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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
AUSTRiAS FOREIGN rUt.IOr.
Emperor Francis Joseph Regrets King
Milan's Abdication.

VIENNA, June -. - Emperor Francis
Joseph IN receiving the delegations Satur-
day, said that Austri,s foreign relations
and general foreign policy were unchanged
and that she was in full agreement
with her allies. The Government,
he said was doing its utmost 10 insure
the peaceful development Of the European
situation. which was still unsafe He
hoped the blessings OF peace would
be maintained, notwithstanding the fact
that armaments were everywhere being
increased IL was this increase of arma
ments that compelled Austria not 20 halt
In the work OF completing means OF de-
fense. Regarding Servia, the Emperor said
that Milan's regrettable action had given
power, during the minority Of his son, to a
regency The Government had received
from the regents assurances that relations
with Austria would be maintained He
continued:
"I wish the same and hope that the wisdom
and patriotism OF the Servians viii protect
Servia from serious dangers. l rejoice that
order and peace reign in Bulgaria and am
pleased at her continual: progress in spite OF the
difficulty"
The Emperor closed by saying that the
special credits asked would be devoted TO
strengthen the army.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

us>teEs Sss~ stsltsa ~ asxraas ss~r.a
-ssssF ssss1ss f~~sss hslssss4 40 Esss
bsss kiAs. Ass>ss kls~s Ds~s-
1o~as 1saoA@seG.
HAVANA. N&ha, dune =. -leoes-.ns rslns
GL4TlE.k Ilss l.st taeasy y-ioET h1aEs sse4s
t@s heaviest ever kno~A here 1uus
caused al stxcsIas "a Flss - tSloe GGats
Klof ana sac a1.a ied ~ sezi0ss sanaasoiUl.s
a. oyex the western fsS,gtio1 ~ C0ha hu-
psrss TsgSralag tAs damage ceae Dy "a
Esosat stsarLa continue ~ csGss ~ A4sS-
oianA OK the se0tAern side. guss cpisusits
Havana. s@s flooded dhs E.ria1slgsi stFee =
were Inundated - depth al taEes feeG
1eiegg pAae communication With llss del
hio h sal interrupted and serious 8osEs
are entertained 1of ths safety - the iEhEb-
itsntS A number ol houses ~eTe blow =
oowE al tns s~Darts ~ Havana
lNtI peopls ~sre kll.s1 al t.
NeeATds ana I've ot1efs ss Cergo IA
Is nov theUgAt ose4 ssFesty psopls
~eTs kIuea during the eyclo1s IAs ioss -
property sna Shipping osn not ~ gE.s-
snt es estimated s~ln3 " Interrupted tel-
SEI-.hlC service.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
NEEDY MINER 6.
Those IN tho Spring valley District In -
sad PIIght-Msny Families In n Thor
oughIy Destitute Condition.

Those IN tho Spring valley District I'M
Sad PIIght-Msny Families In n Thor
oughIy Destitute Condition.
sPRISo VALLEY, IL June "A. The old
sto,r OF closed mines. dependent miners
with suffering families and stagnant trade
l. no longer conaued 70 Pennsylvania
and Ohio. A chapter has been re-
corded in Illinois. and Spring Val
lev furnishes ca melancholy page
a. any. spleudidly situated at the orth-
orly limit OF the Illinois coal fields Spring
Valley has been. since ! 80. one ot the most
prosperous OF mining towns At
the beginning OF last month all
the mines closed down. and the
town is practically dead from
a population of about :. .ooo II has dwineled
To perhaps 500 Tho majority OF these are
women and children. Many 81 the miners
have gone elsewhere 90 seek work Their
families remain and hopeless poverty
sbonuds
There is much present desetution calling
for immediate relief Helpless women and
children are suffering from want % food
and clothing There "a actual want IN
spring valley. perhaps not &c great
a. sensation mongers have portrayed
but still vans-setual hunger and dsstlta-
ton. Relief can rot rescb these hopeless
people TOO speedily. for where real want
exise- it : generally the innocent who are
su5eriug The outside assistance wh ct
SpriHx valley has received since tas
lockout began does not average more
than sighty-ave cents for sac1 family p
sad ope II the miners. "eizhtv-6ve cent.
- help suTport family Cor tro months
Ihis msT % better appreciated when T. a
known thst the average miners -arniiy con.
tafns from four - zen chi dren It eas pis
iful to zee The squalor n some Of the hon "a
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
TWENTY MERE CROWNED.
A barge foa u Passengers >ssst ossa
tbs 4 ala tAs - Azslrles hsssr.


