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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26

Earned runs-Hinks. l. Two-base hit-Knell.
Base on balls-Altas, 2; Kinks, 4. Base on error
Atlas, 2; Kinks, A. Left on bases-Altas. i
Kinks, 2. Double plays-Delmas to Huien
Struck out-Hapeman, 1S; Knell, u Passed
balls-McLaughlin. 2. Umpires--Montgomer
and Wagner Scorer-DeYine.
The batting average of the players in the
Central California League has been compu.
ted, and J. O'Brien of the Atlas heads the
list. In consideration of his good work
last season, he was presented by the mana.
ger of the Atlas with handsome gold med
al. He is very genial and gentlemanly
young man. and he feels proud of the hon
or he has gained.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26
Another Gum Recovered.

Constable Cogswell, of Gait, brought to
the city on Saturday night and lodged in
the City Prison man named William
Pell, whom be had arrested at Lodi. Pell
had in his possession breech- loading shot
gun, stolen from Homer Todhunter, of
Washington. Yolo county. The loss was
reported TO Chief Lee, and he sent out the
usual notices. Cogswell saw his man at
Lodi with the gun and a valise. In the
valise was handsome bible (printed Tor
bible teachers), bound in Russia .leather,
and nicely-bound copy of Wright's
Practical Poultry Keeper" 1t IS probable
that both books were stolen.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26
MILITARY SHOTS.
Company G is Composed of the Crack
shots of the Pacific Coast.

Company G is Composed of the Crack
shots of the Pacific Coast.
For many years Company G has been the
crack shot company of the State militia,
and to-day it has more good marksmen
than at any time in its history. The Carson
City Guard has always been regarded as one
of the best shooting companies in the
United States, and still lays claim to having
twenty men who will lace the target with a
like number at any time at any distance,
over any range, for marbles or money.
Some weeks ago Company G. in compli-
ance with law, shot for medals. Several of
the best marksmen of the company were
absent, yet the score was the best in the
State. Some two weeks ago the Carson
Guard shot for medals, also making an ex-
cellent score, but did not come up to that
of the Sacramento company. For compari-
son, the scores of both companies are given
below:
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26
He Got Ten Years.

Charles Lewis was sentenced by Judge
Armstrong on Saturday to ten years in the
State Prison at Folsom for burglary. He
was arrested with Robert Reynolds and
William Smith for burglarizing the resi-
dence of the Rev. a. c. Herrick. Reynolds
was sentenced to six years imprisonment at
Folsom several days ago and Smith has
pleaded guilty to being an accessory to the
crime and will be sentenced to-day.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26
Oh. Why Did He Die 2

On election day, at Mills Seminary, the
young ladies concluded to have an election
of their own, which was carried on in
strict accordance with the State law. The
result was: Harrison 164, Cleveland "a, and
10 divided between the American party
and Prohibitionists. After it became a
settled fact that Harrison was elected the
girls concluded to celebrate, which they
did with bonfires and speech making on
the lawn some distance from the Seminary.
After its conclusion they started back. and
were met by their thirty-four Democratic
sisters, dressed in mourning and chanting
the song, "Oh, Why Did He Die?"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26
The London Exhibit.

David Lubin, who went to Southern Cali
fornia last week to endeavor to secure the
cooperation of that section in the effort to
send an exhibit of California products to
London, reported by telegraph on Saturday
that he had been enthusiastically re-
ceiyed, and that he would visit Fresno,
San Bernardino and other places on the
same errand
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26
Death Of am Old Citizen,

Oswald Fuchs, an old and well-known
citizen of this city and proprietor of the well
known Pacific Gardens. situated at Ninth
and streets, died yesterday morning after
a member of Schiller Lodge No. los, l. O..
O. F., under whose auspices he will be bur-
saa
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26
Metropoliran Thearer,

Two of the largest audiences ever assem-
bled in the Metropolitan Theater welcomed
Haverly's Minstrels Saturday and Sunday.
The company is superb one, novel, brill
liant, musical in superior degree and
varied in entertainment as are few.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26
RnIiara rnnrnament

Quite crowd assembled at The billiard
psrlors of the Golden Eagle, Saturday even
ing, TO witness the game between Msrcuse
and Stevens. Stevens won the game: his
score being 100, with an average of 40;
best run, Is. in the 26th inning. Msrcuse
20. average, II; best. run, Ii, in the 29th in
mig. The game t0raight will be between
Brown and Gamble.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26
Auction ro-morrow.

