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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
An Amendment to the Law Advocated
Before Senators.

An Amendment to the Law Advocated
Before Senators.
WAsHrSGroN, FEB. 10.-Senator James A
Wilson addressed the Interstate Commerce
Committee of the Senate this morning pro-
posing certain amendments to the Inter
State Com merce law touching the relations
of Canadian railroads to that law. He said
he represented nobody but himself and the
American people. He represented DO special
interest. but sought merely to contribute
his share as private citizen to
the accomplishment of a desired purpose.
he said 1t might oe fairly assumed that one
of the best features of the Interstate Com
merce law is that it requires publicity to
De given to all rates, and that whatever
needs to be concealed in connection with
contracts for rates on either ireights or pas
sengers is wrong ana should be prohibited.
He therefore proposed that the first para.
graph of section 3 should be amended by
adding the following words:
''Or 10 enter into any private or secret
contract or understanding whatever, in
reference 10 or connected directly or indi-
rectiy with the rates or conditions pre-
cedent or subsequent, under which any
traffic shall be secured or transported:
and all contracts and conditions other
than those ordinarily printed on the
regular tickets or in the regular
bills of lading or connected with
the sale of passenger tickets or trans
portation. or with the shipments of freight.
or with the diversion OF passengers or
freights from the line or route of any other
common carrier shall be deemed to De pub
tic contracts, and shall be made on written
or printed forms in triplicate. one for each
OF the parties thereto. and one to be for
warded 10 the Commissioners appointed
under this act under such regulations as
Il thev shall prescrioe'
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

A very Interesting 6sbsiiug soc'sty va
errsnize8 y J. T. Leans BUSINESS College
and Shorthand Institute on the first day
q November last. TIE members Of this
society DEBATE every othsr Ffiasy IN TIE
Study hsii e tee C0iseEe. TIE susjecf u
vester3svs set-sfe wss Which cd more
"a suppTessinf the recent rebellion. the
army or BsvF7 The speakers wsre. 90 the
See Of tte nsvy. ofsen stsbDsns iesdsr
Eazsns ksDerfts -. oDouuti. Miss
Matte Thompson. kiss Gisrs hcksr. Miss
aDns L<iseit. On fas siae u the srmF
HArvsy smith. lesdsf Luther Hssk =. l..
Click Niss Jennie Nils1. aiss hdeis Lean
sno Eiss se sseAs,ens = !. - ifgu0e
ihs presi5sHf ~ fhs socss.T presided Tbs
Home C3reie 4nirteffs 81 rIefnaeYs 81
NJ Leafs ismly ssnR tvo melodies
wbicb vsrs sFprecisted tr TIE sch0o
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
GEN. ALGfRls vlslT.
The Gettysburg Monument-Bis Coming
California Trip.

The Gettysburg Menument-Bis Coming
California Trip.
Gen. Russell A Alger. Ex-Governor OF
Michigan, accompanied by Col. George
Hopkins, arrived in the city early yesterday
morning and took apartments al The Nor
ton. Most OF the forenoon he spent With
Gen. Pierce at the Soldiers Home. Gen.
Pierce. who bss been suffering for two or
three weeks with Inflammation Of the eyes
was o1t Of his room for the first time in
many dsss. The General inspected the
Home with the Commandsnt and talked to
the old veterans.
Yesterday afternoon Gen. Aiger wss en-
gagged with Col. Briggs, Of tins city. and
Col. Kidd. OF Ionis. IA discussing proposed
plans for the Getysnurg monument al m n
being members of the monument sssocl
ation. which will NEE, here in March.
Last evening Governor Aiger received the
guests OF the Custer Gusrds 81 their annual
bail and left on the 1910 train fos Detroit.
Monday evening the General ard his whole
family will leave IN bis private car for =
trip to California. The VISIT 70 the Pacific
coast will extend over several weeks
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
A Canned Good. Axrssmsnt.

ST. LoUIs, Fe6. l0.-The Western Packers
Canned Goods Association have been in
session here the better part of the last two
days, and adjourned last night TO inset in
Chicago next year. The only business OF
public Importance transacted was the
agreeing 10 keep production during the
coming year within the limit of their con-
tracts. so as not to have any surplus stock.
aud the passage of . resolution providing
for the preparation of memorial to Con-
gress asking that body to remove the i'm
port duty on tin plate. This, il Is claimed
would have the effect OF placing canned
goods within the reach of Ali classes of
f,e0Dle
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
INVESTIGATING The STRIKE.
The Special Committee of the House Be
gins its Work.

