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The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-05-16
LOCAL PICkINGS.

-weaaded the name of 7. c. Mack to city
asf this week
over zoo cords of dry wood have been received
within th Q past two weeks.
After rest of fifteen days. Mr.. G. G. Cross
returned to duty last week.
Dirt is being hauled out Of the yard at the
lase Of .G2 wagon and Is car loads daily.
--Ms. G. Theden. editor of the Minneapolis
xtehohlsd, visited the prison Wednesday.
Miss Josie Westby has returned from Red
Sipg, where she attended school during the win
:e2.
III is a genuins pleasure to hear the rich,
2orous tones of ''papas' voice in the choir
The railing and posts guarding the grass
sgeag Main street nave received coat of
paint.
Car worthy schoolmaster has been laid up
x1th n eye. consequently there has been
school this week.
owing to the recrudescent state of our DEVILS
angaIsted pedal extremity, it has been unsafe to
lark possy to him of late.
The windows of the prison library graced
by number of beautiful Towering plants, the
9Th of MIS-. d. G. Cameron.
Brother Smith has resigned his seat in the
depths and is following his handicraft in
repairing defects in the roof
The men who manage what is known as the
~siea nboat' department of the prison, keep their
quarters in very clean condition.
-Yhe north section of the new wall is finished
ma The stonecutters and masons have trans
fpyY al fha. r one ratiOns to the sOuth wall
Sheriff c.. 2. Holcombe. of Washington Co.,
sDntribated two additions to our population last
xeRk, for Ave, and two years, respectively.
--The ground about the closets and bucket shed
I'D the back yard has been neatly paved during
the past week. This will add greatly to the clean
Illness Of the place.
-One of the old residents missing at lock-
lpgnp slime one evening recently. On a search
being m ade he was found in one of tue shops en-
Toying quiet snooze.
Tom Alexander has brought joy to many of
the inmates during the past week BIZ moving them
iaso better lighted cells, and supplying them with
more comfortable beds.
The banjests are improving in vigor of mo-
ton, but We decline for the present to express
our spinon of the quality of music that comes
stealing towards the roof.
The cellroom is receiving thorough cleaning
lhis week The semannual whitewashing is
abont finished; and the windows are being cleaned
aad III The iron work painted.
From the manner in which the astute Tam
nnny dissects the labyrinth of figures connected
with the law. it is certain the pigs in clover
Yuzs,e would be mere nothing in his hands.
.-Notfce. All those who are members of the
gpiseSp church, or who have been accustomed
- those services in their earlier and happier days
vii please give their names to the P: NJ at once
Mrs. Leugh brought the light of her presence
mao the esllroom on Sunday afternoon. and did
nDa issget to call the few surviving .canaries'
Who ware members of the choir when she was or
lIanist
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-05-16
Carl PrelZel's Philosophy.

Der vorldt meier dond sometimes turn its back
on a Teller except it been his own fault.
Der unconshtant man vas hafe no abbetite for
fr.endshkibs.
Retaliation dot dond got blemishes on it vhent
der ark in NIT Noah. und forgot to come der ark
out.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25

uissloa Tesauaed its slt.ssgs Mr Jo-
seph 81 rgsr insm beF q Parliament for
Ns.t G-Yan. uho Appeared iu his o~s
behalf addressed TIE commission.
When Ar Biggar had tRlshsa hls
speseh Mr. Dsyitt addressed tie eom-
lrission he rs2a AIS speeeA A 81
nopsls fellows
He sziz thsi IL addressing ne eoulxisssoo hs
- runuiag ooauler to tas oplDsoas q t2s
peoDle II fnsl4Ze $50 llaooxsea t1g
4.tadfaxal fIeu ne e4ss u H. Par
lel al Is oeals4S Les. Ae wGs lmPetle1
70 the course hs k@a adopted - ne tso
carslnal principles - Rs Afe-Esl- gie1s
aaherenoe 70 tr-th sad justice. snd tee DE-
lease - ths chsr4cter aHd cause q the IRISH
Ie4zazIry. AF Davitt declared gtzI alr
lnouEh he 10 loEESr Fc11Sn.
t the cc1citloa q Ireland vas
the sane g. q was twenty Eve years acc BE
MouIa re Feoisn sgsln- some q Tie slns ~
the Fenizns he said tsd bse1 fllnAed
alfeasy TIE LAnd League, b@seS o.
tie sane PATRIOTS splr-t, ~@s fast re-
InoEiux the barriers Hhich prevented
Great BFiialu from giving Justice 10 lrel2na
re dc1ied TIE statement OF PsLElek pe.aneyi
TIE convicted cFnamiteT. WEo Sss brought from
ireland - London - testify ter tne T-mes. that
TIE amnesty movement w2s Uncer feAian Goa
trol zna accused DslzDeY q SilIal anG delo
crate psriury No agent he declared had
doae mere 70 keep alive TIE national snup&thy
q IL Irish "a America ttan the brutal ian
guaga u The Tsfacs with regard 70 The ehteTnll
nation Il the people Sf ireland rcs1luns fron
TIE xrsaI famine.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25
A LAKE HORROR.
Destruction oy FIRE o. . Lake On
tarto Steamer.
FIVE OF THOSE on BOARD PERlSH.
Ths Fasns.y xskss shs Lives ct cap
I4is Christis. His Asea Mother hAs
80 aad His Brother saa
,f0Eag Lady.

