davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-15
Rem.rkasl. Contents Of . Bureaa Dv.~s'

fsm2rkabts sSuf<ufs OF . 0es"~~ -
Mr.. jams O'Brieo. Jr.. e<zDs N from ~
Ridge aud wa caught IN tDe rasn. brig
pretty wei sockes wss1 lie arrfTsd a. es
livery stable lis e, O3cs rocssSsd 70 Is
room for tie purpo4s Of changing hs con
ting. After sssccEinz 81 nscr<<sy sys<zsen,
vita tie spc~p.so7 ef pair a so-c<s- -
Pulled open tie t>Dttos5 drs-eF Of ses e1ss.1.
eru~ce.nz 20 I'D TIN tsere. bat - ~
srsa. ssronas1za-at, On oTeri7y bon 70
which h. usually kspt his ss. - fns,a
eoss-d taervsz EEsss shos- tS~1ry<sr
frch~- hing Ji1.. ID eY~asrg tss eor,
touched TIE s-saxe Via h.s e&zs1. AID ~>s -
frightened. Eel b&1<vH-1. k1ssxlSE 0Tsr
sha.rs sna szsyysAisg ssoTass@, snd rii4
farce tzcsva-d nosoS-xxE1ss ~zs sSssly
shrou-h twe 6o1ss s16 cat q hA-zas szy.
One q, sse sl-s< sssz silSs6 lss ssAxs. snt
y.sa sxa4a e@serea t1s FOE. h1s cold cO<
he i..ss.esz 20 torscA sTez TO he<1 a Ia
e,~...rr.sas pa, 30 raT-ssTf "a bo~ t@3
u make a-d - var MO - drawer Asa
into tie box t-AtlAass Cz.xss-<...-ea-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-15
EMBEzzLER DEvoL CAPTURED.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. I4-Henry P.
Devol, who is wanted at Topeka, Kan, for
an alleged embezzlement of $1,000, was
arrested here this morning by Sheriff Nc
Lenden and Deputy Sheriff Parker of
Topeka. Devol was an agent of the Home
Insurance company of New York and has
led the officers lively chase since the
warrant was issued for his arrest in july
last He will return to Topeka without a
,apnic;tiop
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-15
ORDERED BACK TO WEST INDIES

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-Admiral Cher
ardi, whose management of affairs al
Hayti during the troubles there last sum-
u,er. won for him the thanks of Secretary
Tracey, has been ordered TO proceed to the
West Indies again. He will go down
in either the kesrsage or Galena.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-15
BIG BUSINESS ASSIGNS.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 1.-THE James A.
Smith & Sons Ice and Fuel company, of
East ST. Louis, ILL.,, have made an assign
ment. Their liabilities are placed at SOL
coo, but their assets, which are heavy in
numbered, are not given. Among the
largest creditors are the State bank, of ST.
Louis, $4,000, and the Franklin bank. of
st. Louis $4,000
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-15
RENAMED FOR A WEEK.

TORONTO, Ont. Nov. 1.-THE case of
Andrew G. Drumm of Kansas City.
charged with forgery and embezzlement.
has been remanded for week Major
Drumm, his uncle. had an unsatisfactory
interview with the prisoner today during
which the latter remarked: why you
know that 5000 is only trfle to you"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-15
PROSECUTION WELL SATISFIED

CHICAGO, H., Nov. l4-From a CONVEX
sation with lawyers in the Cronin case il
is learned that they all feel that a good
case has been presented to the jury so far.
one without material flaw, and one
which bore strongly against all five of the
accused. Judge LOngcnecker volunteered
the information that J. B. SimondS. Pat
Cooney and the man who drove DR.. Cronin
to the Carlson cottage should have been
made co-defendants with Burke, aud also
two other men. Tue prosecution would
not say what connection with the case the
two other men may have had
No other hShv sosn Is 81 mira Selica.a
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-15
CADET AT WEST POINT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. H-Robert W.
Lawler, of Mexico, in the Seveth Missouri
district. with Theodore SteinberR, of St.
Charles, Mo-. alternate, has been appoint
ed cadet at West Point
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-15
LANES, AecllMeNT RrsIlxr0

