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The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-01-10
IN cHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY

Between
William B. Probasco,
Complainant,
and On bill, &c.
Abraham G. vanEpps and wife
and others,
Defendants.
70 Frederick Ingersoll and Mary Il !.
his wife, and Sophemia J. Fisher, absent defcrd-
ants.
By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery
of New Jersey, made on the eleventh day OF
cause wherein William B. Probasco Is complain
ant, and you and others are defendants. You are
required to appear and plead. demur or answer to
the complainants bill of complaint on or before
the twelfth day of February next. or that in de-
fault thereof. such decree be made against you,
as he Chancellor shall think equitable and just.
Sad bill is filed to foreclose mortgage given 0y
All, aaam y. VanEpps and wife to the compiannnt.
william B. Probasco, dated the sixteenth ,..y OF
Ma; ca, 1881, ON lands in the township Of Neptune
and county of Monmouth. and you Frederick
Sophemia Fisher, are made defendants. because
you, Frederick Ingersoll, own portion OF the
land includedin the complainants said mortgage.
and you Mary e. Ingersoll are made defendant
because yon aud your said husband executed
mortgage on part OF the said lands to the said
Abraham @. YauEpps which your said husband
owns aud you the said Sophem1a j. Fisher be
cause you now hold by assignment from the sald
Abraham G. vanEpps the last mentioned mortgage
which is dated July the irst eighteen hundred
and eighty-four.
A. @. MCLEAN.
Solr of Complainant.
Freehold, New Jersey.
80 60l dec27-7t
The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-01-10

Mayor Chaplin. of Brooklyn, predicts
that that city will soon outgrow New Yorh
in population.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-01-10
No.hing in the wide world 50 Good

was afflicted with Kidney disease. DR..
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. Of Rondout,
N. VI say it with q perfect recollection
of all that was done for me besides, is the
only thing that gave me permanent reief.
have recommended this medicine, to
many people for Kidney disease and they
ali agree in saying that it has not it's equal
in the wide world for this complaint.
Lyman Crawford, Druggist, Springfield,
Mass. jan10-4t
The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-01-10

Many of our young married people don't
know what blessing DR.. Bulls Baby Syr
up is until the youngster is able to ''yeii
by the hour.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-01-10

Moses Bradshaw, of Claiborne county,
Tenn. celebrated his Tooth birthday an
niversary, this week, by riding fifty miles
on horseback.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-01-10

Elections.
Shrewsbury Ice Yacht Club Com
modore, Samuel W. Morford; Vice
Commander, James Doughty; Secre-
tary and Treasurer, James B Weaver;
Regatta Committee. Edward Russell,
Charles e. Throckmorton, A. w. Havl-
land; House Committee, Thomas s.
Hubbard, George Coley, James b.
Weaver; Reception Committee, VII
liam "a. Stevens, M. A. Cole, DR.. Ed
win Field, Fred Wikof, Joseph Bur
rows. Sr.
Union Club, Eatontown: Pres
ident, T. Talman; Secretary, E. VOL
colt; Treasurer, W. Clayton.
Grand Lodge of Colored Masons
Most Wershipful Grand Master, Will
liam J. Douglass, of Plainfeld; Right
Worshipful Senior Grand Warden,
Clark Layton. of Bordenton; r. W. -.
q. w., John Dennis, of Camden; r.
W. G.. Treasurer, Jacob T. Derrickson.
of Camden; r. W. G. Secretary, Chas.
N. Robinson, OF Camden.
Monmouth Encampmens, No. 81,
Patriarcbal Odd Fellows, Keyport :
Chief patriarch, J.. Frank Murphy;
high priest, John r.. Faroat; senior
warden, Hermann o. Bauer; recording
scribe, Theodore M. Anderson; f.
nancial scribe, Hermann Ernst: :treasurer,
D. Edgar Roberts; junior warden. VIM.
81. Watts; gnide, John r Dufour; out
side sentinel, Frederick Eckhart; inside
sentinel, Harrison Vail; first watch,
William E. Warn. P. G. F.; second
watch, Lewis G. Ackerson; third watch.
William A. Cole; fourth watch, William
A. Rogers, P. @. p; first guard OF tent,
Judson Conover; second guard OF tent,
Ellison D. D.sPettey, P. G. p; trustees,
Edward a. Smith, William E. Warn.
Frederick Eckhart; relief and visiting
committee, j. Frank Murphy, Hermann
o. Bauer. D. Edgar Roberts, Hermann
Ernst, William FL. Watts: finance COM
mittee, John r. Dufour. John Il. Fa,
roat, Hermann o. Bauer.
Navesink Lodge, No. 80, I. 0. o. f.,
Red Bank: N. G., Amos s. Borden;
V. G., William l.. Chadwick; record
ing secretary, Joseph w. Childs; per-
manent ysecretary, Esek White; treas
urer, John Sutton.
@. K. Hall Post. No. Al, G. A. H.,
Asbury Park Commander, Frank Her.
bert; senior vice commander, John >.
Dougherty; junior vice commander,
Henry E. Gravatt; quartermaster, Geo.
H. Warren; adjutant, Chas. q. Porter
chaplain; J. Lyford; officer of the sday,
W. q. VanSant; officer of the guard,
Jacob Preston; quartermaster sergeant,
Poinsett Gross.
Neptune Engine Company. No. 2.
Asbury Park President, George +.
Kroehl; vice. presidents, Capt. J. Minot,
H. D. Coleman; secretary. Millard +.
Bird; treasurer, George Smock; fore
man, Elijah VanCleaf; assistant fore
men, William G. Hunt, F. A. Leggett.
Asbury Park Baptist Sunday-school
Superintendent, J. NJ. Savers; assistant
superintendent, Ira White; secretary,
Howard [Hulick; assistant secretary.
Cyrus Conover; financial secretary and
treasurer, Edward Sexton; librarian,
Bert Alexander; assistant librarian,
George Dow; organist, Miss Jesse Van
derveer; assistant organist, Miss Carrie
Wyckoff, room committee, Ray Pawley
and Eddie Jones. the
Young Peoples Association OF
Middletown Baptist church President,
James P. Hopping; vice president,
George Conklin, secretary, Miss Susie
Hendrickson.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-01-10

