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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

CHTcAso. Oct. 9.-The depositors Of the
Traders bank bad a meeting lsst night.
According to the receiver the deposits
amounted TO about 10000. The bank had
ahont ss0 600 in good and svsilsble securi-
ties sad deposits on hand. The deposits on
the day of the suspension amounted to
$4,000. The proposition to pay back this
amount net wit1 much opposition from
the other dspositors. The assets Of the bank
also comprise piece Of resl estate supposed
TO se worth So 600 The notes deemed
good am ountsd 70 f275. coo. Speeches we're
made bitterly dsnounci1g the officers Of the
bank and urging criminal prosecution.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
CHANGED DAILY.


DOLLS DOLLS DOLLS
No other store in the west has finer dis
play OF Dolls than the one We are showing
We have received q great nsny cornph p
menk IN regard TO our assortment Our
Doll Department contains any style Of doll
that one could wish for. even 10 the talking
doll, the laughing doll and the crying doll,
rag dole. bisqus dolls, dsrkev dolls. and
indestructible dolls, all have place in the
great display. We baye a basket Of coils
that are e little shop worn and these we are
almost gwen away. Commences now 20
dress yonr Christmas dolls. ard have IL
done with. You not only have more time
bat the assortment 10 select from s more
complete.
Baskets BASKETS BASKETS
We are certainly headquarters for pts-
kets Our BASKET department fourth floor
contains oil the styles Of baskets that infe
nuity can form. You will not be obliged 10
take q trip TO New York 10 see . most com
pIete stock of baskets. Who 10 not fond OF
pretty basket Il makes an appreciated 70
membranes. not only for the young but the
old. Ali like baskets.
GASOLINE STOVES.
Now 10 the time TO buy gasoline stoves.
Buy the Quick Neal. as ii IL the very best
4. LeonardS Sons 6 Co.,
90 and 81 MOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
ESCAPED FROM AUBURN PRISON.
william Lskey secures Freedom After
Months of Difficult Work

AUBURN, N. Y, Oct. civilian Lahey.
aged 81 years, escaped from Auburn prison
yesterday morning by digging through four
feet of solid masonry composing the roof OF
his cell and then saving through the roof
proper. The escape was one of the most
laborious and difficult ever accomplished
in Auburn Prison. and it is presumed has
required months of work. With a knife
made into a saw he cut through the prison
roof and descended to the wall by a rope oil
braided twine. which he attached to the
coping of the prison by means of pair oi
pincers stolen from one of the shops. The
pincers he converted into q hook. Lahey
is Buffalo man and had on " year and
nine months of a Eve years sentence for
burglary To ssrvs
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
ROTTEN EGGS FOR A JUDGE.
A st. Louis Crsnk's Revenge for An Al
legged wrong.

A st. Louis Crsnk's Revenge for an Al
legged tFrong.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 9-Eenry Weigel. . crank
whose mania was rendered acute by disas-
trous litigation. caused sensation at Broad
way and Chestnut-sts. this morning by as
saulting Circuit Judge George w. Lubke
with pail of extremely oecomposed eggs.
The Judge, accompanied oy Attorneys
Drabelle and Otto, was on his
way to court when Weigsl waylaid
him and pslted the eggs ut
him by the handful ct very short range,
The first handful took the Judge in the
back of the head, . couple carroming off
and striking the two lawyers. When the
two faced around Wsigel let 60 his second
installment. which almost blinded the
Judge. Then Otto captured him and
turned him over to policeman. The pris-
oner anticipated arrest and had a long
statement prepared, the gist of which wss
that he believed the Judgc responsible for a
damage verdict recently found against him
by a jury in the Circuit Court.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

sT LOWS 0ct e.-Tbs no~ oeis5rstsd
case of D. :. Fothsringhsn - The Adams
Erprsss Conpsav hss ben APPEALED 70 tie
suprsune Cssrt of tie United sfstss hy ths
cypress company On VT 9f eTror.
FsEhsTingksm rss sTprss uesssnger On
The trsn rocbed sv Wurock. siiss jim
Curn nsiags and ws he'd prisoner for
ths cr ne for sevsrsi -eeks for rhich -
su-d the cnHpsny srs recovered . Fsrdict
fer A. ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
BAD eLAzEs IN NEW YORK.
A Newsbsy and Twenty Seven Hor ses
Burned to Death.

