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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
THE UNKNOWN DEAD.
There IL No Record of Them. Save In the
Book al the Recording AngeL

Pound ia the water the body Of an IN
known an"-''found dead in an area al
unknown woman died at the station.
house, where he had applied for shelter. .
man; namo unknown" Announcements
10 this effect. though little more circu IL
staniisl, appear daily Ia our public journals,
says the New York Ledger. Az unfortu-
nate human waif drops dead in the street,
his corpse Is taken 20 the nearest police
Office; twelve individuals. IN great hurry
10 get back TO their business, saw "accl-
dental death" and the coroner pockets his
fee; ahereupon the body is hastily thrust
into u pine coffin aud hurried OF TO tic
home % the homeless and nsmeless-Poi~
ter's Field. IL can not be helped, perhaps,
yet it is. nevertheless, very sad.
But little time is given for Identification
especially in summer, when the safety 81
the living demands the speedy inierment of
the dead. Sometimes the only parties who
''yiew the body" sIe the jurors. the cor
oner and the police. Once east into a blank
grave in the pauper Golgotha, the dead un-
known may bc considered as sIDeng ths
'things lost on earth" There Is no record
Of him thereafter, save in the book OF the
Recording Angel. Friends may mourn his
loss-for sometimes the ''unka0wn" have
friends. They may learn his fate and even
trace his clsv 10 the Cemetery ot tie Dcsu-
tute; but OILY 10 the gate no farther Who
shal designate his particular moidering.
place amid tina unoistingGis ishatlo hosts ~
mounds, as l. &c each otscr ~ ttc bll4oNs %
the seat
This Is not as i should be. sScne relic og
the unlnowa dead should be preserved.
whereby they might. II search should be
afterward made for them by frIcnds or rel
atives. be identified. and the graves sbou a
be numbered and csfs.ogued. 90 that on
such a relic being recognized. the dust -
its former posscssor might be ciscoverabie.
But who cares Tor the '-unkn0wnr'
Rattle rs bones over fhc Stones
Hes only psuper whom nobOdy ovnsf-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
rss o0sEr ossERxss.
C@a<-sassesss foT<eS kknn a. <sa.s4as-
,.l.gass shs aasss ea rsis NsAs asezs-

