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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
STORMS IN ILLINOIS.

Crops, Houses and Other Property De
stroyed by Firc-t.aIcs of Wind in Wood
ford and JazeweII Counties.
BLOoMNGToY. Ill. June 2-A disastrous
storm swept over this section Friday even
ing. The wind and hail did much damage,
and on the bottom lands along the Mack
nav river corn has been drowned
out John Mgsselmans new residence at
Danvers. ten miles west, was blown down.
AtLeily. sixteen miles west Of this city.
in Tazeweu County. a church was de-
molshed Trees. fences and buildings at
that place were wrecked badly and several
box cars blown from the railroad
track In TazeweH and NoOdford
counties. this side OF Peoria, the Lake
Erie & Western track is under water for
many miles later reports from Dauvers
say a tile factory, George Aickens house.
s. " Bakers two barns. Aaron IOntz s
house and many barns and dwellings were
,azfrrvaE
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
FOR RENT-HOUSES,

FOR RENT-A house near Park COngrega
tlonal Church. OF fifteen rooms good for "A
boarding house: or viii rent IN i'm Two ian.-
menis OF Six and nine rooms respectively. ln
quire at 2l2 North Division ST. .
EOk KEN -tl~bt room house, fine location
= south prospect 81. rent 81. Call al 0i
Monroe - EagiesAcld Cook. l6l
rOR EENI-Nlce. coy. nine room house.
with or without barn FIVE blocks south ot
Monroe street. Inquire al % South Division
81. l65
EOR SALE OR RENT-New niae-r0oTn house
on Madison avenue, stones throw from
street car. food cellar. hard and soft water ina
Kitchen, house elegantly rapered. parlaT and
hall finished IN antique oak. Apply al Madi-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
SO snorot Rn1Iot, in ConnrctIcnt

HARTFORD, Conn. June s Governor
Bulkiey on Friday vetoed the bill provid-
Ing for secret ballot tie holds that tbs
bill IS too radical. too cumbersome in Ia,
details, too expensive. opens the door &C
fraud AID will result in disfrancbislns
voters The House afterward passed the
bill over the Governors veto but finally
reconsidersd the motion and tabled the
maasure
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

RocHEsTEs. y 1, June s-The dam a
short distance above Olean. y 7. which il
the largest artificial body OF water Ia tie
United States. and which j. used by Sports
men for purposes similar to that ot lAe
great dam which wrecked JohnstOWn is
said 70 be in An extremely unsafe condition.
thereby placing the Genesee valley in dan
ger of Just such calamity as befsu the
Conemaugh valley
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
Rebellion Against tn. Sultan.

Pans. June The tribesnen of Morocco
who are re 5esiing against tho authority OF
tae sultan have captured Prince Hamid,
the hsir 10 the throne and killed several Of
his escort The rebellion is spreading very
fast The Sultan i very much incensed and
q raising az army 70 crush 1t
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

WV YORK. June s-The business fail
ures occurring throughout the country
Cn-fng the last seven days numo Ter Ter the
United States 90 snd Tor Ganada 2 Or q
total Of ~. 81 compared ~ita - last WeeS ;
and - the week prsvio1s - tne isst Fer
the eorresrord.rg week ~ lest year tie
srures vsre sss made rp of ~ In the
Taf-ed states ai IS in Canada
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

LoVDoN. Jane "A schOoimaster named
Keeling ~ hile travelling on the Northwest
srn railway vita his sweetheart. named
lester. the principal of scbooi a. Devises,
Friday. shct TIE woman dead snd threw
her cut OF window and tasn committed
=sliei1A
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
WhNTED-TO REhT.

tiANTED-I0 huv good second hand safe.
" Address Safe. box 3. Telegram Herald. lD0
WNFTED-To rent. house Of nine room S
W within the following limits Bridge
street. College avenue. Cherry street anl Uf -
va street. Address at once. II. G. Baker Ifu
ottawa-st. 40
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
FOR RENT ROOMS.

