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This is r.adness," declared the young
hunter. "To quarrel thus on account Of 9
girl Must the softer sex always bring
woei Igave you credit for better sense
Captain Starbright."
"But thatyoun mudsill assaulted me like
O coward"
"He made thc first assaultr
"He did"
"Over Miss Penroyi"
"He has pretended TO have some clam on
her"
"And you make the same pretention," /"
Fingalintcrrupted, with peculiar twinkle
Of the eye.
at seems % be foolish quarrel at best
You will do well To take my advice and give
up thoughts Of winning the girl"
sand leave her 10 that mudsill-neverp ~
cried tho Captain, still hot and foolish from
his recent encounter. ~ have sworn 10
make Grace Pcnroy my wife, and no greasy
mechanic shall stand In the way"
"Perhaps not, but there may bc gentle
man who viii win the prize in spite OF you
BOTH
"How is thg:r'
al Ibelieve that Miss Penroy has become
thoroughly disguised with both you and
Austin Wentword, in which case / am just
conceited enough 10 imagine that stand
the best show" and young Fingal smote
his breast with his clenched hand, and
Strengthened his form until he looked the
picture OF a young Prince Of the blood
Captain Starbright regarded the youth in
astonishmcnt He seemed 10 realize for
the first time that Louis Flngal was dan
gerously haudsome.
"ln faith, yOungster, should hate 10 be-
lievo that ono so tender had entered the
lists against me-" rotorted the Captain,
forcing u laugh.
"You may find me tougher than you
imagine" declared Fingal, solemnly.
"You handed me a note few days since,
on tho occasion OF our first meeting. Was
1t OF your oompositionp
The Captain regarded Fingal keenly as he
put the question. His gaze had not the ef-
feet inieadcl Tho young hunter was not
the least Disconnected.
II shall make no denials, august Captain"
answered Fingal. stroking his mustache
With grave look.
II am then TO understand that you mean
TO interfere with my plansT
understand any thing you please, my
dear Captain"
"Confound youp muttered Starbright,
angered ut the cool impudence Of the young
hunter. ~ warn you 10 keep away from
this vicinity and leave me 10 myself, or you
may rue your impertinence in the time 10
come. You understandp
Certainly"
"And you will heed the warningp
Certainty"
lam glad TO find you sensible"
always THAI, Captain Starbright," as
sured the young hunter. "Fair means you
will be permitted 10 use in suit for Miss
Penroy's hand, but when you step beyond
that look TO yourself The eagle will see that
the hawk harms not the pretty dove"
Then, bowing low, Fingal turned and
darted away with the feetness Of deer.
Captain Starbright stared after him in rage
and astonishmeut
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03

She must needs return now, since there
could be no object in continuing on TO Stone
field withou Grace Penroy's letter.
"How could have lost itl"
This was the burden Of the young girls
thoughts rs she rode slowly on tho return.
Eagerly securing the ground until darkness
fell Lura rode, and then she drew rein with
low exclamation Of impatience and cha
grin.
II don't suppose the lettcr amounts to
much after all Grace cnn write another,
and there ore other days TO come in which
1t can be delivered, but 1t is provoking after
ALL / wonder II old Mother CABRERA had a
hand In the mischief I'll Interview the
lady when again strike her mansion"
Then, uttoring a seemingly merry laugh,
which had in II ring Of defiance for the
fates, the maiden touched Romeo with her
whip and was once more borne on her way.
lnnumerable stars came out and dotted
heavens blue orb. The threatened storm
did not come, aud when Lura found herself
once moro In the vicinity Of the fortune
teller's cabin she began to breathe easier.
The trail she was following ran along near
the edge Of deep gulch, which assured The
girl that she could not be far from Mother
Cabera's cabin. .t.,a.
Suddenly Romeo came TO stand In vain
did Lura urge, he refused TO move another
step, and soon began TO snort with fear.
"Something is wrong, surely. never
knew Romeo to act so strangely before"
Peering forward Lura gave utterance tc
sudden, startled cry. A human hand had
grasped her bride rein, and pair Of gilt
tering eyes peered up into her face.
For the moment the girl was paralyzed
with dreadful fear.
"Miss, you'll have TO get of the hoss"
Quickly Lura raised her riding-whip and
dealt the speaker blow in the face with
all her strength, at the same time speaking
10 her horse.
With mad crythe man reelcd back He
clung TO the rein, however, and as tho horse
forged ahead dragging him forward
another hand grasped the arm Of Lura and
snatched her from the saddle.
"Never mind the boss, Bill, I've got the
gal"
And then Lura heard Romeo tearing
swiftly down the bride path while she was
left struggling in the arms OF man.
"Release me. villain"
Then Lura was not permitted to speak
further. A broad palm was pressed over
her lips, and strong arms lifted her from
her feet. Struggle as she would, escape
was impossible.
"Jest keep quietr' hissed voice in her
car "Mebbo you'll fare better II you qui,
your tantrums"
"Don't bother with tho she cat" said q
voice. Here's the place to dump the crit
ter, and no questions asked. TIN be an 40
cdent and the Cap'n will doc over the cash
when he hears ont"
"Ayel that he will. Sure we've got the
right onel"
"In course 1 be. Didn't Name tell who
she vast"
"True for ye, Bill. Now lend hand"
The helpless girl, unable TO cry outcr
help herself In the least, was lifted high IN
air and held a moment suspended. The
next came the swish OF falling body; two
faces peered over dark precipice into
black depths.
A dull sickening hud, then all was stili
save the moan of the wind through the
trees. After brief minute the two rufians
turned from the spot and hurried away In
the darkness.
fro DE CONTINUED
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HIS Monthly shopping.


