davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1888-03-08
Base Bali League,

made in the report OF the schedule COM
mittee of the National League were to ap-
pease the demands and stop the kicking of
the Chicagos and Detroits. The dates in
June were changed for the Chicagos at Bos-
ton and New York the Detroits Boston
and New York dates, being counter changed.
, 1888-03-08
Drunkenness ar sbe Liquor Habit
Positively Cured by Administer
ing Dr. Hntne. C,lden apeciflc.

1t can bo given in a cup Of coffee or tea
without the knowledge OF the person TAX
ing 1t; it is absolutely harmless and will
effect permanent and speedy cure,
whether the patient Is moderate drinker
or AN alehoholic wreck. Thousands Of
drunknrd- have been made temperate
men who have tahen Golden Specific in
their coffee without their knowledge, and
today believe thay quit drinking OF their
own free Will. n NEVER FAILS.
The system once imprcgnated with the
Specific, il becomes am utter impossibility
for the liquor habit tn exist. For full par
ticulars, Address GOLDEN SPECIElO
CO., l25 RACE st Cncinnatti, U.
, 1888-03-08
IRELAND.
INTERNAL DIssENsIon.

DUBLIN, March s.-The Express affirms
that there are internal dissensions in the
Parnellite ranks which will produce
rupture that will shake the foundations of
the National League American inspira-
tion, it says, is causing q nuraber OF leaguers
to join the Gaelic association which opposes
Parnells policy.
, 1888-03-08
SPAIN.
AMERICAN PRIsONHR.

war ship, Enterprise, will proceed to Tan
gier to support the demand ofthe American
consul ut that place for toe release of
A. Moor, under American protection, who
was imprisoned at Rabst.
, 1888-03-08
Sentenced to be Hanged.

second of the convicted murderers OF Car
Driver Tollapsou. was to-day sentenced to
be hanged.
, 1888-03-08
FRANCE.
APPEALED

PARIS, March 3.-Wilson and NJ. Ribeau.
deau have appealed from tho decision OF
the court.
, 1888-03-08
Monthly Meeting

There will be regular monthly meeting
OF the Concordia society on Monday, March
9. All members are asked to attend.
IL. MULHEisES Sec
, 1888-03-08

A. X. McBroou,, Solicitor for Plaintiff.
l-I.gt
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

The following table shows the
of the League clubs up 10 date:
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
THE PUBLIC LANDS |
GIANTS FoR IRE UPPER PENINSULA
Piazs. ssss, stewart sss k1~s2es es
IN. ss4sa s.ss-ok 81 raslts s--@ds-A.-
ssksx " asek "a tks ftas sEi.s-
Dtsidi4. @s Party ti@ss.

wAsETssTos. Aag. Z7.-sr. Plamb. from
the Con aittse 0n Public Lands, reported
back TIE senate 0ill - forfsiI lands granted
h tie State Of Niesiksn to AID in the con-
stFaefisn u roads frsm Nsrquette - Onton-
sson- aud gave aoaee that Ia a lev DAYS ne
~0aid ssk the seasss 10 tsss Il up for cen
side stion. TIE resolution herstofOre
offered by Ar. Stsssrs 0.liiax for copies
OF reports srtda.is and eSmmunics-
Tons sa which ths Commissioned
Of tie Genera L2Bd Once based
IA lstEsr 20 Mr.. barnes on the
subject Ut timber depfsdsuons was then
taken up. Ar. Beck suggested The insertion
of tne words III nos compatible with the
Paslie interests Mr. Stewart objected 10
the proposed amendment. Mr.. Beck intlta-
ztea that ths publication Of tse documents
would Os PREF aGiciai 10 the Government Ia
certain suits brought by u against corpora
lions, one 81 them Q foreign born corporation.
Mr.. kmunds nsved a. amend by adding
the words. except such as oaEnt 20 Dc with
held for purposes sf justice" Mr.. Stewart
sxid that the letter of the Commission sr
Vas the third be had naae uPen the miners
In recent years
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

A Case ss Fsrnsndins-A Total of 100 a
JAcksonVius.