rsseaasssss fsrse4 =. ksnn A. <..ss.t4ase-
,.l.gass she assss ea rss NsAs hsssss
Whurs 80 worthless uaea sra wers.
eaa.e fraskt
Farsssl ses1tle,s hoEles
4hss ~ psc1ses,.y tne eess asfessi answer
tAst GO Us elscn - tssis s.sss{ eAs ssigs
Saors, s@ss las f,z1ssaEse t.s.z. r,sk a.
Ss&1e.ts
Raaiy-reAroa etil5seo Develop infe ysarsal.
less snra 4na ,genaea. 1nis = tAo ralc 20
sxoe9sloas eis.seg x~s sre noi nasaeroaA
tlscAsioa@ss~ 80 80 by of slsi -.
reSosesAo.e fSzals y aese Instincts 49, iess
And whose tsstce srS saeh1sd ~ tS y.ess -
gaess .Ee tle s'es-, > st.eee aaey sEe ~.
aneosn1aaa sse- b sAe eesi q fAsosise&-
l. taets 49, ae.sesslty Ter taeso esing
black when - - sshsrs are 'stitst
IN ssae iost@ases thcrs h. beSsase ssssae
callsrea are l.sra with ssfy low sgeer ~
uaorai sense past ss some pre- e1rn VIII =
very iew order ~ Intelligence
TIE greater number ef wicked saa iiH-
nossl raea SIlo wolnen are sleh because =.
defective training EstEsr tbss because 81
inAereai aspraslsy They hsss mol hsa The
advantage of "a eaylronlAsEt o4lcalsssle IA
develop faeis better natures.
Thls should DC sgrhcient IA show the re
oessity ef rearing ckileren ~ such ~as a.
~ encourage tbe Development II the naarsi
fscuities a. VEL as the mental THIS VIII
afford the sNrest prcte<tioE " society
against crime snd tI-usraisp.
How Iasns u those ~ 40 sIs interested ~
providing ior Iass lesLss enllareA a. ioreltH
countries ever think of tlose Al haEae
who are really IN q more deploreeis oon-
oitlon than those who are engaging their
atteltiong
What is 10 be done about its
One way is for society ~ t&lke charge "a
every homeless Gkild ano provsae for II
environment thai VIII toad " asyslap its
better qualities.
" no are hoElelesst
An who are without the means Of proper
education and training A house sHd
p2rents do not constitute home ia lie true
sense.
Let society take charge Of all children
that are net being properly trained, "he'h-
er they have parents living or hot 81 WI
be cheaper Ia the end than 10 allow them
u grow up in siekedness Gnta maturity,
and then board them Ia jail or work houses.
Besides. this VIII decrease the number Of
criminals and the smoont OF crime, eno Ina
the same ratio improve society.
Something can be done by improving
MONIES, bul aS "a rue lhocc VINO haf 9 s'"S
SO far az 10 settle down ~ living careless.
immoral lives, are almost hopeless. They
regard their children ss accidents, and have
no care for them beyond keeping them in
food and clothing unul they are able 70 take
care Of themselves.
What can you expect from home the at
mosphere Of which is reeking with proian-
ity and vulgariiy! You would be surprised
10 find purity and refinement coming from
IL These IRE two Of the most oessnabls
qualities IN Inen aud women Without
them society would 90 Jo sticks IA short
order. They distinguish tie civilized from
the unciyllizcd
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
BURTON Is BROKE.
gns Iron King o. tAe Goges.e ae-
slon DsthroAsa
HIS ssslCsaEsI Is nsorsCEa.
esesa - ss-s Nal ~ assseFssa.ss crsz-
assus-lsss 1&-sas2kles E1e@@tss @s
As-s. Ss<a-ees -zas Ass.@. AEs
N~@riy s1eo.S .S@a.

~us.eKEk saiy IA spseial frcan
1lkhora s0e91ness that geha T. buftoa.
knos 4 as tas s0ss ~ iEoE hing daring tass
mining craze ts0 years ago, hss zaaas ss
ssSixHaEeEt o~ss l. t&soslt 81 Aais -ssaes.
u assa. zlee. he liabilities "A Ar kaFson are
st4ted X bs Sb0gt tsss 80, AID TIE CsatE-l
Trust ssup&uy of New Aork. v hoss eisasa
Is $50. eoe, - The lAIssss ersdatar. The sais
Involving tie legality sna jastsoe ef
thls elz1Ia, wlicA IA dkputea. l.
new psndiug tefefs the Supreme
Court Tie second eiRila ~ &insg Ar Bur
ton amounts u sb0lt sea- esif snd there Il
30 prospect that there ~ be eas thiks
left % pay TIC unsecured elxiIns, 1Ae as
sets being stated u be about s7ol .ooV. ia
Guiding so9o 90 A Ie2i estate aud
10000 Ia personal property. The
real estate consists er property IL Lake &c
nss2 valued IT sSo, ele, q bushes. block IN
Chicago valued .t s2oo. oIo and property Ia
Hurley and other places valued Al sltS o'c
Besides this there is stated 70 be slsl.uoo
psfss8ss property, consisting oS aaofsg ages.
notes. sLocks, etc. 1hsEe are se prsisrfso
creditors
Mf Burton says that h Las been - hAr-
Assed by creditors that Ae Vas foFoe1 70
Assign lie said. Nearly 10 suits have
been brought against TAG in eighteen
months and my credit ruined and my prop
srty dspreciated aHc slaughtered from
&. sc Voo 10 less than 81 90 oco, ana Ia
nearly all cases it was almost unDecossaIy
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
4 GREAT SHIpYlRD.
oaa A.ho1s 20 Ee Established -
S01tA Chto@go
ZIG STEEL sTEasEaS 10 Be gCLI.
Xhs s~seAss ~ osset skeea A2a HTeA
S@asR@Ay a aLssz "a Oz~-t@rrls<s
tSF assn~..sl@ Co4<sxG -
H. tks ksxss Us4A-
aIF-sgILnIsa - A SO srAHk