LONDON. Nov. l4.-Sir Henry James re-
sumed today his argument in support OF
the charges made by the Times before the
Parpeu commission.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-15

Catarrh is caused by scrofulous faint in
the blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla purifies
the blood. Try it
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-15
IT MEANS WAR;
EMMITY PROBABLE BET WEEN BASE
BALL ORGANIZATIONS.
Brooklyn and Cincinnati Withdraw
From the Association and
Enter the League.
The Classification Clauses Abolished, Leav-
ing the Brotherhood Players Vic
torious in Their Fight

Won der Abe Complete Master of the Sit
uation in the American Association
Another Kansas Trotting Re-
cord Broken at Abilene
General News Notes.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-15

1t your hair is thinning and fading use
Ayers Hair Vigor, 1t restores color vital
ity,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-15
DASTARDLYATTEMPTS AT ARSON

GALEsBURG. H., Noy. H.-Intense ex-
element was caused here this afternoon
by bold attempt to burn the residence of
Attorney g. A. Lawrence, one of the finest
in the city, by members of the band of
desperadoes whose white cap" letters
have terrorized citizens here. The fire
was discovered by neighbor in time TO
prevent any serious results. A large tile
had been placed near the house filled with
shavings, kipdhngs, etc, covered with oil
and covered with sackilg also saturated
thoroughly with oil. This mass had been
ignited.
The whole transaction is in perfect &C
cord with the letters daily sent Mr. Law
renee. Last night officers patrolled the
premises and are on duty again tonight,
but in spite of these precautions the
strange letters have been thrust through
the blinds and under the doors. Many
other citizens, including the sheriff and
policemen, have received like epistles,
reeking with offensive and indecent terms
too filthy TO print.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-15

Rheumatism and catarrh, caused by i'm
poverished blood. cured by Ayers Sarsa-
parilla
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-15

No other baby soap is so pure. delicate
and effective as the CUrfCCRA SOAP.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-15
JEWELER SCHWARTZ CAUGHT.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Noy. 1.-THE de-
tectives who have been working on the
case of Joseph Schwartz. the jeweler who
failed here two weeks ago under rather
suspicious circumstances, telegraphed to-
night that they had arrested their man at
st. Paul, MINI. Marshal McGowen went
to jefferson City tonight; and after get
ting his requision papers will go after the
man. Schwartz's creditors, suspecting that
their debtors business was not being car
ried on in the most honorable manner. two
weeks ago had attachments issued upon
his stock. When the attachments were
levied only about $4,000 worth of jewelry
was found out of a stock Of $4,000, which
he had bought on credit. He was arrested
but released and since then has not been
heard from until the news of his capture
today was received. The jury returned an
Indictment against him today for obtain
ing money under false pretenses, the COM
planning witnesses being S. NJ. and S. K.
Friburg, of Philadelphia, who claim that
he received 5000 worth of diamonds
from them. which are still unaccounted
for the day before he disappeared.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-15
HOLZHAY'S THIN PLEA.
The Notorious Black Bart Says He is
Subject to Spells

BEssEMER, Mich, Nov. 14.-Reimund
Holzhay-"Bla Bart"-now on trial for
the murder of Banker F'leischman, of
Belleville, ILL.,. and the robbery of the
Gogebc stage, took the stand i'll his own
defence today and made confession.
Holzhay told the story of his life from the
day of his birth in Germany to that of MS
arrest at Republic, Mich. He admitted
that he robbed the Milwaukee & Northern
train six months ago; that he held up the
Wisconsin Central train at Cadott, Wis,
a month later, and that he waylaid the
Gogebic stage and shot Banker Fleischman.
Hozhay claimed that several years ago
was hurt by fall from horse and since
that time has been subject to spells" dur
ing which he didn't know what he was
doing. He said he was under this ''spell'
when the various crimes were committed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
DEATHS AGENTS
yusntEss % utss sscsfsn
IN. sst.. Eoss a. GAss ss~-ssss - ssss
A.@oe - sry fsss~~s l.ssrss-tAsa
s~szs - ks4sss s~~ss Asss -1N~
kerelseEs DssIltEts - fs@A


