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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-16

MAGGIE WATSON OF Cincinnati, who
died there short time since, left a
clause in her will which reads as fol-
lows: ut is my will that the two china
dogs now in nv room be each seperate-
iy put in box with glass fronts, both
alike, and one to be placed on my dear
husbands grave at Spring Grove and
the other on my grave, and all to be
paid for out of the money leave"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-16

INSPECTOR BYRNEs of New York has
received despatch from Chill stating
that G. F. Hanson, alias w. A Bushnell,
had been arrested in Santiago for en-
bezzling money from the firm of But
Ter, stillman & Hubbard. lawyers Of 81
Wall street. The crime was COM
mitted some ten years ago, and the
amount stolen is said to be $4,000.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-16

THE American fishing scho oner M.
A. Boston. with $500 pounds OF cod on
board, arrived at Halifax, N. S., last
week from the Banks to reft. On
Tuesday the fish was transhipped to
the steamer Carroll for Boston, per-
mission having been obtained from the
Dominion government, and the schoon-
Or will return to the Banks.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-16

SINCE the death of Mr.. Crowley at
Central park the largest chimpanzee in
captivity is Topsy of the Philadelphia
Zoo" She has had lung trouble and
heart trouble and several Sc
we're coughs, but now she is fully re-
covered and is in excellent health. She
has two male attendants; they are of
the lowest species of the monkey. They
lick Topsy's face two or three times a
day and comb her hair with their
fingers. Then Topsy plays with them.
She is very vain and sits for hours be-
fore looking-glass in the back of her
cage and gazes at herself In silent
admiration.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-16

The United States steamer Galena
sailed from New York for Hayi Sun
day night with sealed orders. A
generally well-informed officer in
Washington says that, in case the ship
Haytien Eopublic is not released
Immediately, Admiral Luce has orders
to shell the town of Port-au-Prince.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-16

TAsCoTT, the suspected murderer of
millionaire Smell OF Chicago, has not
been captured yet in spite of the enor.
nous reward awaiting the man who
succeeds in securing him. The late
arrest OF the supposed murderer in
Kentucky has proved to be that Of
another man.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-16
Nova Scotia's 'Fairy Rocks.o

The Smithsonian Institution at
Washington has sent an expedition
20 Nova Scotia and secured fac-similes
If the .'fairy rocks,'.' on which are
curious hieroglyphic characters, evil
aently very old, which may throw.
,ome light on the history of the eariy
discoveries OF America. The mark.
iags are cut In upon d rock cihlglly
pollshed slate, and the iutaklio q
ahout q sixteenth ct IN inch desp,
-poston Budget,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-16

Mrs. E. T. BELT of New York has in
her possession the commission of her
grandfather, William Jones, as ieuten-
ant in the Hanover militia, granted by
Benjamin Harrison, first governor of
the state of Virginia, and great-grand-
father OF the present General Benjamin
Harrison. Colonel Jones was the
brother of Patrick Henry's mother.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-16
DAVID L. ForHER1NGHAM, the Adams

DAVID L. FoTHERINGHAM, the Adams
Express messenger who was robbed OF
$4,000 by Fred Witrock in October,
1885, and was arrested for completely
IN the affair, has settled with the ex-
press company for $500. Fothering-
ham, who was accused of participation
IN the robbery, secured judgment Of
BIZ, 900 against the express company.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-16

THE employees of Forepaugh's circus
swore out attachments against the ven-
cradle Snowman at Memphis, Tenn, to
secure their wages. The sheriff seized
a huge baboon, and his attempt to take
the animal to some place of safety af-
forded more amusement to the Mem
phisites than the circus had done. The
animal escaped once and a most inter-
esting race resulted. Forepaugh offer
ed the sheriff a huge tiger as security;
but he thought the baboon would do.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-16
THE vivacious lectures of Max O'Rell

THE vivacious lectures OF Max O'Rell
on America are instructing English
society at present. Among other gen.
eral remarks the lecturer says: No
man with any self respect has any
thing to. do with affairs of state, and
when senator gains by some mis-
chance an invitation to a select party
the master Of the house, on hearing his
name announced, first enjoins on his
servants to keep an eye on the silver
and then sees that the hats and coats
in the hall are counted.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-16