New YORK, Oct "a livery stable on
East Thirty -6rst-st burned about o'clock
this morning and in it were burned to
death Thomas Carr. a newsboy. Is years
old. and q horses. John Roach. news
boy, who was sleeping in the stable with
Carr. was so severely burned that ne is not
expected 10 recover. Roach and Carr
worked for q neighboring newsdealer and
slept in the stable so as to be up early in
the morning to get papers. The stable was
ewned by well known horseman, ID. ID.
Withsrs. who subet IL TO number of cab
and truckmen. The burned horses be-
longed 10 them, and in addition they lost
about thirty cabs and trucks stored there.
Total loss about $40 0Oo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

CINCINNATI, Oct. "a special from
Xenia, Ohio. says: Lydia Washington.
aged "a years, was at the colored Wesleyan
Church last night and participated in
the services. speaking and shouting in an
unusually happy way. While engaged in
shouting she sank into her seat aud died.
Aunt Lydia was famous about Xenia for
being the mother Of twenty-one children.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
STRAW FROM NEW JERSEY.
A Decided Republican Victory at the
Newark Charter Election


NEW YOEK, Oct 9.-Ths charter election
st Newark. y. j., today passed of without
much excitement. The result is . falling
Of of the Democratic majority of 305 of last
rear, on the city ticket by about 200. The
Republicans elect eight out Of the fifteen
Aldermen vot ed for and will have . majori-
y Of about six in the Common Council.
One ward is in doubt Oa the Alderman
ticket the Rspu bliesns had al uphill Job.
as ten of the A dermsn are Republicans and
only i've Democrats. Five Of these Repub-
Leans represented Democratic wards and
there seemed no b ope OF carrying these in a
Presidential y ear. The result. therefore.
surprised and grstifss the Republicans and
mortihss their Oppo nents. Great efforts
we're made by the Democratic leaders 10 get
. majority in the city for the sake of its
effect throughout the State and much dis
appointment WAS expressed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
SARAH ATHLEA HILL TERRY
Gives Birth to /. Dead Child and Charges
the NsrshaI with Marder.

SAY Francisco. Oct. cit was ascsrtsined
today that Sarah Althea Hill TerrT's illness
lss week vas due to confn eusnt. and that
she gave birth ia dead child IN Alameda
c0uarv all. This afternoon she declared
that United States Marshall Franks VAS the
murderer Of her child and justice f1sld was
his sCcesssry in the crime. She declared
she Rsd not felt well since Franks injured
bsr bv bis rude handling when he removed
Der from court. When she caves he jail
Sarah Alfbss -iIl probably 5e arrested on
indictments found against her bg the Grand
Iurv
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

tse.essss - ~ss re.-rets eteste
LskE OBEsss. Oct. 9.-Gsnsrvl Algsr ard
Hon. Charles f. Belknap arrived here bY
special train from Grand Rapids this after
noon. They we're met by shout two thou-
ssnd people and given a royal reception.
General AlssT spoke 6rst. hs Vas followed
bv Captain Beikns0 Who spoEs about three
quarters of a. hour s1d then General Gio-
son psae the conclnding speech. Iae
meeting wss vsrT enthusiastic one.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

Paw Psr, Oct 9.-Hon. J. G. Burrows
addressed an INN snse Republican meeting
here lsst evening. There vas IA usic bT the
Chicsg0 GIse Club, a torchiight procession.
snd parsdes hY The fambesu club and
Y0ung aides Republican club. Il is be-
Heved hers thks NJ. Burrows uiil receivs
t500 majority in Vso Bursn county. Aod
8 90 90 upwards IN the district.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
THE PlCKPOCKETS.
Not Many Pockets Were Emptied Monday

