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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-31
CLOTHING.
PRINCE ALBERT.
SUITS.
A General FavOrite for Almost all
Occasions, and Commencing It.
self as the fastest and
best FOrm-Fitting
Garment Yet Introduced.
We have an Exceptionally Fine
Assortment this Season in
COrksCreW,
We have an Exceptionally Fine
Assortment this Season in
CorksCreW,
Diagonal,
Wide Vale,

And other popular worsted
goods, which we are offering at
surprisingly low prices. Thor
oughly well made, finely fin :
ished and trimmed, they pre-
sent handsome, stylish, and
genteel appearance, equal in
all respects to custom work,
except price, which is about
one-half as much. Call and
see them before ordering d
suit, as it will pay you to do
so. No trouble to show
goods.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-31
We Tell You Positively

That Simmons Liver Regulator will rid
you of dyspepsia, purify your system, en-
able you to sleep well, prevent malarial
diseases, and give you brisk and vigorous
feeling 1t acts directly on the liver and
kidneys, cleansing, purifying, invigcrating,
and fortifying the system against disease.
1t will break up chills and fever and pre-
vent their return-yet entirely free from
calomel or quinine.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-31
Real Diamond Necklaces.

You can at least enjoy inspecting hand
some diamond necklaces, even if you can't
or don't want to buy one. NJ Sternberg &
Bro. are the leading diamond dealers in
Savannah, and carry stock of unset
stones and diamond ornaments that a
Midas might covet.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-31

Sanitary underwear, 81 suit less than
you can buy anywhere. don't merely
say it, but do it; come and look at my
goods and satisfy yourself The Famous"
LA Congress street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-31
"Can / Use Your Opera Glasses a
Moment"

Don't intrude on your neighbor at the
theater or elsewhere with the above query
when NJ. Sternberg & Bro. are showing
the largest and finest importations ofrichly
wrought opsra-glasses ever exhibited in
Savannah.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-31

WE are receiving by every New York steamer
w consignments of New Goods, which en-
ableS us to show to our patrons and friends
well-chosen and desirable stock of general Dry
Goods-New Dress Goods, New Flannels, New
Blankets, New Hosiery, New Underwear; in
class quality.
On TOMORROW OIonday) and during the
week we viii exhibit full line of Perrin, Freres
& Ces celebrated make of French Kid Gloves
in Colors and Black
One invoice fine Nainsook and Cambria EN-
broideries in narrow, medium and wide widths
One invoice American Hosiery Co.'S fine
Underwear for Ladies and Children
One invoice Shawls in Colors and Black.
One lot Children's Hose, Plain and Ribbed, at
15c. worth 25c, 35c. and soc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07
aaafr.a 81 a - rRAIx

Exather in damp and iliy-ventilsted apart-
msnts They ara told 90 scatter sn4, II
pessi0i abandon the ground foors alto
gether ( vas found that many families
dad roa ssaiisd themselves OF the oppor-
snni-ies - procririrz warm clothing from
the free sarpT stands snd sons were nos
aware thar such institations existed
r Z sibter - the stat4 Board % Health,
vss detailed - insDect tde river towns
ahove Johnstevn Hs xg5 as FAR a. Con
ne sviila taking IN both sides II the river
Fe suds hers q no fr msdisre danger Of
diseass from sead bcsies except at Rork-
wood WHARF sa immense collection 81
wreckaga q fil ~ esrpsss As cthes
pllces. and especially IN tae vicinity O.
Csu,ns lsvflle. ths food washed away every
shinz VII is
MdASls< hns broken ous among the chil-
eren - an alarming sxtens Typaos6 fsv-r
T. uastaf its Appearance. while the rrevs-
tencs o. pneuT-enis e causing riueh ansssf-
ness Three hundred surgical cases have
been trsaesd &c TIA Canbria hospital
scsu TTEsss cV rSTzREsr
Wanr - the bodies recovered w..fr~ss.-
we're ruch deccmrassd aud ftscoiors6
frorn beng a. eng n he water whar-
e~er possible they wsrs smhsimst wnFs
the sthers vsre rsridiv csrsed axsv ~ the
ee-netsrT n fIl nsr,ai sss --a~sS "a ~.
petitfsa q ssceSsarv CO prevent svpbus
wsica she chrsfe.sns Hsrv much fsar.
Wednesday tss dspos rsiief ccrnrf-t-.
we're approached sv a srsep - rfne chsl-
sgsa xastnS Hn<se &c. who Esrs uaGsr
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07
THREE BURNED TO DEATH.
Awful Result of a Fire in a Hotel at Stew
ems Point, wis.

