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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
CURRENT EyENTS
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tnssssstias BITE 81 iaforu1asian G4tGsrea
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sch Perelssl fell from cad - hay
Saturday nesT Fort smith, AIK, AID bFoAs
us meek
A nne monument has been placed shove
tie grave cl tic iass C-tcI Dlisen. las
Huslo publisher
Congressman A A HsTdenbergh died
at hl. home IN Jersey Iity. a on ss1aI-
das, aged 50 yssgs
The thira annual conNentioH q ths
United Tfpothea of America IA bS Lela
In 81 Louis TUESDAY
GenefsIJ j Chalmers Repu0nosE can
didzIs Tor Governor Of Mississippi Las with
drawn bls name from tie IcAeL
Job Clark. rTominent lhil0esli his
LAWYER has been indicted Tor swiEdhng The
late state seastoI William Randall oat ~
s53l8
L1-PTesideat RobiEson. q Brown nl-
ve4sity Nil make good the g.. .e0J shos laes
Of lie soa. Begistrar Robinson q that IN
sctuton
II has been discovered that tie recent
election a. which tie CITIZENS q Nesi l.olL
No voted 10 annex that suburb - Kansas
City was illegally held
The strike OF the coal miners 81 Scranton
Kan. wss smicGbly settled saturday The
employers granted them al advance o. -
cents per ton for mining
While Annie Small. aged : an inmate
OF the orphan asylum al Evansville Ind,
was playing near a IRE Saturday heT cloth
ing was ignited and shs " sS fatally burned
meeting OF citizens Of 81 Joseph OouB-
". Ind, Nas held at south Bend Saturday
fer the purpose Of forming an association
20 build . slo.0 soldiers noEuinesI IN
that city.
II IL given out that q federation will De
formed OF the Brotherhood ef fngiDsers
and Firemen. Knights Of Labor. Switch.
mems Mutual Aid Association and bTother-
hood Of Railway Brsksme5.
The leper colony at San Francisco hos
pital numbers eleven people. and there
are thought 10 be several others al large n
the State. Two other colonies have been
reported and returned TO China
Charles Davis aged only 10 years. but one
Of the boldest eesper ADDE'S in the Indian
Territory, and the leader Of . noted band
Of horse and cattle thieves. was shot aud
killed on Saturday near fleetwood
James Morgan, aged e. years, and Miss
Hettie 5 Wilson. aged 81 years, were naAr.
ried on Saturday lt Mart nsvilie, Ind The
aged man secured his bride ~ advertising
that he would pay g.. 900 for wse
Another flow Of excellent natural gu
has been struck three miles from G.ttoon-
IL comes from seventy feet down and
shoots a fame ter feet IN the air. the sup
ply being enough for domestic use
For the fret time In the history Of the
Yale Law School an Italian II among the
students. His name Is signor Paul Russo,
and he has been employed a. court intsr-
prefer in New Haven for several years
Signs of life in the supposed extinct vol
cano Ajusoo, near the City OF E.Iico. have
recently been discovered SubterTAneSn
thunderinys have been heard. and they
were accompanied br a jsrrinE Of TIE
earth The volcano IN the state Of Collins
IN a.so actSe
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
GER MANS JOLLlFY.
DULY OBSERVED In VARIOUS CITES.
CsrsasEtes IN nSser - shs farss Ssr-
EssR Ce4eny IA &2eTlc@s soc tesHs
AKe-TkSes4aas P@T4as a. 50
L0sEs asc Pkl1sGslPhls-
FloNEsEk KEaEs.eEkap

