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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-28
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER J
OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, June -, 1889. J


WHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EVf-
w dence presented to the undersigned -
has been made to appear that The Commercial
National Bank OF Salt Lake City, in the city
of Salt Lake, in the county of Salt Lake and
territory of Utah, has complied with ali the
provisions of the statutes of the United States
required to be complied with before an assOcia-
ton shall be authorized TO commence the bust
ness of banking;
Now, therefore, I, Jesse D. Abrahams, deputy
and acting comptroller of the currency, do here
by certify that 1.-THE Commercial National Bans
of Salt Lake City, in the city of Salt Lake, in
the county of Salt Lake, and territory OF Utah,
is authorized TO commence the business of bank
ing, as provided in Section Fifty-One Hundred
and Sixty. mine $3.50 OF the Revised Statutes OF
the United States
In testimony whereof witness my hand ana
SEAL seal Of office this 18th day Of June,
1889.
]. D. ABRAHANIS,
Deputy aud Acting Comptroller of the Currency.
No. 1851.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-28

Stone foundation Attic unfinished; prin-
cipal apartments hard wood finished in oil;
inside blinds, etc Height of stories in the
clear: First, 10 feet inches; second, 10 feet;
cellar, feet inches First story contains
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-28
Second-class Pullman Sleepers on All Train

T. L. KINiBALL, j. L. LOMAX.
General Manager, G.P. A.
OMAHA. OMAHA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-28
NORTH and SOUTH

Baggage Checked Through to and from Points
East and West, and Connections made
at Missouri River with limited
Trains of Eastern Lines.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-28
GROUND FLOOR.

ves:i5ule. Ks; hall. feet inches 1G feet 6
inches. paTlor, l5xt6; sitting room, aka;
Lining room, I4z2l; conservatory, 6xl5;
kitchen, I0x12; pantry, 4x10 Second story
contains four chambers lone with alcoyel,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-28
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
JEWELERS..
4. RElsER. MATCHMAKER

nEALER IN ALL KINDS OF WATCHES
~ and jewelry, ~ E. First South.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-11-06

Listdsa OEcas. F0rliden fredag blefvo
ytterligare iva lik funna Conemaughfio-
den vid Johnstown, Pa. AT en- del en-
vaska funna paper konstaterades att det
ena liket var af John Schrautz fran Allen
town. Pa, hvilken pa olycksdagen var
passagerare pa det f0rolyckade taget. At
ven fanns vaskan en- betydlig summa
penningar. Det andra liket kunde icke
igenkannas.
Indianern0 a Flathead reservationen
Montana aro upproriska. Som skal angif-
va de, att en- af deras STAN blifvit m6rdad
f0rliden sommar. Farmarne omneiden
hafva begart skydd af regeringen. da de
aldrig kunna vara sakra for r6dskinnen,
synnerligast da de aro druckna. De fara
da omkring och hota med att hammas NOR
det pa stambrodern. Efter hallen under
s6kning, har man fatt reda pa, att ind
anerna ia branvin af nagra Invita- i grann-
skapet. Regeringen har befalt att EFT kom-
pani soldater skall rycka in reservationen.
Farmarnes hustrur och barn lefva den
st6rsta angest.
En- nedrig f0rbrytelse. Ell Bir-
mingham, Ala, bosatt man vid namn Al
bert Smith, tog harom dagen sina tre s6ner
med sig till kyrkan. medan hans hustru
och EFT litet barn lemnades hemma. Da
mannen aflagsnat sig, kommo negrer in !
huset och anh6llo ON nagot att spisa. Fru
Smith vagrade att gifva dem nagot, men
delta verkade endast att de b6rjade sjelfva
f5rse sig. Sedan de blifvit malta, kastade
de ut henne, tillgrepo ALT at varde, SAINT
antande slutligen huset Det stackars bar
net kastade de upp luften som en- boil och
lat det falla ned pa spetsarne af nagra knit
var, som de h6llo under. Modrens angest
besvarade odjuren med hanskratt. Da
mannen kom hem. m6tte aonom hans for
tviflade hustru, det misshandlade barnet
SAINT en- rykande askh6g. Hela nejdens
befolkning satte sig r6relse for att gripa
negrerna. Vid lasningen af sadana nj
dingsdad, kan man icke undra 6fver att de
Invites hat mot negrerna ir sa bitter. Dyli.
ka dad, ON ej alltid sa grymma, ut6fvas
eta af negrerna, och harigenom ber6fva
de sig sjelfva all sympati.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-11-06

