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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-18
WHAT YOU CAN GET
Al
s. W. CORNER OF
End and Market Sc.

Mems fine all wool pants ut 81. 50.
Mems tine all.wo Sunday pants Al 3.
Working pants at SO cts. ...
We can sell you o fine Wide VALE
Suit at 81 so, $3.50, $500 and 1880,
Getaway or Sack.
Mems good evening Suit from 81. 20 to
$3.50. Boys suit from 81. 90, S2.75, $500,
90. 50, $500, $500, 5000 to Sl2. 90.
Children's Suits from S1.25, Sl.50, Sl75,
81. 90, g.. 90, So 90 to 20 20. Children's
pants 20 cents pair.
Boys pants FROM 20 cents to $3.50 st
the $. w. CORNER SECOND AND
MARKET SITS, VIII, Del.
r. w. WOLTERS.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-18

The New York physicians who were
In such haste 10 hold post-mortem in
the case of Bishop, the mind reader,
will have but little sympathy from the
public in the trouble which they have
brought upon themselves. Bishop wgs
subject TO falling into cataleptic fits, or
frances, in which his nged mother
states she has known him to lay for
several days as though he were dead.
As this autopsy was made in less than
five hours after his supposed death,
and before he had been seen by his
mother or wife, we do not wonder that
they insist he was murdered. If the
man was lying in the state claimed
by his mother, he was conscious Of
all that was taking place, and his sui.
ferings must have been terrible. II
will OF course be impossible now tc
prove that he was alive at the time, bu,
as there is a well grounded fear tina,
he was, it is hoped that these physi.
clans will be severely punished FOL
their indecent haste.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-18
Our 25c.COUNTER
Our39c. COUNTER

Contains a splendid assort-
ment Of we'll made garments
Of all kinds mentioned; neat
ly trimmed, perfect fitting
and handsomely finished, at
cost OF material.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

IT, tafsrsatloRsl Dslsx@tss I4spsst H.
Grsa& Esucerto2Ai IEsututlon.

t. fafsra4tloRs1 Dslsx2t.s I4spsst tAs
Grs.s Es0eari01Ai iGsututlos-
NV HAvzS, CeaE. Get e -Ths Pan
American exc arsaos xzia lsfE Hartford tsx
Coliasrtls ~ TS Tbursaay rnorniag
Iaers tAs delsssgss p&lc srisf Wat - tss
Collins E1xe-To Co@pSny as tas Ger
trsl ana soUEh AmsElsan xis1sors lesTnsa
VITA surprise thaE ons-Axlf JAs - sE-
ploges ~eEs Eakiag spanish axes Ter
shipnsnr - s92gh and Csnua Aasr-
La Arusr tie NspsoEtSn CT Ia
works tks visitors we're presented vita
souvenirs consisting % metallic piD-cust-
ions az wtrh muTceToLs looking bowie
kulyss AZ 10 . clock ne train wa a. an
boarded zad ths party started foE Asrs2sn.
y here Mavcr Wallace al t1s Head ~ tAs
reception committee led JEe party 10
TIE works q tas ksrdsn britannia Com
pzny where tie evolution ot plated
Msse froEn blocks OF wI1ts meta - tie tn
ished prcduCs - zs witnessed A. Ihs huge
trzss ull Ihs party s2w tie solkuen pro
ouclng 90 hanging lamps Gay, and
later were taken 70 TIE kenden
Opera House where there nAs ais-
pay u goods y hich lad been nanuf4et-
uIsd Ia gae town, comprising hand coffee
grinders exquisite onyx and brass goods.
lion yisss, bronze clooks iron screws.
harness goods. pianes eat glAss, guns and
rugs Many OF Ibs business Interests dts
uibutsd price catalogues with trade de
counts plaialy printed and these were
eagerly taken By tho delegates from ths
South
Al - o'clock places were resumed on
the train. and 81 ? IN New Haven Was
reached Mayor Peck aud committee re-
ceived the party, and they we're conveyed
IA carriages 10 East Rock From there
they were driven 10 Yale College, where
they were received by President Dwight
AT the banquet Thursday evening Presi-
dent Newell, OF the Chamber OF Commerce,
presided After sn address OF welcome in
spanish by Prof Knapp, OF Yale. eK-sen-
atOr Henderson responded Tor the Con-
greszi0nal delegates He strongly
urged that after the congress should ad-
iourn one OF our new war ships be loaded
with the goods OF our Nation and sent
South 10 be unloaded among the mer-
chants there, that they might SEQ the
goods and learn the prices aud be con-
yinced that reciprocal trade would be well
for them aud for US President Dwight
OF Yale. next spoke briefly, and Was
followed by Delegate Calderon, OF Colon
bA The guests were then driven 10 their
train, which leaves during the night for
Springfield, Mass.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