A Case st Fsrnsndins-A Total of 100 at
JAeksonvins.
WAsrISsroS. Aug. 27.-Msyor Lester. of
Savannah. tslegrsphs that he is informed
that Ar. Merriweather died at Fernandins,
Fla, OF yellow fever and asks that Fernsn-
dina Do inspected. DR.. Hamilton, Of the
Marine Hospital Bureau. teleErsphed in re-
ply authorizing him to send . competent
inspector 70 Fernandina NJ the expense OF
the Marine hospital.
Reports received at the Marine Hospital
Bureau from Jacksonville. Fla. show that
there are now l nier treatment sixty -four
cases. The total aumbcr Of cases 10 date is
100 DR. Neal Mitchell, at Jacksonvil e,
Ielegrsphs thai be received . refugee from
Camp Perry Sunday night and tnst
many people In Jacksonville desire TO
20 TO the camp. DIR. Hamilton said
today that the report that no enc is SLOWED
% leave yscksonvdle Is incorrect. He said
thak . special train has been chartered by
the Marine Hospital Bureau TO ru1 daily
between Jacksonviiie and Camp Perry in
order TO allow all persons who desire to
le4ve Jacksonville to Ia so By that route.
lie said that the railroad companies are
Ia yiGg sxtrems difficulty IN running trains
owing TO the conflicting local health reguls-
tions which prevent them stopping when
hey carry passengers. This. he added.
necessitAtsd the goyernment taking mold OF
the work
Reports show that seven refugees were
reoeived at Camp Perry on Friday and
,Nsnty-sight on Saturday. One case Of
yellow fever arrived ~ the camp from Jack
sonville on Saturday and vas returned 10
that city the next day.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

A Southern Geatlsmsn Discusses the Yel-
low Fever scourge In Florida

A Southern Geatlemsn Discusses the Tel
low Fever scourge In Florida
NEV YoRx. Aug. 27.-D. G. Amber.
President of the National State Bank of
Florida. and the head of prominent bank
ing house IN jacksonville, is at toe Grand
Hotel.
His theory of the origin of the yellow
fever epidemic and of how it might have
ueen prevented, as we'll a. bis criticism of
he action of the Republican members OF
The senate in consideration of the relief bill.
are Of more than ordinary interest.
There have been some exaggerated
stories sent from Florida concerning the
iever," said Mr.. Amber last night, "and
the statement that negroes in organized
bands are breaking into stores and dwell
l1gs is without foundation in TACT. The
white people reuld not tolerate such a
state of Affairs for tventy-four hours. Busi-
cess is. OF course, affected. and people have
been leaving the town by secluded routes,
bet thus far credits have not been affected
10 any alarming extent.
The fever this year is, / think, directly
trscezole to the failure to destroy all in
sected clothing and infected buildings that
spread the disease in 1887. Experionce
has shown that fumigstion is value less.
The germs of the disease cannot be de-
stroved by that means. Whatever is in
feCteG must be burned and completely de-
strOysd. aud the PEOPLE in that district
understand this very thoroughly. But
Iust here Is where the trouble comes in.
You cannot destroy property, especially
he property OF Door man, unless you
com pensate bin for the loss and when you
do BOt compensate him you offer him an
incentive for coRcsslment. Beds and bed
ding after being used in bis family in q
tsyer sickness, represent certain value.
and II bis family has recovered be sees no
rssson way tais property should be de-
stroyed
The appropriations made thus far by
Congress 90 not contemplate such payment.
The money Is us~d for ihe mainteusnce of
qusssntiDs camps and kindred purposes. IL
is % be deplorsd that In the discussion of
this important matter. partisan feeling
should have beeH exhibited Senators Cal
snd Pasco, when the appropriation for
$4,000 came up for consideration the
othsr day. vers anxious 20 have al amend
wsnt made to the bill providing for the set
ting aside OF q specific portion of this
smount for the pay meDt Of damages arising
rom the destruction Of properly by tae
direction Of the health ssthorlties. Sur-
gson General Hamilton, Of the marine
corps. took the ssme view sad vas ar rious
70 So the amendment passed, bat IL Was
defeated. Although u is clsimsd that a
part Of the money vili Dc ased for this pur-
pose. fhe ball goes so the Secretary OF The
Treasury vita The record Of the yea and
nay vote attached 70 it,
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
GONE WITH A WOMAN
. 81 ssNsATIos .. EILLs0AlE
ChArizs ~. wslaroa. B4aksF 81 fh@s
Fias-s. Hakss 8rs. sd ss44. - 24Aa-
-, "a 40 500 slla His1
L. Ga2..4saA

