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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
BOGUS POLITICAL ASSESSMENT.
a Farmer Arrested 81 Jackson for Playing
shrswd Game.

a Farmer Arrested ~ Jackson for Playing
. shrswd Game.
JACKSON, Sept. 5.-since the publication
of the articles relative TO the circular sent
to Postmaster Hale. OF Lee, Allegan coun-
ty, demanding money to carry on the Dem
ocrasic campaign. the officers have been on
the lookout Tor Manly n. Walker. This
noon he called al the postohics tor mis- mail
and Was arrested by the officers. who were
la waiting. They will not tell
any particulars, but when arrested
Walker SAID he was hired to issue
the circulars aud receive the mail
by a man from Washington wSo claimed TO
be in the postal service. and who gave him
s. to have the circulars printed. The agree
ment Was that he was 10 receive s. per day
and forward the collections to Washington.
Walker Is farmer and lives near Parma.
The officers at Lansing have been notified
to look out for the other man, who 10 sup
posed to be doing ths assessment business
In Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

The vii of The lsis Nsry Patterson vas
Sled in ths Probate Court yesterday. II
gives the entire estate sof ths deceased 70
Cyrus Patterson. grsndsoo. and makes
his fsfhsr. wm. Patterson. sxrcusor. tn.
wiii vas made November ~. 1se7
The ~ill 81 the late John Covie. of Ada
~as also fled yesterday. Bv ia terms al
propsrfv owned ev Mr.. Coyie 3 giv.n "a
az wife. Anns Csvie. sha i named a. sr-
ecutrix Ths ell vas signed the IN o.
a~ansf fkse
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
"oFFeNsVs PA RTlsaNsHlP..
secretary Villas Open. the CsmpaiSn In
wIscoasla With . Speech

NmwArKEE. sept. 5.-C0L William r.
Villas. Secretary Of the Inierior. opened the
nigat VIII speech at the West Side
Turner bsu The juneau. Jsferson and
Jackson ciui ., representing ths Democratic
examinations Of three divisions OF The cisv.
escorted bim - the ball. where there was
an susfieuce Of shout i.5oo persons Mem
ners ef the ladies Democratic Club oecu-
pied seats On the stses. as did leading Dem
ocrass from various parts of tns stats ia At
t-ndance apoa ths Demccrst STATE Con-
ssnuon. Mr. villas spoke 81 great lengfh
upon The issues of tbs campaign, and vas
frequently interrupted by applause
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

Csxrox. Ohio. sept s--Afser ever fsur
raoushs til-res-. 6uring ~hicb tiuas rnaca
nis-rv ass .rsoed. th- striking co.l miners
surned - work ~ to operssors' te~ns Th-
sfrixe ~as c-1sed 81 re rsfassl - ~
opersfoFs - Erz1r 81 incrsass a. svs ssnts
rsr ton. srd 80 ri1~rs wsrs sfecfen ~
80 sfrfxe which VS. sroEen ~ she isxf ~
tns nirerz returning . work this morning
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
HUDsoNvlLLE REPUBLICANS.
They Organize and Are In Harness Read
for Work

They Organize and Are In Harness Ready
for Work.
etASsNt vtNss,Nx-syS,Ns-
HuDso syILLK, sept. whats the mat
ter with the Georgetown Repubhcans3
They're all right. in harness aud pulling to.
gether. The Georgetown Republican Club.
with headquarters here. was organized last
night with O coed attendance. considering
that the meeting had not been generally
advertised. The club will probably nave
at the next meeting. Tuesday evening next,
some $50 or 20 members.
Supervisor Robert Alword was elected
President of the club. with Chas. X. Hoyt
for Secretary and Fred Campbell. Trsasurer.
The meeting was harmonious and en-
thusiastic, aud the cub will 90 into the
canvas. 10 work.
j. B. V. Goodrich. of Coopsrsville. and
A. Owen Crozler, of Grand Rapids, who
met for joint debate on political issues at
Lamont last Friday evening, will continue
the debate here at an early date.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06