egsted ~ Emperor William 20 rep
resent Alm. Generals Won Wsrasr, Won
katie aRern -ot0chau, Aomirals GoltE and
kaOu and Court Marshal Ven Seeken-
dorm. al 4 whom warmly greeted the
Car OF behalf OF Emperor William. Coant
echouvzlof. the Russian Ambassador at
Bsrliu, also came on board and Was
cordially welcomed by his imperial master
TIE whole party remained on board
the peuavs uaul the special train
which ~ss 10 convey them 10 Berlin was in
readiness. when the CLar and bis suite left
the vessel and under heavy escort OF
marines they proceeded 10 the railway sta
ton The Car WAS closely guarded. and
none tut the marines and the sOidiery was
able g obtain 50 much Is z glimpse Of him
in the course or the Trip from the yacht 10
the train.
BKRLIS Oct 1.-THE Czar has arrived
hera He was accompanied by the Grand
Duke George, his second son. Emperor
William, several OF the royal Princes,
Prince Bismarck. Count Herbert Bis
marck and a number OF Generals and
court officials received the Gar
and Grand Duke at the Lehrter station.
The Ctar was attired in the uniform OF the
German Alexander regiment, OF which he
is honorary Colonel tie and Emperor
william embraced repeatedly. After
their greeting was over the Gar turned
10 Prince Bismarck and shook
hands with him He also held brief con
versation with the Chancellor The MEM
bers OF the Cars suite were then pre-
sented to the suite or Emperor William,
after which the guard of honor deiiled
before the Gar, the band playing
-
then proceeded 10 the state carriages which
were In waiting and drove through the
Brandenburg gate, across the Kenigsplatz
and 70 the Russian Em bassy. the horses 60
ing on a fast trot for the entire distance.
As the Imperial carriages passed the
Brandenburg gate a party OF artillery be-
gan firing a salute Of guns The streets
along the routc were plentifully deco
rated with flags and bunting, but the
crowd which had gathered did not cheer
as the Gar passed along. Emperor Will
lam wore the uniform Of the Russian
Yhorga regiment and had on his breast the
decoration OF the Russian order OF st An
drew. Prince Bismarck also wore his Rus
sian orders
Tho Admirals attached TO the British
Channel squadron, which is now at Kiel,
were present at the station when the Gar
arrived and were saluted by him
Emperor William took his departure from
the Russian Embassy. after remaining there
for but few minutes Prince Bismarck
remained and held a conversation with the
CZar, lasting twenty minutes longer The
Gar took luncheon with the German Of
ficers forming his special suite.
LONDON. Oct 1.-THE visit Of the Gar 20
the German capital and its political i'm
port are subjects which the German papers
appear to handle very tonderiy. All agree
that the visit is a subject for congrstula-
ton. but none accept IT as an evidence OF
any thing more reassuriug than that the
two loving monarchs are not quite ready TO
get az one another's throats
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
FUNDS FOR THE FA IN.

