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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-03
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN MEMPHIS.

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. AT the election to-day
this county shelby went Democratic by about 1900
majority Memphis gave a Democratic majority of
o3OO sheriff and other county officers were
voted for
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wDOI. SALES

ANTWERP Aug. 2Thcre was COED ,eIx made. Two
Thousand bales we're oeod OF which Sov Sa os and II
Avrss so,S ar from 10 $50 francs per NV
nass NJ Mont.video at 1876 rsncs per lV o s,sl
present series did not close yesterday. IS pfe'"""'
but viii oiose
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taIned that there was public necessity that no
should at this late day In tho recess OF Tho cour.
qualify and make order for new assignment Oh
Justices to the several Circuits the CHIEF Justice con
cuded to postpone taking the oath OF once dni ss
rcassembng OF tho court In October Beslucs' thiS
course seemed most in accord with prcccdents.
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GENERAL SHERMAN TO VISIT THE cArshlLn Id,
Kingston, Aug 2 CspeciaD.-General sherman WIZ
come 10 Kingston by the Albany day boat on August
10. accompanied by his daughter, Miss hachei sher'
man They will dine at the home OF Genera Snarp'
and then the party will 20 to the caskn' oy
."u en-, 49, U,ster and Delaware Road, visiting tho
oa,ooL Grand Hotel Hotel Kaaterskll and other
sdn@ POINTS in the range returning on Monday
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Cure Your Cs,arrb or &c. $500.

For many years the proprefors Of Dr. Sages Cstarrh
Remedy who are thsrorzhy responsible financially any
easily ascertain by nquy have oerod In good
isth through nssry every In The land nspdng
Ia - ~ov oi 49, ., ~ ~
Remedy which Is sold b. druggista only 90 cents mild
soothing, cleansing, alssspti &c ana heape.
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TO ASSIST NEGROES TO EMIGRATE TO AFRICA

TO ASSIST NEGROES TO EMIGRATE TO AFRICA
Washington, Aug. 2.-Dy request, Senator Sawyer
today proposed amendment ID tho Sundry Civil
bill directing the secretary of the Treasury pay
the United States and Congo National Emigration
Steamship Company for every adult person II color
who shall desire to cmgrate TO Africa on tho ships OF
their line equal TO 800 for passag" and raons
for sixty days
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ALONG THE SOUND.

The Bridgeport Lawn Tennis Association has elected
the following officers President, W. X. Jewett vice
president, Walter J. Hall secretary and treasurer T.
slason; executive committee. the foregoing. and f. S.
Beknap and G.. W. Wheeler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-03
BROOKLYN.

The United States steamer Yantic. attached to the
North Atlantic Squadron Will sail for Newport to-day,
where she will join the Gaiena and the Osspee to
tae part in the opening of the Naval War College on
Monday.
Jnseph Jefferson, Fhe actor, recently ref,ised
$40 900 for lot co by so feet in Nevins-st, near
Flatbush ave. believing that II would be worth more
I'm the near future. large building is being erected
the adjoining property.
There were "a fires in July. causing loss OF
$50 100.
The Park Commissioners propose to expend 100000
in new bridges I'm the Park and a stone wall TO re-
place the picket fence about the PARK.
Owing to difficulties in the management OF the
Eastern District Hospital. there is house surgeon
and at least twenty patients needing attention have
been turned away this week.
Edward J. Byrne, a clerk in the City Hall Police
Court, called for compound lcorce powder at the
store Of the Bolton Drug Company. at Fulton and
Clinton sts., on Wednesday, and took the package
given him home. After taking dose Of It he no
tlccd burning taste ard examined the paper In
which the powder had been wrapped and found IL
marked insect powder. lie hurried back to the drug
store with the aid Of powerful emctcs his life
saved.
City WORMS Commissioner Adams contracted with
Andrews & Co, yesterday, for the construction Of six
driven wells at Baisley's Pond which Will yield
100000 gallons OF water day. at cost Of $175.-
for hp
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of returning 70 New-York at some future tine ~
uuostiue closed with usual call for conversions
hymn which was sung with all tho congregation On d..
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THE COURTS.
TO pEsTRAIN THE PAL,