STEVENS POINT Wis, June 6-The ST
James Hotel, located near the Wisconsin
Central depot, caught fire shortly after s
O'Clock "Wednesday evening and is total
loss, together with the entire contents, those
within having scVcely time 10 escape with
their lives At this WI ting the
night clerk, Charles Oatball, and two
OF the girls, Maggie Reilly and 4 Norwegian
girl known Us Nettie, are missing, and
there is but E0tle doubt that all three lost
their lives in the flames The two first
named were up on the second hOor when
the fire hroke out, and came down, but
went back 10 secure their wearing ap-
parel All who escaped saved moth
ing but what they had upon their per-
soas The FIRE is one OF the most serious
experienced in Stevens Point for years.
The depot and buildings adjacent TO the
hotel were saved by hard work number
Of travelling men lost their baggage and
samples The loss is fully SIS, ,Ooc, with an
insurance OF $4,000
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

Several Cbio,ro St Iouis and Cincinnati
,.ritaIists are r'rosnactfn,r in VIRGINIA
- Fira A. SarRorre Ia Tuesday dastroved
AZ houses Loss - 900. insurance 8 20
7r,, -r.,.-. co-ns 81. raEn-s ~ West
r,f-,. = s,s9 =, b. tba s.sst seen there in
- -
rh,-s., 49,. .,...,.bv rllir,is farrrcr
:, ,s~rs ia ~. s.r-enrs4 wednesday %
~, -. F., 80, -,,,,..s,-ia az, for reri7rv
o.. -. - 49,, e.-,,-,s .@-r,-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07
LOST FRANKIE.
where I Pound Him and What He Was
Doing.

Nv little brother Frankie is only three
years old, and funny things often happen 10
aim he once went with ne 10 spend The
summer with an uncle and aunt who lived
in the country, aud while there be wai very
much interested Ia chasiu Z tie young tur-
KEYS and chickens and the barn WAS q wOl-
der 10 him.
One day he lad been playing so The yard,
when suddenly he surprised me by saying
"Lallie, LalAe, here's tum turtles, civ ms
tam torn twitH'
did not want 70 az first, but Aunt Moliie
said
GIVE tie little fellow some corn. Alice,
he does not have much 10 sInuse him here
IL this lonely place, where there arc 10
children"
SO, taking him by the hand, we went into
the barn and got tic corn. j. amused him
greatly 70 hear tue turkeys say. 'OoDDle,
gobble, goDblc.'
what makes 'cm say catt" he asked,
''have they cot a iolc IN their frostss'
Ilaughea and SAID: - guess they are
gobblug about the corn you have for
them"
A few days after this ] was LEFT in charge
of the house and Frankie. whno Uncle sam
and Aunt M0llio went 70 the next farm.
had Just eaten my lunch and was preparing
20 put Frankie 20 sleep when ] suddenly
became aware that be was not with ne as
supposed SO ] went % search FOR him.
thinking. of course. cOsld fDd hin -
once. Al over the grounds Travelled, N
the barn and out. bu; 10 little boy o9uid
find. BY this tine BEGAN TO feel frIgai~
puet. Tor The Connecticut river bordered
tho farm on one side. while the railroad lay
On the other / few o4strsctedy Y about
calling loudly for FRANKIE; but j received
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07

rsrisfsns are not happy with their Fife
tower They recognize 10 A. monument oi
skill bat GsploTs its Hgiiness. ard regret
tbat the tine and money were not given C
something more picturesque and artistic
Navizstieu IN Chesapeake haT is badly
obErTu Ted bT toe immsnse queni ~ a iogs
snd lauter ard other drift maternal
tlrougb which TIE vessels can psss oily
after great delay ard VIII extreme care
The meeting held IN Bloo1ninglori Il.
Wednesday FOR tLs plrpose q organizing
state fzyrr srs alliance sfjosrrsd 70 meet
~ Urbzna on TIE tafrd Wednesday q sep
teHber TIE rsprsse ntstlon wss very sf-is- 4
An Cd church 81 Cshokia, Il. tnst Tas
bsit il l6s4 - cedar ioEs vss torn aoT ?
fsT DAYS aso 20 make wsv foT naors n oa-
en- iaildine Tasre were orl7 to cAaTenes
fu Arasrics-at 81 aagusti1s s8d santa re-
thst ~ere 1sr
e ? Eartr Etoa "a skcpt r construct -
FIfth svsnas cre 2 tbe kso5scn1est FrIvstf
rer6s1ces = AnsT.ca Hs hss iaFt T1r
csssea rs Fire witch r-8s from flftv-
sxth - Ft.tT sevslth street. fTom Robert
Eolasr's sons fQr tf1l ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07
cosrEIBUTroSs FLowrNs N.

