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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08
THE LAST SAD RITES
Ks@ ssas 81 ths ssR@r~l No. Lytak -
sk@1s a sesaaitt- - Removed
- Nsseansfsa 1esisy-Frsp&E-
4sls4s Esr rhs kaasr4L

NaseElrT. AuE. 7.---sis morning nsariy
a. ~. eeslassrs ssssmhlst Ia TIE pafiof Of
tb.s hofel .on aiDptsd resolutions 0as Of
rssp.scl - lns msmoFy of ne dead ths
secfsl4ry of ths aestinz stated tai al ths
request oi Ma. sheridan ths eottsEers
saoaId taxs 40 concerted action dung tns
rsnogzl of the Generals bOdy. q @as de-
e.def - close ths NoBqsltt reservation,
.Ela1 Is cFigats Property against a. oi4t-
siaers. 1.u5lg lne removal Afs- sheridan
.ll cave hsss GA tie , ,. "a boaI Wsanss-
a.ta Dsin llz leul4ils. Sic VII DC ac-
celnr4nsfd ~ Colousi Sheridan, toionei
EsiIs.-x aet Coloasl bleuuL tns tsO slstsfs
~ Irt.ln and sec0f and tae seEVsots hhns
al Richard = guard 81 tenof 0i SIX
ni@n safb iroM fosts ana 100 OF New
bedford. u bsY Ill attend p 0ody ana Al
Nsa bsc .or1 tne remalAa Vii DC received
o. me Pos1s u llat clry- The special tram
- .eags az . .. m- for "a ashlngton. Ga
fns uaia vii Be las guard oi regulars from
Eort Aa4AA
on arrival - WssaiDgtOn The body will
b laxeu 80 "a. NaitDeN church, i TIE re-
pairs % ig are anIsnsa. y not. % The church
of A4ogaGs TIE requiem mas vii PROB
aolg be cslshrated - Cardinal Gibbons La
case be ~ pot pFesenf the parish priest vii
0mclars. The President. Cabinet and both
ho4ses of Congress wlll attend "a mass Al
t1e c1aciualoa II tne services the remains
Nlll BE- taken 10 tos Arlington National
Cemetery. where the burial services viii Dc
rsa4
General Sheridan body les ia the room
where as died Only The tmmedlAis mem
he's 8i lhc lsElilg have seen the remfns
IL Is said Tie face appears natuTsl. Lss'
nisst. ths hrsJ IA moatns. The lamps Of ths
WaIchsrs sefe not DGrning a. tie sheridan
eoftsxe. 0ut Colonel shsridan and his clerk
worked Until lags into the night sending
disfaIcaes and attending 10 telsgrans Of
eoud0isuce fecelvsd during The day.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08
OPPOSED TO HARRISON
A coase1tis4 Of ws<kt.x@s2 Prefers
CA.rxes Ak.isss ntna-

80 .&<@8<& .AA&
ISBEAsAReIss. Aug. 7.-flfsy delegates
frs2 knights OF i4sor assemblies ana
trades unions throughout Isaiszs nst here
today IN annual eonvsntisz ss . siats led
srsti0n ot trzsss, sseh of the delegates ssiRg
duiy accredited fToa iscsl Assem- mblies.
whes the hour fer assembling arrived forty
lssorins slsz from Fou Wayne sns other
eiues cities applied tsr sssittsSe sss pre-
ssnEea p~ss cards sas ether esideaoes Oi
good standing as KKlgAs Of Labor. Net
having credentials frem LEGAL organizations
the sOoFs we're barred against them
and the meeting vas formally organized
by President Levi. Of Evansville. lad
The session was secret and every aysHus
TO informsfion carfuily guarded during the
day. whsn the meeilnE sdjourHsd. hew'
ever, il vas developed that the most i'm
psrtaut attios taken sy the body Sas the
adoption Of series of resolutions regarding
General Harrison 8 public and private record
The reso lutisns were Introduced - having
originated in Wiilittes Assemb bly, \. Of l.,
and charged Harrison with being usfrisnd
ly 10 Organized labor, IL this, that he hsd
opposed eight hours a. constituting Mon
days work for letter carriers; kss opposed
the law limiting Chiaese immigration and
as Senator, had voted and worked againsi
It's enact hent and also against the railroad
strikers. TAe resolutions were slmos
unanimously passed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08
WORRYING r,nser TO DssT..
ksbsrt Garrett rko1Ehs - be ysrslss 90
IsG@es.