vo nykterhetsl6ftet. Glade 6fver denn'
framgang, tagade de vidare. Markligt va
att Sc, hurusom de, som slutit sig till frals
ningsharen, Ell blefvo af sina arbetskamra-
ter pa nagot satt hanade eller missaktade
narheten af Portland finnes land at
k6pa till dollars pr acre och delta pa 60
da vilkor. Pa konsulatet horde vi, att
Columbia sounty, emkring 80 mil ifran
Portland, skulle det val Tampa sig att bill.
da ett svenskt settlement. Idessa da.
gar hitkommo trenne familjer fran Dalar-
ne. En- deras slagting, som ar bosatt
countit, hade skrifvit och tillradt dem att
samla ihop sina penningar och resa dit. De
medf5rde ock 5000 dollars, for hvilka de
nu k0pte land. Klimatet ar, som f0rut
sagdt, godt: pa 1s ars It'd har Ell varit sa
mycken frost, att isen 0fver vattendragen
hallit att ga pa.
Hvetesk6rd och tr0skning pagingo nu
som bast mere Oregons b6rdiga dalder,
hvarf6re vi f0retogo en- fard utefter den
b6rdiga WiIlamette-dalen. var vag gick
f0rst genom en- urskog, bestaende af n&gIa
olika tradslag, deribland afven var tall och
gran; sedermera kommo vi ut pa de b0rdi-
caste hvetefalt. Efter 80 mills resa lemna-
de vi taget Corvallio, en- liten raskt upp-
vaxande stad. Har var en- st0rre sngQvarn
och elevator, der farmarne som bast aflos-
sade det vigtiga och utmarkt vackra hve-
tet.
vi gjorde harifran en- fotvandring utat
landsbygden. vi str0fva f6rbi de b0rdi-
caste akerbruksland. Hvete ar det sades-
Stag, som NEST odlas och gifver utan god
ming de rikaste sk6rdar. Harute ar brad
ska farde; sk6rdemaskinerna smattra,
kastande de bundna neckerna med b6rdi-
ga axen ifran sig. Tr0skverken surra och
kasta halmen h0gt luften, de dragas an
tingen mad lokomobiler eller 10 hastar k0r-
da af en- enda man, som har sin plats midi
pa vandringen. Stora h0gar af hvete, for
varade sackar ON bushels, ligga upp
staplade ute pa falten. vi aro Yamhills
comfy. Vid en- korsvag vika vi till ven
ster, vandra f0rbi valbebygda nybyggen,
omgifna af stora frukttradgardar. Va
gen l5per rak linie; vi traska framat,
vanligt helsade afpa sina hvetelass f0rbi-
akande farmare. Langre bort till h0ger
synes ett inbjudande farmarehem, med cit
hvitmaladt boningshus, f0rsedt med veran-
da och coda uthusbyggnader. Det ar just
denna farm vi s0ka. Der Dor svenske far
maren Ola Okerson. Efter mills marsch
voro vi framme, vika utaf fran vageD, sti-
ga 6fver stattan och ga fran till verandan,
pa hvilken vi STAMINA, emedan vi hora hui
rusom husfadern med klar stamina "laser
ifran bordet":
''Nar vi hvar dag oss malta
utaf dit rika Ian,
vi miInas ma vid delta,
hvem allting kommer fran"
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-11-06
Stdden Pierre, hufvudsatet fd