HuEssALk, Aag z1-ChaFiss ". Waid-
ran d tals clgg. sns. -mn 3. AerthFaP'
ss a. re saflzzs LAX .. kz@lsHz. snd go
hsa. Ezra L. ksoa. pFisats 9aokss IA
tals eily. slf tnls pace i4ss Wednesday
This sfssraooa srsAf sensation -as - assd
= asn IL ua4 ls4Fust t1sl ns asd scns -
Canada vita An. biassl. of Quincy.
Hs toox sons sf ths aassts "a cotA
b.sks-.boal ts0ooe IN sii-snd d .
pessd Of uost OF ala personal property.
Koon Is 4bu8 lssLly abe - s4as;y ~ ds-
poailors "a shoftsss sxislss ana a. claims
~il Be pald- faefe sAs fun on the
s4ak tais u0FaiBe sui al i q lisE oo~. as
ths FIRST National kank stands ready 10
eoms 10 kooa ; asa. stsacs. sA2rtnFup VII
meet a. obligations ca TIE H@edias bank.
Waldron leaves sic and tso children.
Bsiors going asay hs dssdsa ala vie .
anal amount II property.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
THs FOREST FIRES
Mach Damage Done IN villages and on
fafms

fafms
sls..s.ss = - s.4sss.- ..s.ss
IsHPzAlss. AHg. Z.-in the village OF
Sadssa. Michigan. the loss aggregates Si5,-
oo0 by ire. the heaviest losses being 10
Motard Nelson. Dsioris Nelson, Christian
and Andres Hallssn. Who lost fros two %
ave thousand each. Al Garry the loss 10
anout ths same. c. A. Brown & Co. losing
5000 on cedar posts and the Aenashs
Wooden Ware Company the sauas- The
amount on stayes at Namiord. z. ). Num-
ford lost 3 90 % atone and stock. 5. ID.
Arnold lOst coal kilns worth s. Zoo and
cord-ood, skidded logs. posts, ties. piles
aud bark worth 100000. destroyed along
tne line Of toe railroad The villages on the
railroad Ars safe at present as far ss burn
log, bat Tar back IN the forest farmers lost
svefythinz and not Ten untouched farms
ars EFF "a radius Of thirty miles. Strsg-
glsrs are slowly coming IN and though q
number are sGll missing. u Is hoped tha,
shey mar % safe, as these families were
driven out hying and the members are now
many miles apart IN dihsrent settlements.
The irs Is now burning IN the forests be-
yond cultivated fields The damsgs 10
sanding nmeer vii De great. II Is I'M
possible 70 estimate It nov. II the wind
springs up the aanles viii come back on
the villages and people who we're not
burned out have svsFythiaS packed up for
instant q sht. II sayy rain comes the
ar wfll b. ont ant but il the wind arises
sysEything saved will De lost.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
DIDN'T GET QUORUM.
The House Commitses en- Foreign Affairs
Discuss the Message.

The House Commitses en- Foreign Affairs
Discuss the Message.
WAsHIsGros. Aug. E.-The House Com
mittes on Foreign Affairs attempted to meet
TO day according to order to consider the
Presidents message on the Fisheries treaty.
Only siI members responded to the roll
call. namely. hsssrs. NcCresry. Hooker,
Norwood, Rockwell, Morrow and Hit. As
no quorum appeared. no effort was made
TO transact any business. and the proceed
ings were confined 10 an informal discussion.
which was mainly interesting from the
fact that 10 revealed = strong disposition on
the part Of the three Democratic and three
Republican members present TO divide on
party lines. This discussion related TO Ar
ticle 20 Of the Treaty of Washington, with
the leg islation that has been enacted touch
ing entries of goods in bonds at United
states ports for Canadian consumption.
The Presidents message and accompanying
documents were not at hand when the COM
mlttes met. and il 10 probabl that several
days will be consumed in preliminary dis
cussion before the point Of action 10
reached
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
NOT SO BAD.
TIE Rep srts Abous the Pores, Fires FL
Aexsratso

