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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

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1szsE.f1< sczrsk II ehsfity - . s1~cs1x
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- bs<s<ll sac H1sf Arouse ners<lf -
a<s-is of love z1d sczs II ssEsea<sslsen-
e1s zzsl p1s 4s< eAn1s into 1sr pocks<
sae co1xi5a1s % thsS snd n prefer
saos - lnsaiG1z "a psFss1A ~laoEa-
zasnls s1s must - knosa ~
hsr vorks. Her fra4Ls sko1id oesps4k
her character sh<1zn Ter Aez bs s-lsss -
gold On. yoo nzstnezs Of fozox rssa aaa
sonsa, can yoz rssE "a pear bs1s. can seo
sal1y ths lux1ri-s of . h4pps h112s - en-
gage IN tie pleasures OF soci<ls known8
yoz DO nok avail youEssi yes Of these kol1eo
opportunities yea h4gs for sdclag yoar
mlts "a soiclag fss timely sexxeslions 20
thoss y 10 sFs Engaged IN thls rsfcrmaIioaf
Do not fear 70 LAks sLand tor the Fl2nL-
Do nos allow indi1-rsnes nor an indulgence
n Lsss im poTt~nt matters 60 come oe<wesn
yoa sad your duty. loa esa sssiss e v
nAay usys Fo<a . Commits Of ons o.
more II yo1 Ike. solicit dollar hon saeh
Of your lady frisncs . no have nos slrsady
xstsn and repoEt - the secretary Of this 90
eis<y. ArsE Andrew. No. zl2 Prospect-st-
There Gil De . msstiak Of eli vac are Ia
tsrssted IA lbs work for the for formation
OF . sewing society 70 make sprons and
fancy articles for sale Ia the coming Winser.
the proceeds Of which vii 20 toward de-
frsyiDz TIE expenses of the hoase. This
meeting 10 called for Wednesday next. July
70. al the pArlOrs Of the Congregational
csurch, al 40 clock. IL 10 70 De expected that
. large nnnbsr viii - present. and thaE the
ladies sils assist IN bearing the resDonsl-
biliEies thai esy out - thsm Ia behalf or
this enterprise. Come one and all.
kEasER or rHE ExEcUTIyE BoAgp.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
REV. GEORGE DUFFlEO DEAD.
Passed Away at bloomfield, n. J.-Hear
Disease the Cause.

Passed Away at BIoomfeld, n. J.-Heart
Disease the Cause.
DErRorr. July Rev. Geo. Dufisld, D.
D.. died at Bloomfield. N. j.. yesterday Of
heart disease. DR.. Dnfield was born at
Carlisle, Pa. Sept. II. 1916. He graduated
at Yale College in tie famous Class of 1887.
The deceased took his divinity course in
the Union Theological Seminary of New
York. and was ordained Dec. n, iS40. Two
years previous to his ordination he had
been married to Miss Augusta Willoughby,
Brooklyn As pastor be presided over
prominent Presbyterian churches in Brook
lyn and Philadeiphis. thence to Bloomfield,
y. Y. and In 1851 TO Adrian, Mich. Subss-
quent pastOrate were st Galesburg. ILL.,, SaGi
nav and Lansing. Ii was in the latter city
that his wife died some six years ago. and
following that sfflictiOn be took up his res
idence with ID. Bethuns Du1ield in Detroit.
His two sons. Eev. samuel W. and Edward
Pierrspont, died before him, and there sur
wives the only daughter, now Mrs. TuDni-
cliff. Of Gsiesourg. Ill. His only sister was
the late Mrs. DIR. Morse stewart, while the
brothers are ID. Betbune. DR.. Ssmnel. the
health offscsr. Col Hsary NJ and Gen.
Wm- % Dufield. of Kentucky.
The deceased vas model in his chosen
profession. kind. considsrsts, earnest and
sincere. He vas tRe author Of several
hymns and graceful writer Of poetry. One
OF bis hymns stand up for Jesus" As to-
dsy among ths most popular Of the NJ cody
snd Ssakv collection. The remains will Be
brought to Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
AN EDITOR ELOPES
A BIG SENSATION FOR ST. LOUIS
Hsnry w. Moore. Managing Editor of the
Post Dispatch" kans Away With
the Wife of . Friend and
Bsnsfactor.

