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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
THOUsAND-DolLAe BUsTLe.
womss's Strange Hiding Place for ner
Purse.

KANSAS CTTT, No, Aug. TN. Bsllings-
ley, a wealthy business man Of Bronsugh.
No, and his wife have been stopping A. the
New Albany Hotel for several days They
left Friday morning for home. Friday after
noon the proprietors of the hotel received =
telegram stating that Bsllingsley had lost
ST. 900 in the hotel. The money was found
between the sIsts Of the bed and mattress
Around . long leather purse that con-
tanned the money piece Of coffee sack
had been seved tightly. Around this wa
wrapped 8 towel. which was also tightly
sewed. and the whole was bound up in
another towel loosely stitched together.
Mr.. Bsllingsley arrived yesterday morn
ing and got bis money. He explained that
bis wife had done IL up in that manner 30
she could wear IL az . bustle. In the harry
10 catch the train she forget TO put on the
hustle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

LAssIss. Aug. N.-Wiln4m H. Miller,
JnsEics of the Peace a. ssnsy. scboolcTsft
cOanty, has been removed from offce oy
ths Governor Tor cause. AlileFs FsmOVsl
sfis~s chisny iron his condact after tAs
cent shoOtinx aftfsy. when it ls charged ais
viliful neslisenes allowed . ~ogld-bs mar
aarsr a. zsc.ps
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
POLITICS IN The PosToFFIcE.
Dsmscratic Documents Inserted Isto Re-
publican Newspapers.

publican Newspapers.
NEw YoRk. Aug. T.-Ths managers at
the Republican headquarters in this city
claim to have legal proofthst the Democrats
are using the postonces Of the coustTy
for unlawful p1rposss. Editor Richard
Smith, Of the Cincinnati Consps>rciai "a.
xstt<, kss written a lstter to Congressman
Gr0sTs8sr, Of Ohio. saying that be bxs
iexsl proof that his paper, in being trans
mitted through TIE Dostofices Of Ohio q
subscribers. = delayed rhiie Democratic
csmpsizn documents can be inserted in the
wrappers. ssd thus delivered 20 su5scrib bers.
Tie chzrgs, Mr.. smith saws, can bs proven.
and 10 Will bs made the subject of debate
upon tbe foor Of he House Of Rsprsseats-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

Jsrxs0s. Aas z7.-Fssbocs's dFg koocs
s1ons. Fofds store aEa ths PostoFnes. VII
seas ms4f nszE1sf. and tns hotel aslc,Biag
at HauoTsr wefs 10rg giarizsa Saturday
aighk or A0n1sF 1DfElnk. Three hoes
ssrs bored a Pesoooy safe. sus Il wa not
s.8sB The fhisf xot shaE 110ssy there
4As ID tie asa 1oxss n the dl1sfs2t pl4css.
- ete1
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
THE SUNORY CIVIL BILL.
The Confsrrsss to Report . Disagreement
To the Houses.

To the Houses.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The confsrrees on
the sundry Civil bill have decided to report
disagreement 70 the two houses. The bill
as it came from the House carried appro-
priations of 2S32, 400, which was increased
by the Senate to SIS. SOC. .ses. The confsrrees
have reduced the Senate increase by 81 .35l.-
044 Among the items disagreed to. and
which will probably be the subjects of fur
ther con nference. are the appropriation for
toe widow of Professor Baird. 5O,000;
Mexican boundary ssrvey, 800 900; reser-
voirs for storage of waters, $3.50, 600; Con-
gressionsl Library building. $990, Geo; Zoo
logical Park, 500, 900.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

A rs--Ss- q Psiis5-szsIs sna'Ts>d .
fisok sDsnoe@ ssf fssns1 ~crn ~ rsfssHs
s-e-ing fr0sn ss@dschs. snd fo1snd = Con-
u sre5 three grains - or a to l->1 szis<
r-or, fks csse hs conflu6e< fsst mary beso-
xck1s ~ ofrez eoe 81 - skso-rFsor - tns
- n - hzt h&z&-- sa<-l@ Se4Ssk
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