Cn1caEot Actual cupscrlpbons 70 the
Project for Securing the Worlds Expo
sition In 1892 Amount to e6,0oo,Ooo.
with About $4,000. 900 Mere Promised
New York Waking Up.
CHICAGO Oct ll.-At a meeting OF the
finance committee OF the Worlds E1posi-
ton Thursday reports were received chow
ing that s60c0, ,0OO have been actually sub
scribed, with about $1,000, 600 more in
sight The subscriptions by the wage
workers. who on Wednesday celebrated the
anniversary OF the big fire by contributing
70 the fund aggregated nearly sS50, 0oo and
will probably reach hS.f million.
NEw YoRK, Oct it-At Thursdays meet
ing OF the gerSral committee on the
Worlds Fair the reports Of the commit
tees on site. finance, legislative and per-
manent organization wero submitted and
discussed Il was decided 10 raise s2O0.
900 by voluntary subscriptions for imme-
diate requirements preliminary 20 the
s.. .OOo. 900 guarantee fund proposed by the
finance committee. This was about the
only definite action taken. the discussion
revealing lack Of concerted opinion Al 70
WAYS and means Finally the members be-
ean 70 offer subscriptions. and the follow
fog amounts were pledged;
John Ciafiu, 500. O01. VIII Steiuwsy, $50
o0o. Henry Hilton. SO. Co; Roswell p. Flower,
$500. ! u Crimnins Hugh on Neill. Rogers
Peet { Co. ISi1or Strauss aud Mr.. 6eabury,
floooo each. the Edsa Masee. 5000, william
Windmullsr. Lo0-
At this point Judge Hilton called halt.
saying that many present were willing 70
subscribe but were taken unavares and
the matter bad better De postponed
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
SHERMAN ON THE STUMP.
The Ohio Senator Makes . speech In Be
half Of the Republican Ticket 10 His

half Of the Rspubliean Ticket 10 His
state.
COLUMBUS. o. Oct li.-seRstor Sherman
made bis first speech Thursday ie this
years Ohio political campaign a. Orrvtlie
Hts points why the Republican party
should succeed we're
Flr.t-n n ths Affirmative snd aggressive
party. that has done mere FOR he country thsn
sny other party "a us httcrY
second-That n stands upcn ths oorrsei
theory q the nature and porsrs ~ the GsbsrAl
Gossram.nt rhue q. Ds nosrstie party is -.
strcted br narro~ rule ~ oonstructica.
Thrd-ThAt teo Rep 0iesn Legislatures
have rescued the STATE ffom frsatuisnt sise
uoas. sad y sustansa n power wil give far
thsf reforms 10 elections saa iu rsdacsd ts1ss
The seaAtor paid = high oempAmsat 70
GorsrnoE Foraker az man and soldier
ssid bis administration had bsss q oissn
AMI economical enc and thst be wss -
q led o. saothsf election ahd the people
woald 80 vote BY 81 inansnse majority lie
denounced thu Nils btnsss ssetioasl ard
saia a struck AZ l00 Nsrthsrs industries -
about tssnty IN ths south. sad made .
strong pea for protection which bsd
m sds cur country tie grandssi ssa esi
p4sspsrous % ths face of tie ssrtA He
speks n aF Campbell - gentleman oi
merit ssd ability. bat a. msn ~Aa ed .
party whose biumpk this fall waaid briRs
laiarv % 0bla and set back ths causs -
Tef9Tus tErous boat t5s Asaos,
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
A SERIOUS WRECK.
One Killed and Many Badly Injured In y
Disaster Near Bridgeport, o.