Farmer-HOw many yards o. that truck
will II take ter make ther olo woman or
dressi
Clerk-About twelve, / should say.
At three cents or yard 1t comes TOR
thirty-six cents. reckon twelye's CT leetlc
MORN she'll need. Just cut on six yards.
Times is mighty close an we hev ter be er
leetlo savin'.b
"Any buttons or thrcadp
"No, reckon not Shs Kin scratch up
ernuff o. them at home. Craps want exiry
this yer and we KANT erford ter food no
money erway."
"Is there any thing elsei"
al guess yer mhy wrap up or quarters
wuth or sugar an or dollars wuth or chaw-
In terbacker Pears like or sin ter fool
erway money fer sugar, butther ole woman
thinks she kaint live thoutin II, an ther
habit o. usih' ips got sech Or holt On 'er
that she gifts erway with or quarters wuth
ever month. Say, mebby you'd bctter put
up two dollars wuth o. that terbacker, for I
cayn't tell Of IN be down here ergiu Ter or
mouth, and want plenty Ter do me. Time.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03

armer-How many yards o. that truck
! 1t take ter make ther olo woman or
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03
CHAPTER TX

Itwas ten miles TO Btonehald. through q
comparatively unsettled country. aslsg t,
During her two weeks soiourn Of Lone
Hollow Lura joyce had been twice over
the road oh the back OF her own ahifnal, q
feet black gelding she WIS pleased 70 call
Romeo.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03

The word "boodio,, is thought 70 be do
rived from the English word .battel,'' a
bunch or q bundie Of straw. The WORD is hi
common use h the Eastern fJta,es IN tha
sehse Of the whole lot, a. athe boodie Of
theih,y and from this usage has got ID
mean tho whole pile or amount Of mans
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-03
LONE HOLLOW,

Or, Tie Peril Of the POnTOyS.
A Thrilling and Romantic Story
OF Love and Adventure.
by JAMES ~. MERRILL, AUTHOR OF BOGUS
BiIl." FISHER JOE" AND
OTHER STORIES
tCcpWigh f,aS, BY The A. " kelloJ0 Nslrs-
pdpsr CompdnHl
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
ELECTRIC FLASHES