ST. LOUIS. No.. July Henry w. Moore.
managing editor Of the Post Dispateh. has
slopsd with the wife of John w. Norton.
Moore. who is al Englishman. came TO st.
Louis some years ago and began work a. .
stenographic reporter. He formed the ac-
quaintance of Norton, who was then at the
head Of several theatrical enterprises and
by him was assisted 70 enter upon q career
OF usefulness and emolument. The rela-
tions existing between Mrs. Norton and
Moore were unsuspected by Norton until
day before yesterday, when the truth came
out. This was followed by the disappear
rncs OF the couple. Moore is married man
and has one child. He is about 36 years
old and stood well in his profession. Dur
ing recent Illness Norton made over some
1000 10 his wife. who has seemed to be
devoted TO her husband throughout their
mar, I'D life. Size was Miss Emma Stode-
man before her marriage with Norton aud
was formerly leading lady in John AcCul-
lough's company.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
THE ALLEGED PLOT.
Ne Further DsvsIopmsat In tho Alleged
Dynamite Dsvility.

Ne Further Dsvelopmsat In tho Alleged
Dynamite Dsvility.
CHICAGO. July Notwithstanding the
sensational report of the morning and to-
day there are no new developments in the
alleged dynamite plot against the Burling-
ton Railroad. Alex. Smith, the young man
arrested at Aurora yesterday, appeared be-
fore Commissioner Hoyne and is held in
the custody of the United States Marshal
under 5000 bonds. Broderick, Wilson
and Bowers are yet in jail. having been un-
able to secure bonds. General Manager
Stone was not in his Office today and his
assistants claimed ignorance of any new
Developments. Smith. when called on to-
day, denied all knowledge of any dynamite
plot or of having seen OF heard of the
package. He 10 charged with handling. He
is young man OF eminenuy respectable
parents and has lived in Aurora all his life.
and worked for the Burlington since he was
q boy.
Superintendent McGinn. of the Pink
erton agency. was reticent about the
work Of the agency in the dyna-
mite plot case, but what little he said left
the impression that other arrests are to be
made. He left tonight for Aurora and it is
intimated that three arrests will be made
there. kilograms from Gales5urg say the
Brotherhood there is excited over the sto-
ries received, and declare the whole thing is
q put-up job by the company officials No
arrests have been made there. Chairman
Hogs relterates the denials already made
and says it is q scheme TO brace mp q man
ager whose position is uncertain and road
that is in financial difficulties.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

In regrrd - ths Amerscsa league n .
TuesaAx- HxRALo = n rseeipt Of con-
mnnic.sion thst II true = not couaensf-
sble % ssy the east, s0d some would ssy
sis-x~scefuE
CszcrxxArr July L-In he secnnd In
.fne ~ he Athfsfic. .Cf fscinrsfi game ssltisv
q kr.st indixnity wsspus apeS ne lsrxs
<ro~ti pr~~ens hv he cutraeerus conduct ~
fne fbI zdeiphis cisvrrs. AcPhee VS. au
fir~< snd stole second npire Doescner
r><,;nx Nm sefs. The Athletics protested
~<~,rnnslr. Captain fsrkin snf Wsseh
.r~f prcfsne snd scsceas language thst
r<r5.f - he.ri az ever ne xronad- MAYER
@r<{th who s.s pre<eat. -ifb = party Il
i-d<.> fplt - outraerf tbst ~ith his eom-
>->~c>n~ Ne lsll sbe psrk- Dnescher fEssi
xr.I-k ~. sat inposed nose On Lsrkin
y 49, 1sne Aner ionz teisy par w.-
---.-,.-a .nf fbs game proxres>ed untii he
1<-< 1890 wlfheuf noucesne incident
=. s[-< flrns |. ssli r>s kncckeo ever ne
- -. - ,~..@ b.ck coFer-d ~fth mad
t<o'-.,,... n.s-.x made - csne 5v ths
S>l.tsr<. rsescaer 49, -
.,,.,.is s,,a ar.isre.i them p p.sI rsfa an
- ..e-rsnccn W.seh tes.eers.esy tare~
q - rs..-.,z-rs hsil snd NeFhina ~sx-
..-.-s = - ~ - sox. resus,rE = ces-a- -
- - = n.ss-,l,er Ins.i Inn So snsi s.saea
&*''< - =, u.lsl,,s previous 1ne ~ -
see.--1 s,-.- - -. sar,fnr Lsrkin r-7esfs1 ais
,'.....ss.i - - sns profsne sngfs<s - -
80 "a Dssrinz ne s>'s~ s's s&1''' ''''
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