W. H. Sherburn will sell at 10 A. NJ. to-
morrow, at 323 K street, a full lipeo of furni-
ture, carpets, stoves, ranges, crockery and
glassware: also single and double harness.
light and heavy, robes, blankets, halters,
brides, whips. saddles. etc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26
Thanksgiving Services.

The usual Union Thanksgiving services
by the churches of the city viii be held
this year The services will be held in the
Central NJ E. Church, and the sermon will
be preached by Rev. DIR. Hopper.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26
SUPREME COURT.
IN BANK.

FRIDAY. November %. 1883.
II u,SSg-McCormick VS.. sheridan-The petition
IS ordered stricken from the files, and rehear-
ing denied THE COURT.
204s1-Ex parte Newby. on habeas corpus
The prayer OF the petition for a writ of habeas
corpus IN this Cause is hereby denied.
THE COURT.
SATURDAY. November ~ 1888
Court met pursuant to adjournment Present,
Searls,- e. j., presiding Thornton, j.. Sharp
stein, j.: Mcfarland, j.: Paterson, j.; Works j.:
Spencer, Clerk; Washburn Bailiff.
Il. 12.5Ss-Breckinridge VS.. Croeker Pursuant to
stipulation, ordered that appellant be allowed
ten days from November -. 1888, within which
10 file brief, respondent ten days to reply, appel
liant ten days to reply thereto; cause to be there
upon submitted. Further ordered that C. F.
Crocxer. executor OF the last viii of Charles
Crocker, deceased, be and he is hereby substi-
tuted in place and stead of said decedent
Adjourned until Monday at 10 a. NJ.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26
Hoods sarsapariIIa

Is a peculiar medicine. 1t is carefully prepared
from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock.
Ppsissewa, Juniper Berries, and other WELL
Enown and valuable vegetable remedies, by a
peculiar combination, proportion and process,
giving to Hoods Sarsaparilla curative power not
possessed by other medicines. 1t effects remark
able cures where other preparations fail
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26

THIS week something new in every de-
partment at Red House. Bargains all last
week-more this week.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26
MARRIEO.

sRocklin, November 1s-By Rev. l. F. Tobey,
George F. Douglass to Louisa E. Waldo both
of ROcklin
Natoma, November by j. Z. Butler, j. p, at
the residence of the brides parents Lewis B.
Holt, of Tahoe, Nevada, to Mary J. Rendel
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26

ssE our ad each morning. You shall
ha..A lots of bargains. Rubber goods of all
kinds, aud oil coats. pants and hats at Red
House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26

GET the portable steam saw 10 cut your
wood. Office, 401 street. 1t is cheapest. .
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26
Horsford,s Acid Pbosphate

Recommended by physicians of all schools
for the brain, nerves ard stomach.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26
COMPANY G YESTERDAY.

But few members of Company G went
out to the range yesterday, several of the
best shots attending turkey shooting
matches in the country. Scores were made
as follows at the 2O0Yard range
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26
Total. tal.,...................I.4sS Total.

Forty-three men of Company G made
LASS points out of possible 2, $50, or over
SO per cent. The Carson Guard, with the
the same number of men, made ,4O2 points
out of a possible 2,150, or over So per cent.
Thirty of Company G made l, ,1S0 points.
or 7Ss per cent, while the same number of
the Carson Guard made 1,16S or II 1915
per cent
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26
Hoods SarsapariIla

Is the best blood purifier before the public. It
eradicates every impurity, and cures Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, all Humors, Dys-
pepsfa, Biiousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
General Debility, Catarrh, rheumatism, Kidney
and Liver Complaints. overeomes that tired feel-
ing creates an appetite, and builds up the system
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Has met peculiar and unparalleled success at
home. Such has become its popularity in Lowell.
Mass. where it Is made, that whole neighbor-
hoods taking it at the same time. Lowell
druggists sell more of Hoods Sarsaparilla than
of all other sarsaparillas blood purifiers.
Sold by druggists. ST. six for S. Prepared only by
G. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar !,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26
Pool shooting
SIGNAL CORPS PISTOL SHOTS.