T-as C1ucinaAn CkAmesT ~ osnnneses
paes1ss s.selod A.. Lss a t1soks Pfs-a-
1suk
T2s req alaz quarterly dividend 81 % pea
ssnE ~2s declared Iassasy ~ he sAE~S
Trust uaEDSeSfa
1le F0lss National Alliance ~tict las .
zas Ia s<rsa p - Ebsut a. -. Is - ceHfsA-
Eo& IA b4nAle, \ J.
some ~ g~ssss are IN sftsRaAnes 81 the
sonyeDt-on ~ tAs Mississippi ksS.o@A 40
soclAglon al Lss7ssllis. Ind
~ b1nisl Mclean hAs teen appointed
Provincial Secretary fof k9uitohs Vice
hoa ~ freaeergass fsslgned
"a p9lile@l spseca Aon9sy al Wood
sock "a "a senator ElodloDeTXcr cams
Cat FOR tAs Democratic STAKE Elcket
Al the ksronSl I.iephons oousentios
held a. NiuEsapo-l ca tuesday - SAL
gent of bIooklyn. Wa elected PRESIDENT
AL RE nl2cAlnist- cf The IEiJs1 states
are 10 form National union fol the m1tusl
pio-scclo1 ~ la members "a 4lrsI tie en-
YloyeTa
He Grand Lodge Of Illnols ! @ s. a..
opened Us thlFGy sixth annual session a.
hIreztsr Iuesc4y morning. Some 80 dele
gates are present
Al a msetiag OF the creditors of A
4 BEtchsller Co. o. Boston. Tuesday =
statement vas made by TIE trustees chow
Ing total liatihnes O. 40 .ao. and tot2i Es-
kets 8 ZSs 34
The Bark River Stone Company, doing .
general merchandise business st BARK
River Mich. assigned Tuesday for the
benefit of It's creditors Liabilities. - 500
assets The same
George Schroeder Co. commission
merchants Of Omsha Neb, and kcCHus-
bridge Schroeder Co, OF Fremont, Ae6 =.
are reported 10 have failed Their entire
assets are mortgsged Tor 80 60
The Iron Belt iron mine. near Hurley,
Wis. owned by The Standard Oh Company,
was closed tuesday, throwing over 2co men
out OF employment The ere mined this
40 ason remains unsold on tho docks al
Cleveland
There IL a great rush for home on the
part OF American tourists. Some 30 OF
them couldn't get bcrths On Saturday. and
had 10 wait over in London, Liverpool and
Glasgow Inc big London strike has tied
up the Wilson steamers
The wedding OF Emmons Blaine and
Miss Mccormick, daughter OF the late
Cyrus Mccormick. at Richheld Springs Sep
tember % Will take place al noon IN the
Presbyterian church, where Or. s y Y.
Holmes will otnciste, assisted by the tamil y
minister from Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
DOLLARS, N0T PITY.
gh&t = Waat John Bar1s Says
London strikers Want
TOREIsC-HEy II AMERICA SCORED.
IAs Biztkerskits Ls4asr snseEs a. faeir
krSkssk~siSas " sy1ap4tAy 49, is H.
@xossa - tks loldss Nsss-
papers



L0sDoS sept I-Ths second comgro-
Ialss saszittsa - tss sE-LssIs Tor their
consL1sralea IA met tie t2-s u lns nrst
Az a2s Been rejected l--s sss - tsss4
Iazcs by Cardinal Naming Oh Is or IA
ialglas-ve zad one which ha1 not recslsei
the approval ~ ths olaer nsd-ztors. nor e
tae dock directors 10 provided fcr th9
iullsai4Ie resumption O WerE ~ Tie
strikers aud tAs concession ot tLs "a.
creased pay demanded TO tsts from no
vemeer Nj Burns tod Cardinal Kan
ming that The temper = Ihs msn zs sac1
that IL ..oald 10 futile u 4Ige It's A0yeIA-
her eompromise
Addressing = ssc0ut meeting of strikers
Tuesday III Barns an assal Cd American
N-orkgasn for thsu failure 10 contribute
inoneyln sid OF tie strikers "Nilh al ths-r
boasung and bluriRg he sa.d, they have
given nothing II ever the deck men Wese
IA a position 10 c0nsrzrul2so themselves
it Is nov, FOR 40 less than 5000 as re-
ceiVsd on Monday a-ons. but 'aary sred
cent came from America A. for their
sympathy would say To the dogs with
your pity, Give Us yOur bob
Some OF the newspapers mildly teproye
Burma, the strike leader Tor hls TRADE
against American organized workmen, and
gently point Gu. 10 aim that Ia al the
great strikes which have taken piacs IN
America within the past year Il tho English
trades unions contributed any heartfelt ~ m
patty ~ their cousins across the water II ' a.
al they did contribute. Cash has never
been 50 universally medium or exchange
IA sympathy between organized indDssry
in Ing land and America. and II Is hardly
Tair Tor Mr. Burns 70 alter the accepted
currency without some notice beforehand
ks matter OF fact, under similar circum-
stances. England hes never sent penny 70
American strikers
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
BACkSORREL'S PLEA
History Repeating Iissp So the shsdow
Bunker BILL

