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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29
Popularity Of High ClAks Author

Talking tho other Gay witt a bookseller On
the subject Of the popularity Of the high class
authors, IL was learned that Msr1on Craw-
for. has the largest sales and is bought al
most exclusively by cultivated people. Al.
though bis books are 81 % a volume. the
demand FOR them is just a great he has
sold about a half million copies al told But
e. for The Imusortals" was a little more
than people could stand, and that book has
languisbei IN consequence Henry James
has shrunk 20 one-thiri Of his former popu-
laTity, and liowc1s has fallen Of perceptsbly
snce the publication Of that dreAry book.
The Ministers Charge" Mn Burnett sslls
better than any other Of the women writer
Craddock next Anna Katherine 8reeD sells
fairly. She" Called Back, and The
Bread Winners are rs dead az though they
bad never been Haggard is falling oH in
popularity very rapidly. There IA little de-
mand for Mr. Meeson's VIII 1.-The Lamp
lighter" and "Uncle Toms Cabin" ''St Il
mo- and The Wide. Wide World" s;iI sell.
They viii probably last a. long a. human ma
ture. Harriet Becchcr Stoves books occs~
sionally sell IN sets '@71e Wisser Transls-
tious" sell and are charged up As Mrs
WiSterss povelsf "Marletf- j. sort Il
incident Maud H0we's book. "AtalantA ara
the south sold well when il fra came out.
but there IL no demand for her books Size
lacks go" Edgar Saltus 10 the most popu-
lar Of the younger group Of suthorx An
Toistoi's books sell well
When publisbers agents 20 the rounds,
with their list of new books. the order 10
sosnethins hks this: ten copies of every sn-
thor d average popularity and 81 every
prominent firms new issue tventy FIVE
Of Ssltos tweBty Eve u Crsdloct two hun
drrd u Crawford and Mr. Burnett Mr.
Barnes Of New York bids fair g. become .
staDdard sling work, and Mr. poft>r Ia ssf1
calisa for 0uids h ON the vsns. Jane
Eyre rtln hoias bsr own. Al the dialect
writer's have then rorxhiperx Kisnet ard
GDenD have taken tbeir place In The ranks
OF the French roveiists Dsufst sslis tho b>~f.
Edgar Fswoett aells vf,n frxt ost 'Rns~rt
EilsBlers~ snd The African Farm srs selling
on TIE strength Of tb~sr rsligi0us element -
Current Literature
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29
At HARTMAN HALL
GIFTED ORATOR FROM TIE foURrH
Names of the Vice Presidents Who VIII
serve This Evening. Also the ke-
esptioa Com mittes-Gtse Ar.
Burrows q Bis House.

Hon. J. q. Burrows. Of Kalamazoo. and
one OF the best known Congressmen in the
country will address = mass meeting this
evening In Hartman's Hall.
Hon. N. A. Earle. Col Samuel Wells and
Hon. c. w. Watkins will act as reception
committee and the following named Vios
President will take positions on the stage:
First Wsrd-Hsrry Perkins, Charles Nc
Whorter. u. 5. Harris, John Luther. Frank
g. Holmes. Frank r. Watson. William
Brumeler, II. \ Biiven, Jerome Lee. John
StrykeT.
Second wsrd-Hon. Thomas ID. Gilbert.
William Widdicomo. John A. Fairfield
Thomas Hooper, Andrew Tabor, c. b.
Morgan, Arthur Currier. l.. W. Wolcott,
Harvey J. Hollisier c. +. Idema.
Third Wsrd-John Caulneld. Alfred NJ
Collins, C. u. Tanner. James l.. Lewis. John
Dikems, William l.. White, Charles Chan.
pier, Roger w. Butterhed. Russell J. Sto We
X. c. Luce.
Fourth ward-George VANITY. Harry
Colby, Joel Smith, Truman kellogg, GeorgS
A Fields, l.. ID. Marvin. l.. K Best. Charles
]. Potter. Il. A. Munson, William ii. Her
rick.
Fifth ward-Petter Dogger, Jas. f
Mcbride. Edwin Wade, Peter Schmit
Joseph Dillon. John Dregge. /. +. Lam
orcaux. Geo. +. Kirk. Z. J. Staples, David
A. Valentine.
Sixth Ward-Peter Steketee. John Els
worth, T. c. Schickel. DIR. G.. L. Thompson,
Chas. A. Cove. VIM. Lee, Paul Marris, IL
Stokes. John Jackson. Geo. Miller.
Seventh Ward-John L. Jones. J. II
Bennett. J. Q. Christensen. DR.. J. Albright
c. f. Peterson, X. @. Philbrick. X. IL. Lar
rabee, Chss. Pettersch, Frank Polarki, A. T.
Callaghsn.
Eight Ward-E. q. ID. Holden, w. S
Shoot. H. j. Craig. r. A. hcWilliams. G.
w. Warrell. DR.. NJ. G. Sinclair. c. l.. Law
ton, Van f. Wallin. l.. c. Stowe. Julian
Mailiszewiski.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29
THE WAR IN NEW YORK
eeNE-AL tE~ToA eAsTs ecxa
Bs Rssisss a. sl@ .tssstarss a11e - fsss-
a4ayfs selaias@ ies Magsr-A seasla.
Drs~lax - H.ss ssassss
Qa4y Arr.slsL