Not Many Pockets Were Emptied Monday
BY Thieves
The man who picked eI-Policemsn See
leys pockets on Monday, will De srraigned
in the Police Court today. There are two
other men being held on suspicion that
they are thieves But few cases of pocket
picking we're reported this week. When Ar.
Blaine wa. here four years ago. nearly one
hundred cases were reported, but this time
every patrolmsn who could De spared war
placed in the.crovd in citizens clothing, and
as fast as suspicious man was found. hs
was notified tn leave town. The night be
fore nesrlv twenty supicious character
were found and driven out of town by The
officars
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
AT rBE THEATRE

Ths olsssc4l sxcsls2sst ever, the eiti-
teas o. Grand kspi1s tarssa oet II lsrEsf
aunt ssfs l.st nixsI tAzs usasL Al Poweus
ths house a. ~sil slls<s snd sAs yerisrn-
saes p1sss4 on wslL fAs speclacls i
gorgeous sss szc tss pay inso-s-s Easef-
ous rare nesslties sna olssrussE2scts l8-
esuaiDx ths as4rs4rlc sBd the ''asuticsi"
"a Lex. tse ''Csckt4l Chorus the Dsii's
Qus5rius ste Ths company : iafss
ens and tie psrfoFkssos s1cs - Is ssleo1
sees eutsi4s Ia lsrss ellsz A Maubes NIL
be given this afternoon ana Anot1sE per
formsnos this evening.
Twice YESTERDAY Redmond Opera House
w4s crowded 70 see oas q ths brAyest
aud tbsy we're two vel pleased audiences.
The IRE scene la ghe second sei was siEaply
xrsBd .ud 10 Ons u ne 0esg things II sns
play. The company e 80 eFenly balanced
that il is ksrS 70 indiyldusli1s- Charles
Mccarthy makes saeh good Harry How
ard tAat il would be hard - improve IT,
The singing Of John Walsh, Is one Of the
best features OF "One Of the BIsvesG-' Ar
Walsh siags Irish alrs and j. encsred re-
psstsdly. NJ J. Fentens dancing 10 the
hnsst ever in the Opera House. This popu-
lar PLAY will be st the Opera twice . day
for the balance Of the week.
c. 5. Burroughs. Who has 60 sccsptsbly
filed the position Of acting manager al
Redmonds. has resigned his position. and
will 90 10 ST. Louis No, where be has
taken the position Of manager OF the Opera
House in that city.
The Corner Grocery" which made =
great hit in New York during the past Sum
mer. will DC At Powers Saturday night.
The piece is full OF fun sHd keeps the sudi-
enee Ia q constant roar.
The wife of Mckee Rankin will go il
alone from this time on. She is playing
the Golden Giant" under the name Of
Kate Rankin.
Another large audience was present at
Smiths Opera House last night and the
performance presented was really ABOVE the
average. Each and every artist and artistic
received repeated applause. =. The Wes-
ley Bros-JohE and James-are particular
ly worthy OF special mention. They are
artists seldom seen on the vaudeville stage.
| The FIRST part minstrel scene entitled The
Farm Yard. Twas something new and novel
| and q relief from the old worn out minstrel
| scenes Mr.. Johnny Ray. comedian, whose
| productions are always new aud fresh de
serves great credit for the above as well as
| for the afterpiece burlesque. entitled Seven
| Daughter. OF Satan" which is brim full oi
local hits, good comedy and excellent sing
| ing. The same programme this afternoon
| matinee and tonight. Large houses are
| predicted for the week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

Two marriage licenses were Issued yester-
day which are worthy of remark. Two
brothers-Andrew and Harry Andree-
were granted licenses 10 wed two sisters
Annie and Jennie Boonstra. As was
proper. the elder brother marries the older
sister. and the younger brother the younger
sister.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

