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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
oe GRAND RAPIDS MICH, FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 27, ie
suTsRs SLANT.
TIE Asnbsr Of '-oss Of the Fasssv- In .
very B~d L1Ehl

Very b~d LAEhh
Ensery J. Sitter. the dads "a trelnszn whe
married soue other aakz vie l2ss weak. Is
fseliing down the Leonard 81. oest, trying
70 forget his long lost Anna dssr sitter
10 Be a member of he poles forcss must, u
al outward spPssrsDoss, be q r,siesst Of
Orsnd Rapids, BAT IA order 10 gss Har-
rage license be bad % swear th&G he Was =
resident OF Kalamazoo coUss.
According - Af sliIer, he Is a. iRzeornl
copper" sBs thai tAe Esegsy, be-
woman sl0ped with him instesa Of be vita
her.
According 70 the kslsmsEoO TetssroPh.
this Is the second tine that the hslsu szoo
policeman hss been IN q wo2za scrape, .3d
that once before he took woman 10 his
home as his wife His Last honeymoon
lasted three days and three nights.
A TEIEGEAs. HERALD reporter tried 10 see
Mr.. Sitter Yesterday. bat the gentleman from
Kalamazoo withdrew and locked the door
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
The Ds,ro,t Race. Postpoaed

DETROIT. July 26.-The Detroit Driving
Club directors held q meeting on the
grounds this noon and concluded that the
track was too heavy from the rains to war
rant starting the races this afternoon. They
therefore announce the postpenement OF
races until tomorrow. At IL o'clock the
events on today's programme will be
started and the regular events will follow
at their conclusion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

sEgEa W. saoTresE0 70 0eAT1
Basfsa ID . Caria.if 81 csra wane stealing
. klas-A Esthsr 4ad ffis f~s BoFs
b.Eas1 80 Death ia
h4as4.

YurAs. Seo. JAY e.-Whi.s frsis ht
traia saa passing l1.s 3 ace A5oal O'Clock
yesterday msfnlnz Is ogoks IN tso a. tAs
bsaN 3f . 1il. tie rear ears crashing into
tns .orsard pact oi ne 1raia sitA great tgfcs
dfFai * i0uT Or I've cars am Sreczlnx
tssm Ei1s "A the sEec2s4 cars Eas loaded
Nsta corn Ia Nalrn SIX fFzmpS asd e00-
csa.ed themselves. l1.s car sas over
tarasd ana tie tlamps smothsred % de-t
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
PosToFFICs sUlLCINes
rse Plans and Purposes % Bgu Before
Congrsss.

Con grees
wssHrxerov. July Sos motion Of
If. Townsend = joint resolution was passed
providiax.tem porsriiy. .luntu september u
for the support Of the army.
In consideration Of The morning hour The
Hauss proceeded 90 The consideration Of the
bill % provide for posiofice buildings. The
report sccempsnylng ne oil explains its
pravisors a. fsitovs. it proposes % sstsb-
Len a plan Tor fhe c0nsfrucf % of pubic
bulldogs tor fhe Use. exclusively. of the
Prsroiics Departments. Of uriiorrn chsrsc-
s~fer snd which ssstl Be esreciaIiY adapted
for purposes af thtt aeusr tn1ent. Iss pro-
VISIONS opersre oulT IN pissss where the
xross Receipts sn1ounf fo 5000 annually
for tro successive Years. The extreme
Nn,it ~ cost to the nited Ststes for sny
hui'sinr snail nos in sny ease exceed
S6eN subIect 80 these limitations. if
Prev les flr thrse cl sssss ~ buildings vary
ing IN eosz. sccording 10 The smouat Of The
grass receirfs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
BURNED TO 0EATa-

A Father aud His r~s ssas Perish In
oaraIas House
GAErla ERzT. o.. July -o.-Eariy this
rsafaiaz ars destroyed tas f4rm house a.
HsVaards tsslgs miles vest Of this place.
TIE suildils sss occupied ~ " "a. Prossef.
Eis ave Cnllarsa aDd several o0ardefs.
Wa. FrasssF. as son JOAN. aged 10 years
aad W 70. Aorsa8. ~ years 0f age we're
b1rue4 90 aeasn- Tue adjoining house oc-
c4pisd BY Asa brs0oneF. vas Also de-
sti0gsd. TIE lFe sas oI lncen1iary origin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
An Far Rfffen of.

