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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
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To the Editor Of the TELEGRAs-HERALD.
Public Office is public trust. This motto
of the chief Of our repuelic.seems not to suit
many Of our lower officials who often use
the taxpayers money TO bsstov fsvors on
their friends. This kind of stealing under
the cloak Of lsrfulness ought to be cheek ed
a. much - possible. Therefore. l call the
attention Of my fellow citizens 70 one Of toe
actions OF the Conuou Council last Mon
day aight. to-sif, the awarding Of the
contract tor the nsphths lamps to +. A.
Co1nelly. According TO that contract the
city shall have 10 pay during the year
sevssty-hvs cents monthly for each lamp
burning Til midnight and ninsiy-hvs
cents for each al night lamp.
Nsv tie Cona mittee on Lighting bad re-
csived sevsrsi BIDS ia response TO the
ofsicial Advertisement / know that there
vss one proposal presented by an entirely
competent citizen well recommended aud
vita satisfactory oond. rho offered the
sane service for sixty-hve cents per lamp
till midnight sn6 seventy-fve cents
for ell night tights. tie total amount per
year 5eiuE smost one thousand del
isrs lsSs thsn Co1neiiy's offsr. Apparently
the members of the Council we're not
scausiBfed ~ita 30 scheme of the majority
Of the CON siftes 70 favor said contractor,
orhsrwse they woula net haye sccsPfed
unsnimouslT tse recora me1dstio1 Of Con
nelly pre- ssa. and a. nd have ssksd e.
/ sst tor be reading o. tss other ei3s.
coald ssy good dssl more soo1t ths
s4slr, bat tas tsC1s neationed s5ovs nay
be sBTncient- In co1eia asiSn 1 xiFs credit
- Aldsrnsa DsSrssf far BIS refsss- 70
assist Ia this unfsir trsnssctson ss . usun-
her 81 hat cona-l .rsse. s.thouzh hix sszsnoe
sf fns Counsil session wss % - reersgtsd
FETEa WaxRcv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
TROUBLE IN CoREA.
The Natives Kick on Having Babies Boiled
for Medicine.


SAN FRAscIsco. July 27.-The steamer
City of Pekin arrived from Hong Kong and
Yokohama yesterday. Frsm japanese
papers of July 10 particulars of serious
trouble in Seoul. the Capital of Corea. on
June 20. are gwen. The trouble had its
origin in the revival of absurd rumors di-
rected against foreigners. Thel Gasette says:
Some evil disposed Chinese spread the
report that American missionaries in the
country had purchased . number Of Corean
children, and after killing them, had
boiled them down for medicines. This
aroused the popular feeling and the sutAer-
tiles had to take steps to preserve fhe lives
of the missionaries. who we're all called in
from the country and placed in safety. The
people next seized nine Corean officials
who were said to have been parties to the
sale of the children to missionaries, and
then put them to death by dscapitstion in
the public streets.
In the meantime foreign residents at
Seoul telegrsphed TO Chemulpo To the COM
nanders of the American, French, Rus
sian. japanese and Chinese Men OF. war for
assistance. There were one American man
of-war, the Essex. tho Parlor having Just
left. one Frenchmsn. the Aspic, one Rus
sian cruiser, two japanese and one Chinese
war vessel IN port st the tiAie. At 10 O'Clock
on the night OF the 18th instant, the Essex,
kspic ans Russian vessels seat about thirty
men each. who started IN separate bodies
TO Seoul TO protect their nationals there.
Prior to this the CoyeaH authorities sent
snah bodies of troops to guard the foreign
consulates.
No further details respecting the troubles
are known.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
MURDER At DETROIT
woNsS saoT Foa = TRIVIAL CAUSE
saaa asassr khIs His DFsthsr's wifs
1es haf1sias g. Dst DiA4.r tar
hIz-Ihs n arasrsr Ihsa a.
tsmpls .olcids.