Bunker B4lL
"Listen TO me, Maud
The voice or the young man trembled with
the intensity Of his pass.oa-
From my home in the shadow of Bunker
Bnl monument ] have core 70 plead zsta
you, Maud. have tskra q solemn VOW n al
/ will neither eat, or---that Will neither
eat nor sleep, ! mean he continued. ''tAl
this, the most momentous questioD q ny
whole life, IS settled orce for sll'
The glorious dark eyes Of the proud Mon
umental City girl sank beneath bis burning
gaze. Her cheek F.owed with ~ unvonte1
flush, and she tapped the carpet ir-esolu;o-
" with her foot 6he was not 20 be won
without struggle. but her heart pleaded
for the youth before her.
Mr.. Backsorrel." she said, "are there
not differences Of Temperament Irreoon-
cilsble prejudices relating % locality, pride
Of ancestry. civic loyalty and"
"An these, Maud" be protested, vehe-
ncnuy, are mere straws that float OF the
surface but are powericss 10 stay the prog.
ress Of the irropressiAle passion that
sweeps ne on, and that VIII bear you. TOO,
on IL. bosom, my proud beauty. in spite Of
the influence that--"
Have care. Hr. BacksorreifT OF.
claimed the inperious maiden. her eyes
flashing. "Thc Cd Boston ideas Ct coercion
arc
Are disissteful n 'hc pstrician intoler.
ance and Majestic selfhO0a Il Balumore's
biue bioooed nobility. ] know A.. MAUD
b1t love sweeps away al barriers. levels
81 racks, obntc-atcs al local laudrarsss
81 changes ;ne face n nature Itself
The maiden shook Ter head and sgheo
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
1.-THE RIPPeR's" VICTIM.
An Inquest Held-No Ciew to the Per
petrators OF tho Rutche-Y ronnd.

An Inquest Held-No Ciew to the Per
petrators Of tho Butche-y rouRd.
LONDON. Sept ll.-An inquest was held
on the body OF the woman found IN
Backchurch lane, Nhitechapel Nothing
was elicited that would lead TO the identi-
ficatiOn OF the corpse. 4 list OF the unfort-
unate women reported missing during
the last fortnight was produced by the pO-
lice, but IL could not be aEcortainsd that
the subject Of the inquest was one OF them
Not shadow OF a clew 10 the perpetrators
OF tho butchery has been discovered AZ
hitherto, the detectives are at s.and-stil
and know not whore to hunt except in
the immediate yiciaity OF the place where
the body was found People are indignant
that another crime of the Whitechapci type
should have been committed and the per
petrator havs escaped Tho Inhabitants Of
the east end propose 70 hold meeting tc
express their opinion on the subject
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12

CHICAGO. Sept H. Aidermanic elections
were held Tuesday ia the wards composed
OF the territory annexed 70 the city OF Chi
cagO last jane. There are ten e these new
wards, each one Getting Two aldermen.
These aldermen viii hold once until next
April only. when their Successors
Will be chosen Ten Republicans and nine
Democrats were chosen, the result IN tie
Twenty-eighth ward being tie The po-
litical complexion CT the City Council will
not be changed The Republicans now
have twenty-five and the Democrats TWEEN
sy-throe aldermen
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
TROUBLE m THE CHURCH.
United Brethren in Ohio Who DO Not
Dwell in Unity.

HuENA. O.. Sept IL Bishop Becker.
Bishop Wright, Revs. Burket Dillon and
French with a large number Of lay dele
gates. who were recently expelled from
the United Brethren conference for an
tagonisn TO secret societies, just closed a
five days session IN this village Their
business meetings were held in = school
house, being denied the church, and, while
secret, enough has leaked out TO warrant
the statement that they have compile led ar-
rRngemeats to take tho matter into the
courts TO regain possession OF the church
property and the Dayton Publishing House
one OF the largest concerns OF tae kind
In the country.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12

TFTCtoo sf1f n
C4T71s MARKET fsrlT srtrs OF los.f
a-1 shipping account snc prees 'svo-.s fur-
srs @urtators rzrF-f A. = 7ea< g f1r
s-os o. chcfee a. prirr Stesrs o. 1D1s7e fsr
rrr rrcr - Fo.r - - s1 a. = f~F turft.-sr
asse-s - - 81 50 foy sfocksrs = s1as - f.-
TeTsrs e. - q 81 ~ Wsstsrrs = sg01 e ~
7-sef-rs 8 soa r ~ C-vs. 80 ? soas -
for r'e- - rrfrss StosF and rsfrs
Hoss Ns-xst rcfsrste'r sew. go f.st
fre sssr Prices 81 iae i-v--. @s3-s -snT-1 .,
- soat e far aTht SSa27f feF roneR pax
~ = EdAE for r. Tel s1c 81 srN.< q fsr
fez~r rsrs e. Al a. r. - eta
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
ANTweRP'S DISASTER.
Corvilain's Defense Against tho Chn-Zo
OF Homicide by mPrudeEce-T The i.elie
Fund Growing.