P1rTsBUEoH. Pa. Oct ia Martins
Ferry, O., Chronicle Telegraph special
says: A collision occurred two miles west
OF Bridgeport at 6:30 O'Clock a m between
a train consisting of two passenger coaches
containing about seventy miners en- route
10 the Wheeling Greek coal works and
a freight train Of twenty-one cars south
bound Both OF the locomotives, two pas
sengcr coaches and eight freight cars were
demolished. Five trainmen and thirteen
miners were injured One of the latter has
died of his injuries The collision was
caused by Misunderstanding on the part
Of TIE freight conductor.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

NEE OErssEs Och 20 III be Flcsvunss
Austin Tex speoiai says EtEht@sn os1n-
paints have heea lodged against cotton
planters living tD Caltwsu ard Hayes
counuss FOR importing ootton- -pfoksrs fren
ks4ioo snd they Eil hs hrsugkt s. Aussir
for trial Hsrstofors during Teec cres
wears isntsFs have hrsuRht iargs nzEbsTs
% ksxlosns tBte TsTss - piok eossoH Ths
sp@rssos - tss farsiga lsbor a. % ~srs-
sag great hardship ssa I acA soften wisl -
ssst 10 oonssg gssnOs
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
FOR STEALING TEN CENTS.
A Young Iowa Lads Trivial Act of Wrong
Leads TO the Penitentiary.

Leads TO the Penitenriary.
BURLINGTON, Ia, Oct u.-Lawrence Her
Till, the young son OF farmer living near
this city. has been convicted OF highway
robbery, the act consisting in compelling
August B. Brandmier, the son OF n neigh
boring farmer, to give up ten cents and a
pocket-knife which he had Just purchased
from Herrill for Ave cents. The case has at
tracted great deal OF attention in this sec
tion by reason OF the trivial value Of the
property taken and the high standing Of the
parties. Tho defense was insanity and
similar acts were shown 10 have been per-
petrated by the accused The penalty tor
the crime ia not less than two nor more
than ten years in the penitentiary. Notice
was given of a motion for a new trial Tha
costs In the case already amounts to sew
eral hundred dollars, and the present out
look is that this l0-cent transaction will be
q most costly one to the people Of the
cSInty.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
Are You Entitled to a
PENSION !

Have g8- resrr an1l- "a DC having applied
have yea beel r-lrrreot Do y3u need com
p~tent. reliable attorney 10 assist sou n -
4ad.rs. sae.I is l8t located ia Washing
fol. 19f l18 De zlf superior advantages over
other attorneys hr has never been spe-
has uu branch aliirrs' Hr has lo long llsI
OF o sti1glisaed men % reicr % by special
sGCCE,5 Is TIE BEST TEST OF MERIr
ias securing 1t near one hundred claims IN
a ltric over . Fr4F aggf-gatllg ue4rly
FOURTEEN TH0JS ND D0LLARSi
Is the ground upon which he invifes Soa %
pa your claim in his hands. 80 charge, even
taf postage. uuril tne claim Is allowed. lie
d1es not as.l l.s claimants fo 90 al the work
he suDiy ASKS EHrm 90 fufulsl the necrs-
say Information % enable nim % Procure the
efi4r4ee. aA1 a. = RUE. tne pension is Sc
cured vi fho1E further trouble % claimant
Ay position AS Actiag Chaplain OF the sol
cicrs Home. where most 0f my work h4s been
done. has tagghr ne thas no part OK GA. work
IA securing pensions eau safely he eft GO lnex-
pff.fnrfd hands 50, as a rule. j DO nearly al
TIE e1rA myself
Wpows AsD DEPNDESr PARDrs' CLANS A
~rgctaLfYt
Advice glven gladly. even u another attor-
.teY lss claim in haad- / have the addresses OF
tgrFas ta0usald eX-so dlers. Claimants wish
ing 20 md their comrades wll 10 vel 20
YoC War YorR Passion ALLOWED BsEoaE
iou De-
II you i've reasonable time after placing
claim IA nay hands can guarantee that II
VII be allowed 50 that you can enjoy some OF
ear gooa or address me- az Michigan Sol
disrs Home. 90 So. 525 North Laiasette-sr.,
Grand Rapids Telephone 75l, az the Home.
OF No- SIS. uopirg to receive share Of your
patronage. I AZ; I, ~ 1stl,.{ yesanrS
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Please meution this paper.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
SOUTHERN IRON INTERESTS.
English Capitalists Purchasing Mineral
Lands and Erectinx Furnacss.


BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct ll.-special dis
patches TO the Manufacturers Record re-
port the organization in London, Eng, OF
large company 10 build iron and steel
works al Middlesborough, Ky, and the
commencement OF work at the same town
on two furnaces OF $50 tons daily capacity
each, TO cost about s4OO O00 In the last two
weeks about seventeen or eighteen new
furnace projects have been reported in the
South, and contracts have already been
made for building about one-half OF them.
while a dozen or more are being organized
and will shortly be made public The sales
Of mineral and timber lands for the week
in large tracts have aggregated probably
half million acres, while negotiations are
pending for still larger bodies, including
500, 900 or 100000 acres OF timber land in
Mississippi and several hundred thousand
acres in East Tennessee, the purchase of
the latter by a $4,000, 900 company having
been virtually closed
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

kuvAUKyE, Oct ll-Hon William NJ
Griswold an early settler OF Columbus.
died there at O'Clock Thursday morning,
aged Gs years NJ Gtiswold was a native
Of Herkimer County, n Y. and had been 9
resident Of Wisconsin since 1888 He vas
elected a member OF the Assembly and
served three terms-1S5s. 1859 and 1870 In
1855 he was elected 20 the State Senate and
and influence
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

ISD1ANAPoLIs. Ind. Oct l1.-George "
Cooper. Congrsssman-eiect from the Fifth
Indiana district, has fled I'm the State
Supreme Court suit against the Indian
apolis Union Railway Company for sT.00o
damages for personal injuries The day
that President Harrison visited Indi nspolis
Congressman Cooper was assaulted BY .
gateman At the station while trying to
foroa his way through the gate 70 his train
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

LOSING THEIR GOLD.
Decrease In bullion Held by the Banks Of
ENGLAND, Germany and france.

LONDON. Oct 1.-The bullion in the
Bank OF England decreased 80. coo during
the past week. The proportion OF the
Bank OF highlands reserve to liability is
now 81 70 per cent
PARIS Oct 1.-THE weekly statement
of the Bank OF France shows a decrease OF
q, 900, 700 francs gold Aad :, 5,s75, 900 francs
silver.
BERLS, Oct 1.-THE statement Of tie
Imperial Bank of Germany shows q de-
crease IN specie Of i5.eo0. o0O ,narka
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

BsussEIs Oct IA royal decree has
been promulgated IN favor Of the American
isslon established in Congo for evangelir-
ing hiacks Another decree Rccords % tho
Governor General Ok ths Congo the power
a expeAiDg from the s.a.o ali persons
whogs presence may Be considered danger
Gus and also those who have undergone
criminal conds mnstion ln other countries
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

aArr LAKE CITY. 2 T. Oct ll-Robsrt
rrsrtar. q sheep heTder. sfter Kissing MS
vile Thursday Afternoon stabbed her 20 she
heart because shs instead upon leaving
him On account of his Incorporate habits
lie sh0t 81 his soa later seriously vound-
ing him. and then deliberately put bullet
through ais oWn brain.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
Mins Sfnr-. n.sfrrx.d.

ST PiuL. hinn.. Oct IA Pioneer Press
special from Winnipeg save that the general
stores, including stock az the Badger Nine
at Muriils. was destroyed by ere wedns.-
dAy night The stock alone was insured
for $50 600 but the loss 10 unknown
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
THE MARKETS