Mach D>msxe 20 Property, but No Lives
Lest


CEIckso. July IA cyclone struck the
town Of Ed-srdsbarz IEd-. about IL O'Clock
Last night creating sad havoc throughout
The village. The town consists Of shout 90
inhabffssss, and contains between 30 and
30 balldinzs. X - located on the Grand
Trunk RslvsF. fi3 miles from Chics<o. on
The shores of Diamond IaEe. q body oi
OF water ssouf three nsiles tong ard t~o
nj - vide The wind strsck the village
wfth terrific f'rcs. ovsrturniDg and esrryins
s~sv many Of ths hoa-->. There i Bot .
Business houss n tae place but that = dam
sg-d "a nsers Or iess sxtent and the town
= almost q r0u1Eis4s wreck.
srse and handsome hotei that bad iuss
beer couslessd and bad not been furnished.
.ss naovesf scout 6ftesn feet from ifs foun-
dstions aud completely vreeksd. Several
Dwelling houses we're anroef-t, and . pnm-
ser II 6srns we're destroyed. ies~ins TIE
hor.e~ sna cstss nnhnrt. Ne ene vas s,-
5ar-si u far a. knosn- The Hsfls AXE vss
nzrned tnso q vsritsbie So sad tse peas
are boats tast we're aro1 : vsrs hSsd
aotsiy s8t OF re ssssr and throwa ID hixh
and 3ry oo fne land
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

Al TIA lszs <4y oo1z>s . pi4zlElss pia.1k
Fom ths AIls<sa ci1b IA rsx<sd - tss
frsslns1s II khs Honsem1a. Do1asliy 4
5sns. Cab II sais ely. which waited tssrs
over . xssk ssa. TIE serssd ssz sriilsa
b. zf As4s~nssr. asE<xsr ef tAs Alisxsa
Cia1. IL sAs ksseF1 cree sna Mziisd ca
FFiaaY - q 1zzz hsss taken aim j1ss o1s
sssk q mzks 6 sR Nevertheless t2s
~ shzL 4 = sofEn- Al Ehs sane tine tss
n. b. 4 J. vould repeat the inusa1ion
contained IA ths aoslos complained CT ,
That whenever the All<gaas conas 10
6Esnd kspits tnsy sllI Dc Ersszsd Ike gen
tLsznsH. s1sf1er t1sy are ca DoL@ 4sa-
sxsr Messenger ulssssxs 10 - folloss.
To tAs Edlsof of Lhs IsLsssxa asAALe.
Ia ye1E saiEion q sllnSsy. July l. there
appeared ne enclosed. hsstsd ~5nabnst ~
AlIsxAn-~ From 81. thai can judge. IL vas
~Eit1sl bs sonsone sao allowed MA ena-
grin a. defeat 70 pEompt ain TO gross mis-
statements. he ssys nstninz ABOUT the
~FoEtsn' zmpiTs which Grand Rapids fur
nished. nor does % mention the tact that
ths msnsssr Of The Grand Rapids Club al
l0.sd. before ths nrst half OF the first in
niDas sas closed. thai Lspoinl vas unfair.
incompsEent and ratified. Instead OF being
sliossd - hnd thar say 70 The grounds
wlthoaE sn escort. tbs Grand Rapids boys
wsrs conducted thsrs By . uniformed band
OF sixteen pieces. and we're ompanisd cy
ths AliegaB team IN marching order. The
assertions eoncernlng tougns and lcafsfs.
have 10 more sruth than thxt concerning
ths sseoFt. That little snnoanesment from
the manager ~ tns close OF the kick
nses q pretty good ground for supposing
hial 70 be The gentisms. who wrote IT, l
send a t.Doi1ted score. Any0ns who VIII
rs4d Il viii De pazzisd 10 hgurs oat any
p0ssi bility Of Grand Rapids winning. She
made base bits; Allsgzn made Is, among
them three two-oazgsn- At critical
tines oains bad I've passed balls
and Williams three Wild pitches.
that Grand Rapids could play better
ballsthan shs was doing. bat when one
player would redeem himself another would
20 10 pieees. And any nnprsiudiced OBJ
server could not help admitting that all the
iRheld players were continually and cause
lsssly kicking. II isquite possible that the
Grand Rapids party run across . superior
party when they eamedown here. Remarks
which they let drop indicated an Intsntion
on their part 10 shus us out, and when they
found that We had some ball players they
got ratified.
The TxLkszax. I'll kRALD's account was rot
only incorrsct. bat il was an injustice TO
both Aiisxzn citizens and players. And
respectfully ask you 10 print as much of
this as your desire 70 write q wrong will
dictate
There viii be q game al Ramona Park
this afternoon at $50 between the Tower
and the Grand Rapids mines.
In the game yesterday afternoon between
the Tower aud the Strahan mines the score
was 10 10 4 in favor Of the former. The
batteries we're. For the Towers, Lewis and
lawson; for the ssrahAns. Dygsrt and
Quint.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

