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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27
THESTRIKE SITUATION
The 20 nIRiNe NEw sAiTcHmEN
TAs stFikt1s ssttehEa-a ,x4ks No state
naeat 81 fbeir asftss4sees-the
GFtes4aee Com esitsess oath
sEfag "A Chtc4xo.

CHfcAso. March - The Bosliag.on read
began tais m0rniAg 70 hife m@n u take tss
pace Of tie striking sxiKcERsn. TIE
con p4ay claim 60 have na3e satisfactory
progress, and say tnzg they viii sooa be
running trains - usual. 1ae str kers have
msGs no statement 70 the officials ss vet
concerning their grievances, znd aOthlsg
further = kn1sn Of the cause Of tue strlke
except tie alleged Te2s0l taAt tAe men are
AFRAID - work vita OmSelenI engineers
aud french IL l. claimed py Inc coApan
taxI the ssitcn me- 81 Burlington asye re-
fused 10 sIfixe snd vii resnaln al work.
No Burlington freight trains we're moved
ere yesterday.
The Y swikcnmen made . compact with
sre eng nesrs. and vii maze bitter light
10 help the latter. All day Saturday and O
part OF yesterday the engineers. hremel,
and ssiLchnlsn were jointly represented In
secret M settings. Their sy0wed purpose is 10
cripple the q company by every possible
means other than freight boycott, now
that the courts have-lHade the latter i'm
possible.
Chief Arthur said Yesterday that the
strike OF the brotherhood would continue
on It's present lines. They are satisfied
with the way things are going. and don {
want any road tied Up for their sake or the
strike 10 extend. II they are beaten by the
20. all right, they have done what they
could TO yindicats themselves, and there
will De nothing more TO do
Delegates from the local switchmen' and
brakemen's unions on all the divisions of
the 20 road are arriving in Chicago, and
oy tonight all the grievance committees
are represented. Tomorrow there will
De meeting participated in by the griev-
ance committees of the engineers, hremen,
swltchmen and brakemen on the 20" sys-
ten. Ihis meeting will decide on = general
plan Of action. One of the delegates who
arrived yesterday afternoon from Denver
said that the brakemen would certainly De
drawn into the strike. The Western brake
men have several grievances TO bring before
the meeting, the principal one being that
they are ia constant danger of accident
through incompetent engineers. The deie-
gate referred to said that under no circum-
stances would the bTakemen consent TO do
switching for the company in place of strik-
ers.
GALIsBURG. H., March 26.-The yard
master OF the 20" here, William D Shea
frankly admits tnat there is some justness'
IN the chief complaints Of the striking
switchmen that switch eI zines here are
manned IN some instances by incom oetent
men, and that the switchmen, therefore,
are in greater danger than before. He
says. however. that II is sthe intention Of
the officials. as soon as circumstances per-
NIT, 10 put on their engines thoroughly
competent men. The switchnen have also
been assured of this.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27
STAIN CONFESSES.
lie Charges His Father With the Messen-
ger Murder.

He Charges His Father With the Messen-
ger Murder.
AUGUSTA. Me-. March 26.-Charles f.
Stain, who gave the information that led to
the arrest of the murderers OF Cashier
Barron, of the Dexter bank, made a con-
iession yesterday, iu which he implicated
his father and oliver Crom well in the Mes
senger murder. committed at Norfolk, Mass.
II was planned by RUFUS Goldsmith, Crom-
well aud Stain father at the latters house
in the Fall OF 1874 1t was learned that
Messenger had a large sum of money in
his possession, received from the sale of
some cattle.
Young Stain says:
just prior to the robbery. by previous
arrangement. the three men met in the
woods. near Messengers house. | drove
nay father over. They started for Messen-
gers house aooCt o'clock in the evening,
iather carrying valise containing masks.
dlSgulses, revolvers and kit of burglars
tools. About IL o'clock they came back to
where ] mad been stationed, and we ell
drove OIL 70 Aejfieli in the wagon. Ar
riying home L. ABOUT 1870 overheard
conversation between father. Cromwell and
Goldsmith, IN which father said Messenger
had the best grit Of any man he ever
saw. He would not tell where his money
was. They gagged him and tor
tuTed him, bu, &c wo1 not reveal the
hiding place OF tie money. Finally they
left him tied to a bedpost and gagged, where
ne wa found dead the next morning. They
found 1850 in 8 bureau drawer sitter hunt
ing over an hour and took it away with
them. Father and Cr0m well said they did
not care If the old c1ss DID die
Goldsmith, so Stain says is a. large, and
is known TO the authorities a, general
n ,tarf f.ts- -
to have been in Providence on the day of the
murder
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

what They say st " .shisxtsa abest tss
Chisf Jastlcsshtp.