Staden Pierre, hufvudsatet fd
Dakotas regering, sages hafva besluti
pa egen bekostnad lata uppf5ra ettkapito,
lium.
EFT ds'yckensIsapens offer. En- af
dilerium tremens ang,ipen person vid
namn J. johnson Grand Forks, N. D., 10
retog sig f6rliden onsdag att Christiania
HOTEL taga kladerna af kroppen och satta
cid dem, hvarvid eldsvada h0ll pa att
uppkomma. Han var till den grad angri-
pen af fyllerigalenskap, att han bokstafli-
gen slet k6ttet af armarne med tanderna,
som EFT vildt dur. Manner belades slut
ligen med en- tvangtr6ja.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-11-06

kommo med mindre tankar och dem hal
Gud fatt begagna litet sin tjanst.
Kara f6rsamlingar, gl0mmen ej offret
for skolan s6ndagen den II november.
- Altartaflan sv. luth. kyrkan st.
Peter kommer att aftackas s0ndageu den
10 nov. efter slutad gudstjanst.
Pa eftermiddagen inviges det nybygda
kapellet Kasota. vi vanta konferensens
vice ordf. Past. G. j. Petri hit.
Pa qvallen haller s0ndagsskolan en- re-
Salunda blir det en- Iiktig festdag. Be-
s6kare aro valkomna.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-11-06
FRAN SKOLANS VERLD.
cUsTAvUs ADoLPHUs COLLEGE

Nyheterna aro denna gang sparsamma.
Intet nytt har handt. Att man har lagger
sig och star upp, gar till och fran matbor-
det - ar ingenting nytt eller anmark-
ningsvardt. Int ar det heller nytt att
rektorn sasom "allas var buse" maste un-
derstundom kalla en- och AMMAN till ord
ming, som icke vet att, eller ock icke will
skicka sig ratt.
MINI, Valley distriktet har under vec-
kan haft slit missionsm6te, hvilket har he
drafts med narvaron af konf. ordf. past. P.
Sj6blom. Tisdagen den 20 okt. inf5rdes
pastor N. O. Grunden ambetet New
Swedens f0rsamling.
Den nya kyrkan Kansas Lake invig-
des s6nd. d. 3 nov. och tisdagen den
nov. kyrkan Vestra Sveadahl.
Past. P. J. Eckman gjorde oss EFT be-
s6k under veckan, hvarvid han naturligt-
Wis sag ON sin son har. Han har med
stor uppoffring hallit ett eller dera af sina
barn skolan till ars It'd. Sa har va
rit fallet med past. A. Jackson - manga
andra att f0rtiga. En- fader som g8r ALT
sin magt for sina barns andliga afven-
som intellektuella uppfostran kan icke ga
miste ON den utlofvade l6nen.
Mangen fader. som gerna skulle villa
sanda slit barn, har icke rad, och kanske
mangen, som har rad, har icke villa.
Hvilka tillfallen de fiesta af vara unga
hafva! Den som skrifver delta minnes
ganska val huru primitivt ALT var der han
b6rjade sin skolgang. Satena voro lang
bankar utan ryggst0d, borden voro EFT
slags l8ngbord. Examina voro kanske
icke sa harda, men studerade gjorde man
med full ifver. XII. 4 pa morgonen steg
man upp och grep sig verket an med det
som man Ell medhunnit pa aftonen f5rut.
Maten for veckan bars ofta pa ryggen
henifran och sedan ats den mestadels
kali. vi bodde 8 personer en- It'd EFT
rum som var omkring 12x14, suite ALA
omkring EFT litet bord. Men dessa olagen-
heter aktade man icke, ty det var nagot
stort att "a ga "pastor Jacksons skola''
som Ansgarie-skolan allmant kallades.
Hvad man gladde sig da h6starbetet var
slut och far sade: nu far du ga till skolan
igen. Fragan: ''hvad skall det bli af dig
anda till slut?' hvilken ALT emellanat
sysselsatte en-, lemnade man att af framti-
den besvaras. Manga af dem, som de,
suite sida vid sida med oss, hafva redan
lange legat g0mda under torfyan. Andra
sk0ta annu med kraft och hver slit anvil
sade lefnadskall. De aro str0dda at ALA
hall, manga af dem gl5mda bade till utse-
ende och namn. Manga kommo till sko
Ian med de allra st0rsta tankar ON sig
sjalf; dessa personer blefvo MO fall al
tic ingenting markvardigt alls. Andrs
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-09

