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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Unites States Attorney Goodwin wss 10
the Upper Peninsulsr nearly sD dsy last
week. IN Bezsemsf be looked after The
cases Of the United States ". John LyDch.
Q wholesale lie nor desler ybe va selling
without paying Government tar, sno Cbss.
Bon. who vas charged With whoi~-slrk
oieomsrgsriBs without frsf fstiing .
lfcsnss Botb were bsld FOR fr1si. In
ksrqusfte ksgioric Gsutbisr pes btic Ter
frisl in the Unitss States Court for sealing
from Government lands.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Az TIE SIS Psntwstsr train vss soouf u
TsH Ont ~ ths Uniob Dspot yesterday
sflsrnocn n A. Fornby stsrpe5 0nto The
tssh for Bonsnt not knsvine that bis
fsyorl~ terrier yss following hin. Wien
hs ssft fbe train BIS dog ioss SIGHT ~ i1im.
sns n sssyehine fsr kfs rnsstss psszs uo-
S1sr the esrs iast - fbsv rsrtsd and wss
cut n t~o y ne passing vhsels
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
team ~ Toledo. aud that Ehs nsw grounds
viii be - fine as money can make thesn.

team ~ Toledo. and thai the nsw grounds
vii Be - tine as money can make tfesn.
A dispatch 20 the Detroit frss ffe< says
Canton is trying 70 SET fschlny bse / again
70 pay third base.
Canton explains the reiesse Of fechiny
by sssinE 100 many men we're being oat-
rlea. and expenses IaQst be cat down. de
already hss two oteu 10 pitch fSf Irl-
state olubs. and 10 considering the propose.
uoDk.
ffe< Press; Arthur whitney repaid the
kindDess Of the Detroit club in trying TO
extrlosts him fron his trouble With Pigis-
burg by tying up ssHo Of the clubs money
~ Boston IN . sun for salary against the
club. He refused &c sign st the tsrms
offered by Pittseurg. and now wants De
Irols 10 pay him for the time he lay idle.
Ii IL asserted thar il is simply q plan 20
bring the reserve rule into court lts g
tw0-sdeeo sword"
The brskemsn are not resting easily IN
der their defeat By the mschinists. ana
have sent another challenge which has
been scoept ted and the game viii take
place June 80 AZ the Junction grounds.
The brskemen are taking bets that they
win the forthcoming game.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

The Kent County Lodfs ]. o. @. T. viii
meet in the Valley CITY Iodg. Room
Wednesday forenoon al I0.s9. Delegates
will be present frem every lodge in ths
county. ia The evening . public nesting
viii bs held in the Second street n X.
church. addresses By Rev. bTrsgns and
Rev X. y. Topper Rscitstions by Geo. n.
Ritchie. Mrs. ~. Shermsn snd Mrs. Tvs
Gray. Ezssy By Mics Anns Kinney. knssc
by the Prohibition oiss Club and q oRsr-
tstie from the Nslley City Lodge.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

He Thinks Dspew Tried ~ stampede the
Convention for Bsrrtson.

Convention for Bsrrtson.
DETRoTr, June Z3.--Gensrsl Alger's wire
ssilI keeps him posted ui.h events as they
occur At Chicago. and no one right on the
ground can learn more regarding them. BE
got the result Of each ballot ss IL clossd.
and the NEST hardened politician could not
have received the news with less sbow of
feeling. last night the sctioB OF Dep~v il
announcing h5s withdrawal from the con-
test caused the General 10 pricx up bis ears.
for much dep~ndei ca the eject produced.
When The word came that an s3lourn nest
hsd besn secured TIE General expressed bis
satisfaction. He beiisved thai Depe~s q IN
wss 70 stampe3e t1s convention for Hsrri-
non. and accspte1 fbs vote sgsinst 90 s3-
ionrnusent ss The messure Of TIE Hoosisr's
sf~a~Sfh
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
Tri-stats Games.

The positions in the Tri-State league are
unchanged from last week, Lima still re-
naming at the bead and poor little Jack
son at the foot. Kalamazoo won another
game Yesterday from Toledo by hard knock
ing. and is crawling up in the schedule,
which We cannot give correctly until to-
morrow. Following is the summary Of the
games played yesterday:
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

ksssEs Hoshsr xnd Brock soeoee5ed IN
psrfsctinz arrangements With the Detrsits
snd Essmszoo ss.@ hsB teams - play an
sxkib5tisn wsrse of ball At Rennsns B.s-
Bal Psk ca Jsly s Lins. Jsekson ssd
otbsr profsssioasi einss -la - sesn a. The
pax darinz he sssso8.
Ire Tor4 Bsss B.a csss VII psy Ale
gar 81 AIegsn yalg q
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Jack wsnnop. ths Esfsh chsnpioa
wrestler and psgflsst sr.i~ed in Grand
Rapids lsst evening. and = opsa - bsx say
MAJ IN the STATE sr rour6s for pofnt. o.
% fn;sh. fsr from s2oo - $500 sis
Iirs Eel preferrs5. ss1 ~ii3 ~e-t Fell ard
his osckerz. o. snv ere who uisnss - &c
csyt ~ sny sppotns>d xizae.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