The Special Committee of the House BE-
gins its work.
W1sHIxsToS. Feb. i0.-The special COM
nittss appointed by Speaker Carlisle to
investigate the Reading Railroad strike be-
gan its lahore today. Representative
Brumm. Of PennsyIEanis appeared before
the COMMITTEES for the purpose
Of eulignteniug hem on the
snniect Of thoir investigation. The
trouble vss primarily due he said. to over
production. The Reading. Lackswanns and
Lehigh Railroad Companies hsd, hy pur-
chase. aca8ired coatrOi OF practically al the
mines Ia the anthracite regions snd had
forced out individual operators. They had
tbsn. ia order to keep the prices Of cosi up,
limited the production t. a certain annuRl
sm3unt a1d whenever the nulH q pro
dacti0a vas reached had f0rced the
mine-s 70 strike or bad locked
hem cut More moneY. he sad
could - raid rsiners sad move coal sofd.
but for ths sxorsi1s1t frsight charges TIE
miners bad authorize! hlm e. spprosea the
Reading railroad 0ff-ias With vieg q
sspsrstelv srDitrstiuz the miners difficulty
With the conpsnv. ou tbe olIsr had been
declined Toe raiirasd strikers we're proc
so.y n he Tronz in % drst irsfsncs hu'
tae raiirosd con eany a. dss1tless 70
biame TOR the continuance OF tBs striss.
President Corbin vi - bad % Noa-
day sBt next Tuesday tas Com caitfee wi.l
cave for pa asiei nt5a
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
HUNTINGTON EXAMINED.
A Railroad King Before the Central f.ei
he Committee of tho House.

ne Committee of the House.
WAsHIS6ToS. Feb. lO.-By appointment.
c. p. Huntington, Vice President of the
Genital Pacific Railroad Company. appeared
today before the House Committee on
Pacific Railways TO give his views upon
pending legislation touching these roads,
and TO explain the resources OF the Central
Pacific Railway Company. The hearing
did not occupy the full time set apart for
the purpose, owing 10 Mr.. Hunt
ingtone failure 10 appear al
10 O'Clock. In fact il was
lust IL o'clock when he did enter the COM
mittes room. be said be did not come TO
make q speech or Argument, but only to
have q talk with the committee. This, the
settlem .nt of the Central Pacific deot. was
a very old matter and somewhat irritating.
and he would very much like 10 have IL
settled. He wished TO talk a little about
the builders and building of the Central
Pacific and see if an agreement could
not be reached by which the Government
could come into its own and that COM
parry preserve iIs property. He had
been with the road since Its organization In
1860. His associates were all neighbors of
his; and came into the enterprise al his
personal solicitations. He bad asked them,
not because they were men of large means.
but because of their integrity. He had put
in twelve hours day on the company s
business from that day to this. and none OF
the compsny's employees had worked
harder Men who went over the road in a
palace car said il could not have cost much.
But IL had cost great deal of work.
Nr. Huntington continued at some
length, and went over the same ground he
did when before the Pacific Railroad In
vestlgaiion Commission in New York some
months ago. In conclusion he made a
proposition for the settlement Of the debt
of the Central Pacific on the basis of 25o
semi-annusl psyments--an extension OF
fifty-two years be said. with interest at two
Nor cant
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
CHANGED WEEKLY.
Progressive Pedro.

