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For sale.

A neat, well finished frame house
OF four rooms with convenient closets,
good CELLAR and ont buildings, is
Offered for sale on reasonable terms
The houss is we'll furnished md will
BIO sold either with or without the fnr
niture at the option Of the purchaser.
For further particulars call on or adj
dress,
Z. BILKEY,
40 II. Elko, Nevada.
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1922 If
School trustee.

There is vacancy in the Board of
School Trustees for Elko School Dis.
trict. caused by the resignation Of ]. D.
Bradley, which vacancy will be filled
be appointment OH the LIST d"y of May
next. Iii order to comply with the
wishes of the patrons of the Elko
schools, said appointment will be made
in accordance with the wishes of n ma.
jority of parents and guardians as ex-
pressed by the petition representing the
greatest number of school children.
The names Of petitioners who have no
children of school age will not be con-
sidered.
w. G. LOVE.
Eek Officio Supt. Schools.
Elko, April 4, 1eS0.
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Notice il hereby given that the part
nership formerly existing between Way
land Perry and Fred Perry, under the
firm name of Perry Brothers, in the
hotel business in the town of Carlin.
Elko county, Nevada, is this dny dis
solved by mutual consent. All out
standing demands are to Ire paid 10
WaylaDd Perry who assumes all d-bts
against the firm and will continue the
business as formerly.
WAYLAND Z. PERRY,
+. s. Perry.
Carlin, March 81, 1889. sod,
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CLEVELAND BAYS!
FINE COLTS FOR SALE.
HAVE FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING
> eons' IA hnc young stallions AS can be Tound
in the State:


pRIGHT BAY; FoALED NAV Attn
- 1885, i6 hands high; weiSlS 1900 lbs ::
was sired by CuACHMAN; he by YOUNG
PEACOCK; ho by HERoD and HEROD WAS
got by EMPEROR; LIST dam by VICTOR NOR
GAN chestnut soriel weight, 200 pounds; I'd
dam by MANIBRINo GIFT, (record o.2n. be
by MAMBRINo CHIEF; he by MAMBR1No
PAYMASTRR.
REFEKENcE: I'D. SPIKING, VS.,
King City, Mo.
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Attempt 10 NIurder.

By private dispatch FROM Tnscarora
we learn that some uiscreant tried to
murder Geo. W. Peluer aud W. G.
Price last nigh: by placing n stick of
dynamite under their sleeping apart
ments. An explosion took place about
230 this morniDy. hut aside from y
general shaking up and ui.l~a frgLt.
which The said parties Ut fr~t ntirll,a, e.l
to mn eartrqnnk., IL" damage Is r,por.
ed. Tnsie IL "A clue TO tho p-rpelr.,or
OF the dns'ardly crimr, and he will no
doubt be gathered in.
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Thc oKlaaom ana De,usiom.

a gentleman who has resided In tn
"c'hity of the Oklahoma country for
nearly twenty years arrived in this city
On Wednesday, en- routs to Washington
territory, and put mp Mt the Capital
motel. 10 Bee reporter he said. 'If
''u ave any frieE d. who are sontcn,.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-04-23

ThCsS "hn irs.rr t"pnichnsc the beet
quality oi 0,Oc.ims and Provisions arr
referred 10 The above reliable housr
where fair dealing and courteous treat
ment is tbs .ule. Glassware, Tiuwaro
Storsrn". Nails etc. Hlwnys in stock
IL II. CHASE.
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,A'DMAGCNDI.