KISGsr0N. Ont, Oct 24.-fhe steamer
Quinte Was burned 70 the water cage
Wednesday night near Deseronto- i've
lives were lost and probably more The
dead, 50 Tar as known. are Captain Chris
TIE, his mother, brother and son and
ladgs maid.
The origin Of the FIRE is unknown.
The boat w&s owned by the Rathbern
Company and is 3 total loss Details of
the disaster show that the IRE origin
sted IL tLs eng ine-room, 50 far as can
be asoertained. and spread With ineon-
oeiyable rapidity, tie steamer burning
like tnder and being sblsze IN very
few moments The engineer managed
- climb out of the engine-room, though
not until he had been severely burned.
Crszed with pain be threw himself into
the water. he managed 70 catch piece
Of wreckage and was picked up later by
. passing steamer. Later reports say his
condition is dangerous, the probabilities
not being in favor OF his recovery. The
rescued man is unable 10 talk and bis
story can not be lelrned further than
given. There must have been al least
two or three hands on tie steamer, and
as nothing has seen heard from them
they can hardly have escaped. The YES
eel which picked up the engineer was
attracted 70 the spot by the light from
the burning Quinte. but shortly before
the would-be rescuers reached her she
sank.
1t is supposed that Captain Christie
and his brother were burned 70 death
while trying 10 save their mother, who
was an invalid, and the lady's maid and
boy. Although IL was early-hsrdly
later than o'clock-the mother, lady's
maid and boy had retired for the night
IL is thought. Captain Christie was
well known here. lie was a man who
would not have permitted himself - be
saved while his mother and the Others
on board went 20 death.
The steamer was burned about three
miles from Deseronto, she being on her
way 10 Picton at the time. As far as can
be ascertained the passengers were all
saved, though three or four Of them were
severely burned. All were badly chilled
by being in the water. The survivors
were taken 10 Deseronto and are being
cared for.
Miss Keller, captain of the Salvation
Army at Picton, was severely burned
about the face, arms and hands, but it is
thought not fatally. Mrs. Anderson,
the cook, was severely bruised on her
right arm and shoulder and sustained a
severe nervous shock. Her exposure IN
the water will make hers serious case.
Engineer Short was burned about the face
and hands, but not severely. Fireman
HSrte was badly burned about the face,
neck and arms, and had .wo bones Of his
left leg broken. Mr.. ST. Charles, car
riage-maker Of Bellville, is in a most Sc
rious condition from his exposure in
the water, but will recover. Colonel
Strong, United States Consul At Bell
vile, was slightly burned and bruised.
Several other passengers were slightly
injured.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25