Yesterday Adam Bronze. boy living al
144 Gold ST.. had the 10 yer part of his left
ear bitten of. He was looking at the biz
horse that is OH exhibition on Canal-st.
when the animal suddenly turned around
and clipped of piece of ear. 1t is under
stood that a suit at law will grow out of the
IN
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
More Tenants Evicted.

DUBLIN, July 26.-A number OF tenants
have been evieted from the holdings on the
Lewis estate at Woodford, county Galway.
The eviction party mt with desperate re-
sistsnce. One of the policemen was injured
and four of the opponents were taken into
custaAv
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
On Susniciou-

Yesterday Detective Smith arrested John
Conley, James Martin and James Shepherd
on suspicion that they were the parties who
broke into the stores on the hill Wednesday
night. They are strangers here and cannot
give a very good account OF themselves
Not one OF the three is II years of age.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
Tired Shaking Hands.

INDIANAPoLIs. July 26.-General Hsrri-
son today received delegates from Clay
county. Ind. and Bloomington. Ill. He
made brief addresses to both, but the hand
shaking Was dispensed with.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

Sr. PAUL, July 26.-Jack Lucey, railroad
man, was shot by George Jones this morn
ing. He died in fifteen minutes. The
trouble was over money matters.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

vszs-Sarsy. July zs-Tse senate hss
esszei tae amy fepropr- atisn ssiL e thea
toek TT lse Fisheries Trsatv. SO ~ VII
sen. ~ N.-visu3 deisgsEsa ts~ezh -
tzr5f = - gaozseatAe1-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
LAST NIGHTS FIRE


Two Houses on Cfosby-st burneo-fuly
Insured-Out of the FIRE Liaits.
About IL o'clock lasl night the fre de.
partment was called 10 Crosby-st above
Leonard. on account Of . couple Of hsnses
being on hre. They were located outside OF
the waller district, so that the department
were unable To DO anything. The houses
were owned by ID. Dsl and c. G. Vsnsssoet.
and were valued at s225 and fully insured.
All the household furniture was saved.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27