PHHADELFHIA, Jgue The rivalry exist
hcg between tho various collectors IA this
city for tho JOAnstoWn sufferers las been
tie meaes ot swelling the amount cf tho
eash Subscriptions 70 about s550 90. while
sae donations OF food and other necessaries
are 80 numerous that some difficulty Is ex-
perisneed Ia handling them Thirly-ons
carloads IA ali have been Slapped, and it IS
though that tally - much Is aw alting ship
menL
HAzKIsEUEG, Pa, June & Governor
Beaver has received by check and draft
tl-5 I'D, and among the cities and towns
represented BY contributions are Glen
wood Springs. Col, Clay Center. Kan .
Columbia, Tenn Pueblo, Col; Chilhcothe.
o. Knoxville, Tenn. Newport. Ky; san
Francisco. Dayidsonville Sacramento, Los
Angeles. Cal and New Orleans. La
SEw YoRx, June 6-Dispatches from
various points outside Washington and
Philadelphia report tood subscriptions
during the day and night about sl20.-
90 The receipts OF cash AZ the mayors
Office Ia this city Wednesday aggregate
sI50 90 Besides this over sloo. 90 was
subscribed 20 other funds OF exchanges
and newspapers Tho Equitable Life has
sent $40 10 10 the Hood victims The com
mittee OF foreign tre-insurance companies
has telegraphed Governor Beaver. OF Penn
sylvania, that Messrs Drexel Morgan &
Co, Will honor his draft at sigh for <i0, 90
It's contribution.
liz - estimated that between $40 000 and
81, 900 has been raised in Washington
Los Angeles Cal has raised 81 900 The
citizens OF one village IN that State, VINO
had 81 900 subscribed for the fourth OF July.
have voted TO send IL 10 Johnstown and let
tho celebration go.
Up TO date contributions from Colorado
cities for the Johpstown food sufferers arc
as follows: Denver, $1,000; Leadville,
81, 500; Glinwood Springs, 500; Pueblo,
sl so; Colorado Springs, 81 ,0oo; Aspen,
800; Trinidad, ss0o
Ine amount subscribed in Chicago aggre-
gates about $4,000 Other Illinois cities
report the following amounts: Peoria,
l0i3, Gaiesburg, $1,000; Rockford, $1,000;
Tuscola, t5e, MaItoon, $3.50.
About s6, 600 has been raised IN Milwau-
kee, Wis
Dayton, O., has sent 81, ,oO0 and forty boxes
OF wearing apparel
The relief committee of Des Moines, Ia :,
has authorized the Johnstown relief com
mittee To draw on 1t for 81. 80. and more to
follow. Ottumwa has forwarded 81, 20 to
State Treasurer TwOInbly; Atlantic, $3.50;
Belle Plaine s53 y. Similar contributions
are coming in from all over the State.
Dubuque has raised 81, 600
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07
RESTORING ORDER.
l.1ttexs Assuming a Better shape
81 ICh1stC ~
TIE T0Ws UNDER AILHiRY RULE
yTsearssiszs E~lag A4ds fex kssailssnx
-AA AFs.y ~ Nsfsaasa Cls@<iAS
As.g tks " rsek- Z CsacElszesss.
49, Fs4si4. In