Ns~ vas. Get -. Tbs Ear between
TIE Ce4nly DsMScrAcy saG IAN alsny Hal
was iaaEsd isio irssh dams tonight sy .
lsglss shicb Cen. gohn Ss~tou. oomsnis-
sionss ~ Public WORKS. seat % Hugh
J 0rant. famnsay' 5 nomiass fof Mayer.
The lemni lssisnsr replies ~ <fsAs
length 20 zhsrif Grants structures upon
Gsnsrsl Ns4toas management Of his de-
parfmsni. oscssi9nsd, 90 t0ubt, bY re
~3olssals iifmlassl oi iamnans Res aitef
tAs rscsat nominations. Tie istisf smpna-
sizes ths .4IspGssslnle coaAlct noE E8inz %
in democratic circles asfs snd aantiss .
a. cisaFtY - a1ytalas "a inis camDai<a ne
intensely bitter feeling ot ths Coanfy De-
moeFacy towards ismBssEY TITS eon-
dltion ii ttiuks las besl greatly intsna 1esi
81 The visit II President Cleveland aud
ths esrtalut5 that Ct tns ts0 csndifsies ths
Pfesldeut soa.G prefer - see nnefil 1faat
ssselsd Commissioner NsStoa, ~ ne
nn4l paragraph ~ hs letter. speaking
directly ~ sbsf1 0faat says Il know
your .ack of training A1d intsilsctual
eo.sf AL sm salisAsd shat yOu are sailing
andar d4.se c0lofs aat that you are men
tally incapas.e of srilIng ne letters which.
slnos year n0minsllon. have appeared over
yOar slgnatufe-
from this time On the eight
~iil ssx hefcsr and hsrcsr. The desperate
straits ia Which The Democrats nnd them
o. sss a. ibis stt<s OF the campaign IS sYi-
deuesd by The sslesl device 20 trick p4giic
opinion -hich they have conceived To-
iormsilon IS a. hsnd vhlch proves cone a
sigsly that for tsenty.fOur hours certain
DsmocrAuc managers ia thIs @ity have oeen
consitsrins piau 20 have cenatos
"A. 3. Quay. Chairman Of the Re-
publican National CommIttee. aFrest Ell
upon sOme trumped-up charge OF violating
ths election avs The plan. II lts prema-
turs discovery does not foreslal IL, 8 O.
have detective arrest senator Quay a. bis
hogsi at al hour 40 late that Il will b
impossible for hinl 10 eonveni-ntly furnish
bal All morning. The Democrats know
fraud a. the polls. and their efforts from
this tine on vii De 70 raise aue and cry
about alleged Republican wickedness fol
TIE purpose Of snisiding their Own move
meats
Tie Unitsd States officials and the city
iudiciaFiss are already working foe ths
Democrats party Ia al possible WAYS and
there q . dangerous and manifest tendency
% ohstrect the execution OF warrants issned
for the arrest Of persons waO vote illegally
One snan registered here y 10 bad been il
the country only slx mouth he pleaded
Ignorance OF the law and because be was
Democrat he Vas released o. Democratic
justice. This instance shows what odds
ths Republicans have to contend with in
their EFFORT 20 securs i4ir election IN Nes
York city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