4 TIC bCOpiC Oi NiatQ Id piNc
and outlying towns concern
Ing our unparalleled Carpet
and Drapery Sale.
Two weeks ago, after long
reflection and dehberation,
but with no miSgiyings as To
the result. we fully deter
mined 10 give the public a
Grand Special Carpet aud
Drapery Sale, which would
completely eclipse every sale
of like character ever origi-
mated 10y any merchant or
firm within the.limits of the
Valley City. With that gener-
our and, we may claim,
ambitious object IN view, We
selected from our extensive
stock OF Carpets and Draperies
$4,000 ia valuation which we
made up our minds 20 sell, re-
gardless of the cost TO US or
the actual present value. Ina
our honesty and as a partial
motive for this seemingly un-
necessary sale we explained
TO the people that 3 number
of the patterns manufacturers
had ceased 10 make, Others
again we said had become In
a measure passe, but all good
styles. and in fact d good
many of them equally as
pleasing TO the majority OF
purchasers, as the new de-
signs.
To be brief. OF the S25.-
1000 stock selected of this
sale nearly $4,000 have been
disposed of TO a pleased and
gratified public. leaving in the
neighborhood of eleven thous-
and dollars In valuation still
at Our disposal and subject TO
| the demands of our customers.
| We kindly solicit your in
spection and ask you Go take
| advantage of the surprisingly
low prices which we have
made, for you may not for
years meet with a like oppor-
tunity to buy staple goods be-
low the cost to manufacture.
| Remember we have only
about $ll,000 left for a bril-
liantly successful sale. This
balance must 90 and 20
| Iquickly.
Every piece marked in plain
blue figures. For your benefit
we recapitulate the present
value of the Carpets offered in
this sale and our reduced sell
ing price.
Union Ingrsins. worth soc for
I6c.
Union Ingrsins, worth 3sc for
age.
Union Ingrsins, worth <oc for
2sc.
Union 1ngrsins, worth CSC for
33c.
Union Ingrains, worth soc for
36c.
7-ply Extra Super Ingrsins,
worth CSC for 4oc.
a.ply Extra Super All-Wool
| Ingrains, worth 7sc, fer sac.
7-ply Extra Superfine Kensine-
ton Ingrains, worth Soc, for
SIC.
| 3-plyIngrain( (best rnskes) worth
SI.oo for o. and TIC.
Tapestry Brussels worth CSC
for <5c.
Tapestry Brussels worth zsc
for SIC.
Tapestry Brussels worth oec
for 67c.
Body Brussels worth 5f.io Tor
S2c.
Body Brussels full 5 frame
worth sI.zs for CSC.
Genuine Administers worth
SI.Ss, for Bias.
AxmipsteE MoqUettes wcrth
SI.6s for sL2s.
Velvet Carpets worth sI.35 for
500.
Administer Velvets worth 8r.5o
for Sf.f5.
Royal Milton Velvets worth
sz.a5 and 6a.5o for SI.5o and
Sf.75.
In selling so many Carpets
daily ss a natural consequence
we make q great many rem
nants which we offer for sale
At a price which viii astonish
You.
-~.<e~~
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
Republican Caucuses,

called to meet this evening, TO elect deie-
gates 10 the coming caunty convention.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
sash aud Blind Factory Burned.

CHICAGO, July 2e.-The sash and blind
factory of Haber Il Graham burned this
morning. Loss $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
- NANssleLo sRoNorEo
A Ps.sisutsv thss Hs Mav - rrsass>rrsd
g. Another stsuen-

O. another ststfen-
"a. .r.ss -. fst rs,sassa- a-ssssse
Wtsrrssros. jay l6.-The President 70
ss4 dominated asier ssns5sld vho s IN
searre of the river snd harhor improve
usears at Grand Rspiis, % oe = lieufsnsnt
esoael ia the cerps Of Engineers. The
rroucuon = csused ~ ths casa<es couss-
ansnt uuen the promotion of Coloael Casey
a. Ch.ef of Engineers. and nay aecszsitsse
CeIonsl Msasseias being lrsnsferrsd - sa-
ptnrr slafia1.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-27
SPRING
COMPANY

A final announcement 10
the people Of Grand Rapids
and outlying towns concern
ing our unparalleled Carpet
and Drapery Sale.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-18
SPOKANE FALLS.
A Race In Railroad BsildInx Ffre.
hags ~ work.