To the EDITOR Of TIE TElksRAx- HEEALDs
l noticed challenge IN the Detroit Fee
Rsss from Joe shsshy. Of Musksgon. Nov.
II shsshy means business let bin come
here and pat op forfeit and I viii make =
match vIth him or sny otasr man. ] want
% hear 10 more paper talk. ard unless
they come here ssd pat I'D . forfeit viIl
pay 70 more attention TO sDv nsvspsper
6ghteF. Yosrs tFaly.
ToN o poxxEIE-
Chsmpion q Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
Washington WINS
06su1ss % 81 ~ sssk's k~ssza-6 6>sss~
xs~ Nsx4. Indianapolis e.a y s>a~
lss.s1 - ~i4z-rs -ss~-z1s2s
81 E1e ssss<<2 LssSss~-

Ths games II a. th< ls@suez Yesterday
esrs s1zs inEsEessLaz. s1E ths rssais~ On
1hs ls4< a. sessaal<s hzFs nof been cnsn<sc-
,ea.s dls<r1esili sroe<sainzs sss rspaFEsa
n lhs kmeriezn ASSOCIATION ksns - cin~
sinn21- saeh seeafTsna.s are very rare n
ssthsr ths Axlonsl 81 Txi<st~ls Ls~sl~a
sad ara 1isxEsss - ne pzel~>saoa wEs<-
ss<f lhsy oscar Il . - - hspsd 3 ssii
sss occur s<<ia s1nnz E1s snElEs ssss o>-i
E4ssn sBy~hers. Following sad faii re-
DoFTs al tbs games snd ne present stand
q. - 1scsissd se Ia fzLxsB&A hkz<-s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
rsai...soll.. q. rhn.a.lpAi.. =

t<1A <<sst "a fsNseesssts-Ns.
fzDrAsAPoLIs. Jaly IA high wind pre-
vzilsd darng the early part Of tocAy's
game. carrying the ball in AL directions.
but generally into asldsr's hands. In the
afth Sanders fambled Hsalsy's groundsr.
ssrry's sacrifice advanced him base and be
scored on sanders mnH Of Clements assist
In tia ssvsnth Hsalsy. Sssry and Denny
made singlss and Hsaley wzS forced home
ON Bsssstt's base on balls In the Eighth.
Wood and Andrews scored on Sanders two
b<xsrr. Ia the ninth. ss<ry's three-bsss hit
sad Hinss single scored Seery. Hsslsy
pstehss . strong game. The score Is As
foIloss
shlisdeiph is---...-..0 0 @ % 7 o. 2
esse hlts-fndianspolis. ~; Fhilsshsi phis, z
EFfofsp- lnsiisntpoiis u Fhilasie phlA 2
8sttoricx- -hssley. Lsey. Casey Clements
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