CHICAGO, Oct II
rJouR -ouist and unchanged sprns pat
euts 800. StTaisbts ~ kooass5. Bskerx a n
aaso; winter pstepnI 400. Clears, aga
aG0
wurAr-Active sne lover No (. oetob.,
ranged al sosQsic. December, szHassSc;
May, sshdtAe
OoRN-Fstriy active ard easter IA svnpatbv
with wheat No z sIasihe; No. Yello~.
s2ds2sc: No. q taEas1e: No. yellow. sIxc.
oetoeer. sos4sihs; Novenber. sosasisc;
December, soHSsI4o, Nay, ssGss4c.
OSTs-H oc,rsteiy active ano lover. No (,
cssh. Ishe October Iszc. November IsSo
Decent bcr le-c May 2iH6S2Ac Samples
steady No. ia ip1fe; No. White s0a2ikc.
No 2 feals5fo, 10. White Rl s2n
RTE-Wss easy snt SLOW. No. cssh. IN
stors, Gkc. October delivery. exc. Tovem-
Der. Oxc samples B4Sso for No. o ske
<zfe for No
BAsLET-ouisi aud about st.seJ No ?. NJ
~. 80. 4 lov grad. 20 good. p 4or. 10 4
good ~ choice. ss1ssc. No. q ssdssc
wEss PoRE-TratinF rsfhsr nstt ard prices
s.escy. Prices RANGED 81 80 sOaJe n for
cash. 90. .2oalo2 q tor October. % 4sas9H
foY eoveubef o. Ssaar7. for Jsruarr
LsnD--Trsding light sut priee, steady oue-
fstlous ranged e. Neoat e fer essh - IsSa
az for October. y 80 az p for No~embsri
FF41sN- foT JsruSry
BuTTrs-Cr.sm-ry. s12so; Ds'ry sEoisc;
pse king stock. % To-.
Yso~-vvesh fsatzc
PorIHEY Live Chloksns ta-s per -
1--we Turkeys s6sc psr p Live Darks. ~
as per y I've ssesa sssaTos Pc dozen.
Wv YonK oos -
wEWtT-GooS iorsi eurinr 81 decline -
e. on Ge---nDsnt srop rspsTt ocscbsr 80
aHSr. Ns~tmher. Eh1rks Dseeuesr.
IS i-ls1sssc. Js1usrT sss& &ss 7sisc; Esy,
eSa~.a
Cozr-gsssss s.s lsss active NiTst west
ev- aaW<c
o.-1-rasisr vsstsvr 1x1ss1
psuvrsrors- Pc ss<unF Plst. r. soaso
y~rrs Ness go Poff culst ard srev.
Ness sFf aaaffu Frsrs Priu,s. &c ssa1t A.
Isre slov as sssT stssu-rsnos-.1 ssH
~. stork-
orJcaeo osA a.
ra-TfR-Nsrket fsyfr sctr-s o. As-sl so<
ssfppass seeourf ant pris- vssleus n-assris
cssns. csod Frsoet stsaeY oospre- ssts
sssv ouotstions rNuFs1 - t4esass ta~
fcod r. sbclos sniprasE st~srs q e@sa1 = 80
~~-r~rr - F..S - .. op<ss - So bss~ss-.s
efsers rec 80 fer stoesers g. 0ozss = f.-
T.rsns s@s - for Vsss~sss. q zessa
ses rssesrsi Q ssa1 y fnr rsvs. . s<saf -
fss iaisyioF Esres sso<k sns eslls
Bees-nssssi rspssrstsiy sus~. r-i~a.
Etss1f sssis. ~ Httis mere fs-~~sst. A.
buyers issef tt 80 csT. saiss rsnFst a. g =
azss fsT irht q ca4n fsf mn psspf,sf
sfse4@ fes uEef Afpks - s,- Rs.vr
ssaKihs as sa.yY1sF istA
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

ssk1BEooKK Can. oct ~ -NonAls haf-
TAssl WIS va ooEslotse q nAssl&ss hiet
fsz ia A.llns oi lSnstzb.s sAErep "a tsoe.
hss bees sentsnoes - slgltssE ysAEs II
TIE psNilgEukTy
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

scBhvToN Pa. Oct 1.-The grand Jury
has returned indictments for snbsxzls-
msnt and laTceny against Cashier Jsssup.
who wrecked the Scranton City Bank BY
nisAppropristsne ti2o, 90 az i< funds II
hAd been stated that Jessrp would ssoap.
trtal bT rsasop of amicshls settlsnsnt
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