ree ftteaAss tta>ea
Nav Y0RK. Oct. 2S-"H" Atkins. the
Democratic BOSS ia Vermont, whose pecul-
lar political methods ar. a matter Of notori-
ety, hss. r. sppezrs. turned bis attention on
bsbAlf Of tie Democratic Nstonal Commit
t.s "a The state of Iowa. and IS making a
sfin ounl tasrs A few days sg0 ne con-
6dsd 90 gentleman whon ne sBouxht 70
be Democrats the Democratic plan IN rs-
xsrd 20 IT, Re has also IN The lsst few dsys
r-taiied the st0Tv % bis cronies ID New
England and New York the theory that
vita he Gissisction over the Temperance
question. snd the dissatisfaction over rsdi-
esi legislation snong rsilross vorsinsmeu,
Democratic m0nsy can De used for tae pur-
chase of enough votes % give the State n
Cieveisno. This Information comes from
tasids Democratic circles
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

THE LOCAL WHEAT MARKET.
The Offerings Light and the Mavket Firm
Hold on to Your Crops.

The Offerings Light and the Mavket Firm
Hold on To Your Crops.
For some time now the wheat market has
remained nearly stationary at a dollar a
bushel. The same state of quisscence has
been the feature also OF the speculative
markets at the various grain centers. and
this fact has had its influence upon the
home market, though the latter, as a rule,
is out slightly affected by purely speculs-
tive fluctuations. Very little wheat has
been brought in during the past few weeks,
aud in view of the fact that farmers have
all along said that they would sell their
crops when the price reached dollar, the
light offerings have excited much comment
The conclusion the local millers have
arrived at. after a SOMEWHAT careful canvass
is that the crop ia this vicinity has already
been nearly all sold. and that If milling is
carried on very extensively through the
season, outside supplies will have TO be
drawn on to a considerable extent. If that
suppo.ition is true, prices here will rule as
high as in Detroit All the grain raising
sections are now brought so near Detroit by
competing railroad lines that the slight
difference in freight rates between Grand
Rapids and the nearest points of supply cut
but little figure. The difference between
cash wheat here and in Detroit is usually
about ten cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

Essini. The faFnous tsEicr. Who u one - ths
few living male soalisfs vho have is~@n IN
vitsd hy ths sultan o firg r. the ladies' -
hs hsresn, has romantic Story 20 reists
sErcpos u BIS visit Re bsd jasz finished sn
AZ from L~s Hngusnots when. - his sur
prs. charming soprano voios took sr Tue
esufsbils whiet fellows IN tllescore aud ssn7
ff through IN sucb exceptionally good style
fhat ~ vas moved e. make inquiries - -
the ovneF ~ fhs Bzyxterf0His voiee Ee dis
covere1 ihsf = ieio0grd ~ tne tlsuglitcr - =
Jurklsa afBsasi - high rsnk. who hsd s.~en
sent - RoHis - stsfy voeal unssi, ~ her
fstheT, snd wDo. On hsr return - CoriStenti
popi. had t,~sx virtually couspeiie6 - ,.e'r
tbe irnF~rlal sa~sglio. Sbe IL prisorirf IN
sFe1t. end TIE giiaed csaiss seem aH tzss
rDers irksorBe - far csptsvs Who bss taet>d
lt,~~ty srsd se~r tss varld e. ne srterf IN
riiea y q se5ezzrr - she I.slian esE'itsi - .
ra1sicai student --Ionsi0H Firero
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29
rHs CANADIAN RAILROAD WAR.
rss.r< Running High and violencs
Likely To Ensus.

