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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24

sonas Dsset ss - " hsthsr "a >ss the
n.szfxetaEsrs vii saoosed.

NEw 1okK Aug Z.-fks Tlses says.
-There is sonls gGsstl0D washer the manu-
f.etaEsrs Of va paper Will enslly succeed
IN Organizing pol 10 control Driess- Thsy
held two meetings during the p4ss week.
and lass Friday one Of then sa@s near
winding up IN . row. Az attempt was
made q organise upon the old plsn u the
American Wall Paesr Association. which
wsEt cat Of sxisEsnee 0ss year ago. 6ug the
Longer ths debate continued the more 90
stinals became the Gsostsrs. until there
6nally occurred whst the manufacturers
term an, explosion The representative
OF the r. T. Jsass COmp.ay. Criswen &
WasasuTn, JAnssay Sarpsntef ana NJ.
H. Birge & Co. den2aLy resisted what they
evidently regarded as open coercion, aEd
the meeting broke up.
Monday the Manufacturers held an
other nesting. lasting nom ) IN Tie alter
noon ualll 3 at night. ~ hich hall dozen
plsns for 0ressiLstlon were submitted. b1t
upon none of them could they ell agree,
because. IL was said. ali plans presented
were intended 10 bind the members Of tie
association 30 lightly that those who were
not in the pool, and who were the means
of Breaking up the pool before by under
selling, would be asls TO secure all the
trade. Such al arrangement they held
would simply be suicidal. and certainly
more disastrous than 10 continue cotting Z
each others prices as they are doing al
present.
Frederick Beck declared that he had lost
enough euriag the past year by cutting
prices TO keep up his trade 10 break up any
ordinary manufacture. and he was er-
ceedingly anxious to get prices under
control.
"A gentleman who was present at the
meetings said to a reporter last niaht that
he now saw no prospect VI pool orgs snizs-
zion, unless some of the fellows who seri-
ously objected 10 signing contracts were
made TO suffer. and the outlook was that
the prices OF these fellows would be cut into
unmercifully."
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24

n-1rTH. kinn-. Aus. q 4 Polish vo-
5orsr on TIE 0hio 60 docxs hers, hvinx
ea the western outskirts Of the city. gave
ssrfh yesterday morning n ouscrap.sts
tw0 BOYS md 40 zlris sac rss attended
" 7eieheors, 10 physicisn b<ing present
TIE cnii0rs1. vhtis snsiI are a. ~.li
foFIre1 su -~uinFv healthy, ard bota
tnsT an tr- n1ofser are aofrs vel The
/ ~ z'Tls ~egs four ard three fou-tas snd
- sntf 81 s-f1ar-1 ueunds. sss -. bo-s
SO 81 = "a asf SO po1sss respective
IT, NeFshbcrine wosssn ksvs rsxsn essrrs
81 three ~ ihe esaes 1atl fas mother -
20 - esre for fkeun Nr Crss.sck bss
<ivsn STA - ttr>s Children b.fora % oss
Is<saazl<sn q gwAaa 4
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24
TRANSATLANTIC NOTES.

