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Decorah-posten., 1889-01-16
Wistoniin n.

Hep. Grid Sbulanb / Sreiton.
Minn., bar label g. .. @peni on, llosiy
Der. os 9. u. Stenbolt, Geoattsr at
Barber, Der ubfommer / 60 grosis,
arreitere for en- Def SuiinuatiOner, iom
Barber" ifal babe inbebulbt mob BaIt
9bulanb. Ge Nutlasebe itiuebe 8autipn,
os Sasen bleu ubiat til ben 22be San.
StOrt 2anoialg. Tbe Mi'6el
2umber 60. bar iul9t fine 6urufoue /
Wardibon, 2incoln os SneiOa Coulter
til S. Mit6sl i @pOmius, Obio. aom'
panist iolst usiaa Sasbruset % aft
5smmer, ium bet bar / @auiau. Jor
bet bele betultes $4,000
6uperner 6oaro bar ubnapnt Dapib
s. 8oberts til 9ommer / Douglas So.
for Serminen, Der enber ben fsrite
Wanbas / Sanuar 1890. Den forrise
0ommer Gldaro 8aroon bar reli9neret.
SlOcbran0. Jrebas gften brenbts
ben foitbare gutif, iboilfen Dillon Bros.
/ Oconompipoc orep fin Sernoarebanbel.
8aabe 8psningen cs 8arebeboloninsen
%sbelasbes. Olion Bros.'s TAB an
ilaaes til $4,000. Staeen pad gpg>
ninsen a%nlluues til $4,000. 8~arebebolb.
ninsen bar asiureret for $4,000.
6upernoren bar uonapnt Sames
Wcgurmid til 9ommer / Oneida Co.,
inbtil ct gals fan finbe Steb.
Yeter 8. Sangeianb er al Suoernpr
Soarb ienbt til 2OnbOn, England, for
at ioentiiicere Worberen aubui fra
Erimroie, Dane 60.
Moro. 5 5rebass bleo Or. 8. 6.
Weper, en- prominent 9ase / Steoens
Yoint, mproet paa @aben al fin Suisers
faoer 3. s. @riffetts. 5Or tire Maanes
Der iiben osbe Rrs. Msper, os Or.
Weper bleu mistenft for at babe mprs
bet benbe, men for Retten tom intet Be
pis irem mob bam. Mrs. Mepers ga
Der bar bog pis paa, at 9atteren bar
mprbet at fin Wanb, os bet bar for at
beone benbe, at ban besif benne itraffe.
lise u9jernins.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-16
9 p a nien.

SDnamitattentat. s 1irsbass ers
plooereoe en- 3 pnamitbombe / bet fons
selise SALADS. Den anrettebe inaen
itGrre Staoe, fun en- bel Del 8inbuss
ruber f%nuites, men Soffet biep, Tom man
funce oente, forfarbelis forifremt.
6lere 6anoels bar inbienbt Be
titiOner til ben l~oosipenbe 5oriamlins,
boori ben anmooes ON at lesse 9Olo
paa uoenlanof &orn os MeI.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-16
% no M Serritprg.

Snobpsgs rne igbepenne iubler ouer,
at Ypen bar aiIluttet en- &ontraft meb
Union 8aciic 8ane 60. boorpeb bette
iful anlasse 8erfiteber, boor 1000 Slrs
beibere fommer til at bsitiaitises.
&imelisuis fommer 8pen til at betale
bprt for benne Sperensfomit, tbi 8pmz
pariet fdar Bel Ret siennem iurfieaise
@aber / 5oriteberne, os besforuben bar
ben iorplistet fig til at bpsse en- Bio
butt % en- Tunnel.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-16
California.

Wurdiion. Den befjenbte Wurs
6iion, Der unber Yreiicentpalset frep
bet for ben enselits Miniiter, 2orb
Saduine @eit, ubelbise Brep. er MI OPP
baset. Bet er en- uns Wanb | pomona,
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-16
HeoerlanDene.