81 lcUzs Cct T-GertaAE cay w&s OBJ
served ksTs sunday plIh VII sns ne
ianaiEg VI tie p-onssEs - German aH-l1li-
gf&uon, which teok place OesoeeE G ioeo.
va sonorea ~ most harmonious re-
Unlon q a. citizens % OerasE assoent
regardless q reisioUs creed ar PoiiNoSl
teslty- IN many houses the American anc
German col0Ts were blsRoeo IA haI
moDioos profasaon. vale IL tAs pro
essslOn starr and sIiIes were cal
Tiea a. proudly A. The black white Aha
red Lax II Germany ana - ths
nnal oslsbTeilOn Ia Music HsA AZ tie
IMPOSITION building st nls1t American anc
German National airs <eTRstso, sne
every expression wss 81 loyalty 10 The
country Of lheiT choice AID love for Ias
fatheTlsnc IL "a estimated thst 50 0lC men
were IN tie parade. while rhs thorough
fares weTe crowded VIII spectators Cheers
greeted the procession 50 II passed. while
Germans burst forth into songs of The
fatheTlanG tie seems being rare anc 81
teTestipg one Many bSnuers bore the In
scription 'Irue 70 AmerIca-lToud of tie
fatAerland
PHuADaIPHlA. Oct The s0oth snniver-
ssTy OF the landing Of TIE German pioneer
settlers IA Phuadelphi Mas celebrated
Sunday afternoon by a large meeting a.
the f2ll OF the German society a. Marshal
and Spr ng Garden ssreets DR. Gross OF
the German hoFpital presided and spoke
IN German and Engiish Addresses were
also made IN German by Prot Sioenshckef
and Dr. Kellner, ana IN English by CITY
solicitor Warwick over 400 people were
present
The musical portion OF the programme
was rendered BY a large orchestra under
the direction Of Paul Sen;z, and 4 chorus OF
800 male and 80 female voices represent
ing the three musical aocietles Of the city.
Tho cele ebration Of tho event wan the
most elaborate which had taken place
in this city sihce the grand tri- centennial
jubilee Ia lS3 Steps have been taken
by the German society here 10 appropri-
ately celebrate the day each succeeding
year aud q subscription has been started
for the purpose OF erecting grand memo
rial monument on the banks OF the Wisss-
hickon overlooking the spot where the nrst
pioneer family settled ana formed the
nucleus OF that portion OF the city still
known as Germantown
DAVENPORT, Ia, Oct The German
Americans OF Davenport and surrounding
towns devoted Sunday TO the celebration
Of the 20oth anniversary OF the landing OF
the first German colony il this country. In
the afternoon a procession more than a
mile long marched through the principal
streets TO Washington square. where ad-
dresses were made.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
A mssI WRelNlA Esun.


81 ALsAss n FA OoE "a kloS1s fszs
ts 80. raging IL L4aoo-a Coanss. tAls state
bsSwsen t1s BraaLnel1 aac HsA f.ntllss
Layd DlnSssS. 49, - justice ot
tie psxCs aa1 prominent msn. married
ons - Ne Hall ElrAs he Quarrslsd w1Ls
- vie 1asy separated. sad tie Esxt
day DfngesS and his wffes oEctksr uast saa
Dlnxsss y - shot dead aired EEuunel5
hza married DlnKsss' sister Hs sw0re &c
bs avenged 81 Hal sDG GaLally
wounded Cne ~ tie Hal tFo-hers
Ten DAYS 40 bE9Mrelt snd IA
wife wers .cayl4i1 ana 4rs brum-
reid "a. 81 . taTeSxh tie head ana Glsd
Bruufsld wSs tsrnbiy wounded I'~o
Says later Pgrvls BTaEheld wzs shot or
Saturday George Dlngsss. = brother #
Bramrslds wits. Was shot through TIE
lex in ngLI with one OF tAs opposing
IZr[Y
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
a NOR'WESTER'S FURY.
Damaging Storms on Lakes Huron and
Erie-yesssls Wrecked and Three Lives
Ioxt.