81 EeHxsersV Sd. aet a---sow eeru-
r-enc-s slanr h.re isst nizht aa5 today as
aron rse so~.s is sffi IN prcsrss..
Hsrarrs. ~ II 1sct a-Aacr.t -,
in1hps cf sao~ hss IL e. here saa 4 . sss Il
sao oHina-
NoT-sEsk Or s-ksoaf az i>~a~s q
spcs dss n - sxA
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
STOLE HIS CASH.

a North rro.t-ss Merchant 10 Hoodooed
Out OF seven DslIsrs.
Ernest Fieoig esps -four and fsed store
on the corner of Front and Leousrd-s,s.
Yesterday afternoon two strangers came in
and ordered some feed and one went 10 the
bsck end 20 look st the feed. and while
taking with Mr.. Fisoig the other man went
through TIE cssh drsTsr aud got s.. Th-
matter vas not reported % The police until
late sst night, and the men we're not TO De
faral
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

sxo-HEsaS, Ne. Oct. 9.-Tbe Sonsrsst
Woolsn Nils operated by y. J. Brennan.
Il East Madison wee burned this morn
ing The Frs ~ss first discovered ia The
csrrsinz roora on the second foor. The
mill vss huilt three years ago. Los. S5o.-
90. insgraocs ID building and stock
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

JAcEsox. Oct s-Tgpboid fsvsr snd
d7ssnrsrv Of an epidemic nature raging On
Co1psr-st. Thsrs we're sine ns- csses Of
TIE former $500 yssssrasF. and 80 phTsi-
CiaHs sr- hsE' n ~ 70 to csuse BAT Grand
Rivsrs6rh = pr0osbly % aians
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

TrEacs. Oct S. y Amslsr sisd sud-
ssuly 81 o'elocx est nisst fron sror.
~ psrs -sis He ~s - ~ arr 81 A-hlsr
4 Pof7x resi estate 3.sle-s s75 w~s a.s q
iss sidssi snd D@s AeoOr~s &nnns e
nsSss sezsg-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
We Court Competition.
43S PIECES
DOUBLE FOLD
Dress Goods

Now on our counters subject
to a change of ownership and
to supply your wants, not at
High Prices. but at the Very
Low Price of IL. l9, q, %, 25,
so and 80 cents.
Fall is already here and
winter will soon be upon US.
Prepare yourselves, for the
chilling blasts are words of
wisdom. We will assist You
to the extent OF our power; il
remains with yeu TO accept
or reject our generous offer.
the result of fortunate and
timely purchases by our east
ern buyer. Our Dress Goods
Department Is crowded from
early morning until the close
of day, but our large force of
statesmen and ssleslsdies is
equal TO AL emergencies. No
matter at what hour you may
come morning. noon or at
closing time, you viii receive
proser and prompt attention.
We submit To your conven-
ience. Remember. 43S Pieces
double fold Dress Goods, IN
plsids. stripes. checks and
fancy weaveg and mIxtures.st
the startling prices u IL, l9,
Il, q, .. 30 and % cents.
Rare and UDe9uslled Bar
gains.
! Spring { Company.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

AZ Nsw ork-
Ne- York -..--..-..-e . Q . g T.
Fllishurx ..-.-... ......0 Q 0 Q o.
RsSe H.fs-Ner York io Fittshurz. 3
Errrrx -New EcFx. s. Pttsturz
Bstleries-Crsue and Browa. calvin snd Miller.
A Boston
2rsfan ..-.-........---..-..f 2 a-s
inaiarsuolis --2 90 @ Ill
Bsse Hts-R RcSfau. . Indianapolis 2
Er-e-s-Hosf1n a. Ind suancis I1
Fsiteries-Sasters aud Tate Bar1iCk scd
Eccslsy
Ar Wssainxton-
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Fr--s-s- - sSh sngrar ts Csicszc
Easeries- - hiner and Nsex. BFyer sat Flst
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peireis ..--..-.--a 9 SIS ID
Pase hirx-Fhf sseIetfs. ?. Defrrit e
FrroF~-Fhi Sc o1ts. q lrfr7s-
ssfter es-Csssg tad Es1nsa- Cen~sT md
Snschfa
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