krogksE Pats. Sept ~ --rha Biz Bsaa
bfsuch ~ tie Asfthcra Pacific Is Fzsislis
aFpruashlus Medical iake. Il = eFa.isa
" The kiuE farm. taa aud a half miles
west III the lake. ard this distance y iil ~
eainpieaed tais week frack iayiag uisi
Then commence ~ aaso, sna trains viii ~
tennlhE 70 The issc BY ths lsi 81 uctpier
The Nssthefn Pacific parallels the seattle.
isnkF Aherv a Eassgrn faf q dlssanee az
thfte mliss east " the lake, tbs fwa Fsa,is
briHx oniy about - yarls apart The
Nofthutn faEsiie is south ~ tae seattle
line Until The lake j. Fvz agd, ahsu she
f1hs1s eyssse aud nan veal uu Parallel gns~
not tanfU than Ntiic apsFt ~ faf a.
Davenport, > uiirs west ~ the lakr Hash
roads sfe trying 10 rearh tasi fsai0t tfsf
ead fhe seattle rcssi, uhlls Il u ussffns
iof IL ststaf vita the AefiAeTn rag4ae ID, ha'
Coapl1isst, y hauling Is rates hy sazn,
EVER efsssfs 4 hslue Fnaia rs fhis faAa q
FtacA AcateAl iA&e a. sgasn a. q cNmWea{ss
Or, and lsrev faSaca ID men arr empiaycsf
on tsffh Euasix. I've lrS-asuetiYrs. hal1s.s
the fA8i P Mnhf aed thr A. " cannon.
6ats affiySd tnF toe Sesttie Ftssa
Two inegadisFr fses broke cut kAaaf sSa
same TINE sAsi nisht and ghe pn9mptasss
OF tae nFv depaHsaoas ia tssiniax eaf aiaaa
frrstnica sutsAST SeEfu.ss elusszF4f srsss.
Both nsss were started in tAfus cauifaits
iscHseA i3al0t hpy Wsa twiitea hai ai1
uaf tafe very rapidly and taes iae 6sea
haa saasse bat little rrsasSss bY ttc fslne
the hFse ads agrigesL
Dzunis kyAs. tha - raaI capitalist. and
party iSti sAts rveRtas fas Sesilae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-18
TERRY TAKKIEs m JAIL.
Jadge Field Denies His Petition
and the Truth Of Its Statements.

Sax FRAaegsco. SEPT. l-.--Justsce FIELD
IN The United states circuit c0uFf io-day de-
nssd the petition Of David 3 Terry. xovs
confined IN Alameda county fall Tor cor
tempt Of esAsf. % have hts sentence re-
Foksd. The court nom xas crowded
while TIE decision was being read.
The petition Of Judge Terry asking
TOT reversal Of his sentence. sets forth that
a. the aIac % the disturbance ia the eourt
room be did aot Intend 20 do any thing
dlatespecifai 20 ths court. that he under
took p remove his wife IN accordance
with the courts order, and did not Essaslt
the iaafahsl uufil the marshal had first
assaulted himself and his wife judge
Terri esimtts that he Lost his fsEnpsr. but
dstiafes Y vas natural consequence Of
himself being assaulted when he was max
ing an honest effort 10 peacably and quiet
~ snfOrre an order Of the court, 20 ~ TO
avoid scsudaiOgs scene. lie claims he
did not draw weapon until be Was oui.
SIDE 81 the r9uri ros,fl. aud then with no
intention Of inguriHg any one.
Justice Yield, denying the petition de
ciares thar the statements Ia the petition
do not aecord with the facts a. seen Is the
eourt. o. vita the account Of the officers Of
the cpuri 81 other parties present
The federal grand jury vas In session 10
day, aud Il j. understood that the recent
disturbance Ia the court room which led
20 the imprisonment Of Judge aud Mrx
Terry Is ifelNE lF ives. gHfg4
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WALLA wALLA.