Damaging Storms Lakes Huron and
Erie-yesssls Wrecked and Three Lives
Lost.
CHICAGO. Oct The heavy northwest
gale that blew over lower Lake Huron
sunday was disastrous to life and shipping
Two seamen were killed on Lake Huron
of Sand Beach and woman on Wend the
Wave was drowned near the mouth OF the
Detroit river
The boats ashore or sunk on Lake Huron
and Lake Erie near the mouth OF the De-
troit river are: Rhode Emily, ashore 81
White Rock; @. H. Weeks. ashore and to
tai loss; Lady Franklyn, ashore at Lake
Huron; Magruder. ashore al Sand Beach;
Glasgow, ashore on Pelee island; Nend the
Wave. sunk by collision.
IsHPEMING. Mich, Oct IA Hancock
Mich special says: Steamer Bessemer and
consort Schuylkill OF Cleveland were
wrecked at the mouth Of the Lake Superior
ship canal Friday niS5t The crew Of nine
teen men was saved with difficulty by the
life-sav!ng crew under command OF Captain
Ain Ocha The loss on vessels and oargoes
Is from sS0. OO0 70 500, 90.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

TorEKA Kan, Oct The supreme Court
handed down an opinion late Saturday
evening II the famous Gray County seat
contest between the towns Of Cfmarrou
end Ingalls, The decision. which declared
in favor o. ingalls, was written hy Judge
Valentine and sustained bv al the Judges
except Chief Justice Horton. who sub
mItted . voluminous dissenting opinion
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
NAGLE'S CASE ENDED.
A Grand Jury Thinks That Terry's slayer
Can Not Bs Tried In Any Court

STOCKTON. Cal Oct The grand jury
OF San joaquin County presented final re-
port concerning tie case OF Deputy United
States Marshal Magic. The report says that
the facts show that the killing Of Judge
Terry was intentional and deliberate. and
that while the constitution and laws of the
State require that a crime against its laws
should lie tried Hereunder. the accused
was taken from the power Of the State by
process ernsusting from the United 6tsees
Circuit Court The report declares that the
United States Circuit Court has decided
that Nagle can not be tried BY the State
court on account OF non-jGrisdiction. from
which il Is fair 20 conclude that he oas not
be tined IN any court
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
IN THE LAWS GRIP.
Uncle Sans Detectives Capture Another
Gan~ OF nterfeiIera In Indianx

Gang OF Counterfeiters In Indians
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct The secret
service officers raided a gang OF counter
feiters south OF this city Sunday and capt
ured Isaac Reynolds, John Lucas and J. NJ
Mcbride. the latter an old offender and his
confederates farmers. After the capture
Lucas house was searched and the mold
and $40 in spurious coin were found The
gang had been making $40 gold" coins
and number Of them have been put into
circulation in this oity and johnson Coun-
ty. Mcbride made full confession, say
ing that they had been engaged in the
business for several months and had got
nd of a large amount OF the stuff in this
State, Kentucky, Ohio and Illinois
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

FLOUR FOR ENGLAND.
Arrangements for Shipping Direct frOi
the DskotA NILS.

FARGo. " d, Oct. AT meeting OF the
North Dakota Aiilers' Assoc.st on arrange
ments were made 70 send an agent to
London, England, 10 introduce pure Da-
kota four. made from No. / hard wheat
1t is proposed TO sS1p the -four direct
70 this agent and TO have IL sold as dis
tinct North Dakota brand. thus prevent
ing mixture OF inferior grades OF flour
made from softer varieties Of wheat
There is already IN that market an active
demand for pure Dakota wheat and IL ia
estimated that when the agency is once
established there the shipments from
Dakota mills embraced in the association
viii average about 800 barrels a day.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
THE MEXICAN CYCLONE.

The Losses in the Vicinity of the City of
Carmen VIII Reach Fully $1,000, 600.
CITY OF MEXICO. Oct. The losses oc-
casioned in the city OF Carmen by the late
storm are estimated at t500, 200. News Of
great destruction TO other towns near Car
men is now coming in Pariscaoa and
Partido have suffered the loss OF many
houses In the vicinity of the last-n amed
town all crops are a complete loss. In
Aquada de Purto Real all the houses with
the exception of four were destroyed by
trees falling upon them. With the reports
SO far received the loss will not fall short
of q on1 nO0
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
THE MARKETS