keNEEEAL. Ga. g4as "A An Aesooni
fsScAea l4is ests saturday Elg1t of
saoeklpK est2stEophe which CecaTrea ca
1ss - ASalics nEsI. sigkt miles fson tee
eity " I4E~s AtsIS A bsIss essa -
terry razl ~ fEslgb - AID p&Sssa sess seis'ss
EAe river Suddenly OsesG4-< nn na.Slag s~l@s
in laid stream and s~sgs over t1s
Grand f&lls. and, with TIE exception u 1~S
passe q gers, AZ "a hoard were drowned
A. Ia 4s can 10 ascert&iasd II present
tsenty lives were lost but ap - the pres
snt til1s only Ak bodies Lave been FeooF-
ssA
Tie scene Of the terrible tragedy Is Al
GTsud Piles station. about h2lf = mile above
he RAPIDS v hich lead tAeEeto FOT ap-
ward " = ualle shove sHd below Grand
Piles station the 81 Maurice stretches out
ito = broad Lake about two miles wide snd
then uaIrcss - = g0Tgs quarter ot nile
broad Tic IiYeT Tlshes between twe
great walls u granite until II plunges oyel
lie falls which ale sbOgE hundred feet
n height
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
THREE ARRlIGAED.
OSuilivsu. Wooara1 ard Cough.
In Eroaght Into Cc1r-
TIE HEARING, H0SEyER, POSTPONED.
He f.s ftsst-N-Gsd AGassDss rhsu-
.sis<s kssl3y fer fEa4l. lat ths A.
sassa Dst<Sass ASKS 4H4 L. oF-Es-
sd . 80 tiA 0.1ex.


Calesso June - - DStsclss Dan
Coaxhln FEank MooGF41 an4 OSaIh-
VA sers bgogsht before aegs Shepard a.
TIE request cr Assistant St4sss Attorney
Aselg. - .sSTa ~1st1eE JAey ~isAea ~ -
tElSG t1ls tsrl4 Ot curt COas Ain stated
tA@l LIS stteFnsy III E0Essss, ~As too
busy u attend "a his case noe
aad Es ~ea4d AGe his case continued
q sullivan 49, y oodT Il .BoseFsT declared
tley ere ready foE tTial Attorney Aeely
stated - tAs ooaFt tAst ts dc nos ~ish Ons
case co2rln aed al-ess tbs Others we're aud
a. ia suggssEiOa. ths prisoners were taken
back - al state s-Attornsy LOngcEeeAeT
MAS asked what Ge thought Of Woodruff >
and q ouiuyaI's apparent willingness - 20
q ui~l lie replied We have evidence
enough 10 hang both those fellows, let
them 20 60 trial II they wish
L. response 70 dispatch from the sheriff
OF ChatOn Co4uty. lad Chief Hubbard sen nt
Lieutenant scLuttlsT .suaaAy night 70
Frankfort. Ind 10 see II . man arrests Z
there and answering the description OF
Patrick CoOnsy were really that much
wanted individual The chief has received
word from sch9tgIer saying that his Jour
ney has been in vain Ii was not CoOney
Cooney has been identified positively.
II Is said, Uy tho Carsons from u pho
tOgrapA taken OF him ia LIS Clan IA u arI
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