MiIt Polk came down from Halleck
to-day.
H. McAdams came down from Deeth
this morning.
A. g. Dawley returned ftom RUBY
Valley Inst evening.
Fresh prepared Squirrel, Gopher and
MaGpie poison at Muller's Drug
Store.
L. T. Harris left with his family TO-
day for Huntington Valley where they
will reside during the Summer.
Fishing poies from % cents up, and
full assortment of fue fishing tackle
at M1lier's.
The conditioR'of Walter Chaxe re-
mains about the sumo. There seems to
be but Little hope for his recovery.
Onion sets of fine pure white, silver
skin variety, the finest onions grown
at II. Chuse's.
II. Wallace, representing the type
fonn dry of Palmer & Rey. arrised Inst
evening al d stopped over in town to-
day.
Jas. Brain hns Just received an as
aortment of fine feather busters, some.
thing needed in every house. Drop in
and see them.
81 70 nLnI a.
Ball? Do net neglect it for it will lie n
very pleasant social affuir. May Day
at Freeman Hall.
DR.. & iber, Commissioners to tho Paris
Exposition from California and Nevada,
arrived by last evenings tain and
went up to Tu.carorn to-day.
great variety of fresh vegetables,
such as Asparagus, Onions, Radishss,
Lettuce, Celery and New Potatoes, ut
HRS. Ricord's
S. G. Weston left this morning for
lone Muuntni Il. He says the mines in
his district are looking fnvornble, but
he makes tho usual cumpluint of scarci.
~ of wuter.
John CrosSom and Malcolm Hall came
down FROM 0ssth this morning. They
complain of great drouth in Star Valley,
" very common complaint throughout
tbs country.
1t is reported that we,lling and .
6g Tina generally via Take pIacs at
hou"tiin City to day, bnt us "ths wires
down" we will have to wait few
days for Particular
Good tDinister-Yes. children, we II
b"'e beseit;ng sins. So have 1, like the
rest. Now, what do you suppose is my
beSetti"g sin?
Bright boy-Talkin'.
AIta:-Audrew Carnegie has taken the
teld against thu Pennsylvania Railroad,
Ills statement that it's cha gees exceed
4hO"e OF any other Line is disproved by
'oor's M1nuaI. What Mr.. C.rnepie
wants is al anti-railroad issue to divert
lmblIc attention from the Protection
lists,
Silver State superintendent Hipch-
c'itfe. of tho Nevada Central Railway,
''ht Battle Mountain making nrrange-
mrnts to ran daEy trains between that
l'I"ce and Austin. At present aud for
fome time past, passenger trains have
toen run over the road only three tunes
a week.
Buff..lo Express:-At Kansas we'd.
o'ng tho other day the brides
'a'her gave the happy couple check
'or $50. The urhnne bridegroom
f"lscd the check to $500 mud started
"h on solitary wa1ding tour. Another
case Of "Whero is my wandering boy to.
biDI,,o
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4 s IT,.
q ndertaItinx.

Having purchased OF Brown & Hos
kins their interest in tho Undertnkinp
business, ain now prepared to attend
10 all calls in that line. will also Mt
tend to the repairing and upholsterinp
Of Furniture, etc. Shop on Commerce.
street, uext door TO Brown L. HoskihL'
old stand.
6-5 n. + PETERSON.
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tsPiRain ClnYnr.N

The latest and most exciting ppzzlr
old and young are wild over il; nUyon,
cor zen ths pigs IL hr h"s u siend,
ns'vo AID hmoms luw. F"r sais ut
HrDItv's
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TO Let.

A front room. 9xS4 feet, suitable for
Shoe Shop, Tailor Shop, Barber Shop,
Fruit Stand or Chop House. Apply at
Bank Exchange Saloon.
SoLoN PEcK,
4-22 If
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Peacock, j.:

DAY HORSE; FOALED MAY 10TH, 1886.
u sired by CoACBMAN: heby YOUNG PEA
COCK; he by HERoD. HERor was got by
EMPEROR. LIST dam DAISY, by BROWNS
MORaAE:2d dam KATE by r. B. CHENo
WETH: imported Cleveland Bay, weight ,4Oo>
bought of Mr.. Bartlett. of Dayton, Chic.
REFERENCE: h. b. DANGERFIEi
King City, Nc.
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For price and terms apply to the under
signed, ct Scott & Co. IS ranch where the colts
can be seen. e
POLK GRIswoLD.
Halleck, Nevada,
Al I'm
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-04-23

An immense stock
of allpapers, Bol'-
ders and .Decora-
tons, in all grades
and qualities and at
lowest prices at
Remnants. These
goods have just ar
rived and are the
latest patterns out
this season.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-04-23

M. Reinhart has
just received his
Spring and Summer
samples for custom
made clothing. IT
you want your
clothes made to Or
der, give him a call
and see as fine a
line of samples as
has ever been ex-
hibited in Elko.
You can get q suit
of clothes made to
order from $21 90
up. Fit Guaran-
teed.
just received from the East largo
invoice OF Mems Clothing Mt
81. Remnants
GRAND MAY DAY
CALICO BALL,
E R Il f NJ A N Ii Al T. ,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY !, 1889.
Arrangements ave been made fora
Grand WAY Day Ball
TO he given atth"ttu.e AMI place shove au"d.
to which eenor / invitation In extended.
GOOD MUSIC
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-04-23

Just received from the East q largo
invoice OF Mems Clothing Mt
81. REMNANTS
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Dissolution of Partnership.