Rs6.rs G.rrsss rGo1shs - be vsEsi2s 90
Isa@es.
Nsw YoRk. Aug 7. kseert Garrett, the
fsiliRg ex president Of TIE BsiliEere 4
OAls, rsstss s0Iaswks s4sisr yesterday, bat
il is the qaist Of Increased we@knsss rather
tkan thar Of ooDvslesceEoe. sno sfsrds lii
tie Eesl hsps 10 BIS fszily sna PAssieisEs.
his saenlsl assTessiss sne oespeEsssey are
not AZ Dsrked. Dat ths saxxrlos thai HI
tArosgk his diseased issxisstlss are acre
nlfai sns okTe esssnssis thss he kas ssfsrs
skswn. BE Ala wsrryiss hlnssf 10 sssih.
i. AIS eeroia cesaltios, trltes are 2sgsi-
kss iRts griesasses lmsgissry sssiss -
eomplic4tiens sns his bTstksrs death prey
eonstar gly OF mis- mind DR. Partridge ssys.
II here l. - use dens Tag that Mt. Garrett
is . very siek man. l 60 net think there Ia
sny im mediate danger. His Dind 10 . great
deal troubled and thai has its eject upon
ais wsele ply slcai system de ls depressed
ana melancholy. buI has . good physique,
and ws are in ROpes 10 pail kiis through ell
right"
do the symptoms indicate psresis2'
~ can't say that ssid the doctor. He
is run down aud dependent, AID IL worry
Ing great deal
Crane, CARROTS private secretary. sd-
mitted that his mind was most affected
Before bis departure for Earope In 1851
Mr. CARROTS mind was seriously affected,
and il was charged ct that time that several
Of his business actions. which were al
least erratic, were inspired BY his cersnseo
condition. The present return Of thai
trouble ia . more aggravated form alarms
bis friends, and il woule not surprise them
10 see IL result in his being placed in ar
asylum within a few weeks. He is suffer
ing from aggravated melancholia, and
tertained.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08
No Further Trouble Expected.

WAsHISeToS. Aug. General Howard
has telesraphed to the Secretary of War
to the effect that General Niller's dispatch
to him did not signify an outbreak of any
extent on the part of the Indians on the
San Carlos reservation. Assistant Adjutant
Kelton. in speaking Of the Indian trouble
at San Carlos today. said that the recent
oatbreak was merely Q drunken squabble
among dissfected Indians, and that there
was everg prospect that they would remain
on the reservation and return to their
camps.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08
CATTLE PLAGUE IN NEW YORK.
A Fearful Epidemic Raging and Valuable
Cattle KILLED.

A Fearful Epidemic Raging and Valuable
Cattle Kiilea.
NEW YosK. Aug. The recent sudden
changes in the weather have had the effect
of developing Pleuro- pneumonia to an
alarming extent among cattle in and about
this city. In Westchestsr county over 300
head OF cattle suffering from the disease
have been ordered to be killed by the au-
thorities. The value OF the cattle is placed
at $4,000. OF course the owners are com
penssted, but the price Of the doomed cattle
is fixed by arbitration and the msney paid
out OF the appropriation made by Congress
10 reipburss owners Of cattle whose stock il
10 necessary to destroy TO prevent the spread
Of the disease. Eighty head of COWS were
destroyed At Blissteld yesterday. sndA.xty
head Of cattle have been isolated in a Vest
Sixtieth-st. stock yard in this city and will
be destroyed tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08
The senate Tarin RllI.