W.ssfsaros. segt s.-Ihs sus-coaa n T.
=. "a IA seaafs Con- mites o. Fsnsnes,
Engaged 10 1as erss4raIloa o. a tsu1 1sil.
as tA.s morning reserved IS seeoa4 print
- ghs as. Tan1 b4A fsEcsPlins Ne al
nlaisLraass lss.urss) Il = a0t ia oiA
farm a. set s1t coniains. inisrissFed slth
fss isrt II rne b4ii. tabiss prepared i@s tls
oaselieDes gf neus1efs q i1s seo-eoHi-
ailtlzs saosiux Ia p4E@iiei cet2 nas tSs
Fstes - ae present - nose tse NJ.
bali an1 gnose pFuslssa - t4s nss ciii
TIE sa0Ie nsxes 4ecuMent of "a pages
- . sks All prigt % bs f8sae before tne
measure IS al before TIE fui conmlttse.
~aica - sKssctea - occur n11t see<
Aenbss. Of tns sab-coal mlftes 4od tns
commillee clsrks ana sxp~rss are nos pre-
pairing matter tor tie report % aec0laf &ay
the eiI- The testimony aEd staten 81 .
made o. the su0-coA nllttse. making about
ansen hundred pages, srs in pfint, aud "si4
- formally admitted - Ine faif com nliitss
sitn tie 8iil aud report.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

WAsHgssTos. sept. a telegram has
been Fecsissd az the Marine Hospital ba-
rssa from DR.. Wall A. Tampa. Fla. saying
Inst there have been seven nsg cases re-
ported there within the past two days ioor
oi snich are positive Most VI the cases,
be says. are Of mild type Dr.. Murray
reports by telegraph that there 3 one $50
l4ted case Of yellow fever a. Aanaiee ani
another st Palmetto. aud that the other
river villages krs healthy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

AfLwsrxEr sept 3-In TIE Dvmccrstic
ststs convention today. James horgsn, Of
hilvsuke.. vss sopinsi-d for Governor en-
80 arst esiiot. other 9minstons were
made 81 SCI anstoa a. follows lisuten-
srt Governor. Ansrew kuii. secrels5 OF
state. A. G. fsrson. state Treasurer. Yseo.
K@refsn: Rsircsd Commissioner. y N
Evans Attorney G-ner,i. Timothy + RYAN.
superia ,endsnt Of Public lnstruction. Amos
eurire4
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

Posy HVk0S. e<pt e.-Cspt Henry
Dorsat jsllsd ksrs isss seek % a chaFss 0f
osiom-sneggiiBE. -ss sstoFs tnitsd states
ScnrE1sslo1er Harms too2y. s1ea kas ek-
ssin.u0u va a5iearssd - sektsmbsr ls
Bal sss nxed Al a. 90
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

PAz7s Sept S-An sxprsss rain frern
Di;ss iee tar rails ass nieht Viii. on -
-sr - Paris sieckins he rad TIE
Ttssan nieht rsI tram rsn intn tke si.-
sblsa rain s1d -as vrscked. Thirtv GER
sons wsre kiilsc "a siaht i1urrd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

Ioyeoy. sept 5-Tas provisional CON-
uittes sppointed - inqnirs inio The al
VISIBILITY sf huii;ine ship csasl between
Liverpool and Birmingham hs. made . ~
port favernE ths project ard recommend
ing thss immediate steps b sakea 70 obtain
frem Parliament TIE neeesssr~ powers
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
r.s AeMY o. I.s TsNNsssse
M.~ttnE - Toledo General Shsrns,

Ms~ttaE - Toledo General Sherusr
MAKES Address.
Toaxro. sept She Socisty Of the
kr-sv n The Tennessee met here today. II
the evening The society vas formally
escorted - Memorial Hall ~ Local militis
COMPARES sna Grsna Army posts. Mayor
Hamilton sn3 Lieulsnant Governor Lyon
formally welcomed he soc.e-v - sshsif oil
the cigT snd STATE. G~rersl seermsn msx.
inx an sppropFiate speech IN response. The
saBusi address ~ Capt Gilbert A. Pierce
Governor ct pekofs. then i0iiowsd. end
an. exercises closed With = csmp-fre.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
Att.mnt..l Oalr.x..