This is the most popular form for en-
tertSinmeBt OF company. The guest
having been invited u ie customary %
60 20 Leonsrd's = and buy the prizes aud
cards. rent the silver. glsss and china
with which % serve the supper The
supper il usually served between ten
and eleven O'Clock on the card tables
which have been used Tor pl1ying-
Zach table should be provided With ?
dessert sugar bowl and creau8er. two
teaspoons and fork The plates with
napkins are passed around and then
follow the refreshments. which usually
consist Of salad. sandwiches. coffee,
water. ice cream and cake. The finger
bowls should not Toe forgotten a
pleasing variation II 20 place = fairy
fairy lamp set m flowers or each table
with the refreshments. and few more
may be placed around the rooms. The
gas should then be turned down aud
the effect H. charming The lamps With
coiored globes may be hired a. LION
ARDS.
The game itself IL a variation II ED
siedge or al fours. The difference cun-
sisfs ia the addition o. two pedrof.
which count Eve each. They are tlf
Eve spot q trnmps. called The right
pedro, AID the Eve spet 81 the cores
ponding color, called the lef pedro.
This, With tue high. low jack and game,
makes fourteen points 20 be plsyed for
N each HAND instead 81 four. Eisc ten
spot of frumps is csliec game. he l0vrst
trump played ie low. aud TIE hig best
trump played - high. Law and high
belong 10 the one be PLAYS thsn. bot
jack and game may be captured ~ well
ss the pedros. Six cards sfs dealt o.
each Of the four or six plsyers. and each
| player bids for the privilere of naming
the trump se many points "a bis og Der
| hand can make. Six pesnis are Usually
| bid on tie ace, seven on sos and low,
eight on ace and king and nine a.
twelve II pedros vel prstsfseo are held
| with ace and king. Psdros alone srs
not safe 70 bid on. The plsyer who
| bids most names the trump. and al
! PLAYERS discard. face up tbeir entire
! land except trumps. In az hand
pedro only tvo cards tsD be disesfdsd.) }
| The lead belongs - the pleves who
names the tFUms. and the sos of trpmgs
IL usually lesd Partners should play
pedro on their highest trumps Sbou
TIE leader not possess the soe -
| frump should be led 70 draw cut the a.
The cards rznk from tee see dow
PLAYERS should follow suit II possible,
~ trump. No pisysr sbovld throw down
TIE cards secsBss there srs no tYunTs
| in H. Shosld the leading side sot fask .
~ many points - bid they are 80 D. y
that many points n the score In Pro
yressive Fe6re twenty-five points make
game. The tel - then rung ~ the
head table and the winners 70 70 the
4 lgof table and tie bighszt seore sf al
other tables move ~ one table. shoulc
tie sore he tie the SIDE vnicb reaches
fse 80 frst shoul6 70 up. Partners
should - chengsd - eseb table ana II
j. piessing varistion ~ the zane 20
heve the isdies progress towards ti.e
bead ssbis and ths gentlemen t0vsrds
the foot~
III. Leonard Sons & Co.,
% and 81 KOnros-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Prosecuting Attorney Clay did not return
from Detroit yesterday. as was expected.
His brother. ID. P. Clay. received q telegram
from him stating that ne would not be
home until today. The fact that serious
charge have been made against him and
that AT investigation is tc be made by the
Attorney General, was the principal topic
about town yesterday. and from present
prospects Sam will receive considerable
attention when be returns home.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

CHICAGO, Feb. 1O.-The subcommittee of
the Republican National Committee, in
session in this city to make the preliminary
arrangements for the National Convention
In June, has appointed the necessary local
committee, Mayor Roche being Chairman
OF the local Executive and Financial Com
mittee. General Charles FitzSimons has
been appointed Sergeant alarms of the
convention. The seating capacity of the
convention nall in the Auditorium build
lux has been definitely ascertAined to De
: SO and that number of tickets of admis-
siOn sill be issued.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Those interested IN the success Of The 81
Marks Church lecture oourse viii rot for
&c. the third number set down for MoBdsy
evening nert in The chapel on Division At
willard Brigham will de- yer popal lsF
lecture on 'rhskespesrs a. Drsnsfist.
As tbe gentleman las been something of 3
student Ct fhs poet, and hsn hissrioniC ID
vsBtsgss 70 aia ais IDEAS. the psper sh01ld
~ 81 interesting matter for sn evening :
entegisinment Selections from ne pisvs
vii - introduced 70 aid in rnskipg re
lecture Success. Doubtless NJ Brigsans
fren1s VII 80 thst he bss gocd-sizea.
sppredstirs audience.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

gusfos Van IJszsn. ho sss srresisc -
HsDissss Thurs3sV ~ Tessing counterfeif
g. silver esrfifostes. vss brought here yes.
se-asv afternoon ~ Deputy Us5'e5 States
Nsrsbsl gersraish I)srieis sDs s-rsizbed
before CriEed Ststss Comm issi0nsF NJ
lsoernr - Demanded a. srsmsnsfi0n.
vslcs - 49, hsvs te0sy. sDd ~ ths raesn-
tiuns TO vss reznszdes r 81 fsr ilozen
fsSs mssr ~ re nsrfinestss in his p1e-
s.esirsr wfsss STRESSED sd - c<nos-s srs
s~zs4sni sf pusk ut o@s< ssssss biE-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
: husTuNG cAMPAlaN.
The Politicians hskisg Things Lively
the Upper Fsalnsuls.