A jubilee statue of the queen. 20 bs
erected In Bristol weighs four tons. II
Is by Mr. Boehm
The British b1dget shows e. ooo for
extra police for the coming year, Ia cen
sequence Of The dynamite scare
Joseph Ritss 6isd recently in the Pvr.-
nees a. the age of lls years ITS father
died a. III and his brother st IA
The Oxford English Dictionary shows
that there are 1900 words in current
use beginning with the letters A and b.
Letters q sdninizfration of the per
sonsl estate - the late Dean - Jersey.
hrs Lsugtys pastor. showed the value
70 - 45
> ststue q Sbakesp~srs is sbout = n.
placed 81 the rorre- ~ Avenue Hsssins
snd the r E1levsrd Ha1ssnsn- i i BY
Pau Fyarnier
W Winsns. vho hires - rrsrv der
forests Ii SCOT lsnd has been sues ~ the
trustees II Lord Iovst for 4s so for reBt
sas and condemned e psy
Cst4-psllsrs bs-s - c~er-un ths courfv
of Ksut thst the fruit farmers. vhess
r-c6ucts az az s@fen ID ars collecting
ther s,d selling thsrn - 80 sal "a
food for phes>sEfs
SiDos the advert - or o-n f1-rT rlnn
o-sz the rrset CfftoT spersiors bridr-
kss &c - So roasv - inst a. serts
sf scheres snch - asnring nsss sndsr
Il bsvs bes- erssck@6
Ths rrr1rts r IT, eEcr-x - ia ~
e - beur5srv s1y tsss - Ir5lsn 81
aievs srs >. r1sct lsrTer ss&r ths Rnssian
GeS.s1ks thsf Il ~puls tske ~ eog 81 TO
s&ssr y osst..< va seysse fp<<<ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24

ture and personal Effects Of Madame Di.s
DeBsr. tue spiriiualistic friend Of Luther
P. Marsh. we're sod at public auction to-
day. A large and curious crowd witnessed
The sale No ardent 6s.ir. va, manifested
however. 20 secure the alleged products of
the brushes Of TIE Old masters in spirit iaad
Aichssl Angeles. Rsphssls and Rem
brands. rhics ". Mash valued at tbous-
ands Of dollars. we're kaocssi down for q
tl0lsr OF tro apiece. A portrait Of n. ne
dium a. shs rss supposed 70 sppssr IN the
- sce of aer fsfhsr tie unfortunate Louis
q Bsvsrs- hroneht only - csns. and a
volume Of Milton poems containing Der
satogrsph. sod FOR - cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24

Class OF the oFasa CsalmAadsry 81
Csfsrsd k4isht- rs1apiaF-
KALAzAxoo. Aug -5.-las last session Of
me anaual g0maAndsEs ~ ne Col0fed
Kaizbts Ismpisr Of Michigan aed Ontario
~4s held this morning. kizaI Eniasas
Or.ad Commander Janss F. klcKard. Of
Detroit named ne spS~intlEs 0faesrs az
follow. Grand slssdzri Bearer. J. out
l.nd. Day sword bearer L. Booker. De-
trolt Warden, p ha1tsg, Detroit,
firand Guards. John Bell. Grand
Rapids, A. B Byrd. Dsy, an1 j. Coleman,
usfroit, (5raae Marsha. GsOfgs Hsndsr-
900 L4nanE Sentinel Richard Wright
Dstr0it. District Deputies. o. n. Hughes.
Hamiltoa onl Ii. ko0inson. Grand Rap
lds. 4. Robains KALAMAZOO 4. i. Lsrls
S4a tfanci.Co, Cal
A fssoluloa recommending the purchase
Of suilaois banners. ate. for he asy lnfn
ess adopted and ghe Grand COmmAnteFY
then closed 20 meet akaia Ia August. lsoS
o. Chat saul. ODL
Tbs sitsfnoOn there uax A street parade,
and 20 kn lghts marched through the city.
With tsO bands % tas tAu grounds where
H. A. Straksr Of Detroit ana others made
addresses Tue Commentaries entering
into he composition fJr the prize banner
were Eurska. Of pstroii. Cyrene. Of Day,
and Golden RMS. Of Grand Rapids
This evening > knights have banquet.
eoacsrt and t4l.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24

