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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
REVIEW OF TRADE.
Reports of X. G. Dun a Cs.-Busisess I'm
Good Ceaditios.


NEw YokK. Septs-rhe weekly trade re-
view Of T. G. Dun & Co. says that the wool
and iron industries respond At last to the
stimulus offered by good crop prospects
Increased demand for wool 10 shown in
higher prices for all grades. The de-
mand for cotton goods is at pres
eat comparatively light and irregu-
lar. In iron trade Is also improV.
ing and the demand is felt in all directions
excepting in the market for steel rails. Pig
iroa is frmer here. Speculative markets
are higher. wheat nearly one cent with
sales OF "a 10000 bushels. and corn about
one cent in spite of excellent reports as 10
probable yield. Cotton has risen nearly
half a cent The coffee market is half q
cent higher with q better demand. Oil is
three-Qusrters of . cent stronger. and
foreign hides nslf cent higher. Sugar
has advanced a sixteenth and lard nearly
half = cent, though other pork pro-
ducts are steady aud hogs 10 cents lower.
The stock m arket shared the upward ten
deEcy, showing the advance OF about half q
dollar per share since . week ago. The gross
earnings OF the railroads continue encourag-
Ing. Wars OF RI tes do not cease and the de-
morelizatin is su CD that the trunk line pool
and Ceutral Trafhc Assertion have practi-
cally ceased operations. The exports from
New York have fallen of largely the past
week. The treasury has taken in during
the past week 81 O00. 900 more than it has
paid out, but payments for $6. 600 600 bonds
purchased have not yet been reported. The
business failures number 234, as compared
with 2o4 last year.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
counTsaFursss CAPTURED


r1s&s4 - Ia - <E1 ssAAss A@A
EDsAxDssILLx IA. sspk s-A ssAs&tasa
k@s sssz essstsa ksFs ~ tEs sEresg q
eo2siaAIi0n Of eo4slsEfsitsns vso hsts
bssn successfully p.ssisx - q resPsctseis
lzaily. AesaE al weeks sss tsis fazily
eszs nsFs frosa kiamsviek Mo- asa
gave tks nsms o. Russell There ~sEs
tkrs~ 1ssxhtefs. too SEAS szc Mrs.. kusseil.
A couple u weeks lstsf Has Dszes
B0splIss arrived sRd tssK up he abode
via tie hasseil a aliiy de sss alssss q
fsa days afterwards. aed Il vAs supposed
tnxi lie aad LeFt he tosn. lssEsrsaf
nOFaiag tae people Ia the neikRDoFsOod
.srs aroused ~ ths nose OF breaking
gass snc discovered the nsn besphng
0rs.xins tkrougn . vindos of tAs Russell
house. Reaching tse ground ne started 10
run and was pursued ana captured sy tne
two msa. They we're proceeding 10 erag
him back vnen nels a eofs intsrfsrrod.
B0sDlIns then sxia that The Russslls were
counterfsitsFs aud that hs had worked With
tEsm BAT bad quarrelsa sRd he intended 10
leave Before he could leave they made
him prisoner snd Kept him confined In the
house . moatn.
Ofheers searched the house snd found
. complete eOunterielting outHL There
we're m0aids. photograph camera, dies
metals. aud bucketful of s. gold places
and . buckstiul of s. pieces ia progress Of
msaufzcture. Boepling said that g0id
pieces were their speciality. Counterfeit
plates were also captured but these were
OBJ aimed from other hands. The women
were arrested and tho men will DC II the
shsrif eau find them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
sRce GsTs = POINTER"