A4s fH@ss.soe ost = 6et-sss 90.
esis~s fr~s1 9ssss st.ts soeesslss :. sAs
--latest IeFar pssrlis asd . sas ti.~kA AsAs
ssem.u1, tksi 9ss ko1zss ave osas Co.
str0ye@ ase 7 ~ psIssns ksiiss 81 &7s~sss
~ he sssd- ss go1sukswA ssssEa- -Asa.
aGna se~Pss Are aessttags - fsse
tuieE ssa ths s.Lssf ssacs Ia
sasstaT - tas hsAsS aL-.s pIslselsgs sstss
Al.fs.st 81 auls aESss sast ttFs lssisa4.f
wcre crewnec ~ lie iats neoes ,. 3 es ass
Ia asalh 20 aleEs1 81 oFeHs.s sss Ao.sss
sNsFs s~sg As4a Sslasilzisos. u stn aaila
lugs subae gea az. n.ssg -. lsss aas 80.
b4r kmsuts esEnNgea
gas Iekye kelon. saaeI cats - ssf.sssa-
Der al stAlos tEsl Ga ltss - .esAosa Df
septsuiier lt a. the aosA vaI1 at l.kte
on, az thc taiicm Cf rAe stesuilI ac s
Mara exploded kiliiuF eight el'g'nseEs as5
a nreraAa AAe bio~lag ap 1at FssssA
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
a THING OF The PAST.

The Iowa supreme Court. In Reversing
Murder Sentence. IBcidentR Con
demns the Species Of Sport kaovR ss
the " ChRrivarL"
DEs MoINEs. Ia. Oct 5.-The Iowa su-
preme Court reversed the decision Of the
lower court In the murder case OF the State
VS. Royal Adams Adams Was indicted Tor
murder in the first degree for The accident
al shooting OF person named Daring. q
member OF chRrivari party, convicted Of
manslaughter and sentenced 20 the peni-
tentiaiy for seven years and SIX months
In reviewing the case, the court saws:
The party assembled on the night vheb The
trag affair took place is called . 'eharivari.'
Its object Is about as barbarous a. the pronUu-
oiauon of is name. Whsterer toierstiOn "a
once had has long since passed away, even
when in vogue. II was often ATTENDED ~
violence and bloodshed II Is ever was allow
ab O. 10 drect jury that such an assemb go,
ih all Is tuulult ard confusioa. was u0i 3
great rrovocAfion 70 those annoyed and IT,
snlted. that tine has passed away
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
rss TRAVELLING sTAresnss.