tfi3cAsa. J4iy lL oazA sas tarss great
s1s1i 4z1 tos caa ssatss to AoFs2 Ca
e~8o. s1s Illsea zssd tae s0l4ss - smolaod
tiaeix hl-sxss1s oet aazas E4SatEs 49, ~ t1s
i14laoAs ole~t Company = kiss2 oGl
t1z2t tA<if S-isz - - socs-rs = diversity -
Steel n4asafAetuFs. fney All al bsea
a9fag 80 lsAeA of oas thisz ls2stag Lrgs
~ls1 iilipssrsans 1slts xEoccRpisd
ials dssex ea1zDsEEoa - diversity tie oas-
pas " TIE saisls has borns fFais Ia ia
plans aos vel toward ooEs 4s. asstiss fox
TIE sss4LlisonsHt " great sAigy AL foK
the eoas,F action u ssesl stsaRsrs Tas
proJset has bssa under e0RsldsTa-
tioa for sOEls wsekx Et was de
clisd al DaluGa Jane 10 Ia the annual
Iassetlng u tie stockholders of the MinEs
sofa hOa Compaay, rhst sofnethiRs in t-is
line ~Oale be dsns. aud 81 81, ~ sarpIas
ss-s yosed - ths dir eetoTs Ihs aiaDe-
sofa Iron Company is part and parcel
OF the more extensive Illinois Stse
Company. lis officers and stockhola
era afe practically the SAIne. and when
Tic surplus Was voted the directors
IL ~ss T0eAat Ne money MAS o. DO used IA
tie Illinois ssseI Company might direct
AFTER good deal Of talk the arrangements "a
ror the construction OF shiry ard were lett
With Mr.. Jay C Morse. the president Of the
Minnesota Iron Company By common oou-
sent W. l. baDoock, supsrlntenden at Or ths
Union Dry Dock Company, a. Buffalo.
which nss turned out soule OF tho finest
steel steamships on tas lakes WAS selected
aud hss accepted the saperinte udency OF tho
new yard, which viii probably be locate
al south Caicago. The nrst work vii
Ia ali likelihood be Tie construction
or five or elk ore-csrTying boats for the
Minnesota Iron Company. TIE mining COM
pany produced about SO, 900 tons or ore
last year, and tho product this year will
probable reach $4,000 seven or eight
different kiuas VI ore arc now being
turned OUT OF tho Minnesota mines, and it
Is certainly the atm OF tho company 10 In
creaso It's product TO 900 90 tons next
season Such product would readily fur
nishemploy nent TO a feet OF steamboats, Of
the best grade The building OF steel steam
ers has FOR the last half dozen years been a
Glost important industry at Buffalo. Cleye-
land and Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
AN AERONAUT'S PERIL
Sailing Through the Air I'm an Unmansge-
able Balloon.

New YORK. July l7.-Prof. Hogan. the
aeronaut. of Jackson. Mich, started on
an experimental trip from Brooklyn
a. noon Tuesday in the Camp
bell air-sh,p Soon after the ascent
the pro~elling wheel got out of
order and the wheel used in raising and
lowering the ship broke The professor
aud his companions appeared unable to
manage the machine and arose slowly
and passed out OF sight, going IN the
direction of the ocean Late In the
evening the air ship was seen over Astoria.
i. /, several thousand feet high II was
apparently stationary. the wind having
died out When last seen Prof Hogan was
clinging TO the netting in the lower part OF
the car. bis fate Is unknown
NEW York, July Il - Nothing has been
heard OF Prof Hogan, the 5Ionant. who
made an ascension Tuesday in the Inventor
CsInpbcirs air-shIp and driited out over tho
ocean on the balloon becoming unmanagc-
able. Great anxiety naturally exists on
Bozans account
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