EOR RENT Five convenient rooms. Inquire
at los " est Broadway. ll9
V'O KENT-Three desirable suites of living
4 rooms tor light housekeeping. i. lmmea.
Al M0nroe-st. l65
no RENT-TwO rooms. without board. suit
able FOR gentleman. Inquire between T.
and o'clock. Mrs. &. Il. Sweet. Il South ia
iayette-st- ltO
kOK kENT-~iX rooms ia "a new double house.
= q. smith, IS North Mon 81. l4-
TO RENI-Iwo suites of rooms. hydraulic
and soft water and all conycnlcnccs for
housekeeping. Seisull-er son. 5ol @ud .e3
Cherry 81. Dol
TO kENI-Rooms. with or without boa -d
aOl south DiNlsion-st. ifi
EOR RENTING or three furnished rooms
suitable for light hous-kecII cIIuE.cttryIhl I.
furnished ii desired. - barclay II. lb-
EOR RENI-Kooms. singiy AID cn suite. fur
nlshed or unturnished. at Park Place.
Board by the week. II desired. Mrs. 4. l..
smith.
NOR RENT-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
facing tresceHtaye. and Canal St. with
gas. newly furnished and rehtted. Everything
strictly urst-ciasS. Entrance. Crescent ave. .
also, - Canal 81. Enquire az Room "a. 4iv
4 NICELY furnished front room 10 rent
= Enquire at Room Il, - Pearl-st. -
kOR KENT-furnishod rooms steam heated /.
and furnished rooms for light hOusekcep-
ing. Apply At Room le3. New Houseman block.
Elevator from : a m 10 II IN. Dec. i5tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
p0R slLg- -plscgIIANEoUs-

H0i sfh0LD GOODS FOR SAIL Those
- goods are al nice and nearly new. and
Nil be- sold very low. a. the owner ls south
and wishes a. dispose of them, one or Two
parties wishing the lut can secure good haf.
gam. or VIII be Sold separately Also have -
good calfiaEe horse o. selt- - told ~. 80
EOk RLE-Iwa nice youug.t@lklng parrots.
a. south Division 81. la
EOE rALE Ausl be- sold iumedlatriy. hne
large mouse. lpt ald tAfn ek erytnlls mod
vru and complete curner Packard Snd Hule
brook streets ole block from Cherry. Iuquire
al a8 Monroe SO. III
EOR SsLE-A tao.horse power oue Silent
0as tnglue, Viii sfil 10 ~ . bargain. 1 ar
further particulars cai or address Waiter HnlI
a Co. l4oaud ls, Jefferson ave. Detroit. u. ~
EOk SAILS ~hoa eases al Gardner & Bax-
ters. 5l Monroe -. lH
LUE SALE a Furniture stock; centrally To-
Gated splendid business q Fsi-ciass bar
gain o. tiie right party. Address Jones'. box
3. care Telegram Herald. fItH
NOR SALE-An oufnt Tor q steam laundry.
very cheap in fact lor haii iile actual cost.
Also "a horse power steam engine aud de-
livery wagon. Enquire ~ tiie Eagie steam
Dye II Juse. No. =. ,dualst.. 81 u. Bcrwin
OFF
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
TO SUCCEED DRUM.

Tho President Appoints Colonel j. G.
Kelton AdJutant-Genersl
WAsTuNGToS. June Colonel J. c. Kel-
ton has been appointed Adiutant-GencrsI
OF the army.
THE new Adiutant-GeEcral Is a native OF
Peulsyl sanis, graduate OF Vest Point, and
has been an Instructor IN the military academy.
He was brevered Brigader for gallant
services during the rebellion aud since 1885 has
been Assistant Adlutant- General He has IN
vented many improvements in firearms and
has written accep.abIT on military topics.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
NIECELLAkEous


AUCTION SALE 81 forfv-sir lofs or Tnh
= venue three blocks east ~ last street
one block south o. dummy llur. sale Thursdar.
q 4rf D.. - j. .. il.. and 60 continue All faF
title perlcct and Hnen ruTnterrd terms 80 ~
more down. balance 0n lrng time. sale afIf
take place o. she pfCpeTfV. AIIfereI eere a
Herrilgto1. John j. Hsrlon -suctioneer Jsf
nQ0R snd WinGoW screens made g. Greer ~ 4
- Pesflst. AZ iog EST possible prices. also
rubber stamps. stencils. house numbers -.
= i Rlnar9. ls4
AAAHIED- kvery consumer a stove f-ssa-
~ uHe 70 kuoT thst ar ceiling stove gss-
cline. i1 alE 8gar rtitg ~ ~ cfrfs delivered -
ar part ~ fhe cfF P Eluw0oo. Tee
phone l0ss = East Fulton-st ls
COURT H0TSF and yasfosses. Grand rsrids.
y Mich. eeaie1 proposals w. e. rrn
Urtii g. gcz. 3fh cas- &C fgle. lsss fef fgr
ishiug f8ei liGhr. water. iee. u.I erei ia, gs
srFp,tes washing f1We.s. ksu ~ asnns aaf
sprrk5nE streets reog ref hT fts h1iif w
fufiaa f8e fsesl Fesr ending June - Iss
Particulars on Application.
Gso. = rtrs
frsna m.
NarTFIIC haa, ag srf elarl raYarf -tt rrs
- ~ -rlfb DlFisa9B-sf-. corner = esttF
afe- H = fres, ~
W. rTi-f1 rfa - s.a cHr aarerf ssH-sf 3
y 81 arafner rHn. sweet 4 hrffh frn
FIryufzt EEe1snGe. = aa9 81 esie1 1li.lo
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