Zen bolanoife 2onse bar i lanssre
3io oeret ing, men ban ital bog life
bore oarre, END at ban fan uaretase fine
oa9liSe Jorretninser.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-16
st merfeligt Silfelo Of Sooeips'

VI M9rlelt8I IHI9l0 az Sooe1p9e
er nptis ~forefalot / 2pnbou, ibet en-
Jranifmanb peb Naun gbaufiat, iom
par paa Beiss / 2onbon, bar iouet uaf.
brubt i ii 9ase. Siiur baobe ban ct
Sopeanfalb, Der parebe / tretten 9ase.
Wanben Ter rsbmusiet ub, bans Ganbes
brat er iuast, % at % til faur bans
aeseme en- marfelis Stipbeb, iOm bog
after burtis foriuinber. 2aserne mener,
at ban enbnu / Here 9ase pil funne
benlisse ! benne Iilftanb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-16

Gn ung irif Same, iom bar til6rast
i'm meite 1ib | Spanisn, er aniat Tom
2arsrinbe for ben lille aOnse; BUN ital
bape 1860 8roner om Garet | 9sn os
eitsr 5 aars 1ieneite ffal BUN bore be-
rettiset til en- 9iustibspeniion paa 5000
3roner.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-16
ab.Serritprp.

Mlnn. s Utah bar mon nplis OPP
baset ct Nlunleie, Der inbebolcer fra so
til 80 Brocent rem Nlun.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-16
&aniaS 8.

Sc rspublifanife Weblemmer al
9egislaturen bolot en- Caucus Dnsbas
Nften % bleu enise ON of sjenoelse
Blumb til be 5orenebe staters Se=
nator.
Snobpserne / Sbowaee gountD maa
bore meset fitfelise 5oli. gOuntiet
bar 10000 Snbbpssere, os Der finbss
life en- eueits 8riminalanflase mob nos
gen al benz.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-16
stmtemoe Marg. 70. 10.
6uostjcnefc.

serffommenoe Spnbna Sprmibbaa I'll.
n rueo altersans. MISUNDERSTANDING
gsrSug aften 81. !.
spnpassliols 81. l21s;
seniirnanterne meoerWtanoosSormiobaa
Ssr snaelife alnsie 81. 9, ben Horite al.
lOK.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-16
9fmes9abeI.
sbitsss, wilwanfee & ct. Paul.
Tscnrah YQrdttd.

v.,,,rtrru,t aisaar ri. 1910 Uormtbbas, ~'onn,,ter
sr.ir,r m,o u,fs % roresaasroe ar9u; tomm,r til.
~, ~ O5 Eormisoas. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aiaaur
.WYas5 git,rmibbas, ~tounettsr mee sfts oe iposaosnS,
t,sr, r,turusTrr q. b;s5 ~sittrMtSos9.
j, v,i.ssr 81. 5:55 e%ittrmtoon9.
""~aas,iaautrru,ne pasierer Stationr | BiHneibsis
IN M fsleeuoe Gioer:
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-16

yelsien er Der en- aneipepart for
bper tienbe Gamilie.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-16
prchon Brand.

Mabel Htaas aigaar fra Tecorob hutr @itermtbs
n. ri, l.3O oa fra Nab,I bur Vtor9en ri. Z.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-16
"Web Nrnen" ND. 10
inbebploer:

3 SIsrneptnbuet.- Goman af Sr,
@eritdter.
Gn t1DoRoenbe RIonte.
y m9rfelig 8Gnfplte.
Sno9en p9 Ruien.
I ommeltoeus sgtlins.
ofenbod % bans 9eoebut.
8antefprn.
6cr % fra SamiIieIiset.- Sine
Ssrn fpl9e Sit grenpel.
-8aaoer, Nnetopter ON.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-16