xhss n4xs G~As 70 f1y Nisit - i-ess
soa-Hew kts. rlNins's Aasrsss l. re-
eeisss IN StAsr LAsaa
Ksw KeNK 0sG G-TAs uaaltsa States
cruiser arKsoNn arrived Asrs ~ s.s'ss
Eri2ay afternoon having 81 beard s--s : q
g4sss - Tie tntarasttonsi Ausrlc&n oe2e
sFrsz % ~ had oees AsTnIrosnts sAs>s-
t4ined Ga tAs trip e0~n ths hsass,n a4.Hs
Ne.l f0int ne party were s~Asisl3es
L. tas rsessaboss fartt@n. wtieA tsa 90
BostoR in Ia. evening me eessssse'
tolped ~ sIviEs three eacSrs fsc tns s'A
cers II tAs lNrkts~A. .Ea IA net1fA
ssiats ~ stlIrtssa guAs zee area t~AA sSs
vessel
TIE aslsgstss before st&raaE Ava tAs
Last Eeosiss1 sId 3coePted an s1Fttssse-
to = oInnoE h CAnaas "a tss sN-~iEf .
sunday. Oztoesr * ~Elct ass S1sf saa@
spend Eg Nisgers fslls fhs lesI - tAs os~
cAsaoE wtli be NJ kra<sss WsKnzR san tAs
entertainment ~ill - gwen al shs C-i..sH
House, on tas CAaadaGa saas q tss is4.s
BERLIN. oct Tie kegA esoTgnAE Ca
Estts GeveEss ns le&dias sTsieis -
TIC congress ~ AHaeTicSE aGis0Es noS be-
la held al estinktsn lht oeAeisss u
says Is Intended - EIsE4cs IhS sisentlon
"a tAe western henalspkeEs ~ the PIE
INA-6iA1uu o EA-c4 ltt-A sAt<i 4atepe 49,
o0EnulsFoe. IN viss o. he proposed intel
naIcaEl exhibition
iINA. Oct The speess of Secretary
Bleiue delivered al Washington al the
meeting o. the delegates 10 the iptorna
tioBal amer can conferences u Published
here entzre The address commands an
bOunaac 81 sise. and tue sentiments there
IN expr~ss-o are most s.3roisLy approved
by ali Americans Of every nationality reel
dent ia Peru
CirY or MEXICO. Oct a-Ihs ssKioan
delegation - the international American
Congress. u is expected hsTe. Nlll bring up
the question Of the blgh t4ln % TIE
United states
lie ia JANEIRo. Oct 5-Ibe ne~s-
papers lhT ~ bout Brazn published in fuA
Secretary hiaine's address % the inlerns-
tionsi delegates The pubic is hopeful
that great commercial beuoats VIA result
from the congress
BUENos AYEEs. Oct 8 Nj blaines ad
dress OF welcome - The international
delegates ~ as put iishec II the newspapers
OF this country.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
AN UNPOPULAR DECISION.
The Judges In the IllinOis Inter CoDegist 10
Oratoricsi Contest at oaIssbarK Hanged
In Effigy.

GALEsBURe. III. Oct 5-The indignation
over the decision OF the judges IN the
Illinois intercollegiate oTstoric9l con
test Friday night awarding fret pTiEe
TO the Monmouth College mRR was
so great that the judges were hanged
in efiigy by some OF the more
hot headed students The efiRy greatly
frightened a large crowd OF coicTed
people going home from an entertaiument
who thought some one had committed
suicide, and ey scattered Ia every cl-
rection. making such q racket 10 10 bring
out the sheriff and police on tie tree an
irreyerent plscsrd Was tackled
Following are the ofdceTs-eiect % the
newly organized State Inter Collegiate
Atlantic Association. President, s ID Bow
den. Champaign; Vice President, W d
Robinson. Jacksonville, and Secretary and
Treasurer. John Fuller, Bloomington
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME.
This IitfI. STORY Contain, Som. ssoos
Advice.