- kEss-4slS@s
sFassEIzIB A1S. -5--i2s et4ts Live
stock Csaam ssis1 las recon nends1 ~ t1s
Gsssrasr = set 81 FlLes aad rsg2laloss u
.d.iiusa 10 tasss s4sss-iso u tie 4Garzn-
nne proclamation q February IS lass. a.
nsosss4ry - ersysas ths iatEoc aetioa of
Texas Ever iato lliaOis Anong tas Ees
riga. .Eions a 0as requiring tEzL cattle noza
he shsiulsd loc4lues nay -hue IN
usnsll tEFoagh tAis STATE. &c a1lssdsc Tor
TIE Necessary ums required "a feeding znd
.alsFi1< "a regular railroad ssiDPlns psns
o. lssd yards especially s~t apart aac plainly
css aled tor taat pdrposs aGd 50 stfsngsd
taAL Lhsy shail % entirely lnaCccssio4e 90
aay other oatlls daring The tiEs spscIEsd
Ia TIE proc k0atl0n. CstSle NAY DC IN
ported nom ths schsduIsd Localities
.hsn they are destined for inmsai-
40 slaugnter n ths state, IA which
case s0ch cattle shall not &c driven over
any public highway or c0nm0ns- Per-
sons purchasing prohibited caItls must
apply - the state bOsrs, and such cattle
shaA &c agarantlasd ninety cAys The
other regulations rsiste u particular poi ats
IN ne msnsgsmsnt Of Tailroads transport
in cattle from the qasrs ed districts
las Governor this svsniax Issued bic pro
cisnaLl0n In sccofdAncs vita tae new re-
gul.tioas. 20 take efect August ..
bLOozIssTos. III, Aug. 25.-rhree vii
lags cows at Io~saAd2. Ia thi. county
died saddeuly from . mysterious disease
this week. and tsdsy Dr. Niiiisoas. Assist-
ant state Eetsriaarisn, pronounced the
disease Texas fever He ssheyss that ths
disease vas acquired by ths caesle grain {
along the Tracks OF TIE CAIea.Io A Alton IN
tae village OF T0waada or beside the cautes
where straw ana msnnse bad been thrown
OuE OF stocx-czrs. fhs dscro< Is OF opinion
that there Is no dzassr Of the disease
spreading.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24
The FISHERIES QUESTION.
Minister West Hopeful that Ii May be
sAtisf.etoriiy settled

MiRlstsr West Hopeful that IL May be
sAtisfAetoriiy settled
BosroS, Mass. Aug. 2S.-Last evening
Sir Lionel SAckville West. British Minister
to the United States. was visited by .
reporter a. bis picturesque shore home in
Beverly. He said thss the rejection of
tAe nsReries treaty xas no surprise
TO hin. as Ne haa expected that
it would BE made . party question.
sad on that has would nos pass the Senate.
de thought the result of the rejection
would not Dc seriGus. Il was . matter cer-
tainly to DC reErstted. as the treaty offered
. fair and honorabts solution 20 both gov
sramsnts Of vexaii0us questions. When
asked what he thought the British Govern
Rent would do in case President Cleveland
enfcrces the retaliation act he replied: 1T
- impossible for me 20 tell, but am con-
strained 10 pelSsve that the matter will be
settled in some way before any serious ac-
ton is taken"
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24
a Stern Reply to Italy.

PARIS, Aug 23.-k. Goblet, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, has prepared reply to the
Italian note announcing the occupation Of
Massowah. N. Goblet reitsrstss his argu-
ments that Italy has no right 10 the pos
session of Nassowsh, and that the capitu-
lations must be maintsined.
Admiral Kranz. Minister of Marine. has
given orders for the equipment of eight
ironclsds to rsinforce the French squadron
in the Mediterranean.
N. Goblet, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
has notified Esssd Pscha, the Turkish Am
bssssdor, that France supports Turkeys
contention that article 10 OF the Susz canal
convention, while only referring 10 the
eastern coast Of the Red Sea does not imply
that Turkey shall renouncs control of the
western coast
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24

CINcINsATI. Aug, 2S.-Hon. Benjamin
Buttsrworth vas nominated by scclAms-
ton by The Republican convention OF the
Fret Ohio district TODAY.
fosToKIA. O.. Aug. 25-The Republicans
Of the Fifth dlstricl TO-DAY nominated VII
son J. Vance for Congress.
Wrsr BADES, lid, Aug. 2S.-The Re
publicsns OF the second district today nom
mated Thomas W. RrsIIon for Congress.
MAYsvILLE. Ky, Aug. 23.-The Demo
Gratis Of the Ninth district today nominate q
Thomas ii. Psnyter for Congress.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24
DAY MORNING. AUGUST "a, 1888.
z1usExEATS