WDe Ibnnncnter fan erboloc DC
uofomnc 18 Tmm,nerc al "Veo
Nrnen" FOR 10 Gents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
NOW CONE s The FIGHT.
Who Gets the Reward for Captur-
ing Holzhay?
Twenty-one Hundred Dollars Claimed by
Five PersOns-The Money Ready
when the squabbie l. over.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Nov. 20.-Now
that Holzhay IS safe in prison has
captors are beginning to fight for the
reward offered for his capture. This
amounts 10 S2l00, of which the Wiscon-
sin Central contributes $1,000, the Mil
waukcc, Lake Shore q Western $1,000,
and the town OF Bellevslle, H., where
Fleischbcn lived, 800. Originally
$500 more was added to this, but the
Milwaukee Il Northern, which offered
$500, and the pOst-Otiice department,
which offered $1,000 withdrew their
offers shortly before Holzhay's capture.
There are now five claimants for the
money, VIZ: Deputy Sheriff Glade and
Justice Welser, who arrested HOlzhay;
the constable who thumped Holzhay
INTO uncOnsciOusness, when he was
struggling with the officers, and Land
lord O'Brlen and son, who notified the
authorities of HOlzhay's suspicious
looks and actions.
The two railroads interested stand
ready TO pay over the money Just as
soon as the conflicting claimants settle
the division among themselves. Unless
they do this the money will remain IN
the treasury. SO far no formal applI-
cation has been made. The matter has
been turned over to District Attorney
Howell, of Bessemer, who will act for
the companies.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
A TERRIBLE AFFLICTIOy.
A Mother and Her Daughter Sui
eide Together
The Mother CraEcd by Nervous Excite
ment COmpels the Daughter to
Drink the Fatal Draught

MosHERvILLE, Mich, Nov. 20.-The
story Of the suicide of Mrs. Nathaniel
Strang, of Pulaski township, Jackson
county, and that of her daughter, briefly
mentioned IN the TELEGRAM-HERALD OF
yesterday, present some strange
features. The first attempt upon her
own and her daughters life was made
Friday last, by means of acOnlte, during
a mt OF nervous excitement in which she
feared a stranger was about TO come
and Kill herself and the girl. She was
saved by doctor from here, but Mon
day night she gave her daughter dose
OF paris green and took one herself, and
both resulted fatally. She was un-
dOubtedly insane.
After the acOnite episode Of last Fri
day the unfortunate woman still re-
NAMED IN a state of great nervous ex-
element, not 70 say absolute insanity
but II was not believed she would again
attempt to do violence to herself or any
one else. However, during the ten-
porary absence of Mr.. Strang. she filled
two tumblers with a solution of paris
green, and handing one te her daughter
Maud-an interesting and handsome
girl of lS-and taking the other herself,
she drank hcr own dose, and forced
the girl at the muzzlc of a revolver to
also swallow the fatal draught. On her
husbands return, she told him what
had been done. Or. MclntIrc, of TINS
place, who had attended them when
they took the acOnite, was summoned,
but all his efforts 10 save them this
time were Of 10 avail.
Mrs. Strang died ut about midnight,
in horrible agony, and Maud died an
hour or two later. Maud insisted 10
the last that her mother had forced her
TO drink the poison, and said she did
not want to die, and she begged pit
cOusly of hcr friends and the physician
10 save her life.
The StT5uCs we're much respected
family. Mrs. >trang was a prominent
member OF INC Methodist Church, while
Maud was Oi-auist ln the same church.
The insanity which led 10 this awful
act has hcuu very clearly marked for
about two w eks bat what caused it Is
r mystery. The affair has stirred up
the ghb0rhoOd as u was never before
stirred mp. and the deepest sympathy
IS expressed on all sides Tor Mr. Strang
III ms terrible atilICuon.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
Dress Goods.