what They say at " sshisktsa Aboat tna
CAisf ,IastlCsshfp.
WkHrSeTos. March 26.-The Post, ad-
ninistration pap.r, says this morning
As the time passes. bringing opportuni-
ties lor frheciIou. it begins % De leit Win
some degrees q certainty that tie chief JUS
ticeshlp Sll not detClFe upon any one OF
the numerous eminent lawyers whose
names have beeR h0nOrably mentioned IA
that connection, unless iG be Postmaster
General Dickinson
It siso quotes EphriAm Banning, of Chi
caxo, one OF the most extensive psctition-
srs before the Supreme Court. thus
Il see it stated thaE Chief Justice Waite 8
successor wil PROBABLY De appointed from
the sixth Circnif. composed Of Aichi-
gan. one, Kentucky aud Tennessee, and
ths names Of Dickinson. Thurman ana Car
lsls seem 10 De most prominently men
toned. sith ths chances in Dickinson s
favor Wniie / have great respect for each
Of these gentle men. 1 think ths Chief Jus-
t,ceship saouid not 90 TO any one OF them.
or Indeed 10 any person Ia the sixth Cir
Gait
RE then shows that the sixth district al
ready has three Supreme justices and that
JhlcagO wants cDAnce- Any statement
taat Cooley Is seriously considered Is = huge
hoax. re has not been thought OF Oy any
public man The New YORK Trtbi0ae tnis
morning refers 10 him a. prominent lcr-
ist OF mu-Wump tendencies Who mighl DC
named. There Is no public expression hsrs
however. which IN any way warrants the
suggestion 0f Cooleys name. Tue Iri5'uac
article says that it IS asserted that Cooley
bolted Blame and voted tor Cleveland.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27
oeATH o. aoeeRT 3 swAIn.
The Fx-Alderman Passed Awav az His
Home Ia This City Yesterday.

Ex-LIdermsn Robert b. Swain died at
his residence. 27s Stocking 81. last evening,
Of bronchitis Mr.. Swan was s. years Of
age and vas an honest. working snd
mach respected resident q this city for
thirty-oHs yesrs. DE was a stsuncb Dem
ocrst s0d he'd the position Il Alderman
Tor seversi terms gong o1t y tbss enc ia
lssS. re vss = contractor ana oliider
sad tbro1gh thrift sconomF and strict
attention 70 business STAINED
snug htfle fortune Daring tie
pass Winter be has been greatly sn-
n0ged win thrsst tr0Bbles s85 bronchitis.
Naicn. 5eoominz aEzTsvatsd oznsed his
destn. Ar swan 49, "a hoasrsd msns-
teT 81 the Old Residents Assoc sfisn. Ee
.esves viis and thrse gT0~a % soas 70
mourn BIS loss. His oldest son. nariss -
connected via to FIRE aeo3rt asnt IN To-
l@1o. Dklo. The other tvo. Edwzra snd
frsns. sre residents of tbs eitv. E8Es-d
= 1cosx~eper foF he Brasb tscsa~r. ans
Frsnk foil0~s ths s2as oocaest 81 ss did
as tsfeer. thst o. > esraesfsr
Ehs f1nersi riii - held fensor77~ srzr-
noon - ceiock. froE4 hfs isse rs<' 3eres
.-tccfIug-ss Tae Aits-ren ard rerc-
oers - tae Ca8ns. 80 sftsa ID bosf.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27
Hudsonvslis Bsppsnings-