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fz44sg sF.4-4 80 rst11 s1--r l@A@s
xtl- z.l1s s1e1 GasY rs41 t1ls z1d sseess
t4slas~.fss ia 4. - ar zlgx1Sx -ze-ssrs
II z~fcks2 - 80 eeLssas sessass - -1@ Les 80
szrs exasE< tae s&4ssHs u soaee .@za ssst9--
sf a.Llst rsforn LEs A4sss-ll-z s5sts1t
Ar kcsaaxy a-4sea = skE04g ~ax4sss
Pis@ "a tie halg1ss 4 LAtsf - s4ks -
t1ts 4,sstioa az saes AID saEFaTt ~ ea1-
all4ts fsr La sexlss4tl1Fs @as so ual
glz1ss ksz-1sx - ssas for tas passage q
. EetszrEa of-L be - stE0axiy Impressed
VIA tns te 1sf LAS shsxs csa &c 40 rs4-
izbox IezfslailSa anal asa ti11s as aeTZ-
iag-1sa are frss - ssxppsrt saeb candidates
a. Ehsy know - 30 tssear fSlsaG4 sitho "A
fear - corp 0EaLi0a ~ goiitfn2l tatllai,ia-
fktA1t.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
The FOOT WAS WOODEN.
Aud Its Owner Ised to- Having N Stepped
On in street Cas-


A Michigan avenue car s'opped al Second
street recently 30 permit a Nosng lady snd
q gentleman 10 get ca. sagB the Detroit
News.
As the former. who was yoare 20 wei as
pretty, passed forward 10 asaept y seat
offered bcr. she ripped oscr tie cut
stretched foot of an individual a DO was sit
ing at toe rear q the car.
In az instant she was al.rost 81 fun
length IN the bottom of the car Tho cx-
clam8tious ~ TIC passenger agld the b.ack
looks they Gire, cd Al The e. aHCsd sauui-
bling block should have caused its owner
70 sink through tie seat Quicker a. most
than she trsat down. however. sae zas on
her feet agasI. s-e grf.eefpily ackrolvlsdc-
inc the cosrtssy of ths Veuflenzn ybo eur
roaGered his seat She was greatly en-
barrassed. suc Ger escOrt lC8koo bke a
Thunder cloud and az ~ he would like 70
punch the bead of the fellow who bsd
caused a. the trouble Bel iie didn't He
oDntenfed Lsuself with occslsiorally step
Ping vigorously ON the stu extended ard
offending foot There oia not seem 20 bs
Tie least sign q CONSCIOUSNESS from iss
ownsr. while tie passeugers awaited tS4s
deBoBement finally, With iBrrh from
the car as an sScuse, the foot recsivso en-.
other fcrocivus 9 tnst vas pronounced
g. r. =. asost trrist the n,sn eut of TIE seat
linking that perhaps Re bad really In
tsrea the rDsn. t8ss escort ruutts-@s az o.
cuse That -ss received 70 great s7ssnimity.
wish the gratifyis 2 egpsssstion.
'-Dh. Ger Z apologize IT'S q v,>eeer ses
snS USED - ssl x steyPed en- -
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18


Fns s.sisa.I Assoss.slsa e.sia. TIA Ia
tsssssxsx AEsssi ssssisa Psoaai4sat
Eaa~aLo.. frssa All Parts OF the eeaEtry
a Attsaa.aes-
a4savLLLE, Tsna-. July n The sztiOn4l
coaaeA II Tia Educational Associ4lli8n
opened iEs roar days session ia tbss ciIy
TUESDAY. 1hs general iaseElRgs OF ehs
association were cEensa a. Cherokee Fark
~ith . baE beeus. 1CYeKnoT lsyi0r tie
mayor u NashVils aad Stale Superintendent
oI iastEGetl ga extended woF1s Of welcOKne.
~ hicla ths officers and others VI the 4-sso-
eiati0n responded Ia appropriate words.
ssaoa ssetiUa OF the county being repre-
ssnsed Ia a fosponsa a ne weathsr sas al
kaAs could Do deslKsG, cool sa4 ciOady
Aboat a ~ delegates EaYs arrived Many
wsat % Lookout Moan tain and On excRr-
si0ns Nearly every state aud Territory Is
represented, and delegates are present
from Canada
Fffteen hundred delegates assembled IN
the IhesteF fondOns Ia the evening
After the presentation % gayri from the
Alabama delegation tho meeting proceeded
to consider the subject OF manual training.
Prof Woodward. Of 81 Louis earnestly
advocated manual training The intellect
IA value OF tool work was reg Arded as
OF comparatively small worth BY PROT Har-
RS, OF Concord. n H. Tool instruction as
related - the active pursuits in which
pupils may subsequently enssge, its
effect upon ths usefulness or tho
schools and tho extent 20 which
manual training may DO introduced at
This time into pablo schools was
considered BY delegates from Massachu-
sstts, Illinois, Ohio Maryland and Colorado
The subiecs OF mammal training was as
sailed and defended. and its future place
IN public instruction Is unsettled so
far as the convention considered the
subject The National council has also de-
ferred nnai action in the matter for one
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
SIXTEEN LOST.