ss1-sss sss Vs.tlssA ssNsSs
NARQU ErrE. Aug. There is no excuse
fsr tas base sxsxgerstions that have been
BENT cut from lshpeuux regarding the re-
cent forest fires along the Northwestern
cad The total damage. including timber
will not exceed ten tbousand dollars. No
lives we're LOST and aside from = temporary
panic among the farmers. there was nothing
startling The IRE burned over quite =
iarxe section Of country and considerable
stock vas scattered. but none perished So
tar a. heard from. Quite large number OF
farm houses were destroyed bat were
rnoslly mere claim shaatiss. The forests
nrs TOO vet from recent rain 20 admit Of
great ccnfsgrstion. The village of Mum
ford. when vas wiped out was but 8
snail siding with half dozen primitive
bsildings. The TIRE IS still burning slowly
0ut act With sufficient forcs to inciss
alarm. The smoke was At one time intense
sod people became panic stricken without
great csuss Of fssr. Most Of the houses
susr sd lad besu eft unprotected by the
occupants and therefore fell prey to the
flames.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

Prof G. q. evensberz, whose round Jolly
face ernsmenssd With eyeglasses and
gray marsche. has heen familiar sight IN
the streets Of Grand Rspids for twenty-five
years, hss sold his commercial college here
70 Prof A. T. Parish. ate sf Peoria. Ill
Prot Swensberz has hesn no iasgafricsnt
factor IN fh- development 81 ths VALLEY
civ both in the men be has educated for
com Fnercial iife taers a. ~ his own lacra-
tive use sf an 1nlsusav sxcellen eGsness
faculty. lis retirement = ne rssovsl af =
and rssrx from -sh kno~r snS solidiv
established school-- Dsfrsst T-s3.srse.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

hfSEEsPoIEs. Aug T.-Ssmasi Yinton.
rrsin dealer. Just returned from trip
through North DAkots. .sys thousands of
acres If whs.t never rili = cut on socount
Of the ssmsgs 81 frost. some fed have
sscsp-d ~itbon damage. and II thess TIE
yieid snd quality -HB % excellent. bat ths
crop = ssriou.v iniHr>i. TIE yield VII
>. ls-Eslv reduced. soaorein - TIE estimates
~ farmers sud dealers. and not uoTs ftsn
- Ter cent - tie croo VII Rrsds No
hsrd The lo@s - tns farmers ri.i -
heavier tssn vas frs7 sa1posed
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

WAETED-A SECOND HAND SET oF TTN.
w ners tools aud machines. Address box 3
Telegram Herald Office p.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