fsrasE AeSa.tss.Ao< - ohts-
NEs f0ks. Sspi- s-1ne asrk secret u
oaL Brcs intenas - carry 0Alo foF clsss-
l.nd lesky correspondent save tAs
sehems away in is1ssr - brlosl ihe d.
pliczte of xhick hs seal - she Republican
hesaquarters sxvsFal dsys age brlos
srsas 70 large number Of Rsa through
oug ths Ststs. among Others 80 James n
hssheF. = prouGlnsst aItoTees m Ciete-
lsB0 a. folioss
H. Jassss 4 keaAe-ks DsAE siE
wisE you wsNis. 81 y0ur esrtest coBsea-
iSnce, write seor opinion ss 20 TIE outlook
"a Onlo-whaG elements are Win us EaAs
yssT that were not ~ltn ns i4stsnd sesf 20
oal issues. Il any viii have any lnnnenos 10
toe csmpsiga. ksnf ei eur ffienss are
urging NE 70 he seiief that ne have q good
nghting chance 10 carry OhIo. and # tAsir
opinions are vel grounded, ws ought 70 40
into tse nght and ~ln. VIII yoa slss
kindly indicate the name OF so8e active.
olsCrseI Democrat IN each township IN
your county with whom We can CORE
spopcg ksuher, when IN New York should
be glad 10 see you st headquarters where
We may have the bsneft OF your sugges-
tons and advice Very Respectfully,
CALvTs 3 BKIck. Chairman
The trouble with the correspondent Was
that since Brics lssl knew hlm lie had
Hoped" and is now shouting for Ham
SON and Morton. Assher replied. giving
the desired infOF nation. and al the same
time sent copies of beth letters 10 Quay.
The reply was as follows
"Caluia g. Brioe--DEAE HIK: Referring
to your favor OF tie 5lsL i must
say that the outlook in Ohio 10 high-
ly f4ttering for y Repuslicsn majority
of any where from 25 90 TO 40 600. This
is conceded in your city by men competent
10 judge. The few Prohibitanists ia
the state are With you this year, as
always, bat the defections in the
ranks of wage earners growing out OF the
free trade insanity you aave adopted. will
lose the party thousands OF votes in OHIO.
Cleveland's unwarrantsd pension yetoes
and The bad break Of the local organ ofIhls
city in styling the soldiers OF the late war
stupid and bigoted" have made the ex-
soldier element almost soiidly Republican.
In regard TO your carrying Ohio, or having
even q fighting chance here the friends
who so advised you know nothing oi
the situation. Indeed. it now looks as
il you would not carry single North
ern State The sending Of Thurman into
Michigan will, In NV opinion, cost you
many votes. and Mckinley's tariff speech
will do the same thing. The s.upid blund'
ers of the campaign bv the Dem ocrsuc
leaders. Clevelsnd's cowardice ia writing
his letter of scce ptsnce. and everything else
are against the success of your party IN
the Fail. The masses do not want free
trade, and will 80 vote in November. A.
for myself am free TO admit my vote vii
be cast for Harrison and Morton and the
protection of the interests of the men oi
toll. and many Democrats Of fprominence in
this city and State are with US. Respect
fully yours, JAMES X. AEAHER-"
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
FOR The COMING WEEK.
when, Where aud by whom Addresses
wfD BE Made.

when, where aud by whom Addresses
wfD BE Made.
The following are the Republican ap-
poin tments for this week.
Tuesday evening James A. Coye, J. W.
Holcomb and w. r. Adams will speak in
the Good Templars' ball in Algoms.
In the evening. in this city. a West Side
Republican club will be organized In the
srIsory on North Front.st.. +. A. MAY
nard and W. A. Tatenm will be the
speakers.
Wednesday evening W. T. Adams and
". A. Tateum will address q meeting in
Belmont
M. L. Dunnam and & Wesselius will be
the speakers ct . meeting given by the
Henry Street Republican Club in Weed
mans Hall.
Thursday evening there will be big Re-
publican rally IN Hariman's Hall. Hon.
J. W. Thurston, of Omaha. Nee. temporary
chairman Of the National convention in
Chicago, will address the meeting. Music
will be furnished 5y the r. g. band.
Friday evening J. r. Mcbride sDd 3.
WessellUs will be the speakers a. . meet
ing neid in Grsttsn Centre.
Saturday afternoon there will be o pic
Mo and pole raising 81 DuttoD. Aaron
Clsrt sud Hon. ;. A. Earle will do the
speaking. Exercises commence 81 o clock.
In Ada there viii be pole raising a. :
.. m. ard ". T. Adams snd Fred A. Nay
Dard viii speak N the evening
J. r. Mcbride and 6. Wesselius vii spesf
ia CsDpoBsuufg in the evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
HANSON EXPELLED.
The Traverse City Preacher Found Guilty
nv thu Confsreucs