Several rural towns voted down the
amendment, although voting under the
present local option law against liquor
selling within their own territory. The
returns OF elections OF town officers show
10 material changes from last year.
RETURNS PROM MONTANA
HELENA, Mont, Oct S-Advices are
that the Republicans have elected their
whole legislative ticket in Madison
County, one member for which
has heretofore been conceded 10 the
Democrats; and, also. that the Re-
publicans gain one member in Fergus
Cogrty II other Republican gains hold
good this VIII make the State Senate tic
and the House Republican by from l
TO majority. Chairman Sehgman,
OF the Republican State Commit
tee. still claims the Legislature,
and does not concede the election of TOole
for Governor The official count in Lock
will settle the matter ot the Governorship
unless the Republicans should institute a
contest which now seems probable.
SOUTH DAKorAs LEGISLATURE
HURoN s D., Oct S-At noon Tuesday,
October Is, the first Legislature OF South
Dakota will assemble at Pierre. The first
business will be the election of two
United States Senators The candidates
are Judge Gideon c. Moody, of Dead
wood; Hon B. T. Pettigrew, -
Sioux Falls; Judge A ]. Edgcrtor
of Mitchell, and Alonzo Wardell, Of Mil
bank Information obtained from those in
position TO know gives Judge Moody 81
and Pettigrew 6s pledges, with possibility
OF - additional for Moody and Il Tor Petit
grew The remaining 81 or 40 votes Will be
divided about equally between Edgerton
and Wardell, the latter claiming, however,
that he will receive 35.
ILLINOIS coLoRED MEN ORGANIZE
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Oct. 8-Forty or fifty
leading negro Republicans of Illinois met
here Monday, with T. H. Morris, of Chi
caCo, presiding. and organized a Colored
Mans State League, with these officers:
President, f. H. Morris, of Chicago; Vice
Presidents. John G. Jones of Chicago. and
John j. Bird of Cairo; Secretary Z. H.
Wright. of Springfield; Assistant Secretary,
J. r. Oglesby, OF Springfield; Treasurer, f.
Roly, OF Braidwood A committee was
appointed TO investigate the charges made
by John G.. Jones, OF Chicago, OF alleged
discrimination against coored people in
the charitable institutions of Illinois.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-09
sHehT SPECIALS