CHrroFssS Aaz. z7.-The schooner 2
P Raycs VS. towsd into fhe river as rhs
witS scur ieet ~ water in her hoid. "a h-r
srrirsi a7d vhen nssr fne inside deck she
ssrx she spranr sirsx in 7esssraav's xsle
an Iaks auran snr e lscen nth c.dsr
tron rne Cheueur tsisnds. The captain
kss tsleg-srhed f,r assistance
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

Ossrtx Resrinx tsoid AZ N Rate 81
kGe.oeo Or S5o 900.
ts1,.s-s p, vss f-.tesss-eesesa.
IsHFsXfSs. Aug. 2s.--ADothsr pocket Of
quartz vss BLASTED today a. ne Mich can
pirs q pelnt fhrss hundred fs-. east Of
Saturdays discovery Twenty pounds or
unors Of ruoS csrrying gold At the rats Of
fortv - 6Hr thousand dollars wers IN
severed sold company 90 operste sd-
piebt Excitsmrnt runs very hjga.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-Thers were two games
played this afternoon. In the first Pitts
burg bstted Kroek vigorously. q oonpli-
ment which was returned IN the second
gsme, when the Chicsgos almost knocked
KnelL the new Piitsbnrg twirier. out OF the
box. The play was enlivened by numerous
kicks" from both teams. aud umpire
Lynch was roundly Missed by the crowd on
every close decision. The fielding of both
teams was ragged during both games. The
batting OF Kuenne and Anson. Sunday 5
base running. and CAROLS work behind
the bat, were the features Of the afternoon 5
proceedings. The scores:
First Game
Chicsgo-..............l0 0 o , / o.
PillsDurg. o.. ............4 z o O-Il
Base Hits-ChicAgo, &c: Pitisburg. IA.
Errors-CbiCagO. D; Pitfsuurg, J.
Bstteries-krock ana Flint. Calvin and Miller.
Second Game
Chicsso-..... ..............o 0 ! ] o 0-i0
fittkbuIg ..........--- D o o o 0 o o O.
Base Hitts-Chicage 2; Pittsburg. Z.
Errorx-ChicasO. y. PlttkDuTg, l.
Batteriss-Bsldwin aud Daly, Knel and Car
roll.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

CESrEzgfLLE Aug. 27.--samusl Klsdy's
tsrviiis. eurnod last night. Loss ABOUT
81 600. The ire caught IN q carriage snsd
and burned the carriage and buggy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
DtsdFr,m m. Iuiarsss.

CESrERyILLk Aug. 25.-JAcOs Huberta
the farmer south Of town, who was kicked
BY horse Tuesday. is dead.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
Daily pointers"

Headquarters for the fo
lowing
Pittsburg Plate Glass
Manufactured by Natural Gs
The equal, and by some co
sidered superior 10 Frene
Plate. We are the exclusi
agents for Western Michig,
and our prices are alwa
bottom.
Rail Road Iron, Spikes a
Fish Plates.
Our sales each year run
to the thousands Of dolla
Wheel Scrspers. Drsy Scrs
ers. Railroad ShOvels and eve
tool needed in the constructs,
Of a road bed.
Foster, Stevens & Co
10 and - s.prs.-.t.. 80. IS. al. ~ ~
~ Lovis.st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

Only three games were played in the Tri-
tate Lesgue yesterday, and the Kszoos.
GAINESVILLE and Toledo won. The summaries
are as follows:
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

Tie saaalser 81 ilHss ia sus -essrtsss.as1t
cas- 10 leesa ~ aisia1As ths aaaAasst ~
w@Eas ss ssssA sss ssrs sf . llss esansss
fan lias.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

erse-.ss stsss-so--eest.
Drrs sorr. Aux. THE r~suIt 81 - n
tzTastiensl cr,ckes nstrh between ne
Azlsfie4n s1d Csasaisn psckss ssvsns ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

I1CTED-oN AUGUST g ON THF WET
Il sde . silver vstct suf god etsIiL Owner
cen fsre ssne ~ 80 ling o. wilson f. Hrf1er.
e. ths 0hio Ho8ss SO ps1lng for tr0utis ~
TEt7 Tor CtF BY CITY EFAI FeT4TF
- uFhesrd - rriees II p 1Btisorl
Jovea boek. cpposits sweets HoseL -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
Approved by the Pre.id.pt.