A GEYsER has broken out in Charles
Mix county, Dakota, and is reported to
oe throwing hot mud all over the
surrounding prairie. Neighboring set
tiers are somewhat uneasy over the
situation. 1t was at first thought to be
n volcano.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-16

The last pipe-cutting machine in the
new tube mill Of the Reading iron
works at Reading, Pa, was shut down
Saturday night, and the entire mill
ceased operations for an indefinite
period, throwing out OF employment
loh man
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-16

ELLA WHEELER WILCOX is an
amateur Buddhist, with a dash of
christianity, and believes in the trans
migration of souls and the religion OF
iowa
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-16

LUCY c. LILLE is a devout and con-
sistent Catholic.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-16

FRANCIS WILLARD Is strictly loyal
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

mind 80 cutting LA way through The
canvas monster More dead Ibaa alive be
reached lie village and wSs cared for by
tie good people lie iInIne ciately became
unconscious fIom exhaustion and hunger.
and no oue kneW Who lie was uni.
"Wednesday no0u when tie GiT-ship
" as found a1d Hogan Lad Teg1ined con
sciousness IL occurred 70 Hogan al tL.s
J4ncture u Keep quie. Eac give tie news
papers chance 10 throw themselves.
" hich they did. as it proved
sccRED A MARROW EsC1FE
ST THOMAS. on, July g. william
Hogan. cf Jackson. brother of l. ID
Hogan. the missing aeIoDsut made
balloon ascension here ct -
Thursday evening. going 900 feet
high ard Lad Dalo~ escape
from death. Tie top guy-roFe y tie bal
loon became fastened = ilr parachute.
and u VIA lot until Tie balloon
had reached within go feet of tie
ground IN lts descent that the aero
naut WAS shie - snake tie rope on
Had no Jumped before making tie
discovery. tie balloon woalc have
turned over upon tie parachute driving u
10 the ground and instant death would
have been the resnlt Hogan aliehted upon
a stone. bre aking two ribs. and was dragged
fifty feet. brEising bis SIDE and shoulder.
lie las gone - Jackson.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
4 PAIR OF JACKS.
TWO Whitsc2zpsl Suspects IN ths
Hands of tAs Loocon Po.ica
'OsE SBElRS BE IS TEE RlCHT III.
"a A. Hsia fof EsEtaeg GAssssis&sisa 81
A8 ti@lk1 Ia .tsst Arrest &fsss
nH--s sns Pr ssasT Va EsSsgiux
Hon a. Attsaaptst A1r1sr.

FNo ALLEGED EfFPEssn n Suop.
Lcs1-S. !-ly ~ The nszas q sas lnAa
~-' 49, Sxr~s.ed kri1&y 81 sAsplcion u
~St-s tls h2i.ecL4pel a. u0rd9rsr 4nd who
s--seS -eat.s confessed tasl ne y 1s eaalry
= wine n Brocis he Nas ArraiK4sl -
1878 pu-cs Dl@ststrzls he sIz4e1 u she
i-'-s' istiete tLat tAs caAtession l-aas - ANA
- --0 poAce was Irus. 2 &c rr11nsT wAs
reminded fss week
LoSDoS. jay "a Perhaps JACK The Rim
pei h&s cAalged The scene q - opsrs-
toAs Al y clock this Saturday morn
lax M4I1eTous attack Nxs nxde Oh :
woman Oh tie Slrrey side of tie thames
about two miles from WEtecAspel sad Oh
tAe opposite side " tbs river The
nan Mas GrIued with kAfe
ihe police were attracted h he
shrieks or the woman ana arrived OF The
scene IL time u capture the would &c as
s-ssla- he vas locked ap Tie woman l.
also IN custody She may recover The
identity " the laan Is LOT established, bat
hopes ate entertained thai he may be the
RIPPER"
Awonan and man were seen 70 approach
ne DARK portion * th5 tAoIOaghraro IhS.
pAii oie not r.. .nAln long q, the corner b.
iose Tie ~o-a4n wAs hea.d - CRY No.
eAIA man Of medium height with
slcdch hat and foreign appearance Ths
faan teized her aud dragged her short
distance. then flung her upon tie curb ana
produced dagger Her screams Of Jack
the Ripper" "AUyder," attracted crowds OF
men and women from AZ directions
Among the first arrivals az tie scene were
several members Of the local vigilance
Association u 40 had ilst resumed work
Before the man had time 70 get far he was
seized and dreadful struggle easaed He
had long Knife IL his hand and IL was some
time before be could be deprived Of It Il
Mss eventually taken from him Even then
MS light Tor liberty was determined IL the
fray the woman crawied away Police
whistles were heard from al directions.
and great number OF officers. both OF the
city and Metropolitan force, Were soon on
the scene. When the police came up the
man MAS Cit and bleeding pSo. nsoly
from wounds inflicted BY the crowd
which had raised cry Of lynch
him." -Ltosving all kinds % Missiles
az The exhausted prisoner. Under stTonr
escort OF police be was got 10 the police
station. where he was charged. In reply
70 the charge he said The woman robbed
me" When asked why he drew his dag
ger he replied: In self-defense"
lie said be was Sailor, AID
gave Scotch name lie claims
70 have arrived from South Shields about a
week ago When asked where he was the
morning OF the 18th inst he could not say.
He did not know where be had staId while
In London smaller knife was found on
his person, together with q seaman's dis
charge.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
The SALT TRUST