II Aol EtSikf Io fsENnksk ul,t -
~iia lots O. tsczni l.,i, 81 -Et ss4a - "a 80
Sos o@A ssts E<-ee iaaaes - caislas -
4 Antl.aei, lotst Al.<t
NOR sAik-HugsE AM lU7 ox cIkNrV
i si. sac Ga 4sias elites. sl,e "a 1sst~N&1
ne4r ssIeel eAR Istefs iselrrs ~ s4ls q 4
tst a - sfefcIts "a eiarf qsris - the 10 a
s~e j fst -. al aug 81 .sl0IIaia eve tsa
l,ok sAlk-hel skk AND 1CIs SACAN
Il iols 4lc iAIs..t sillss chaiot tarz9lns b sAkx
oon huaac lil.sfses fsao1s u sle 81, Aa4
heassnlal blaok -
IOtrkS. lots ANn Farms FnH NAX
III ULe4l e. llT Aeslls.erk Nc1k.El hie&
esaner oi NcANse apa il isl,u sts ~
Tor sAlf-A l4kCE BRfcE rwElIlS
Il hk,iiNe "a olIing 81 fos s4,stl a aesi Esa1
es sliing i,s.sc a. Ja1.es.sI. Ios a. tl0 and 4
e. acre tsrn cFfrts TO- 8 Al al a. al
lsyt,enU and reasonable lefn4 A. a. napia1
toeR ~. isassIo tio>k. oses fsshAe iAtfsIS
roR sAlK- NFW % ROOM HOUSE CokNEk
Il 1Eoaaats. aac fsfss.sAe hagusu ~ -
huitinss. .. heafAh NrisAas Ca, ioaia-s.
pok skLE -nOTIkGF AND CoRNER L0I.
1 sei'e.sse sno hse n-st = lss,oess1
colleseate 4 oleot- "a casa -. haolS 4
NiCE BOON c01.FAaf NoT 1f1 CoX
A pieiec 90 uiut lai in SIC sostt psfl oi tne
ciia ior onls e. i's' eopt i.sln loase, c1fne1
tiiDtoG sna Nes seris as.s u4iit . 5oi. ilew -
UHoH modern nilih hoasf ou >tFcnil-si,. ned
hIosd9 ouy a. fsa Came ana 49, whsi bar
gaius fsss iu ho.slS aua loi> alit fi.s 4sis.
fogs kinses, ana to~el bloei 1cicpAons
80 "a
1hosh I0T- On wrffi's ADDITION ARf
] ars Eoint iss and euYnne ~anduf Fooi
Que siioula De SON fe4L hilseg ) and
Tower hiock. 1Csphoae sll n
~ AoJ WANT 10 Hy HlNE Nof can
ssss n'snes uy esiilnt o. 9. Petit Z
Tower hlolk -
\ HANf A NFW MODERN Hof~f on THn
l his only d. fsas iF.ia. itc aaiAt ruaa that
vii sell a. baEE sin. . n feit3 a. IoNct
biogk, III
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
Help Uanfed--Femafe.

VrANTED-GIRL To 10 HOusEN0Rk. AP-
w Ply r hhlle. grocer. corner o. eiKthtRe,
snd Broadway ss2
~ ANTED-A CIKL FOR GENFkAI HOUsk
" work, cal IN fofenoon a. 2ss 3efefson sse
VrANTFD-THREK OR fOUR DININ0ROOA
W girls. wGges g. Per week A. J.. Living.
stone OssieT Bsy Restaurant "A
IHANTED o COOKS FoR HOTELS. =
w COOKS and lsuncresses kitchen and 4.
dlningroon glrls aud ~ general servants ladies'
fsriors, and 4fo"er block. 4sl
tIANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL H0CsE-
w work small family. GOOD Wages Apply ian
medistsiy Al -ss MeslthysTe 2iif
IlANTED-skNIN6 GIRLS AND ALL OIHERs
w wishing b. learn TIE kellogg French tailor
system of oIess cu ting 10 call OF address school
Of Dress Cnttlng. y Chsries-si -
WANTED - COMPETENT GIRL TO DO
W general housework. no washing OF ironing
Apply at Us soulh Laiay ellesL a2stf
Situations " Uaafed-- Mafc.
WANTED - soME KIND or KNENIKG
w work Bookkeeping or copying Address r.
W, bon Z. care this Office. 2t2
CITUATION wANTED-A GOOD AND sOBER
> man Of twenty yesI' e5peI,isacs runniss a.
Cal al l62 Ouswas 20
Situations Udnted-Femaie.
yUANTED-sITUATIoN BY WOMAN TO DO
w bOnsewors or chAmberwork Cal al lba
North Division 81, top ro0r. As
Agents. " dnfed.
UANTED-AGENTs: RELIABLE kEN OR
w women % engage IN something new, ssmg le
free. Room 80, Tower block. "a
NANTED-LlvE kNfk6ETlC LADIES AND
w gentlemen 70 handle our goods on salary or
commission. Call ~ once. o. address National
silver Plste and Novelty Company. Grand Rapids
Mich, Room H. Ledysro block. third stairway
from pearl-St no
CANNASSERE WANTED FOR TOWNS AID
y cities Outside Grand Rapids 10 eel specisltes
without competition. Apply 10 J. NJ. Wheeler,
No : Ieari-ef gef
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

nxrsorr. aus. z5.-The Boston Copper
Corapsnv. cspitsl stock $50 90. Of which
ene.hslf = psid in wss Incorporated Sstur-
dav The comp nv wil eugage IN mining.
suseitinE. mann iecfnrirg aru refining ores.
particularly copper. The shares ars held
~ Horaiio G.. Etrssr. Charies l.. Harding
su0 hdEsr Har'tag. ct Cambridge. Asss.;
Cesri-s r. Tlsiraar cf Boston. Msss. sud
Hayt Pest gf tssf2it. sscb ~ whonn hnsds
twenty sasrss sn1 Il. g.. Parker trustee.
a ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
HOW II HAPPENED.