CHICAGO, Oct y
r1ouR- -Quiet and unchanged spring pa,
snts. .. s.oc. stratghts. - fo0dAg5. Bakers r.
GasO; Winter pstebts Heo; Clears. tsssa
40
wRIA7-Rule6 ussctusd No cash. sla
sIKc. DeceElbe s. oS5No. and Nav. ssA z so
CoRx-Qu.et and stesdy. 40 ? s0Rc: Nc
zTeilow. 6lac. 10. = &c, October delivery.
ooac; November. si1Siec, Deoeubsr. ga
sllsc. Tear. S7Kc. Nav. ss9ss&o
OArs-wesE ana lower- Nc. cash Ip4
als4o October. isif oleAso. December. ia q
'iaSc. Nay. "a. .azsc. Ssmrle lots in far
REQUEST and lowtT no. 2 ss0204c. r. q
whre. sos,az21o, 30. lsadSooi 80 8
Wh1s. 80 e5Sc
RTE-ws. c. ct ard steady. No cash. ~
store October delivery. <Hc. Foreu bsr
azo. Samples. - sSsc To- No. z sro GA
&c for 40.
BssnEY-supply bssvr and prices essies
No. 3 Sea25c. No. ( iov RTsos ts rOod. sOd
<nc. No. 4 goo1 ~ cscioe, S1aslo. ssc No. =
S41ssc.
MEss PoBE-Trs6inF rs.beT light sno prioet
irregular. Prices rsrgst 81 10 % 1879 20
essh. r0V7lt 2 n 20 for Osober. IS rat &c fof
Never ssr. suo - 2oas g fof Jsrusrv
Itrp-Traera nght an1 prices hirhs-. Cue
tatiers rarre6 e. % 81 a. aa for cash - 20
zo for octooar . -. bS1is for November,
sB6 g. a04S O. Tor JHavarT.
BuT1HR-Cresnsry. sas4oi Ds.ry. s4aisoi
PACKING stocs. fA5Sc-
FcCs-Frssh l7DlTHe
PorITvY-IfTs Chickens r91s. PEI ~
rsv. TURKEYS l9alle per = I've Dsess, ~
es<e pss n I've Geese s<9oaT o. psr sozsa
NV Yorr Oct 2
wrrs7-So ? Rec euist = y hrbsr sd
e-r Ostobsr Esssse Neveun. Sc. Ds
reubsr. e islessthc, JsrusT. ssassse,
kay. ~sn
CoEr-psu srs sasisr. hr.t western
sssaH1c
OaTs-Qui-t nrt frn wssts-n t41ss
rpuvrxEows- Be<f stssass Flste y bods -
Trt-s Ness q O. Pork quist Hnd unohsngre.
N-ss So saaii -. JEtrs ~ Ne. ts 2b1lo 81
Larc seuvs sne stronger, steam -rsBdersA
EegS4ssS
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

SHARON, Pa, Oct &C f. Carlson died
in coal mine near this place Saturday.
Carlson was the son Of a Swedish nobleman
and was cast Of because OF his marriage
10 a peasant girl on his fathers estate.
The con refused TO give up the girl and
came TO the United States ten years ago.
de was heir to 600, 900, which goes
to either children or a younger brother.
His wife and two children are left in re-
duced circumstances
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
STRUCK BY THE EXPRESS.
Two Ladies' of Sandwich. Ill, Killed at .
Railway Crossing.