The Traverse Cit y Preacher Found Guilty
by the Conference.
ST. JOSEPH, Mich, Sept. Sat the open
ing of the Michigan Methodist Conferences
this morning DR.. Reid, who had presided
over the deliberations Of the court of fifteen
members, to whom had been intrusted the
investigation of the charges against Rev.
Mr.. Hanson, OF Traversy City. reported
that the court had found tse accused guilty
OF lying. sowing dissension and of gross
immortality. The conference thereupon
expelled Mr.. Hanson from the church.
Considerable routine work was done by
the conference during today's session, and
addresses were made in behalf of bible dis
tribution. the Cincinnati book concern.
Freedman's aid, and = conference of the
Young Peoples Alliance was organized.
J. W. Hollenbsck. President; Z. L..
Thompson. Secretary. J. V. Hickmott. the
pastor here. presented fraternal greetings as
delegates from the Congregational State
Association.
Ordinations and memorial services will
be held tomorrow and the local pulpits
filed by members of the conference. A
spirited debate is expected over the tenn
perance resolutions when they shall be
brought into the conference.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
IL 10 Now President Fletcher ssd sscrs
tarv slain

IL 10 Now Preside.t Fletcher ssd sscre-
tsry stein
The meeting organized by elsotinf James
Blair Cbsirmss,snd @. r. Allen was elected
Secretary. These officers were forths. meeting
only. Charles T. kellogg is out OF the CITY.
and has not qualified ss a trustee IN the
Seventh ward. 90 Herman Vedders appeared
and took bis seat. but was ruled out, ~ an
appointed member holds the once osly
until election. The first ballot for Presi-
dent gave y. A. Fletcher nine votes und
J. B. Grswold six Mr.. Fletcher was de-
clared elected aad took the chair at once.
ter Secretary the firt ballot gave 8.
Sullivan ak. Z. II. Stein seven. II. II.
DIury one, and Blank one.
The second ballot gave Stein eight. sulli-
van five, Blank one. and Drury one Mr..
Stein was declared elected.
The Board then adjourned 10 mest psIt
Monday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

Csstss sas ChssSlsX Pests VII kHssf-
t-ls fks..s Nks Arrlss Esass.


fhs lsSsl eon.EiEtes fas transportation
fer tls =. A. K resnisn Al Coiambas 10
mnssdsf ". l.. frosi sns ". A. 0svets.
fhs COMMITTEES have MADE arrangements -
FnR sI.sCisl iEsins ever tAe & 4 ". n rose
today 50 brlEE % this city al who arr 30 60
fres slons the lines Of the G W N Tts
has seen pr0slaso iaf people me ~lsE - 80
about TIE tf04oix al coming to thls city
snd staying frols saturday tiii A0Rdsy. Cue
tss snd ChAnsp ~ posts wll sec that those
- DO oeENe Ia today sfe entertained ~ nrst-
c.sss styie. TIE trains viii srr1ts here
seout noon toass sno all bs met ~ com
a tee 0f veterans sac bs delegation from
tas : of Y post IA 81 Grsnd Rapids. sna
escorted 10 the srmoriss oi the posts
kx-dep1rtment c0amsnosr Of Michigan
Ruthsrfsro. oi Hart arrived here isst
night sHd vii starr for Columbus with the
veterans tsmSrr0v-
The elegant ne- nsxs which we're made
for me Custer post vii be pressntso ioSsy
by john Patton, Jr. The flags we're eunE
in the sfloe windows Of tie {. A ". N.
yesterday.
TEE fi4gs are made Of the hex viest silk thai
could be procured and supported by
me STATS surmounted with git eseies- One
OF the Gags 10 Of blue siiE with heavy geld
navy core trimming In the center 10 tss
seal OF Michigan. Around this sea are tns
following words Ia gold letters. Custer
Post No. 5. G. A. h. Department OF kicEi-
gan, Grand ksplds, Mich. This Tag 10 sup
ported by an ebony stan.
The other Gag is the Stars and Stripes
made Of tke finest silk. Both Gage are oxos
ieet in size and were mace by h. A. and
Chas. Armstrong. two soldiers Of Detroit,
who served all through the war ~ prlsstes.
The cost Of the days Is ,i55. about SO less
than they ooulo De procured for IRON any
other makers oi nsgs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