wAsHTSGToS, Aug. The Senate tariff
subcommittee is still at work early and
late upon the details of the Tariff bill, with
the determination. if possible. TO make all
necessary changes in the original drais
before II is reported to the full committee
of the Senate; expecting thereby TO bring
out measure which the majority in the
Senate can stand oy IS q whole. 1t is al
the same time giving brief informal hear
ings 20 all who come. IL begins this morn
ing the final revision of the measure In
detail and hopes 10 have the work COM
plsted thi, week. There is a probability
that three or four controverted points will
be passed over by the subcommittee for
the present and possibility that they may
be submitted 10 . caucus for ultimate de
cision
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08

WAsslxsTcS. Aug. The COMMITTEES
r-lsctsd oy Mrs. Sheridan to select . site
for the Generals lave. went to Arlington
Csmstsry this morning. After Spending
two hours in looking aver tie place, they
decided on . SPOT on The north side Of .
slops about one huadrsd ysrys 70 the south
east Of The Old lee mansion The site can
- s>en from almost any point ,tout Wash
inxtcn and - a. General AacFeely ex-
pressed, q mona namsot In ITSELF
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08

NoSQurrT, Mass. Aug. The following
pail bearers have been selected by General
shsridsn's fanily. Gen. W. T. Sherman.
Marshall Field, Of Chicago, General Haw-
lsy. OF the United States senate. Speaker
Carlisle. Vics President Frank Thompson,
OF the Pennsylvania railroad. Gen. Wesley
Merritt. r.. ;. A, the senior officer of the
Grand Army Of the Repubiic. IN the Dis
frict OF Columbia. Secretary Whitney
Gsosrsl McFeelsy. Gen. Joseph Fullerton,
OF So. Louis. Secretary Endicott aud GsoTge
a. Thffls
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08

a Railway Train Suns Away a>< Kills
rhr-- Nsa.


ALrooSk. Ps-. Aux. About noon today
sx men snder Foreman Edward Connors
vsrs rsisiag a derrick uson a trcstls nssr
Mspiston Station on the PsnnsJlvsuis
Station on ths fsnasyissais Railroad when
. heavy car loaded With bridxs stone in
running erinx s-ith became uncontrol-
slris. lsft the rsiis Hhers ths trestis begso
snd lsnSsd s4ssrs apes the spot vhsre the
worknsn stocd. crushing he trestis and
men tsfsyrsnsts river. ifly fest below The
foreman. Eco. Csnncr. 81 Msrchsntsviil =
" Y hsli thirtT-irs ieet His bad wss
erashea IN thres pisces. His injuries are
fstal. Gserxe ebsngler. II Middletown. Pa
sustained niurtes 20 bis spinsl column. as
sr-zst sud ard ab3omen wsrs torn opea
snd his iegs hrokeu. He vii de. Albert
Muii-ns 81 Birmingham. Ais.. hsd as
s--ast aorrinlT crushsd snd = not expected
- I've. The etkeF~ wih reeoysr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08