A hill boy vbo is just recovering from
bed cs-s 81 nump< sn5 bss ng got fise
bendsgs or his nsck yss went IL swimming
one day ls~i ~esk. sn8 when bt wat
so,,idsd ~ his mOiksr bs repiist that Il di5
rot h1rf hirr suT. rsrxHss ht DID nor kes
the rag o. Ms recf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

PstroIwsn Shields vss called 10 eusie
Kspss place on south wsterioo-st lss,
night - qusi q disturbances. and IN the
fxbi be rscstv.d . bsd blow on the side Of
fbs head with stone tnr0vn ~ one II the
visitors IN the hons<. ks tlst q one tnrcver
eoBio not BE identified DC arrests were
<rs4s
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
HoNE nuns.

The Clippers. Harry Wells captain. were
defeated by the Tennis Club, Eddie Avery
captain. yesterday forenoon on the Fulton.
q. grounds by tae following sore.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

gsa nlen declared that fhe Roainee woaid
ssther ks BlsiDs or Ag<F. shd lnoieskieDs
showed that they wosllc es gate well salts
ned II thsir owD Iasn sot sseeDd piscs 81
the ticket With Blaine ~ he head
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Es5tons FER 6 per rsrS 81 widEhs snd
ss1ors ~s-th - % Isc per vsr3.
Nezxrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Waite Goods. sstsenz Laws 0atins
f7oths sd IA S1xzssr s78 vssh goods
seslinz chesp. Nsssxs
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
FoUL TIPS

G~s. n KGebsm says BE VII srsrs no
sass O. sxr~as> ss lseste 3 crsck sss< b.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24


CHICAGO. June 23.-As soon ~ tbs con-
ysnaon vas decsatly in order this aftsr-
aoon d.legsts Crkinx. Of Maryland. moved
an sdiournment and vas seconded by the
Kansas and Iowa delegations. The Chair
man vas not inclined 20 put the question
ca r,ga pacs vote. aud ordered roll call,
saich wss speedily made. With the append
al resnIk and a. ~ the convention all
lourusd anal n clock Monday. The vote
on sdiournment Aisbsms aye IS. nay 4.
Arosns~s. ave IA Ca.iiornis. sys 16 Colo
rado. are 8 Connecticak aye nay
5 Delaware. ave nay 4.
Florida ave ; Georgia. ave - na7 4. ilIi-
nois psssps. Indisns. nay SO, Iowa. aye -
Kansas. are t<. keutdcky. aye q nav Is.
six not voting. Lo1lssns. aye Is. Maine.
sye n Mary and. ave 1, nay 1. MassacaG-
.stfs. sye Ia nay - MichigsD. nsv-e6
Minnssosa, nav "a N ssissippi, ave ~ nay
; Nisscori. aye -. nav i3 Nebraska. sys
II. Nevada. avs 8 New Hsmpshirs. ave l.
nav = Nsw Jersey ave IL. New York. nay
- North Carolina sye II. ns7 ~, Ohio.
sve 81 nsY :. Oregon. nav s, fsunsy ivsnis.
sys s.. nay ;; Rhode Isisnd, sse s. nay :
south Csr0lina. ave -, fsunessee, age II.
nav a Texas. ave ~ Vermont.
nay 3 Virginia sve ~, nay II
W--t Virginia sye l. nav =
Wisconsin. ar. a nav IL Arizona, aye 2
paxots nav 30. District u Colnnbis, are
= ldsho. nay 2 Montana are Nsx Mex
ico. nay Ctah are Washington Terri
tory. aye 2 ssy a wyoming asy 2 illi-
nois ave 81 nsv e Aves ~ nsvs k52
An ntnsss friend of Slephen b. kikins,
.ai7. iu,rneiisteiv after the copvention al
curnei until Monday. that Eikins bsd
ss~erte,l thst she sdiournment wss tskso -
xive tne Ailisou Supporters fhs same chance
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Ts srs seIinz rnost sll ~ orr St-sv
Hsss fr m>E sBa soTs ehgics twenty -brs
ceza NsnsNa
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