SANDWICH. Ill, Oct A terrible scci-
dent occurred here Saturday evening, re-
sulting in the death OF two highly respect
ed ladies Of this city, Mrs r. C. Cook and
Mrs Samuel Abbey. The ladies were in
the act of crossing the Chicago, Burlington
L Quincy railway track at Main street
when the buggy in which they were riding
was struck by the fast west-b bound express
train and thrown q considerable distance
from the track. When picked up both
ladies were alive but died in a short time.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

TorrxA. Kan. Oct An immigration
society which has been recent y established
IA Topeka ia connection With The lsts eK-
odus of negroes 90 Oklaboma has received
letters from Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
I.sufxisna and tia Carolinss SAYING that
there vul bs 2oooo negro omigrsnte from
these states "a soon "a they can gather
their crops and gef ready q leave
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
woopsN~ARe FACTORIES.

ksP0Etse forEnatias - . -yNdtcass % So
ct.1s Csutr>l 81 fhsan-
nVBr2VE Ia ucE l-lnforHatioD hss
ressheo here .. ne formation a . synai
ests hea1s1 b. samuel 0apPles A O. of
81 Louis tAe oa5sct 81 which Il ~ secure
oantrol q tie Woeaeuw@rs fsotcres
IL tEs Vest Is - sastes that ths Dabagus
Dackst factory. al iHsatatiou oulpieyiug
aooGt axty men Ess been f1Ioa@Ssa ~
tbe Syndicate anG Nlil be oiosee up 1As
same synclcate - ncEotls2ag iol ~ has
arsNds purchased several osAsI tAosSries
along lie AlsslsslPpl
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

CEFCseo. o.. ?
Cs-TaE-Nsr.rsi ucssFHtslF scrfrs 81 loraf
are a. rr.uf AFreurt Cnrfsticrt rargs< a
a. seas fer F-o1 e. caolc- shfr-frs ate~-st
u aoss - g corusn r. F-osts. - Hwf,s
hgtsksrs stsert tg~ 80 f1r ssn-rsrrs q q
o. = - Tsxs-s - soot 3 - 7T..,~-rs . e
es~ 60 F--1-rs q s>9z = fsr c.w. s-<
o 80 = 80 lrfs-isr n T-s stocs nn< Hru.
Eess-Ns~tsf uos-rslslv artf~s ~ p.~sf-.
Sc "a prfsr arreUnt r. rrss.s ~nrAas
sis- SO ~sst - sH1se fssiins. oshsr rrs1es
ssssfF sai~s rHnF-s ~ sSoz = fsr hfnt.
o. ssa8s 60 rruKf pa ktns A. oa1s = =,
mfrsa sos a ss3ta for sss-y rssFisf as
a. FPlss ga
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

BRSs k4WA IA, Get f-ht Rev
Thomas Hubbard Val, d L. IL "a i.
Bishop - the diocese - EAnsas eied suA-
dAy aaorllpg 4llsT a. illness 81 tee week.
BishoP 49, va t&ksa seriously a. While
a. route nom Aansss l. AeW YORK l. A.
tend the general convention q TIE r pis
coma church BE wts brought Ia the rosi-
dencs 81 Mt Andres NAaelsT. u IAls
nlsos. where hs dlea
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
KNIGHTS or LABOR ABROAD.
Assem- nbilss OrgaAiEsd Ia Europe BY oae
If POadsrly's IsatsnAAsN

NEw YoAE Oct Master Workman
joseph 2. Archibald. of district No 20 OF
this city, has retarned from Europe De
went abroad four months ago al Ar. Pow
dsrlys request 70 examine iDSo he con
diuoa IL the Knights Of Labor n Europe
and 10 extend the organization de saio
Il Travelled through Eagl2ad, Ireland snd
Scotland sAG visited Paris addressed gay
msetlu.,s and succeeded IN f.rmiHg twenty 40.
cal assemblies Two Ia Ireland. two n Seou6nd
and sixteen Il England. Ihc Ehglish working
mea lo0z kindly 10 ths oTgsu zstoB, OCT
found u quite di1leuit 10 get them nto u for
tue reasoa thGt labor uulOas are old RstiI u.
tions ia Easland. aud their organ z2uoa .
very thorough. We expeet 20 have three dis
tr.ct assemblies ~ The Kingdom before lonF
Most OF tie men IL The order in Eagland are
irou-workeFs"
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