Jscxsox-TI1E Oct s.-Thers ~s-s ui1sty-
tkrss rev $3.50 ~ vsl1sw fever ard fc1F
deaths a. Esckeo- vie f5r ths - hcurs -
aga seek tor gbt. At DscsfsT thsTs
-sre ns- cssss sgsin sfss7 tes PAsst1s 81
tares dsFs ~feeHt new csssz.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

RoxE Oct s.--It = sesssS tsss the Ttslss
sc~srrnsnt sss anesrfses q socsist ooD-
scirscy - 90. rsssssso~>s 80 sss~szss
0wa sznxssA
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

The wife OF Mckee Rankin will go 1t
alone from this time on. She is PLAYING
the Golden Giant" under the name OF
Kate Rankin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

The Corner Grocery" which made q
great hit in New York during the past Sum
mer, will DC at Powers Saturday night.
The piece is full OF fun and keeps the audi
snce ia q constant roar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

c. 5. Burroughs. Who has 60 scoeptsbly
filed the position Of acting manager al
Redmonds. has resigned his position. and
will 90 10 81. Louis No, where be has
taken the position Of manager OF the Opera
House IA that city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

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1ls141 a .ar ~aa- es-szi4a 81
tts Ia 1a1sa raet 5Ass
s14 res1 81 4a4 ~ f.o II a.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-14

Fea. I1-Ns Co,srea, QeoaS I1sa, A Fer
-zrSsz. r. Il WsSs, Ia NoSAiG8. Z lao sud
asfs. + u WSlSe. N-~ L Laws. C,sgs Here
uesr- --5 SITE, Mr. O,uStss6. I Chilling
ve-.a, aits SnS CHILD. Mrs Il >sslstt. Nj g
Asree, X LINDSAY. Z : Asleo- h N
Nevs-. Master N1aesa, Mr Rer7ss>, aud -
Secs.
E7os2 Rau,&kaa, pzz IwSl&ni, Feb II
TsoS ; ASy, Jas X Mlllsz, + oaoa's, sad
u SzcS.
Froua kazai. per las MsSss. Fsa, lS-CG
Z ; Spsl3laS, J H1scAsus snd wife, sad )
5eck.
Fro,n Kauai. pez Mlk<hAls, Feb, Is Eou
Il Y WlIeax. Hon W Z Castle. Thompson.
z CSazzfs. 4 LsSkaaNa. Caps ] hihslaS, A \
PAlsSslaAs. A Ross. J : Celecru. Aux pTsis,
S-5 wife. Z Ns2Eozzn Sa1 servant. L "
I-15a AID ss-vAai. W I 4 pSvsEllI, e o NS-
SSvzuS, Mss CorESS- I IAkiohs. X hS;SuE&.
sid - GscS.
For Hlo sd ~Sy pazes pSs Khan. Feb
--nE J WlEst, wife S26 servant, y ISlSSs.
W White y = HiscAcocS. y. & NOGs-
hozss- =.
Fo7 hxuSl. ps- MIkahAl4, Feb II W
PARTS Ms Il Issrhe-S, I Ilsauasa. Hon "
L Castle. e q NScsyarnS- Z Tc5Sraicei. X
kstSzrS- Mrs. A Hop0s-. Mrs L c Revsll.
C1isf JaS:1oS Judd. Ms FS-ssy. J : Col52ru,
Aztc-s Ross X " L-slz. Rs1lso Goe-rsrrc.
T Ns1nS1a. hoa A 2 FSshxo,e, Mr. VIZ
gins Mrs. Lsscy. NJ TN1rS~ c Rosss. J "
h2-GE1. : \ hsaS, J ScAsroA. J 5 SsSslSs>
A-5 sbezi ~ 6eck.
For NSzI Sni EswSli PEI " G E&ll. Feb
El-E1S MzSsS-v The h1rz. Eo1SSAll6 G1&riS
A-i oshs-S~ : J HSvSslisa. Mrs Sherwood,
Go CTrcvss, Mrs Buchanan. Mrs Ross Nj
k11llE-i &--i vie. ~ SClliEs. Ms Js-ke2-
sa-. Mrs NAzSAkls 4zd child. Miss Z
T1o-r pSa7. sid zboCt = Szck-
Fa- 81. E-srca>aN pSr LADY at -Sl-. i -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-14
LIBERALITY OF / CITIZEN
= Valuzble Gift TO = WORTHY Inzti-
TEIoH-