WAsHIsGToS, Aug. 1.-THE President
has approved the act suthori zipg an in
crease in pensions in cases Of deafness.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
For sase--Mssoelianeoas


NOR ENCHAN0f-A sTORF BUILDING At
i large lot well lucsica viii take siocs B.
mefCbandikc or good marketable geFsopni pFt
Room 4
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

FURNITURE ETORFD FtrKFD aND
nlcref ETr<-f rsckf,t seri II shrrf nofiee
- Esdc.ls 4 Boit a. -osftk D1vtsi0f -. isis-
Thezs NJ ~ 5erE g -
I,rpNfTrHF FAcEFB NoFFD tEB sTuRfD
Il - erne~5eroef vorkrrer rheeB O. M
q Hskerss s~conc bspo ffrnitlrs oeeief Il
S0sltb f1vts,or-sf 34sff
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
Money To LOan.

MONEY 10 LOAN on GOOD RIAL fffn7
Nj 10 sums ffom $50 tc ss0W0 les iUbtlen
A X hntisdei. ohioe. i0fcC biook. z
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
For R~nf--Hoas<s.
Tor Rent Bus,ness Places.


NOR RFET-OEE -HkTF OF THF sTORE
+ No- r cansI-+ Tor particulars enquire ~
d A HeYvir 1sSrf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
Two Games

h1sc hlio-l lclfuiA i. indianapolis. 10.
EffOrS-DrirJlt g. iuoianApOils s
bal.eTles-Be9lin aud v els. Boyle and NySrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

NOR SkLE-THE fANN BELONGING 70
Il she eslsls al ihs iais IaEici SchrrAsrhoFl4,
ont mflS ~tsi Of Tie iTaullnf fIld9s - u
u q Tue calrs iarn, iuI ifsH rElhlEa anc ser,
cenlnG May It, sold iU ffull zen a. thirty acra
iots Apply b. lu. NuiivDTih ecMtnlslEatof 80
fouflh a. brand kafids LIeA lo4a
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

DErEoIr. Aug. 27.-T~ltchsn WAS the
suiy msn wE0 We able 10 fna Bay les
curves to-day Ia sadiuen u inseilIty 10
ost, the Delfoits played o sillsinoUs held-
ing game. presenting tie visitors with az
uuesrned rans Watkins reslgnsuon as
msnsser wss scoepted today and Secretary
Lesdly appointed 10 ths position The ha-
saiIisting score 10 As follows:
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

rNTRA INDUCEMENTS FOR GOOD SALfk.
T. men. Globe Manufacturing Company, %
West Bridse-st cas-
lETANTFD-l.so MIN AND 90 THAMS 10
w work ca Central Michigan Railroad 81
Freeporf NlctiSN al. oomIaenclAs Angus {. lsse
J. " EosnioE President -l0u
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

~ oHfed- Bodrders.

DOARD wANTED-AFTER OCT IS IN A
ID private family OF good boarding house with
Two OF three pleasant mont rooms. by Young mar
ried co Hpe: prefereEcs given 10 the hli Stale
Al
VANTFD- BOARDEEe By THE DAY OR
w week pleasant rooms, central location. -
pearl-sl "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

Personal.
KOriCf-To OWNERS or PROPERTY Hk-
y tween lseG sl Aac north cif4 limiis ii yo1
~ish 20 sell "a sogI prolsrty win uls ARo siil
a 1ttFsi-s q snn NF0~ : ssie a. once b. Gen
ira xild make sg,ealally 81 tbs north par oi
the cig r q oiCotl ko3i kStals Agent "a
CzUAl q koaa1 a al
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
For feglf--Roons.