IoaSsToss Jaas 4 Five thsus4a1 msa
are 49, sagays1 "a TIA -ork q clearing
away assris aa1 ss4xCAIAs for ksciss
Tie Indications aTs thai .As est
mate er ~ 10 u Is % Iii cot =x-
essd Ia actual n1Eosr u lives l0ss
when a. Is kas~A l1s militia is -
loss<ssssa ~ Ia town and - approaches,
Aad - hLs1ex aa1 curiosity ss@zsrs "a
csoarrsd frsa. sacsxiag Good oTdsr pre-
ssslz Aaa tAs 1olze!sGs snG dssEIs1Is 4rs
tsl1z 4a<s4 tsf as amply a. 0ssfD.s.
zaas II sof<zasn have located The Cay
express s2ica. ga swept 4way a. Cone
SsnzA Tia rlias u TIA 14la lie
sDouE la feet nom The fourth but
rre.s frs1 4 tAe- we8tsra sad or t1s atone
bridge Parts sf tls p4xl0r cars have
tssa foanf Aa vel A. uacss az tae p4s-
sengsrs II q ssias a. that many lfsss we're
test ca this -rala, more than a. asst sup
Iesed Tia whole Eaia sGair - still =
uysssxY. a issst tie pssssa gers have not
- far bean foaad an1 located
CsntIscCax tlynn dsel4xes ls vii take
"a ,co nsa sAirty days u clear the zro4Dd
60 that Lha sgszts Sil 90 passahls ani the
woxk OF rebuilding coDlmsnced he says,
"A Aa a. ldss % sa9~ los las wos2 Is 70
Do d1ns. Tnis eassls.&sn sill ssoA dls ct
aac tae valsstesrs Nll w4at % retain asms
u N1.,% ta&s a.! saallasr tsE asy lzsn sloas 10
"a saat warn > aeees84ET 5.e4s must %
tsksa. ana a. cnce. 80 flrnish gags y. sor2-
ten. sat "a 1aosros sa4ll sea1 = cslnsniea-
toE = tLs Pltt55lr<h Chamber of Com-
neres asknz "a d.1srs2t Eanaf1starsrs
o. ths cAis ~aiisy ~ take turns Zoe = week er
90 IA Tara shtne Tslsfs ot soEansn. 1 sAa.l
ssk - az sacn esta ol. shmsnt s'op work Ter
wees az a Enns ard send Ell = a1a4s "A the mare
Of fsEemsn 4ad tlnle-KsS par. We VII board
snd ears tag she4 here. Thes- gags sAouid
cone FOR sssk a. a .uae. 4s 10 orEaniEation
ssn sc srsctsd II worGmsa arrive And !sags
when LAsy please"
The volnasesrs are cOing noble work
Nearly svsry town IA Western Pennsy.-
yania Ia represented by fTOn ten 20 100 men,
aud many towns Ia Ohio and New York
have also furnished quota Of Iaborers
These volunteers are working with " H.
bat before ths ead OF the week they Will
want TO return home Men who come here
all be paid two dollars day and boasd
TIE DAM WAS DEFECTIVE
The coroners Jury Wednesday proceeded
o. the south ferk ant investi gated the cause
of breakags OF the reservoir dam. Wit
nessss testified that slight breaks had ap-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07
SOME QUEER WILLS.
Extraordinary bssca asents tsssicd n~na
so..ik4 s.Eotlaa Court koosTas-

sos.Ik4 s.roiiaa Court Records.
Ia oNeriaUAug seuse Il the cid booEs Ia
the records II the probate coart Judge
Gleason has, according to the Charleston
News An4 Courier, come acruss some queer
documents. Here aro some % thems
A Elan, who las beeu dead - long that hs
shall be nalneless, was hanged iu Charleston
for murder. Re protested Lls lunoceEce 10
the last, ana the Cay before Els execution
made q selll leaving las personal property,
yalgoG al ss.} ia money, snc 3 silver watch
ana chain 10 lis relative. The last clause Il
the VII h IS follows;
As am 10 be hung tomorrow FOR the
murder g -, Of which crime ] am lLHo-
cent, and frmly believing thatl was found
guilty by . packed jury, l boqueata 10 tins
jury eternal damnation, and In order th4t
their names may be known 10 postcrlty
herein insert their names, --, foreman.
and eleven others. order aud direct that
ny e1e 1ecutor hereinafter named shall deliver
my BODY to the medical students 81 Cn.arles-
ton, :. c, aud they are requested - have
my bones properly cleaned, my skeleton
properly mounted 80 that II wll pass
down - q proof of the bribery and cOrrup-
il0n used il The conviction of al innocent
man
Another man, long since deceased. and
who Was evidently wealthy trenchmai',
after oispos.ng q his estate, provlees foT Al
errlng daughter a. follows:
at l. 10 me a great cause 81 modification
and regret 10 mention the name cf Cloulde.
my daughter. now twenty three years old.
To protect TINS instrument / Dequeath 10
her one barleyoorn. pray she viii repent
and prepare FOR the Lord 5 forgiveness
Another man, who was WlaoWer, and
had an only daughter who seems 10 have
been the cause of much trouble % her
father, cisposos Of his estate and gives 10
hs daughter My blood horse jim, feeling
satisfied that II she viii either ride or drive
him IL is likely she viii be brought home q
corpse IL which satisfactory event then let
the horse DC sold and the proceeds gwen 10
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07