Charles ". Robsrls. MANAGE q Ac1.ish.
ksEsEs 4 Arno's Ministries arrived IA ths
clsy yesterday H.. Roberts has ascadsc 10
eise tas entertainment nsxt SATURDAY. slsht
ss ssnsht for George Al. Ileeser. oornelisi
u the company, ~ho is resident of this
city The can biusll0n las been meetlns
with msrkod success. TIE entertainment
is entirely tree IRON vUiesriIy. g. that no
one need lear being shocked 10y coarse Jokes
TIE fan is r.ch b4t rehnsd Ii kesps tie
s1als q e roaring without the use 0I i0s
minded l0kes-
The SlsI Opera Company presented
Three Black Goaks st kedpond yes
tsrdsy afternoon and evening, 10 good aud
fences. This opera contains s0I0e very
pretty music aud gives AE. neshOD . eood
opportunity - exercise La talents Ia CEN
sey. The part of 0irola Was taken yers
successfully By Miss Oussle brosche- The or
ckestrs Was not up 10 Tia ususi standard
cat ss . " hole, the opers wss vel presented
This afternoon and evening The ever popu
lar Chimes OF Normandy" will be pre-
ssnteo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24
Caused by Stern Necessity 20
reduce certain lines ere
the season passes
away.
Midsummer quiet the time ior
pre-eminent Bargains.

We have placed on our
counters today 1000 yards of
double-fold all-wool dress
goods; splendid styles of %
and 90 cents per yard. Are
worth nearly double the
money.
25 dozen Ladies Gauze
Vests, white and balbriggan.
short and long sleeves at 35c.
Reduced from SOC.
A broken line of Child
ren's Gauze Vests. sizes 10 TO
"a only, at l5 cents.
so dozen Mems balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers. Good
value for $l.25. We are clos
ing the entire lot at 20 cts.
each, all sizes.
40 dozen Mems full regular
Derby Ribbed Hose. extra
weight and a good line Of
colors, at 25c per pair. You
cannot equal them for less
than 40c This Is startling
bargain, note 1t carefully.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24
SERIOUSLY BURNED

q Destructive Ffr. IN P.nssviv.sia-Two
Wen Radiy Burned.
PHIIspELPsft. Aug. 2.-The Cedar Hill
mills. located At Darby. Dsls-srs county.
we're burned this sfsrnosu. entsiling loss
Of $4,000 The Ere hroks cut in the card
ing rosTn. and q panic s1oug he ~ssvsrs
IN fae second story vss svsrtsd With great
difficulty Al succpeded in making their
sscspe unhsrmed excspt John Kennedy
and lanes Asb both Of whom we're bs5lY
burned but vii pr,osblY recover Tss
loss Is partially covered by insursncs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24
TYRoToxiCoN AGAIN.

A Large Number Of Psrseas Poisoned by
Esttsg Ice Cream.
MAssHALL. Aug. b Seven Sunday
schools Of this viciaity picnic&sd a. Lyon
lsks. SIX miles from Marshall. yesterday,
sad. With the lunches serves many psrtoOk
Of stock Of I've gallons Of ice cream made
a. the home Of Lewis Sackett So far as
heard from. every person eetIng any OF this
cream sss taken sitn violent cramps and
vomiting sad he doctors have been called
90 look amer entire families. All the vic
Tins are reported ss being better this morn
ing. bat they bad vearying night of H.
DR.. Greene saws be thinks the trouble IL
due 70 the presence Of tyrytSxlcon. or cheese
poison. ia the cream
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24