IL I'M
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16
SHORT SPECIALS

Thomas Beynon. Justice OF the peace,
living near Shelbyville Ind, committed
suicide by taking morphine.
John StitesiSy. a farmer o. Caledonia,
Wis. committed suicide by hanging him
self 10 a rsfter in his woodshed
J. n Bailey, trader &C the Ysnkton
agency. dropped dead IN his room In tho
Hotel Brunswick at Pierre, 8. D., Monday.
The total value OF beef and hog exports
from the United States during September
was s., so, 505 and OF dairy products sS34,-
%
The formal order remanding Kemmler,
the murderer, TO prison for execution by
electricity was filed at Auburn, " y, Mon
day.
John Greenwald has been sentenced TO
be hanged in Brooklyn December L. He
killed Lyman Weeks two years and a
half ago.
Second Mate Thompson, OF the steamer
Parnell, fell down the hold near Buffalo
Monday night and was killed Thompson
lived in Chicago.
George ". Thornton, transfer mail agent,
while on duty at the Central Union passen-
ger STAT on, Cincinnati, Monday fell dead
from heart disease.
The Philadelphia r Washington express
Jumped the track at Hsvre de Grace, Md.
Saturday. Two persons were killed and
several we're injured.
An assignment was made Monday at Phila-
delphia hy Clark & Keon. manufacturers OF
worstods. with heavy Liabilities, principally
due to banks and yarn men.
The grand Jury at shelbyville. Ind, ad-
journsd without finding any bin against ex-
County Treasurer Posi-, who was charged
with being $4,000 short In his accounts
James Mlburn snRtchcd s255 from the
counter Of the First National Bank Monday
afternoon, and was only captured after o
long chss. He said his wife and child
we're starving.
Wrfts are out - recover bonds trans
ferred u state Treasurer Burke. OF New
Orleans. % his relatives With the bonds
deducted from BuSs's deficit he Is still
SOD Go short
A. TCiulefn's s0rrhum mills at BucYrus
q sor'y Monday morning three men were
killed. a~ She hurrti-r of a boiler caused ~
the pumping 10 of cold water through a
mistake of n engineer.
Th- Northrestorn Collection, Loan =
Trust Cor1pauT. Wa'tor J. Ballard man
agar. With headquarters I'm Minneapols =.
Nlnn. hrs made On aseignment Jiabil-
ises. So o0: ersrts n0t given
In the rowing match on the Thames
co1rse Monday between Ncil Matters "a
I'D George Buhear. f-- Efoo. Matterson
was a winner. cro~sinT the line eigh;
lengths ahead ot h.s opTonent
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

Assorhsy Xongensakeg processes = b.
Esrs. Tks connection between kays.s sux1
sgd tie mtnar consE-f2tars 4le nat te-
tssseu Kzysaaug1 ana jean 0rsA4u have
z-rsaa7 teea sst2alis1e1 It new Teraslas
u ke discovered who ls eShta- 0Eaasz-
Ttat thefe is slch s Ran 10 o1e connected
xlth TIE prosecution s1peArs u oo4DL
OWL however, - I1e rsf4s-l -
Craaz-a 60 razkc 4uy seTE 81 state
1aeut = hz1soeFeI Gle prosecution "a b@-E51
f9r time in tEe iaresllgsE OF " Tie pot
CrAer hnes ~ lBq0lry are beng careful y
followed and q e DsEsveo th2s tAsss ~'44
eventually lad So tos detection of TIE ea@H
~ho hAs been I2e prllas moFeg ~ t1s oen-
Eu-lr.-H
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

knoEn u144 rhs -sa1ksr e.eAzs CO wreck-
go cones zs1gTs. tEls sl4 1a so
aa1E - SEA s1c z 49, Fssssls aze - ia
sFeas Slssi1s - asau e4n &C.. - tasz fzu12
- s6sze "a - fas 60 zaes 1os4 Tee
ga cate clllllll l4g-i'a allol Is - 5eKrl FJ--
FIazEAal HAFs8 42ss Ca E-A Fio-
ls1k sa-s pxsVa@ae- Aers x9nGay. t1s
scaoonsxs fzeEaAEc a. Nal1s CLARK 4zd Ben
fssl-a k1gilsa 4<s ashsre. Cllte 1esG "a
scnsc4zxs = a. z1c--sT 1sEa
AAEfucEEr hzsA, OcE s. a severe
sLern - EaglHg hsrs. slsslde1 sy s1zas
sori8 -ss' 'elszstsx. a. tLs bcdy q a n1-2 81 AZ
szsLsa ss1oTs "a - so4rl sl1s Il 1ls
tsiaad The CoSksty h1ssaFlag station rs-
ported seeing sso vessels - 1o-1sioa Sat-
urt4y IA Ssatzckst so111 one sunk Ths
vessels Azs z1knowa 4 QuAnrry of bed
dag ste kss cse1 picked ~ 3. TIE s14EsG.
BosIos, Oca ID -Captaiu ~hz.en. q Ihe
rsninz schooner william EmsTsol. aE1
P4-rcx Jennings. one 81 the crew. were
washed overheard snd drowned IA TIE Day
Eancsy afternoon during a sacdsn 81 1sl-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16
DOWN AN INCLINE.
a Tsrx<oLs Accident Ga a street,
Railway L. C1nc1znz.-
] CT ElEES 4 FEARFUL PLUscZ