PHILADELPHIA, June - - Walter and
George l. Haliord. atec % and 10 years re-
spect.sely 0f this tiIy, were drowned In
Big Timber oresh, near Nestsille. n J i.
Saturday Walter went Ia 10 swim, and yet
tang beyond his depth George Jumped IN 10
save him Waiter. hall conscious seiEcc
George IA II grip OF desperation, and both
went down before help could De rendered
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

Hffsrn ssHs -
carr - Earkst roo1frase zrtlTs ~ ioeas
arl 81 - ~ seoouat and prices rboaf 30
f-rls. eberFs Qe1fst crf fsnFe1 81 - H36 .
f1T rrrf -o rhc.e~ - rpIne St~ers e s96s a.
~ common ~ grnf 90 - 91ns - for rutcf-rs
Steers q tosa -s for Ssoesers 7s0s e. f1r
ffKsas g 7srs sa fo- Fss8s-s o. 81 - r. far
1cTs are 8 seaR Fl for iHfsrios nires sto.z
sd Hnss
hoes NzrKsf srT rcr-rsre 49, 20 =.
rscsinF sns 81 EpfrE Sereart s2a fe@ irg
wsax- Pre>s 1er ne1 ia 81 Sass Sgd
81 - 5aa4.se tar Hgef = lsa41s tcF rr4gh
csessnr- = -. q feF u-rft saf sL1gas8
~ bszTy Pscs * s.1 - - - loss
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

re VIA egse-s : tsrrazc exr 18St9n 60
ezx1e4 = 1zeA y - tsE 1oE slecks azss.Ad
eash l4rs Nefe a-Els1 sa-ae assI8aca Aaa
ssa-k y-ea Gyisg 11-eks su4 pieces -
r.s-4l Harry 1-s2 las5zaEly &ad VIE
a4sa cay a. f9aF, 11e ask4s hE&ess oos
Ana 4 : snotasa we're watching EAs sxperi
u-sal lso-a - 4a1zesnE sasa
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

CTrcrrxlTT June 3<.-.ulte . number -
saloons were open sunday Afternoon IN con
sequence 81 the presence OF 80
many Turner'S fB the city When
ssked % make arrests the police
refused saving they bad orders from tbs
usTor 70 make no arrssts unlsss there
vas disorder Thor. were tbrssss msds
thsf legal proceedings would be taken
sgoiust the mayor Tor issuing svch an
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

NEw Yo1E June 2f-The Msphsttau
Brass Company. tie largest manufacturer
o. brsss goods in tho city wAs completely
burned out. and tbeiI factory on firstGvsDUs
snd Twenty seventh and Twenty -eightf
Streets entirely destroyed The lose or
building and stock il estimated 70 be nesf.
lv ggar lFn
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

BLOOMINGTON. Ill. June 24-Ths army
worm has made its appearance In this VI
cinity and las already done effective work
In the meadows and ia the fields OF " heat
and oats The farmers are "a good deal
alarmed o5eT the rayages oi The worm
The plant louise. which II reported 80 al
work in Eastern Illinois and IN Indiana 10
said TO be attacking the crops IL Oiotown
township, this county.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

ST LOUIS. June - W !. Yerby. cashier
OF the firm OF Cox & Gordon. was accident
ally killed Sunday while . passenger on an
Olive street cabe-car Police-ofiicer Dolan
Jumped off the car and his navy revolver
fell 20 the pavement and was discharged
sending a ball through Yerbys brain. kill
ing him instantly. Dolan surrendered te
await police investigation.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
Killed at "A Fire.