Likely To Ensus.
WlsSirEa. Man. Oct. 2s.-When court
adjourned yesterday the Argument in the
railroad case had not concluded out there is
little doubt, from observations of Judge
Avery during the proxress of the case. that
thsiniunctiou will De dissolved. The govern
ment has made fail preparations for this
contingency, and have . large force OF spe'
cial constAolrs aud volunteers from the diff
isgent parts OF the province prepared to rush
20 the scene and lay the track. In addition
10 the local force. 400 navvies working on
the Northern Pacific are reported to De ap-
preaching the city on . special train.
sympathy continues to run constantly in
favor OF the Govern aents position. The
Canadian Pacific authorities declare they
will resist the crossing even should the in
junction Do dissolved. III they attempt
resistance IL Is Attorney-General Martins .
intention TO have Superintendent Whyts
and the ringleaders placed under arrest.
Some people advocate that the Canadian
Pacific Compsny's property should be taken
possession OF and al traffic stopped in order
10 force the company to terms. The strain
cannot last N uch longer. and q crisis will
soon be reached. as the judge positively
refuses an enlargement OF the case. The
opinions OF the majority throughout the
provinces 90 20 showtthst the Province Is .
unit against the Canadian Pacific.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29
caAslls ;. suscFtsos a NrTr
yis~rsss s@.rsh n tls Alleges e4ili~rstA
aonss F~Eis - 1 lse alal

CHicAso. 0et z.-ksAse-s asviess rs-
eSived eaisbl frsu Les AasslsB. Ca. sfs
to ths sHse. tb.s lie Britsh AinisGef, LORD
S4cksils. wss ueSs brilliantly tsasa u ~
sons elessr fakif. probably = Rs~spzpsE
msn. a. Los ABxsles. TIE letter y ths
Ninizsr uas dzted Pom0Dz. oAi-. eat .
vigorous scarce of Ibst place tails le ois-
eossr Cbas = NuFchis.n tie alleged
nsturshxeo Enghs1Hsn. wa0 sss -
anxlous % set the 0pi0ion II TIE represent
alive 81 kaglsnd a. - bow he should vote
iu America Minister " eel bzs a. dstec-
ti,ss securing he ooontfy far Ar. Aarohi-
s,su. but hs doesn't nsisrisliEe neither l.
be snown al - Angeles fhe Los Angeles
Tin.es. which nrss Published the letter 20
Minister Vest and the lsitsfs reply. SAYS
AQrchisOn viii be orought Out a. the ume.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29
TO BOOM THE TOWN.

A Project TO secure rn Once for Dem
ocrst" Employe.
1t j. understood that petition will BE-
circulated soon by some Of The enthusiastic
boomers OF the town asking that TIE mem
Der Of the Drmocrof staff who wrote up the
Fusion blowout saturday - appointed cen
sus enumerAtor for this district ANY man
who saw Eve thousand 8 o00l peopis carly.
ing torches in that procession has vslusb e
talents which ought rot 20 q 70 vsste
The real estate dealers are heart ard sou IN
favor II the project and viii secure bis
appointment OF bust
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

Al advertising furniture company. 10
their announcement yesterday morning.
made fhs statement that Don J leathsrs
bad bought St9 worth of fufHlfnre st tbsir
store for be Ee1 h9sss on WssiihY eve.
paying spos cssh therefor. kr Lss'hers
SAYS thsi hs hss no bDuss cn Wealthy svs d.
that hs rsVer bo8e b. : do SIS vorfh ~
farnit1re oi fbs frfn IN fhs worid EFi-
dsnfiv there = = ssrlcHs mistsss some y hsrs
or else tbs frm intent ens ig meant - de-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

NrxoT. y. t., Oct 2s-Ex- Postmaster
AcNamsrs was brought before Justice Sui
Ivan yesterday. and in view of recent
Developments in the case his bonds were
reduced to 500. which were readily pro-
duced- Tbs case has attracted con nsidersbls
attention the past week. a. the postmaster
was in sil on wsrr.nt charging him
with embszzlsmsnt Of $500. The eI-
animation OF the books was evidently made
in a careless manner, and II IS doubtful II,
after the books have been correctly audited,
the shortage will amount to very much, II
anything.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

ST. Lows. Oct. 2s.-The Terry wsgonsr
fsud in Kings River District Northern
Arkansas. has re-opensd. Three Of the
Terry brothers and s~o % the wseonsrs,
fsthsr and son, we're riIlsd Iass January
Recently the Tsrrys sillsd . cousin OF the
Waxonsrs named AeeksL Tuesday night
he WssonsTs rstslistsd by killing one Of
ths Terry brothers aad voundinx the
other. Colonel Gsrrstt. Of the Wsgone-
crowd. vss killed. sud Cyrus Davis seriously y
wounded dunns the fight
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29
KNEW NOTHING ABOUT IT.