Only Three OF the Crew or n Boston Fish
ing Schooner Return 10 tire Hub Alive
The Rest Thought To Havo Been
Drowned.
BosToS. Jaly i7.-The fishing schooner
Edith Emery. Captain Sullivan, arrived
Tuesday with only three OF her crew Of
nineteen men, the other sixteen having
been lost from tie vessel in fog while out
in dories Sunday, seventy miles of High
land light The captain hopes the men
may have been picked up by some passing
vessel or got ashore somewhere,
as the weather was favorable He
crulsed around after them until Monday
afternoon, keeping the fog horn blowing.
but could get no trace of them All but
two OF the missing men are married and
have large ramilias
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
BOULaRGER'S TRIAL.

-
The General and Nm. ESchsfort aud
Dillon Threatened With Severe Paaish-
nlent Unless They AtteEI.
PARIS. July 1.-THE thai Of General Bou-
LANCER has been definitely fixed for Au-
gust 10, and Nm EochefoTt and Dillon as
well Us Boulanger, have hssn summoned
20 appear 10 place themselves under the
jurisdiction OF tho court within ten
days In the event OF their failure to
do so within twenty days they are
warned that they will be outlswed and
al their property In France Will be sum
marily conhscated ana will remain go un-
Ill they surrender themselves 10 be dealt
with .as the law directs The charge upon
which General Bouianger is 10 he tried has
been formulated. aud is that VI instig ating
municipalities agasnst the Government.
Unless Boulanger presents himself FOR
trial on the date fixed and makes defense,
Judgment will be given against him VI
once, and from this judgment there viii be
no appeal
General Bouionger saws the statements
made in the indictment found against him
are a tissue of lies
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
TOOK A. BOT rzE sAFE.

LSs 80 L@ss A<.s@sEs >-sf O~a a~~-@s
s.sA 4A@.sa I.Fs~ s4aA A<t~~ssEs -
lsezs1 fex~$xaex.
81 I4scEs gzfy II I've exQfl.ers l41zse
hsAs4 1sasx oASl9s>s "a f14<1Sa t41ksrs
"a srx a1s-sAsv z<ez = - leza fx42ktla
asen1s 4Ee nllsscs @ac have ssfs E3t4lls
bs-1ad tkrss 1i4t - U@a s2fs l. Lz1sx
oEos Il = ehaExea tai fIeza 81. 80
% s9oss. deposited ekieey bs
fssor kassi1as sna sa~aaiaaslsAlls for
tg1nsa4issaoe - Es4z.ises @kro4d ~sEt slsb
t1e Aellsrs. &0a tA&s ths Iasaey wAs cen
yeysd 20 C&s4ds sHd tacfo eistGsa las
EslleEs have tesn opsr@tl1s here sa1
uon1hs l~tt-x sasressss - ere " t2s
sx0lAsrs ~ tAs othsr. EscsDtly f0ols4 esSI-
tsi aea ocngf ~ u-ss42Es o. tas Lack th@g
suckers wsss "a Ola, saa ths s2ssssL-on 81
= tTip - Canada
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