We desire to direct special attention TO entirely
innovation which naugurate today in Dress Good
Department Merchants Invariably reduce prices after the
holiday season. but this Old custom propose setting aside
by making the reductions right Our advanced idea is
today and have antedaed the holiday mark
down by making general and sweeping reduction in Dress
Goods from 80 to so per cent
I every instance the goods offered include this seasons
newest styles and they reduced in price simply to give
customers extraordinary opportunity obtain extra
ordinary bargains in great Dress Goods Department
Marvellous reductions in Dress Goods
After holiday prices antedated.
We not enumerate all the styles and qualities News
paper space orbd but the lines embrace Serge Stripes and
Pads Mernos Figured Cashmere Bourette Stripes Bou-
rette Pads Plain Camels Hair and Canels Hair Stripes
and Plaids ETC.. and the prcesioOk at them-they
irresistible lOc 12!c 5c l7c 9c 2Oc DC 25 29c and 3c
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
HOW IS THIS?
Grand Rapids Voted into the Inter.
national League.
An Application for Admission from
Here-News to the Local Association
A Russell House Banquet.

The Detroit morning papers yester-
day stated that the International Base
Ball Association in session at Detroit
had received an application from Grand
Rapids for admission to the league.
No one here, however, seemed to know
anything about it. Late last night the
TELEGRAM-HERALD received the follow
ing telegram from Detroit:
At the afternoon meeting of the In
ternatiOnal League Saginaw and Grand
Rapids were admitted to membership,
and VI. 3. Mills, of Detroit, was elected
president. Tonight the delegates We're
banqueted at the Russell House.
Owing 10 the lateness of the hour
nothing could be learned from mem
bcrs Of the local association. To most
of them the news will probably be news
indeed. as the sentiment has been al
together in favor OF Stat league.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
Az OCEAN OF FLAMES
Burning Forests AMI Prairies for
Niles II Texas.
HlY, CORN, OATS, FENCES AND BARyS
Burned Up Like Iindsr-A Locomotive
Started the Planes -High WiDds
Helped II AioBg situAtioa
Considered Critical

FoET WoRTH, Tex, Nov. 20.-Passen-
gers who arrived on the soutn-bOund
Fort Worth 4 Denver tram last night
report terrible prairie aud forest fre
now raging tor over 10 miles along the
road and back from the road for more
an a mile. The lire caught from
a locomotive, and b gh west WIND
blowing, the flames soon licked up hay,
corn, oats, fences. barns and farm
nOus.s. Railroad men, farmers and
s-ockmen worked diligently, but were
unable . arrest the spread Of the
hames. Great trees are on fire and the
situation j. critical The fire begins
south o. Rhone, IN Wise county, and
ends near Herman, ten miles distant i.
The loss WILL reacn thousands of dollars.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
CONFESSED II ALL
Frank Howard Tells the Whole
Story Of the Plot.
TIE PRISON DYylXIIERS EyOBS
Oaly To CoEstcts Concerned Ia it. sad
Ihss Are LsaE as-rs Latiaer
ssenas 10 aags ..eea Left Our
ef Ibls Lltits Ficnic.

JAcEsos, VI .ch. Nov 80 d : smith.
Of las Board of Pr.s0A Inspectors, had
conference sith tne pr.son ohic.als
today to which reporters we're ad-
mtled and Capt. avery. of the prison.
made statement authorized BY the
hoard
Frank Howard, from Bellare, An
tr.m county, and John Donovan. alas
Cummings, from Detroit, are the two
men Implicated n the dynamite plot.
Howard came two months ago, on a
teu years sentence Tor burglary, and
Donovan arrived lssT from OgemaW
county Tor tle same time and tor the
same 0ttense. Howard coules-cs the
whole plot and Gays Donovan en-
Z lrered I.
lie also slys % vas he Who got Latl-
mer tJ try tO get more dynamite some
months ago. as what they had would
NOT destroy the wall. Latmer wrote
letter ~ outside parties. bat the prison
officials intercepted the letter and
placed a dummy package, and Latl-
inner WAS caught.
number 0t eliminating caps were
found n Donovan 's cell, and Howard
SAYS that as soon as tue wesl wing was
clear Donovan placed the dynamite,
one whole stuck aud two pieces, ON the
sll ot the udOe. placed the tulmnat-
mg caps aAd gifted the fuse and
waited toi tne EXPLOSION They then
ran o. tne wud1r. expecting It would
D. open, hut failed and ran down 90
d..
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
THE CRY IS MORE.
Forty Finianders STRIKE for Higher
Wages at the Huron Mine