IowpoS, Sept s.-A horribly mutilsted
body Of lswd ronso -a found early
this morniBr IN The yard sttsche6 to .
com mon Lodging ssass in Spitsl Fhsids
The shrost rss cut fren s&r 70 go snd the
hu8y ripped orea, ths sorss asa heart
igiug "a tae Er0apa ssd pSraen of tae
sBty.ils tisa around the neck This q toe
fourth msrder of = sEiir character tbsE
ase seeH CON nigted recently n tbs nsigh-
5orh ocd. A. The victims v.-s w7zss of
shs ise-st character Tie sutsor - ths
strccs Les resss5ns undiscovered snd fss sr-
ci5ernsnt in ths n. uediste vicinity sor3ers
unnu q psar
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
s.rls.- Cl.r ID. n. u. a.

A game vas ADVERTISED te have tai
place yes tsrosy sfternoon al Ramons Ps
between the Saginaw Sno Nestous. ,
westens falling 10 show up when time y
called the game wa riveD 10 ssglnas tc
The Sasinsvs are sbundsptly sbis 20 c.
pete with any team 10 The State outs,of
the Detreit League club. hence it wss
cioed 10 pot enr strsnfssi ioos Bins ara
them. Jhs rIsitSs are pfoiessieEs tsf
every enc of them fsofiving o salary.
they are The price ~ the SaflDsw Val
They are eli be men ard their uniform
hsndsems. The Houssmsu. Donns II
Jones will put their best foot ierwaTc
have secured Nicholson. the crsct pitf
OF the disbsBdsd Kalamazoo clnh a. %
srsinst them The game viii be osilsC
$50 .. m. Following IN the batting o.
wpeToKt ftcTFfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

CoIrEsIs. 5. G. SEPT s-Thursdsv aisht
So~sd "a osnks ard inandssed thouss1ox
~ scrs. q eotfca and cora lsn1s Fer bsn
ssvs Is ess rsinsd hers dsaT. TIE ~et
wsatasr sss prevented n. opesins q "a.
cof7Ae snd as rs<eed sse s,rs > tbs pod.
II = So rsiri7x ard c0tsoa eays-s $50
ussfe rat if raSn sart5-1ss = p<r csnt
Of &c crcr - - sost Last Daaef res
Conrz~e@ ~ss tvsntv sess sco~s ler ~ss.r
sd 1Srz Tee Easr3 sd S.itz6s rf~srr
az siso 50. Ts- dszasze vi r-sea ever
A. &C Co
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

TIE Bosrs Hsf yesterday vits fnI
Bos-s prrssas Pct Httls s8sissss wss
1oos fsst t5sy ~ gvs 70 ths ppbilf ss
tneT go. busv ~its nnskias ~ -. 49,
mates fsr - coxine yea.
Tns 3ec-essrv wss instruete1 - fa~nist
sf - kk- p1lseensen su6 tksir sssries .
tss Cew sos Cee1c3
Pstr5i-naz Hernsrrest sszee fsr issvs
g sbssscs are TnoEss Eo~ek ~a srknt~
- q tro weeks s<srs q sbsezc~
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

Frof. L. ". " ouse Denies the Aiiegsbesf
Against Him and Rev Mr.. Darcy
To tie Editor Of the TELEeRsN-HERtLD.
GEAEp RAPIDS. sept. s.-Plssss spare me
space in your paper to sIplsin myself be-
fore the ppblic. having been accused to-
geiber with Rev. James Darcy. Of collecting
fun6s for the support ef Wilberforoe Uni-
versitv by the agent Of that instutieD rbe
is member Of the A M. 4. conferences Bov
in session in this CITY. viii say tbst vs
are not soliciting funds for rBch purpose
and ] viii DEFY any man 70 say that be hss
given me one penny for the support
Of snr college in sristercs.
would advise the agent Of that institution
to let tbis matter drop - il 10 entirely .
fabrication.
sm soliciting funds 70 establish an IN
dustrisi scbooi ct Detroit having been
appointed agent July 5. 1880. ~ Bishop " :.
r. Csupsell, Of The ColOrsd Evspgelics
Association. The bishops address is e42
Hsmiitou-st. Toledo. and any me who
desires 70 % 80 can verify vbs, ] sss.
Prof l.. = House. D. u. n. ID.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