The Politicians hssisg Things Lively In
the Upper rsainsul.-
MAsoCErrx, FEB. 10-Within the past
three days the Congressional campaign in
this district has become the hottest ever
Known here. Tine Republican leaders dis
covered early Ia the week that It would be
uassls ~ rely On the large party majority
n this district .s Breen was making con-
sldsrsb.s beadssy among the Sorklogn nsn
"a some old Rspa eiicRn strOnghoids. There
fore tss Repuolics; ara nov doing heavy
sork for Ssy yno0r. Meetings are being
held and great interest has oseu aroused
wherever the LABOR vote Is large. An im-
ra-uss meeting vas held st IshDeming last
sseoiog lt xas addressed By Senator Bah
coek who also speaks o. Iron Mountain
soc other points.
The Democratic and Labor parties have
ssny sseskers IN The district, and are max
iax a trsmeld0us effort for breen. IL "a
rstting 70 De a most exciting campa gn,
bRt s~vmour = pretty sure 70 De elected by
q good msjority.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

5ALANsScs, y. Y. Feb i0-Trsin No. 8
on the New York. Pennsylvania & Ohio
Railroad ran into an open switch near sal
smanca this morning. dsrsiling the train
and setting Ere 10 an oil tank car. The en-
xineer. brskensn and passengers we're in
inrsd Several Of the cars took hre.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

NEw YoRx. Feb. f0.-At midnight the
score in the great walk was rs follows: Al :
bert, 545: Herty. 52l; Guerrero. 5l2; Hart.
ass. Moore, 86s, Strokel. as Noremac,
40. Dillon. 49,, Sullivan, $50; Taylor. 325.
Vint, 306. lilly, 275, Stout l57. Pancheot
las retired from tie race
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
An Tnfan, want. . pIvorc..

Ida Z Lsfayar, by her next friend Mary
J. Kent. yesterday applied to the Circuit
Court for a divorce from her husband,
Abrsm Lsfsver. 20 whom she was married
in 1892 a. Howard City. hsher 4 Fcike,
are Der attorneys. and she charges that
nearly ever since they were married he has
failed TO provide her With . suitable sup
port. and that she vas obliged to do house
work in order TO exist
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Eots}c. erltaiRsl morz. and scientific
Asseols 70 connectien With psuperisso,
cFias. ssci2l vios public ssslth and ths
EeaeFsl ~slfare q the peosis. sna also -
ie9slrs sDi taks testimony xs 10 the
practical results ~ liosnss s8d pF0sisliors
lsgisistlon for tbs pFesentioa Of iDtemper-
zncs IL ths ssssrsi states VI the Jnion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
WoULo-sg JAIL-sREAKsRs-
a Bold Aasmps To Ese.ps from the JAIl
&c Jackson

JAcxsox. Fec. l0-Pians for bold at
ssnps 70 break jail came 10 hight today dur
iag t6s trisl OF Downer. alias Springer. Of
Detroit. he Grass Lake safe elo~er. In a
cell occupied oy Ryan and Jones. the
Napoleon burglars. $50 holes had been
bored through TIE vail, and filed WITH
soap and vhitersshed Then thew could
have easily made their escape, oat remained
10 aeip their chums. Gregory and Ryan,
he 6r0osiyn ourglars. and Dosner. When
discovered they bsd nearly compisted the
work OF boring into an adjoining eel. and
ave prisoners would have made their
escape &C night Eight drills. one brace.
80 chisels and = sa~ we're found 10 the
possession OF The men. Sheriff Fifeid says
ths fsos we're handed iu through a
sindow and be has = cisw to ths persons
who did if
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
Coal Operation, Anticipating . strike.

WmKEsAREk, Pa, FEB. lO.-The coal
operators in Wyoming Valley have decided
to take advantage Of the time between now
and the 17ib inst. the day set by the
Knights Of Labor for a strike in these
regions. unlsss their demand for an increase
of wages IS complied With. by taking out
every pound OF coal they csn ind.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
PERRlwtn STILL ~ JAIL,
He is visited by lis wife-sbs Takes .
Brave stand for Him.