HorGHroN. Mich, Nov. 20.-About
forty Finnish miners at the Huron
mmc held a secret meeting Sunday
night and organized a strike for higher
wages. Monday night they went to
the mouth Of the shaft and prevented
tho mmers ot other naticnalities gong
under ground. \ German miner re-
= tel tlem and was severely beaten.
H les in dangerous condition.
Others were roughly handled. sheriff
Bawden yesterday arrc sted four, Matts.
Max, Coustauun, ROssi and Andrew
MIX. Tie was assisted by the other
employees. who marched all the strikers
o. tine oiScc, where they werc gwen
their settlements and ordered 10 leave
the location. The strike is over, but
none OF the strikers wIll be- taken back
a. there are plenty Of miners IN the
rUffrfrr
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

MoEToS-J. B. Kenned Y, Kalamazoo
VIM. O.. Hubbard. New York; T.. II.
Pearson, Saginaw. ?. Mills, Detroit; b.
+. Conrad. Philip T. VanZile, Charlotte;
Charles LOomis. Sparta.
SWEET s-A. =. Richmond, Meadville
Pa; 4. b. Morse, Iona. H. ". Lowell
Battle Creek; !. M.Thompson, Chicago
DOugal Mckenzie, PetosScy; C. W
Lewis, Toledo.
EAGIE-Chas. /. Dubuar. Chicago;
". 4. II. 2. Barrlnger, Iona; !. e.. Nil
Ter, Bangor; y. NintOn, Williamsburg
I. :. SHAVER, Lawrence; r. r. Griswoid
Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
BURIED ALIVE.


men were bUret by q lall of ground n
the Buffalo mine here last ngnt. Gust
Anderson. 81 >wede. was almost M
stauuy KILLED, aud two Fndiander>
whose naule- are not known, were
fatally injured. The other four men
were taken o1t alive, bat are seriously
nIlr.l.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
Underwear and Hosiery.

Gents-IIere and there sdetracked things have been
brought to light We don't want them hanging around.
You great deal Of money every purchase.
Mems Scarlet Vests and Drawers at 81 each worth 50 Mems
genuine imported Scotch, gray and white At about
half the old price only large sizes 40 to IS inches Mems
natural wool at 81 each.
80 dozen Camels Hair Hose at 25c worth 40c 75 dozen
natural wool hose DC good value at SOC oOdozen ribbed
cotton hose at 25c pair also good value for double the
pTice.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
THE INJURED INNOCENT
L4tmss Wa IN His cell Dsraars a. =
h ten

JAcEsos. Mich, Nov. 20--It Is
learned that R. Irving Latmer vas
locked Ia hs cell when the dynamite
explosion occurred at the Michigan
state prison. However, Il IS sad that
the officers believe he was implicated
m tne plot some say that be weak
ened AZ tne last moment, PLAYED up
Sex and Was pat ia has cell Just -
AVOID trouble when the explosion oc-
CURED The officers are working dlll-
gently on the ease.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

The FIRE A. sparta night before last
turns ont to have been the grain ole-
vstor owned bv Worden 6Nan WiuSle.
The building was valued a. 5000 and
was fully insured. twas located Jugt
across the road from the WEIGH Fold
ing Bed factory, and IL vas feared that
the flames would spread. bIt the wind
was 80 the. opposite direction and a
serious COnhagrs was avcrted.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
ClOakS.