roR REET-sEPT l. FURNISHED ROOMS
L without board. private family. for gentle
man and wife and single lady. boarding place
very convenient, I've minutes walk from post
ofice. Enquire ~ lsiaDdG. 2ss
IHOR REET-A NfCE FURNISHED ROOM
T for LADY or gentleman i73 south Lafayette
-. 24G
NOR RFNT-NlNF ROOM norsE No ~
i Bostwick At third house uorfh 81 Fulton
Street PARK lnquhe Frsnk A. Werner, = Canal
st "a
NOR REN1-A VERY DESIRABLE FRONT
room suitable for one or two gentlemen 81
private family. bouse has al modem improve
ments location very de1rsbis. one bloch from
postorice. references required Address T.. NJ p
care OF Carrier u. a
NOR REST-NERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED
L or unfinished front rooms 70 rent a. o. Bosi-
wick-x. 2sC
EOR RENT-FrRNIsHFD RO0Ns. sTktH
II heated nd furnished rooms for lirhi house
Keeping. Apply a. room l03. new Bousernan
block. Dee ihf
NOR RENT-DEsIRABLE ROOMS NICrIY
L furnished for single gentleman. or gentleman
and wife None but frEt class tenants nerd sp-
ply. 10 Lyonst- 81
COR RENI - FURNISHEb FRONT ROOMS
either single OF en- site. Apply TO Room e.
Powers opfrs House block Fesfl-1 261
TOR RENT-THE EICEsT KIND OF Rooms
i IN suits oi two OF iojr reorns with al modern
in proren1ests on Canal At. fof nflcts or light
manufacturing purposes. siso foT lodging ED-
quire 81 once. No. = CsDsl<t, of q. A Berv1n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

UANTED-A COTTAGE OF SIX OR sTvEN
W rooms by good. pernsnent tenant Would
ike 10 get DeAr Car line Aodress :. +. r.. Tele.
gram Herald 21u
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-21
KEEP GCE.D AND SILVER
AT HOME.

n
The Independent advances the
idea that the silver mined in this
State should be sent away to en-
nance its value. That is, sent over
to England to purchase her manu-
features.
The amount OF gold mined in the
United States, according to the Di-
rector of the United States Mint,
since the discovery of gold in Cali
fornia in 1S4S, is $1,000, 900, 900.
The same authority says We had on
hand July /, 1856, about $500 ,O0O,-
900, therefore we must have ex-
ported round billion within 3S
years. This, to say nothing of the
silver, which 10 probably 200, 000,-
900 or 800 900, 900 more. 1t rep
resents a part Of our excess of i'm
ports over exports. Probably az
much more has been paid in inter-
est.bearing securities, lands, &c.
This sum is greater than all the de-
posits in the savings banks in the
United States at the present Tins.
It is more than the total amount of
money in circulation in the United
States at the present time. Sup
pose this money had remained here
BY fostering new industries, and the
price o. boots was $40 per pair,
wool, 81 per pound, and butter the
same. With labor at 81 per day
who is hurt and we would still
have the 81 900, 600, 900. Yes, and
we would have $4,000, 100000
more in real estate, linen, silk and
woolen mills, glass and chemical
manufactures. 1t will be better
understood when it is known that
all the taxable property in the
United States, in 1886, was less
than $40 600 900, 600.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-21
TIE CRAWFORD PLAN.

There is growing feeling among
the voters of Ormsby county in ia
vor of the Crawford plan, and the
candidates are generally in favor OF
it. 1t is held that when this plan
is adopted each man has the salts
faction of knowing that he has Q
fair field and is IN a position to aY-
peal directly to the voters OF the
county. After Convention has
completed its labors the fact that q
man has been traded eff, or even if
his friends think he has been trad
ed, furnishes an excuse for bolt
ing which is completely oblIterited
when tie Crawford plan of q pri-
mary is adopted. The plan ID SO
simple, and maniiestly 30 fair to
each candidate, that man would
be the worst sort of a boiler who
would refuse to support a ticket
nominated under such auspices.
There is generally talk OF jobbery
after q county Convention. In a
Presidential year it is incumbent OIL
the party to see that no cause is
given for q single vote to stray from
the fold. A man who cannot car
ry the full support of his party can
ascertain that fact very easily and
with little expense to himself by
placing his name before the voters
at a Crawford primary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-21
a 0treng Candidate In Indian

a 0treng Candidate In Indiana.
General Hovey, Congressman
from the First Indiana district, is a
strong man in the district and is
gathering great strength in the
State.
He carried the district which is
shout $500 Democratic, by 1900
majority, and there is no doubt
that he could do it again with an in
crease majority in the present cam
paign.
There are 10, 900 old soldiers in
Indiana. SO, 900 Of whom vote tie
Republican ticket, and he had
control OF 20 many OF them that the
Democrats are afraid they will vote
for their old General should lie
come up for . State ofice.-Cincin-
natl Commercial Gazette.
THe has since been nominated
for Governor by the Republicans
EDITOR APPEAL.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-21