wsszrssTos, July The COMMITTEES az
pointed ~ TIE Nstionsi Association q
Dswo>rssic Csb. rscsntlv keid 10 Bslti-
naors. es3ed or the President tossy snd
nesi6sd kin - tb< srsfon ~ ne sssocistior
TIE Prsss3sIt thsnked them FOR tbs ten
Ssref snrunrt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

Th~ "eassnes. ssen's trsEnf On re g 4
" n rad ~fl ooFn nssncs rsEsi1g frsz
Nscsfs~s Psrk toaorreu naoFn7Eg i-svinr
fae Psrk ~ a'e<eeA. ottzes B~e<a e.
ffs Sh.aq eses - 80 sHS srfirins u
Gfsnd kspfas - q n. his tTNin eli
raa sv.yy keadsT mornins.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
aew Thsy stand.
The following shows the standing Of the
TIT STATE Lesxus teams 10 date.


: Consiserabls interest : beng manifested
IN tbis leagne. and The isct THAI ne Sc.
Louis Browns continus 70 hold second
pl.ce. lust ss th- Detroit Chsmpiors DO in
NE National League. mskss Is stir more
Interesting - rsich the results The
sssndiag up 70 ths close of tbs week is a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
Saturday Night Sales.

We are snxio1s that ths people sbon ID
thorosshly nBssrstsnd that every sstur-
esy night o8s sos of our sfs-s % almost
vkoilv eivsn uD % The spirit 81 sacrifice
On long tables pIsce5 n Dositig1 for ths
parpose vii - forin5 unpsrsllelcs bsrgsins
rem svsry Department
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

FrTTssy ~. Taiy The Linden HI srd
Eron 0ons.ny - Hszei~ood so<isT rith-
sruw thsfr .osse~ - - 49, esnt rsslseuou
- ssw-s snd strnsi ths scsle 81 - k~sl-
xsusfef Assecsseson. Tss ~ smcssys
shao& ss< w~n
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
A RAILROAD WRECK.
The Grand Trank Runs Into the Michigan
CeutyaI-Loss $4,000.

CAss0PoLEs. Mich, July IA bad wreck
occurred here this morning. A freight
train on the Grand Trunk ran into the
Michigan Central freight. at the crossing.
vrecxing both trains, dsmolishinS the
Grand Trunk engine, No. y snd strewing
both tracks with broken cars and freight
The damage is estimated at So .000 No
one vas hurt, although the Grand Trunk
engineer wss carried over an ernbs nkmsnt
in bis demolished engine. bat be succeeded
in craving oas alive. AL usfSc was Oh
strueted ID TO noon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
Carpet and DraPery Sale