wsttA wAlLk. sept 1.-THE Sorthsrn
Pacific officials pFomkss Pullman s.cey~rs
between this rity aad Tasona, and a ssfits-
bic simscafd, as socn IS HuEsis ROAD il
5sssob Belts hss ordered 81. 900 cold cir
apparatus for lhe bgeHery.
saturday the farm residence 81 Sylvester
Robinson. neag Milton. Or, Naa bsfnra.
saturday the thsee.year Cd daughter o.
Il. II. Bender, near thfs city. fell from a
korse, breaking her left arm.
~ % Fali0n. Pacihe Express agent, left
SATURDAY. Tor HiIlsisofss. Uhie. - be married
Mrs ID a Baker and family. George bar
nett Rad sister. sad Mare Gillian LEFT hat
urfay for The East
The report that 1860 ne 70 4 & ~ ears
sFe bound from TIE East for tais i'Gini aad
vicinity. 20 take cut The wheat crop gives
great satisfaction. The platforms and
warehouses are fall 10 busting.
Troop q. Capt. wheslan. second tnlted
States cavalry. are er'fssei 20 Fort Bid
we'll, Cal. aud wiz leave here next week
70 remain.
oue lsre Tor the ruana trip from all
poiuts ON the o. X, & y. aud y. L. viii b.
granted during our fair
SUNDAY az wallula 900 was raised 10
build church there
fAu system Of water works Is nov cont
pietsd al Milsou, or
TIE Powdsr river Is entirely dry Tor the
first tisae In the memory of man.
Property owners on the saaarc whefg the
o & ~ 4 deps, will be bnllt were notified
10 Yaeafs this morning
This morning a stranger named WILEY
nAs ribbed 81 tie0 by Northern oacifc
passenger near Cheney, where he stopped
II MAS reported this tnafains that the
cast bound q. v. 4 y. train Was dersilesi
near Umetiiis By running over COW.
The death OF child 81 Engineer John
watson. 81 wAilnia, was caused b. a small
sefuw lodging In tbs windpipc. The child
died ia hegfhie agony. aud was buried
here sunday
cratic Ticket AZ The head 81 It's columns.
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THE nosLYs MINE CONFERENCE


Taf6nss kefd 1.-The c0nsmiftes 81
satHers, Aessss Miller. Geahasa and BassaE.
who came ossf fgpsa RossYn yesterday ior
The purpose. hrId euafcFeBee vim As.
eisisaf fsensfz. NaBs4rr Buckley so-daf ST.
his oiiIfe. This COMMITTEES aas colnposed
Of three nsBefs. Mxasfs. Graham. Miller
enA Baiisy. EK-Superinfexaent i.aebmaa
and the present Superintendent. AE6eseu.
accompanied taeyn. The miners left fof
SEATTLE shortly aifcF the esnfcreuee and
viii - Lack 10 koaiyD 10 report fems1s-
eoH
Assistant General Manager sueksey y "a
seen This evening az 81 the proposition
made 10 them. bat refused n state rs
ltfIAE lie said taaf the propositions
stesaed 10 ~ satisfactory all around, and
the miners had setafned 20 Koeiyn to ~
p0fs snd thought the fessilt ueuid be- that
the mises would be- started up Ia few
days
Another Officer ~ the eompany being
seen after THE meeting said thai tie mines
q Resign had beeu operated for some
tire a. q loss. that the eutapaay had heen
paying ~ per cent more than was paid u
CsSbpsado OF other minrs ia the territory
that this suspension had been expensive.
ead, IN shogf, the c9mpsay uouid not PAL
egkiB shat II had paid. aud the pfoposi
tipis 70 tbs miners to-day Was that the
s1insfs must accept lower wages II the
tsintss start tlp again.
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TAcoMA.