BreFe stand Tor HIM
James X. PeTrman. who vss brought
here from Chicsgo 10 answer 70 charge Of
bieamy. Is still IN jail. being unable 10 pro
cure ksii. His wife, Mrs Psrrimsn. nce
Love has arrived in the city. sna with her
brother yesterday visited PerrimaD IN his
cell. Tnev both svowed their intention Of
rendering Perriman any assistance ia their
power until they are satisfied that be Is
either ipBooept or gsliit..
Il will stand by bim. said Mrs. PERI
man. until Il is proven that he is Dst my
husband. and II this 10 done ] shall have no
sympathy for bim.
Mrs. Perrinsu is stoppfng with relatives
in The citT. ard wii rsmsin Until PERI
mans trisi comes of IN the Superior
fprrf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

ST. IsSscx. Eco. io--rhs c'idest yss-2t
A-lo~ lsst nighE Is Is "a oeio~ this morn
Ing.
CHxsoysAS. Feb. io-The cod rsacnsd =
rImsx here isst night vixen it tcucasl =
derr-es below The weather = new rioder-
s'iax this morning. sud al sastsrly storm
is in crcrra<s
n ,srfSes, Feb ia sisnsl servicp the
rrorD.fsr r>z'stered r. degrees below rer0
rer. ass nizhE In cfRsr parts ~ tae city
tse mercury fsil 30 - snd - neiow.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Detroit 7ri5a Prof. G. .. swensbsrs =
Grand Rapids Business College is twenty
tbrss yssrs old Il IS one Of The hes insti-
tions of its kind IN Nicbigss. off7esre1 ~
cspssis snd ho1o-ssls men ard dong
a. erdi3 w0rk - sducste youth for pTscti-
"a bnsness ives
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
rHs sIArs OF Ine CROPS
wheat E.e.psa Injssy Ia J.aa.fy-rhs
Ba.y Bees.

Wksat kscaped inJeFy Ia JAaosry-ths
Basy Bees
LAxsrSs, Feb. l0-fas Michigan Monthly
crop and state Weather Service report for
February Vas Issued fsOm the SAAss De-
p.rtment to.lsy. TIE report Vas compiled
from so reports representing GA town
ships. Whesg suffered 10 injury in Janu-
ary. The ground bang covered With snow Al
an average depth OI olgat Inches IN the
southern aud trenty seven inches IA the
northern counties. The coudiilOu OF live
stock IS slightly below tns average. Ine
report Of sneal marketed az Zs4 mills a1d
elevators Ia January make AZ average Ol
So 800 oasLels.
The total amount OF wheat reported
marketed for the SIX months from August
10 January 5 ses s3o 0t0 bushels, or about
- per cent Of ne crop Of 1877.
The report also gives the state apisrium
statistics ier ls>7. The nun Der Of colonies
Of bees IA the spring Of the y ear Was al $50
q ioss OF z.480 ia winteriug. The number
of pounds Of comb honey produced va
s,l5.Ol6. OF extracted honey. 252.Z52. and
of xax 1 q pounds
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

CHICAGO. FEB. l0.-The polics as yet have
no definite clue 70 the murderer Of A. J.
Smell The announcement in some Of the
u.usrs thar = age rsssrd has been offered
for the arrest o. tne murderer Is premature.
Toe funeral vii be held tomorrow at IL
.f4IrrE
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Yesterday noon Sheriff Bishop left for
Chicago with Captain Went who rss ar
rested for bigsnv. tn. sheriff recsivsd =
dispatch from the 3Serif Of Marshall
t0wn. iows yesterday HSrDing- asking bin
70 tsSs Went - Chicago. The latter, vho
exrscts 20 extricate himself rom the ,difi-
caity. wEEngiT consented 70 20 Without
REQ 4iz7fi3a papers
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
The COLD WAVE.
Fifty Below Zero In Caaads-The Wave
Moving Eastward.