We hevs me- iins 81 cpsiiie> sf ssfft
and tsres- -an~rsers cent? p>r ysre
nsnsss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Baalss IS. sosas sc. ~oxsA y 70 sac
koxxG
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
The Illinois Delegation Loudly
Cursing Ingsrsoll
For the Speech That Killed
Gresham,
And VIII Now Vote Lincoln
or Cullom.
The 6aliotIng o. Tsstsrday-Ne~ fofs
Cbssrsd and Ftisssd whsa II
Voted tor fsarrison-sic-
<lnief the Dark
Fforse

CosvxsTIos Hall. CHrAso. June D.
Tks eonxsntion wss called - order Al l0os.
but il sas not until twenty minutes ater.
whsn the pfoessdinss ~sFs formerly
opened. Chairman Este~'s calling upon
ssnstof Miller. Of New YORK. 20 preside
over its deiiberztIous and Bishop tsiloss.
OF CAicazo. delivered tas invocation.
Lewis OF Kentucky. arose 70 a question
Of priviiexsL tie aaa been announced as
voting on the third ballot Yesterday for
Alser, when A. a matter of tact ne lad voted
FOR Gresham. The chair said thAt the cor
fsction would % nses- The convention
then proceeded 70 ballot. When
Connectleut as reached one vote vas
east for 2r Mckinley. Of Ohio. As soon
a tais announcemenE vas made. Nc
kcKiaiey arOse ia bis seat. aud amid q
most i'm pressive silence proceeded 70 make
= sratsment- Ne Vas greeted With storm
OF Applause. Mckinney said he coGld NOT
siEh Justice - bis personal tigsity. and 70
Sherman permit his name 10 be used IN
csnnecflon with the PresIdsncy. he said
be vas here ss a representative VI sherman,
aud ander lnsfructioDs from his State TO
oss every poss.ols endsav0r 70 secure Shsr-
a.a's nomination. Ackinly spoxe earn
sstly and With emphasis. and sas evidently
sincere. and the Convention. Al The eonclu-
s0n Of his llttss speech. generously ap-
plaudsd- The ballot then proceeded with
out further Incident. unfil Illinois WAS
reached. when q krsat Of three votes from
Gresham 10 Hxrison created q sensation,
aud wNs received with a mingled de-
naonstrsfion Of hlsses AID applause When
New York was reached The gallery
che~rsd aad bissed. Aftsr the vote OF the
So. - 81. -..r. ra~r.r.<l vta1nr HAITIAN 50
votes sns II The delegates demanded = poll
Of ths dciegztlon- Tie pCil showed no
ehsoke 10 votes as The bailot proceeded. as
IA shown- In addition To the expected gain
for Harrison there was . very decided
rrowth In the Alcer vote. which comes
chisiiy from the south The Psnnsylvanis
vote stili sticks by sherman. ne getting
afy-thrse out of the sixty votes from that
Stste. This Is part of The Quay programme
70 5esf Hsrrisol. Wisc0uslns vote swings
70 Harrison-
Bsllot resulted a follows
Algsr 1856 Allison. -; Gresham. %, Hsr-
rl>on. 2i7. sherman. - Bisins. -. Nc
kiniey. II Lincoln. 1. Douglas. |; FORAKER, l..
Fifth baliot--rhs convention then pro-
cs.,asd TO another ballot The result of the
ballot vas "a follo~S Shermsn 22t. HsSri-
son 2iS. Gresham 81. Bisine -, Mckinley
IA Allison -. Alger lt2
Aner the sscoad ballot had been taken,
Governor Foraker. OF Ohio. moved a recess .
until q o'clock this afternoon. and thc mo-
ton vas seconded by Duftisld. Of Virginia.
On behalf OF New Jersey. senator SeNell
demanded roll call, which wss immedi-
atsly proceeded with. When Missouri vss
rssched IN the call Of states u vas so evi-
dent thar The motion would carry that
Mr. Sessii Withdrew ths demand for call.
snd the convention adjourned until 4 2. IN.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
Boston 8; Washington 3.

SstASsNNs ztNtsx,s-ssSsNN-
BosToS. June 23.-Boston batted Whit
ney hard today and won an easy game
from Washington. The fielding was good
in the main. especially that of the visitors
in the seventh inning. when the Bostors
made three hits and yet could not score,
being a special feature. Wise, Nash, Schock.
Meyers and Nilmot did some great work.
The spectators loudly applsuded the fine
stops by Wise and Nash. In the third in
ming Washington punched double and
two singles and scored an earned run and
in the eighth q double by Quinn. a mufi
by Kelly and q single by Wilmot gave them
two more runs. Boston did not exert
themselves in the last four innings. The
heat was most oppressive. Attendance.
about $500. Following is the score:
Boston. 2 2 o.
Washington -....-....----o 0 0 0 o.
Base Hits-Boston y; Washington. 5.
Errors-Boston s. Washington. L.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tate. Whitney, Mach.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

The Standing.