FKE--77Ft = - 49, -17--A
HUDsoSvILLE, March %. - r epublican
caucus for the nomination of town officers
will be held at the Town Hall Wednesday
Local PrOhibitionists will have a ticket
In the held this election, ths. is. If there are
men enough in this party to fill up ticket.
a msple-sugar party for the benefit Of
the ca urch will be given 81 |. y. Lowing :,
Friday evening". NJ. Wolf will visit
friends and relatives at Howard City and
Romeo this week, but he will be back in
time 10 help elect the right man neSt Mon
day.-Ths Riddle VS.. Morrison law suit
was decided by Justice Waite in favor OF
the latter--An extremely poor maple
sugar season Is this. Three young Gran
gsresses took the fourth degree and were
given feast in the Georgetown Grange
Saturday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

fas ss~sp~p~r. tAs C.bis conssay. -.
1~sa4s Jsy Goala ,G.-a1.


sEs foEK. Azzc4 28-~Tns e1a S4ys tn4s
according X BIT. Gs4l1s 1ssE intimate
Lzisa1s, t1s GssspsDsr. essls company an
sls Eolaaa rsisrrsd 70 - Ar GeUla IA lAs
iateFyIs~ yesterday - b@iag Be parties oe-
aiEa ne aIts1pted in8setmeDs "a nlassif
All E4sssa sage sefs tae trad ne lo-a-
aasrcl4l Ca1-e Company ald Ars. Azlos
Lssfsacs Hopkins, ciF0rce1 vile ol tie
sec1nd Flos bFesi1eat vi lhs d Aissou4I Pacific
Mrs.. hspk ns beg4n diyores proceedings
ia iAis eIEs aoo1t tHo gears ago, slles-ag
su1-allfy. she then lFs1 a. 10. / East
E9ftg g-ssgsnt1-st., AL al o ning AE. Go1le )
heuse 4r Go8la sepoosed the cause u
NJ h0pkias aad thfszseasa. is : said. 10
Easke suDlc certain scts 0a The part oi Mrs
Hopkins of HRlca as Nas cogalz4nk aE1
1n-cl e0ald prevent her fFon obtaining
oss dlF1f-e Ca the ground u inncellgs.
Tie selt sas then tzken 70 California.
where Ars. Hopkins las Ilat been granted
1ecrss. sgt % The groRad Of desertl0n
tA.s upset her SLAMS il 10 SAID. aud gave
her occasion % Late AE. Gould and ~ ia =
dAenee asr friends 70 pFsss the Indictment
proceedings sgainst him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

YorxesrowS. Mares E-Tke employees
Of ne Frssr IL Irsr ard Goa Conssnv '
stl.uc< today sxsinu a rsdscton IL rsxes.
General ksusger Better ordered the mr.
naceS asnksd e oace The trirard Furnaces
~ss slso bsnkei to1av At sae furnaces
ne men srs sfiH a. work. eat are iisole -
come out 81 . STRIKE ao7 r1onaent A neet-
ing of f1rrsce o~asrs art Representatives
si ne eusisrss ~ill hs he'd kere tomorrow
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

MTDDLErowS. y. Y. March 2-Yestsr-
asy. Al COOKS Fails. gsag Of men were
engaged in blowing uo hesvv ice IN me
nlsin Chsunei of the r-vsr 81 "a 10 silsw
used IN the worx became frozen. and an at
rer1rt vas made - thaw fheu. when an sx-
pl0sion occurred. Thcmss Brshnev snd
Ioeis Nort01 each had = isg broken. and
irving stewart hsd ais "a knee 40 Blown
cf. Al the other persons eDgaged vsre
more or less severely injured
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

wAssISeroS. March z6,-Anong the pc
titions and msmoriais presented ami re-
fsrred wers several from Iowa Patrons Of
Hgsbandry asking thar Agricultural pro-
ducts bs equally protected with msnuiac-
tgTed Articles. that foreign Immigration be
restricted 50 as 20 keep Out al psupsrs and
criminals. and that the United States Sena-
tors bs elected BY direct vote of the peo-
pie. There we're also rcuuous for the pro-
lection ~ wool and a0oien goods
NJ Alison Introduced a bill apprOpriat-
ing s. uto 90 dsfrsY ne funeral expenses OF
the are Chief justice oi the supreme Court.
Passed
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

wAsETSarev. March 25.-About forty
members Of the bar If the Szprsns Coart
assembled in ths court room this morning.
pursuant 10 = cal. 4, vas ses0ived % at
tend IN q body TIE funeral services of the
late Chief Justice in tse House of Repre-
sentatigss Wednesday. sAa a cou mlttse
wss sppcinied ,o t-epare resoiutioos ia
reference 90 TIE death snd the hls casrsc-
ter sna services ef tie necesssd 90 os pre-
serfsstl AZ 4 f1fQre nrrffnz
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