Advice.
n wa. during the frsf week % school IN
Repternber that Waiter Morse was on hls
wav. with bic books slupg over he shoui-
der. whistliur > merry tune. when he mel
Arthur Pcsrce.
FURRY up. kr1bur.~ % said Waiter cheer
ny; 1T wants only ,eu minutes 70 nine"
Il doa't believe Iil g. 70 school To-Day
ssid Arthur. disc0nsoiatelv
Not 60 - Sayt what's tie matter
sickl"
''No." laughed Arthur, mo, sick iust
trco "
What makes YOU tireo-vhcsiiouf
asked Waiter. !estingiT.
Well yes. IL was vacatior, n you must
know. - said Arthur. the oiscontentee look
drifting over hls face again. W ben fct-
low bes had ten weeks 81 boating, fishing
and good time general y. 80 . pretty hare
20 buckle down % books again.
sob, I 6Jut think soi' replied Walter.
After n fellow has = - 80 rest be ought "a
be able 70 work a. ihe osrosr.'
"Worki That's just vhsi II 10" ssd
Arthur.
"Of course Il is WORK, replied Waiier.
"but its peasant work
y dou 1 see ii
"Dou you want 70 Se educsieoi
''Of course d.. end expect ] vii he
But there's ne use making slave q ones
s5f TN going fstiEF to-day. There
never much done in the Erst week anyhow.
Won't you come alongf'
ssyo. thank yoB. The fact r. sm 100
fond Of . good tine 70 stay awey frvs
school"
a good gus' You're joking
''No. In nDt Its Just this wsy, Asthuri
Wien lave any vofk e. CO. have 6iscov-
e-ea fhsi n ] stretch DUt a. hour's SOB unth
n cgvsrs fhs whole Afternoon. ] ioss 81
geas; tb-es hours fun. New f 10 that vay
stYut sebooAnr Hofh rou and eYpsci 70
~ through the rrarnuef sehool 81 least.
49, n We 6or'f falsf promotion. thsf WI
rrske us gp-tc scboci prNi 80 are s.xf~tr.
ror. thsft ths wDrk cuf ogi foY -. snf "
v.e ds--dls over III ws vii fsvs - worx q
vsar o. tvo lougsr N0v dor't wat -
rvork az noFe fhav ! csr hsir sc 7 u1esu
~ plfch in sd hsrs ii over - soor % pos.
sisls
Il never tbc1shf - that saic Arthur
ruusingIv "Corne - thlnt - O. q feiisv
hAs - a. thr,Brt q csrtssr s-noant ~ setlool
ifsR nuless ns wants " grow up - igpors
uus
s-Certslniv hs aoes tp6 vno -sr;s so =.
soine r. sohooi VIA boyf t-o or three yssr,
his 53riorsi
Il dou't sai6 Arthur. dessrrrin~dir
"Hsv. Wster there - 80 socore belt ! -
bsvs III psstpous thsi 1shfne TRIP IN.
Gst-.-z-f f
Ttsrs is ore thfng fhsf ffs fr~frests,
Kee-e~r rrr ore Fss rsrsr - =.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
MAD AT THE MINISTERS.

Several Preachers at ST. john, y b., Be
come the Target for Cnknown Poison
ers.
ST. JoHN. n. b. Oct 5-Mrs. MscRae.
wife OF Presbyterian clergyman here. has
been poisoned by strychnine, which was in
candy that had been sent to her husband
by mail Two other ministers here re-
ceived poisoned candy in the same way.
The case, which is most mysterious. is sim
liar to the one at Gait, Ont, when little
Meta Cherry was murdered and poisoned
BY candy sent 10 the family of Rev John
RidIez An investigation is in progress
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
a COAL FAMINE iN KANSAS.
CsaI ksasrs 60 sa = STRIKE ana sse Ma
ket suFpis b. shaEl

TorfKA Kan oel u anpfals rhaf the
c0ai minsrs or esEFs County Ezfa some
thing ~ complain q ana fnI tbs iasi iiifos
case have bseH he.a "a s1eetiags alieosf
constantly 4Aeg 49, tlf 81 orators tt Jay
tnem ohe cent per hlete more thon ihef
now gfi fof ntuiHs tls ooai tne a. ths iat-
bsr g. uo. wan a. aerse 81 tias lne alasfs
on FRIDAY sen oa. iu b9iF Iaa -a
embraces ali tae operators a-1 uaarfa ln
Osnge OitF Hna ff $50 ean.f4 luiac is o.
rived d. rcht Gaay tAe m4r.et sar-'iF "a
Topeka aua slss leTe al4l oe saoIt iht
neNs has alGea4F sent up taa rrc ai
OsaFe County coal here nftH cenfs .e tnu
ton The sanse fs COMPANY VhtrA ss ns
large nslller ~ tnose miare. has q
L.lrig-das supp.y ga hand aa1 e4A not
surer
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
SOUTHERN FARMER ALLIANCES.
They Are Being Organized IN Ai~bsns
and Are starting 4 Cooperative storos-