NIAessk, Ont. Aug. T.-B. Strsobsu
Cox. the er.Torouto broker who was IN
strBmsntsl n bringing about the failure Of
the Central Bank. Of Canada. through BIS
dealings with il. and vho was arrested here
lsst evening. had crossed the Niagsrs Tivsr
on = fving visit. When AT officer sp-
preached him. Ccx resisted arrest and WIS
aided By nsn named Moffss. % the yacht
Rivit. Who csot.d the Constable. sevsrsi
other persons from the yacht siso sssistsa
Coz. ont tner interference was 81 Bo svsil
g. tho policeman We reinforced bT seversl
persons stand ng srouD5 A soon ss the
vsck-srnsu ssr Coz tsksn s~sv. thsv
hoisfe5 Sal and eff Cox get tiyo.091 from
TIE bank
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

0AHEssuse. Ia. Aug E.-Dr. Talbot.
Assistant state VstsTinsrisu. hss ben Or
dersd - iDrestixst. cssss Of Terra. fever IN
this citv. Thus far tTo cows have died
ron tbs cause s1d cthers are s5ectsd
TIE csss@ arse from pssturing csttss ns.r
The rsiiroa5 trsck. ever ~hch Texas ostti.
are shiuD~d. There ~srs seversi cestbs in
TO SANE lscslify ass yssr. sn5 ths peopis
thsn we're warned set 20 drive thsr csttie
1esr ne track
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

PEusnELPzIt. Aax E-A7chbisbop
Ryan sfigmsiisss e srutslly f.ise psr.-
sr.ph rom Dorch-ssers Christianity IN
tie United ststss which i xaiax -
rosnds II tse prsss n whfch tie Arch-
hshop i s-osed e advocating ths psrsecu-
s,on 81 herstscs ss soc1 ss Catholics - n =
rsr1ntrT sssn hsve herar~e uurera1S
snsuah - - so. =. ssfes th.f ss rs~sr
~-css - tsouzhs il ssd sosolasslv F,sa-
at.r-- -. z<ntlnent
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
A SINGULAR ACCIDENT.
A Crsen~fIis Nan seriously injured at De
trofr Yestsrday.

pErsorr. Ang. 27.-Ar. Charles Dorsn.
81 smploye Of 5. A. Munger & Co. Jsffer-
.on-sve.. vas probably fatally injured this
morning st the Mlisr ouHiing on Wood
vsra-sv~. The drm e inst moving into
th- bnilding A truck losded with sprinE
hinges ovsrbaiancsd on the third dOor and
case fsil through The elevator hstchway
n struck The elevator hesm On the hrs
t1or rebourdet and struck Dorsn.
Dorsn vss taksn - The Emergency hos
rifsl where ~ SLOWLY regsinsd conscious
re>s sront nocn- The stteudinz physician
ssvs fhe Young mans chances oi life ol
iesth arr sbout even. Dorsn Is 70 years
olS. As par.nls i've as Gresnvills. Nich
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

JaxzevfL1E. Vis- Aug 17.--kiss h.xsie
P8nzls - Tssrs q age O. snocrs6 from
fr.ztis ~ . frsisbf rrsin - ths Caicseo a
Nsrthw.sss-u ro.d lsst rixsf ss5 instsrsiv
kzl<st shs -ss w5ts q psrtv rsf1rniog
f~e-- Biruic he oshe~s escspe5 ~
c-.- i-s ssf Q. sss sna - ne pes Ni~
Pa-zi. ,t<1ck - - recks tHlrty fest o.
80 ssz r-s s>Frs.lJ 1snxssa-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
At PUTIN BAY.
The Proposed Reception to be Postponed
John Brown. Jr.. to do the Hopors.