IrsikEsroLEs. Sept s.-Nsw lork VIC
srsin today IN 3 holly contested gan
owing 10 errors b, the home club Al critic.
moments Nstker Boyle nor Wslch ~
hit very hsre The Deldlnf VA si i'm
very loose on both sides buf general
when q brilliant play Wa needed it was ~
nished. De0bis umpiring dlo not g.
satisfaction, Valentines judgment on esi
and strikes being away oc snc flckinF ~f
ise ercef OF ths CAV. AttendsDos - o
Score
New lorf --..~......-.9 @ o -
Base Hi1-Iodianspoii 4. Nex 1ork q
Ffrors-lnc polis. 4. tFw fork. a
ksttsnes-boy.s ano Myst Nelch snd ~
ply.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
ENTHUSIASM AT IONA.
A Great Mass Meeting Addressed by Fin
erty. Atkinson and Bsiksap.

A Great Mass Meeting Addressed BY Fin
erty. Atkinson and Bsikpsp.
sAsNss,st sslsssss-sS,N1..
IONA Sept. s-A Republican mass
meeting in this city today was attended by
fully five thousand people. Able addresses
were made by Hon. John F. Finerty. Col.
John Atkinson and Capt Charles 4. Bel
kuap. The meeting Was most enthusi-
astic and earnest one. The appearance of
Captain Bslknap on the platform called out
wild applause. and when he arose to speak
the shouts wsre deafening and it was some
time before the audience became su fficisntly
quiet to permit him to speak. After the
meeting crowds of old soldiers and msn
from the shops Who knew him personally
crowded around Captain Belknap and kept
him busy shaking bands for nearly an
hour. The spirit manifested makes IL evil
dent that Captain Belknap will carry the
county by very large majority.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
Fducafiosai Nstss.

A Treasurer will be elected next Monday
night.
I. n. Clark was there as an escort for Trus-
tee Cook.
President Fletcher will announces ais
committees tomorrow evening.
The banks will be asked to bid for the
priveledge Of handling the city money.
Trustee Merrill was the frat new member
10 get on bic feet. and Mr. Housemsn mace
bis maiden speech.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

Srrtsr. Ssc. SspI s.-Dick Scch. .
szrrner Bvfrz nesr Bsssetf, ~ss -nrsersd
ov neixa cor. AadFew Lo~s - q fcuitv
.~er sor1e esffle kly tre lcss ~ -tiah Roes
hsd sssxed nc~sy seioagina - Lo~s
raa isftsr sftsE11sed - tske - nc~er
hacx ~itb ths sd AZ his sor. Rsch pro
isstsa snsi dre~ reviewer - Love, ~hc
-N rasairx e sfua via a. are. TIE
elder eve. seeprIrg % 5eai1d his se1
wssh osstoh sr>1 Racn rssaras1 tas sre
-stsout .eers. snS s~ll nertsllr wsan3ea
R~xA Le1m - n >nL
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
MORE weooeD WOE.


AZ "A. Csspl. WE Cssnot IArs - ths
same Houss.
This tiEss Acs comes 70 the from; with .
divorce sult in the Circuit Court Vim. H
ard ssrsb NcCsul were nsrried September
:, 1881. sDd lived togsshsr until septsn bs1
~ ss7 vben thsy separated. 81. Mo
Csui = second eff. 20 that things we're
not 80 pleasant ss thsv night have bssn.
Mrs. BcOsal szFs that Der husb~so hss
deeded a. q his property 20 son ~ .
foYn8sY marriage ard that sne vss foYced
e. sien svsv ber oowsr interest," in TOE
properly BY threats
Az ir5Uoction vss vss i-sus5 rest-sisinf
tbs NcCsais frou selling fne proese3s 81
TIE fsrn untii tbs suit is settled
Mr. keCe1l also ~sks tbsf per dover IN
fs-.sts 70 rsxfors1 70 bsF and tbst shs bs
gwen . far srno81f Of sifrnD1s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