The following scores were made by men,
bers of the Signal Corps at the 60-yard tar
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22


tor Ihs sske sf 3lfs- h4ARlsos and
somsa n zs1-Fai. II % be hopsd thai
tas papers Eiii hot 5rinz her into the
esmpsIgn. Hos many more votes slu
tns Esgubhcaa caadidsts gam L Il =
kno~n that bis wife aas 8 small foot o. a
whlis haad. "a shssh-F shs eats meat
fhrsa uuss = day. O. how she dresses her
hasFs II . proper that ths gsopls should
keoS hes neral qualities. Whether she
w0ald Ilhlencs her huzoand ior right, or
wbstLsr shs would ase Ler high position
10 pander 70 nsF owa liltls vsBIslss, are
qasstiO1s a some importance. Oar meet
acted pu5Gc men, 40 q rue. Lave had
noble sgsee. y ho have aided materially
IN thslr husbands success. and Il u right
that the public should kuoW tho eharse-
Ter q the siie Of ths msB Tor whom they
ara asksd 10 vote. Bat Tie lrtias, IN
significant details which many times are
circulated through tas press. are rot
ooly disgusting to al psfsOns Of good
taste tut loser the tapdaTd OF American
journalism. Our newspapers are seYsre-
~ criticised for their impairment and
familiar personalities, and when sc-
maze privacy 10 invaded the criticism -
wsiLdsserysi. 10 10 hard enough for
man to stard The wear and tear Of Ot
campaign, so don't DRAG the wives IN.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

MAJ or HkWITr Las committed political
suicide. 20 doubt, aud u "a to Co regret
;sd mere ca account OF New York City
than for himself lie has been good
Msyor. and Wss II fair way to be re-
nominated BY Republicans and Demo
cseis alike, wien be threw q bomb-shsll
into the camp by declaring himself true
American. la making this snuouncs-
nett be said: America IL FOR Ameri-
cans. toreign-bora men may become
tis;-rste Americans. aud a majority OF
them DO 50, but not IN day. or a month.
or q year. They hrst need TO stop waving
ths hAgs OK their native countries, and
maintaining patriotism for the lands
which tLsy have aDsndOIed. They must
become thoroughly Ansrieanizsd In ny
oeiaion fourteen years should elspss be-
fore they should De allowed 10 vote. That
Is giving them al advantage OF one-third
n being born again. over those who are
born here. That system vC nd De better
tor them, better for rs aud better for this
country. There cant Dc true American
party just now, other issues are para
mount. But there Is gong TO be. Ia
the mssDtlms. no doubt, / shall have TO
stay out Of fiics. and | arn glad"
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Illinois Is very wise in forcing ScULLr
cut u the State, as they have done PFsc-
ticaliy. A Eon-residsnt owning 10000
Ecrss of land IN one state. renting them
cut % email tenants aud raising the rents
a. last 80 improvements are made. is
something entirely foreign 10 the purpose
OF cur frss ina!ituEons and should De
done away With entifsly. IL Is 3 we'll
knovn fact that landowners make
the most conservative citizens. and
it Is for the welfare Of this country that
there should b a great many owners Of
small farms Landlordism and rack
rsnting" Is not wanted IN this country.
snd Il the states won't look after heir
own welfare IN this matter they should
be compelled to DO Il There is alto
gsshsr too mach lsnd IN the West held
b uon-rssidents. and the remedy for
this svil cannot bs undertaken any too
soon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

There - reason 10 fear thas there IA
httle hope Of General ssERIoASs rscoy-
err. Tue Providencs journal Is doubt
lees correct when is says.
.Is is evident that the bulletins of the
attending physicians with their phrase
oicgy give no more real information as to
The condition Il GeGsral SEEniDAx thsn
those waich Kept alive the fslse hopes OF
the oogntry Tor 30 many weeks in regard
- General GsRFisID. The brave soldier
has orgsnic disease Of the heart. comph-
Gated with other disorders, sod his life
hss been prolonged by the articles Of
mea4ciae. without hope Of cure or rs-
cova~vH
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