After Much Talk Il Il Incorporates al
Albany, y. A.. with Capital o. sII.-
OOO.OOO-The Onlccrs.
NV YORK. July - Tho salt trust va,
incorporated at Albany Friday under the
name Of the North American salt Company
capital stock. sil .00J. .CO0 Presi3eat. W j.
Burt. President fronkAn RoOcr-tf
Treasurer. i. J. 1hurbeT. Trustees and
Directors, 4 T. Wilson. W A. hazard. h Z
Boardman. c J. Burger H. " Cannon.
New York; John Canacld Aanistee. Mich
". S COnkEn. Michigan, Jay Martin. Chi
cago, Lord IhlIl0w and Joseph 1eIdin,
London gJ5 SIN
The incorporators state that they arc 20
manufacture and sell salt products IL their
various ramincations The principal part
of their business viii be located f. Nsrsaw.
y. \. but they viii also carry Oh their buki
ness in the following places. Meigs and
Tuscara was counties o. Mason County.
". Va Reno and Eics countlos Kan. His
algo County. Tex. ~ Clair. Huron, sag
inaw, Ray and losco counties. Mlch
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

Life Insurance Con,raaie Lose Over
$3.50. 600 in the Conemavgh valley.

Life Insurance Com .railies Lose Over
$3.50 600 in the Concmaugb Valley.
PIITsBUncH Pa. July ~ The losses %
the various life insurance companies by the
food ~ the C0nenaugh valley viii
reach over s2ae Oo0 The following -
the list completed 10 date Ths prosidrnt
Life and Trust s5.0oJ. FIDELITY Mutual s8-
oeo. New York Life. sS2 90. Home Ldfe. g. e.
00O: American LIE. slO0e0. Z d. Mutual.
60 uo9: -Itua Life, e. o0o, Traveller. a.. 90.
United States Life, us &c; Equitable. So
600, Mutual Life. sSs ooO. New EneiRud.
5000; Penn Mutual. sll 900. N2shmgton
Life. $500 Pacific Natusi. 9 90. Standard
Accident g. 600. United States &utasl &C
cicent. s. so; Peoples Accident sl1No.
Assessment associations. s2a.on The Mot
ropolitan bad over 900 policies in the val
leY nnn sna-aluri Only inrna lo.Lra
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
HAUL OF $4,000.
Burglars at Lynn, Mass. Get Away with a
Small Fortune In Jewels.

LYNN. Mass, July 20. - During Friday
night burglars made a most successful
break OF the jewelry store OF Il J. Bod
we'll g Monroe street The dial knob os
the large safe was knocked Of with =
heavy sledge hammer The entire com
bination was then pushed out. and the
bolts yielded TO the turn OF the handle
The burglars got away with $4,000 worth
OF jewelry and left behind only few
tools
SCsoUErANSA Pa. July 2o-Durglars
broke into the post-of1ce here Friday
night and. gaining access TO the safe,
robbed it of several hundred dollars in
cash and stamps.
b SsHJr sses duly ~. l. Safe breakers we're at
work. Irday night. and they did remark
a3lly clever Job on the vault at Gcrts LON
hard r Co.'s wholesale brush store M pa
and 90 East Randolph street The thieves
secured about sJlU in cash
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

