. SevcTsi valuable gifts we're
presented - the host snd mistress.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

A company has been formed in this city
for the manufacture Of paper boxes, to bs
knoNn as the FeninsUlar Paper Box Com
psny. and vii De ready for business in a
few days. ne soon as their machinery ar
rivss, waich Is said 20 be Of the beat and
latest designs. It il % be run bv gentlemen
of many yesrs' experience in ths paper box
hHainess.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

At the annual meeting of the Bennsst 4
O-bua MsnasscturiDg Compan7 the foliov-
ing ofscers and directors we're eiecsed for
The ensuing year Igrs-tars. Mss.rs. y. B
Fer1eff y. d. Cstor. P G. Csr,rheiL. l.
p. Austin, J. 3 Wsite Prr<issat. " 3
Reruet. Nics President J p Whife, Sec
rstsry srd Treasurer. P. q CzmpbssL
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

l6sssrSs. Jan. &.-ssste Treasurer ksItz's
tnnnsl report shows the fscsintr for The
calendar Fsar - BE- s. SO SS7 sS expsndi-
tnrss sle1s SO - bslsocs 90 hFad. ka4.-
oeat6 The Legislative expenses snd paw
uent q a larRs porfi8h OF the sppCopris-
tons sccount los the ercess 81 expenditures
ever he receipts. Next fesr tns balance
wiii De ths ether wav.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

Hctsr. Jan. - Mr. FrsnceS Baker.
noihsr of Her. Frel A. Rsksr. ~ Detroit.
siei this Morning ireua the Elects ~ N
lures received hr fal sewers ~c-ks sea.
Nrs EskeTs husband was killed sv the
rsF- hpre isSt ay,ntn
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

The funeral of Ms. Eimyrs Pratt vas
held yesterday afternoon from the resiSence
q A b Turner.on Shelssn-st.. And vas
larxelv attended. q number of cid settlers
being erssen8 Rev Chsries Fi1hres con
daetei tas service. and tie rpmsinx we're
Inferred 10 the cemetery a Walker town
shfrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

LoSDoS. Jan. 25.-Several heavy COM
mercisl failures at Amsterdam are reported.
TIE latest and most important OF these is
the embarrassment Of the house of
Moses Ezschisfs Sons, bankers. which
has been In sxistencs and excellent repute
for more than a century.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

Ore Cssk Decorated Dinner Sets.
Bro~nhelds' Clsret Ms3rrg Pattern.
Eroellent ware. Full Dinner. Brsat fast
and lea Sets, l23 pieces. Worth 5000
sOne-bslf of-going ~ 81 -. Nov you
can have 3 good decorated dinner set.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
Standing Committees.

The Standing Committees of the Board OF
Trade have been appointed in addition TO
those already announced: Grain and
Flour. c. g. A. Voigt, John Kotvis and
w. n. Rowe; Lumber. +. Crofton Fox. J.
b. White anu A. g. Hodenpy; Produce,
Ei. Moseley, A. J. Brown and W. L. Lam
areanr
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

One Cask t1sviisnos Write French
China. in Fruit Baskets. fslad Be-. Ia.
Butter Dishes. Picb les. fce Creams Veg
etable Dishes. Mest Dishes. soup Dishes,
Plates and Cups and bs0oers-ai re-
duced TO oDe-hslf od.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

DrBLfN. Jan. 25.-Tbomss Sexton has
sufficiently recovered bis strength TO be
able 20 sfnx bic signature to official
documents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26
Prohiblfioa Ior AII-E.n.

ALLrskN. Jan. 25.-A light vote was
cast today. The majority Of I 600 for Pro-
hibifion tsst Spring made the result a fore
gone conclusion The county - good for
800 for Prohibition even on half vote
Sous iguor dealers have determined to
Quit. wbils hers wiii try the clubhouse
dodgr. rhe political pr0hioitionists have
not opposed the effort 70 give Allegan
caunfv iocsl prohibiUon
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

In sdditiou % the beaaest isit 81. Marks
Ho,ns and iTsspifzl, ia 10 riii of the Ists
Richsrd r. Bnfserv0rtb. ae hss te>ied TIE
nriex eiock. curner II Cana sud Huron-
So. for the use of ths Home. The property
e valued Al SIS go
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

year-oia sea Of Gsorgs DrlrY broke tnf0Qgs
the ics Shiis sxziiag o. Lsks b4r9n yss-
tsfsisy sfterloog. tns BODY Nas recovered
ih bs "a hour ut al attempts ~ fss'@sl,-
tafs 1la proved = % avail.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

sxsNass~s 7sNtzsss-
DULUTH. MINI, Jan. 25.-Ths high wind
OF today tiled ths railroad cuts so as 70 de-
az trains very msch. The weather is get
ing cOldsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

KALszAzoo, Isa. z5.-L2st nignt shs
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charges we're 4ot sustained
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

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their ,UxxT ms norainx aad susfsinei
serious injuries. rhsfr horsss ~srs fright
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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

One Crate John ksCdocks White
Thin Stone porce COmpleie Din
ner Sets, $l0S4 These sois inclpSs
Breakfast, Dinner, fes and s0Bp Ser
vices
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

One Crate American Stone perce-
lain. Choose what you wsni at one
half of
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

Fourteen Decorated French China
Tea Sets-sS pieces, Assofbe5 Patterns
Pricss-s5. g., So. $50 sne slZ.50.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-26

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LAssIss, Jsa. z5.-rhursdAy supreme
Court cal Co.'s SIS of state cases and 7s. -
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