P0sr HUR3s sept. a-Df. Hsgsl. Of
Wsss- . small VILLAGE . isw miles ir0m
Port HaroE. wss sTFsxtsd tEis na0gnins for
a. stismptcd outrage upon . Mrs. HOf-
nzn. shsla De as called upon 10 treat
SUNDAY duuss tbs absence Of her husband.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
fsis saul Crushed

CALUsEF. sept. s-rod&y ss Thomas An
dsrson. an emp oys q the Calumet 4 Hscls
Niue Company. Was ehsnging q roller ia
shaft No l4 Of the Hselx mine. ne vas
struck on ths head by failing rock, and
his sxull wsk crushed 80 that be will die
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

EssT s,slSse, sgt S-FrsnE Barezsyd.
szed - fs9 3orn en- -. sarsst konSsy in
q s~oen o~iae - q s,spiss>a tru~ ~sseh
he ~ss rssrsax ssr c.ss - ks~rs Fl.
vss tsxen "a - Msrys 1s~piss4 sa1 I'D
80 mws a. Es~ FsmAzns vgs nsAn -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

fra4rrrr 10 poRpow ~7r FnR 81 ~
" fsse9~e rsss7I - xrspf seefI~ifF todses IS
> for rstf f1leRrszs Herald -
4EEs = rfGIN fsesfth - Ms
tt 544yie f'favf ~ ~ ftFf ifsEftft-s<sfF 81
fszss fss-rfsrst efer t4-frx scrF Hn~1ee
81 -.tr.ee4af E~fse ST. rktHf1tF feF~frfrf
$ f-rt - - @etasdsF ftJu ff 3 - r
st1r 1srf n.rfeiI1a ~ fff aaf cfa@frfr
p-ae = fsN r. f-rs Hef< en1 49,
$780, nr e0asq #fareF1<f sFf 4~trss
s-.s-.sr,y~ fn- r<sn~s esE esufse eres Fsu-st
n<n~ns n~xs s1rs>s D<s4 80 k.Fsss -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

Nxw ORLEANS. Sept. 5.--rhe bark Jaco-
bini. from Colon, is at qusrsntine with her
captain and all her crew sick with Chagres
fever The second mate died on the voyage.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

WI Szei 80 J. A sszyts. T-ocs-s ~
Ieonar5-ss -s,h hsvs 90 estins - tssfr
stsrs windo-s The csh t1s s-e igess1 e.
n;sAf 49, az s1ifs nss3so1s t = n>sa-
lsss % sSa tkss berh ss hesing Hsrriso1
80
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

EAn rAwAs, sept Daniel q. Dsvsy. .
pioneer of this village. died this st ais cons
residence. although yesterday be was walk
ing the streets Cancsr ia the throat
caused his death.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

ss.se.s~ssse1.
BEInTsa Sept She t.ckss ofsce - BE
n. l. a y. Rsilro.d h-rs vs. sroksa into
ass nigbt hetpseu : and : a'csoet. sn3
ahruf $50 va stolen. S1srscfoa points
v~rr cisisI- % xsFties srs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

srvaveTx1a Nsss. Sspt 5--fu he n-r-
ocreHc slszs eorvension hsssg Wn r. 80
49, 81 Cs-bridx- ~.s nerns-ased f,r eov-
srnor soa lean ~ C>~ ra1 s.~ Isssfsn-
suf Governor .rz - y. oszsca ssr 49,
E-ssry q SisEa
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

cfrr - Nxxrcc. sspt s-Ths csfv II
fecn. whieh wss lsfelv inuudat.i. = srsia
rnd~r hesv- rstna Ths rsiissv ssasiaus
srs aeosed and orsi frsi1 ssrFlcs vas 50.
1<pfra Fsslsrasr msrninE
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

TsneT5sT - srtiess - izeoTrersti-1
were 500 ~ tAs Ar-see Sscssl Ca 80
sns CoantY Clsvk cssris~ Frost srt fo1T-
rr-r oths-s as rke inrr~ro~storA sse Tee
Arcade tks Sisns cf eesn@A
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

It e ssid hat the Holland preachers IN
tbs ssxfh -sr1 s1vonstsa thr election 81
joan Geiocs issf Sun5sr from rssir p1i-
us Il VS. .sid fhst NJ snvib -ss =
Csfhoiic ~hsn n fact Be Is member q
the PreshTts-isr "a nrea
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
RAGGED BALL PLAYING