EAs Frs.azsss 81 sb@ wsst.ra whieky
fra.1 % ths sxsA1

WAsHISsros. Asz 1.-fas hsnss Con-
rn5rtss "a Manufactures t0dsy rssa@sc IA
lnquiry iato tas WHISKY Trust Joseph B.
0rssnhaE. of PsoEi.. H.. PEsslasas Of tAs
great Wsslsra Whiaky frast produced the
articles 0f aerssnasat among the siEnty one
oTsaaizatiJas l0f@iag tas basis Of TIE
Trusl. and explained lh4t al of the
property saa capital 0I ths distilers
as POOLED. ssd certificates CT stsek
issued. The 0KganlzaIlCns composing toe
trustees are located IN ne state Of Illinois.
ohio. Indiana Wiscs1sin and other
NorthsTn states. The presmble OF tAs
azresment Fee.Ess that the purpose OF Ens
trust : % secure intelligent eo-eperstiOa in
the Business Of dlstlilInS spirits trom grain
4ad other material, asAung AID the feeding
OF i've STOCK and for the sale Of tbs pro
duets In the home and foreign markets. A
board controls the operations Of the trust
Sir. 6fssnhaf explained that the Organizs.
tIOn sas . concern 10 insure intelligent
concerted action, oat not 70 corner the
markets Once a month ths Board 0i
Trustees meet 10 examine the books and
II elrcumsLances warrant IL declare dIyi'
dends. Operating under lis general dlree'
ton are SUE boards 20 control local Work
fhell officers are elected subject 10 the ap-
proyai Of the general board, Which IN this
way maintained Us control OF the trusI %
toe total annual output OF the trus
{ a. 600 90 gallons Of spiriisl about II
per cent vas consumed IS beverage
900 gallons Sss used in the arts
aud the remainder ia man nufActures and
vine iertinc4lions. The witness believed
that the natural advantages, neh ss chsaE
fuel. grain and other raw material. th'
manufacturer ot spirits Was fully able 10
meet European competion without tho aid
Of import duties which. In his opinion
were act necessary 70 enable our spirit
makers 10 control the market AZ home
Exclusive OF the 'moonshiners' Mr.. Green
hui believed that the association represent
ed by himself made 65 or 80 per cent Of th'
entire quantity Of alcohol manufactured IN
this country.
The agreement shows that the trust i,
vested in nine trustees, whose principa
| Office is 10 the city OF Chicago. The trus
certificates are worth 500 each. The trus
is 70 contiuus for twenty-five years from th'
date OF the agreement, and thereafter con
tinue until terminated oy . vote OF 66s pc
cent. in value OF the holders OF certificate
at a mssting called f0r the purpose. Th
rest Of the agreement Is drawn up largel,
alter the manner OF that OF the suger trust
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08

TIE spsc.si ssles st the Star Clotkinz
Hsu.~ .vsry Wednesday, from - 2 ,. n.
have beca-ns very popular. There -iH -
snotssr isrrs sac touighL A asssl tie
c.nd riil discourse RE Eusic. srcns
etAerS the foi a~ing selections guickster,
Ear kinx Rsinsou. oseTfar-. -c7eione
kssr a Nsst ~ Ses Aerk Brrcks.
Nsrfon @cH1tt iscae zse< - ecfier
E~ssSe E.vsr srs16 mxrcs "Ssl-,-
Trnnpeas Vl~ssn- as Fsz- ic T-sIsss
B~yer sel-csies soivstte. A0<rsn. Csn-
czrs frcnn so sc
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08
THE IMMIGRATION INVESTIGATION.
Mr. ford's Committee Go Out to Meet

MT. ferd's Committee Go Out to Meet .
Italian Steamer.
NEW YORK, Aug. THE Congressional
question was somewhat slow in getting 10
work this morning. and il was nearly 10
o'clock before the procee dings were opened.
with Mr.. Calclszer, OF the Philsdelphia
Record, on the stand. Before his testimony
was resumed. Ar. Ford stated that the COM
mittee would adjourn temporarily TO 20
down the bay to board the Italian steamer
Indian. The committee and members OF
the press then started for the barge ofice to
take the revenue cutter 10 quarantine to
meet the ship.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08

ISDTAEssoLIs. Aug. delegations visit
ing General Harrison today came from
Tippscsnos end ysndeburg counties. the
county sea- Of the former being Lafayette
snd OF the latter Evansville. Tippeosnos
people reached The city about noon and had
in line ever one thousand men. with whom
we're many ladies. Al the PARK General
Harrison met the visitors who greeted him
With great and prolonged applause. In rs-
sponss 20 toe presentation speech made bT
y. B. Wilson Smith, the General replied
brisfV.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08
Wa.hi.xtea. 10; Detroit. 9.