N4aAezsn sl1s without seeing Tar er~s-
saAa So = gEsss EAny ss1E.sxs Az lsas-
III tkeLr -z41 - drive t1ez e&sAs 81
1lasEsa eeucrfy - L1As s11e. osa,>
Families .o1ks1 t2la.1s sIrse&e1 AID L41
satsa nes6iss bsf Pos4stes ane trrslips fo1
se4ae nentks 1hsy ~ers Al<1csse witA
sc1rsy SE1 eers sAsrlteiEg t2s4AsslNes -
save their e41le Al o1s pace norIa-
vest fro2 Turtle Mountain fatally
oI kns1sb ezl3Er1rls. WAo ~tIs travs-Llg
b4ek Il Eee uaoaELeLns Lad kllls1 AE1 v sIe
e4unk = yc1ng c0lE he suffering IL l--At
isolated reglo1 VII bs sNfai A41 taoss
wAo have means vi lssys il sl-e1 n~lA-
bsrs ~ 81 asBop4l2Se t1As seeglel
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

Rumors That ths Azlss.ng Acre
naut Is SAFE.
CAMPBELL SAID TO HAVE GOOD NEWS
A stsrs - the krces Fh-s "a a@s A.n
"a ga Leng lsl.aa hat H@d hsai
Saiet "a Order ~ Create : Aeo-@-
uo1-A Brothers N4rroe Escape


sAeKsoN Mica JAY ~ Though moth
As osnAlts las kos4 Le3r1 - fFai Lc
hes3n there are M4ns r1moTs rlls tnat
tie oGr1ug asrcnNlt Is safe pri-
N1.e dispatch u sasa o. lave been
rsoe-ted by Campbell nom Eogan.
sent fioal O<-est4rg village ou
long Island nearly lA niilos ireEa
New York siStiaE in effect thai lac landed
within = nile ~ the Village a. aboat iU
p IA TUESDAY. coming ooNE directly uu-
Gernsst1 La settling A4f stlp lie
WAS early OFezccme Win asphYKia and
would have died bui Tor his preseRc< Oi
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
FoUR 0EATAs ~ A DAY.


Watsrlss. a. Visited ~ kePs<t~a g.
lAtnities I.so ea1ssreAes - Thursday
NATEKLoo Ia July 90 fo-E persons
have been kLeo a. rhls vicinity since
Thursday Iaeruiug sohu lss. coloiec
mau. was ALLIED - tie e4rs ~ tie baFluE-
toa. CEDAR hap,Gs 4 Northern railroad. =
feW ulles so11h ~ hsre Mrs Frances
Seurert " - saIstruck while IA TIE 1el- ia
Barclay township tslz eoaaty. Thursday
afternoon. 2nc died soon sftero ard Abo1f
tie sane tune 3 stranger, ~ho ~4s WORK
M IL tie fields southwest II the city. wss
fatally saustr1ck Friday afternoon Artt III
Brown. E skye AZ Old 10Y, Was SLlsd near
Ills city By tie e2vins ia of grave piL
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

CHICAGO. July % Miss Minnie Hen
bricks the l9-year-old daughter OF Daniel
j. Hendricks an attorney-at-law la Lake
View committed suicide on Friday bv
swallowing large quantity of Rough on
Rats She had been sick FOR some time
and the supposiuon Is that the act was com
mitted while she ~es = feriug from a ~ Of
temporary insanity induced by the weak
ened condition Of Aer brain resulting from
tie eaects Of h-r limos
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
.Ioinnd the federation.