CzIcsso. Aug. 3 --eTaers 3 not q word
81 truth n it. said Gsoersi Freight Agent
Merton. of tae 20 Read srnphsucslly this
n orning y h-n q .lo'lrusi reporter quss-
toned hia concerning ths rsiisaihrv
~ = Sispstch rem 0msts Nsb. stst-
ing that Genrrs Manager Sfcne bad bssa
ca 81 East lsxt S.surisT. and thsf his rs
xnatioa hsd s~~n requested snd that NJ
Hoidrsgs Gsrersi Manager of he Buriinr-
ton ard Missouri Rcs1. bad oeen caIsS q
Chicago - sct in his place Th-rs - seth
ing n i. I sssurs vs0. hs rspesfef ss toe
reporter c.i,sd for farther infor8stion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24
POSTMASTER MISSING.
Seq uel to . Strange Quarrel Between Hus-
b2nd and Wife.

Seq uel to . Strange Quarrel Between Hus-
band and Wife
WOOSTER, o., Aug. 23.-Postmaster W.
II. Peters. of MilIbrook. this county, is
missing. His accounts are straight, and be-
fers going he placed his father in charge of
the postoffice. The cause of Peters ab-
sencs 10 attributed to domestic difficulties.
Recently himself and wife disagreed re-
gsrding the burial of their child. A sepa-
ration resulted, followed by r econeiliation.
and Peters request mis- wife went with him
and their two chill dren for walk. A friend
of Peters was in waiting and drove off
with him andt be children, who cannot De
found. 1t is supposed they were taken to
relatives in the western part Of the State,
and that Peters weht to Nebraska. Before
going Peters converted possessions into
money, which be took along.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24
IN CONGRESS.
Proceedings In short in the Senate ana
House.

Proceedings In short In the senate ana
House.
WASHINGTON, Aug. pa resolution, Of
fered yesterday by Mr. Ednunds. fixing the
daily hour of meeting at II. was taken up
and adopted.
Mr.. Stewart offered resolution calling on
the Secretary of the IAterior for copies of
reports, affidavits and communications on
which the Commissioner of the General
Land Onice based his letter to Mr.. Burns.
of the House of Representatives, on the
subject of timber depredations. 1t went
over until tomorrow. Mr.. Stewart stating
that he would then submit few remarks.
Mr.. Sherman offered q resolution (which
went over till tomorrow directing the pay
ment of an award TO the Loabra Silver
Mining Company under convention with
Mexico.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24
HE FlShE RIES.
The Prssids.t Asks for Authority to sus
h~

The President Asks for Authority to sus-
pend the Laws.
WAsHIsereS, Aug. 23.-The President to-
day sent to Congress a message in reference
10 the rejection Of the Fisheries treaty by
the Senate. He recommends immediate
legislation conferring upon the Executive
power TO suspend. by proclamation, the
operation of al laws and regulations per-
uniting the the transit of goods, wares and
merchandise in bond sersss or over the ter
ritory Of the United States, to or from Can
ada. Legislation is also recommended that
will give Canadian vessels navigating our
canals precisely the same advantages en-
ioyed by American vessels in Canadian
canals, and that both be measured by the
same rule of discrimination.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24
KILLED At ALLEGAK
sEsUtr OF po~Oes EXPLOSION
Ls. a@sds Lssss IS Lis 4sa wiii
Asl-4a~ ais Ey.si<As- 1nEss Othsss
silshtiF B4Eaasl-& Llg gated
CigaE tss C4ass

ALLnsAs. AK E3-Lsa +. Meade wss
Eiiissi 4nd VII beLans seriously D1rnsd
sDoal ne body aaa head sy po@dsf sE-
plosiou a. TIE camp of tas soldiers aud
sailors fsanion II tnis village. lsis 4ftsf-
Baon. The lAIIsr VII iosz his syssisas.
fIanE Prossous Bart Iumasr sad Lev
baFksr ssre s.lghLiY 5uF8sd- il = Supposed
ths explosion sas e&ilssd 81 ths comAani-
cation ~ ars fron a gated cigar sifh ne
po-asr seven Of shs lsals ssEs destroyed
b. ths explosion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24