The pupils of Pittsburg indnstrla
school refused to work until favorlte In
structor, who had been dismissed, was re-
instated
The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-01-10

Some of the handsomest shops in Paris
are devoted to the sale of Japanese wares
and are wholly conducted Japs.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-01-10

To temporize with your health instead
of promptly using Laxador, is not lndlca-
tive of much thoughtfulness. Laxador is
sold by all druggists.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-01-10
An Orange Halter in Trouble.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.--Isaac Overend, a hat
ter, of Orange, N j., is under arrest there
for murderous assault upon his son Isaac,
aged 21. The young man was found in the
hallway Of the house in which he and his
father lived, in an unconscious condition, his
head and face covered with cuts and bruises.
His father was found asleep in bed, with
blood upon his person and clothing He is
believed to be suffering from religious insan-
ity, and supposed that it was necessary to
kill his son. There had been no family quar-
rel. Isaac is in a critical condition and may
rnf facouar
The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-01-10

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4.-The Girard house
suicide is not Emanuel Kline, of Trenton,
N. J. The remarkable coincidence of the
letter 81" tattooed in blue ink. on the right
forearm of the dead man, and the bullet
scar on his leg, which answer exactly to
distinguishing marks ON Mr.. Kline, led to the
deduction that it must be he, but relatives
of Mr. Kline failed to identify the body.
The body is yet unidentified
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-09
had Roads.

Bad roads are a heavy tax on any community
cursed with them. Few ever think of this But
Just let farmer use ms pencil little and figure
up til" annual cost ". hauling his produce 20 NAV
set over b al roads and compare il with VIVA, 1t
would hc over good ones, and he viii bc sur-
pri,cd 10 tind what y heavy tax he pays, lndi.
rectlv. ii is safe to estimate thai The COST is in
many cases ihrer ar four tunes As great In u
trw wears HE difference in the total cost TO III"
whoie community WoHl! pty Tor all he nccOs-
sarv improvements lnc present movement ia
an effort 70 secure something al prinaucnt val
ue for every dollar ri TAX Now collected hut too
often wasted. Let lhe ug Ainn g on. II VIII
result in gDol-F ,lm and Fic-I,ic
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-09
Beware of tsintmcat~ for e'aIarrl,
that contain Mercury.