k'oh sALk-L0t No ~ OTTAWA Beach, TINS
l0l ls one - the nrst selection BE- - To-
Gated only short distance nom tir hulel aEd
has lie view Of Lake Alchlaan. Address
jas. IL. hasklns OF ". Is. LoNclana. GRAND
Rapids. Mich. I.suu
4 GREAT BARGAIN 40 acre farm. frame
a house, good orchard l11 acres improved E
miles from baldwin lor sac cheap. Enquire
iaEgarf h elcott 4 6anson. al Vi!
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

IoNDox. JsaeS Tae latest reports from
Crate snow thst com p.ef4 anarchy - gns
IN tas and Nsr1srs sna oatrages 81 all
krss srs of dsii7 occurrence. ard 20 aa-
punished
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

A CONVENTION OF the people inter
ested IN the improvement of the rivers
OF the Southwest, and which members
of Congress and State Legislatures,
Governors of states and mayors of
cities are invited 10 attend, viii be held
at Cincinnati on the 4th and 5th of
September next. The convention viii
probably recommend as a solution of
the surplus problem unprecedently
large appropriations for rivers and har-
bOrs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

\tANTED-By gentleman. d situation viii
w some good nrm as boOk-keeprr ana Steu
oGrapher. Apply &. ". box >. this Office. io-
\IANTED-Situ by young Holandel
W willing 10 work al anything. Well ae
Wealthy avenue lE
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

THs report that the grssshoppers are
getting ready 90 appear IN large NUM-
bers out West next year gives rse to a
dark suspicion IN the mind Of the Pitts
burg usspst-a. that the boomers of tue
Western States are setting things rp t0
have the grassA0ppers counted n the
net r.rzrr
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

There Is a tide III the affairs of man,
which, taken at the food, leads on to
fortune and fame. \ man rises not by
the cut of his coat but by intelligence,
industry, integrity and manly worth.
Work gives health and strength. Cour-
age gives power.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

The TELEGRAM-HERAL is fast be-
coming household name throughout
the city and State, and its good work Is
being appreciated. 1t VIII be known
for Is impartial, fair and honest deal
iugs
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

Az exchange announces that the
bite IF the rattiesnase . a sure cure
for rheumatism Provided that the
victim IS not promptly supplied with an
sntd0te, it is also a sure cure for every
IN e. which flesh heir. Bus the medl-
cine : not likely 70 become popular.
Most people would prefer the disease
a tha -tfra
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
WANTED BOARDERs.

WILL some private family centrally located
" furnish board and rooms for single lady
and gentleman Address with terms "A
4rrfar
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

Tar people ~ Byron are again bCl-
s 'irg over the Cribs matter. Better let
by genes be ty-g1nes. Us ~ a pleasant
thing for brethren 20 dwell together ln
..-.--
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
W. II. KINSEY,
. = and 10 Weston building. Canal -
over Board OF Trade.
Telephone So
List Of a Few Of Ny Houses and Lots