Dxrzofr J1iy IA murder and az
ssngt az suicits occurred sod4g nocn on
Ssp0ls0n o..
Joan Apnrsr ths man -ho id the shoot.
Tag . - ysars oid and a Eidowsr. For
soms tine DasI be a4s lived Win sls
5F0ther. Michael MoursF. a. 10 Aspolsoa-
O. The AFTER - employed a. Baker a
sbsf4Fisy' enaiF factosy. bat John szs
latsly done nothiag. A. s5out 1870 o 'ei0ck
today - ssksd IA brothers vie 70 gsE him
s0ms dinner. out s1s felQsed, AZ nc tEsn
sa8f her ia tns 5acx ~ tns head she Vas
siandiBg 10 iE1nt u f1s l0okiak glass N
TIA situaz roonl killing nsr instantly.
Ma AOursFs I've daughters. Alice, aged
ID. and Eama. H. ~ao we're ia the al oia-
lax Asuse, heard TIE sA0stIns and came
runsinx noms. sAsn as sIoC a. them too.
out lalied 20 nIt them- hs thea stepped
lnto the oscrooLn adjoining the sitting r0On
sna shot himself "A IAe len breast innlc.inz
Al akly ooE not necessarily faLsi wound.
Michssl Aoursrs family consisted Of
himsslf and vile sn1 tour caildren. tae
lsslsr osins. respectively, Lena, ssed -,
Emna H. Alice. l3 and Freddie. aged 10.
TAs oldest xirl and the -on were away from
ths nsi< <h ssr nOsd a. tie time Of the shoot
inx Waen the Two other children ap-
prOachea lhs botise after hearing ths EeOorE
of ne DurdsTeFs pistol, they tried 10 enter
the Kitchen door. out we're met 0y their
uucls sa0ss terrible appearance caused
them 20 Eufn and run, when be began 10
% o. 0ot &C gnem. Ance iell. and she vas
o. badly frixntsned. although unaurt, that
shs can tel nothing that happened later.
The other kirl gave the alarm. ana as sooa
ss possible the husband Of the maFdsred
ronnaa vas summoned When he ca Ae
late the house ae was entirely overcome
sad fsinted dsaa away. recovering oaiy TO
swoon again
The Aaursrs srs highly respected in their
neixhborhOod. and are IN comparatively
easy circumstances. residing IN = neat two
story and comfortably furnished house.
Their domestic relations have always been
remarkably happy. aad the only disturbing
factor has been John. the murderer. he
hal lived With his brother for about two
years. owing aim about 500 board bill.
and this Elay Dc put dOun as the cause
leading - the crime. The family was
naturally . little careless IN its treatment Of
so delinquent a ooarcsr. but as the cream
stances now appear the murder was one Of
the n ost eOld-Olooded and unprovoked in
the criminal annals OF the city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

Bay VIEs. July n The BAy Vie. boom
requires another esoluti..1 at TIE smDAl-
theatre. Camp aseting aaad.y tested tAs
z, 80 seating capacity - It's utmost.
The Amphion pronounced WITH long i
CLUB 81 twelve ysang ladies from Ana Ar
oor can eoid al aatlsnee as nothing else
VII. They are veadsrfai
Fifty nss cottages b1ilI and a. MANY
more Ia course " erection.
Bay View IL al 5ustie and activity. TIE
trees srs <rssss. tas wind Is blowing
birds are si9ginE tents are striking pospls
are moving. the ChsntzuqGs cottage - set
ting. Loads Hall Is opening, hotels are
q lliDg. and everything Is bO0miag.
Perfect harmony between Wright and
Winchsll- The one furnishes Greek root
nutrition fer which the babies cry, the
other toeks tae cradle.
More than hall the audience at the for
nal opsaiuz OF the Assembly are here for
the nEst tims.
Upwards of hfty Adrianites are here. and
are happy.
John Arnold took the census yesterday.
over 700 people sy actual count are per-
mansnt residents. Qaits q city.
Fifty superintendeats Of public schools In
hlchigaa. Ohio and Indiana. and upwards
OF four hundred teachers are acre.
The next State association of teachers
may se held at this place.
The appreciation and enthusiasm of the
teachers over their new 81 900 Building,
Loud Hall. made possible through the
magnificent gin of Hon. II. n. Loud, of
Oscoda, 10 soundless.
DR.. Leach contributed the first collection
for the museum as Loud Hall. seventy
specimens of fresh water shells. Prof
Wineheli has promised SOME geological
specimens.
Miss Louise Jones. the 6rst aad for seven
years the oniv lady sueerintensent Of city
schools in Michigan, has drawn On Harper
Brothers and other publishing houses for
books for the library Al Loud Hall.
When Prof. Beal announced the hour for
his class in oratory Dean Wright said he
hoped this appeal, from Prof Beal. would
make them feel like taking lessons In
elocution.
East Saginaw sent thirty five or her best
citizens here Wednesday
The man who rings the chimes made
discovery yesterday. and found the farm
like dinner bell on top of . post, that used
10 call the people together.
Bishop Bowman has been rejuvenating
here for q week, and preaching or speaking
every day.
The second generation of Arnold, Shier
and Smarts ar among the workers.
The Bay View House has been almost
dou oled in size.
Five of HAllet & Davis best pianos are
used In the School of Music and oE the
platform.
Again the Chautauqus Cottage has fine
display of oil and charcoal work from the
studio of Prof. II. A. Mills, of the De Paw
University Art School.
The kindergarten exhibit under charge
Of the United States head OF that depart
rnent, Miss Ross. is thing of beauty and
JOY forever.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
QUEER sToRIes