On the Part of the Casmpiens-Dswned
by Chicago.
CHICAGO Sept. 5.-For the first six in
n.nss the home team could do little with
Bestin's delivery, but after that succession
Of hits. aided BY very ragged ball playing
on the part of the Champions. gave them
the game. Tener justified the confidence
felt in him by Anson. and pitched an
elegant game. The score:
CL Licago.-.........0 0 o 2 / s Ole
Detroit. .................l o o l o.
Base Hits-Detroit 5; Chicago, II.
Errors-Detroit, 8: Chicago, 3.
Batteries-Tenor and FArrei, Beatin and Wells.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

No Onclsi Inform.tioa from China.
WasalSsros. Sept. 5.-fhs Department
cf State has received from General Dent,
United States Minister 20 China. in response
20 ar inquiry from Washington. a telegram
TO the eject that he has no positive inform
alton ia regard 10 the action of the Chinese
authorities respecting the treaty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
Bostop, rs: washington, 8.

BosroS. Sept. 5.-Whilney was bstted
out of the box in the seventh inning today.
Schock taking his place. Boston won easily.
The batting Of Johns ton. Brown and Kelly
were features of the game. Score:
Boston ........................3 0 1 0 0 0-dS
Washington. -..............0 o o 0 2 O. 5
Base hits-Boston. 16; Washington. s.
Errors-Washingtou, IL: Boston, IA
Batteries-Clarkson and Kelly, Whitney and
Arundel
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

shs sasabss - sisss ia ssy advertisement
esn be aeaad % tisietss t6s naaassF ef
worse ~ ssxss Ass F.rt al = tlns oeasisa
- one rail- iiHe
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

" .NTSD-A COMPETENT COOK WASHER
w Ana ifoneF. Apply % Mr. ". ID. Gilbert,
mornings No - North l4sfsy yesiest 2sA
uTANIED-A GIRL fOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. German Holland preferred call
mornings ~ Jefferson ave. .h2
IIANTED - CHILDs NURsE FOR TWO
w children. younger over three sears Old. Ap-
ply iss south tnion A. 2a2
IVANTED--A GOOD GIRL TO DO HOCSE-
w work. fngure st % South Difision a.
Mrs. Andrew Csnpau. $50
lyANTED-t,lRL FOR 6FNfRAL HOUSE
" work. Apply 70 i4s North DisisioD-st. 152
yuANTED-A COMPETENT COOK FOR A
w small family. Apply today 10 Mn :. A
kears ~ South ProspectsL 2ai
TED-sHfRIMAkERs AT GARDINER
w Bs1teis. 20
yIANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w honsework. Apply 81 D heeond-st %
yVANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GIN
W eral hoLsework at 20 south Lafayeite-st.
80
yVARTFD-TWENTf GIRLS FOR GENERAL
w housework, cooks second girls. women
nurses, dlninrroon girls al once. Rooms ~ aud
100 Ledyard block. otawRsl. second stslrH ~
from Pesri-st osice bouFs from m. 10 80
=. u. Employment Exchange aotf
IUANTED-sLWIRG GIRLS AND ALL on HRS
w wishing o. learn the Kellogg French tailor
system of dress cutting 10 call CT address School
Of Dress Cutting. l22 ChsrieS-kl 2ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

IlANTfD-NoUNG NAN NHO HAS HAD
w skpefsenoe a. siocs clerk afioi Cabinet
Company 80
llAN4Ep SMOKE STACK PAINTER I
w want alaE whe understands snd Las tie
t0aE, % - IA ~ countrs aad paiai . slaoks
sfAck. Enquire a. = h. sieFcak With fo>.sI,
slrseis a Go a.
tlASTFD- a bKl9HT. cT5NE BOY. Nof
w under tfieen wlih good reieances Apply
e. "a MunraS 81. 1e
VlANTfD-AT oNCE. CARNEkS ArSkE
w son Valley fumilufs Company. huskegon,
Met -
UANTED-lhA hAEnIATEIS. A FIRST CLASS
w sdjusIcf AHd la htnisi and Eve FRS elsss
canssssing seifsmcn iof ciiy auo coAutf1 trade
Apply la lefson with references salsfs and com
mis-, i0n paid the night parties The singer manu-
facluIing Company. IL North Division o., Ciis.
80
pfANTED-AS INDreTkIoUs NAN or
W woman. seven hogs day STEADY employ
meit unfii January i good pay. fD9ulre hoom
81 Porter block. Division stree entrance -
WANTED- 500 NIB AND 30a TfANs TO
w work on tentrai kicblgaa ksilfOsd al
fTeepori Michigan fxsiamenctng ANfusi {, ies>
J. VI boynioA President 2iod
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
4 Pew .cres,