NEw oKLEAss. July II - The Times
Democrat AIS spsc,alsays: ES-Goyernor
John Il stoAe Was nominated en- the trst
ballot for Gsysrnsr b. ths state De@o-
cratic convention Tuesday. The cooven-
ton Mas called 10 order ~ Chairman Kyle
OF the STAT. Commi:tSa- Aboat !, co d.
gatss were pTesent
The convention iadorsed the efforts "
tiovernor Lowry 20 arrest prire-nghters.
and asking him 10 continue his efforts t.
bring 10 punishment all vioiators OF the
laws, whether tho offenders DO corpora
tions or inciyidaalA
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

OKLAHOMA CIrT. Ind T. July 1.-THE
charter election called for Tuesday wss
suppressed by the Tni.tsry. No attempt
was made 10 hold an election, az it Was seen
that trouble would ensue, and the matter
was therefore postponed The opposition
60 the present city government is increas-
ing. aud it IL predicted thst II viii not bs
long before there q q suddep change
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

sysin sna rrvviss1ns

kEv yosk. ~ ~
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f4tefts 3 20 7hs rsrtcr petsutk e "a
s1f. B.ke-s - Hfns
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eer q 41se. sxt Hsy. ~xnExo
oA1s~xsrket rDiet ut tynssr ra rssi.
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Nay ~ As8<e s<cspl. lc.s or .rs~s 80
f-e. ~ esxYs " hasssr rse,>ss su1 rseser
Ee-s szzes1c: Es. Ers~, &11zsar -
& sz<8Ssc- Ne wklts s11e.n
sns gsls ssi~s-y. So: ssInssb~. zssrs %
s<bsr cxe.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

FoBT wAYNE. Ind, Jnly 1.-THE Frcpch
brewery owned By G. u Cestlivrs 4 Son.
was totally destroyed by ire al 10 O'Clock
TUESDAY evening The lOss viii reach
ss5o. eoo. with only 81. 90 iDsursncs. The
amrnonis tsnf of the Ice machine exploded
seriously injafing Alex Daings. Charles
Noll and Charles YoukerA
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
Death Of q wen- Known Musician.

IsuPDuNo, Mich, July 1Z-Prof Ben
jarnin Owen died here OF apopexy, after
n short sickDeSsl His ago was y
yeaTA Ho was a composer OF some
note, native OF Sweden and
came to America with Ole Bull
over thirty years ago. He had travelled
with Niisson's and the best opera CON-
paniss, a1d had composed a number Of
well-knovn and popular pieces OF music.
lie leaves one son. living in Wyandotte,
Mt~h
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
DOW PEDRO FlRgO AT.
Az Tasase Portuguese Attempts "a ASA.
.fnate pr4xfrs Emper~F.

nro JayEIRo July 1T-The Emperor of
Rraril attended thesfrfcal performances
n tnis cicy Tuesday night A. his Majesty
vac leaving the thesseF az the conclusion q
the performance. Portuguese fred Saot
frorn arsv0iver ~ him. Tie bullet how
ever raisscf ~ Emperor sud h sustained
NJ injury wlatevor The wouid- be ssas.in
~as taken into custody Tie man refused
a. xsvs his name and is believed % be In
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
Ground to Pieoea

DUguouE. Ia, July IA man named
Joseph Freundt. of New York, was found
dead on tho track OF tho Chicago, Mi.wau-
kee 4 ST Paul road near here Tuesday.
His body was ground 10 piecss. IL Is not
known whether 1t Is a case OF accident or
snf..fTa
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
Lumber Daninrs IraIL

PoRT ArLESANEY. Pa, July 1.-THE well
known lumber firm OF u. A Liliibridge
60. have failed Judgment has been
entered and executions issued against the
urm for more than S20.Ova
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
HURT AT a CIRCUS.