~as Ffsa kzEr@sss9 1ssaa Es1~s.s Dis
passh.s Esz ths ns1sat 81 sh. Harrisa
ns14sE.
Ths tssnsy ninth aznaal fair spsnsa zs
Es Louis Aon14y
REesfs zzs Esgorts1 srsA Arxz1sAs, Ais-
sssppl aad La0lsi<aA
TAa hrst raln of ths season fen Ia North-
arr 1ld CsalTal Cailfof44 Aon1aY.
Frost aad snoT Ia ths Wafer Valley
f4lss. dis1Eiot have injured small crops
ams AIssrtias. tbs blind aetxssa. dad a.
Nss bedford. Aaaa sunday aitsE ilnger-
tlg iliasss
Alsxandsr Harding. a Dakota man, Sas
Torn - pisces - tns explosion q . saw
aaiu a8ax Nalla Nalla " a.sh. A0udag
The union carpenters OF Massachusetts,
have tstermiasd 30 lnalau ufaEs a vigorous
sfzhs-Aoar agitatioa throughout New I'm
gland
Fire n ne iambsr yard u + Il oNssi h
Co ~ bes Moinss. "a sunday niFht do
stroysd property valued a. ss5.0oo insur-
anos. sl3ooo
John C Lymo father % large family.
was run down b. = Chicago = ANorthwestsra
tfaia Al Ishpanlng. 4ica. Monday and IN
sta1tlY killea
a
Reformed Church at Yriesland. Mich. has
scceptsd a cal A. missionary 70 TIA Indi-
ana near Oklahoma J. r.
The body of Henry schug. who was
drowned tn Lake Ninnsbazo two weeks
ago. waa recovered Monday by ashsrmsn
On shs east shore OF the laks.
While two little boys named shei5en.
living aear Carlton, Ore. were playing with
al Z IA.
aud one o. the bows instantly killed
The second Pletmons exposition was
opened At AImba, ca Monday Governor
Gordon. Major Caens, Speaker clay. Editor
Grady aud others delivered addresses
TIE 80 900 Young Meas Christian Assocl-
alton bailding at Fraeport sill be dsdi-
Gated this week Rev Ar Moody will
make tae principal dsdicatory address
AZ wolcotbvEls, Ind. Saturday night a
Ne DriscoI shot his wife. who was acting
a. finfng room gtri m a hotel As that place.
and then Killed hhnseK she will recover.
Two trains on tho Michigan Central rail-
way crashed together sunday as Mattawa1.
Mich, and three sleepers and an sngins
we're wrecked One car took are, but TIA
inmates escaped
Cholera n carrying OF large numbers OF
heavy breeders have lost their entire
hsEdA II Il not thought tho plague vii
become epidemic
Temperance resolutions were passedIMon
day By ths Upper Iowa Methodist = plscopal
conference, IN session at Iowa City, indi-
cating that the gathering was not ia favor
OF tho third party movement
Dali BreIhard ls years old. OF Hopes
ton, IL while examining tns new bumpers
OF some freight carr was crushed 20 death
by an engine neNpecUedly backing against
tho ears The couplingpin was driver
through his breast
At New York Monday two girls. Nary
sweenie, aged lS years. and Annie Roach
aged Is years. took poison. They were
neither girls Of tho kigest moral standard
Miss Sweeney win probably i've, while IL Il
thought Mas Roach will dis
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-09
THE MARKETS



CErCA0o oc. 4
rrouR -e2uiet and unchanged Spring pat
>nts Goo. strsights. sAoos1A25; BAKERS. p %
aao. Winter patents. sAso; clssrs, Sssa
40.
So eos. tDecemoer. s76eShe; Mar, s5a
a. ~
CopV-cuiss ara steady. No. SxGDgc,
No. Ysiiov. siAc. No. slza, No YsiicE,
a1Ac. october delivery. 90 hfs8oNc; Novsm Der.
sGai.c. December. Da G5tc, Nav. Sac
OAFs-Duu and weak No ? cash "a
19.c. octo0sr. leci November, iqAo bid.
.pe~eulser. rgrf9ssc. Nay p. .a2QAo sam
.ri~s IN slow request snd EASIER, IN some cases
1nSc lower 40. 8 ,s8ooc, No. , White, c0ss
sSaiAc, 40 p "a ziosc; No. Whire, sfa
Eso
Rvz-Rstaer sasy sad unchanged No. .
easn. n stors. october delivery. Fsc. Novsu-
b~-. HAe Ssmrles. % s7sc for Ne. g and ~
Cs'c fnr va
RARIrw-Suuuiy heavy ard prices rsaisor.
Ne s. sosaEcci No 4 IoE grade 90 good. aoss
a.. Ma & good 20 sch1 ca. ltss'c, Ne. 2 "a
Csc.
NI-ss PuRK -rrs1i-g amer uxnt All prices
steafy p-icrs ranged az So n 1880 for
easa. 81 ID iQW Tor October. sp 15 e o q t1r
'Seyeua esr ard so i2's 90 s--s for January.
r.xsn-r-adfnr ifrht sni pricss h'Eas- Cnr-
sations RACED az sg 5 o. 'rs for sash ss % = ,
A. s,- Nctesrr. fEo3.BeoI icr Novsmber. and
a. zss1S ~ fer January
Bs-rszn-crssncrr 3cstc; Da.rv. ssaisci
rsrkfrr stsclJ tsase
rsssss-Fresh. i-fs tfSc.
pcu1rpY-Tsvs CricFsns. s7s-se rer ~
IRE ra~s s~s af-s7fos re- Lrr Ducks sts
1ssc per = Ilrs 9cese. SAD lt'' per doren.
vrw Yosx. oct a
wnrar-Dnl1 x $50 lover. sasy Nrveu-
es- sesse; Desem1sr, s7s ss7 i'-iic- Nag. 4
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-09
COULDN'T WIN.
Prohibitionists Meet with Defeat
in Connecticut
4 HElyY MAJORITY AGAINST 1HEY.
The Latest kstarns from d0ntza.-Ihs
Senatorial Question Ia south D@-
ksta-AoOdy aud fstuETeu
Ia the Lead