CHICAGO. oct 7-Fire originating IN the
basement or yohutou Kellogg 4 Co . hs-d-
ware establishment entirely destroyed The
building Nos los and 10 Randolph street
Saturday night and csused loss of about
teo0 ooo The loss VII be borne chiefly ~
johnson Kellogg 4 Co. kiemrn Smith 4
Co mirror manufacturers. and John n
Norris & Co dssler In druggist supplies
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

Nsr fosz. co.'s 4aus % Cenaor did
here saaday ssd . post Hior5sm exam -
tin sseaTea "a ahsasss Of the brsia even
essas za1 sac N-s beaten sifh siahs -
Ma gle MllsE hsHis sn1 Kate Hsassa
n 4aais Ae8aAo1 sAa Jana Kelly smpIoFss
th BE same shop "a Whiea sks worked
4hsss Efris ssfa sfEssts eharEsi elth
murder ibs Haanis ess ever tas s1isa.
tiaas Il lad n3aasd 4a4st
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
Cattle pIsease in Germany.

BERLIN. Oct THE disease which has
prevailed among cattle in Germany for
some time past is spreading with great
rapidity necessitating the reliance of the
German market upon America for meaS
supplies Prices Of meats have advanced
and in many localities the scarcity Of cat
tie has created much alarm
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

fssrEasTse Mfeh 49, : p Typhesd fever
- spiassnis 10 snanissf - uppsf psninsuis
towns oct tslE 81 Nsgsus.s sna fronwsca
taefs bsing sssrly l$ Gases q. ssos -
tesse ei8.s ~ = also prsvalsnf - nesriv
a. the other towas - To- distriot 1hs
uausasi aasa sef of rssss as esassd 80 -
sssli igssi6n O. r. sst &c tees sy ne state
Taafl 81 HsstA
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

Ramos e. Oct The ss -Csthohe
n sst Father HoY-e So convicted ia the
bansriar Caart Saturday night af criminal
ss.sait os Ni.s Osasvs WkitzEsr n.
srtms ef which BsYis - esnvicisd 80
sasausi SEED isss Aay ne ~ss sentenced -
be banged November "a
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

yrFNNA Oct Floods are incrsasins
n extent snd vioisncs throughout Alten-
barC and Gosrlitz Austro-HungRry The
damage already done has reached immense
proportions. and the families rendered
ksfre i@as sre ~rurstraa
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
Conversions Laid

NEw ORLEANS, Get The ceremonies of
laving the conversions of Music Hall. IN
which the coming ssngerfest viii be he'd.
took placs Sunday The ball viii have a
seating capacity Of 6,0yJ ia the auditorium
and so on the stage
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
Gothamt Church h-Gosr.

Nrv YoEK, Oct 7-Rsporters took 8
census OF the worshipers who attended
service in the various churches here Sun.
day. and the result shows total q 49, "a
persons. Of whom q. % were women and
c.. 24q men The weather vaS unpleasant
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
The Result In Montana

HELENA. Mont, Oct. 7-Returns received
give a Democratic majority OF seven on
Joint ballot in the Legislature. In several
counties the vote IS very close. bat IL ia not
believed the Official canvass viii make any
material change. Carter Rep for Con-
Cress, bSs a majority OF about I, 200
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
Alleged Robbers Arrested.

HIr.ESA, Mont, Oct On September l6
the express ONCE at Phiuipsburg was
robbed of three bars OF bullion valued at
s3,eO0 Saturday two men and a woman
were arrested for the crime. One is car
penter named Brown, one a gambler
known as The Kansas City Kid" The
woman gloreS in the name Of Blaze"
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

NTNVFaFo1rS Mlun. Oct At = -
o'c'ock Sunday Night = boiler .rpledsd n
the GsisxT mills snd ALLIED Assistant IT =
nssr Trsnk Banks And helper Joseph
Fvans Ths sxpl0aon rss caused hy I'm
paired machinery
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

Fsaao. N e. oet Governor Msiistts
hss fafs Ardsa a. eleeaon document. 20
President HsTrisoa The nrst state LeFis'.-
tafs 3i.l ~ summoned g. eonvsss .eout
hnr.m.sE
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

NEw Yoax. Oct 5-Thomss A Fdison
and wlfe Nrs e. 3 orans and Mis-
FreHnghuysrn were among tbs psssssgsfs
arriving bs the steamship Ia ChsnPsgns
iron nayfs saturday
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08

Nav YoEK Oct At TIE meeting - tbs
Nsv York Athisfie Clab a b George. sf
~ Nanhsftsn Afsisfic Cuh broke tns
amer osr three uil. running record mak-
ing ne alstsnos n Is minutes "a Is SEQ
enss
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
ADMIRAL PORTER DYING.