PITTtHukG. SEPT. S-IhFssleninf wesgAss
sno muddy grounds wss tbs condition OF
affairs 81 Recreation Park today. hardly
0t,s we're present ct both games The
home team sDut the yisltors oul IA the
hHst bal lssi the second by the cless soors
81 5 10 . Casey and Morris were elective.
Morris especially 80 Smlths hsiung snd
kulveyt neiding were the features Of the
game.
10 the second game Bunhnton bad the
home estsers oOnlplesey 81 Es aercy. viii
the exception of AIlieT sko bit hard every
time. Osivius supp0u sss not ~hsf ID
should have been. sunSsy snd Miller gis-
lng the frat run GA Wild throws. k.iiss
umpirlnF ~@s quite satisfactory. Score
fltiAblFr .......-...s q o.
fhliaoe phis -.......N q H.
ksss Iaiis- fiftsbaTs s fhilsde pbis q
krrors-f fitisiNrg fbaadciplis ~
Batteries -0slsia and Miller Buhnton snc
Iicmfuik
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
DOUBLE UMPl lRIhG
PROVES VERY UNSATISFACTORY
rsfssbsrs asa nstraft Esch ~ss @aa K-sse
0smas - fsfl4asipAla sae
usshiaetss - Chlo@ss
Nins kasilx.

DHTcAso. Sept s.-Iae superior ~ork witk
the BAT soarea ths honis sssn another xie-
t0ry TO-DAY. k&oeoUrnt zee az almost al
vii by the Obiosgos. ~tils mosi 81 tie
hils MADE OF Isners pitchinf we're of ths
scratch orust The ssAas wss shsrp sna
sxc.ting eNrlnf The cary inrIuEs o0i alter
Chicago hao assumed . commanding sac
both teams we're nsiiess a. tes end sne tas
game iosl iuterssl Umpire fswcTs asos-
siOns ou has sna strlkss ~ere ths CAUSE Of
lnuch kloslEF Dy beta leans. The follee-
inc "a the score
Chio&se a-....- .. b.. -...-0 g . oil
bQel0n .-.,,-.-...-...-i q & O.
hass hils -cAiOsEo. IA. Hssisn =
frfoFs-s ,hiosta. husissE
hxlltr.cs- leHef aua AMI. lad touFus and
kelly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
NoT foua1n suT Tnlap.
The Position sh. -wssh-ss~ Eorfs w
- salt fsk. cifs.

The Posifi~n sh. o-wssh-fs Eonfs vs.
- ssit Bst. Cifs.
The members Of the O-Vssh -ts.Ns
boat club. Captain AcQuevsn. wm. y. Sc
eesnt, Jesse Fsx FRED HsrFesnt spd a
Carroll. srrired hous FROM Sat issks Cii
Friday night They went out va tbs If'
Pacific sDe rsturDea va Flo ersnos.
81 salt iAfs City they we're enbsrssit
the E.iks club 1befs we're tsn ~
people o. 10. regstis on the frsf dsf
81. rscss were hsio ~ lake Para.
c~r~d ~ the Denver A kio ofer
.ecoue dsvs noes were RED
Pam. owned bT tie mon Pa
finis ms6s broke tns
n odecs rssiDf It pnih
turn In s2g Tb. Ss-sns -
o. -Vsst 70 NoDrs third snd
fourth. The ysports ssrt oui 81
tbsrscs piscsd tks o Nsss-tsf
Tnis. ho~sver. vss tbs rssuf
sharp prsctics o. fbs part 81 {
vhe efrfiee reporter vi
~socisfion va invited 70
ro>etirf a. ths ssrns place.
oeptsin hcyDswsn ~hcf
- tee Tri.EoHts HIRAM -
% Nongs vsrs handsomely
much pissseo gitb thsif tr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