irlsA 0rlss@soss-
loSDcE, Oct s4-Ths meeting II ne
llbersl electors Of Southport n ednes-
day afternoon - ao gSthsrea - listen "a
TIE great speech 81 Nh. Gladstone proved
the most enthusiasts ana successful pe-
ltosl event held IA England for long
time Ar Gladstone y as Al ais bes1 and
for sn hear ana ten minutes he spoke 10
bis auditors With az his GA tlme vim
and el0euenoe on entering the haii
he was gneeted With storm oi cheers
and shouts ln y hich every memher 81 tho
large ana enthusiasts aaoleE2o 5Qlata.
and which wss prolonged until tie
grand old man had reached tae platform
and waved h.s hand as = sigma i9r quiet.
After fetlnglF thanking Ais audience
for The warm welcome accorded hlla. AI.
Gladstone az once plunged into tae basi-
ness in hama hy presenting a. has hear
ers an exhaustive review 81 fhe work iar
the past twenty y-one years oi she great
Liberal party. A synopsis Of the pun-
eipsl poiats ia his speech is as follows
He spoke of tne oondltloH ~ afsiTs sd tae
continent al tnc present SINE ana eKpressta tlo
hsll,sf that the ore formidable neuact g. TIE
peace II furope We The complications gICe
ius out u Iurkish aisrlle iu Crete ans Ia
Armenia lie coull not aeny that cTislt ll
European arsins was Imminent eno paid
high tribute - tht iANasnie a1kleiy 81 al f4s
powers concerned q postpoAf b.
psssing - . consideration of areirs IA Ire
laua Nr Glaos tone pointed ogf tlel tnt priacl
PIES ipr Nhtch lie aocllleu lA tauif fecrli
strike eontended were precisely he same ~
those for which the lrish tEsdesmcn ana isI-
antry sought recognition 81 The hsnes ~ Ef.t
ish Parliament IL Nas aasprl g. giFf eur s1 u
pathies 70 me one and aeuy thea 10 Ihf other ioT
the two must stand o. iau I'd ether bsi th.s -
precisely What the Tory Government had 0Onl.
While conocoi az The justice a. tss doellaell' .
claims q 8 decent living a. thc traits of fhcir
labor. they crowded the Irish prisons win tea
snts Whorlade the same claim Hr bclsted tfst
an appeal 20 tbe people II lt osuld ne rnaae a..
morrow would result n yCndiCi oxcrNhrlnl.
ingly in favor % the liberal poHcy in ireland.
The policy cf coercion, lie inslttcd has E-effa
miserable failure. and Il any proof were need
&c of the fact it would only be necessary 20
point cot that after al these years of coercion
with which it was proposed 20 paciig Ireland
the Tory Government found u necessary lcss
than q fortnight ago 10 proclaim ne" districts
ia ireland The crime rate 10 da3 sas TIE same
as A. was in 1854 when The Tories declared thAt
coercion wss no longer Necessary. and sci iAat
policy remainco The corner stone ol the Govern
ment 5 programme
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25
ANOTHER CENTENNIAL.
The Tooth Anniversary Of washington's
Visit to Boston to BE Celebrated.

BosToN, Oct. 24.-One hundred years
ago, in October, 1879, Washington, as
President, visited New England, re-
naming in Boston from Saturday, oc-
tober ~, 70 Thursday, October 29. II
is proposed TO celebrate the centennial
of this event by public meeting in
the Old South Westinghouse Saturday
morning next at IL o'clock. Mayor
Hart will preside. The meeting will
be addressed by Charles c. Coffin, Rev.
Z. @. Porter, Mrs. Abba Goold.
Woolson and others, IL is hoped
by Hon. George L. Hosr, General
Joshua L. Chamberlin and John Boyle
OReilly, and there will be singing by
chorus from the public schools. An ef-
fort will be made 10 raise the sum OF
s5, 600 TO complete the monument over
the grave of Washinrton's mother at
Fredericksburg, Va. Fifty years ago
public-spirited gentleman Of New York
undertook the erection OF monument
over the grave at his own expense. He
failed in business, s~d the unfinished
and decaying monument has stood from
then 10 now.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25

WAsB,EGToN, Oct. 24.-Secretary
Tracy has concluded work on the esti-
mates for the naval establishment for
the year 1901. The appropriations
for tho year 1sse-oO were in round num-
bers So, 40, 900. 1t is understood that
the estimates as finally passed by Secre-
tarp Tracy show an increase OF about
S.. eOo, 900 over those OF last year, chiefly
for new work on vessels and improve
ments and additions to navy yards.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct. PA special
% the American from Trenton, Ky,
saws. 7. A. Smith shot and killed City
Marshal ". s. Williams here Wednes-
dav night The marshal WAS serving
notice on smith 20 answer for some dis
orderly conduct Of himself and others 81
Pembroke on last Sunday. Public sen
timent brands it cold-blooded murder.
Smith made hls escape.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25
Fatal Explosion.

wATERvILLE, Me. Oct. -. At ?
o'clock a. m. the gas-house OF the Lock
wood cotton-mills exploded, blowing out
the entire front OF the building and
lifting the roof. The structure took fire
and was consumed. Henry L. Wash
burn, the workman in charge, perished
in the flames. Several passers-by mar
rowly escaped serious injury. The
cause Of the explosion is unknown. The
Loss Ia 81 600.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25
WASHINGTON'S VOTE.
Tho Correct Figures of tho Late Election
as shown by the Oficial Returns.