~ sea1rte7 A. Hrrsra. rye tas frr-f szeg
s.sssss...f f.r.s..- an : srr.ft t--l I So rT
acre q 80 enrEer ~ F1-sr.E EsTf sFsf
s-s ara efsliersrf r. ps-rsas - erye
80 serrs 1r-nr1u eerssze tkrn So F-eerh9slze
~ WfefsE
t.e lners - n . sozEssss ssz-~~~<
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

GENTS WANTED F0R THE NEW. REVISED
"A aud Imperial edition OF Zelfs Encyclopeda A.
Z issued. and other works For exceedingly
liberal terms sff TERRITORY address d. EIluood
lell Publisher, Philsdelphis. Pa. 2h2
llAN1Eb- NAN To TAKE THE AGENCY
W Of our safes. size 2s1isxis inches. weight
$40 olbs; retsl nrice x5 other Eizfs IA proportion.
A rare chance and permanent business Ihese
fsfes meet demspd never before supplied ~
other safe companies. as we are not governed ny
The safe Pool. Alpine safe Company, Cincinnati.
Ohio a Sat Dee
A GENTs wANTED-LADIEs OR 6ENTLE-
"A men OF good sddfess. for city or countfy
trade. particulars tree Call or address Agents
supply Company No Fearl-st 2zaf
yVANTED-A0ENTs RELIABLE MIN OR
w women 10 engage ia something new. sample
free. Room 81 Tower block 23q
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
Iadianapoli.. 4; Pittsburg. e.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 5. = The Hoosiers
won today's game on lncky and opportune
hitting. also playing a sharp fielding game.
Denny's errors were wild throws to first.
Both Burdick and Morris pitched steady
game. Both Hines and Bassett are dis
sbled. The score:
Indianapolis. .........-..0 0 o 2 0 o. 4
Pittsburg 90. 90. .....-..... n / / 0 0 o o o. z
Base Hits-Indianapolis. 6: Pittsburg. s.
Errors-Indianap0is. 2; Pittsburg. 4.
Baiteries-Burdick and Buckley. Morris and
Field.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
The Standing.

The following table shows the Standing
of the League clubs up 10 date:
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
WORSE AND WORSE.
Finy-Ons New Cases Of Yellow Fever
Reported

Reported
JAcKsoSyILLK. Fla, sept. 5.-The Official
bulletin for the twenty four hours ended at
6 p. m. today shows tifty-one new cases and
five deatht: total cases 10 date. 5os; deaths
0 dale
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

uOTH- SITUATED Al ntPoT or q. n 4 4.
III k. almn,i eutfeis furnished salus . SO.
feI Ssie a cxCfalife ff st0Hli fefm of Pieaasut
residence ". A. Hamilton s,islth hasfdnau,
Mich
NOR tAl-A-tnt tasa ae3af.stsi.>k -
the ekiHts Of TIE ifft lianiti eoiacruI InracFs,
one nile Wtfi 81 the eiis irantiIls brloEesk "a
is hne cHifA iafln. 81 loI iruf islsins ana k&f-
oeulnf. NAY ie solo ga ffon ltu % thirty anrs
lotf Apply IA ~ nliWorih adm iAissI fff, -
l0uItn a.. GRAND RAPIDS Sich.
far-tsfHF< Nfored.
EuRNIf fItkfn fat4 40
j moved. fsIet lscksu soIu "a shoa : loe
by kEdclif 4 Loit ii eouiA Division a.. seis.
phone No. se1 1sr' - -
Moaeg 10 Io9s,
MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD RIAL fsfkTE.
vi IN sums iJon tSo0 10 s.atiaN ios IDtefcsl
A h. Angisoel ofiloe. lofcl hioCk. "a
TAINTED 10 Bay.
yrAKTED To BUy CHAP HORSE.
W buggy and harness Address a. A. boa Z,
tbis office. 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06
Uonted Bodrders.