TO RESTRAIN THE PALMER ESTATE TRUSTEES
Argument heard BY Justice o Bren In the suu,s.
Court Chambers, yesterday, motion for an lnuoes.
10 restrain the trustees Of the Courandt Palmer s,
from interfering with the rights OF Charles L. verua
ss lessee OF the Morton House. ia rebuilding the Up,
SQUARE Theatre. ExJudge A. J. Dittenhoefef w.
appeared for the notion said that IL intended By ~
defendants TO erect extra staircase with an exit in
Fourteenths. and this would compel the occupants a.
that portion Of the hotel detour ia orde, %
reach their rooms lie asserted that space OF one ,
had been taken from the hotel In rebuilding the westerns
wall Of the theatre, and that exit from the theatre
into the Morton House ofice made without permsaoa
Of the lessee Of the hotel and In violation Of the lease
A partition In the hotel had also been torn down.
George II. Forster, representing the trustees man
taned that all they did ia accordance with the plan,
nled with the Fire Department and the terms Of tho
lease The decision reserved
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BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The complaint Of David spero, importer Of flowers
and feathers, at No. 6o6 Broadway. in a suit begun
against his bookkeeper Adolph sambaino. recover
SOTO o. the amount Of shortage In the defendangs
aceoun says that has left the State 10 arrest
for forgery He adds that since June the boOkkeepe,
has forged his name TO checks and had them cashed
sambalino left the Friday and has not beee
h..rd from since Justice o. Ben Of the supreme Court
yesterday granted attachment against the Hssng
property 10
Annie L. Murphy. telegraph OPERATOR age eighteen.
says that Field w. Sweeney lawyer betrayed her under
nromise Of marriage Justice Brien, In the supreme
Court Chambers, yesterday appointed Louis II. Khseh
baum her guardian ad Item for the purpose OF bringing
suit against tho lawyer
For failing TO pay se5 due on account Of ainony 70
Jorephine Caytnette Hunt Richard Marcus Hunt fFoa
whom she obtained . separation on April D. 1857, has
besn adudged BY Justice Dugro, OF the superior Court 70
ha guilty OF contsmpt and Committed 70 the eouaiy jail
un,,, full payment with costs Is made
Ex-senator Daniel B. ST. John and tfederek d. st
John were appointed by Justice oDren' Oh me supfens
Cam, Yesterday eJrmttee " the Jerson and aIsn Of
charles A. Johnes. the aenlented o'oAes Aes' arc 10
oulred to give q bond OF s10oooo'
An attachment against the properly u N'h"@u'a b.
uuso, who was tho principal witness against General
,,nd., sh.Ier ON his trial for alleged acceptance Of
nine in connection the purchase OF armory SITES "a
,.n,.d Yesterday by Justice oBrien, OF the supreme
c .t the suit Of Edward z. Steers for the recovery
Of about s12o on . promissory no1e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-03
DONDS ACCEPTED.

Washington, Aug. 2.-The Secretary of tho Treasury
this afternoon accepted a25 900 four half por
cent registered bonds at 1O7 4510O
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NETWORK CITY.