Charles Vclfng. Potter csun Ps,
hlscksnith. threw q stone 80 black
snsks. Il tsrned sod wound around hin.
he ssized il by the eek. ard after long
struggle killed IT, Il vas fourteen feet
sight inches long
Mrs Gaines. sf the HsekiBe valley tod
ke- hasband 70 bring her Rome 8 nev
dress, - she vould Jump lato The ve8.
BE forg,< the dress. ske tsrt her vo-s
II cost h.n s12 e gst her cut s1ds hsvs
her bones Ee16ea
The Oldest nsn n scutb Czroiins 10
Cncls Sohsnis Fielder, 81 Iavrezs csnnty
Re TANKS tkst hs --ss b>rn II 17sc his
eetitrsn say I1s2 Re gas nsrr1~d vhen
TIE var of 1912 brcke out snd BE se~vsS
vftk ree1z-ezt - Chsries.oa
A yo1ne vo1sz oz ker ~sr hazz< fro1
ehsrck 10 Ms-tsne. IrS-. wss csaekt N .
tka76~r s5o~sr sr1 ssr1ek by hehtn3nz
l1ozes t-~risly frizks~xsd. sks Esnsgss
= rsseA korns TIE $50 ksS bez4 t~s
a. tes s.krBizx 80 ksr he.S an< acfussiiy
Esessez one sut tks skfz ~ss ~ sbrsSea
- sAs ~ss not tzszrs1 p~r<isss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
Hasty Reply.

During the past three or four weeks
there have been several cracks from the II.
M. Weston Base Ball Club" in regard to
the few games they have played. Ever
since the Derby Club has been organized,
there has been Jealousy existing between
the two teams owing to the fact that two
or three of their players have been trying to
get in the Derby Club, and failed to succeed
owing to their inability in base ball. In
regard to uniforms and other equipments
We intend 10 purchase ourselves without
any pecunisry aid. DERBYs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
GROUNDED A WIRE.
Marrow Escape from Death of . Brush
Ltxaf Foreman

DrrRoIr. july 7.-At II o'clock this
n0raing George Burns. Who has been in
the employ OF the Brush Electric Light
Company for swo nonths. was sent by bis
foreman, Joseph Weidman. TO cut a live
wire 90 the pole IN front OF q. l.. Fox's
stoss. 20 Wood ~srd-sve. Burns was
nervons about the 100. but ne did as he was
told.
As be reached out to cut the wire with
his right hand. with his LETT hs graspsd the
pole. The pole being vet with rain, 10
sooner vks the wire cat than Burns.
through his BODY ana sae wet pole grounded
tAs curfsnt In an instant. before Burns
coald utter 4 cry. Wsidmsn, who was also
% the pole, snatched Burns hand from the
.ire. Had Wsidman been two seconds
later. Burns must soon have been dead
As ik vas. Burus' right arm was deeply
burned. aud his lett hand was scorcned.
His lunxs snd throat we're also affected. tie
Eas taxea 10 the Emergency hospital.
wasrs nis wounds we're dressed. Then be
sas sent 20 mis- home Ito Porter-st. he
can speak. bat as yes be cannot swallow
food. Hs is expected 90 be out in about two
weeks. aons Of ais inIafies being considered
dangerous.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

PrrTsBURsH, Pa, July 27.-Near Canton.
o. on the Pittssurg, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railroad, the locomotive of the New York
Chicago limited express struck the end OF
a rail at side track and was thrown upon
its side The tender and train continued
on the main track short distance, when
tse tender left the rails, badly wreckins
the forward car. The engineer and q mum
Der OF passengers were considerably bruised,
sus scne OF them seriously injured.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