Suffering from q Fatal Illness at James-
town-The End Near at Hand
NEWPORT, R L, Oct Admiral Porter
has been dangerously i'll at jamestown for
two weeks, but his family has tried to con-
ceal the fact, which has finally leaked out
His health has been very delicate all sum-
mer, and it is without doubt his last IL
ness, the end OF which Ia near at hand
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
.nnnlnt.d nIr.ctnr I'D the mlnt.


wA~HrwaToN. Oct = President Harrison
has appointed Edward O Lseoh, Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia Director OF the kint
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-08
q
TO MERCHANTS!
Gut This Out and Paste L Up IN Your Sa!ssOOns.

I heart of CLERK dry goods store aho smart
and quick, and splendid manager and al that bat he got up
pity and bgot and pat Genta airs until he was
dagresabe and he say bis ates
4t concern couldn't po bly, get along without him. 50
the Old gentleman who the senior partner called him IN the
day says he M Jenkins you have been very
Efficient and appreciate your services but hear that you
repeatedly asserted you - die the
couldn't possibly IT, and this has worried not lit
tie you Ike AL liable 10 die unexpectedly,
and have concluded 10 experiment while you
health and Il the w you Viii please
consider Yourself dead tor year. and VII try it,
Please read right After your business is over you
want comfortable home 90 Now, the PHOENIX
FURNITURE COMPANY have elegant assortment from
which select No trouble show goods and you would be
surprised ind that there many things you have
thought Of.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-18
Mammoth or Elephant.

Wolfson's clothing house well de-
serves the name of the "White Ele-
phant," tor white elephants are the
rarest quadrupeds on earth and Wolf
sons clothing house is the rarest
thing i'm the clothing line south of St.
Louis. AS to size, it is more fitting to
call it mammoth than an elephant,
for it is without question the largest
clothing house in the state Of Texas.
Neither Dallas, Fort Worth nor Gal
weston, can show any thing approx
matingit. Its displayed and reserve
stock, in quantity, and quality, and
prices, puts it at the head of all cloth
ing houses south ofSt. Louis and west
of New Orleans, and would place it
very near the head in New York I,
Chicago or Philadelphia. The ar
rangement of his large and well light
ed clothing rooms for the display of
goods is most admirable. and while
everything is arranged regardless of
cost, there is no charge for style.
A glance at his price list is con-
vincing proof of this fact.
He will sell you a good suit of
flannel or serge from So to So, well cut
and well made.
For $40 you get your pick of the
largest assortment of flannel, trecot,
cheviot and cassimer suits, late styles
and best goods for the money ever
seen in Texas.
All wool serge suits in great variety
of shade at from So to SIS.
English serges and tweeds, French
wOrsted and silk mixed wOrsted suits
in endless variety from SIC to S25.
If you want something that lays
over any other suit shown in this
city look at his wide vale diagOnals
or his fancy diagOnals, his Scotch
goods or his fancy cassimers at from
S26 to $50. All in sacks, frocks and
four button getaways, fit to clothe a
prince.
All these lines of goods in youths
and boys suits at corresponding
prices; figures not given elsewhere in
this state.
How WolfsOn does this, sells bet.
ter goods for the money than can be
found i'm any other city in Texas, does
not concern his customers SO much
as the fact that he does do it, and do
1t he does. At
-Four beautiful new cottages near
Maverick park from $1,000 to $l7OO
with easy payments. H. III. q Co.