NACKISAw CRY. March 26.-An easterly
BLIZZARD has been raging here since last
night The snow is drifting badly and
trains will probably be much delayed.
From present indications the SIR ats will
rot be open before Nay I. and possibly not
until the 10th. The smooth ice Is from two
TO three feet tnick, and the piled ice which
covers nearly the whole straits from here
TO Waugashance. is piled up from i've to
treaty feet high. The weather is moderst-
ing. and the storm will probably turn ID
rain
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

WAsnISeroS. March 26-ln the House.
NJ Grosvsaor offered the following resolu-
lions. which we're adopted.
Resoises That the funeral ceremonies Of
the are Chlef Jastice Waite De held In the
hail OF ths House Of Representatives " ednes-
day. Msrcb -. a. ~ noon. under the ar
rangement of the Supreme Court. and that
when the House adjourn % tas z7tn it shall
De uN ~ .0 March 49,
-Rssoies,i. That the Clerk Of the House no
fifty the senate and ths Suprsms Court Of
these resolutions.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27
ANOTHER sLlzzAFo.
fhs Upper fsniAsxi. Again Caasr .
Heavy saOs.

sT. IasACz. March 26.-rhe first p4ssen
ser raln ron Marquette since Wednesday
arrived lsst night fhis morning another
bowling BLIZZARD prevails No trains have
gone oct. The train which left here last
night is fast IN the snow near AHenville,
aud the prospects are good for another
blockade OF several days.
Iae A AsomAh broke her shaft straps
uaile passing the straits yesterday. Diver
Qslnn arrived from Detroit this morning
and found ths lug 10 her stern bearing
broken also. IL will take from four TO SIX
days 10 make repairs. during which time
transferring vii be done oy teams
A report vas circulated here tnis morn
ing that the new ice erusaer st. Iknsce had
been got anoat az Detroit. This news
caused great rejoicing. and much disap-
p0inlment was lelt when the report was
found 10 be a csn4rd.
There is great activity in real estate here,
and boom Is close At hand for 81. Ignace.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27
A Liberal Woman.

MoNRoE. Mich. March 26.-Mrs- A.
DCrsch. widow Of the late distinguished
scholar and scientist, Mr.. Z. Dorsch, has
made proposition TO the citizens OF Mon
roe 10 give her store and late residence on
Wzshington-st- for . free reading room,
library and museum. Sac also proposes TO
give the city the dector's large collection
OF shells. stones. insects, easravines, pic
tnrss and bookcases, valued at s., ,0oe, and
s3Oo in cash She at the same time gave
the city $500 fer books for the city library.
Mrs. Dorsch is one Of the finest hnsness
women IN Monroe. Having accumulated a
fortune in business she nov proposes 10 put
IL where, IN her opinion, il will be of most
service 70 coming generations Tbs build
irg she oilers Is valued at about s., 500. and
tie collection IS variously estimated al from
81, $50 10 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27
AN AVALANCHE or EARTH.
Landslide Threatens Great Damage In
Kansas City.