will open and continue until
the stock valued at $25. 900,
specially set apart for this
Great Sale is all cleared out.
In our last "ad" i'm this col
umn we promised the public
before the sale commenced a
complete list of prices. The
present prevailing prices and
the great reduction which we
have made. Today it is our
pleasure to make this promise
good. We urgently request
our patrons, and in fact the
entire public, for the request
is not limited or prescribed, to
visit our magnificent Carpet
Rooms while this sale is in
progress. Many people, per-
haps, contemplate buying
Carpets or draperies later on,
while on the other hand many
and they are in the majority,
are re ldy to take immediate
advantage of our wonderfully
low prices. We will know no
distinction in purchasers while
this great sale holds the boards
but every one will stand on a
line. The only advantage
possible, and we cannot
remedy that, will be that first
come gets first choice.
In this Unrivalled Carpet
and Drapery Sale will be
found the Best Ingrains, the
Best Tapestry and Body Brus-
sells, the Best Administer, the
Best Moquettes and the Best
Royal Welton Velvets, as we'll
as the lower grades of each
class. We will sell you on
and after Monday. July 8.
Union Ingrains, worth 3oc for
I8c.
Union Ingrains, worth 3sc for
z3c.
Union Ingrains, worth 4oc for
28c.
Union Ingrains, worth 45c for
33c.
Union Ingrains, worth soc for
38c.
2-ply Extra Super Ingrains,
worth CSC for 4oc.
2-ply Extra Super All-Wool
Ingrains, worth 7sc, for sac.
2-ply Extra Superfne Kensing-
ton Ingrains, worth Soc, for
81 LAC.
g. 3-plyIngrain(bes makes) worth
SI.oo for 67 r-7c and II lac.
Tapestry Brussels worth 65c
for 45c.
Tapestry Brussels worth 7sc
for 81 I-7c.
Tapestry Brussels worth oec
for o. lac.
Body Brussels worth Sr.io for
62 lac.
Body Brussels full 5 frame
worth SI.75 for oSc,
Genuine Administers worth
Sr.Ss, for SI.7s.
Administer Moquettes worth
Sr.65 for Sr.7s.
Velvet Carpets worth sr.3o for
SI.oo.
Administer Velvets worth $3.50
for SI.T5.
Royal Milton Veivets worth
s7.25 and Sz.5o for 81 SO and
sI.75.
In regard to Draperies we
find it impossible to give a list
of reductions. but we give our
word, and it is as good as a
United States Government
bond, that the cut prices will
be on a line with the Carpet
reductions. in fscs what we
are pleased to call surprising.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
Ths stsnailnx.


Four games were played yesterday, the
colnmous- Jackson game being postponed
on sccoant Of rain. They we're all close
games. ss viii be seen BY ths following
summary:
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

PIrrssUsS. July 7--Ths visitors won to-
days gains by superior asldins. Kssfs. -
1susl. wNs ths stumbling block % the h0ms
players. bat seven hits being made OF ais
dslivery. Stalsy. While not ala hard. Jared
nach worse thsa Kssis. The home team
earned all their runs. While the visitors
canned bat two. The aeldieg Of Richard
son and smith was one Of ths features Of
shs game. Attendance :. so. Following Is
ths score:
Pisfsburz - 0000 400 o. 4
New fofk-.....-......-8 D a. o
base BIZ Ns~ York. ~ eitizDurS,I
krsofs-New York, Pipsburx, A
bsflefies-slAiey. Carroll. kesle, Ewing
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

t<-A444Nt - 80 tAA-~44e e4A4sA
CHEeAeo. July Ton ons hit. base On
balls. good base running .aa . fambls -
Bo.Eon ass abort stop Ray, chic2sos saAds
fDar rnns IA hfsf inning IN sodzgs game.
They only mads TIRES scattering hlss there
sftsr. Boston eoaltiat DO sagthlnk sith
krsck's dslissry until arm when they
sized 40 hls oorvsz Tor total Of six bases
bsfors snYons sas cut Two outs followed
and . fumbls snd = home ran sent vlsitors
shssa- Two Stages and a passed bal gave
them 100 more runA Tia score 70 - iol-
IosE
Chiesss ...-4 % 88e o. 4
Bosoll.- - o. . o 0 H.
Aazc 1its-E hlr4zo. A e1etol, 10
krlorf~C ~CliiEaso. J. sostan. 4
baEteries--ks1ek. DAILY. sosdsrs. o R0uFxs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
MACKINAW CITY.

At Cincinnati connection il made with
all roads from the South, Southeast and
Southwest. and at Richmond, Lynn, Win
chester, RidgevilIe, Portland, Decatur, Fort
Wayne. LaOtto. Avilla. KendaIlvilIe. Indi-
ana. and Sturgis, Wasepi, Nicksburg, Kala-
mazoo. Monteith. Grand Rapids. Howard
City, Big Rapids and Reed City, Michigan,
with the different lines of roads crossing at
these points, affording visitors from every
part of the country unusual facilities for
reaching these delightful places. Informa-
ton cheerfulIy furnished upon addressing
any one of the undersigned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