LONDON. June "a "A portion Of the Man
ningham mills in Bradford was destroyed
by tire Saturday night, involving loss OF
$1,000 Two fremen were killed by fall
ing walls and several were injured
number OF workmen in the mills were also
s1eiured
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
AT FOUR SCORE AND SEVEN.
Rev. William n beeShsr. . Bother al
the Famous bTssklya Preacher, Dice IN

Rev. William IL besSlsr, d. 4Sthsf 81
the Famous brssklya Preacher, Dice IN
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June "A Rev William Henry
Beecher died Sunday mOFniEg al TIE
family residence No. rs HonoTe street
He was 81 years old. and his
death Was mainly due 10 his ad-
vanced age Mr. Deecher Was one
OF seven brothers. al OF whom became
preachers. and Mi more or less famous. The
br.thers arc DR. Edward Beecher. now hv-
ing In brooklyn; Henry Ward, George
and James Z Beecher deceased Charles
Beecher. Of WIsox, Pa, and Thomas
X. Be.-her, o. Elmira n L. OF the sisters
Mrs Thomas C. Perkins. the mother OF Mrs
Edward Everett Hale. law lives ia Boston
and Mrs John Hooker and Mrs Harriet
Beeeher Stowe live in Hartford Rarely
has one family included SO many famous
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
InnI IlnN Su-n.cted.

NAsHvu1E Tenn. June "A A 9. Green.
agent for the Jenny Electric Light Com
pany OF indianapolis. who has made Pay
ettevlle his headq tert Tor The past year,
left that place ten days Hgo with $500 20
90 10 indianapolis Green Las not arrived
there yet. and # is believed that lie has
heen murdered and robbed
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

.<voow. gurs - xiohasl DsTitf VII
sss-ifr before tlss Parpsi Cssruruisslor by
& sBa e is srpsrfed thst pc ~l - ne iast
witness surnr80Bed for tss defense Pts
.vid-Des - regarded - - Fugs.t inDorssno.
81 10 ioek@o farvar5 - with considerable
ar--
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

81 ptUf. Kim jan. - Estsrius r-us-
soos sFed - resTs. snd Kst-Tins kv-
bsksvs aged - vssrs Bohemian ssr~srt
girls suploT.d - -. Gros, Hot<l ysrs
turbs1 saturday morning - TIE .rpiosion
q gasoline stoFs sro bott hsvs siDcs
cis1
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

cIEvELAED. o June ~ A special fr1rn
TostoTis ssvs . representative of The Cnlcs-
e. Board ~ Trsds va there HstUrdsT .x-
susnins growing orops Jhs hssds ~ %.
grain were found Affected ~ tbs Same
green tnsscf that has rnsds ia appearances
ir Indiana sns Illinois
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

kansas CITT. No June "a -At35o bstur
dav afternoon Mrs Mary I. Golsby fleo Fuit
against 4 Golebr. 3 vel known attor-
new. for divorce. alleging oesertson. The
case wbs immediately put on trial by Judge
Henry. and at o'clock the decree Wa
granted. the whole affair occupying last
,<r minutes
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
n. Fsr.t pubIic school

BosToE. June - Under huge tent on
the green st &setlng House hiil. Dorches-
ter saturday afternoon ~ss cels urstso ths
10th anniversary ~ the estsblishulspt ~
the first pUblic schoo! in the United states
supported by o direct tar en tn. people
the honor OF which 10 claimed by Bsfobes
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
TO DESTROY COMPETITION.
sssshsra iada-as Reports . Csrss.s Com
einatsss Bss~ses r.TAsr. .as ns4.

blnatsSe bss~eea f~4NsEs sas MeE~
shaDts
ESaSsVnAE Ind June "a a oSEntiEA-
tiOD 81 iGElners eGlsts IL thls p%rt If lndi-
ana that is having serious sreos& 90 eae
merchants IL various towns The farmers
combine auo agree - p1Toha-s tTen only
one stoTe Ia town IAs owner ssTseins -
sell al Let proft Of 10 per cent The
farmers reserve the risnt 10 examine hs
books aud invoices Ia sone inft4Goss
dealers have obtained twe invoices one
true Tie other f.4ss-te sL0~ the farmers
committee. IL the combustion oonJlnues
v hloh II probably VII number of ner-
chants vii be compelled Ia leave foT other
fields OF business Already there bax been
q serious enlbeTIsss ase nt IA ceEseq0 Ice ~
this atle nap4 ~ destroy competition
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