CIs-EssArx Get Ia serrfbls accsEsn.
AaPpsae1 GA rhs hala street iEe3aed plaas
a. AIS p. a. ear aad rsachsd sas TOP
% -as inciius when ths rope troks AID
t1szs 49, ncth-x 20 hoh ths srnek
Is cane cFashinz tsNn and fsz inro
tns passenger station and ofaes hslos
Iae<o sere nlany pA-ssnZecs 0n board.
Ga1 tsGE Esrs zL4sc AL three we're prob
4Ely fatally inlaEsd Ihs others are also
i1i1zsc move 1r -sss seriously rns killed
sxs Aiehas. Gntss reacher 50 ths IhlEd
a. ssrn-s 1l4ts ac4lo4 Ms Caleb Ives
zIA hAzler and CHARLES MeFa1 1en.
1afsEsd. AizB A-haa fQskzEp. g5seph
Agb41csn. Mas Doa-eELer RI people,
four a z1srA ladies. NeEs raken o. tas 1os-
pllAl bsdiy s0lzcsd
The ECeltsu1 aas caused ~ 1he engineer
failing - ssaeksa ne speed " Ehs ear 2s 20
STRUCK Lhs baupsrs aG che top slta s-ck
force a. ~ ereaz both the active snd safety
cabis.
NJ L. D Zsiglsr. "a eys-sf- mess aE the
Aata street ilsllne. sald Il hal ilst come
down On ne eaT before Lhs accident 1 aas
Standing 81 ths bodoon of the Incline. iusr
4ftsr ths other car q SO gons up. when sud
esnlY 4 heard Tremendous shouting
i8oksd around ro soc what as tle cause of
tas trouble and I sas that the car 40 rne toD
" toe Incline had broken iooss and was
coming down lac a fash. l- Wrn- faster
than any thny I ever SAY before on
Whsets. IA ny ire Whea 70 struck tho
bottom there 49, terrific cFa-n. and she
tiz wooden bErpers, shod vita ron were
crushed into kiathng wood. willie tne car
itself 49, dasled % pieces TIC wreck
was fnstanIsneous aai complete
Pieces of fvfng wood a-led AL tbs
Epsca a. the r0ot OF TIE
incline, clearing the ~ay before them hks
tls scythss Of ths Aoorz As many people
were hart AZ the bottom OF the incline By
these pieces OK dying SoOd-pe0ple who
lad rIIn up % see " hAE was tha matteE-as
we're hurt "a Lhe car lcssH
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

The Cosrts VIII Decide Tho Contsstsd
Gases % November a.
HsrESA. 4ont. Oct l5 Judge De Wolfe
has Issued an o-dor setting the hearing OF
tho matter OF the Silver Bow returns for
November . the first day Of the court
TIE order Is Tor the canyassers 70 show
cause why ths vote OF the c0ntes.ed pre-
G. nets should not he SET aside. Democratic
sllle Gonna itteenen assert that tho law
OF the Territory Is on ,heir side, the su-
prsme Court having decided sew
eral years ago that less than
the legal number Of judges az
tho polls did not necessarily affect
the validity of the returns They express
confidence that Judge De Wolfe will order
the canvaszers % count the vote as the
face OF the returns indicate. giving them
ten members of the silver Bow deiega-
ton There Is much excitement In Butte
eud the action o. tho cauvassers Is the
onlY theme of dis lssiOn The Democrats
say no charge OF fraud has been made
against them. che entire contest being
made on technical grounds and assert that
the sentiment u the majority OK the people
IA with them
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16
a SOUTHERN TRAGEDY.
Two Men Shot Dead In a QsGrrei at
Nicholson, Mfss