Two Accidents IN the Snlno EVtnIhg al
a show at Milford, Mass.-Severh Per-
sons Injured.
MILFORD. Mass, July 17-While W. IL
Bristol a Co Is circus was exhibiting hero
Tuesday evening "a large portion Of the en-
tire west side seats gave way with crash
and let COO people to the ground, badly in
turing end brcising hundreds OF them The
broken seats and injured people were re-
moved and the performance was continued.
Suddenly half OF the reserved-seat section
fell In with about 200 spectators. creating
a panic. which was queiled with great diff
ficulty In the second accident no one
was seriously hurt, but many were cut or
bruised Five persons sustained broken
limbs or were injured internally in the first
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
Fatally Injured.

ToPgxA Kan, July lL-By the explosion
OF q freight engine on the Union Pacific
railroad near here Tuesday Engineer Il T.
Sescord and Fireman James DHtton wero
fatally injured Pour other employees of
the road ware iniurel but nut serloaslT
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
A Woman. Tnnrur.

JEssrx CITY. y J., July Mrs. Mary
Brady has been convicted of being COM
mon scold Ihis l. the first conviction in
this county FOR this oitense. The ancient
punishment was ducSing but It il not
known what will be done with Mrs. Brady
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

LITE Rock. Ark, July i7.-Four ctzl-
dren Of Joseph Hunter. a planter living
near Star City, we're poisoned hy eating
food IN which srseBic hsd been placed
Three have died The criminal and the
motive are unknown
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

CrScrsSArL IulT IA Paiscah Ky
sp.cisi SAYS that en- Tuesday TIE a-Fesr-old
child of Itslisa psrenss, passengers IN the
steamer Gus Fowler feil overheard Henry
Shelton. n eclorsd arsrnsa. sprsng intO the
river snd caught the chiid but it eiunz %
hs neck IA such . way sast both we're
.3-rvrned
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

Fkc1A Kan. jay l--Adaie sad Asfe
Gordon aua Myrtle Crsnay rEagiag IA sSs
from 81 ~ = years w~r- Drowned 70 ths
river near here white hsthIug Tuesday The
current carried taem aeysac taelT 1eP-h
sn4 Sasy cogad aos sv.n
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

arrrss1,- Julv f1--Nsrv Rev James
A Ccreoran. 4 T. n aue ~ the most
learned Catholic Giviues n this couHsTy.
ard = veisminnus canErieuFor - chlrch li5-
erN5are died Fue=dsF at = fharies Bcr-
romeo Seminary. Overhrook. Pa. aged D
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
confe.-ea en 49, calIor..

ASToNrro Cal, July iT-Joss Abrsm
Ortez. a Mexican. was hanged here yester-
day for the murder of a miner named O. l.
Ieduc last March On the sca.foid Ortez
confessed 20 having committed the crime
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

To e1racsorr q tse Ineisssrots Esss
EaH fles have accepted me rssizsstSss q
Nsnag-r Es1crof1 IBe go< asn vss tn
6e-S6 - Glsssseok. and he bss socsyse1
81 VII tsks fuu chsres q TIE tan
6s1Bg frsm - ciose - tbe series y
N-~ Fa~k - nert s8surSaE
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
AnIewa Tessn Burned.

wA,EzrOo. Ia, July L. Dispatches from
Shell Rock. Ia. say that place was dc
stroyed ~ FIRE during The nighk No par
sculars have been received
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18
EnrIlsh,nen Alter Milwaukee Mills.

MILWAUKEE. Jnly l7.-An agent OF the
English syndicate which Is negotiating the
purchase OF tho Minneapolis Touring mills
Is In Milwaukee and Is endoayoring TO Sc
cure an option on tho SaDdorson and the
Daisy hour mills IN rhis city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

Io~noS JgiT IA sheet - ssrfs-
ouaks n@s bsen felt on the islsnd - GTran
md TIE nxia lsre - Sc0tsst.6 The sbsck
We - severe tLst Ee1ses we're vtssssty
s1asSn
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

Loxnox. 1nlv 11-I3nnoK. tie ss~istant
O HivFns the rrsrscbgflst Wss k5ilss ss
MzneAse.~r 1aesday ~ ne ooslspss - .
bsnooa IN wkfeh theT hss zss6s al sscsn-
sen Bxelns escaped ~ifisoat inisry.