OLYMPIA, Wash. T.. Oct. 24.-The Of
fetal count of tho Territory shows the
total vote to be "s,44'; Republican ma
jority, 1855. Olympia for State capital
fell 1900 votes short OF a majority. The
majority against woman suffrage was
$1,000; against prohi bition, l1,9Oo; for
the constitution, 2s.27S. Olympia, North
Yakima and Ellensburg compete next
wear for the capital.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25
UNDER WAFER.
Many Streets in ST. Petersburg Submerged
by Sudden Rise i'm the Neva River.

LONDON, Oct. 24.-News comes from
ST. Petersburg that a sudden rise in the
waters of the river Neva there has
flooded the whole lower part OF the city,
and large number of streets are under
water from one end TO the other. No
lives are reported lest, but in
many instances women and chill
dren living in houses near the
river bank were only saved from drown
ing by reScuers who went out TO them in
boats. At last reports the river was
again falling. The damage to property
along the water front extends for many
miles on both sides Of the river and will
reach enormous figures.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25

AHf~trr - -
CkT~Is-NarEef rather arfIrf o. lnes rrs
sftpr - aceortt SIC friees ruls1 re- tf.sr q -sr
s-r~ess 81 for fhs hTrf rrnfas cs..+stt-.--
-snrse - - sos o. ~ sarr ~ sfr... .lf.
rfrr Stee~s "a - ~ consn,or - 80 ~
e ane1D for Butchers siesrs. q 90 - ~
sfe-fsrs - Gfas p - Texans - - = -
Ws<tsrus = 90 - f1- Fees-rs . s<19 r -
C1-s = Es1z p - tsfsrier uirs< s+a~s aas
BIS
Feos-Nsrket -rlr rr.s.4s-sssrv .~ss-. 49,
fserg vesz f.rlees a - ie~s~ ssi.~ -r-ag.<
e. - 80 g. fo- heht. e. "a = ~ -oasf
psfkfrs asa f 'm nfr.. n 80 e -
sssvY psesl1s sna sAippng o.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25

shot and killed
Frank j. Bow
m a n Monday
last, was begun
al Clayton, the
county seat Of
ST. Louis County,
Wednesday. Sew
eral witnesses
for the State
were examined,
but their testi-
mony was sub
stantially the
Same as given
by them at the
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25
EXPLOSION OF DYNAMITE.
Three Killed and Many Hurt at Mon
treal Disaster.

MONTREAL, Can, Oct. 24.-Many
houses were wrecked, three French-Ca-
madam laborers instantly killed, five
fatally injured, and many others less
seriously hurt by an explosion of dyna-
mite at the corporation sewer works in
the st. jean Baptiste ward. The con-
tractor had carelessly stored $50 cart
ridges in the Beach-Smith shop Wednes-
day night without notifying the owner,
who, in starting fire this morning, ig-
nited the explosive
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25


Drsssse Sect sides. ss-soss5c. h.aa saas
.zrs ~ Htse a.
Dr.sssz Fors S3sSA.
be-sssd v--ssiE : s.s-sG.
Dfessse Lsas.s-' - gsaad. ....s.
se-@9i sss4s. s@9 : 2e4s4-
Hsass.
5Fsn- Szize = Doand-
Fsi al tssss-.t 1,s sss 1sSSs sSs.'
bry-5see seana-
taks1s-l l.84.e 9 - zee
sh~eF SKINS .as'i. igsssc sacn-
-.eaFil ax7--tse1-se saE1.
lAllsa-s54e Rcand-
Fsrmsrs' rrsdsss.
Bgffer-lsaz = geaad
EsEs-L..4-le 3 18xsl.
P1tatsss- 49, > s@shs-s.
Apples-< Sc = AusneL
LeeLs-.,c t-she..
esaDs gssr--s,eP5e toSsa-
IUruips--s 8 .-5s , b issee-
-arIstS-zl1 > oasAs.
Grain. Fissr aad Feed
Whest-Aes sc = oas.lel.
gornE - = sGs4e.-
0als-Ssw 0szzc > slshsL
kye-8se q bashe
orolld teed-sl,1 ~ tor
brsl-s s.-1t tom
A.a4Ilgs-s sllsU ton.
SsrssHiaxs- siz98 > ton.
Eiolr-Llly Is alte. so straight. 80 PAI
eat. as > h444gsd.
JoBbers' Prices.
kaples-sI 6s 92S8 bbl
Bartletr PeaF.-s 900 ? busheL
B=ans-sl T5.e3el = bushel.
Esgs-lts-pc & dozen
Lltter- tas-0c ? Eo-1d.
Hoaeg-l2e 2 pound
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25