DoARDERs WANTED AT $50 oTTAwAsT.
ID terms reasonable. -.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

DOAKDIkS WANTED Al SO OTTAWA ST;
ID terms reasonable 2se
For keaf--RooHs.
NOR RENT-FuRHIsHED ROOM. WITHOUT
L bard No sS North colleeesye. Inquire
from TO IN 81
COR RFST-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS
i with closet. with or without board iSs North
Division st. near postonioe. 10
NOR RENT-A NIGEL FCkNIsHFD FRONT
i room. Enquire at 10 Nerzh Divlsionst. 20
CoR RENT-FURNIsHED Rooms. STEAM
Y heated. and furnished rooms for liRhf hoise-
Keeping Apply al room JOE, new Bousemsn
block. Dec lbu
COR BHNr- FURNISHED FRONT ROOMs
il either srgle or suite Apply TO Room a.
Powers OPers House block, Pcarl-st. 226u
TOR RfNT- THF NICEsT KIND OF Rooms
IN suits Of two or four rooms. with ell modern
I'm pToyererS on csnsst. fof oriccs of light
manufacturing purposes, also for lodging Tn
cuire at once. 10. u tsnsi<i. O. g. A Berwin.
e<u
For R~nt--Houses.
TOR RENT- BOARDING HousE ~ GOOD
\ lcciion hsquire OF hrs- ssmue Miller, =
EOR RENT-HOUsEs. A. :. wBlTK " OF
II tsvsa. 20
For Rent BUSINESS Places.
TOR RENT-oxT-HkIF or TBE sToRE
+ No. q Csnsl<t For particulars enquirs q
q A BeTwin lafs
Wanfcd--To Rent.
wAST PITY HOUSES TO REET AT SO
l n ofi5 per month. and zen a. 20 " 81. o "
Petit j. Tower block ~
yyhNTED--A SMALL POTeE OR PART oT
w hciies. Det mofs ffsu I've minutes from
The posiodce. Vii pay So or az family sn.sil
Aderss p ?. s.. Telegram Herald. 2fss
Hzns~x R.x...s
UtNTYD-YTTRxlSHED or UTFrRrTsHED
gentleman heat and lifft iFsr 70 be furn'ebed.
Wouad like eepinE rom. pin Fittinf room
and eaotbss F'-tes siee nee ef bsfs TofFB nne %
centrally loes ted Address 81 once Win terms
IL ASTED-sf'fTTOF Rooms MAR COrEFR
w ~ eoHib Division y and Fihh eve. fn
Quire Ne 90 South Dssisiopet ~
Bcordsa1.
coon pooNs hvD BOARD AT izs sorTH
W Disisis ntt Apply a osce ~
I,osf.
-soMFwHEpF oE TBF uTrI YFzTFP-
L. dsv bcrt cashmere poions les psffF
r1sde The fpdcf ~iil - Hlserslr rewarded ~
issvlnE y ts Q y Petit = Tewer blgef -
For Soie--Hsscefiaaeous
Uos skLE-t NEAT LITTLE BsRx that
II couie - csnTsrteo into . nies horse -
Quirs - ~ CsocTrt. Pc
ctNFAfgN BhDeEs YROoMe F1c- LsfH
y 80 f..isoiien n De etate sfsseis TTices -
tl1fe 49, rutt - sisuspe s.rnc D. sesis buuss
rFIla her, aosr . sses sst sa1 ne~dansre- 20
rubbtr ~ssther strfFe Bunsf1. = res-i-ss
~
Is1R stLE-THE FfRSfJTEF trD tFhsE
- ssetf tgfrss eetItrs ipeste1 t0l -
:. y. ks1x !. Telegram Berfb
r~up earE TEe FrrNr74 81 1wr FrT
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-06

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-17
PROTECTION AND CORRUPTION.