Having had a thorough experience in
the grocery line, solicita fair share OF
public patronage At my store on the
corner Of Third and Carson streets, two
doors South Of wells-Fargo ONCE.
GEORGE MEYERS.
dec2Nf
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-08
The Third Pleasure Tour to
Florida Via Pennsy " anfa
Railroad

On account Of the unparalleled demand
I tor tickets for the Florida tours, and lack
l OF ability to supply that demand by reason
I OF the limited number assigned to each spec
| ial train, the Pennsylysnia Railroad ComPs-
nv announces a third personally conducted
pleasure tour for Wednesday, February
22I This tour viii be conducted in every
respect a. were those which preceded H.
The special train of Pullman sleeping cars,
In charge OF the Tourist Agent and Chaper-
on. will leave. New York st lO.l5 A. NJ,
PhiIadrlphia lis p VI. Baltimore 5.45,
and Washington ! a. +. NJ, stopping at
Newark, Trenton, and Wilmington Dinn er
will be served at Philadelphia, supper at
Milford. Va. breakfast AZ Floreuce, ) C.,
aud dinner at Savannah, arriving st Jack
sonville IN time for supper on the 2Sd.
The round trip tickets. admitting Of
stay of two weeks in Florida, including
Pullman accommodations and meals Ga
route IN both directions, and one dsv's
board AZ the Hotel Everett, Jacksonville,
wiIi be sold, AS before. It si7 from New
York. SIS from Philadelphia aud points
: outh, and propOrtIonatc rates from al
principal stations on the Fenusy ITauia sys-
tenn The returning special tram viii leave
Jacksonville on the morning Of March 9Th
This viii be one % the choicest trips of /
the series. The winter season OF Florida .
viii be At its height. the great Sub-Trop ical I
Exposition a. Jick-Oavige will be in iuI /
feather, ana all the pleasures of winter in I
he tropics NAV be enjoyed to the fullest 4
extent. The number oi ticEets 10 be sold .
Sill be limited 10 $50 !
For detailed incarnation snd itineraries /
apply to ticket agents, or address ). W. +. /
Draper, Tourist Agent, $40 Broadway, l
New York.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-08

Tar North American of the 3rd
inst avs. Senator Eeuua made a
Ions speech yesterday in the defence
Of the Presidents message, in which
he said that the Denocratic party
was the friend Of the InborinG man.
and that the Republican party cared
only TO foster huge monopohes. THIS
charge Is So redIcUlOus that it scarce
ly needs refutation. For instance,
the Democratic party was for eighty
years the particular friend of slave
labor, but 1t never eNsrted itself in
favor OF tie slave except to pass in
geulous and effective laws for hound
ing runauays all over the land until
they were caught and ssat back to
slavery. Since the war the party has
tuksn four or five different positions
on the tariff question, but although
continuously in the majority in the
House for twelve wears. with tie ex-
ceptioa Of one Congress, It has done
nothing 10 avenge tbe fancied wrop,s
of labor.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-08

feiture II tho articles are sold or Of
fered Tor sale, outside the State where
manufactured" and so forth
A noted prison official has stated
that Prison life is a luxury" With
certain classes and excepting the loss
of liberty, this is plain to all A large
percentage of criminals, after serv
ing one, two or three terms, seek
another conviction, showing the sys-
TEN dees not reform, and the sen
tence of the law in some State con
VOWS 10 their 4Irinds no unpleasant
emotions Those that are discouraged
in life, lacking health and energy to
do their duty, consider II a relief to
be placed within prison walls; thus
institutions intended to punish be
come q premium on crime 1t is not
olr desire to unnecessarily increase
the burdens of these unfortunates,
but We object to our business being
brought to their level by their mis-
fortunes and conduct.
The prison contractor pays but
one sixth or one eighth Of outside
prices 70. labor, only enough 10 feed
the prisoner, snd In addition, the
State furnishes the buildings free; no
charge for rent, repairs, insurance or
taxes, and they place these prison
productions in the market below the
paving point, while the State or Co
in which these penal institutions are
situated
Some States have passed laws abOl-
i-hing the Contract System, but
the law has been made inOperative
y the State running the institutions,
and employing the former contractors
Us managers and agents. In many
ways we have appealed to our State
law makers; they listen, pass laws,
but We cot no relief. The only cure
for this great wrong is IN the strong
arm of the National Government
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-08
A Preacher and Woman Trouble.