CLEvELAND, o., June - Major william
Mckinley. gr. who lac been urged fot soins
time 10 permit tie use " his name as
candidate for Governor OF Ohio said that
he would under DO circumstances accept
the nomination II rendered and positively
refused To allow hls iIlends TO use his name.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
Killed Her.e,f and Clild.

sTEELIKo, Kan, June - - nrs Alice
Beckham poisoned OF snOthereo heT z-yeaT-
old child Friday night and then shot her
self She left al sffectionEte letter 10 her
husband saying she had committed tie
double crime 10 end her suffering from IA
health and could not bear 10 leave Tie
child without the care OF q mother.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
a Thrifty Convict

cIScISNATI. June "a 1t develops that L.
l. Harper. who is IL the PenitentisIs for
wreoking tie Fidelity Bank las been oP-
Grating a large iron mill here by telegraph
from the peultenuary The receiver OF the
bank is preparing 10 seize the mill aud Viii
defeat the efforts that are being made for
Harper's pardon
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

PHnADK.FHA. June - Two young men
and two young ladies. whose names have
not been learned were dro~ ned Sunday ia
the Schalkin al Paramount Park. their row.
boat being carried over the dam The
bodies are being searched for
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

NoSTKKAL. Can, June "a T }. Claxton
& Co. merchants. have assigned Labil-
.ties about s2oO, 600. Tho principal credit
ors are the Crompton Corset Company. the
Montreal Cotton Company and tie Bank OF
IOrO To-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

EuxsA n 7 june - Esrrs fsfsersor..
sass 5su-x WlDer vhs yss Hrrest-d Pr
6av frr fss zrurasr - t-t sB Frnnts ln tbs
yu1fth Bssln. c0-rrli TED s8ie8ds ~sturosv
r,s0rri az - bs.gire himself Vtth tessi
T. - csl - t. 49, zKsss fss
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
FATAI EXPLOSION
Two Amateur Meca snio. Meet az A~rs
Tafe

TsTrsrE7FE1s. ane = Harry and VIII
ian Issser srsi 3 ani g. years respective.
lv uvfas a. -uraser 6l soafs Third street
were ki-ted Saturday ~ The sEplssion - sr
cd range hoi sr VITA which thev wsr,
eETerirnsuHlE hcy named Henry
Kn.ese vas cps iu ne face acc
Mrs E.ors Enisse was hsd ? scsl5st atoaf
re beck TIE lesser hors were fond Of
Mechanical eZpeT.a.eass sza wee -sins rhs
- hSi4es 20 se1ers1e st-srs. wAlca rEn g
r-lasarsTe engine Tls cream uasses
t6ro1zh Ess-r PES from 51s b.. er eo ths ga
Elns Th@ bovs intes5 si 90 sttsca tse sn-
Fne 20 al trs-~raar1 fresztr Sc
rast hard c1ror ceuld be de
gense1 VITA T Harry wss cs
* tae eng ard Hl-ls w.s 5a1A.az lss
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

regimentals. aud al
30 from one tak.n
Ii = group. as ons
OF the III { q " . D
rented the cottage in
" hich the assassina-
tion OF DR.. Cronin
took place. He was
also identified as the
man Simons w b o
rented the rooms at
III Clark street, and
who bought the fur
niture at Reveus.
Lsl - .. Sc 81. :. a
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

BEkIls. June "a landslide occurred
Saturday in one u the hatenl-nigeoen
Qusrries Six woTkmen were killed ana
many others injured
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
PRE- PARED FOR DEATH.
All the Arrangements for the Execution
of Mr.. White .ins Completed