Nxw YoRx. oct. 2s.-Hoa- w. Fitz
Gerald. member Of the California State Re-
publican COMMITTEES. autographed from Los
Anxsles today in answer 70 an inquiry.
'sYoa can truthfuiiy and smphstically say
that neither the California Republican State
committes nor any member OF it bad any
thing whatever % do either directly or in
directly with the conception or execution
of the West .sttsr or had any kn0vledgs OF
it until after it bad oesn received At Po-
mona. I am convinced tnAt neither Haf-
rison, GRAY, OIiS. Henry T. Gage or any
other person in Los Angeles had any knorl-
edge Of The existence VI the Murchison-
West correspondence until IL was publicly
sxploifed By persors Ia Pomona
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

sssAsssss - vsstess~ .ses.a.
KkLKAsks. Oct 1s.--County politics 10 in
. issrfuilT mixed condition, and ths
.nse-asst poliiicsl prophet alive could rot
tell ~ithin four rows Of sppis trees What
the result vili be. There are shres tickeis
in ihe Hsld and one independent candidate
far shsfif Every inch of ground = being
worked for al Il + rorfh. ~. II. Hor-
sd II huving great many potatoes
a. Kskssks for Kent a h-etzxsr. OF
etnrgis. - to = cents per bushsl eeing the
rric- rsid.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

There Is quite unirnp~scasbi- Fifth svs-
me girl who stors hoT~e esrs ard staCes -
Whist az ~ them II 50 vfsbes - boari
ore - thesa vshit ies she steps czrelesssly Al
the cufb. hfts ors hsnd IN = grsce~aily lsxy
siEsai - the driver. ard then prsttily pucS-
srs her fe1 iiEs FROM ~sich ~ en- = = shTiii.
rn1sscsl Whsle Thas = al dooe - sssussrelY :.
sna ~ifh saoh sn ar a g@otie csvrsFsecssev.
tszt - sstos isae-5 ~itn~-ass az aos spt -
r-Tsr1 u e. In - leazt -ulgsr .--Nsw 1Ws
Es4a
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

storm vas Que Of the heaviest ever known
here. ths streets being literally flooded. II
was hoped the Weather would clear Of cod
TODAY. Dot rhen taa rain eessed &C soOn
chr sun came out rot sad The air vas moist
aud snltrv, Reports from South Jackson
vile and Estsrpriss show thai ths fever is
stiii Increasing 81 those pieces. Tns fsle-
xrsph epersrbr AZ Enterprise has asd, and Il
is q fHculf % get news from isers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

FoxyxAyp Ore. Oct "A special from
Tuismcok Oregon. says The schooner
Nsksh. 81 Astoria. ~ss wrecked near The
snfrance - fulsnook Ray. Get a. As the
hail OF the ressei iee bottom uD and no
signs 81 life az visible. 10 is supposed a.
hanfs 9ara ifssf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