peared Ia the dam several times in pas.
years but had each time been
elumsilY. repsirsd with straw. sticks
aud rubbish Tia general impression Is
that. 0e Jury will declare that the Pitts
borxh F.shibg Club that owned tho rsseS-
ssir vas guily Of gross negligence. In
ehss event. Nanny suits for damages against
thls sailuSaalra club viii doubtless foIlow.
aexoREDs sAorHknED.
Ioaxsrovs. Pa June e--The investiga-
Gons have brought 20 light another hor-
sisls sffuS in connection with the Johns
tovn 9alsastsr Many OF the people in
Johhstown rnuss have been smsthered to
esafA and rrddy others must have died of
starvation. The posit.ons IN which some
oS the bodies were found show that they
were not dto~ned. and there are no evi-
csnsss 81 crdsairig
OVER. s.Voa BODIES RECOVERED.
yoHSsfaes Pa, June Two hundred
and fayry-six more bodies were found
wedne day. o, which the majority have
tsen iisetfsed This swells the list TO 5, ,l13
bodIes
pNfrNsSIk GAMING GRo1SD-
house-to-hoase canvass was ordered by
the sAnieazy authorities and its reveia-
sions a. Far as is went were startling IN
s1o "a 1A-4o - " - t'--ti~ e~'~ 'S-s- "'A'1
even, six families were being crowded into
s1nSle house. and as high as ftty slept in
one room that the doors and windows
were left closed 70 shut out the stencil and
tha danpness and that "a a result pn-u-
rnonia was gaining an alarming foOthOid
Mr ? " earringtsn OF tao United States
Marine Hospital estimates that there are ss
least n hundred weu-deined cases Of the
diseass ia Johnstown today. He ascribes
fts growing prevalence % crowded rooms.
damp cellars and exposure. The cold driz-
sic that ssu interuilngly today adds 20
she gravity OF the situation In all
cases where families were found huddled
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07

y fs Reported that tns B1Hsrtfus
brews~v n Newark = 7 hes been TuT-
CHASED y ths Enfist syncinste fol ;, ~
6rtFs1leT General Drum v1o has fuf
bsen : so~t on ths r.tred iist 10 or isvf1
= - fas tyst pTivst~ solder who svsT 50
fsfne5 t5e Y1ns q Brigsf sr-9ens1sl in to
fegglsF AMY q the Jnftss s1sass
RE FanD iron Cor. psrT. OT-eratins .
Cambria rca = stesl Torks 81 SoilDsts7sn
"a. which were Fv-spt avsT - tlis fooa
hss oT5ere1 ere sffrra srts oisoentir af'a
frou ths Ncr~sr. Enicsn Nest falca1
snG ether u.lass 81 EorTsy Nleh
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07

BRUssELs. June 6-The town of Mons.
Belgium, is excited over the murder Of the
Marchioness de Chasteier. an aged lady OF
noble family, who was found slain In her
bed She had been shot through
the heart The bullet was fred through
the bedroom window. The assassin Is sup
posed 10 be some farmer tenant of the
Marchioness who had become enraged be
cause his request for a reduction OF rent
had been refuEed
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07
Prohibition In Nebraska

LINCOLN. Seb. June 6 The pon-psrtissn
Prohibition convention called by men Of al
parties 10 AID The cause q prohibition In
Nebraska assembled in this city hednes-
dsy afternoon The attendance was about
49,. comprising come Of the most ETofDi-
nent men of the state. state league
similar 20 those OF Iowa and Kansss was
formed with 9 a Atkinson, 81 Lincoln. 81
president Al executive committee - III
teen wss appointed and Arrangement have
been made 70 organize Leagues Ia every
r.r.r-hv
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07
Amending the Michigan Libel Law.