1 A AN1IosCS - HAtE aOf ANNlof :
] lo tey q iQi - 80 ~ ksse 81 easy .eru.s -
$ trof-a toyss tiock epfSss-le os~sts hetel,
lsoR sALE-NE0 SHALL BIT NolEaN AND
I ca hlc~e sEd ~ - el1. - 500 nsAshlsr
Looa 4g : SO sg1S15ld iSz & <. u. ~ Cal ave-.
stree csfs sfssf hFcz6EllC rzitF sul s0oe
.oss..9a. 49, 81 - lSlaes,ss.. 49, 80 oE ief
= 50 ave so>4. uo-sr9 hg4ee "a Henry e.
~ Q~. ever AfSaoe %>
LDk sALt-1HEEE oIT or SENkN Ions
e goei. 8 s1id tols mant1. Kery tafpfA.af
tetststi sF.al ESyfletlt 1QUA. Akt t4S oifair-
s1aiil Cal - a ~ Aoarse-st 10
l'Ok -ALE-AfR hQNsk NfNf ROOMS
i n.C1srn, Be lagEie1 a pisGssnl to1as fof
solaea1e- S~il 81 ~ AZ N0urJe - ~
Iok kENf-9HF PoHT1CN OF THE LII
4 tea elliidiEs o. kFfc-sl.. uew occUpsco ~
ne fox Asehius CoIaI~ny. lAe premises sFs
n0of "a buliding snd are fufnisfe1 nj q neiiaiae
FoNef slntcie1i NJ Gsuutat luIills O. ni@c1tue
ttis.htsS Ftfy aesiIatls lScsflo1. lA4N.re "
h.sssA Csfpei Sweeper Company.
nAYE FlNK Ions IN AL PARTS or THE
ii els. - a. "a lsiiuE l0w prioes. A. h. Ant.s
DEL onee ICseil thock, opposite ~ eels Lcte
lpsu
L'oR sALE-H0CsF AND IOI oS CLANCY
Il a., ons GA Laias etie 81. ol.s "a isy .orst
Pear street cara Livery property ioF sale OF 10
ie. Also proI ery IN osher l'aris = The e.y fof
te.s y. NJ. las ~. ~ ana ~ fsintela eve. Jloi
loAE And sEE ys ~ NOu MID MONTY.
y II yo7 Nelt 10 seil cut u you want home al
bal s4lu. II you want o. speculate. lUlCn a
Dlntcu, Nlcdicoub building
Lok eALL-kATRA OFFER-IF l0U WANT
j ore 81 those splendid lots on i6Fee's Gable
Road - ditiol f0f <18 before tie price 40 cyaDecs
come 81 once. Ne have sold oDe-tbird q ibe ~
within lkFee nonths AL terms ossy, Monthly
payments ~ a each Il desired. Telephone ~
}. Il. Mckee & sons. = MonToes e. sl7
DAEGAiNs II FEN CHolcE LOTS Is
ID Robinson Oak nAle PARK addition Robin
on Lacey, New Houseu a. Block. lssu
Eok sALE-HOCsEs AND IOTs, VACANT
i icls and farms some choice bargains iftsken
oon. hugues & Thomas. rooms s. and s.. New
Houssman block gstl
HOUSE, LOTS And FARMS FOR SAIE
ii CEeap al nr NeenbseT = NenbAm bioCk
corner Of Acnfoe and Division els eu
TOR sAIE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
Il house or Springsi.. for sf.pJ0 A Beas Esme
dwelling house "a Jamok-st, for $500 and n
20 acre tsrm in sparta for -, 700. ell on nn4E
Jeymenis snd reasonable terms. l.. A. DApper,
ioom Ia. LedysTd block. over Pubic Library.
2g1lf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22