NJ PLxAsASr. Aug. 25.-Gsorge Thomp-
500. who . accused Of numbering ais neigh
eor. Albert Harrington. Of Frsmont town
ship. Isabella county. Augsst IL. waived
exsminstion todsy and vas oouad over 70
the Circuit Cour for trial. ths casrg. beng
murder IN the second dsxrse. ras Two
men qusrrslisd sbont . broken tarn tool .
nght sDsned. and Harrington head vas
crushed by . blow from q piscs Of fsncs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24
In the Houao

WASHINGTON. Aug. 23.-Mr. Dubois Of
fered 6 resolution discharging the Commit
tee on Juaiciary from further consideration
of the resolution calling on the Attorney
General for the list of pardons granted by
the President to persons convicted of un-
lawful cohabitatien in Utah and Idaho.
Mr.. Culbertson. Chairman of the Com
mittee on judiciary. stated that there would
be q meeting OF the COMMITTEES tomorrow to
consider the matter, and thereupon Mr.. Du-
bols permitted his resolution to 60 over for
the present The House then resumed it's
confederation of the conference report on
the army appropriation bill.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24
German Aggression TN Zanzibar.

LoSDOS, Aug. 23.-Advices from Zanzibar
say the action Of the Germany company in
assuming the administration Of the Zsnzi-
bar cosst line has greatly irritsted the pop
ulsoe. IL 10 reported that an armed for cs
landed At Bsgsmoy from q Germsn gun
boat, cut down the Sutsn's fag stat and
removed the Hag. Armed parties ere also
said 10 have landed AZ ether points and
sctsd in similar arbitrary manner.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24
STARVING WITNESSES
A Peculiar Ce.ditisn Of Arairs Repsrtsd
at Grssnviils, - @.

At breenvIis, - ".
CHARLEsToS. 8. C.. Aug. 23.-A rather
alarming state of Affairs has been developed
at Greenville, this State. where the United
States Court is now in session. Gleen-
vile Is the center Of the moonshins dis
,rici in South Carolina. and ovor 6ve hun
dred witnesses are 10 attendance in the
Court The difficulty Is want of
furds to pay the jurors and witnesses.
Judge Sinnotton. the presiding Judge, has
written about the facts TO the Comptroller
of ths Treasury. A. Johnson has written q
letter in which he places the bdsme on the
L aited states Marshal. The situation in
Greenville Is said to be appalling. The Jail
Is crowded with witnesses Who have been
admitted on the order of the presiding
Judge, ald who would otherwise starvs.
and the others are living out on the high
ways, Begging or stealing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24

C1EvusSs Ang Rev william Nc
Naao1. psstor Of 81 Bridz-t's Church hers.
kss recsired notice of as appointment -
Nsuonsl frssssrsr - tss Cstaoiss Tor.
a 1ss nsrcs Mon Of An-rfcz -sce Rev
p = Gsrris~a - Sisssos<S sss.. 70
xxne6
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24

LIBERTYvILLE. H., Aug. 23.-Ars. John
Murphy, an aged widow. living alone in
the town of Ella. Lake county. was assaulted
in her house by unknown robbers last
night and badly beaten. Recovering con-
sciousness, she cFswled 10 a neighbCr'
house, where she reman ne IN . critical con-
oition. II is believed that considerable
money was secured, - she vas wealthy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24

sss,s.,ss f>lsssss sses.A
SAND LAKx Aug. "a Harrison and
Morton club vas formed Al this place last
night Tbs meeting vas addressed oy Hon.
~. J. Stuart. OF Grand Rapids. Hon. L. N.
Sellers. OF Cedar Spungs. and Hon. Neal
AcAili-n. of Rockford The nem 5ersaip
10 iO4. The following officers were chosen:
President r. l. Shaituck. Vice President
a '. wilson, Treasurer. L. n Ware. Sec
rstsry, ~. Rssco.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24