EOR SALE-A bran new modern 9room
A house. hardwood nnlsh. 'front.' and back
stairs. granite mantel and CRATE, sets rolling
doors. house papercd throushout, Gas piuihb
ing, bathroom, cellar under whole house. large
los. On \ Lafayette street only s-,HI' l,'J
cash. balance time W. T. hlNcE1
sOR sALK-,iood sroom house. new. Oh
iO'''' ''''''' ''-' ''''''w KINsEY.
LOR SALE-Large brick house with all
Il modern c0nNrniences such as furnace.
Lafayette street. - go. v. III. klNSEl.
;tOR SALE-A coy room house. well built.
good barn and nice lot on llth avenue.
only II gOI. ". II. hlNSEl.
EOR sALE-A 10 room house. furnace. CRATE.
L gas. sewer etc. on south Union street,
near y cal;hy avenue. 800; Oh easy terms.
". IL. hlNSEY.
EOR SALE-A good room house on Clancy
l. street. 20 IL. lot sl.OU; another 81 20; easy
terms. W. ii. klNSEI.
LOE SALE-Who viii take it this week. A
hne modern house on the West Side.
rooms. Oak and butternut finish, $50.
W. H. hINSEY.
EOR SALE-Modern new house of . rooms on
L North Unlon street. between Lyon street
and Crescent avenue; reduced from S,S1 10
500. ". II. kINSEN.
EOB SALE-s room house. CRATE bay window.
L folding doors. modern style, large lot and
barn On nice graded street Ia SOuth part OF
town, only SZ,vp. W. IL. hlNrE1.
EOR SALE-Seyeral nice houses in the East
L part of city for sl.00O TO Sl.1p.
~. Ii. hlNSEY.
EOR SALE-IIenry street residence. 10 rooms.
L modern built. near TWO car lines. large lot
800. W. H. hlNSEI.
NEW 6-ROON HOUSE FOR s,J9--I am build
y ing u new house ia the south part ot the
city. viii be- good style. sets Oi double doors.
pilaster. oil nnish. large square windows on
nice l0L Tor only S5OO y. IL. EINSEY.
M2ckinaW Summer resort property.
Bay View Summer Cottages.
Three tracts of acre property inside
of city limits.
| VIII build you house on Weston
and Lows addition as you want it.
40 feet frontage OF business property.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

A SERIOUS interruption OF the mallsIs
, reported from Washington and other
sponts. Singularly enough the Democrats
have not yessattrbuted it to changes
made IN the service by the present ad-
ministratlon- They have not yet really
discovered a method 10y which they can
attribute the recent foods, which have
stopped railway trains, to Postmaster
General Wanamakcr or his assistant,
Mr.. ClarksOn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
KFAf YsTAgf CRY


u ~tkt.. T. = a. bs kA&nkfai 4Aai ex - 4lol
tikf ~ @saHssesL- &4a bes ae - lllAke
taf~t~ t.Ska = ~4f ootAS &aS h4s : lai ~ Ss.ss
HuNf l4a a. SEQ t1e i4rse LOTS ~ afe ~.I75ee
= A. oss.a t~f4so aaelsloH. "a Nniea baasie-
N&rN. 4al ss >ireci &Da sieAla s-Ts araf ags
l@As is'sel itlAa ..s4e aFs- Ollles 0ANcf ulG ~
tsea'~' t'ests', l.A lNF
kuN Fht8itCE ya1r cash. We onlx Wans
~ slefs teg tNs iatN aa-k ieel each oH :
keoa :. teoi. taEse oioets slou fAt hcN t.sNEis
te~it uet't- ilis - = - -slh, .-lsa HiNst -
sete ief ea'A tllis "rrk ta4l . a4ie ~ lAe -
leets ~ P4iiiAs tie gE-ce a. ~. Ne 49,.
Aakr houses slN 4uiS ttf StlE 81 uinutAlS p4s-
nsaAis Ashes - io~a- 1ussls hlss.. over
An@de Ia
AtHl toa't sou ewn : henls. Aea xag oaa
t4A iet ai s tVtst anl ias eu ear iHEi.
soa slfeSt ~ tl2isth Asra lsiai al . reasonable
issaoe @Aa uasS tornsl naAg delay ghis oppur-
t.iilf 4~fAor taiTu.i. AeN Ds4scGi.a
b~llaius
ENk eAiI Oh EXCHAN6F -0.ae hundred
AN4 tkscNis ScrtS az hard iinl urrfl lsGl
ioF ssie- q. exchange ior Uis pIes-srts liz
neattsi afak sipek Aue icase af lat laaa-
soais'si sttre in tbt Cts "a ulald haplas s.erc
hes been i4AAins si2 aeArS. GFl ms reasonable
titDV 49, hi0s iois lpf saie "a "a ctanss laI
hv@ei as svi iA Aoea iecA4ieA ip rss. ApHy
- Lif 4 hass' oilce, ladiuonih building
e. 81 a. iai'ol atuf3. ~ ioIraosl %
Aes3 leAel. 81. Telephone sA. LOO
tluAl I4y renl any Longer bui bnr the
cheapest AID bcai lot i4 the uarkei aa
. vui lifisah Street ~ kisuiA wara plat, nIteen
minutes Waik fraM Ils HalL 4lratr A lar-
ta4, Nva d npuseil4u t4N4iHE.
t'uk oAl.L-At a bargain, hoGse and let ga
ihe h,.i, a . desirable ioeaits. Inquire ~
- faSi hrl0Er 81, oT - Mechanics a.
la, dlale possession gwen, ia
WOMEN cant vote. bat il s0u Mould hs r.el
AAa happy in your oi0 axe, buy oue u
those hal4scs aud lots. o. . vacant lot of A. h
ahli>dVl Nou can buy Them very chrAp II
yQu want pint land OF outside property or
Sweet Hotel. lt4
EOk SALF-lats on Nckoe's addition. near
Cable load very cheap oA monthly pay
ments $50 To s4se each. Also SOME nue re
/ property near the eity, al . bargain. ). II Mc.
kef A ~4us ~ NanFsa II ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