The park BOARD has received a protest from prop
eIty owners living about stuyvesant ParH as"'n''
opening the Park after shutdown.
A colored troupe OF opera singers sailed on inc
steamer Athos yesterday for the West indies
Cantatn Percy. of the steamer III Paso from Now
Orleans which arrived yesterday, repo7ed ,ha' on
Monday he passed small steamer bound nor'h WIN
n vessel I'm tow, which appeared to be thrre-mas'e'
schooner or steamer which had lost her smohes'"0~
The Lydian Monarch, Of tho Wilson Line. yester
day brought 14s Norman PerchorOn horses for western
stock farms.
Eighteen clerks OF the Custom House were pro-
noted yesterday from 81 900 to 1000 eerkships'
The Press Club yesterday adopted resolutions OF
rcspect and coincidence regarding the death OF f. %
O,Reilly, the City Hall reporter Of The Times a
large committee of which George ". Pearce is ch@r
man. was selected represent the CLUB at the
which will take place at Mr. o'Reiliy's hoHi1' NO. On
Charles-st, at D. m. to-day
Some of the Irish policemen who resigned rather
than servo at evctions and to this city arc now
In want OF work
The Customs Tallors' Union Of this city has sent
second 800 to the lockcdout iourneymen In oha''a
nooga, Tenn.
r. A. OFarrell. NJ. p, one Of Papells Parliamentary
supporters, is at the Hoffman House.
A secret convention Of the irish ReVomuohafS
Brotherhood Is at present being held In this CITY,
Permission was given by the Police commissioners
TO Patrolman Michael L. Cregan, OF the steamooa.
Patrol yesterday to receive S25 and silver medal
as a reward for his bravery In rcscuing Patrick Bcner
from drowning recently.
The police have been asked TO seach for Annie
Kirsch age fifteen, whose parents live at NO. lol
East Fourths ST. and who has been employed In Dry
goods store in Harlem and had boarded with her aunt
in Onehundred and fifty fourthst. For some time
she had stayed out too late at night and had asso-
cIaed with girls whom her parents did not Ike, par
tculary with the daughter of an East Side fortune
teller.
The American Institute held It's quarterly meeting
last evening in Clinton Hail. James De Lamater
presiding Ex-Judgc Il. IT, Shannon said In regard
to the coming exposition that everything was being
done to make It as attractive and of as popular a
nature as possible and good results to the Institute
were expected
The Manhattan Athletic Club has acquired title to
premises at MadisOn-avc and Forty ffh-st from the
Gospel Tabernacle Church and its trustees, for the
sum of 100000, over and above a mortgage 0I
$4,000 The transfers filed IN the Registers
office yesterday.
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PLANS or CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER.

TT1NNo Ut UIIIET JIhITVE TTTlIlEN
Washington Aug 2-Chlcf Justice Fuller and Mrs
Fuller, who left here for New'York this afternoon.
will return 10 Chicago Saturday. Having ascer-
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Jmiib & Angels Black Hosiery is guaranteed not to
aud satisfaction after wearing aud washng
money refunded
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SEVENTEEN HAD BEEN DEMOCRATS.

Kingston, N. Y, Aug. (speciaD.-out of forty
five voters I'm the newly organized Harrison and
Morton Club at Port Even, seventeen have always
been Democrats. An enthusiastic Republican meet
ing held at Pine Hill, in the CatskIs, last night
Among the speakers was AssembIyman T.. II. Crosby,
VI New-Y0rk
ALBANY REPUBLICANS DISAGREE.
Albany, Aug. (SpecaD. There was much disturb
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CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESSIONAL HoNoRs.

st. Louis, Aug, o.-The Democrats of the With
Missouri District have renominatcd John T. HcaIu by
reclamation for third term in Congress.
Shebyvie, Ind, Aug o.-The Republicans OF the
With Congressional District yesterday nominated by
reclamation Thomas c. Chandler, prominent manu-
facturcr of indianapolis. resolution indorng ard
favoring the nomination of Ex-Governor Porter FOX
Governor unanimously adopted. the delegates and
rising and cheering Porters name fully ten
minutes.
indianapolis, Aug. 2.-Thc consolidated Grecnback
and United Labor party OF the With Congressional
District to-day nominated James Buchanan, OF this
city, for Congress.
Terre Haute, Ind, Aug. 2.-The Republican Convcn-
tion of the With Congressional District yesterday
unanimously renominated James L. Johnston for Con-
gress.
Fl. Wayne, Ind, Aug. o.-The Republican Convcn-
ton OF the XIIth Congressional District on Tuesday
rcnomnatcd Captain James b. White by exclamation.
Lynchburg, Va, Aug. Paul c. Edmunds OF
Halifax County yesterday nominated for Congress
by the Democrats of the With Congressional District
The following resolution passed amid great ap
plause:
Resolved That this convention deeply deplorcs the
serious Illness of General Phil sheridan, tho COM
mandcr Of the armies OF the Union, and sympaihzc
with his family In their sad atllicton
Atlanta Ca, Aug 2.-Charles +. Crisp was rcnom-
mated for Congress By tie Democrats OF the Id MS
trict yesterday.
Clay Centre, Kan, Aug. 2.-The Democrats of the
With District yesterday nominated Dr. ~ d. Tobey Tor
Congress ~
Augusta, Me-, Aug 2.-Thc Prohlbonists Of the
lid District to-day nominated Charles Ii. Clary, OF
Halowell, for Congress- and 5. H. Emerson. OF SHOW
hcgan for Presidential elcctor.
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corpr CALEyDARs-ro-DAY