llANTfD-t GfDD FOREMAN FlNfsHER
w ~ tAxe thaszl "a a fais hiaiR ro9f1 iOr 4
.ernit4f~ iAts sorg y sLis >sls. Ssl ~ Aoo-a il.
hl5aieomb blndtbr rs
WANT TkD-skR1 IcEs or YOUNG NAN
w y h0 cen l0zL IN nlsyer so uloaxy secaf-
ed salary sl53 peE l9a.h AdareEs d n Car
rieF "a. "a
lIANfFD-i5 1OrNG MY TO DRLfvER
w goods ruund kiy q "A Nouisg morning. ais0
= good agents sat s ksf huetsrs - hand "a
branch 01icts. ) lnd loser Dlock 2a
llANfED-AN ACTIVE xAN ACQUAINTED
W Niih the bulldiuz tfsaes 70 repfe- eut a New
York h0use on eotlLals .iiu Cal on A L
spring. Morton House, sunday "a
NANIkD-8 BAND sAWYFRs, 2 CARPFN
W ters. shaver HANDS for heavy work fam
hands. snd Iose block 40
ltAAIED-A GOOD TRAVELLING SAYS
w man, aith s1,lso. O. take stock in a paying
snd established stock oompans aud 80 on The
road A me opeuins iOF the right party Call
or address Grand Union. sld 4 Tower block.
At "a
NANTED-A xAN OR WOMAN FOR CITY
w work. A'so - n n that csn hustle TO 90 20
me country. e. pei week icEE,ght parties W
J. Hsrfis Co, room 81. Pcr.er block, Division.
e. entrance 14
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
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y caves sf kae fole e. aEe q Ia ar0cna ne.
tn~f shiser I'D szc&1 tasf slsk to osceg.
bss,tsf kinx TIE earth sh t1xlr al teetEE ory
To oe lraz1p4sd - 1,lsE 411 @sslsosesl l004..
TIE 80 ~iacs e s-s1za az As4aiag Aad
seeElEz
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ne eAll sissls ofwintsr Ger sssgs1ins eEesP-
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AZ tals scss@ sssl4s lAs assAa q ea-aaool : AR
p4oass
A. so.5ea STA pleasures sae Tar future shoDs.
b1l ssca aops. Ike l1e isaEss " he lofesl ara
IL a. lAsl. Aks tAe rsss. - rs lsft salgsriag
24-4e
TIE poeEs have whispered ~ many p&zt sEes
A1f exf<Ilsles aas s1oea y0t again s1d
AxelQ.
Thai he s4adess thing written on Ilfss weary
pages
Afs Ihlss sal. sai little aofas III might have
bee8
B8t Ike waves Of the sea on the cruel rocks 1iag
fng
The wreck Of lie. CONES voice % nae.
rs migli have been, Ike cealh kueu keeis
riaxDg.
EuI tae s4adesi Of al Is '.It cannot be
kAIHrEISk WALSH.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22


L'OR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR
Il without board. front parlOr with porch and
Day windows Terms reasonable. Mrs r. g.
Love, los Ottawast, opposite City Hall 20l
L'OR RENT-FURSISHED ROOM FOR LIGHT
j housekeeping a. "A Canal-st, second floor
inquire al Room :. 206
L'OR REET-TWO SUITES OF ROOMS TO
l. rent a. IA North Division-s., near poslofhce.
2O4
EIOR RENT-THREE ROOMS, ARE CENTRAL
L ly locsted, have the finest OF furniture, and
are very pleasant at all times; none bit first
class tenants need apply. E. ID. Brock lsItf
TO RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
i room with modern conyeniences. Call ut 60
BOstwick-st iSfff
COR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
Il either single or en- suite. Apply 10 Room 80,
Powers Opera House block pearl-st. 226tt
TOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
Il room AT 6s Ransom-st. l20Ef
COR RENT-THE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
j ia suits OF two or four rooms. with sll modern
Improvements on Csnal-st. for Offices or light
Manufacturing purposes, also for lodging. Er-
quire at once, No. y Cansl-st., OF G. A. Berwin
9if
Tor RENT-FURNIsHED Rooms: STEAM
j heated; and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply Al room lOS, New Houseman
block. l5I
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

lVANTED-A COMPETENT ELDERLY wO-
" man 10 assist ia the care of children, a. ls9
south piyisieiist Mrs e. Horton. 30
WAETED-A GOOD KITCHEN GIRL AT TnR
w Michigan House N5
IVANTED--s0 GENERAL SERVANTS 3 KIT
w chen and Is diningroOm girls 5 chamber
MAIDS. ior laundry work, pautry glrls Tor
second work. Ladies PafOn. and Tower
block .05
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework. Call from til J. clock IA. at
z5s jefferson ave. 205
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w honsework. Enquire 81 17s second-ave 20s
WANTED-COMPETEN GIRL FOR GEN
w eral homework; family small 40 Cherry
81 1ufff
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Mr.. Rutherford gets large amount of
credit for defeating Arthur Meigs for the
nomination of State Treasurer, by bring
ing out Mat Wilson, of Muskegon, and then
taxing Wilson's one hundred votes TO John
ID. Norton on the second ballot. Gid put
Wilson in nomination in telling speech
that knocked the pins from under Mr..
Meigs' followers. He had list of United
states appointments in this city. compared
them with the Ninth district. and closed
his speech by adding that he expected to
make Grand Rapids his home in the near
future and that be did not want the citizens
of Grand Rapids to spell the name of their
city hog" before he moved there. The
speece was loudly spplsuded, and when the
live minutes given to speech making were
up he asked for two minutes more time,
which was given him, the Wilson and Nor
ton men crying. go OIL. go onl''
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