DO x0r fear that 20 much VIII be
done for the J0hnstOwu sufferers. All
the money aud al the comforts that
can be provided vii never Dee sufficient
- make good the losses which the sur
vivors have suffered In the destruction
of not only their property and their
homes. but Of their families and
f--cr,fs
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
Sweet & NoTth's
Pine and Tin5eTsd Land Exchange,
General Real Estate Agency
Office Rooms "a and 35 Weston Building,
Cana-st., Grand Rapids, Mich.

We have ~ present orders from rcspon sihle
parties who wish 90 invest iu Michigan. Miscon-
sin. Minnesota and Southern pine and tim
hered lands. Call On US for quick sales and
prompt returns.
C0rTesp sp0udeuce solicited.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
Weston * Lows Addition.

People know COOL thing when they see II
that is Why 50 many are buying lots on this
addition. 1t Is plainly TO DE seen that these
lots. though selling as cheap as suburban
property. are III the city limits. in the best
growing part anu where the best city schools
and church advantages are, aud where they
have all kinds OF stores. markets. and the best
car line ia the city at their doors. aJ the pres
ent rate Of sales, eight or ten weeks Will close
ont the entire o. lots left. Call and get cut soi
plat and viii give you the number of the lots
sold and the names and addresses of those who
bought them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

EOk sALf-lets on Nckoe's addition. near
Cable ha&d NcrH cheap, 0A monthly pay
nentsi $50 10 s4se each also sume nle re
property near the city. al . bargain. j. II Mc.
hee - us q. Monroe -st. -
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

THE Columbus Dspateh sees great
possibilities IN the phouograpb. II sug-
gests that every drunken man could be
compelled to do his talking INTO a
phonograph. and. when he has become
sober. could be- forced to listen while
the silly jargon IS ground ont 10 him,
Temperance reform would certainly be
gwen an impetus such as 1t has not had
for years.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

The fate that has Overtaken the
young men, shepard AMI COrbett,
ought 10 teach others besides themselves
a lesson. Both are young men of good
family connection and both had the
opportunity and ability TO make them
selves respected citizens. But they
sacrificed these opportunities and now
they are publicly known as common
felous and likely to serve 8 term IN
prison.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09
CITY Real Estate for ssl..

prompt returns.
Correspondence solicited.
CITY Real Estate for sale.
room house on Turner-st.. si.o10.
roofu house ou Livingston So. All modern
cOnYeuielces. Only one block from cable line,
room house on College ave. worth s2ooo.
vii sell for sl.tvi
lot on Taris- ave. three blocks from street
ear iine. SO.
And other desirable property "a al parts Of
the city.
Country Real Estate for Sale.
Stanton hotel property. The Grand Con
fraL 1ffK4+. T. Sass, located on corner - the
two main streets ~ TIE CITY. stories. brick.
rents for .n' per year. Al modern improve
1oerfs. will sed or trade for cify property
We4Iso lave several desirable farns near
CITY. ard Ctner parts ~ state. which we vii
sell cheap. and make payments 70 suit pur
chaser.
Tin cred lands wanted in 81 parts ~ Nichi-
cam $40 want - ruce Ten or twelve million
faat II le--lock saads located near railroad.
We have Zu acres of good lar land. weH
located Tor water sp0rist4on. which II
will seI Al a bargain.
fo-raepar r.dfrro criirife3-
Ofsce hours from &c a m. - so p n.
SWEET 4 N0RTH EMPLOY AEAI EA
CHANGE
f-r.~~rzz7rs fs sweet ? Srrifnl
Rooms 9 aa4 - & sst0n buiialag- Canal 81
nlaae iL-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