Tscoas, sept i5.--fAe county conFen
Hoes are growing very neighi,orty in the
easfier Of time. aud TIE candidates for ID.
fefs % their hands aYe--og % least the
lfiends 81 the candidates. 30 pat Il more
kindly doing some tall Fkiffa!shing
The list Of eandldngs who viii 10 before
tse Republican convention has grown
considerably since published q few DAYS
eso, 70 far ~ heard fratn. Tbs asplfunix
Tor the auiitorship afe tbs present ineula.
bent, Anditcf Higgins. s. I, Armstrong. J.
y Hedges aad John Beverly 81 puyaiiup
Nj Armstrong Is the superintendent Of the
Western Union telegraph oiiiee 10 this city.
J. u. Hedges IL the pfessst county asses
80. John beverly 4 Justice OF The peace
~ t,Hyeiiup.
Fof sheriff the easdldatss spoken 81 ars
Jknes II. Price, Joseph Eincnid. A n
pafcid. A. ~. ehessnes aud J. j. Cot Mr.
Prizes Is The present uaited States deputy
e1ilrctuf OF intefuai revenue frreftls nrt.
uaoied from this Office of inspector 81 Gus.
IONS. IN which capacity be made the naia.
Die chase after thosa trunks " tiaFdnrf
ead Terry. .lor'' kincaid Il . member Of
The board OF eunuty eDnt usiseluasfs A
=. Dnfslf IL unlied stale. deputy mar
ebai, aud was al one time ON the police
tofce Of the city, A. n. rhesfney l. car
psafrf and builder. J. J. Coy il a eitizea
81 kamner. This present Incumbent.
bhesln viii, win not be a candidate for
FOR Treasurer. W. r. Lindsay. Of summer.
will be a candidate for tho nosnluaflaIi
exsissst the present Incumbent, John Mar.
ray.
For foanty Attorney. SIR Fremont camp
bell - spoken Of ~ a candidate against
the pfekeuf tnrnmtent. Mr. a. W GaineF
For probate ladvs. Harvey 4 ilnson an1
Chs< y Ciayp0ui. viii contest fof the
nomination aga INST James wiekrrxhnfn
The pres nj incambent
GtsLstl commissioners. Pay aad Tulils
VIII no doelA b. ffnVminass'i, and . a
Tyios, OF Ofsins. u q candidate for ths
third place. Fae4ica By kinraia
The list 81 asrlFRnts In the Democracy Il
not ~ hong. VITA them the ne,ninati8n
does not mean ~ much
w J. Meade. tbs present city clerk. will
- raadisssts faf the nomination for aa.
clfnr
John Forbes. contractor. Is talked Of ior
sheriff
W, q sasrpsteln will be TIE candidate
Tor prosecuting atfaraay
III ". Tartar, izle rify sseaaarrr
Thomas Bingham ot naaFaa & hlzFkara
Contractors and hRildcrs. aud es MAJOR j
g. wstsbsch, will he candidates lor The
sreasarefshIp,
THf fStihn fHk siffF kuRtgEs
The snip kepahiir. the ssird ~ he tea
Beet from Jslsu, arrived kefa t. aiEhs
with 500 eases 81 tea
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nrEDEHEg ooLDESsos BURIED


sAs FEAxcfsco. s<ps- T.-The body OF
Aisx1aG@r fioiaensou- the Murderer Of
Mamie Kelly. ~as buried 81 the Odd Fe3.
s0rs eesaessFy here yesterday. Fafhe. FGs-
sac&fti appeared Gt faS house 81 Golden
soEs mother Ia tbe afternoon 20 take
charge ~ me burial sersiee. bzt ~ the
family positively stated that ne Catholic
service should not be 5eid over lfo1sleus0n
the fsthsr HifhdreH his permit 20 allow
re ooly % b. barred 10 the Catholic GENE
tery.
AppAeatioE was thea male 70 the Jewish
eenaetsyiss. bat a. 1oideason before his
death had embraced the Catholic faith
those IN charge would net permit the buri-
a. Of his body take Biare In The JeBish
grguusls A lot ga. then secured iu the
odd Fellows eeTaetery, aud the burial tl,.ss
pisces Without any services whatever
either Jewish. Csthe,ie az Protestant
Fathsr FassaBasfs, ig a statement gfven
eat issi night. says '.Gn the Thursday
u3ght before the hanging, before be was
BAPTIZED, ne revealed 70 me the f4ef that
he h&d poison ia his possession. Al my
request be gsre ne a reIasl1e capsule con
tanning about 70 grains Of cyanide 81
potassium sufficient 70 xii % men At
least lie Intended 70 commit suicide that
same nsgat. nad could easily have done
~. only for his convention | told h!Ia
thai | would Dss take the poison fFotu
hila, bi5i J would trust. Gu bis word Of
honor aud GA his uew faith, Ina, be would
not gttefBpt suicide a. sueh az act wosila
not BE- consistent with hi- conversion. ON
his promise / gave hirs hack the poison
and received him Into the church The
priest says that next morning Goldenscn
gave the poison 20 the sheriff aad lailer
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kroxs