$4,000 purchase through New York buyer at less
than half cost added to immense stock gives lever
unrivaled today amounts to S5000 which will
be sold the basis of purchase with small per cent of
profit added No such values have been offered Grand
Rapids Every garment is of this seasons production and
the styles are very perfection of the manufacturers art
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
HOSTS OF FRIENDS

Have Rallied to the Relief of Mrs.
Parnell.
BoRDENTowN, y. j., Nov. l9.-The
announcement that Mrs. Parnell was IN
abject poverty has called forth gener-
Gus responses from all parts of the
country and money is pouring in to her.
LONDON, Nov. 19.-Mr. Parnell was
shocked when he read of his mother :
financial distress. He Immediately
cabled to his New York agents to sup
ply her with all the money needed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
Ten Thousand Yards of Ribbon

Appropriateness prices in Nos 3 t. Z g. r. l6 90
fte best colo and highest grades made for high class
trade, and particularly adapted to fancy work
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
Blankets and COmfortables.

Who match values l04 sizes at 75c 81, 81 25
Sl50 and up high S3 For s4 s., &c. ST. IS and So
values such you can't find elsewhere in the State
Comfortabes at all prices low SOC and high
$40 and for values you better
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
Gl,e HIM ne Rrst.

HuLIsDALE, M.ch., Nov. 20.-Fret. .
STACK mas bought the local gas plant
and franchise, aud as be owns the elec-
tric light plant the hgnt between the
two concerns Is now ended. He now
asks for fuel gas franchise.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

ScHootcRAIr, Mich, Nov. 20-her-
bert g.. Cole has been capiased at the
instance Of Horace Pattenglll, who
wants 5000 damages for assault and
battery. Cole ia, given $500 bail.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
Our Trimming Department,

Known everywhere for its completeness and low prices
New lines received almost daily Fringe in all coos and
at all prices Girdes Persian Band Trimming, Imported
Black Jets Slides. Clasp. etc
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
WHAT THEY MADE.

The Kirms n Grand Success-Net Re
Ceipts.
The expense account of the recent
kiTmes for the benefit of st. Mark 5
Home and Hospital have all been aud
tied, and as a net result the Home Will
receive Sl423.29. Among those who
contributed cash were Geo VI. Leon
ard, who gave SO, and J. W. ROsen-
thai who donated so.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

October. and took the circuit court
lgrY Just tseaty minutes yesterday ~
hx hlm tor 3 tel years residence at
tile I0la Holse Of Correction
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
European Felt Novelties

Shown in the Linen Department and advertised in the Sun
day morning papers Our sales have been very large The
balance Of the stock goes at the fabulous bargains
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

People sometimes wonder at immense popularity
but remember that constant repetition of good
values is the short road q
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

MANIsrEE, Mich, Nov. 20. Joseph
Kabot,ki, aged T. years, had both legs
cut of AZ Filler & sons mill thus morn
ing 10y being run over 10y a salt car.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21
SzR'zz7G
@g4f 12AWY
> S
We do rot Ask you to Change Your Re
lgious Belief-We do not Ask You
to get a Divorce.
But we do ask you to put aside all of your
own ideas, providing they are not
III harmony with ours.

Because by doing will you money, and money
you understand is the lever that moves
the world.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

That the most attractive Of devices.
Is the best goods al lowest prices"
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