PHI tDz1THr, Jane - All sTran cement.
for the execution oa Tuesday morning -
Nrs Sarah Jane WhiteiiEg have been com
pleted The marderess vii - taken
fro4a her cell 81 O'clock and
b-sakfas. Wsu bs served 70 her 81
e o'clock The holy comm anioB vii bs
ssra,nistersd 70 her by Rev Mr. Jones
OF ths Methodist Episcopal church soon
sf-er Sc r-ill - marched - the gsliows
ebA wfI 10 ths frst woman ever hsnTed
IN th'. county The fact - Governor
beavers ref 1ssi - grant = further resp =
vs. f-rrrl rlunics-sd 70 Nrs Vhitelirz safar
5av ntxlt Sas received ths news cslw
s., taxed without emotion - hsr coming
6sath reuSrkine % - the gslsovs
v.-b "a sane fssEng that I To1id - free
S~-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

IossNsf 1sr. In4 4are = hart Lens
tas f7-rssr-oaa cor of Jean s Esrpes ths
r-r-~sc-or rns insanity si.sa -sr7sF
erferr r1e rT eefrg zT<sae1 HlLh t-e ever
g s5e81 a2lEe
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

WaIrE TIsINs. s5ne = henIT
Ca=sa5v. who wss colFie'c1 - sessh9 ifs
~ TIE Cst1o ie pro1sr'olT s7rae weeks sEo.
fss bsez sentenced - 51aEs ss - sir-
49, ~ssr. n the Stsss prison 80 sag sing
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
THE MARKETS s.


NFw YORK June "a
TUouE-Markei light and ouiet Spring pat
eats ~ 75as1s, Bakers, teD1afo, Strsights.
a. s0B4iO.
W-rAT-Vsry quiet June ~. soc. July,
;79fGfse. August 7ssa7sac, ard December.
s5A.2Tsc
CORS-F rmer ard shade higher. No Z
IS s5A c. No yellow. ssss No. & 8<so Va.
YeIov. SC. July. s<sdT&c; August e. ,
3sAc and Septe n Der, sss Qsts.
OATS quiet ard steady No cash. ss1
pa June 2skc. july. uK4szKo. septem bsr.
So, ,aaaSc. sample iots trsok and free %
board q fsir request ana steady. 70. 3 ~ n
f0c No White. p -,s19so! No z. 2ax 12sk c;
So. White - 42sc.
RYE-F4rm ard salabls 30. ossh. so8
gsic. Jane. s3i,c. Juiv. soise. snd Septsro-
Der. s2c 80 - ssEapis, si4feo. AID No. g
&c ssc
RaFLET-Tors cash barley scarce and
demand Ight psor % cholce. 2525ee.
MEss PoRE-Rsther qu'st snd priess htsher
Prcss ragged ct 81 ga Z % far cash; o. ssa
y 20 FOR Jan, tift-.tasl7 fer Jay rLT7a< q
81 So, FOR Aagusk sns tllsz 4aiLs7i. Ter :. ,
ten oer
LAID - Rather active ar prices ttesf.
Ca-tsto1s ranged a. t0tf-gH fer cash.
q 57G6s2s fof seus. = o4sb2s for galrs
y 80 - for AuFast srd - sat 80 for
ssptsnosr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
hEAlSH IS WEALTH.

Dr. T. c. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment,
2 guaranteed specific Tor Hysteria, Dizziness.
Commissions. Fits. Nervous Neuralgia Head
ache. Nervous Prostitution caused by the use
OK alcohol or tobacco. Nakcfulness, Mental
Depression. Soffeniuz Of the Brain resulting
in Insanity aud leading 20 misery. decay and
death Prem Hture O.d Age. BarreEncss Loss of
Power in either sex. Involuntary Losses and
Spermgt0rrhOea caused By over eXertiOn OF
the brain. seifabuse or over-indulgence. Zach
box contains one months treatmsnt. 81 box.
or sir boxes for $. sent by mail prepaid Oh re
Ccipt 0f price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BONES
To cure any case. With each order received By
us for six boxs. accompanied with s. we will
send the purchaser our written guarantee II
refund the money. IL the treatment does not
effect a cure. Guarantees issued Only by
". II. Tibbs, Druggist.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
BASE-BA ALL.