sUpgxxR & 1 OAK nr''n' 90
1855 aCs 226 2l6 26s 252 2o3 x1s, % IAd,ou,usa
SUPREME CoCsr-sPEcJAL
uh.m CoUarBefore Ransom. S5Prooa.e Oh ias
ss ~ Harxaret A. Merritt. Elizabeth Taylor hasAfea
Hraber, 10 n M 5000, rrox pafore Ingrahar L.
NSo,os PLEAS SPECIAL TERM-Beforo Van hoesen''
No DAY calendar.
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REPUBLICANS WANT TAHITI LlTfltAIUltf"
The regular meeting Of the Republican National
Executive Committee yesterday attended by
Chairman Quay, Colonel Dudley, General New, Mr.
Garrison and Senator Hubert who acting secretary
in the absence Of Mr.. Fassett. J. Manchester Haynes
and Mr.. Fessenden. The proceedings were private.
There genera! interchange of views regarding
the progress of the canvass and number Of letters
were read from various parts Of the country The
tone Of all of them highly encouraging The
demand for protection literature continues 10 in
crease. great mass Of 1t has been supplied by
the Home Market Club Of Boston, but more Is
needed Interest naturally centres now In the Maine
election which In September. The canvass
there will be formally opened by Mr.. Blaine himself
on August Is at Augusta Congressman Bum VS.,
Of Michigan, and Congressman Mckinley, Of Ohio
will speak at Trenton, August Ia Mr.. Burrows Will
address the Republicans of Yonlers tomorrow night
The working force, clerks, correspondents, etc.
of the Republican State Committee Will be al No.
Is West Twenty ffth-st, but the officials quarters
will be at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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GENERAL HARRISON ENJOYS A QUIET DAY.

ANOTHER MILL CLOSED BY THE MILLS BILL
Louisville, KY, Aug. tspeciall-A "Courer-
Journal" reporter today asked W. J. Tapp, a jute
manufacturer why he had closed his factory and was
expecting Tapp to say It account Of the iute
trust but Tapp answered 81 closed because / was
tired Of operating 20 let these cotton men make 100
per cent off Of what was losing money on i don't
care TO be reduced TO the condition Of that street
pedier there, and II the Mills bill becomes law
might well sell my factory for Old iron"
"When VIII you open your mill again p asked the
reporter
when they get through foollne with the tariffs
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

koszss. ksb. z.-fls si ssat c'eseisn1 :
k.-ansss q b=srs - sees "a ihs ss9sy that :
TEA hes= l1dsy E1st- . llt-s kfi "a
bseo3lla sAo bas re nlst.sta1s - gel
i1ta esef - lie f4afAs Ls.aEes-ssA- sns
4as q 20 eaE efetlfeT - egef 4a4 -aQ5<4
sls hsa l1t lahi hsF s.l1srfs pi-ga ~ A-S'ls
tso sears t4e faaf ffl.lf z4s s.at - Ter
regularly aad ao cCasH.s.ats 4.A1s a.
i-= ordinary el4Ffe 81 cf1ce oesi1e-s
hst gf sFrs egssvs szs Fszzea t3
ne 1an8s o. ree asgess attorney fefy
iofmsi E!Fcllar aas sen ~ lie it.iie tirs
ana a ifizblsEed nsr qaite clt " Ter SIS
r<opis s.ih Hlgel olsser nS4.1s have grsl
xDosl Go - very sesVsrsfs things en1ef
sinl.ar crcauslzre-s bat tbs chsld stHt
a. aepeai b. lns FsssiGeal ~ lie laissd
,lssas. Il Vas slraigal l1f = afd, t5llGlsA
letfsr. The sincerity aeaE straight q lac
tfessdsnss heart. che said ses bsd heard
80 sas kind - little sifsz. bat u sic nAd
lia.te a llaisks Ia sUtsnk 10 him. she
hoped Ls s0l4laag bs cross.
as nag BE- n Nifs Of = future ffesi-
teDt salI Af tsFelaBJ. slol.lng at TIE
zlfIs ieiier Iuei0slng hye-dollzr note Ia
ietEsr be sem lg 70 tie publishers n Bos-
200. 1ifh tie request hat tie remainder
iof The bali vas less than sbst be pat dosn "A
ig 10 little eirls credit ioF future suoscrip
lions. He also wrote the child a very pretty
lHtls aoie. telling aer that 10 was pleasars
10 niul % rsl lieTe hsr distress.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