GRssD Perks. Dsk-. sept. s-Iss con
nitt~- spPeintsd sy the Day fsctia1 of iss
t-o-hesd-d Democratic Territorial oonvsa-
ten has een npsstsd ia -ark spd sIil ssad
is ssrrnsl chsrxs. srsisa Go-srns7 Csnrss
% fhe Freshest some tn. fkia nonih ,.
Tie (fo-srror = chsrgs3 ~its csor1s -pscE-
inr 49, ilisxs 80 Ao5s q stcnrr eontrol -
the I-vrisarisl Co1v.1Gor, 80 1ss - -
r1~sr % q fr csts psonss sDpoi sfIrx p<r-
sa.s snft - hoid s@ce- s. .sxs y srpTorTs-
sras nofsrv fes- - sis evn zssr volst1g
TIE miiltis is~x &C ssz6erlsx tks procrsss
- stock f,1e--ity fsr3s- 5sd zssas<ezenf
- tks rsk.isstos ~ tss avs e sos Tsrrl-
fs-y. Tse sasrgr ss sappo<ssS 81 al
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
JARVIS vs. JARVIS
One Nsr. Nssst That Locking ss6 Tcns-
tag for Relief

One Mere MisGt That ia Looking sed fcns-
tag for Relief
The Jsrvisvs Jarvis matters Rave tsken
smother turn. Yesterday in the Circuit
Court kils. A JARVIS commenced d vofcs
proosediBEs sgsinst BE wife
NJ. Jarvis clsins that bis wife = -srv
c-Bei 70 sirn snd hss thrssfspsd 70 al him.
ard done nsnr etber things tbst vss
nsaxhfv tnd uneecouinK Essr-lsd
woman. He ssTs fhss shs used TIE stove
sfter f8- rcd % correction sd of} }~cts -
the kind % treatment be rece ved 81 The
ks-ss ~ r.. vit> NJ Jarvis - siso Of tbs
cpi nfon fhsl TIE r1sr-isee q no gOosd sDv-
how 80 nis sifs BAD heen married -
Rslph Csyston r. fiiin0is sosns v=srs esfo-s
e.. Married him TIE psiDti6 = Tesrs
nls sn5 ais wife = IS
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
.lhUSEMENTS.

Sol Smith Russell, the prince of COM
edisns. closed the most successful engage
ment of the season st Powers Opera
House last evening. Nr. Russell was
greeted by large. refined and collected
sudience both in the afternoon and even
ing and the applause that greeted him must
have been gratifying 10 him. Manager
Berger is TO be congratulated on his hav-
ing surrounded his star with such an
elegant coterie OF ladies and gentlemen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

Niss Co-s BsiitF b.s srrl-sc u this citT
fron re Eest stAe = ~isi1lsf f>isnds.
Tss Daz ustes -eis-r>d = 81 v-e
ts-ssv's D~troff 6sH i ne, De&sG r
Esa~-s eon ~ d. n Nsl~ra
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

Oss Hasdred Gtrl. asd Misses Call en-
tn. Nsrf President

oss Hundred Girls asd Misses tsf en-
the Next President
ISDIsEAPoLss. sept s.-ODs hundred girls
and misses under the leadership Of Mr..
Matte kcCoftls ard Miss SHILLING. called
On ti.sera Harrison this svssisE. They
we're tsstsfally uniformed -ith red. white
and blue ribsens and carried paper Ian
tsrns - the sane coiors. The ssDsrsl
welcomed as visitors With orief speech
csr piimsnssrv 81 children
The Genera vii nod 90 rsceptioas untii
after nis rsfurn from tbs r~union % bis Cd
fsgimeat 81 Glsyton O. Is1rsdty. ne
hrsn Seegstiss vin Be tbst 81 Irsa-
Americans from Chicago OF Saturday nsTt
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

DrTkorT. sept s--Dstroii sDe Washing
ton plsyeo t~o games today. each ~inninl
one The Senators so bat I've hiss Of
Conway ia the brst game. RAMA srrors b,
White aud Brouthss giving the Eams
away. In the second gsHs Whitney va
bit very hard. bul generally alter thfs
men sneuid have been out Bestu pitched
q great game. Attendance. 800 fhs
following is Tie score
Deiroii .........-.....0 DG all g
Nsshlngt on ......-..0 q q ! O.
base Hit Detroit = Washington &
frroIs-lctrsit Nssblsrian
Bs'tsries-beklin aud Nela HEiinss
Arundtl
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

TsCxsorvrEfK Pa. s~pf- s.-Fo-tv -four
ns~ rsse, of vsIlo- ssves vsrs reported foF
tbs t~sntT-fonr bo8rs ending - .. N 10
re~