HAETFoRD. Conn. Oct S-connecrieut
voters had their Initial experience IA Moa-
DAYS town elections With the new secret
ballot system. II is a modification OF the
AustFslis plan only requiring thai ballots
shall Dc printed Ia long primer on oHloIaI
paper, that booths be provided where a
voter may secretly place his ballot In an
official envelope. which he seals himself
and that ticket peddiers shall remain lUo
feet distant from the polls
Returns from lO2 or tho lSS towns give q
majority OF 3. 80 against the prOhibitory
amendment. and IL Is defeated by probably
-. 90 majority 10 the State. Tie total vote.
IN view or the general apathy ia the eiec-
tons will not exceed l00,oo0 The votes Ia
nriucipal places are.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-09

L0SDoN. Oct 3-paniel 0'Donoghus. e
Che t}lsus. commonly called The o Dom
oghue. IS desd He represented Tip
persrT IN Parliament from 1857 20 I-l5
and sat at Trsiee from lSss % lsS1
WY ToaE. 0ct S-The TaramauY Society
met Monday nigbt az the rizVsm. snd IN
stalled sx-Judvs A p Tappan ~ grand
sssnera Be succeeds sheriff Flaok re
Gently forced % resign because Of matters
which have eliminated in hrs Indictment
fcr nrnrnring e fran.-l M snt aIHaree
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-09
AN IOWA TRAGEDY.

Tramp Sets Fire to Farmers Barn,
Kills Himself, aud His Remains Are Gre
mated
WAvzRIY Ia, Oct s-A large barn be-
longing 20 John Cox, farmer near this
city was burned iate Sunday evening
shortly after the ars was discovered two
pistol shots were heard in the barn, and
in the morning the charTed bones OF a
hnman being were found in the ruins
They are supposed 70 be those OF a tramp
who had entered the barn, and. after set
ting it or Gre, committed suicide.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-09

Albert Pike. oGT- GENERAL fIkA
ereign Grand Commander OF the Southern
jurisdiction. Scotlsh rite The General re-
oeived them kindly. made brief address
and presented each of them with book
The yorth western States have sent a
finely representative body of men here.
Dakota makes good impression With 6ve
commanderies viz. TIE CTrene oi Sioux
Tsus Fargo No 2 Grand Forks No =
Jamestown No - and DsUa-Cps Of Aher-
q. en- Washington sends onN eleven
members % the Grand Comman7erv the
recent severe fires ln the sta.e compelling
the Sir Knights % remain at home Mon
fana sends con- n2luderies from Helena and
Bu.te Cisv Damascus. o. So FaaL ana
Zion of Minneapolis are representative
M.uresota orgauizatons wyoming has
oulvona COMMANDER. that from lhevenue
Tennessee oeo-Ela and Virginia are
The only southern States vhich send a
good rsp-esentstion % The conc'ars The
banner sfates in the number of knights
and coumanaerles here are Illinois Tn
diana ohio. Ternsy lvsn.a. Ssw York and
hassschasetts Kentucky only sends threo
.our,sussr'ss bat two % them. LouisviIle
Na ana Ds Mo.aV 80. 12 o. Louisville.
are crack organizations
There i eossffsra6ls specuistfon here
about the next piaoe - meeting % The
grand encampmsnt Cincinnati ard Den
Ger are rnentioned. and enc ~ tie other -
hkalv 50 securs the honor Cincinnati ana
Hsrselnar Commapdsries from fhe Queen
CITY ara both Fsu represented a t1s
gathering and feel confident thaf tinc ~
asu .r4H - selected 81 the place ~ meet
iug fa fsaa They 49, - before the grand
eEcau.pue1t via satisfactory assurance
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-09
PANIC IN A HOTEL.
FLAMES Attack the Bates House
"a Indianapolis
rHg Guests SrlxPEDED EY FRIGHT.
sosssy Hart H4ssssr-A Loss - sS5.-
s9o Hs.a2t. B4s ehops "a FiEs=-
karxn HaFnsa-Fr.lr4s ana Ii1n6s<
Ffrss IA MiAzs.otA.