through the fI5e-Stity- OF Hon C. r.
Bishop the Library and Reading
Room Association has Just Received ]
Tsaluz1lr secession Of books and At tfle
same time tLere has been secured for
permanent retention III this country. z
mass - documents reIztiuE 10 pT-
historic Hawaiian Stfairs- which for
extent aD1 value viii probably never
b asuaEei BY any alIIa.tion 10 b
Ezde IN the future
M Bishop has purchased the entire
Gbrary and MANUSCRIPTS q the late
judge FC-nzuieT. II VIII bz reuem-
1<re-1 Clzt the late Legislature agzru-
EEzzte-i the sum o. twenty-five hun
1rss1 dollars far the purchase q these
books and documents This offer hay
ing be=1 declined b their owner. the
entire collection came. through his
death uU,11 the Ou.zl market II Vas
appEshslisi by many o. th1Ss who
Isk5 an intelligent interest IN Ha-
T5sI1SU history sC1 srriQuiTlsS that
this lavaluzbIs collection q dor
meuIs would b Permanently lost
% this country a. II vas un-
1eEs-C1d EEat parties interested il
P1-EleSlSn spe-ialtIeS- and possessed
q ample pse1aiaEy resources had
made liberal CYeTTIreS from both sides
q the PscITic- The pEUmutness and
EheEsIitT q NJ Bishop has pr@
vented this uloSt Undesirable e0nS1EIl-
nation
The manuscripts comprising Ha-
E-sIizu IeEenls- traditions Eeneal8Eies-
ch2uES- etc-. wIth Interesting mono
graphs upon spasisI plEzses Of aneieur
manners and customs In these islands,
constitutes q c0urse- the mlsE vzlu-
able portion OF the purchase These
hsTe been placed IN the hands u z
gentleman Particularly vel qualified
for the task. both by e1Gcati0n and
taste u Be examined coIIecta5 and
p1t iaED the most available shape.
Tie bulk q the printed books a. al
Tszs-iy animated have been presented
10 the Library Association by which
organization they ara now being eatz-
IoEUe6 and arranged for use
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-02-14

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1sGESrSss- getting so2s new plsck and
ether rsrssl-S-
Tbs hsrkszllzs Auslis i o. tie Marine
Railway. S1s-S L ESS been fOzES shat =
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HE bark Mn shNi SzS- On Sunday EsE s
white s;-sSEs- bearing tie EsE rxus ".
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lrss--Is-A-6 S,esE- Navigation CaupG1y-
Taz British snip Ms-io2ssh. Csrs- Thomas,
E-rIvs5 Il >s- Francisco OF IS1zNry Sozt.
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tween E1Elz-1 and San Francisco
Tas Lady Jz@pso1. Csp.Eln So5ssScsa.
care L1.c p1-1 ana Szcloss II tG= stream
SEl1r5sy Afternoon. = days from San FrsE-
c1so1- Experienced s1z-aESSs aud westerly
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