WAsHrssros. July 27.-Ths bill pension
ing Emanuel Custer. of Monroe. Mich,
father Of General Custer. passed the House
this morning. Mr.. Chipman had expected
trouble with il from the Southern mem bers.
Who disliksd General Clusters war record,
but the bill passed without any opposition,
except negative vote, from q few Southern
members. The recipient will get $50 per
moutb
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

EAST ST.. bcUn, July 27.-Lste last even
ing. boy playing in Cahokio Creek, dis
covered the bodies of two children. q boy
and girl. floating near by. He brous ht
the remains ashore and notified the coroner.
The children were about six months old
and appeared TO be twins. The girls
throat had been cut but no marks of viol-
ence were on the body. The case is sup
posed to be double infanticids.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
Elopers Forfeit Their Ronds

CLEvELASD. July q. - II. Jarvis, the
wealthy Toronto barrister. who deserted
his wife and children and fed to this city
with Mrs. Madeline Campbell, the three
months bride of the nephew of the Lieu.
tenant Governor of Canada, was to have
been tried With his companion for adultery
in Police Court today. When the cases
were called the eloping couple did not re-
spond. Their bonds were forfeited and at
tachments for their arrest issued
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
The Sioux Council.

STANDING Rock AGENCY, d. T.. July 27.-
At the Sioux council yesterday the act
dividing and opening the reservation was
again read and explained. No one has yet
spoken .Or the Sioux, who asked until this
morning for consideration. The committee
are very hopeful of favorable conclusion
though the Indians are still divioed In their
views
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

.wssHrVsros. JulT g7-Ameng he
snsndnenss % the Suaasv Civil Appro-
prsuon siii reported - ere, COMMITTEES on
srendments suS sg-eed 10 av he Senate.
t.ida- va enc 1f ~ I'D fer ths site ana
Cifr. Nch ana enc 81 s25 go for Hxhf
boase a. Catiar River FnaL Afch.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
New York. 4; Philadelphia, 1.

added another victory to their long list of
successful contests. An experiment was
tried today, and it proved a great success.
Crane and Brown ss battery we're given a
chance. and they proved themselves equal
to the occasion. Crane had the visitors at
bis mercy. BufintOn pitched well, but the
New Yorks managed to bunch their hits
when needed. The weather was threaten
ins and but 1900 persons witnessed the
game. The score:
New York rk................o o o o o o o.
Phil sde .phia. ..........-0 O.
Base Hits-New York. Z; Philadelphia, 4.
Errors-New York. e. Philadelphia.
Batteries-Crane and Brown, Burlington and
ClemenA
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

Msaer Frrs Juiy E--Ths Wisconsin
editors ~ith their isdies. Numbering 80
arrived by special rain from ths 500 this
morning. aud brsskfastsd Al The hotels.
The city . exer.inE ilsef ~ entertain tha
party hy means 81 carriage rides. axe 81
eursion srd grand banquet and picnic
sinner st fr@sQne Isle Park Al are veil
sad hsviug % tius
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
GETS A QUARTER or A CENTURY.

Woman Assaultsr Retires for Twenty
five Years.
PrTTsBuRG, Ps., July 27.-Joseph Welsh,
who created q reign ofte:ror some months
ago among the women of the fashionable
East End, by asss ultins and robbing several
prominent ladies 10 bread daylight, was
sentenced today to twenty FIVE years i'm
prisonment at hard labor in the Riverside
penitentiary. One of his victims, Mrs. b.
L. Wood. the wife Of q wealthy and pro-
minent citizen, died last Monday of par
alysis of the heart The result, it is believed,
Of the nervous shock sustained at the time
OF the robbery and assault.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
Not .a Rich

CHICAGO. July T.-Concsruiug Robert
Henderson. who was nearly asphyxiatsd
By blowing out the gas in his room in a
hotel. reputsd TO De millionaire. q special
from ais horne. st silver City. Idaho. ssys.
Robert Henderson. resident Of this county.
pays taxes On s. 0oo. He went sssf to buv
a steamboat TO nsvizsts the snake river.
cut Il not a millionaire"
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
D@srots CIV Rau-.r s,-.t.