WAsHIsGTsS. Aug. The Senators took
cook lead in the opening inning with
Detroit today. but lest in the fourth inning.
They then settled down to better work in
the field and inaugarated . vicious streak
OF batting that is seldom seen hee. They
hit the ball for . total of thirty-one bases
and won easily. The battery OF o'Brisn
aud Daily WAS long. hard and timely, the
latter player sent six men across the plate
through his batting The score:
Washington .-.......-.3 o o 1-1t
Detroit ..........-..........e 0 o o o.
Base Hits-wsshingtOn IS, Detroit 10.
Errors-Washington 4, Detroit 3.
Batteries Nidner and Mack: Getzein and Ben
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08

WAsHISsros, Aug. 7-Gsnsrsl Sheri-
dams body. under military escort. 10 sx-
sftsruoon. IL = not yet known vhether it
viii le in stare sr not. The funeral -ill
tsks piacs a. 81 Asahsws church n 10
o. clock SATURDAY morniug. A5solution
sill he given oy Cardinal 6io5oDs At ths
grave The RI Rev. john ;. Fo0lsy, Of
Detroit will oficists.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08
TO RESUME WORK.

Six Thousand Men to BE Given Employ
msnt In Making Flat Glass.
PIrTsBuRs, Aug. THE wage question of
flint glass workers was settled today by .
conference of workers and manufacturers.
The scale is practically the same as last
year. The flint glass factories will resume
operation Monday. Six thousand men will
bs given employ ment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08
rhil.dsiphi.. o; Chicago. ..

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 7.-Tse Chicssos hit
BaHinton hard and easily won today 5
game from the home team. Wood played
a wrstened game in len field mufiirg two
flies wblca gave the visitors like number
Of runs Baldwin pitched q very swirl ball
and held the home team down To three
scratch hits. The feature of the game Was
the batting and fielding of Williamson.
Following is the score.
Phi ijadelphia .......y0 0 900 0 o. o
Chicago 1900. .--....-...l Q -
Base -Phllsdeiphis s. Chicagos.
Errors Philadelphia 5. Chicago
Batteries Burlington ana Clements, Baldwin
and D.iiy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08
TIE BUSINESS MEN.
In Asnu.l s~s-seu with goo Delegates at
Cb.boyxse.

tbeooykso-
CEEsoTsAN, Auz The tbird snnusl
meeting Of the Business Mems Associstion
Of Michigan represented oY over two hun
dr.d deisgstes from nearly every large
town and city ia tie State. met IN couvsn-
ton here today. The delegates beg.u
srrivipg lasf night. The Nuskernn
delegation chartered sssmer and
srrivsd last night in foll force.
Hon. Watts ;. Humphrey deliv.
sred the address Of welcome and ths
response vas made by c. L. Wbitney. of
Muzksxon. The rest of the dsv will Be
taken np hy hssring reports Of the ii Ter
snt Com nnittees. Daring the ssssios Of fhe
Convention much important matter vii Be
discussed Fisss aud subisms srs dis-
played from the house t0ps. aud manv
husiness blocks srs profUsely dscorzted.
Nettoes Of welcome span ths streets IN
sewers pats Of ID. city. The cifixsn. pro-
pose - make the occasion a nasra0rsbie
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08
THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
The state Assembly Now In Session D
.Jackson.

The state Assembly Now In Session ~
jackson.
JACKSON. Aug. The annual State
assembly of the Knights of Labor met here
today and wa. called to order by Master
Workman G. 81. Barnes at IL o'clock. The
Committee on Credentials was appointed
sud recess taken to l O'Clock.
About one hundred delegates are present,
aud there e much re-pulling for the
office Of Master Workman. The s.pirants
are Charles Hssse. of Lansing: John
Decker. of Saginaw City; Andrew r.
SchsEer, OF Grand Rapids; Mr.. Allen. th g
present Treasurer. and others. The Detroit
delegates will not be admitted, owing u
fact that Detroit is district By itself. and
under the ruling 10 not entitled 70 repre-
ssnfztion
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08