General Rutherford, of Hart. was the
most conspicuous man in the convention,
Rutherford was recognized by the Chair
about once in five times when he raised his
voice and yelled Mr.. Chairman" but
when he was recognized. the ex-Commander
Of the g. A. r.. generally said something
he had been on his feet several minutes
and everybody in the house was getting in
their work ahead of him, he screamed out,
"If you don't recognize the Ninth now.
you will next November" The Chair
Immediately recognized the man from
Oceana.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22


The employees of the New England
Glass Company. situated ss Cambridge.
Macs. struck some time sgo escauss The
nrm wueli net sxres 10 discharges their
non- union msn. 20 l@sve the selection of
mea 10 81 vscnucies 60 tie union. and
agrs~ 10 an annual stale Of prices 10 bs
sasm ted by he union. Compromises
we're ofsrei hy ths co1psny. bat the
uniou sar i bad he advantage sud
would not yield. The eompsny scknc~l-
sdeei iseif bsaten snd removed ths bus
mess 81 IUledo. oaic. Il n said scue u
the employees a. Cambridge. who ara cut
cfa ias. sze Beginning to sex faith in The
usiIifr of unfrnR
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
~ EIpEF : NIcHIeAE soUTHERs.

fT1sr lesrfs Gfan1 ksfH1s for tLefaH 81
I n 3 ~. arflr1Hx there ~ t15
1hroHeh titkets ssBi1 to riBflpsi pofsIts n tte
riteo stafe1 Memo AID fsns1a a. inzn
1Rket orc
A. s~rTu. g p a., Clp~eisnd-
r. pnoT7 f,erei TIA - kFert
CEo ~ NrEs<s CifY Iiekei Agent
1aklrF efffet ksy 81 JAS
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Frank A. Dean, of Charlotte, was the
Marx Twain orator Of the convention. He
well known author, without stopping for
breath. and then tried TO make 1t compare
with the Democratic party, but the COM
psrison was far-fetched. Dean is well fed
attorney from Eaton county, and nearly
everyone In the ball took him for Catholic
priest. When he commenced his speech he
struck al orstoricsl attitude aud main
tanned this position to he nish.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

II JAR GouLD has bough. JoHN Mac.
KAY's ocean telegraph cable for sll,OO0,-
600 the country will hope that the rumor
concerning his selling out the Western
Union telegraph to the VASDxRBLrs is
frr1a
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

The Rerenge. newspaper which the
dyDamiters have been circulating. will
probably accomplish its object, but it
will be against the anarchists instead OF
the men who saw that the law Was rigidly
an oforcad
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

The ci3 furniture house ~ Io9 Scrfh rs-
rssion-st .ooks IKE Bew ton r1lseF fAs
rev msasseRe1t Ihev xesp a. snSs 1f
f1Tnitssrs q their lsrxe sd siTv ssissroorn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Today. the 22d day OF July, is the ami
verssry OF the second asssul. upon At
lanss, in 1864. when the brave General
McPHERsOS was killed. and of the cap
tnre Of Gibraltar IN 17O4
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

IL the men who make laws For this
country care as much for the lives ot cit
izsns as they do for their politics and
their pocketbooks, they will pass law in
relation to dynamite and ether danger
Gus explosives. similar TO the statute in
this State applicable to oleomsrgarins.
Let every man who handles them oe
obliged to get a license and hang out a
sign.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Z n Bsum. Commisssry General fron
tae Uaited States - tbe Universal Erposi-
son Al Bsrcsions. = a. Cd frie7d 81 q W
Chsuncey # thss city, sd Ar. Chs1acsY
Las a~en spcofntsd Rssis-sas Il sEsfe
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Senators FARwELL and CULLoM, who
voted Tor the confirmation Of MELVILLE
W. FULLER as Chief Justice. are getting
more praise from the Democrats than
they are likely to get when they are can
didatss for Office again.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

While Northern Michigan and North
ern New York are parched and burning
for want Of rain, aud parts OF Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio and West Virginia are
drsnched with floods, Grand Rapids gets
the golden mean Of meteorological dis
nanaaflon