Protection means corruption of the worst kind. The plate glass lobby, the pig iron lobby, the wool lobby, the sugar lobby, the salt lobby, the lumber lobby, and many others have been to Washington, as is we'll known to all. The protected in dustries stand in with each other to in fluence representatives and senators in various ways-corrupt and otherwise. The i'll gotten gains of the monopolists help to swell the campaign fund which is used in doubtful states. Things which even some of these men know to be wrong, escape attack, because each one is afraid for his own pet iniquity. So it is that our legislation is the result of bargain between the different ''interests." They combine with each other, and the people who have no interest except in decent and economical government and who cannot afford either the time or money to spend in watching and influencing congress, are fieeced for the benefit of the monopolist's ring.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-17
SOME FISH STORIES.

Small boys in Phillips Me, make circus money by digging bait for trout fishermen. The latest quotations were twenty-five cents quart, offered by ons of the leading grocers, and eighteen quarts were brought in at those figures.
 The salmon appear Co be growing exceed ingly obliging in some parts of Maine. One weighing twenty pounds jumped on to the boat slip at Orrington and was captured by a man who was waiting for the arrival [of the boat. The waters of the river are said to be fairly swarming with them.
 The black bass fishing among the Thousand Islands is a failure this summer. Even the fictitious catches that are used as hotel ad- vertisements have an empty sound. Seth Green is said to attribute the total failure of the muskallonge and black bass fishing this season to the great quantity of alewives in the St. Lawrence and in Lake Ontario. Bait ar Alexandria bay, however, is as dear as ever.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-17

THE old saying that kind deeds never die, finds proof in this touching example An old lady in Virginia goes into her orchard every evening and turning her face towards the north prays fervently for the recovery of General Sheridan. It is told, that during the war, her son, confederate soldier, was a prisoner under General Sheridan, and was recipient of some kindness at his hands while within the Union lines. The boy was fatally wounded but lived long enough to tell his mother who had come to him, how humanely he had been treated, and this the loving mother had never forgotten.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-17
INSTRUCTIONS To KEY HOLDERS.
\, H. & Il. Railroad Time Table
JUNE 9, 1888.

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 Trains Leave Waterbury as Follows; New 1orb-G.07 sec. 1054 a. m: @4 GGs; D. m. sunday. 4.15 ?.
 Return 5.0., s, III; l, 4.01. G.C1 I, III. New Iaven-GO7, S.:G, 1O.5l a. nl.: 2.42, 6.0S pm Return, 1.20, @.55 a. m., 2.35, 5.35, 1.35 pm. Brdgeport-G or. S.2G, 1O-4 a. m.; 242, G.GS Sun Return 5.I5, 9.;2 a. m.; 2.52, 53o, 748 D. m sunday. S.15 a. Ansonia- GOT, S.26. IO.54 a. m., ,. F, COS D. m sunday, 4.I5 ?. Ill.
 Return, 3.;,i, 10@9 a. m. BIO, 6.C9 sir p. m. {; sunday. S.l6 q. III. Watertown-G05, $50, so. II .22 a. m; 4.O0 6.1O, 1G0 p. m.: Saturday, 9.l5 ?. m. Return. 5.i5. .G.A0, : .55 fO 15 a. n.; :. 1C 4.3O, 6.3O p. m. Saturday, S.G0 p. m ThomaSton-S.ts, 11.t7 a. n.; 3.58, 6.56 D. ln; Sun day, 9.25 a. m.
 Return, '.55. 1oa7 a. m.; e.13, 5.41 D. H. Sunday, $50 p. m. Torrington-S4S, 11.1 a. n.; 3.5S, CSC D. m.; sun day, 9.25 a. m.
 Return, 7.31, 1O.Of a. m.; 1.46, 5.15 p. m Sunday, 3.26 p. m. Wnsted-s4S 11.17 q. n. 3.5S 6.56 p. m.; Sunday 925 a. m.
 Return, 7.1O 0.4o a. m; 20, 450 D. m; Sun day, 800 p. m. O. Nj. SHEPARD, General Sup.t. c. T. HAMPSTEAD, General Pass. Agent