A tiger named Athir escaped Just before
the performance opened, scattering the a.
abis~d audience in 81 directions. He1ding
them IN search q refuge % tree tors hours
tops, ard into bouses not their own II -
one thiDg - beard tiger IN his den, another
- fxht Kim unsrraed ia oTsB AIR But Bidel
~ss quite saual 20 this unexpected cal upon
has skill and coura<s. he experienced ''leFnc-
tion de Tadoiesc-rf son premier iusl = his
oulT misgfvfng sypear~ - have heen whether
he wcud p~o~. -orthy = himself and sho<-
wai.fnx op~n u1oafhei f'r ths cuEninE fray
Presently ts1lis laoksr on mustered cour
ags enough - half open = ~ind0~. ansi 70
anuossnce in whispers th4 wher-sstouts q the
escap~d b-ss. TIE .tixre roysl- wss In TIE
dark rece-s.a ~ deserted iocksnith = shop.
fofo tlass sxsufTrs d-ombrs' Bit-i eunz him
sslf and having tess,sne. ~ b. savs. fsn,il
lar Nth - oba-urify. -. -splsd ~ croncb-
tng Athsr N TIE at - sprfngfnS, Nth foam
ing rsouss snd burning 80. Ihs situatica
~ax vaAf = es1is~s ~Titscsi Il w.s sinapiY a
a1ssfien q $40 shoaid spring Arr t4seT or
naan. Biisi hsFpslY sook the lais4stivr. sud
hs,ssEsssi ufcn als prsy There ~us = tr~rnea-
Ssas ssl1xis fhers ~er~ fosnlars. Ee<hiaEr
ks~ha~. hal "a dsr8r sssr trlasnVhed B.
Del ssis - x-r - s-r sksn < ais $50
sna hff Hsrn sn IA ,oaa~, tsus hn~r -
hsavy b sea 10 ffazsfh te sis osEs--s fea'.
e ~ass - -uaf-~~~s. nct easY y rsaltss,
nssscs - - sehs~ve Saturday ksvis~.
iyysa vsnf svr ysas - e rr wss' -.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29
sen yo'r house. va 0ur wsns Al.


CfsvsnAvn. Oct zs.-Ars. Jackson ard
Mss Nellie Norris. 81 the cornsr Of ken
nsri and Ouih waite ats. this afisrnooa
poured Quantity Of xssoline on the
xitehen fear - t~<fruv roschps kire Ia
toe kitchen stove ignigei ths gasoline and
both isiie~ were burned severely. Mss
Norris reported % b~ dying tonixhA
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

A Bradley ocsr8sr - zlo eftsws-st.,
reported 10 he polios yesterday thsi some
one bsd sfolsn his overeost sd n She
afternoon Jas. ". ksasne6T. fsiio~
hoartsr 49, srresfe1 ~ p-1scf ~ss Gxst sad
-faish on saspicfon ~ oenz 80 nsr y ~
ka5 - east ksnre3T hss been n tbs city
bet q short q ase
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

BosroS. Oct 2a--John Boyle o Reilly
arrived from New York today. lie de-
elined 10 make public what passed between
General Collins. himself and the President
regarding the Sscxville-Nsst letter. He
sad. however. there was 40 doubt. fr0n
the seriousness of Vests offence, and the
publicity given ii. that the President had
Already decided on bis future relations
18th 40,
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

TIE Reisrsp 0usras ~ iesvs iocs's
Hal - 89o >. N. Tassasy. - tsks ~
trsin - Lowell Nsmhsrs q a. ReF8eis-
go einks ne irvited - srcowrsnF gAs
eeard A sos< - frsin ~iii fsTs ths sxrur-
sionirts ssa sxsss tkesa ssex sftsr sbs
nss a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 28.-A special from
Appleton, Wis, reports the burning today
Of the Appleton Charcoal iron furnace.
The lose upon plant is total and amounts 10
$40 GOO. together with heavy loss on the
iron ore. coal and wood in stock, which
cannot as vet be estimated
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29
CHAIRMAN JONES AND BEN. BUTLER
Hoth Coming to Michigan to Advocate
Protection.