They Are Being Organized IN Ai~bsIns
and Are starting Cooperative stOros-
GaEENvmLE. Ala Get B. Up - date
thirteen coloTed farmers alliances have
been organized In this Butter County.
alone. and before the close of the wear sifn-
ilar organizations viii be fOfsned "a
every township Tie meIBbeTssip n
not large, bat IL is rapidly inolessins
and bids fair 10 be strong Tho white
and coiorec alliances are uEited la theil
war against trusts and Ia promotion 81 The
doctrine that farmers should establish co
ope -stivs stores and manufactures. and
publish uheS own newspapers, conduct
their own schools and have q hand N
every thing else that concerns them "a
citizens or affects then personally or col
lectively manufa curing and CON
merciai company under the auspices OF the
Farmel~' Alliance hAs been OTganlLsd here
with a cspital OF 1000
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

LONDON Olt e. SI william Vernon hHr-
court addressed Lass aid enthusiastic
gathering o. Liberals ~ sglslafe ln.
day Eight le predicted tbot tie neat
genera elections would blnf Gown TIE
present Government via a orash and Tat
The Liberals wou G cone out nflh clear
majority IN The House 81 Commons 80 &C
less Than lso 81 wlnam assured ass heag.
ers tsat this estinste wa the reeuu 81 e
careful and thorough canvass - ell ths
constituencies aud thu BE oun ooBnoenct
% its GORE ctDess wEs abSoi Ute.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

LaEE NoEoKE. n 4. Oct a-Ibe Indisn
conference adjourned Friday after adopt
ing resolutions re4ffirmiDf former utter
ances regarding contract church schools
on reservations approving COMMISSIONS
horFsnt plan fer OompU sofN ecucstiol oi
Indian youths demanding tne divorce oi
Indian sppOi nUsnents tfom Poi ucs. ano
favoring the grant 0i fuA e4uzensbip 10 tie
CrrVks
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

HEw YokE. Oct a CITY of heHioe
special 10 tie Timss save. pSopo= tlor
hss been made for the consolidation a tso
Oi tie b1Iks hers int great state baak.
which Is 10 bEVe capital ~ tlOs. so. 01J,
snd " h.oh wil buy W tha consolidated
debt q tie country and holo II az . bash
for nots circulation European baukst
are 70 furnish the money neeoec % cary
the gigantic plan through
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

WasHrveroV. oct Com nnsncine With
Sundav. the Government viii start = new
fast mail sefvirs between Nsw York sn5
Chicago The lrain sfu iesve New YORK ~
b5es III reaching Chicago - 20 the fo'-
lowing uoru nV Malls Eili be sepsrstsd OF
Sc vav. leaving Chicago letters rssfr For
dlstr hutlon on arrival Ire new ssrvios
means q gain of sb0af foar h0ars te cor
resuollsHts
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
FIVE SCORE AND TEN.

Death at Lawrence, Mass, of a Woman
Who Had Attained the Remarka bio Age
of 10 Years.
LAwRENcE, Mass, Oct 5-Mrs Catherine
Donovan died Thursday at the ripe old age
OF 10 years. She was born in Ireland in
l779, II. the town or Tercastle. Kilkenny
She came 10 this city wheE there
was but one house in it and built little
shanty. which she maintained as a board
ing house for the men who were helping
to make the foundation for town Up &c
the time of her death shs kept all her facul
ties and never wore glasses, her sight be-
inO narfacf
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

BrIaH1DE Oct b-In spite ~ a. pro
testssr Queen Nstsfs hss determined -
bud rsrrifc.rf mansion ~ this CITY
ard establish court ne ssrrisn re-
Qen-r after unsvsi.ing sttewpfs ~ dis-
sssds the Cessn from ssr oeisrullns ton.
have given their consent rserVr Iziuc -
bsr seton TIE psvsri1l hand of shs Rus
ssr Gar
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

NEW BtvEE. Conn. Oct Henry O.
Hotchkiss, late uessuTer q the O. D.
Hotchkiss COMPANY. 81 West haven. VIC
has BEEN IN Jsil over year await ng Glal
on q charge 81 fOresrs - Released yesier-
dzv without trial by orosf 81 STATE 's-hf
t0rnsy Doolittie Hotcbkiss was charged
with forging $500 worth Of checks OF Tie
inlr hnfional Esnk
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