ANTWERP, sept In Corvilain, the
proprietor OF tho cartridge factory. is
charged with homicide by imprudence.
His defense Is that tho Gro originated II
the petroleum sheds and caused tho ex-
plosion 70 the cartridge factory
Large subscriptions 20 the relief fund
have been received King Leopold heads
the hss with 200 francs Relief fstes and
performances have been given in Brussels.
Paris and Berlin
Estimates or me loss bT the recent FIRE
range from - o.. CO.. 20 o. 0o0 90 francs
No public building was injured The trs
stu sulolders over a large area. which is
surr0 lndsd By a Gordon of tr0ons The
firemen are working nieI- and dav pouring
floods o. water upon tie ruins Ten per.
sons no veltured TOO near The ruias have
M s+ with accidents. due 20 ths occRsI oaal
explosion Of cartridges
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12

WISNP1G. Man, Sept IA talo Of SUI
fering IN the far North Is told by Rev = II
Black, Church OF England missionary.
near Fort simpson, who has jast arrived
here. Last winter was hard one for the
Indians, owing to the absence OF reindeer
and the impOssibilisy OF hunting the moose
successfully in the absence OF snow. Ten
persons starved TO death at Fort Nrigley.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
THE MARKETS


CHICAGO, Sept r.
FLOUR Quiet and unchanged Spring
patents. $50; Straights, Hoo ez.25; Bakers.
81 % ga5o; Winter patents, tLOo; Clears ~ Is
G250.
WREAT-Market fairly active and stronre,
or the Government crop report. which indi-
Gates a 4s30co. 900 bushel crop September,
s6ss oet1c. October, TsNaT7isc; December
- 17sxc. May. s2Ads2ssc.
CoRS-Moderztely active and frrn- No. z
s3lsG33Ac, No. yellow. ssAg53ao; No. 3
ssl.c: No. 3 Yellow. So, 1sassc. September,
83sGssao' ocsoOer, sS5I~S~s<o' May. ga
e5ac
OATs-Quiet and steady No cash. 1914
2l9'sc; September. IsAc; October, ls.4
Isac. May, 23is tk28ac Sample lots in ia8r
supply and frnar. 10. 8 I72lsHc: no 8
White. 3oG22 &c No. :, Iqs s o0'sc No. White.
- l23c
RyE-steady and unchanged No cash.
IN store Hssc: September delivery. Hnc:
October 42c. Samples. ssasso for No. 3 sbd
q &c FOR 20.
EArIEY-steady for choice ard easy FOR
thin barley. No. (, low grace 20 coed. 2Ost
s5c No. Z gooc 70 choice. soaAc. and 30. =
g. 1Gsc. September c5c.
MISS PoBK-TrsdinF moderately active ard
pr ces regular. Prices ranged 50 .o00ii IS
for cash si9.s5 aii.oo FOR October. and O. o2i -
907is for yanusry.
LaHD-Trsfing active and prices easier
osotatoas RANGE al S.s0Qss5 Tor cssn
f5 ~ .Ehc1 for Sepfen Der. ss.s5a5 g., y
Octoosr. aud q. - s575 for January.
Br7TEn-Cfoamery. eaeoc, Dairy. ssaisos
Pack stccx ti4esc.
EGss-Fres5, i5zeiso, Seconds 800 PER
case
PorrTRy-T.iv. chickens sdI0, per = !.
1--we TurzeTs. 81 i10isc per = 1--we Ducks
sSH'sc per =, I've Geese. Eo1s5.o0 gsr
dozeu.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
FIGHTING HIS WAY.
Stanley yictorions on His March Through
Hostile Countries.

BRUSSELS, Sept II. - The Movement
Geogr applique states that Henry M
Stanley is marching toward Mombassa
after hghtning his way through the hostile
country of the Umioro and Uganda tribes
and cOnquering the natives lie has, th,
paper says. established tho authority Of
the British East Africa Company over the
country from tae Upper Nile 10 tas east
coast The paper declares that i. Is doubt
ful II Emin Pasha, to whose relief The
Stanley expedition was originally seat, is
accompanying stanley 70 tAe coast
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
on rnE vgRag Or Huln.