rs Mercury viii surely destroy The sense o. smell
and completely dr,augr me Mhp'r system hen
eut 'ung it Ihrurgp tur Inucas >utilcc>. Such
articles should never b.: used except on prc>crp
lions from rcpu able I'.v~t'ntt~. ~ thr lama-e
'hcy viii do NE 'CD tfi 10 the = ',d vuu can
pos> b derive from tirn. II III, C.turh Care,
manufactured by + !. Cheney & Co.. T1c5o,
o., contains no m rrnlN. ana - taken Iulc.nn y,
and acts dit,c' nppu HE ~. q ;,nd mDc.,s str
ttce. o TN system. In bnlio. llAii~ CAt.IA
Care b" sure - me .s"nli -, II : taken in
'cina'ly nd IN .jc IN Toc!n, Gao, hy f. J.
Cne0cv < Go.
s3-Soid IS pfu--'r>. jA.ce - en-, pr boz
Ne \,,;I dim
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-09

h"n1',l - Ii Sounding ynnmrtee ~ Pan.'r.
Ltpds agrc i ~.
Mr. TafnNuN mayri 'hni W. Johnson. &c
O.ca"i,, Il. n,.5.i - Ia" S;an '..S - tlt"lt'rc
ON l. = ,;v" Expenses.
hnrtN t}st;l r''' iint wtS mrir totak| ac
lion II ,u~. b ~. I
Mr. Jones introduced tie ip.l'w We rom.nlli.
cation:
TNAAu>-~HH, FLA April or, 1899
Hos. G.. 2. Jr>ES,
DEAR SIR: have the exquisite pleasure %
conveying 10 ycu Tor presentation I" The Hon
Speaker ol the IIol>" ri Representatives ot the
Legislature al Florida, @avcl made Ivy the
Students OF lhV Department OF Manup! Training
of the State Agricultural College, which they
beg bin TO accept a> Il small token oI their high
Appreciation of your body, and their sincere graf.
ituic for thr establishment ot 50 important a
branch OF training and practical knowledge
You will please do me The honor TO present
the same in any manner y"n may deem the
best. Very respectfully, \. }. RUSSELL.
Superintendent Public Instruction.
Which was read and the ) .'caker pro TEN ac-
ceptcl The gtvel ;nr The House.
Mr. Rich .rd, Chairman OF the Committee on
Finance and Taxation, returned House Bill No
49, and it WAS referred To the Committee on
Public Printing.
House Bill NJ. 10 was postponed and ordered
printed
The House adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
FACTS BRIEFLY STATED.

While running 20 catch street-csr
Thursday st bloomington John Hayes
aged q cropped dead
New York City on Thursday trsnsferred
go GO and philsdelpbis 900 90 70 the
Conensusb Flood Commission
Frederick Douglass - ore ~ the rich.st
coior-d men iB the United States BE
wealth Il estimated OF sSs9 Jj9
Prank O. vBssier. an sge5 sDa r.spect-
s5 agzen Of Msrquets4. Mich committed
snicids Thursday evening by shooting Kim
self
Ore which i believed te b. rfcs IN silver.
has been disoOversa ness the coupty house
IN warren Oountv, n y. bT Mr.. John Net
ting
The local freight sgsEs, N Nstionsi en-
venf.on at Baasla elected offs@srs on
THURSDAY. = G Eicholss Of Cniosgo. being
chosen president
wB Ievrers. os Green Bar. Wis seq
tesced ia - 20 fifteen yesrs iInpTisoh-
1aent fer msrasr. ~ss psrssneo bf Gov
srusT Hoard Tuesday
Hon J & Abbott bss beer appointed
Cansdisn C,yrnnissfonsr T. Austrsiis fo'
ths parsass q pronpetfng commercial re-
lsszons With tsszt colony
Secretary Tracy bss dscf6ss thsf P@'
8ie1 ssayiovss - ths Nsvy Department
sss1i be granted tsirtT dkys issve of hs'
sessoe essk yesr s1th Fsy
Mrs 2 Ossadser. - kieaiesn. - ksfldins
koas- 80 slxtessrt street. wnfcn. vseE
oaesy,lsted vii 1,s ore q The hsaast'nsss'
residences r. Wssh3nrfom
Qseea Vscsoris j. suffering ssversig frorr
1oxnhegs and rheuxnstsss- s8s css no
sssa1 fsr sEy gT.at ienzta - tiras. ssd Be'
fact La "a - sssftbv 4 1ssb a. .
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