coroner's inquest. No new points were
brought ont. The court adjourned until
Friday 10 enable the defense to procure
witnesses who were not present. The
funeral OF Mr.. Bowman took place
Wednesday afternoon. There were no
services except at tho grave. and very
few friends were in attendance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25

MoxraoNERY. Ala. oct "a. -- The
Southern exposition opens here No
vember s. President Harrison will
start tie machinery through the
medium Of telegraph wires On that day
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25
10 nuIld a Monument 20 sunset Cor.

CHARIEsroN. :. C., oct 24--The let
ter carriers 81 Charleston, IN response 20
a suggestion from the letter carriers oi
New York. met "Wednesday and con-
tributea two dollars each 70 fund for a
monument % the late Congressman Cox
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25
KENTUCKY FACTIONS FIGHT.
Bloody Battle at Harlan Court-aouss-
wilson Howard Wounded and One OF
His Followers Killed.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Oct 24-Nevs has
just reached here OF An engagement be-
tween the Howard and Turner factions
near Harlan courthouse Tuesday.
James Dean, Of Howsrd's party. was
killed and FIVE others wounded. Wilson
Howard and one Of his principal hench-
mon, named Jennings, are among the
wounded. and IL Is said that Howard
injuries are probably fatal Three 81
the Turner crowd were wounded The
Turner'S have been in possession Of
the town for more than week. The
leader is John Turner. inst II years Of
age. Howsrd's forces have been in camp
one mile from town. There are about
forty men in each crowd. all equipped
with Winchesters and revolvers. Tues
day morning Turner led his followers in
an attsck on the Howard camp. TIE a.
tacking party got In the FIRST work, but
we're fnally driven back 20 town.
The latest report from Harlan court
house SAYS hat Wilson Howard hsd cut
OF Judge Lewis and bis party from com
munication with the town. Sheriff
James Howard. % Bsrlan. who is here.
urges that the GoverEoT send troops 70
quiet the cour Try. Hs says on soconnt
of The vide extent oi the feud be can
not find men not ooncernsd 70 form =
oosse and sxecste the iaw
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25
-
THE MARKETS
Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. oct p
TLour-ouiet and unchanged sprins pat
snts 3 Or; Straights. AGpa4 ~. Bakers. q 20
a35o; Winter patents Hoo Clears e. pa
$50
WHEAT- Ruled strong early and lower lster.
No. cash, ~ a7sc. December. 7paQsose.
Nay, SsGszso' No Spring <sae,c. 30 3,
tS6.sTc
CoBS-In fair Demand ans firm 80. so,la
soYc. No 8 yellow. s2o. No 2 spsc. No
sTellow. BIC; October 7o&c. Noveurber soBa
3ie. December. SoA4SHc. Nav. SO july.
a. 13sac
oGTs-stesoier with light trading. 40 2
cash. lsc. November ifitc, Dso~nlDe 1e8c.
May, NhaV.c Samples steady Supply
smaller. 10. g, ls120j4C so. ? white pa
sitsc, No 2 is's1lac. 30 White 2la22itc
ryF-Demand light No cash fn store
Gze. November delivery. 4ihc. December 2sc.
Samples, Hlf5sc for No. 2. s21sa<lc for No 2
BARIET-Ruied quiet slow and easy 10 3
isSt25c, No Z low grace ~ good. 2)040c no 4
good - choice aa1ssc. 30 2 epasso
MISS PORE -7rriinr rather light and prices
lower. Prizes rsnre6 a. fl0 spll0 O. for cash.
e. s58ioH0 foT October A. s5te e7s for 80
venber g. 4aa59il for ys-usrv
Lard Trading ilrtf and prices easier Cua-
tstions ranged e. = - az p for cash q IA
6ffls fur Octobcf - vat 97ss fot Eoveru.
bsr. = sots y for gsnuary
BrT1EH-Crssrasry. sag2o. Dairy. sZa17ci
PACKING stock s1f0o
Tggs Fresh. 80 $40
PorITrT- Live Chickens -z7if,ps - rfv.
TURKEYS s1Sc peF ~ Live Durkt sHsi<e r.r
N Live Geese q .O0z7 " - dozsn
wv YORK Orr -
wHEsT-stsstT. November - s9z Ssi
peoeuse - els8s4'fc. January slte5<A ~.
Ns-ch. s7tkc MAJ - a. 80,
Conscious; snd fru M.x.6 ws~tsrr ~
e4ts
Osrs-Qsist snd st.s1y Western zss.a
AAr
PHovEsfcNs Efsf fteafr rlsts o 7s1g q
Fr-rs H-ss po ForF Qul-t sne unsettled .
Nfss. % "a 81 hrtrs PRIME a. gfai0 p
Lsrd sfrans aue euief steam rsuaere1 q -
q as
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25
A PoweRFUL ALLIANCE.