Kansas CRY. March 26.-The heavy
storm which prevailed all day Saturday and
yesterday caused q tremendous ian dslide
ibis afternoon on the bluff facing the Union
DEPOT which threatens TO WORK inca iculable le
injury 70 property along the buff. The
street, for q distance of three and a half
squares, tons OF earn and huge bouIderS
crashed down. completely demOlishing he
frame engine house. az tue sn1ranee
OF the Eighth Street cable tannel
Along the face Of the blufs
soout haif vsy from the base 10 the top il
iedye about thirty feet in width.
on which are number OF shan
ties occupied ey col0red people. This
ledge - how scanned with immense
fissures which extend is whole length. and
the houses are uitsd Ia every direction.
while fae residents have been compelled "a
Tee for their lives. What damsEe vii %
done oY Tue extension of the catastrophe
cannot be estimated. TIE Union depot
and stores along JDion-avs. The elsvsfed
railway station. the Eirhtn-st. cable lins.
power house and several factories and mills
sie directly ia the rsfb OF aVsl4ncbes
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

Ws<WSeroN. March 2l-The Inscrns-
tionsl Council 0f Women opsned formally
hers today 81 Aihaughs opera House, With
several hundred dsfesstes IN strendSnce.
susan r. Aatsuny presided and The oven
ioa address, uss msde ~ Elizabeth al '
stanton Afterwards pspsrs we're read hy
sesrrsi deierstes- fse council viii os ia
session through tne present rsek.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

LANSING. March 26.-Rev. A H. Parsons.
= vel known Baptist divine. died at his
home here Saturday night aged 81. He
bad resided in Lansing since 1895, aud
founded Baptist churches at Bath, Dewitt
and Douglass. Montcsim county. He came
70 Michigan from New York State ia 1916
snd preached for many years ia Monroe
and Lenapee counties.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

The LAaaS, 0hso. Dslsy Rsp 'sllacgzs. of at
Thursday. contains 50 sccnant : coIans
snd 51e-s lsrtsr n lenxta of tse marriage
q Mss Frances 80 suo HHiis Hsckedoru.
The 1ri1- va f7rneriv rssiseat 81 tbs
city. snd IS a c1eee - e&c-r Frsa< F~-
Ese groom = Eaen .ioue1 ss urersfr~nt
cltesn ot Li-as. military nssa zai s~sssr
IA socsety. Iae bris< is 8escrSse1 as sefne
very hsrasoue. sns hs~ zo~n - - NJ 49,
East rhae re kifss we're nsnercas ssd
serSfIr
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

Ai0srs : hrs2l.ot slizs bssEt she Was
eonvleied ia the niied States nis1riol cours
SATURDAY.. ior making aaa passing counter
jsli. has given sesy solnt oi bin aia CEN
pan.ons. Harry Aoors vas efresioa on
ccriepsr-Ei. last nisht o. cnmp EiEt os
Bfy4ndS snd locksi az e. laii ~ await a
hearing on = ohalcf II hslng connected sill
the gang 81 oaunterielters.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

A.fheu 3 sstsndsacs a. ne hor efren
~ re y - frsz- 49, Beseasck 81 even
inz xss th@ krkest szfi X ~e assrt
fae csost - i1yet.e eas 5f the s~ssoa- Taers
VS. psessert esaecssy cc l2f.s ~ a8aat
ztsT eeap-es. 8as 1zades wers a. 81 80
nepsi&r aFoer SOD tae r11sic 81 Ersaa
oFeasstrs - ne~sT aefsr Tfs 3sars.e
es3~ eIli - zl~sn tsnerraw srfsasns.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27
THg cHoLERA \ sollrn AMERlCA


N~%@ -
NAsBISeEo5. March zS.-Ihs Depars
Eaeni II state : infofns@ sy u legation al
SaRsi2xo &c Chile. thzl re cholera k4s T.
minisas1 in intensity IN that eisy. tie
ceztas decreasing fF0n = daily syeGsgs
assat Aosesaosr 50 l2st of tve8ty, I'd a
daily average u tsn or Twelve zsout jana
2fy 81. At sip4rsls0 zso0G the HicSle II
Deceaaeer ths daily average of deaths lTom
ehoisE2 Was ever tbirtys al the esld Of Jsnu-
sry the average hzo ialle1 between eight
znd twelve. IAe dlssSss has spread through
tae provinces. especially II lhe south. where
the araths are estimated AZ from thirty 10
19Tty DAILY
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

CHEsoyGAS. March 26.-Nsrritt Chan
dlers general store ard Nudge's boarding
house. at Shaw. fftsen or twenty miles
socsh Of here. burned saturday with the
snure contents Of the ui.dinxs. The origin
IT ths IRE IS not definitely known. Loss
5000. with no in-uraace
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