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zs~.te 4s ~ tteQkAs T@astas - -&ss A. t-~
sag fxesz t@@z tees ~ fs<sS-AsS a. tkss
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~1fx : sL14ea4 sae2rsls ass lee<s@ Hip
psyts, ca tAs ceAtzafys L as@siEg a.
l-z4s - E--als "A sA2 1-ea - nc ca Is,-
s1usy spsr~. za4 H. tk@ ~sg .<slkes Tie
esas1a-sncs ~ ~exx ~ LAs fGfz2s II gks
t1sax HIS fesat h lA@s A1s fsxoss
kzve f4T eetteE kas@ ~ sEppsy taza
A4s LsgLt2a4es, 5, &A4 aIs Neh tod
IAs .clzea ssFslAg II t1s ranks II
Legfttlas's sxo%ys c2H ree11ls X gscAaa
eas - close observer - tAvlg t4oes
81 nos pesssss tie hzEsls2sd features 81
L1Sa Tie sulasa are kaoWa - lie stA-
eeFs 49, Esost q The troops. snd Sfs sisss~ \
eeastdsxsL-s altSls sioa ~ their comrades
They 4Iess Ia ln4is attire aad ssgs@< -
1l--aa tAe k--x4zAi2s ssI
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
AIDED BY FRIENDS.

senator Waslsb0rn, of Minnesota Helped
ost of Ttn.ncial Troubles by synds-
cato of HIS Assoeistes-Msoh of bts
wealth Has Dvisaies Away
nIKSEAroIIs. July Il The Journal says.
on good authority tlas senator Nasn-
burn has been tor a year past iD financial
sta aits. from y hirb As has been finally rss-
cued by local syndicate headed by
Charles A Pillebory. the big miller. and
Thomas Lowry. TIE strest-cgf mag nate
By this settlement he draws out
OF all bls yast milling. banking. luEbeTiig x
aud railroad enterprises pith a fortune n
ssJ0. .voo- when II was nLpposea he WAS
worth al least : OK. 100 and devotes him-
self TO his political career Pair Oaks +"
his magnificent home has. Is Ia sad. bssa
traBsfeTr la Thosnas Lowry
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

Ensx8stlo Nnaen. ~~s tnen rso4llea sna ~
sxAslasd he teznasa tA2s Lard Sssh-
hElage hxsa 11ssnI1a&st f4sest h Asla -
: 1sekal wtraas@ 9l.s Artaeiss "a
..fa.E selias2A AAa Cz4sas ps1zllshea
ls tAe 1lEsass wefe al elasssT~ts ~.
sx1as vi "f.r1sllis2 Onassske0 shico
S1s eos4Elsea 81 tagett and fes = aich tns
wssH~Ss ~as gs.s4 49, zlas ~is-sss ss@.ss
tisat Aa sAs w1lis2g - place tEs ss@ks ~
the Los@l aaa fssrleEas laaon sVts9s tEs
oe0Et tat he ee)eetss Ia tsuaE eesAx e.
sAl1 oed ~ faelfsae~A eIK04atltA
81 Sk.A&es kasns& aeztls.As8sd ths fEs-
cacsleA ~ sks Dss>Aks = tie l~g.A aud
Patriotic l1iaa he sAl1 he ae2lfea -
pr~ge Thai tie hsase analetaasent okll
tanned IA t&Tlse.lls1G @a1 Crime Pro-
ceS1ed frosa tbe euloa fasutf had hees
nsod ~ a Iewerfai political efe assiaAslo1
T. o0Aessct the pi3a
Presiding Justice Hammer .-ihis relates
= charges sgziRst Isezsons Rel lefeEe sss
NJ AsQUith. ass 81 Nr PaEaslss counsel
sabzestted that It's court ~1s under CHI
cations u inquire into the erlsts and
gToWsh u the charges AZ 2lnsG the fsrneil-
itas fhe uatous bssoks woaio eis040se
AoW fagots sef t0 work - s1pplsEneDt
'-fsrnolAsIn Vlmssked' BY tie enlaEg Sd
article entitled ''PErneihsla and Ca8las. %
lncludiag the letters TIE 1s1aes had printed
Attorney 0enersl Webster eontendso
that the books were wanted Ii order b.
give TIC PaTaslAtss tree range la ether sso-
litlS@l stsiTs
The o0aTf decided against tie spphcs-
taon tOr tae production Of the books
Slr Charles h0ssell then intaEastea that lac
hed received written Instructions from Ar
ekf
the case which required him 70 ask for sn
opportunity 10 consider Lis position
Aassrs. f&rasu. DaxlIL Lewis and siI
ChaTles Russell hereUpOn withdrew from
the courtroom The commission ad-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
RED LAKE RESERVATION:
Three Million Acres OF fine farmis {
iand Ready for Settlement