Protection.
DETRoTr. Oct. 2s.-Ao.es Field announces
tonight that Chairman Jones. Of the Ma
tional Gresnbsck Committee. Is on the way
TO Detroit to prepare q manifesto urging
Greenbsckers to vote for Harrison on the
ssue of protection. Ben. Butler. who ar
rives tomorrow. Is in full sympathy with
the proposed fusion.
LOWELL. MSS. Oct. 2s.-General Butler
lsfs tonigh: tor Michigan to assist in stump
ing that safe In the interest of Harrison
and Morton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

xxw Yesx. Oct 1s--Ksrin store ef Ts-
sev City snd a. unknown woman. ~ho
registered - ran and ~ise st william no
-. Hesoken. isst nixht wers foand dead "a
tk-ir resgn tbs sfts~Doon sgfocsted By -
espsns gas if = seiisV~d thsv con nittsd
snsrfde
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

T,oxnox. f,ct p. The n an sea eisaffons
whieb ssfes sleos ir Rirminghsrh. Tbs-s-
asv. are loekes forvs-d 70 9sfh istsnse IN
terest ths fanserrstfres and sien Gs
eNsisf rcx tssea q eesf lie k<a>rrA.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

NV Yosx. 0ct 2s-Blsins vas m At
Nswark last sight and hsd 70 cat rs soesk
ins short Hs aid not return here ami
sveninx. shsn ae ~eut - The Fith Avenue
kofel snf soon r-fired Be vil resf ssrs
unrl Tuesday when he resumes speakine
a. Albany
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

Nrw Yosx. oct 2s.--fslieensn Isrs~s
Rr-nnsn wss sbot snd killed. a. e'elsek
tbi~ naersing. ~hils trvinR . arrest Hsfrv
Lsrissn. . oslA xaesn thssl
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

As-tasr Br-ak ~ ne Cers~sfi Csusi.
CosSwkEl, oct. E.-Another hreek has
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rseu ard hcrrSez nsrrasiF eerap@d dress
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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

II v0a vari = servant ar. ~ o'f Neui f9l
f1sr ~ sfss Fnn VII hsfs hslf dozeu y = out
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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29
Three Eastern Manufacturers of Clothing
wanted 10
Exchange their Stock for Ready Cash.
THE TOWER
BOU @ HT TIL E. M.
BOUG HI TIL E. M.

Every Garment i'm the lot il 10 he sold way
below cost. Come for miles around and see.
Chinchilla Overcoat ST. worth twice the
money.
Fur Beaver Overcoat So; worth double
that price.
warm Pinhead Chinchilla Oyercoat -.
And the Boss i'm colOrs at SO
If YOU want To see an Overcoat superior Ia
halfthc sOcalled custom made. then bring
along three VS..
Our OyercOats at = I5 are the same as we
had Ia ask S25 for before made this
great purchase.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

LoxDoS. Oct 81 Lord salisbury held
smother private conference With Minister
Phelps today on the Sacksille.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29
TYPHOID FEvER FR0N IMPURE
whTFE.

n. Duisroin Besurstz n recent com.
uuniostion e. the Fers Aosderus. gives
the csvt ~ fsnlilv who fpot house Tor
fns s-ssor Of fsshiopsnie resort 7h>T
we're warned Doi - drinf the weii wessr -
ID ves sUppo-ed ~ BE- impure Trey crank
minersl vsfef ussl fbs lnst dsv. vbef n
the hurry of psckinf fhey nsr3ected - ssne
for mipsrsi vsfef ans conclD1et - tfT the
vel .sfsT Ten drsrf ~ b. euc sr boufs
sincs dsed. four yho bad UFsTioDslT bsc
trfhoi5 fsvsr wsfs rrssds sicf tut rscpFereo.
fnicrreyfdr srsu4insiier oi fhs 49,
vsfsr rsvesisd ths uf1ssrc< ~ fhs recIfius
supposed - - ti.s os0ss fyf.bOio fessr
Nhns we desire - Do = - impr~ss Bpcr
sil ry-otis fb~ o@esssifT - fifsring fseif
drinking Tstef
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

s Tzfs Ba-fa's fdalfisp = Lee south fsrsoc
Esd5as Bosses ~ ssls o. Esss Terms Lanfrs
fr-s $50 aov s0in9 oa FsesBt Iosx -
Tsras s<s $50 a ss.<zsxz s,eElo~
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-29

~ Fsa ~arf sar paaf sfri ~ pv Wsef fal.
aanee saf fss wa kses taf eeFr Pc fer
kIsfenpss tAs sss,s bet 80 - sueiy 80 e. - "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17

with the most satisfactory results
marking an era of radical financial re-