Tcsoxro Ont. Aug- Bishop Fsrrsll.
sf Trenton. y. J.. a iooksd aeoz hsrs ss ne
probssls successor tc ne ste Archbishop
Lrnch IN tbs svsns Ct Bshcp Nsiss. q
Lo1dou. Cat. 3sciinins.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08

WkuzISaroz. Aug 7--Ceteael lament
sid teisy taaf he theaEht Il due to General
Bisck. CeEnmissiener sf Pensions % say
tbss taer- Va. - fruth in tss r.porss that
General Rlsck's resiEnation hsd heen -
guessed sr that tbefs ~ere snv Differences
wasfs~.r hss-een ain snd anr mera ser a
the Adm \ stTsfiea.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08
Boston 6; Pittsburr L.

Boston, Aug. 7.-Boston has finally won
a victory. with Dick Conway in the box.
They easily defeated Pittsburg today in the
presence of 1900 people. The game was
replere with brilliant fielding, Nash, Klus-
man. Smith, Kuehne. Brown and Dairy NJ
pie participating. Staley held the Bostons
down to one hit in the first six innings
but alter that he was hit freely and with
men on bases he was decidedly nervous
Conway pitched . strong game. The score
Is as follows:
Boston ...............o 0 0 B.
PIttsburg. .- .. .............0 o q o U O.
Base Hits-Boston . Pittsburg6 g.
Errors Boston ). Pittsburg Ia.
Conway and Kelly; staley and Miller.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08

WASHINGTON. Aug. THE regular week
ly meeting which takes place Tuesday was
not held today. II is not expected that the
Demo Gratis of the Finance Committee will
care TO delay the measure in the Com.
mittee. but il is thought probable that they
will reserve such criticism IS they may
have TO make for the debate in open
sessiOn
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08
WILLIAM DAvlDGE DEAD.

The Veteran Actor Dies Suddenly While
en- Ronte To Ban Francisco.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. IA special 10 the Post
Dispatch from Cheyenne, Wy. T.. says:
William Davidge. leading old man of the
Palmer Company, en- route TO San
Francisco. died here suddenly this morning.
Death was caused by heart failure superin-
duced by altitude"
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08

nzfivs of Scoflsnd. manager a. Hem rirx-
vsv's ssock arm. vas fatsilr shot vssosr.
day ~ wtHsza Tsnass leoiored dari "a "a
stsrrstisn hrocshs soout ~ "a rs fsssi ~
Janses % ebev ors~<z Jsnss ~ rourded
wirh ssrd sno<
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08

wasHISsroS. Aug. The President to-
day approved the bill authorizing the con-
rruciiOn Of an appraisers warehouse q, the
corner Of Sherman and Harrison-sts., Chi
Cago, to cost s200000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08
DeInocrstie Gains.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. Returns from
county elections held throughout the State
yesterday show Democratic gains every
where. Governor Buckner said today: "It
is q sweeping Democratic victory and will
do us great good especially across the river.
1t will show them in Indiana that Democ-
ra cy is ready for the fray.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08

wAsHIssToS. Aug. The bond offering
today amounted to 81 .63s 600 in lots as fol
lows: Four per cents. coupons. s25,0 900 a.
si.27i: per cents, registered, $4,000 q
J n. 500. 900 at 81 ,27s. 81. 900 st sl.27s
4. per cents. registered, SZ76, 600 az s1.07s
800. 900 at s1.07s, $4,000 AZ 81 90 1910 net
10000 At St.O7s.
None Of the offers were accepted.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08

xrsIA. @. Aug. - Xssia Fs-ch-
keax dag md vs-klT. papsr 6fty yea-.
ais. st srps~nt ssiitea - =. s. Cewae1. has
seld - ksod rill aad sasscriptien - -
r Chew, az 10 srzesc< who vi Dnb6sh
tha Gsrrr,s- Ts~cklsfaz NJ. Ccwen rsfires
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08