rsDnsARoLEs. IND. oes 2-Mondsy at
srzosn a. I o'clock ars broke OF a. TIA
Bates House. one u The largest hotels In
tha West ane Ia shorI time II lo0ksd
80 th0Ggh th4 entire b11lling ~zs doomed
Ths nEs origiR.ssd IA the basement snd
soon dense volumes Of smoke we're psne-
trattng every part of the eoIel When
ths alarm va soaaded there were over
10 guests II the hotel. tas majority Il
whom were &C dinner A grezt panic IN
stsntly snsued ana the guests began raR-
Ming peli nell downstairs. Before two
thirds OF them were cut tne smoke
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-09

JoHvsTowS. Pa. Oct s s-Tvphoid fever
f. on The increase here. TwentT-one per-
sons ara sick with the disease IN the h0spi-
tai and two died Monday. The cold weather
Il csusing great suffering The distribution
% e. 900, 0oo relief money ia delayed and
but few Of the people have their winter
clothing while The homes many live in are
shanties into which the snow viii drift
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-09

PRovTDENcE. r ]. Oct s-A reporter
called &C Admiral Porters residence In
jamestown Monday found che Admiral Sit
ting n rn easy chair before a grate FIRE
In rs=ron-e to qua-v ss to h.s health the
Admiral sass he feif better ttrn for % long
time pact sai szpe~ ~s1 to re-urn 20 81 ash
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-09

MrSSEAPorIs. MINI. Oct S-The annual
convention OF the American Street Railway
Association. which meets Ia this city Oc-
sober Is, promises % bo a notable gather
irx. Il IL now sstfIn ated that thers will be
upward Of 100 delegates present A COM
prehensfve exhtblr OF street railway sup
plies viii D. arranged for by inventors.
car builders and dealers IN street railway
supplles generally. At present l58 COM
panies IN the United States aad Canada ars
ranrasant ted In The assnalaslon.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-09
stolen Bond. Recovered.

Nav ORLEANS, Oct S-N6pday morning
the grand jury reported to Judge Marr that
they had learned that s3S3.000 OF ths
stolen constitutional bonds had been
turned over to the Attorney General Tho
bonds unrecovered amount 10 $50, COO but
IL ia believed that all VIII be finally re-
stored, as most OF them are held in New
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-09

Wv YoRE. Oct S-Ex-Mayor A Oakley
Hail has sued James Bryce for So. .0o0
damages, alleging libel The suit = 70 be
tried I'M London next month Bryce r. the
anthor OF The American Common
wealth In the part adopted from the
Tweed regime VI Hall is referred 20 as q
member Of the Tweed rinT
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-09

TTNNPRs Man. Oct s-Mormons from
Utah ars docking % the Canadian North
west TheT have folrissing settlements
near Lee Crsek lhe Dominion su1aorf-
ties viii prceecIfe them to ths fad extent
a. she law Y hey can gss proof ot Po-
tvss2E
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-09
white CAP. before the mar.

MARION. Ind, oct s-The trial OF the
White Caps charged with whipping Mrs
Assnath Street and her daughter on the
night of July p began here Monday morn
ing hundred witnesses are 70 Dee ex-
sminsd william Seider. one Of the men
indicted died a few DAYS ago. protesting
on hls dsath-bed bis innocence
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-09

PRrvcrToy Ind. Oct s S-Georre Beioat
VA on Monday found guilty of numbering
Henry Tribe several weeks ago and hls
pun ishment 6xed ~ life imrr sonment
Beloat ard Tribe had had trouble concern
l'q woman. and -aiia friaIe vas in a
drunken s.eep the former shot BIN through
ths nesrt