Drrsofr July 27.-JossPh Rossoach has
ssxun $1,000 suit Tor damages against
the Detroit CITY Railway Company in the
Wayne Circuit Courf Plaintiff claims hs
-ss knocked from tbe platform Of a Michi-
gn1-sve. car July 4 duTink Tow between
tEo Passenger sni tne conductor. and that
fhs car Ess going a. = rate Of eight nj es at
bour. "A Hs collar bsne sad shoulder blade
we're fractured Av ths falf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

DAsvILLE, Va. July 27.-Nesr Gsdsville
yesterday. BRUCE Younger. colored. CON-
mitted an assault upon Mrs Robert Dodge,
who was in q delicate condition. he vas
arrested and sent TO Jail. Last night party
OF men took IOuneer out to a neighboriDg
wood and hanged him to q tree.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
Hiram Eni. Pension R,l Passed

WAsHISeToS. July 7.-Representative
Fords bill placing Hiram r Ellis on the
pension list passed the Senate. 1t pays him
pension ss First Lieutenant and Ad;utant
Of ne Twenty eighth Michigan Infantry IN
lieu Of the pension allowed him under the
general pension lsw Of the rank of Sergeant
Of Company I, Fifth Michigan Cavalry.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

WAsHISsToS. July IA board of off,
GERS Of the Corps Of Engineers will meet at
New YORK city st As early a date as practic-
able for tie examination of certain num-
Der Of othceis with = view to their promo
tiOn- Among the officers to be examined il
Captain Daniel ". Lockwood, lately in
charge OF public works in Western xichi-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
BOUlANGER TAXES A RIDE.
Followed by a Crowd of HowiisE Admir-
ers and Gamins.

PARIS, July q. - General Boulanrer
rode out in . carriage today for the first
time since bis duel with NJ. Flouquett. He
drove through the Bois de Boulogne. fol.
lowed by sixteen carriages filled with news
paper reporters and admirers who SD outed
"a bas Fiorquetl' "A bas Feyrgr and " Fiue
BOtiangerr until they were hoarse. The
Generals carriage was escorted back to
Paris by an immense crowd of bowling
gamins
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

wv Yosz saiy z7.-Shortiy sfsrnoou
Fsssy a s1srscsh frsn Govsrnor HI. con-.
mat.nx ths Sentssce q Cnisrs Czznsrsi~
tke Efslias rems1 rho ssssssiaste6 hsr
husssad. 20 inrriser nssBf sor slse. s.s r.
s@sses ~ ts@ ~onasa eoan0.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

rErzor. Tuiy 17.-oring 70 tse bsd con
si'ion 81 las lrsck ne races have sxain
been ossfpsnes t-isv. Thursdays rsces
ssrt e 1con senorr7~ snd ss many sxents
- possible - tzks = sce. Ths7s ~ill siso
b a speci q rsce far a curse Of S31{o -
tween guy Ard Prince Wikss
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

IvpIkSsroLIs. July s7.-Fivs hundred .x-
cursionists from Warsaw snd other town.
in Koski1sko county called upon General
Harrison today. A reception ~ss held in
University PARK. sE3 thers vss speech
making snd hsnd-ssskinx.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
Human Ashes to Make the Flowers Grow

New YORK, July 27.-A rather curious
disposition has been made of the ashes OF
Edward Z. Munich. who was incinersted al
the Freshpond crematory on Lon z Island
July 10. The ashes, weighing about five
pounds. were. in accordance with his wishes
and those of his wife, scattered over one of
the flower beds on the lawn in front of the
house. where they are still plainly dis
cernible
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

BserSsvrrIx, "a. July 27.-Lsss even.
ing. just befsrs tAs steamer Adam Jacobs
reached FsTrsss CITY. Mrs Cath~rin.
lsreeB Bhsigs thrsF aer shres-see<s-old hssv
inte the rive. she wss arrested. onsrxed
vita IL nfsntfcbie
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
KAl AMAlOO WINS.
osTsoIT sTiIl KEEPS The LEAD
Hish New York . Chose s~es.a-ritssears
shats O4E IRdi.H. .H.psIis-Fhs rri-
sssks Ls4xos O~nss
Ar hsaus.

caIcAso, July IA gentleman named
Van Hsltrsn. s6o a. one time resided IN
Ssl Francisco. ofhcialsd ss pitcher for the
Chiozgo club today. he was evidently
l4boring un5er the impression thsE be was
playing 0ld-tashiosed sock ball. and that
: Is saEy ~xs to hit the opposing 6stsmsa
st every opportunity. Owing TO this un-
fouAasa belief on his part. Iogether with
errors by Burns and Ryan. lhs visitors
scared i've runs IN the third inning, which
settled the business then and there. Cap
tain Asson surprised himself and the crowd
oy making hone ran. aud as q conse-
quence ne can nov be spoken To without
pslics protection. Following is the score:
Chicago ...........-....-0 Q 0 0 o. 5
Dstfeil il--.........-..-.I o 0 0 90 So
bzse HNs-Nhlcago, > Dsgr0lt, 10.
krro7-Chicsgo : De roit. 3
bsfeties-Nan h alIren and Farrell, Conway
aud Bennett
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