RfcHEoSD. Va. Aug. The Hon. John
g Wise created a sensation here today by
announcing th.t re will shortly quit
Virgins ard fsks up his residence IN Ssr
York. and that bis sot- Malone CO n mitter
vll surrender % Nshone.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08
Army Appropriation Bim Csnferrees

WAsHIssroS, Aug. The Speaker has
appointed the following members of the
Military Comm ittee as the House conferess
on the Army Appreciation bill: Mr..
TOwnsh md. oil Illinois; Mr.. Maisch, nj
Pennsylvanis. Sad Mr.. Laird, Of Nebrasks.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08
THE DETRO|TS LOSE
ANOTHER CANE TO THE SENATORS
Esssos Was . G<Ias at Lsss-ss~ Sofk
&ss Chicago ave Other wtsasrs-
1rt-st.ts 6s @ss.

NEz IoEK. aug s.-Is looked st one
time today as though tne New forks soaid
% ssatsn sy the Indianapolis team The
errors by C0naor and Ewisg In the hrst
inning gave the visitors thres russ, and
they earned one Ia the ssesad. The New
Yofks. however managed 10 bunch q nuH-
Der Of lits Ia the q 1tn and sighEh innings,
iust as the visitors punched . LOT OF errors.
sad Won as follows:
SeW'York rk-.......-.--s o 0 o 0 o.
Indianapolis ---.-------s o.
Base Hiis-New York II. Indianapolis 8.
krFons-SeH York a. Indiana poiLs Z.
Bztleries-Mslch and E~lRg5 burdick and
kyTeA
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08
No Quorum In the House

wAsHINsroS. Aug. 7.-Ths House spent
the day in discussions of the Columbus
ExDesitisn bill. but when vote was
reached it vas discovered that no quorum
vas present and the house adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08
To InvestiE.ts . Pool.

offered yesterday by Mr.. Jones. of Arksn-
sas. instructing the COMMITTEES on Finance
to make ar Investigation Of the cotton bag
ging pool was taken un snd adopted.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08

Summer Lawns. Jubile
Stripes, Persian Plsids al
Figured and Dotted Swiss
sacrificed.
We will sell the balance :
our Summer Lawns, wol
from S TO 20 cts per yard
4 and s cents.
Jubilee Stripes worth {
and 30c, for l2tc per yard.
To close Persian Plsids a.
Stripes, worth 30c for or
l2tc.
We have about 80 pieces
Figured and Dotted Swi
worth from 80 10 60c, Ia
your choice for only 25cts ?
yard.
We have on ouf counte
about fifty Parasols, the bs
ance of our immense gtoci
take your choice and we WI
fix the price TO suit you
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08

Jack Keers nine faced the Derbys Sunday
for the third time; result, IL to 2 In favor of
the Derby club. keef is to be admired for
pluck. Jones pitched - first game since
ne returned from mis- trip north with the
Howard Citys, and did good work inthe
BOX.
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selecting site.

wasHISSroS. Aug. General NcFseley
General II. ID. Kicker (retired). and Major
Lydscker, Of the Army. visited Arlington
Cemetery today for the purpose of selecting
3 site for the grave Of General Sheridan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08

VIES<.. Aug. The soods N Austris
continue. Il Ass beer decided 70 close the
arm of to Danuss trsv.rs3rs Tisnss sy q
hlock vesssl anchored st Nassdorf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08

MONTREAL, Aug. The residents Of St.
Bsrthelemi claim that the plague OF grass
hoppers has completely disappeared. This
is due entirely, they saw. 10 the masses and
professions Of the faithful in the parish:
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08
The standing.
The following table shows the standing
Tri-Stafs League.

The three games played in the Tri-State
Leagne yesterday resulted as follows:
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08

Watch this column fe
Special Bargains during th
month of August.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-08

Ii. LEoNARD's SONS a co.
- and 81 konroe-st.