Irogress of the Struggle for the Profes-
sionai Association Pennsnts.
The following table shows the standing OF
the clubs in the leading base bail organiza-
tions up to Saturday etening last:
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

WHEAr-Duil. sasT; srese ievsr. gair.
sssasske AuTust ssAe. sspteu Der, HNos
Dscen.be = iScstSe
CoRS-Gs e. stssay. Nxs5 western. 91a
tt4c
oars Dali ron Irsl. Wsste~n. 20 -
PH1vFs1ors- B4ff 6rl' piats y syzs %,
Frfra Nsss g = ParF cefst snt usehsngsA
Ls-1 f-n. euIst. steam l-rsc seref, - =
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
are you or any OF your friends
Afflicted with Cancer p?
II So. profit BY the experience Of others
aud consult
j. III. BACHELER, NJ. d.,

Who makes the cure of cancera speciality. Con
su4tatiou and examination frve. Once trst
tear. over 40. - &0nr0S-st.. Grand Rapids.
Mich.
uiaee hours. 10 TO L IA 2to4p. m. Sunday
l. fe 3 g.. ml.
tar ANA -st. or seRd for circulars coatain-
iug tne aamFs md pest otiiCe address ~ more
taa1 one hundred persons hs has cured 1f
cancer wifA lis plaster trcaf meut. which taxes
them ouf. r1or aud branch SO % sre1kI. every
ome. No Suile Hsed. A cure guaranteed. lou
pav no money uufl caaser is 0Gt.
Telephone 80. iltS.
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in 1884, but performed no active service al
either OF these periods. The command has
seen service in camp every year since 1877.
1t furnished the first colonel of the ninth
regiment. Ohio national guard, David w.
Thomas Its first captain. and a captain in the
twenty-ninth regiment Ohio volunteer infan-
try, who became colonel of the present eighth
regiment on the consolidation of the
eighth and ninth, in 1878, an ideal soldier; the
second colonel Of the eighth, A. L. Conger,
Ohio member OF the Republican national COM
mittee; the three and only adjutants of both
regiments; the present senior and Junior ma
jors of the eighth. and the present sergeant
major, Tracy L. Jeffords, esq, now practicing
law in this city.
The company has had the benefit Of most ex-
cellent and thorough instruction at the hands
OF Lieut.. A. G. Sharpe, twenty-second infantry.
United States army and while not Claiming to
De crack company" has no superior in the
state In Its proficiency in the whole round of a
soldiers duties, including guard duty, signal
ing, skirmish drill and target practice. The
average age OF the company at date of enlist
ment ia about twenty-one, and in its ranks are
representatives Of many of the best families in
the city of Akron.
Inc omcers OF the company are;A Capt. Fred
erick c. Bryan entered service July 81. 1888.
First sergeant, August IL, 1885, first lieutenant.
June 80, 1886; captain, April II, 1885, First
Lieut.. Ira l. Morrison, entered service October
%, 1885; second lieutenant, November 6, 1885;
first lieutenant, April II, 1888. Second Lieut..
VIM. A. Gostlind, entered service May 1, 1888;
corporal, July 29, 1884; first sergeant July IA,
1886; second lieutenant, April II, 1888. The
non-commissioned officers are: First sergeant,
George Dunn; second sergeant, Adelbert H..
Carson; third sergeant, Harry G. ChisneIl:
fourth sergeant, Charles Gostlin; fifth sergeant,
Alexander W. Maynes; first corporal, Harry g.
Spidle; second corporal, Alden W. Wilcox; third
corporal: Frank E. Church; fourth corporal,
Charles Way; fifth corporal, Newell L. Tibbals;
sixth corporal, Frank B. Priest; seventh cor
John W. Dice. The company possesses two uni,
forms, the fatigue and full dress, the regulation
state uniform corresponding to that of the
United States army, except the buttons, which
bear the state coat of arms. The dress uniform
was purchased by the company itself last year.
and it is the only command in the eighth regi-
ment SO equipped.
The Toledo Cadets.
The Toledo Cadets won many praises to-day
by their neat appearance and marching. Capt.
w. v. McAIaken was in command. The Toledo