suited E toAloW6
Tows.;;---------.----.-----Ss SSos oses Sis
Bass nits-Tower II: Strahan. ,
krrors-Tower. 9. Strahan. -
Batteries-Laswon and Lewis; Dygrt and
Brock
struck out-By Lawson. 10. by Bygart, g.
C1pire-Ar. Brock Attendance about 30.
The Elks OF Detroit and Mt. Clemens win
lock antlsrs on the base ball field at the lat
ter place next Friday. The best people on
earth" arc making great preparations for
the occasion, and are not overlooking the
eOnviyisi aud medical features. James II.
kellev will carry water for the two mines
John r. Stirling will borrow an auction
ssr's voice and kick for the visitors.
Billy Beck. who has caught for Toledo 50
far this season, and Cyclone Miller q
pitcher. have been released. Beck is fine
amateur, bat uncertain as . professional.
Miller has been the most successful pitcher
IN the club lately, and IL Is not known why
be was released.
Umpire Gaffnsy is 80 seriously disabled
that be will In all probability take q rest for
a few weeks. His right leg Was injured in
Philadslphia, and il has grown worse on the
Western trip
Reisinger, late catcher Of the Memphis
southern League Club. nas been signed and
reports At Mansfield tomorrow. where the
kazoos play two games.
In the morning game at Louisville Billy
Shindle made q run. q single and double,
eight pRtouts. one assist and no errors.
The North Adams. Mich. Club beat the
Noscovs q to on July 4. Wilcox, the
North Adams pitcher. struck out q.
Kiusmsn's throwing is very bad. He had
ten wild throws Ia the last Pnilsdslp phia
game.
Jack Boyle. the Browns young catcher.
has been laid OF on account Of poor work.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

Dsrsofr. July 7.-ras siuggers couldn't
touch ODay aud shs Senators got just
enough hits soEsthsr Ia combination With
Dstroits srrors 70 win the game ia presence
of !. 80 tisguslsd people. The score:
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
Bass Hits.
0..-- N-.r~r u.->

Games Nearer Home.
Tae game between the Towers and the
5trahan's at Ramona Park yesterday re-
suited zs follows
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-07
LOCAL SUMMARY.

You will always find No. gro
ceries at L. S. Winters, the popular
Court street Grocer. I'm DIV
House for sale on the Install
ment plan. Payments only lOc
each. At the opera house corner.
Call and see. If.
-For,holiday candies, nuts, cigars,
notions, etc, goand see what Speight
e. Souder, Court street, offer you.
Prices low. l m DIV
The ladies of the NJ. F.. church
will give "pink tea" on Wednes-
day evening, December 18th. Ad-
mission 25 cents.
"A couple of heads of December
cabbage growing on one stock are
exhibited at Moores and Manning's.
Cabbage in December
Follow the crowd and you will
turn up at Squire Farrar's, where
groceries are pure and cheap. Join
the procession, If.
William Joseph, for beingdrunk
and carrying a concealed weapon,
yesterday received advice from Re
corder Strickler which relieved his
purse of SIS and costs.
The county commissioners yes
terday appropriated $40 for the relief
of the family of Victor La Chapelle,
of st. Louis. Typhoid fever has
prevented him from laboring for a
long time and the family need assist
ance.
st. John asks the question, care
you for the saloon or the home?"
The answer given is, 'you bet your
life." But when you are asked
where you can get the best goods
and price on tea, coffee, groceries,
ETC., the answer is, at Squire Far
rar's. If.
Catch the shadow ere the sub
stance fades, is good advice, and
especially is the truth of this demon
strated when you speak of the
frequency with which one dear
friend or another is hurried away.
You'll regret too late that you did not
have your friend or relative visit
Sperry the Artist and have per-
feet likeness taken. Heed the
moral-go now before it is forever
too late. tt.
Watch the footprints on the side
walk. Where do they go? Up and
down Commercial street until they
come to the new bank block.
Then they go up stairs. They go to
Cherrington's-The artist. If you
are looking for something nice for
the holidays, go and see him. His
work is the finest. Time is tleeting
snd Christmas is near. Be sure
and give him time to finish your
work up nicely.