To~nox Oct s-ssrsral thousand r.r
secuted Jews vho hare been sxpsllsd from
Russia hov. arrived - England during ths
psst ter dave sDd others are coming daily
Arrsngsmsnts hsve been cOBplstsd ~
wealthy Hebrews here % eoionizs these
people IN TIE Argentine Bspublic sno
nssrir ] 30 VII SAL or the outgoing
s4asrrpT 70 rer
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

SPIRIT LAKE. Ia, Oct 5-A prairie hre
started several miles east OF town Friday
morning and has been burning all day.
Driven by q strong wind from the south,
it has swept over a great portion Of Dick.
inson County. and seems 70 be beyond con
troll The damage already dose IL heavy
A great deal Of corn in the field and grain
fn stacks has been destroyed, and probab J
soune farm houses
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

RIcIs Wiz. Oct "a wind -storm ~
great violence passed over this count,
three or four miles north of hacins late
Friday afternoon Trees were upruotea.
harms blown down and grain stacks letsied
Farmers living in tie path of tbs storm
were very much friQ1tonsd fearing
tornado The stolm u lastsd but q fsS
mluufeG
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

81 LOUIS Oct 5-An Eng lish syudicats.
represented IN the dssl hY Captain y =
sattery of SO Louis. has secured 81 option
on a controlling interest In the United RE
vatoS Company ~ 81 Louis which oom-
prises these gran elevator companies
Central elevators A aod p Nerch ants sle-
vstsrs A and J. S. Louis Union Depot Ven
ice Union Fast 81 Louis Valley ard A6-
varrz etasatrra
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

SYRACUSE. n Y Oct & Application va,
on Friday made 70 Judge Wallace for writ
Of error IN she case of Lester r Faulkner
The Judge denied the motion on the ground
that the United states District AttOrnev
had rot been notified Of the application
The case viii be brought up again next
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
s.I. efa Rsitimore Hotel,

BALTINoRE. Nd. Oct 6-Barnnm's Hotel
after long negotiations has been sold &c
David 7. Bart ct and certain New Yor g.
for 20 0o0 cash The sale includes AL the
property bat EDoch Pratts mortgage oi
si60 90 stin remains r is understood
that the plan = 20 "a r down . portion oi
The building and srac- q no lsrn hotel
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

HURT lN a WRECK.

Nurnber 81 pefsont Injured In q Hsii.
road Collision Near CorF. Pa
Corr. Pa Oct The rear end ~ the
soutb-bound freight on the WesterB New
York 4 PsnDsy iTHnis railway broke Dose
ss be train was climbing the summit four
miles south ~ here sad rgshinR down ths
hill crushed into The morning nssseug ger
train. which vas following with terrific
force Al ths passengers were bruised.
come Injured seriously. bnt none fstslly
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

MAvcHFSTw Y II Oct General AZ.
? Blunt who served through the rebellion
a. kdiutant-Genersl of the Third Vermont
volunteers and received ~ mmlssion -
MaioT-Geaersl in the United states army
last saturday. died here yesterday, aged s.
rrara
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

WV ToRK. Oct & Tn viil of tn ists
Trigh- DurJes. the Glen Cove L L starch
manufacture. lssvss g. On 80 70 be
divided between bis two sons snd directs
that bis tom nhstons be = q ooo- pound bow
der suitably iascrl bsd
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Mo- IA. Oct 5-An inosndisry frs
YESTERDAY morninT desrroyed ur haSness
ho1ses ana ths VesklF Signsl 0f3ca The
iose r. j. q Nrs T. Cazslst p s cock snd
v L Nossr. party insaysa
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

III vah- fsusrs Got e ff'T -6ousr boJ
~ 81 -v hoass
aFffv-oelisr bcTf'
yep Ten pouuss ~ be vsizhs az
eunos 7-Hsrpsr's hszss