CHICAGO, Feb. iO.-The temperature has
risen considerably throughout the North
vest and the Central west since yesterday.
BAT the cold wave has passed eastward to
the Atlantic coast. The coldest reported
this morning was so degrees below zero at
ROckciifie, Canada. "A below At Montreal
and . below ~ Quebec. The coolest in
the Northwest Was 80 below zero at Winni-
peg. AT Chicago aud vicinity the thermom-
eter Indicated from l to+ degrees below
zero early this morning. Warmer weather,
with snow, IS predicted for this region.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

NEw ORLEANs, FEB. l0.-A special to the
Tis,es- Democrat from Jackson says The
Governor has signed the bill repeating What
is snown ss the Pig law, under which the
lsrcery Olive stock Of the value OF 81 was
felony. twenty-five dollars in value OF
snv kind Of property now constitutes
f.fr-w
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

tf-HNt1ft . ~ - 49,
ocaoeLcEAsr. e.. lO.-fhs thsn0nstsrs
recorded tas smpsfsIass II bsloS zero 81
% 0 elosk last night. the coolest Of TIE ssa-
son asfe, tAls Hlef4lng 0AlF eelos. ga
ne 9. I. & 9. railroad trzl1s ais lats FROM
oDs ~ 10 aoUIs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
TO BE Hanged on a Tuesday.

ROCHESTER, Feb. l0.-Edwin a. Deacons,
convicted of the murder OF Mrs Ada
Stone. has been sentenced to be hanged
Tuesday April 10.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

thriving aEsinsss tas Dzst ies uo11As en-
tue c4sh II 4dysnes yian. h4zs quietly
'sks1 t-ear departure foT p4rts uDkDOsn.
ezsibk several h1adrsi 1ol ars sortn q
lAnalsne1 0rsisfs tor pict1res. besides n1-
llero1s a8Dald ooar1 aad Fenl bills.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

r.-.sssss fs rss rsetssts -sssaa.
ssvsas. Fsb ~. a fsrnsv nsrned Frsnk
neisns. living 80 mics east ~ aefe Fss
tsrr'hiv lrrxea yesterday While trying o.
xet hcme in an fnt0zletf>i castieon- -eV
"a men worked tF1 1sirs On I'm eefore
fnar h-lnlaL Am a. --l--l .rane.2
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

,~,. ses.t ~, ~ r..s,r etss.a
TA~sfxs. u,eA. Fss 10 -ruesisv's Su-
prense curt call - if7 80 l3i 1872 iS3,
Ia Sd. IN. 81 - "a. lt7 its
Na suiniens werP hsnce't 8oT7 t0dsT.
ewing p tne sef "a one of the i1fees -
uct rerv vel ard laev have nat h-en a0le
- rs-s uron tseu al Fully.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
The aenksI rhurb.r Jury Disagree.

New YORK, feb. lO.-The jury in the suit
of Howard Henkel, of Cincinnati, against
Mrs. Jeanuette n. Tharber for $1,000 tor
money advanced Manager Locke, of the
American Opera Company, disagreed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
BODY -SNAT Cf1Eho oNATCrEO-
Two Grave Robbers Caught Wtth fbre<
CoFp.Ss IL fksir Fsssessto1.

WAsHiSGT0Ss Fec iN-Aboaf = o'c4ook
th.s evening the police arrested toe men,
Daniel Hindman ana J. 2. Lord. on =
charge Of grave ro5oing. THREE bodies
were fOund 10 the wagon which they were
driving. They we're irving 70 avoid per
sons who were watching their move
ments and 70 get tie bodies 20 the
disseciiag rOofas Of the medical
department OF Georgetown College. There
was some excitement when the body which
had been stolen from the cemetery, vas re-
covered from the cissecting room aud re-
inferred. Hindnsn is farmer living near
Washington. aud Lord Is q c0iorsd man.
Botn of them have undoubtedly been en-
gagged in this business for some time
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

VIxSSs. Feb. t0.-Ths lover House of
TIE Rsic- srsth today PASSED The bill % pro
long fhe frestv of conmerce ~ith Gsrmsny.
The measure vas adopted oy lsrze MAJOR
itr The Lover House Also s9provei the
International Convention tor tae protection
~ sshtas
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

LcvpoS. Feb. l0.-Pvne. N. P who shut
himself up in Lisgsray Castle At Waterford,
and de6ed the police IN arrest him. and who
afterwards evsied the Irish s1th0rifiss and
escaped % EnE sad, vas arrested today on
sixbtinx from a Gao AZ the House OF Com
mons
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

WAsHISGrOS. FEB. l0.-Ths following
postmsstefs were appointed today: CLARK
II. Miner. Cohoetah. Livingston county,
vice Edward T. Henderson, resigned; Al
bert III. Horn. Latham, Menominee county,
vice John Latham. resigned.
pOstofice has been established at North
Aurslius, Inghsm county, with Elmer NJ.
HALEY ss postmaster, and the Office at Ben
ga. Clinton county, has been ordered dis
continued February 20.