Mile Rhea, tie famous French act
ress, and enc of tie most beautiful
women on the American stage, Hll
play 4 Two nghts and Thursday
| Thanksgl wing matinee. Al Powers
Opera House next week. begunlng on
Wednesday evening. 40 eacA ~ the
night performances size viii present her
/ latest great success, Josephine, I'm
press Of the French, ia which she
4 seems % have met with the greatest
success OF ner life 80 al the prnclpai
cities Of the country. For tne Ihufs-
day Thanksgiving matinee, II mas
/ been determined % put On shakespeare :
beautiful comedy. Much Ado About
Nothing with Rhea in her charming
/ creation OF beatrice ln winch sle
made sucn hIt few seasons ago az
I the dramatic festival IA Cincinnati.
/ Jas. y. Cooke arrived ln advance OF the
company last night.
Frank Pierce, an old and tired vet
| eran n the business end Of theatlcals,
| Is in the city, whispering 70 Manager
Salter, the fact that Lester and WI
liams, the London specially company,
together with Wm. MuldOOn, tine sOhd
man" and premiere wrestler, 'yclept
the trainer of Sullivan. Will be at THIS
popular thoater all OF next week.
Sol smith Russell hllcd Powers
again last evening with an appreclatlvc
audience. He presented hls fsrcieal
comedy, "Bewitched."
4 Nit
large audience last evening. The
elaborate scenery, the pretty faces, at
tractlve marches. and excellent special
ties in the way OF songs and dances,
limitations and so forth, elect Arabian
Nights" as one of the most pleasing at
fractions of the season. During the re-
mainder of the week Miss Troea Gris-
void. sherman Wade, Fred Matthews
and Mss Bessie Fairburn VIII introduce
change OF Specialtics, Miss Gris-
void giving her celebrated male lmper-
sOnatOns.
The very clever show at Smiths this
week is very vel attended, although
the audiences are not As large rs they
might be. The program, as ID WAS
originally intended 10 bc, IS not beng
rendered as advertised on account OF
the failure Of one of the spccialtes
being up 10 as high standard as Il was
represented TO oe to Nh. Smith. and the
principals were discharged. Ii is his
intention of having only tirst-class fea-
lures, and if they are not OF such class
they cannot find openings at Smiths.
The sisters "Ourl" are making Int
with their thrilling act, and the Rom
alos" receive much applause for their
speciality. The balance Of the special
ties are well worth seeing. A matinee
is to be given Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-21

Sol smith Russell hllcd Powers
again last evening with an appreclatlvc
audience. He presented ms fsrclcal
comedy, "Bewitched.'
The Grenada gazette., 1889-01-31

A late Washington dispatch gays:
AS 4iIIustrating the manner in whirt
Gen. Harrison receives the average
office seeker, the experience of Judge
williams ofPine Bluff, the leader OF
the Arkansas men who called upon
him few daya ago in the interest OF
Powell Clayton, may be taken.
Judge Williams said after he gOr
home: "rhe Secretary notified the
President elect that we were ther,
and in few minutes Gen. Harrison
walked in, and said in a husinesslikt
practical way, after being introducen
to us, Gentleman, | have much bus.
mess on hand to-day. There are
delegations fa0m various States here
to see me. Th" CDmmitton ON In
nuguration IL before me asking m
views as to the first that oporpd on
the roster to-day, aud shall now
hear you. My time IL limited and I
want to say to you that ! have nc
promise to make. viii listen care.
fully, consi1@r everything you gay
aHd hereafter act upon it.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-01-31

Wan, rrockot, who claims to he
ftom Texas, was arrested at Browns.
vDile, lenn., on the 18th inst for
n.lnterfeiting Wh~u arrested he
md moulds ana other apparatus roI
Ghe work III hi- possession.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-01-31

rhs body Of a woman thal mad been,
LQripd for nearly sixteen wears utH.
Winnipeg, Man, was eXuumnd b
fiW days ago and discovered to b,
lrtri'ed. The corpse weighed 7m
pounds.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-01-31

jackson was visited oya big fire on
FRIDAY night, and three business
houses were destroyed. The loss il
snout $@Q, 900, which, Is covered by in
gurancs.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-01-31

In consequence ofthe falling of Of
business, twenty-five employees were
d!sonarged from the Illinois Central
rlaGhine shops at Water NalIsy last
saturday morning.