Bert s4s~. kAte&alss AsaLers - N ool-
- Ssois at Frosi1eze<. Z. - Asses
50 AsaEa
BosrQs. sept z a spec-Al @ TIE He--
s.1 frel4 fIestos1ee 4 I szys he o-a-
es- 1ru ~ wo9-el Eoe1s ceA.s1s ~ l1ls
.secloa. b-rs s sase sEs 1n44e---ly sls-
baFrzsss4 Ao-ss "a. g. protsxI MsLd@y
ana Is kza1st trvsls announce tAzI fhs
nru wl- i--ss a. 94Iy y asslRn1aent TIE
Ezgllles are esk-lzse1 - IL about silN. E.
toe. zsse-s uEkI9Nn Tie cause ~ tLs
tsihIs = said - 0ae q the 1If1 % ne =
geaera. l44z @ confidence ia l1e wco-e2
tIaae zng So col-eeI-ea2
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12

CHICAGO, Sept ll-Judge Mcconnell.
presiding at the Cronin murder trial. has
ruled that the prosecution must. within
three days, give the defense an oppor-
tunity 10 have the blood stained speci-
mems taken from the Carlson cottage ex-
amined by experts No jurors have yet
heau ohfafnad
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12

p.rlev hssr INST NJ koesrtfsi
h.s --eserte5 won VIII twins. solomon
NJ Hosenfhsl-' -. it vas fsor
tvir hcrs o. ~ lar
bag sy-"N ass - oUits sr sJpenss.
-
" Noserfhsl-f'Y "a. brf 1erf vors
roos tirr f-ougft - rs sans Ei.f-
fovrsph w 6o 90 litfis fFsv - Attis
saEef. Sev lacr s. rneoeh Allie.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12

PuLADEIPHIA. scpt lL-Hr Albert r.
Love. Of this city. president OF the Univer-
sal Peace Union in America. has sent to the
Chinese y MISTER at Washington a resolu-
ton passed bT ths Peace Unions mass con
ventlon denosncing the anti-C C.iDese laws
and calling on al true Americans to de-
Inaud their repeal
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
An Old Man Robbed.

LoUDoN. n. Il, Sept ll.-Near here on
Tuesday Joel $ Ordway, aged 50 yeare. vas
robbed OF So 800 by two confidence men 1T
the point OF revolver Ordway had .Iawn
the money from bank 70 show that he was
able TO support his title 70 his farm, whion
he wanted 20 sell, and for the purchase OF
which one Of the swindlers pretended to be
-yotiating
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
Kossnth to Lie Driren fron. Itnlr.

PARIS. Sept IA dispatch 10 the Sofr
from Rome says: II is reported that the
Italian Government viii expei kossuth
from Italy on a demand from Germany,
because in an address to Eungaians ne
protested against Premier Iiszars TRADE
aCainst France >
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12

PARrs. sept lit IA now definitely de-
cided that the exposition will not remain
open beyond tAe time originally set In
response 20 public appeals from many
quarters for the pOstponemsnt Of the time
for closing. The directors announce that
ths exposition must close October 81.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
Rcd Men In Council al baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Sept 1.-THE great
council OF the United States OF the In
proved Order of Red Men began its forty
NTH annual session here 1Ue.day At Red
Mems Hall More than 200 delegates were
present who represent total member
ship Of 10000. The secretury's report
shows an increase in membership during
the year of 10 $50
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12

HsxcN7 Trr. n r. Sept - Thomas
Howard md John Henscv shot sod killed
William Davis A. ch1rch uear here sunday.
Services were FL progress. but Davis was IN
the vsrd when Howard came mp sne with
ont = word shot him throu7h TIE chest
DAVIS staggered into the church and died IN
bis mothers arms
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12

ALBANy, y. y. Sept lin the Hotel
Handicap stesplechase Tuesday the
famous horse BoIrke Cochran fell at the
water jump, breaking both fore legs below
the knee. and had TO be shot. thus ending
the career Of what was once the Lest
steep.echaser IN toe country.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
Another EnEII.h srndIcnte Grab.

NEW YORK, Sept IA rumor has been
prevalent for several days that the Rem
ington Paper Company, whose mills are at
Watertown, y. Y. had sold it's plant and
business TO an English syndicate for .l,-
S9O, 900
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12

PARIS Sept ll-Ira Paine. the celebrated
American marksman, unequaled with shot
gun, rife, pistol or revolver diod Tuesday
morning AZ the Hotel Gu Bresal in thu Rue
Bermere. IL was taken i'll Saturday even
ing with strsng slation OF the bowels ans
expired after forty-two hours Of intense
nuferiuP