y AKt ta a4aHssesL. 49, bes at Il isAk :
tr~nA tsssaaS o4E aomS &aa hls : lsi IL sees
g5 II = fTstlu.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-09

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
Largest or All Michigan DaIlles Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-31
FEW SURVIVE
Details Of the Wreck of the Little Ohio
off Point Hope, Alaska

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 30.-The
steamer Dora, from Seal islands. Alaska,
brings two survivors of the whaling bark
Little Ohio, from New Bedford, which
WAS wrecked off Point Hope, Alaska,
October 5, 1855. From them details of the
wreck are learned for the first time Lis
burne was sighted on the morning of
October 8. The day was windy and toward
evening one Of the worse storms ever eX-
perienced in that region came up. About
o'clock the bark struck near Point Hope.
but as the air was dense with fine snow
it was at first thought an iceberg
had been struck. The vessel seemed TO be
rapidly going TO pieces. Captain George
T. Allen ordered the first mate 10 cut away
the masts This was the last order given
by the captain, as he was never seen again,
the heavy sea carrying him overheard
The Ohio broke up rapidly but the seas
were so strong il was impossible for the
keep their hold on the maSts and rigging,
and they were thrown into the roaring
waters.
All told there were thirty-three men on
board and but eight now survive.
Most Of the men were frozen
themselves above the water and
persisted before the vessel went TO pieces
Alexander Omey gave up hope while on
the vessel and killed himself with his pis-
toll. The first mate, Thomas +. PeaSe,
and the second mate, Thomas IL Miles,
were badly frozen. They died on the
beach, Several of the men Were killed by
the debris of the wreck while attempting
to crawl upon the beach. October 10
the third mate, Manuel Lopez, Fourth
Mate Joseph Enos with three sailors, put
off to intercept a passing whaling bark,
and the natives say they saw the boat
eapsize and all were drowned
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-31
AFTER A COUNTERFElTER.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. July 30-For some
time past the conductors of the Metropoli-
tan cable railway have turned IN among
their collections large numbers of counter
felt silver dollars which resemble the gen.
uine so nearly so that detection of them
is almost impossible except by experts.
Spoilers and detectives were put upon the
case but they could not detect the person
who WAS passing the counterfeit coin. A
reporter detailed on the case discovered
that Jack BELIEFS gang of counterfeiters
were responsible for the appearance
of the spurious coins Belize was
arrested some years ago for issuing bad
money. Before he attempted his escape,
having heard that-the officers were on his
track, he buried all eamoney he had
coined. Recently he reappeared at his old
haunt near Argentine, near here, having
served his time, and simultaneously APP
peared the counterfeit coin, the same as he
had passed years ago. He suspected the
reporter who was watching his actions of
being detective and when the reporter
took an officer to BELIEFS haunt to arrest
him he had disappeared. Detectives are
following him.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-31
The CHICAGO CASES.

CHICAGO, July 30.-The motion of P.
O'SulliYan's attorneys for a change of
venue was argued before Judge Horton
this morning. All the five prisoners were
brought into the court room, which was
packed to suffocation, partly with the
friends of the suspects and partly with
people who had been drawn thither by
mere idle curiosity.
Judge Longnecker made short speech
opposing the motion for change Ofvenue.
He said that the two citizens who signed
affidavits to the effect that they believed
O'Sullivan could not get a fair trial before
Judge Horton or Judge Halves were I'M
known. They had neglected to state who
they were and what was their business
For all the court knew they might have
been imported from Indiana or Wisconsin
for no other purpose than to make these
affidavits.
The attorneys for O'Sullivan declined to
enter upon an extended argument, but
presented to the court a few opinions in
support of their motion.
In regard to the motion to quash the in
dictments against the other prisoners the
counsel for the defense opposed the imme-
date consideration of the matter.
The court took the whole matter under
advisement.
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