NV YuRE, sept Ifafs-Strcng
coffee--optians opened frln, ON higher
cables and closed steady, sales. si2Sa bags.
incluaing SEPT, SO a5ssis; Oct. si2 ; q
n q: Noy., sill S:gsi2. Dae, al gsail q:
spot Klo quiet and arrn; fair eafgecs.
tSsc
sugar-Raw. stroag: fair refining SIC:
cnatfifagal. e'-test. Csc. refined sfrCag,
aud n good demand
CGpper-Naminsi. lake. si7 q.
Itaa--,seaiF: heavy sales: domestic, s.
Tu-Fism bnt quiet; straits, 81 -.
Petroleum. sln2nci veak al 9Ssc.
cent AeioW saturday nights close. bat the
market wns svers0ld. and an an attempt TO
cover advanced cents. There was a
steady feeling TIL the last few minutes
wbea the market became excited aad al
vaEeed : cents more, ClasiaE Al pc.
Bas silver = e.
CHICAGO TzoDCcE MAREEr.
CAiCAGa. Sept; i7--wsesf Stronger.
cash. s7'sc; October, s5Ase; November
Corn--ssea.lvs cash. ttasc, ocsobcr. ~ =.
oass -s,ealiy rash. e4s.e.october "a lse.
hsfiry
Rge-puii 81 Sc
wGtskey 81 -
Fork Tower. cash. SIS "a
tsrt-Easx essh, SO 20
Buik meats ucr banged
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-18
CRIMINAL NEWS.
A Missouri Farmer Murders
a Woman
rHE nrEIAL on eoLpEs.os-
Sasxe Terry. Pstisiou fer Release
Dsns~a-An rpssns " ssbzsd's Deed
FSse Mea Perforated. Three Per-
msn~stiy. IN sas Hsfa<sz-n~cay
reua.

M4SrHEsTzE. No. E<r< E.-Andrew
khns1- > seisf@sso fsrner Hyiaz six rsf5es
fxyza eefss rss tbs eeufrai axNr9 iE q triple
tragedy last n3xeE fax sssE-zs rz1zfhs
bad hieesi hxs existed between rse Ehaes
and F4ss families Their 1srns akijained,
z1d fb4sf trc1b1< w1a eszs9d - szzux Us
rNraHt1z rEr1esk2 mae b HEEes asss1t
Miss AnBt@ fink. For slzss ~ wes essnssly
tagssss9 bF Fred Fisk. fbe girls 5E1fher.
Ehr1ef werst - - Lpzss YESTERDAY sr1d par
ehsxss6 pzssAi wtsh me s1eGersnfnss30n a
killing she fsnks TAers we're cuiy tWs 81
tsexn, Sruf8ef ard sister
khAes went % the bozae ~ fhS FlrEs
where hn met Fned. and Nizhauz q xorsi
sS1f hln tkeaugh the tsw Wltb0as ta1s.
Fietim Ae hhsFfeG On 30 eeaaplefe his mEx.
defsstss aofk. A. ssae k6zse h fsunss Mi&z
Ffsz e0<sktGx sEspss. EA< kad heard tAe
sHpogs Of the pistol waea ses brQfbes was
shet. susi sse1ns ksaei approaching sg<sgai
satefF IN Eight. rse ran eat Of the hozst
with Tie mailman Gloss Hposs her track
fassead ef nFtsE a. her 81 sAe ran. be
chased her fl = distance Of 80 cards. The
yo<zF wcfnA1. after her long rare fsw life
heegsaagz utterly sxhagsts5. tanned as1
fBest hsT c1rssskf with the zpfse1s, = Mr.
kh1es. dga't ssoot ne Thfs hSd n
eject. He plAced the sanxxie af the pisfel
- Der is4t breast aad sent bullet sEfosEa
hes tes-1
Not satisfied with shss. he Cred axzsn and
agaae ~ bis PROSTATE gfefim He thea 70.
Turned home. feieatis6 bis weapon. ba1e
bis wife eDd children effez. aad, E0!a9 u
the tsrs, hles his hsAins cut.