CnIcA00. July 30.-The convention of the
National Association of Saddle and Harness
Makers OF America. after TIRES DAYS de
bate on the question. has resolved 70 Join
the. American Federation Of Labor This
rtoyemens viii bring the entire National
association, with all its assemblies and an
organized membership Of 5000, into the
ranks o. the federation
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

CMcAoo. July 2o.-Ihe American Bar
Association will hold its twelfth annual
meeting ia this city On August - - and 81
The proceedings Of tho nrst day viii com
prise an address by the president. David
Dudley HELD, the election OF new members
and Of a general council, ana the reading
OF the reports OF the various committees,
together with the reading and discussion
of Yarlous ~ flcles
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

CH1ctoo. July % The frs; carload of
provisions for tAe starving miners fam
lies Do Eraiiwood. -treatof. Iracevllle.
Coal CITY. Lasale Spring C.tv and other
mining poiDts ia Northern lrois. coufrib-
ute5 hv several lea1-ug merchants and
warshouscnen Of this city. jeff the Chicago
4 Alton depot yostsroeT. ano vlli he Sol
lowed by others over the Alton and hors
Island roads So speedily a. ths carr can be
Loaded
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

sPRIvo YAILET. IL. July ~ The miners
ars 70 be cvictei The Spring valley Coal
Company has just finished serving eviction
notices on al the lido miners that arc liv-
ing ia their houses About TOO families
or - persons will be thrown ont z house
and home ia a few d-ys They h.ve no
Place 70 -. j. Is quite likely chat many O.
the miners viii reas. snd trouble will se-
snlt Sheriff Henderson, and posse 81. TO
trn evtrttug
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
AFTER GRAIN ELEVATORS.
Torsy Big Wheat Bins sosgas Up hy the
Engilshnsa-

MINSEAPoLIs. Einn July . What Is re-
gaI1ed a. = possible nrst step toward TIC
purchase o. the Minneapolis nOar mills by
an English syndicate was am oaBc1d
Friday Il was given cut On uncoaotec
authority that the Lngllshmen now at the
West Hote. have closed deal FOX tie psr-
chase 0f The Van Dcuseu line or elevators
This system IL owned principally by q ~
Van Dcusen or Rochester. Man and .n-
cludes s00gt forty elevators on the Inc oi
the Chicago. Minneapolis, 81 Paul a
Onshs railroad Il is impossible 70 secure
any de tails Of the transfer
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
MILWAUKEE WAKES UP.
The EncampmeDt Assured-GencraI War
ner sets All Preparations Asoins Again
A Big Crowd Promised.

her sets All Preparations AsOlnS again
a Big Crowd Promised.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 2o-The receipt
of Commander Warmers general order. IL
which he advises the veterans 10 attend the
National encampment here regardless OF
railroad rates, has created no small amount
OF rejoicing. 1t is now believed that the
attendance viii be all that was expect
ed and there is general wax
ing up all along the line. Business
men are beginning TO take up their prof
ects again, and the various schemes
which were on foot have been started up
again with renewed vigor. With proper
management here there is now little doubt
that the arrangements can be perfected so
that all who attend viii have adequate ac-
cOmmodatiOns. An encouraging sign OF
the times is that several leading business
men are now beginning to take an active
interest in the arrangements being made
for the encampment SO that the prospects
are good for their being carried out in
tirst-ciass shape.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
During July and August We

During July and August We
Will offer bargains II every de-
paTtmcnt. We must make
room. as wc have said, for the
largest iircs Of goods ever pur-
chased ~ Grand Rapids
house fer the coming AL trade.
Ycur ms pectiOn O. our special
bargains earnestly solicited.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

AsHrtNu Via. July 2 Hanging or
death hy sfsrvnton VIII undoubtedly hs
the fs.e oi vife murderer Joseph Touchs
who escaped into ewsrDp near Bsd river
after slayin0 lis Young snd preftF bride
dozen men armed with r'fss are r. hot
C sse Of The wretch and q be ia caught he
viii meet RiLh salnnlArv Justice
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
Corn Damaged by the Root Worm

JAcKsoNvuLE, Ill, July % r. Prof Martin,
OF .he Illinois University, was in the city
Friday looking into the matter Of the corn
root worm, diminutive creature known
70 exist for some time. bat not heretofore
considered injurious The professor esti-
mates that some fields have been damaged
80 per cent by its ravages
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

BnocEwATvuIE Pa Jelly q Fire Fri
d0r morning burned the Eagle valley tan
nerv together vith 50 cords % oak hark
John striker an employe was burned 70
death kudrew Striker. John Wesferline
John Bsrgeson. John Fisher and George
smith were seriously burned and several
ot er employees slightly burned The loss
is fsI o.. fully assured
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