LosBoS. A0g. IA dispatch from India
says that the Afebsn rising has proved q
fssoo. The troops have turned aesinst
Ishsk Khan. declared in fsvor Of tie Amer
snd dspossd the Government Of . Asimer .
Who supported isbsk. The Ans-T's 49,
thority has been firmly established in
I1rkistan
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24
BLAINE AT BANGOR.
He substantiatss His Assertion Made in
New York Ahout Wages

New York About wages.
BsNGoR. Ne, Aug. 23.-Mr. Blaine AZ
rived from Augusta this evening. and met
with a magnificent reception He was es
corssd by uniformed clubs aad leading citi-
zsns TO Centre Park. where be read from .
manuscript, carefully pre- pared, . statistical
address in support of bis assertion in bis
hrst speech on his arrival at New York,
that the deposits of vsge-workers in the
sim zie state Of n assachusetts in saving.
banks far exceeded in amount similar de-
posts of the vage-workers of the entire
kingdom Of Great Britain. Mr.. Blaine
claimed thai this vas conclusive proof of
the 50 psrior condition of American work
ingmen undsr protective tariff, as COM
pared with the condition Of lsborers In the
lssdiD. free trade country. he was fire.
qusntly applauded.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24
MORE YELLOW FEVER.
sirtse. New Cases at Jaekso.viIIs since
wednesday.

wednesday.
JAcKsoSvTLLE, Fla. Aug. 23.-Sixtsen
new cases Of yellow fever have been re-
ported since O'Clock Wednesday after
noon. There have been two deaths. John
J Hooker an aged gentleman from the
city OF Cincinnati. and Nellie RsiggIss
Two recoveriss have been reported. AL ths
cases are Pos promptly segregated. and
raors vigorous Measures ever are being
tsksn TO cheek the disease. There va q
hard rain this afternoon. and cooler wealth
er u hoped tor tomorrow. To-Day two
deaths we're reported from Greenland. ten
miles southwest Of here. There are two
mOrs cases at Greenland The outgoing
mails are now fumigstsd With little delay.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24

Horn. Ark. Aug. 23.--The planning mills
of the Hope Lumber Company have been
totally destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000.
very little insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24

ST PETEExErps. Asg 23-Ths R1r~isn
press regard n. visit = GsrEs-y o. sisnoT
Cris1i, 10 Ifsis1 Prime Ninisssr via ia
fsrs1c. fae Nors< F-.ragr1 ssFs 30 car
not s--iousiv insaszcs ta4 courss - Faro
pear svsns
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24

LsssrSs. Aux. S.-Wiillsm Gay Psstsr-
spn. . vsll-known business @sn Of Ian
unx for ths past t-snty-.iEbt years, disd
here lsst night from ths elects Of anstrOss
r.c-ivsd IN Indianapolis seven ~sexs 40.
Al that tirns he vss travelling for tne New
Tork and Nes England shOe msnufscERr-
srs sailing compsay. Of Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24

DO not forget our Saturday
night sales. We offer nam
moth bargains from 6 TO .
O'Clock, in nearly every class
OF goods.
We offer you dry goods.
notions and fancy goods at
almost your own prlce. Visit
our store Saturday nights
even If you neglect Us the
balance Of The week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24

LAysvve. Aug. 3s.-Ths montsly ssynings
sf.tsu@nt Of the Michigan railroads for
Tuns shows The tatsl sarnings % De g.. rs
sac an incraese over ths SANE month in
80 81 k1f9 9TS. The earnings from jan
usFy I - JssiJ we're 50, 20 so. an IN
crease ovsr tas sane psriod n 1857 Of
$40 sf9. per cent Of iusresss and - 100.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24

Nfw YoRK. Aug. 2s.-Tae steamship
Wisconsin. Of the Gnoin line. while passing
Fire Island 81 ,. d. today, showed the
signals Il can use but one engine" she
il now about a day and half OF two days
behind her regular time.