R=se az Ceuacii Hass-lag toniEaE
Jusa . RyAa . eoaaasa % Ais house VIII
rheumatism.
= ,. wash. Of Chicago, sss in toSn yes
leE14y % tUslness.
~ Conner returned yes leFlsy from a
to Nsszs sisif 10 Detroit
> ~ Kaoks. q GFssd Rapids. vas IA
.9~n YESTERDAY % business
The BosFa q Public Works held their
regular meeting lsst evening.
Landlord bArBsy. Of ths Occidental, has
= star oagder Ia the shape oi large
eagle
TIE aides Of ths First Baptist church
give a. alphabet soiial Al the church To-
nishi.
r. ". Wells. OF Grand Rapids. was ia
town Yesterday and guest al the Wash
iogtQn Hotel
JAgnss B. lee. formerly OF this city, and
now a popular landlord % Bz Rapids, as
Ia town yesterday on business.
The Muskeg0n Rifles will give 81. Val
sntines party At the ArmoFy on the eve OF
81. Valentines Day. February IA.
Davis Tent No. S02. will give leap year
basket social a. their hail tonight Each
gentlemen Is expected TO bring lunch for
Two.
Daniel Starks, the man who had a hand
injured on the g. 4 W. N. railway few
days ago, had 20 have another Que OF bis
fingers Amputated
The progressive pedro party given by Mr..
and Mrs. W. ). Foistra. az their resicenc.
on Auskeeon-ave.. last night was one Of the
most pleasant social events of the season.
Remember the wrestling mstca between
W. +. Gibbs the Kansas Demon, snd Jas.
Moth, Of Milwaukee. MoEdsy eveniR :.
February l3 Moth sgrees 10 throw Gibbs
three times in one hour. catch-as-catch can.
Wednesday afternoon about clock as
cutter occupied by couple OF young
women who were slightly ineebriSted and
driving their horse &, q lively pace up the
Brewery Hill, they ran over Mrs. Geo.
Ruddilnan. knocking her insensible. She
is very deaf and did not hear them coming
up the hill. The occupants of the cutter
got out Of reach a soon as possible, 10 keep
from being arrested. Just the other night
the city Council ordered the street commis-
sioner 10 notify sil persons inside the city
TO shovel the SNOW of their sidewalks. If
the commissioned had attended 10 his duty
this accident would not have happened.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

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IoR sALE-G0oo BOrEi FKoPEkIl AND
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IoR saiE-l HAVE sONE oF THf Why
u \ e liscst CT pile land tof sac CA1 q01-G
No iefss b.sek A. 4. A1tssGei tsd
NOR sALE-A LAR6f BklCK DNkiIJNG
( bol-e On spring q fer si0n seal ffame
dwelling house. "a samesst.. fos t--sSe, ana az
% acre tsEm Ia cpsFLs iOf s. saJ, a. en- small
IsS uisnts aDf reasonable terms. h A. bapf'Sf,
nom lzs. Ledsara bl0,k over Public lAoF4Fs
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