CHICAGO. Feb. l.-FUr some time
past a rUmor of very disagreeable
character mas been disturbing the
minds OF the congregation assembling
at Ada street Methodist Episcopal
Church At length the smouldering
elements have burst into "A scandal
that hss caused unprecedented excite
meut among that portion of the re-
hziOus community. The alleged cul-
prit Is Rev ] Z BrusLingham, pastor
of tue Ada street Church. for whose
arrest IA warrant was sworn out this
afternoon 10y Miss Eva Parker, a
young lady of eighteen, who mas re
Gently become II mother.
1t is asserted that about twelve
months ago Miss Parker, who work
ed for her livelihood in a wall paper
house. attended certain revival meet
IngS which were being conducted by
the Clergyman IN question, aud that
the latter induced her to lezvo the
Second Baptist Church, of which she
had been for five years a member, IN
order 10 join his church The girl
having thus been placed to some ex-
tent under the influence Of her new
pastor, yielded to his advice. it is
claimed, IN another matter, and left
her situation in order to distribute
tracts and other religious publications.
on the West side.
Shortly after commencing this new
work, it is further alleged, Mr. Brush
iLgham desired Miss Parker to visit
hIm ~ his study, when she did The
story goes on to tell that the reverend
gentleman then locked the door, ad-
dressed her In amorous terms, and
finally succeeded in persuadiug her
To Weld TO his desires On discover
ing herself TO be near the hour of
maternal solicitude, it is stated that
she applied to Mr.. Brushingham for
necessary assistance, and that he
then turned upon her with accusations
of intention TO perpetrate blackmail.
The rumor assume l a complete from
when II was reported that in despair
at his ieedlessness of her entreaties,
Miss Parker de ided to prosecute her
claim by the and of the law. Mr..
Bru-hingham's legal adviser made
the following statement TO reporter
IN reference to the charges.
Mr.. Brushiughnm never heard oi
this charge until the day before the
child was bonn. He Immediately call
eel u meeting IF his official board, a!
which nearly every member was pre-
sent. He laid the case fully before
them, denied the charge, and statea
to them what lie knew abOutiE They
passed aTesolUtion, which ev,ry mem
Der present signed, expressing tneil
belief IL his innocence and their de
termluon To stand by him, and the,
mailed copy o. the resolution to has
wife. We think that before the elG
Is reached we viii be able 10 show
that the reputation of Eva Park,
and her family is thoroughly bad, and
that 1t Is simply an attempt at black
mail
Mr. BrushiDgham was arrested this
evening on warrant sworn out b,
Mss Parker charging him with illegi
innate parentsge. He waived examin
alton. and WAS held to the Crimina
Court, giving bail, promptly in toe
sum of $500 The accused will have 8
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-08

SENATOR RIuuLEUIEGER, the other
day, moved that the extradition trea
ty, between this country and Great
Britain, be discussed by the Senate
with open doors that Is the treaty
on the part of one government with
another FOR the delivery of an accus
ed person, but the Senate WAS fosi
hferous enough to vote the motion
down, just KS If the 6O.OOO.OOO of this
free government are not competent
b listen to discussion of a question
that concerns their welfare. The
sense Of the people is that the Senate
Of the United States should transact
al its bugJuess with open doors when
the country Is in a state of peace with
sll the wurld.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-08

Thar truth Is stranger than fiction,
finds another illustration in the res
toratlon of Steward Osborn Hassey,
who a; the age of two years was sto-
len from the home of his parents in
Western Pennsylvania in May 1865,
by man who deserted the boy in
Philadelphia in 1876. The abductor
told the boy his name Is John Burn.
The boy drifted to the New England
States. and last fall came to Camden,
n. j., where he met reporter Of the
North American who interested him
self IN his behalf, and has succeeded
through the North American in re-
turning the young man to his parents
at Beaver Falls, Pa.