Three Million Acres OF Iine Farming
Iand Ready for Settlement
RED Lass FAILS, Minn. July - Tho
residents II this town are iubiiant over the
prospects of the immediate opening OF tho
Red Lake Indian reservation, which con-
tsins 5000 90 acres OF the finest land
in the State of Minnesota Tho forests
along the Clearwater and BED Lake rivers
contain 10 0.O)o, COO Co feet OF pine which
viii he cut and marketed within the
next two years. The Chippewa Commits
sion, composed OF Bishop Martin, ex-Sen-
ator Rice aud Colonel L J. Whiting has
been completely successful IN getting the
signatures OF the red men 10 the instru-
ment which cedes to the United States all
their reservation except comparatively
small portion. The territory retstned BIZ
them is adjacent 10 Bed Lake and mnck
more than sufficient 10 provide every man.
woman and child with an allotment OF l60
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
MUST NOT SHIP LAeoRERs.
Secretary Window Decides Axains. . Lon
doa Isssaigrsnt Bureau.

y
doa Isss4.igrant Bureau.
wIsHIsGTos. July Ia-Ihe Secretary Of
the Treasury has decided that Ell imIai-
grants who come TO this country under con-
ditions similar TO those Of TIE seven Ea-
glish immigrants who recently arrived at
New York on the OLDHAM are prohibited
from landing under tho provisions OF the
Alien Contract Labor Law. An inrestigs-
tion of the case in question by the Ire asury
Department shows that J. ". Wnghtson A
Co, OF London, Eng, have established an
agency for the sncour gemeut of TN
migration 10 the United states aud
that they have sgents At Rotterdam and
AT Seguin. Tex. Persons are induced to
iInmigrate 10 this country by promise OF en-
ploylnent. and are furnished y ith . circular
letter 20 the Texas agent whose business 10
Ii 10 procure them work and - care for
them until he doeA The Immigrant is re-
quirea 10 sign an agreement 10 accept the
FIRST employment offered him by
the Texas agent bcyeTai imisIgrau "a
holding these certificates have been pre-
vented landing by the collector 81 customs
at New York. and tho British Minister al
Washington made formal complaint
against his action He represented To the
Treasury Department that there Was nc
contract either expiess or implied in the
transaction, and that therefore there
was no violation OF law. The
papers were referred 30 the Solicitor Of the
Treasury and he has given an opinion
that the papers which the immigrants are
required 10 sign, in which they agree 70
accept whatever employment is offered
them. is "a contract within the meaning OF
the law, and Secretary Window acted in
accordance with this opinion.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
CAN'T SEE ThE eOOKs.
80 Attempt - Tavesiieste 10. oriEin 81
the aFsrssilisss and Crime ATuole'


SO Attempt - Tavestiesfs ID. orig ~ %
the Fsrssilisss and Crime" Articles
Tsns
IoSuos. July - U1on The res8mFtion
- the sessien - THE Parneil Comm isston .ir
Chaflss kusseii, oi csapsei for Ire Fsrne J.
ites. ssked NJ Sosrnss the solicitor Tor To-
Times. t. produce s lat of tie payments -
hsd made - xilaesses fR l'ehsf - TIE
Iiass ard ali the ConnnsF irstaons ttat
had passed bstwsen himself sne tae Tines
agents fn AnsTies and Irs.su4 httoFnsy
General Webster declined - a.4oF NJ
sosnoes 70 pr0suce tae com zF1a-li saf1cns
Hr sosraes vas then recalled hs tesa-
fed thss - hs6 nos Iaaoe caf 8
Hss - tAe payEsats ul,0e - tne
Witnesses Hs ooald not tel wR@a ne
ksd Erst coT1sxqoadsa win Ls tsrsn
There wss 20 definite sFrsnEs f1e *
- - kor tse TiEaess shoBi1 gsy b "a
ssvsrsi psvmenes hsd sTs2dg been assae.
n NcB&zA6 Esesgsr e 10 Tines. SAID
e vss Ba5srsesos tsss IL Carea wesle se
provided fog Pc sa1 iost has enapEoyInes'
Is tss lFovsrEzasst serylee and 50 iolg 81
81 vza neeoes ne Wss - reeefre <sststsaes.
NJ Ho sxsor. secTstsxT q ne Lovs- sas
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
ThE COKE MARKET.