Nfcaol soS Mss. Oct l5-Dr. " N
Tett. Of this place. lnd + G Collins. OF
Larey, were killed and Quitman Perton
severely wounded ia shooting ARRAY
here Monday Tett was 10 have been tined
for completely in tbs Osyka tragedy
OF last year. IN which Druggist Vamodo
was assassinatei. Collins and j. W Turner
were witnesses against him The case was
dismissed for lack OF an affidavit Shortly
afterward Collins Was loudly expressing
his views when Tett came up with a
double -barreled shotgun and fred into
Collins face, killing him instantly. Some
Of the shot entered the back OF Perton.
who was an innocent bystander Tett
then fred the second barrel-load into Col
Inns PROSTATE body. Turner, who was
Collins brother-in-law, war near by. and s.
moment later no and Tott engaged IN a pis-
tol duel. and Tett finally fell, two balls
having passed through his body He died
three hours later. PeEton will recover.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16
Lost Four Toes
Assa 1lted Young Girls.

ISDIANAPOLIs, Ind, Oct IA News spe-
cial from Clay City reports that tho
is wildly exasperated over four
criminal assaults on Young girls,
two being succe ,sfuL One victim is lying
at the point OF death A constable and
posse, provided with rope, gave chase
and are determined 70 hang the assail-
an on sirht
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16
STANLEY AFTER MONEY.
Belief fhst he IL Seeking - Earieb
a ms~lf a. Csatrsl Afrtc4

CH1cAao, Oct l5-A special cable dis
patch - Ihs Tribune fron Zzn1.bsT says
thai Thomas stevens. tie bicyehst who
after making tolr q the world OF hls
wheel " ~ sent 70 Africa hy New lork
nesrslsr-r - discover Stanley. has re-
turned 10 LanEibar and nzs failed % tnd
any rrscs of tie explorer man - 40 y IS
smnIoved b. = church mission society.
who left tbs southern enQ of Lake
Victoria Nyanza March 81, has arrived
here. aat Is positive that Stanley
has not been anvw here In tAat quarter.
The church rl.ssi u believe this mans in-
formation - be completely trustworthy.
The impression here Is that Stanley feels
that lao has done enough Tor glory. and
that this ume be proposes % secure some
OF the valuable ivory that exists Ia Cent? a.
Africa When he does come no viii Yor-
hsps appear with enough Doodle 10 sGpport
him during the rest OF his life
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16
SPRING VALLEY MINERS.
a Few are Back ut work. but the Ma
Jortty Hold Out.

SPRING VALLEY. IL. Oct l5-About fifty
miners assembled az the No. l shaft OF the
Spring Valley Coal Company Monday morn
ing and vent 10 work. No one offered 70
mOlsst them on their way 10 WORK. The
main body OF the miners are determined
never 20 20 10 work again until the fedora
ton is recognized and claim that they can
fight il out for year Mr.. Scott is fully
determined never TO treat with the miners
again under any circumstances he Is
now paying the same prices that his com
petitOrs are, and 10 doubt viii so continue
A car load OF clothing and provisions came
Ia to-day from Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16
SHOT TO DeA1@1 FROM AMBUSH.
A Ksssucky Farmer and Ills Hired Man
Slain bY AssassinE-

Louisville Ky, Oct IA letter re-
csived here states that John Cawood and
Hszekiah Hall were shot down from am-
bush 40 the home of Caw0od, ten Rifles
from Harlan Cswood was a wealthy
farmer and Hall farm hand working for
HIN The former is bro-her-in-iaw OK
Judge Lewis who attempted Last sum
rnsr 20 arrest viii Howard ana his gang OF
outfawS Hs nephew. Charles CavOod,
no lives with him. Il ohEGed By two
rnsmbers q The Howard faction With mur-
dsrin1 . kinsman of theirs Ihess facts
put suspicion on Howard and his compsn-
ionS Charles Cawo0d has sworn to bring
tie guilty persons 20 punishment
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

bis ale Corrs OF
assistants zze a.
NEST ~tthi8 arIn >
each oi the arcE-
cOusptrsscrs Who
conceived tie gi-
ganuc plot % I'll
the vacant seaIs
ia the Gro ntn
iurv~bON Wit D
brised ana peT
iured yeulr men
The develop
uenrs o. II e
conspiracy hiss
been slow and
tedious oFk and
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