The Union Pacific and the Chicago a
Northwestern Railway Companies Agree
10 Aid Zach Others Interests Van
derbilts at tho Head Of the Movement.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-The World says:
An alliance has been formed between
the Chicago a. North western and tho
Union Pacific railway systems. These
roads will henceforth be operated n
complete harmony and with the view q
each giving the other all the trstic It's
agents can secure for points on either
line.
The far-resching effects OF the alliance
may be inferred from the fact that the
Chicago g. North western operates about
length Of all lines Of the Union Pacific
is about $500 The latter has trafiic and
other arrangements which enable Il 10
reach Portland, Ore.
There is. however. s far deeper sig
pincance in all this IL the statements ~
Trustworthy persons are correct than APP
pears upon the surface. The Chicago
Northwestern, as is well known. Is
Under the control Of the Nsndcrbilts.
The latter have for several years been
solidifying their lines east Of Chicago.
With thei. close affiliations with the
Union Pacific the Nsnderbilts viii
in all probability branch out toward
the Pacific Ocean. This could very
readily be done by continuing
the Union Pacific from Utah southwest
erly TO enc Of the Southern California
seaport towns in proximity 70 Los
Angeles. Those who ought 70 know de-
clare that Il Will not be long before a
Vanderbilt through line. extending
from ocean 10 ocean, viii also be an &C
comphshed fact
Fire at Fayette, Ala, tuesday night
destroyed the depot and sheds Of the
Georgia Pacific railway, with 100 bales
Of cotton. Loss, $4,000; fully insured.
At Boston on "Wednesday. in q quarrel
over one dollar bet on horse race, Rod
erick McBinnon. aged Is years, was
stabbed and killed by an unknown man.
An old gentleman named Fortzinger
committed suicide al Conemsugh Dor
ough. Pa, Wednesday. he was de-.
spondent over bis great losses BY the
food.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25

UREA, \. i, OCT "a 4-LymAs Davis.
aged IA snd probably the Oldest nan IA
the state. died 10 ths tovrn q salisbury
Tuesday tie Vss farHsF snd had
lived n Salisbury for nearly century.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25
aiohi.Aa wheat Iagarea.

HuIsDALR. Mich, oct - Farmers
in tAis couuty report that ths drought
and ssrly frost have sofksa injagg 70
the wheat crop. bat thst the apple crop
Is q. ach larger thsn usual
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25

CTNcIENATI. Oct "a Dr.. " ~ Estor
one sf TIE most eminent honsopsfhis
physicians in ths West and ssthor a
sevsra. medical works 6iss on Nsdnes-
.sy. aged So yesrs
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25
CHAMBERS IN COURT.

Bowman's slayer Has Preliminary
Examination Fansral OF the Dead
Lawyer.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 28-The preliminary
examination Of Is. u. Chambers, who
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25

Collections Abstracts examined and fsies
-nrrerfff leans negotiated R1d nate 11
both realry snd ehaftie security. S3 A01r0ess-
Gra1d k4pids. NieA~
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25
oAVirVs PLEA.

TIE Tyssh Patriot Makes LoHg AsaFsss
Before ths faFnsu Commission.
LoEDox. Oct a4--TAs PsrnsA com
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25

NV oBIEANs, Oct. "a The grand
jury resumed the fraudulent State bond
Investigation Wednesday and brought
In three more indictments. tvo O. the-
being against sx-IrsRsurer Z A.
Burke far forgery. The forgery is ~
ders'ood 70 have been Committed y
Burfs IN nuEbsring The constitutions
bonds that w~r. negotiated for Burss
by MsuFioe Hart