Wssrir9ToV CorET Housr @ JElv - -
TIE hcter of portable saw-uin engine
which wss pumping out water from ve =
f0T tle uer water -rks exploded Friday
evening killing f-ed - Norsn. trs en-
q.nser ard Aathsrisl TAYLOR of Bioem-
g. ~ sli fr lrinr eight 7tbsrs
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
Resigned

CHICAGO. July 2o-It VIII cause general
surprise in railroad circles 10 learn that
Mr T. 4. Jeflery has rendered his resigna-
tion ar general manager OF the Illinois Cen
tral Railroad Company The resignation
was forwarded 10 President stuyvesant
Esh before the latter's departure for
Europe in the early part Of the present
month
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

iEstxov. q JuiT - Charles Tbomp-
son. treasurer a. Warren County. hss been
arrested charged with completely with tbs
shscondinr auditor. A. GRAHAM. in d.
frsucing ths county ~ ~ 90 His bond
was tied & e.. o. ard be gave q
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

I4T-oT % 1n.7 - The Dayton faiIf-
fra tserr I-rf.r l.rsgle Las agreed fe saFs
ere In' flatir- Fffr ia toe ofgarirsffor cf 3
STATE league ~ bai.1inr associsttsns A os d
w. hs .ssaed far q meeting - dslsgstes -
g fo- cling sssorisfioas in tAs s1s.s - H.est
e. Ee nras % Alr4st IS
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
Ex-ALDERMAN M'QUADE FREE.
After Term In Sing Sing lie Is Declared
Innocent on Retriai.

BAILsToN SPA, y Y. July 20-Arthur J.
McQuade was one OF the Board of Alder
sa pi nsm sd6uaad sy IN ' %shSsi psosa ID
In hSI FOR salleged bribery. a con-
nection with fhe fBroadway railrose fran
eiiss Ncousfe was convicted anal yas for
months con HTsed II Sing Sing HI counsel
secured a petv trin by due proces sss Sol law,
and the case was removed 70 this county
for trial eThe case was submitted 10 the
jury Frdsy night az : o'clock and at p.
m a verdict Of Innocent was rendered
McQuade is now free II is the frst ac-
quittal in the famous so-called Doodle
cases
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

Nfv ToFr July ~ TEE crsrfir s-~r
ftat fhs Democratic fstiorsI Committee
sta rves over tfN 'rH for csuFsi9n 81
r,es.ess snc nat Ness-s Bfi-s corrnsr arc
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
POSTAL. RECEIPTS.

An Average increase OF Eight Fer Cont
over the Corresponding Quarter of Last
Year.
WlsHMoroS July % The following Is a
statement OF the total gross postal receipts
in the chief Western cities foT the quarter
ended June -, 1859.
Chicago, iCoLs-8. 81 Louis. t22'.isP. Cnoin-
natl, sifo.5l9. san Francisco sigs.e7s, Pitts-
nurrh elal .GsS Ccveisnd. sloi3l3. Detroit.
se0 7ss. Kansas Ciiy. fas 81. New Orleans.
ssIa3. Milwaukee 81. .o4s. Minneapolis s7G..
0,5 ST. Paul. ;-322s. Louisville. S12.oo0 Ia
diananol :. sie.-ss. T0i~to. f2-.t$7
The total % thirty leading cities IN which
the above arc included Is g ~. 30. and
tho average rate per cent Il increase over
tho same quarter ia ISIS isS
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
Tha TaiInre Record

NEW York, July 20-Business failures
during the last seven DAYS number FOR the
United States. loS; Canada, -; total, 23s;
compared with 2O9 last week. 2o2 the week
previous TO the last, and 22e for the CORE
enondinr Mack OF lest Year
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21

AsnU1I pAnE n J July ~ The rrchi-
liti0u state cenYeLaon 81 Iflasy cbass
Courtisndi J. Parker chairman snc oder.. q
8 platform declaring agalIst snY flifnf 80
4 compromise Hon george Lemorte -
nominate ! Tor Governor
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-21
Another Brewer sold.
r~srr.. Nh Irfr pf ~'

LAFr LSnxs. Mioh. guiv % The sosc5h
Bach brewery was sold Ihurs0ay 70 an
English capitalist The pr.co pal1 -s
600 eq0 TIE brewery IS tie lrIyesf IRE the
district and hns been in operation twenty
vEfs