LANSING. Mich. June The House on
Wednesday passed the bin declaring that
neither express. actual or legal malice
shall be presumed in actions for libel. and
unless such malice is shown no damages
shall be awarded the plaintiff Tho bin also
forbids lswyeTs from speculating in hbel
suits or taling such cases on shares
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07

New YORK, JuneG-The sun says that Mr.
a Swan Brown, a merchant well known in
the dry-goods trade, has gone TO London to
attempt TO arrange syndicate for the pur-
chase OF the leading retail dry goods stores
OF New York and other leading American
cities The plan is similar To that on which
the breHeries are Leins. consolidate
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07

CsnAK harms la Jane c 6-Deieg 2tes 4
the Iowa SSzls Sunday SCHOOL convention
lsio leIs "Wednesday adopted resolutions
declaring that TIE STATE Prohibition la
is ~ 81 eGfoToed ~ ans other crlnain.-
law RAd tA&g statements & I1e cont ~
are the ~oFk 81 sGe lIgaor interest aaa Ia
tsnasa - preJVdloe tae psopis ~ other
AsArns
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07

NV ToRK June 9 Joseph II Cboste. -
counsel for TIE contestants ia Tbs Ssewart
VIII case. announces that the case is likely
20 be set Il eut q court Tie terms q
The settlement can only De c0nisctsred. lui
there is geusTal impression that Judge
Hilton has made sBhstantihl concessions 70
the contestants
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07

NEw YORK, June Ga lawyer has been
engaged 10 argue an appeal in the case OF
william kemmler, the murderer sentenced
to die by electricity Thomas A Edison
and others ara TO be summoned as experts
IN regard to the manner of punishment to
which Kemmler has been condemned
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07
40 Aged Priest ParsIyred.

Curcsao. June 6 -A<spatch from Oma-
ha convovs the information that Father
Arnold Damon. formerly well known in
Chicago. bad been stricken with paralysis
aud owing 20 his extreme age Is years. 1t
is feared LAT lie can not recover
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07

sax fEANcIsoo. june IA Japanese
paper ssys !. has leea aeeiaoa e. roclpEo-
cSte tie action u tAe United STATES IL 10.
turning e. 81. 0la " the SninaonoseA IA.
eemuity by purchasing iron Amersos tie
iron WORK and ether materials foq uiTsa "a
ths conxlructiosl u 4 hssgbOI al Toxic.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07
Three More Dra w.

CHICAGO. June 6.-In the Barker-Reed
checker contest three games were played
on Wednesday. each resulting in a draw
The openings were Bristol" Fife
and Glasgow" The score now stands:
Reed. /; Barker. 0; draws. :, with forty-two
games yet 10 be played
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07

OM.Ha. Neb June r. The Bank % Omaha
closed its doors Wednesday The liabilities
ags between So Ca and s73oo The fail
are is attributed 70 bad loans snG mismsB-
sEaEenA
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07
sixty Bulldogs Burnes.

JAczsoS7TILE. Fla, June 6. - Early
Wednesday morning fire destroyed about
sixty wooden buildings, for the most part
occupied by colorsd people The loss is
estimated at 800, coo. The insurance is
Hrht
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07
SITTING BULL DYING.
Pneumonia Has the willy old siou1 Chief
In Its Grasp.

ROSEBUD Aorxcy, D. r, June Sitting
Bull. the grest Sioux war-chief. is dying OF
pneumonia az Standing Rock His death Is
InomsntaTily expected. and the Indians
gathered here upward Of 3 oc0 IN all, are wild
With excitement The news OF Sitting Bulls
dangerous illness was broGght L~,e by
courier from Standing Rock. and announced
az se-re. council of the chiefs and head
men In nrccress ~ Swift Besrs camp.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07

ITScoIv Neb June The stsfe super
iutsnasnt has compiled TIE retur~ q tn
enumeration - me sch0oi pcpu.HtloH - t-ss
STATE which gives tctsl q 5lesIi, ~ q
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Ks-Gov ernor sh her,nan Not a Candidate.

Sioux CITY, Ia, June 6.-Ex-Governor
Buren, r sherman denies enphatically the
widely published report that he Is seeking
the nomination as Governor this fail He
says that under no circumstances will be al
low his name 70 go before the convention
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07

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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-07
A Forxer sentenced.

HARrroRD. Conn. June "Wednesday
Charles r Woodruff Of New Britain,
pleaded guilty 20 forging notes amounting
70 SO. Coz. and WAS sentenced 70 four years
md Elk mon ths ia tho state prison.