The Frop0sed heceptIou 70 DC Fostponsd
John Brown, Jr.. te do the Hopors.
PUT-IS-BAY. Ohio, Aug. H.-It was so
chilly this afternoon that fres were lighted
son remained in doors reading and writing.
It has developed that the reception which
the residents OF Putin Bay inteno q TO give
General Harrison on Friday was To be taken
advantage of by steam boat liass from De-
troit, Cleveland and Toledo 10 run excur-
sioas. General Harrison was somewh hat
chagrined over the action and expressed
himself as undssrous of being made q
target for excursion parties during his brief
vacation. The reception will likely be set
Tor another day, With notice to cottagers
ONLY John Brown. Jr.. son of old John
Brown, of Ossavottamie, will do the vel
coming honors
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
A NOTABLE FoRGER ARRESTED.
A Man Whose rorgeries Amounted to
bout $4,000.

NEw YORK. Aug. William F. Clark,
alias Colt, the forger. was arrested by the
police. He has been operating very extern
sively in this city for some time past. His
forgeriss will aggregate about $4,000. and
his victims were large business firms. His
plan was to call with forged lie tiers of intro
ductiop from business friends of his in
tended vicum, pretending TO be in the trade
aud wishing TO make extended purchases
Having secured their confidence. ne would
wind up by paying for his goods with q
check drawn on the Fifth Avenue Ban K
and bearing the certiicstion sometimes for
more than $1,000, large enough always TO
leave a considerable margin beyond the
amount of bis purchase. which he received
in cash.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

Tiers -ss . splendid audience a. Ped
nsonds lsst evening - s.e Grip = ths Old
BlooEn The comedy j. foli of fuBpy situ-
sficos The pretty little His. gessis Bon
stesle woa sverF rerson Il he s81 'snos
wifh hsr srssst A. ~ sD5 pheasant vsrs
Chip . fhs Old Block sgsia fhis after
rr.on sr6 evening
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

NEw YORK. Aug. 27.-There was rather q
small attendance at the Polo Grounds today
to see the New Yorks and Bostons play.
but that was owing TO the cloudy weather.
The contest was on Of the preitiest seen on
the grounds this season. The New IOrks
had lead of ? to up until the last Of the
seventh, when the Bostons by good batting,
got in four runs. There were two men out
and two on bases when Johnston was sent
to first on balls then Brown hit for a home
run sending in three runs ahead OF him.
Following il the score:
New York .-............-.o 2 o O. 2
Boston ........................ o o -
Base Hits-New York, (: Boston, q.
ErrorS-New York ?. Boston. :.
BaIteries-Nelch and Ewing, sowders and
Tate.
WAsHIEeToN, Aug. 27.-The Washing
tom -PhiIsaelphis game postponed on &C
count Of rain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28
CHAMPIONS DOWktD
TzE oeTRosTs AGAIN snUT OUT
fss IsaEes ss~ncisE srfn Ssshssssa
HS~.ver-Chao~sS b0stsa. tnetsa-
sRslis. ffttsbuFx All VIA
G2&ss k1e~ft DssEolL

The champions we're most eoupieisiy
shut oag yesterday. ier While he HeoSisrs
shut them cat every other eluS manages
70 ~ip game. TIE fail reports froEn i've
games pisysS. az furnished the TEIKeKAs.
HksALp are 81 follows
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

Jsczsos. Aug This rssidsacs Of L.
Barca. three miles from this eisy, buTasd
yesterday, together -ith sysrythlnx In K.
Iass. Sl 10 10 iasafance. Burch vas
loslaeflg al sasln<er On tss G.. a q. sad
sas clschsrzsd doTiBk Ehs strike. ias ne
came frOaa . plps tAreaga IAs roof u Ehs
alieaen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-28

Arthar F0rs~.. szsd II yesrs ard Casrlss
Clarke sged 8 yesrs ~-rs srr-sfs5 vsstsr-
Ssv Tor sts.lfaS ssoTt 4 vorts - l.sd IN.
frosa K1s~iss-s ns- s1issnx - Fast
Er<ze-ss Fere-s ss sos % o y. Fo~h~x
-se = n 81 sn tween 6s~s s1r.7 = for
s~tzs aasar1srig.