Its Full Control Secured by tho Prick
Company Through the Purchase Of tho
CoRnelisviiie Company's Property.
PITTsEuRGH, Pa, July y The IL C.
Frick Coke Company has purchased the
property of the Connellssille Coke & Iron
Company. consisting of 100 ovens and 10, p
90 acres OF valuable coal lands This makes
tho Erick concern the largest coke
producing company ia the world. with : 7,Uo0
ovens and 81 ,OO0 acres OF coal land, and Z
daily output Of 1900 tons OF coke. The
transaction was the largest that has ever
taken place In the coke region. II is not
likely syndicate Will be formed now. as
Mr Frick viii control the market This
concern has for over two years until
wItAin the past few months, paid 81 per
cent higher wages than other operators
l. - now paying higher wages than some
of the other operators. and although reduc-
tions have been offered at Eops Of the
works the Prick plants are In operation st
uufou WAGES
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
Robhlnr a Kan,as CITY Pac.,irc-Honse.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July l2-George
Fowler & Son. the packers. have discovered
that for two years they have been the vic
Tins OF systematic scheme of robbery
practiced upon them by certain en-
ployes in their retail department. They
estimate their total loss between 1900 and
$4,000 The plan WAS this: The employees
who had charge of TIE delivery of local or
ders loaded on the wagons more than the
orders called TOR and disposed or the sur-
plus at private sale, pocketiDs the proceeds
Six arrests were made Thursday of persons
connected with the robbery
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
a RUNAWAY TRAIN.
Nine Cars Escape and Smash New Jer-
sey Depot-One Nan Killed.

sry Ucpot-OHe 5IEH hIHtu-
PATERSON, ~ j., July 12-Nine freight
cars weie side-tracked by q switch engine
about 3 o'clock n N. half mile
above tho Erie depot and were left with
out the brakes being get. An hour later
they started down the grade, jumped eov-
eral switches and finally crashed into the
same freight engine. The pilot and tender
OF the engine were smashed and three pas
eenger coaches and two freight cars
were demolished Fireman Joseph Cor
don, of Jersey City, was caught between
the tender and fire-box and had one OF
his legs burned to a crisp. He was removed
to st Joseph's Hospital, where he died at
8 o'clock a. IN Engineer Davis escaped un-
injured The end of the depot was stove
in. and the night telegraph operator had a
narrow escape.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
A Congress of oeaf aiutss.

PAEIs, July - The international Deaf
Mutes congress convened Wednesday. Del
egstcs are present from the United States.
England, Ireland, Canada, Belgium, Russia,
Switzerland. Turkey. Austria and Spain,
and they represent 10000 deaf rnutes in
those countries. In connection with the
congress there Is an exhibition Of tho latest
mechanical and scientific appliances FOR
the education OF deaf mutes and Others for
their comfort and well being.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

The Phoenix Furniture Co.
CAN TELL IOU now.

In place of travelling away off where the
Journey is tedious, where the mosquitoes
swarm in clouds, " here the hotels poor
and the table fare is nieagrc and the beef
steak pounded To pulp, just look at your
Grand Rapids home as SOutherners view it,
take "A day at MacataUa Park and another
ut the Lake where the expense is only IA triiie
figure what 1T would have cost You To visit
the NipigOn the White Mountains and
spend the amount YOU might have spent i'm
travelling in adjoining your homes, the spot
OF all spots most dear to "a man.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
OHIO REPUBLICANS
The State Committee Organizes FOR me
Hall Campaign


CoLuMBUs, o., July - The Republican
State Central Committee met Thursday
night and organized for the campaign
Allen i. Brinsmade. OF Cleveland, was
made permanent chairman of the Central
Committee, and A w Kumler. of Dayton,
secretary. A l. Conger, OF Akron. was
elected chairman of the State Executive
committee Other members are John III
Doane. Columbus, secretary; George W
Sinks. Columbus, treasurer: Asa X Bush
nell, springfield; George X Nash. CoiuIn-
bus; A C. Hord, Cleveland: O. IL ketchan,
Toledo, c. /. Maxwell. Xenia; Amor Smith.
Cincinnati, S l. Johnson, Columbus. aud
c. l. Kurt. Athens.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

PITTsBuEGH, Pa. July IL A special from
Franklin. Pa. says. movement has been
started IN this city having for its object In.
celebration Of the thirtieth anniversary Of
the finding of the FIRST oil well by Colonel
Drake IL will be Jest thirty years on the
2th OF next August since the first well was
completed on oil creek, near Jftusviile
and it is proposed by the producers 10 ceie-
brate this event by a celebration