Bos-ox. Oct ~ The uegotiations pend
M between ths Brush Elecrrfc Lfxht Com
psny of Cleveland and The Thomson Hous-
ton Company OF Boston have resulted IA
"a, sale Of ths stock of the Brush company
70 the Boston people FOR About g. %. 600 On
hpraor1cany q cash bats Tho Thomson
lEousson Company vii msnags the bust
ness q kbs two concerns. which have bsrs-
ta[ore been coraps tf-iTs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16
cHANoGLCoR ANO czAR.
Bisnsrek sasessas Ia Having Goa
rsrsaes sftn the KasaiAa EalsE.


rsrsaes vita ths Kasaiaa HalsE.
BzELIS. Oct j. --Prlnoe Bismarck ssld
ina and proios - interview Ui-h the
Gar a. ths Russian embassy a. 3 o clock
Monday atgerno0n He bads the Ozar
farewell Nl-hin The cour. saloon OK
The Lshrts station and cia not appear
upon the station platform The con-
sersation between .ls Czar and the Chan
cslor sas Amt-a5le. Emperor William.
seizing g18 earliest chance Of learning
tho result of the interview. drove vita
Prince Bismarck back 20 tbs Chancellor
residence. The Car presented Prince Bis
rn arck with a valuable SNUFF box, on tho III
u which Is portrait OF bis Majesty. A
similar present was given % Count Her
bert Bismarcz by TIE Gar
Political circles here are highly satisfied
with ths exchange ot views between I'm
peroF william and ths Gar. IL Is believed
that peace D. assured on the basis that Bull
garta belongs 90 Russ an and Segyia 70
Austrian spheres u iuteres1
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16
NEGROES ARRESTED.
A Band Of oolorsd Thieve. at Charlotte.

y. &, in Custody.
CHARIoTrE. n c., Oct l5-Sine negro
men and three negro women have been ar
rested charged With robberies extending
over several months Their names are.
Biu Alexander, Mag Alexander, Nan Alex
ander. Aaron Alexander, John Houston
Monroe cathey, Peter Crawford. Doc
Powers. jim Neal, Downas Jackson. Mary
Jackson and Bob Norris Bill Alexander
was the leader Of the gang. Over 100 resi-
dences and business houses in this city
have been raided by ,hese thieves. In one
instance s50O worth OF jewels were taken
from a store and the losses traceabie TO the
gang aggregate nearly slO0 90. The AZ
rests were brought about by one Of the
gang selling gold badge which had been
stolen. They viii be tried this week
Burglary in this State is a capital offense
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16
College students suspended.

MADISON, Wia, Oct 15-The faculty OF
the State University has voted to suspend
for four weeks II. T. Hamilton. OF Sun
Prairie, Wis. Z. 2. Munger. of Madison; R.
b. Clever, of Lombard, IL, and Louis 3.
Fowler, OF Chicago, sophomoges, for haz-
ing q young man named Riley recently.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

Fosr wAVys. IND. oct t5-Wh1s n
specsor r. Nsilrnsn vas testing natural -ss
IL bad iust connected with s. Building In
shs east end of ths city an piosion oo-
currsd. fatally iniurinE Wsum1n and
-~rscking she building Fl vss rrnoSing a
cigar ard had opened valve - lot ths air
a. ths ptpes escape when The gas iguitsd
frou hiz cigar
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16
BLOWN FROM THE TRACK.
A Train Near Earmlngton. Z. T., Struck
by Gale OF Wind

by ttAlo OF Nind-
Kansas CITT. No, Oct i5.-During a Sc
we're storm near Pennington, L. T.. Den
YER 4 RiO GrHnce passenger train running
at a slow rass Of speed was struck By
fierce gale OF wind The roar car wa over
tarnsa, and the safety chains were
strung car 2fter car went over, one after an
other, until nine lay on their sides in the
ditch The chains broke between the
smoker and rear baggage car. and the two
front cars were saved Seventy passengers
were Ia the turned cars but only these
three were seriously Injured: C. Il Brow
anx. OF Memphis. ribs fractured; y. z
Hampton, Of Pueblo Cal. badly cut on tie
head. unknown man. ankle broken and
spins hurt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16

HAsrrEas Web. Oc. ff-Tbe Republican
Conrressi'ual convention met hers Non
DAY and On he twenty second tali0t 1euf-
uated Secretary of state q J. Laas to
..ccasl -.s b. --r--.-.---n L..
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16
Born on a Train.

NEGAUNEE. Mich, Oct IA Cornish
woman named williams going from Mar
quette to Ishpeming. gave birth TO "A baby
boy on the train just before it reached
here Monday night
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-16
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ls1rlspr adsnes Judge Lougsnecksr and