Hits-Detroit, IL; indianapolis 1.
Errons-DetroiL Z. Indianapolis, T.
Baiteries-C0nway, Bennett. Shreve, Buckley.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

txsASsNt NtNsSsls-xtNsAs.
PHILADELPHIA. June 23.-The Phillies
gracefully dropped today's game to the
Giants through comprehensive errors by
hard all through, and it was only by the
most brilliant fielding by his associates that
he was not moro severely punished. Out
side of the second inning Casey pitched q
strong and steady game. Richardson's s
second base play was exceptionally good.
Following is the sc ore:
Philadelphia..........01 o 1 o 2 p 6
New lOrk-...-......-0 % 0 0 -
Base hits-Phisdelphia, -; New York g.
Errors-Phiiadelphia, 1: New York I.
Batteries-CaSey Mcclure; keefe Ewing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

,xsNSsNNs HsNtSNN~.NssA
DErRoIRs. June 23.-The wolverines es gave
the Hoosiers a final slaughter in todsy's
game making the fourth straight defeat
Sbreve was again pounded numerically
while the only hit was scored off Conway
and that q double. About one thousand
people saw the game. The score is as
follows
Detroit ..-..............-0 2 2 2 III
Indfansnolts o O q 2 q g. Z
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Pe.ri Ratssss extra vslue-. S - 80 psr
d&nsn II R1s
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
The Alger peopIs did great mission.ry

work among the colored delegates at the
Palmer House after the morning session.
The gentlemen from the South were treated
at the Alger headquarters TO the finest
brands Of cigars and liquors. and the Har-
rison people charged that fresh Alger
BARI was being tapped. II was evident.
however thas every colored delegate who
emerged from the private quarters OF the
ing. p1ffinE at Cuhan torches that cost no
less than so hundred at the cigar stand
down stairs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

are just the same as they were. I think be
is stronger than Allison, Gresham or De-
pew. I think there is good chance of
nominating him. but what percentage
chance do not venture to perdict No one
who has q reputation as prophet will care
to risk 1t by predictions at this time. may
tell you, however, that il is the intention Of
the Michigan men TO stick 10 their candi-
date; even If his vote should decrease, the
circumstance will not discourage bis friends.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
Detroit. IL; indianapolis, 5.

Base Hits-Boston y; Washington. 5.
Errors-Boston S. Washington. II.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Tate. Whitney, Mach.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Afser he ConvestioB adjourned 81
ofrissk csurus<s ~e-r hel6 IN tie Pacific
asssI hy TIE limos To~s snd Iadisas
sse exs,ions snd a. this vritiuz TIER 6elis-
srsrions are ss1l{ proe~eiinz. Whist tie
decisions srrrves 81 ~if oe the sfernooa
SESSION nasy Sevefoy. Ths Ailiscn rs1
claimed saaf ss soun e. the Conversion
ret sesn taev ~ould ge4 considerable
strength srors Sheruse nnes Mo sd ns~
-srss - s@s tasf - nezninsf7on of fhsir
ssa psvticnisr ssveise = ne~ sn iHapcs<i-
hsfrr and fbst A5ltscn 5es savs cee1
sriaSou sr8an6 tse nooel seess<1 e - fast
- ine~ixshle selatsc1 - tAe q escolfy wss
3 Sfne. while fsw rsei1ssiaec thsr Nc
kfnleg ~o0ld he the noasinee. The Msehi-
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FIRE.-NOTwich Union, Cash assets amount
ing to nearly SIp.pOO.Cp0.
ACCIpENT.-SCw England Mutual of BOs-
ton. Mass. Issues policies in amounts from
81 600 to S. q with $500 TO S25 90 weekly
indemnity. Only four payments per year, am
pie scservc fund. absolute contract for definite
%auInunt. claiins promptly adjusted. sud paid
Mt sight. Annual cUat 5,O0O-dOIlRr policy
only sig 90
Certificate fec Of IS 90 covers every cxpcnFe
for three months from issuance of policy.
Write for~ciFcular and application. tn
YESTERDAY HAL.DEMAN.
Office No. 9lg F. st. n. w.
Jan. 81. I9SS-y. Washington, II. C.