ITzAcA. Jaiy H.-Janss ThossDsoa. Of
Lsf.ysgts. pls.dsd suily Of horse stealing
in the CIrruit C0srs last evening. aas x.s
sssIsnced " e1s rear a. Jacksoa sgt-r
shicn tns court adjourned, having osea "a
sesaIon sincs Iuze7
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
Their Marriage Recorded.

NEW YORK. July PA private dispatc b
from London says the Duke add Duchess
of Marlborough have had the legality OF
their marriage established in England.
They went before the Registrar at Vestry
Hall and had the marriage duly recorded.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

LONDON, Ont, July 1.-Two men. giving
the names Of Mccarthy and McGuire, and
supposed to be crooks. were arrested here
yesterday. There were thirty or forty sets
of cuff buttons and half dozen silk neck
ties found on them. They are believed TO
hall from Port Huron.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

ZsSEsvILLE. O., June Thames Martin
snd his 500. farmers ct kcSursy, crsvI.d
under harvester yesterday to make some
repairs. The s0rSes attached 20 the ma
chine became frightened and ran away
nsngiing the two msn. Who will die
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
Notes.

The mo Name" club will play the Der
bys' = game of bail Sunday for q small
purse
The Tower and the Housemsn, Donnslly
& Jones clubs play game of ball At the
Lake Sunday for $50 a side.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

REHz July IA deposit Of ave aud
one hzlf fsss oi coal szs struck hers this
m0rninE. one hundred feet down Ii is
oFsri4ld With four tsst II rock
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

FAwszE CFrV. Nee. JAY 17--Frsment
E-saeus sssboed Berths Scsulsz 10 he
h-srs isss nigAt s~csuse shs rsfs-.d 80
marry hi.. Tie siri dieS n t~en1T mfa-
ussx E~uans = uRa-r sFT.<f
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
Challenge Accepted.

The Tower Base Ball Club hereby accept
the challenge of the Houseman. Donnally
4 Jones Club to play . championship game
at Ramona Ball Park. Sunday, July 2S, at
$50 p. M, for $50 side.
F.P. UTTINe. Acting Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

wsszTssrsx. July 17.-s<. RaaSalI csz-
tins~s 70 i.pr--. rsssdly "a heslta. Ac-
e-rsisg - rrsse.t srr.ngszerss he ia
lesss ssr Wsvae PosssE<r nesx Paiasdsk
pn.sl to.cxre~ &e-1ink
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

The orlginsi dinner pa wss common
little tn pei sith ooser Meat. hresd.
pie. pickles snd al Other soil wert pai In
Il together and no liquids could he taken
unless IN q bottle. Then somebody de-
yised . pail with TIVE con parimsnts one
pail ntting into ssothef. aud enc 0i ihem
Tor oo1ee Then some o'ler genias got up
q pail with four or six "a Is all iilIing into
each other sed making II possible 90 carry
four OF six articles sepsrate trom each
ether. All this Vas discounted bg tie
fellow VITO get ap pal 10 which the
coffee could Re heated By alcohol al an ca
pense Of cent A warming compartment
was got np by snetksr man BY tbs use Of
wafer and line. IA which the former wss
made 10 stake the latter. some heat being
tie resnlt. IN other complicated dinner
pals lamps are fitted for supplying the
convenient beat al dinner time.
Ne invite inspection Of our iine Of Din
ner Pals. We have them from 25c 20 g..
Foster, Stevens & Co.,
10 and is Menree-sr.. 3S. SIS, 81. 80 sna
al Louis-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

rzrEcrr. Tuiy z7-Fres Saunders. sA-
Port Earsu alleged ossasn suaaEzl-s go
partner sf Lsseil ~sc = 49, a s.r-s,
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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

WssHISsToS. July 27.--The House Com
mittee on Manufactures today began an in
vestigstion Of the so-cslied Whisky irus +.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

BERLIN. July THE Empress ras safely
delivered Of . son st 30 clock this morn
Ing 81 the royal PALACES st Potsdsm-