After al the taik zbOal ths enterprise
sd pash and prosperity OF Georgia and
Aa1aaa add Tsnnssses. Texas oairanks
item al 3 hen iE comes 90 a showing of
the Books. Tsxss hss casa surplus OF
more than sl.00oO00 IN the State Treas
NY There Vas al excess ot $50. zoo in
tbs receipts over The Expenditures OF the
lasf hscAl year sl0ns.
These hglres indicate = dsgrss OF
tosrciai prosperity not YET attained by
sny ether Southern State. Texas is now
u a position to carry on al tho pGblic
improvements which ths growth OF the
STATE demands. - mske ample provision
for 'ls ordinary expsad..uFs % hsr gov
srruen', ard set reduce taxation.
Tue fieur.stinS condition s. ius large
ly e. 'he sgiri. o, hospitality With which
TIE Iexsfs have welcomed capital fron
otter States sud encouraged investments
IN lraGs and business enterprises. They
have ben CAD 70 drop traditional meth
els sud preiudicss. and are rewarded ac-
cortirEly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

NOTICE WE HANk JysT EsfL3lED A
Y COB peient HAP 30 attend 10 oar "fof keni
business, ana intend 90 look 2fteT itis part 81
cur b0kiness thoroughly IL ths i0iufe should
YOU have nouke 70 rent o. want % rent o1c.
drop n line Iuion a DuBton keal tSia' {
brokers. hrst t0oT Niddic0fnb building. Tel "a
tNANTFD-Is 900 cARRlA0Es. BtG6IEs
w IuitsrS, Cars, Buck boanis. and every thing
ia thii line, 70 paint Also artistic s.gu work 81
lnnumerabie dcsisns yeAfs al experience, and
ell WORK guaranteed. by Hot Il Turner. Il and 1
South lohisst- Da~s3n Cd place. -
4 IFE siZRPoRTRA AlIS-IN PASTEL, WATER
IL coioTs and crSyon, elegantly framed ia bronze
or gilt francs ior $40 sl4 and SIS former prizes
g.. $50 and IS. Hemiitons Ar Gallery, ?
tanal-st- SSH
CALESMAk--'AE ADD LINE SMALL
> samples. One agent earned $50. others up
10 g. 2o0ln 1855. r o. Boz 1911. New YORK. zlStf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

Roswell Ca. Feb. 2.--Silas Gresham, a
wei known Hardshcil Baptist. lost his wife
several wears ago. The Sunday following
the text IN the Churrh be attended was: IL
Is not good Tor man u live alone, ana the
next evening lie proposed 20 one Of the SIS
teTs. was accepted, and was married right
when Gres nam. sfili rsmem ber.Rg the Old
text. sunday married bis third wife. and
boldly declared that re never intended 20 be
lant rna
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

PiTrsBUns. Pa. Fe5. 2.-The remains OF
Or. Frank Wetzel. who committed suicide
In Caicago arrived ia the city yesterday
uoTnin. for cremation az Ssfnson's crema-
tory. The remains were ACCOMPANIED By
he widow and two friends. Two very
handsome floral offerings lay on th@ coffin.
ne Body was placed IN the retort st 1910
1lock. sn1 shortly AFTER l o'clock in IA e
afternoon the ashes weighing about five
bounds, were taken out
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
30 IN THs sNoW.
fhs Fate 0r an Aged German Aiaistsr in
fsaasylssais.


scAzAsEr. Pa, Eeo- Rev. Cornelius
blr4ley. az aged minister Of the German
bapl.si Cnufch. sas found dead in a held
o. bis farm Lali way between the coantry
road and bis house. he had been in Som
sr-st aud started home On the sled OF John
bsuaer, a near neignbor His home Is
about seven miles fTom Somerset and a
half ulie from Bransrs. When he reached
bruasrs barn AF. BlFkisy said be would
take The hear cut across the nelds 20 bis
aome. The snow n1 very deep, The wea-
ther Was Intensely cold. and heavy wind
&ss blowing. Not reaching home. search
sas made. rn.eh resulted IA the nncing OF
The liieless body lying face downward in
the snow. Rev. Mr. Birklsv was about 40
years OF age and A prominent minister Tor
many years ia the Oermaa Baptist Chnrch.