OpaEA Nsb Oet ~ sam 81 peterson
= farmer living nsss the Tsrpy County dna
cd 90 south Omshs fatally sh8t Idxa =
Williams ths l6-yesr Oh daughter 81 .
nsighbor Thursday nigat Peterson Is
under arrest Pie ssFs ths girl vss stealing
csbbsgss from as gsFdea wbsa hs shot
nsr
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

HAsusss Ret ost ll-Ths Dsms-
srstls ssnssnnsa 81 tAs ssosRc CoHs1ss-
s.onsl aistzlct has neEltEatsa q & O-spsE
~ Butier COUNTY. "a IT, tAs VACANCY arssssS
by tAs ae1th q hos James l.slEa
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
P.r.e,uilne IN. chri.,I.n. In cr.,.

LoSDoS. Oct il.-Nail advioes from
Crete bring fresh accounts daily of "a.
vanton cruelty practicsd bT "a. Turks
upon the Christian population of the
Island Turkish officials connive at The
outragss and al complaints on the part Of
the victims are met with derisivs laughter.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
RUINED BY FROST.
The Tobacco Crop in tho vicinity ofFlem'
ingsburgh, ny, Destroyed by Geld

InssDugn' hF'i Destfogeu Dy tcIu
Weather.
FLEMIsossuReH, Ky. Oct u-At least
800, 90 pounds Of tobacco in this county
has bseh entirely destroyed b. the frosts OF
the last three nights The auditors report
places the average crop OF the county at
100000 pounds. and this year the crop
was little above that figure About one
hAlf Of the crop had been housed and
cured bat the rest had been Cut late and
placed IN open sheds and frames in the
folds and was not sufficiently cured to
Withstand the frosts
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

J.oKsoS. Miss Oct li-Ths Davis L.ns
Company o. aississippi kss bssn Termed
% ssu about 20 90 acres - isnd IN Arksu
sss. The properly # JsasrssA Dsvis. ~.
issdsf o. me lsss Confsesracy
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
NEW RAILROADS.
Over 5000 Mile, Bsvo Been Con,puotsd
in America DurlnE the Yenr.

NIw YonK, Oct 1.-THE Railroad Ga
zcste publishes its third quarterly table for
the current year, showing s. IL miles Of
new railroads built In the United states
during the year 1889 up 10 October In.
cluding Canada and Mexico the total is
3, go miles II also shows that :. so miles
OF railroad are now under construction.
probably one fourth OF which will be com
pletsd this year
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

BsITTEoBs Nd Oct ~ The guan0 ss-
tsblishmsat ~ Gustsvus obeI sons 3 60
a. Locast Point Was euTasa yesterday
kaeFa,
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12

into the hsGoor 81
klei THURSDAY after
noon Gn1 apcAoEsd
oPposlue The castle
amid t1uudsrols 50
lutss from TIC gans
OF the castle ana
o. ths War
ships comprising tbs
British snd German
squadgons Tiaing At
anch ~ Ia the hsTbor
Hardly lad lhs Der
f&ys come % snchOr
when she ~ss board
ed by the officers ED
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
IN. Fvthi.n Sisters.

INpTAStFoiTs Ind. OCT II -Ths ladies'
rank % tha Knight. of PvthiAs known 90
The Order of Pyfhisn Sisters va organ
ifsd here on THURSDAY NJ idaN Weaver
Of wsrssv Ini vss ohossS suprsns ehl.f
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-12
CAR AND KAISER.
hsstlDs Between ths TWO Sow
SrSlgns a. Berlin
RUSSlAS RULER VISITS GERMANY.
Hls Majesty Esesissz sta 0ss@s Csrs-
EsaI - EsEszoF 6lliizza Pri@ss
E.sz&2FCk Cosssr.ss 2t Ls5stk
sttA Als4zadeF.

Stalls. Oct a. -Ins hassiap Imperial
.cAs DsrIsya Ihs Czar OF soard rode