Nzw YeRS Nsrcn es--John Fl. Choate
usssie tie srzameat ssr she conte-tsnf. fas.
Geo. = riiien. n shr s'3it to orssk 80 II
3e1 trnSt. t.1iF sornine Iafse lawrence
seeiceG shut Caosse nast sahzaif cref -
Carter Arri = szad Carter - 20 have 80
EeexS 70 ans~er rae srfef 8aS<s ksvreacs
funmatee tAal 81 woeid axe SIX weeks far
sn - Sivs as 3~cizen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

Pass. Nsreh 3S.-A hezaoe eszs-s TIE
court ~ aaealrr 81 fse esss ~ Gszs-sI
Hsa.snzsT Tss reid eodsg- sas - saas- ~
AZ - diva zss e rr kzs sesn
sasr aea -o President Lsrart j.. Is -s-
e5rtea tha@ tae 90 ~ as asose1 sxzlss.
Es1 ssxar
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

MANrsrzE. March 26.-The decision flsd
in the case Of K. q. Pstsrs against John
Can6sid IN the Circuit Court this morning
involving title 70 a half Interest in a tract
Of pine valued az $50 80. vas in favor OF
Hafsrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

RosreS. March News vas received
here se.isv of fhr dessh at rsronto. 0nt.
yesterday. cf khner lnxsis Bcnysn. Sc
Frssisient 81 the fsciic Nsfiousl Banx sf
cas- CIV. ths failure ~ whics in kav. iS<1
sd ~ histery 81 - nsasgsrsent snd t,e
,fix.rpear.nce 81 - Pre~id~ns srs ueE
srcwa natfers Eerrta -ss iust n Can
sfs FER ihe gasf two 7esrS
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

wsssrSaroS. Msrch B-ar. TarsneY Is
hsppv over the fsct nat ths House Com
sitsee in reporting thc saginaw rubiic
tnfitinz Dill fDls morning. restored tne
preamble reisDve tc tae levis' ar Sc at tor
tne consolidation 1f rae two >s<inxTs sni
$50 rsssed tie arr ans 70 s 15.eoo A fhe
kifi j. nov sr-snEei he 5uiiding mH-t be
crecfed wffbin ne 6nits OF tbe proposed
e-snSoiiJatiun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27
Leonard's--Changed Daily.


our Bsrgsin Day
opened rather stormy bat that did not
keep swar the people. - oar store was full
al day. EFers BODY wa eager to see hose
s2.s9 Chamber sess
We sold more than we ever expected 10 the
2so Wee Table
Most Of the oav. These are trrly wonder
ful bargains. You would easily be con
WINGED OF the fact when s0u see how fssi
they sell. The people OF 5rsDo Eepi.F can
readily tel q bsfEsn when they see a. anc
are not slow ia procuring IT, Tie demon.
strsti0n of the
hsystons frg Besfsr
Continues % attract The ladies attention.
Saturday many were obliged 20 20 away
without seeing IL IN operation. lp order %
have more room and arrange Il 90 every
body can see 81. vs have oeciee8 10 move Il
on the third floor 70 ths s0uss furnishing
department. where We eau have ali The
room that 10 necessary. Tboss
Pospour5f Jsrs for 80 Cents
Are going isst We hnve only a certain
number Of these jsrs. ard when hey are
gone vs can buy ns more Don't tsirt
you can come one week from nov sud
sxpecf - end them. for you vi rot ss
thsr vii 5s sold bv that tune lsecond
Aoor.)
/. LeOnaFdS Sons & Co.
- sno moNRoE-eT
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

Pssrs. Nsrcl 25.--The Court Of Appeal.
has reversed the decision Of fhe lover csart.
and scaaits Wilson Of the charge 81 com
pllCifT IL The decoration sca8dsis Toe
other PERSONS frisd wifh W .lssa On sirailar
e. srz@s sere sis3 aCluiEte5
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-27

JacSsoS, Mich. March 26.-Aary Walker,
Who vas bsdiT burned FRIDAY by hsr cloth
ing catching Ere. died yestertsy She re-
0sined conscious % tie last sz3 died IN
terrible sgony.