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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-08-08

TIE corps of teachers for the north
side school is now completed and is made
up as follows: Principal E. r. Smith
Assistant principals, Mary Lantry, Sue
Tullis. Addie Prochazka, Annie Maggie
Kate Kirwan, lisa O'Connor, Marie
Gould, Clara Fllholm, Mamie Solberg
Flora Waldo, ldarthaa Olson, Mrs Bough.
ton. Miss Tullis is from Madison and Is
a oraduate Of the state university.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-08-08
TOR
Summer Wear

child OF the Sun, refulgeHt Summer comes!
THOMSON.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-08-08
ODLhI ILL III.
TEETH $500 A SET.
FARM FOR SALE.

A fine farm of fifty acres, situated in the
town of Franklin, Manitowoc Co. Church
on property good frame buildings, abund-
ance of good water, good orchard. Apply
to, THos. BURKE, Maple Grove, Wis.
PRoF. BACH of Milwaukee was in the
city on Monday last. He is making an
effort to organize singing class among
the city teachers..and give them instruc-
ton as to the best methods of teaching
vocal music.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-08-08

Small Orders Promptly Filled.+.*
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-08-08
FOR SALE.

What are they?
This now becoming SO popular dress
fabric is made of fine mohair, for filling,
and of combination Of durable materials,
having the appearance of silk, for the
warp, producing heavy fabric with an
elegant gloss, and one that is very dur
able and always wears smooth. We carry
these goods in several grades n we'll as
sorted colors. Try the Sicilian when
next you buy good dress.
3 SCHUETTE Bros.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

The undersigned is agent for the cele-
brated Mason Il Hamlin's Pianos and
Organs. Orders received for tuning and
repairing which will receive prompt at
tention. MISS 4. HECKER
Jay Straat
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-08-08
EXCURSION.

The Sunday school of the First Pres
byterian church contemplate having their
Annual excursion about the 21st OF this
month. Kaukauna and Appleton are the
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
SMOKING RUINS.
IHESIRUCrURE ALMOST pEsIROYEn
fhs Lsss WIN Bs Ia the Ssis shserheea 81
sSoe Gee, ca " nieh Tasrs ~As nst
Little fnsar4Ucs s-rs- ss1as~
AeksF DsDgsJ~@sly bernssk


soUTa BKxD Iad Oct s-Ths nAgnin-
cent I. one ko2ss OF Mr Gem egoaeb@ksf,
which cost about sSsQ o03, has been almost
sn1irely destroyed ey ne The resi-
dense wSs Ons % tie largest and cost
hest In ths West II Sss built OF
Indiana fsid steae. with tie roof
aud copper fGciaEs, and the interior y -
flashed Ia the cosgliesg of native and Tor
eign Wo01s. While II vas furnished IN TIE
richest styls throughout The All gallery
GA the thId floor Was nlloo ~ilh rare
~orks OF art and al these were destroyed
Mr Sludeb2ker is abseDt as member
OF the International American congress,
and Wss 10 have enteTtainea tat
body Ia tAis house On the lsth inst
The Iest % tie family, except ArA
6tGdebaksr and her grAndchid, are
away from home. Ma bt2de baker Ole
covered The ire Al @ clock = IA IA a
closet opposite Nj studebskers den
and under The rear stairway IL was evi-
IDENTIFY caused ~ spontaneous coInoGs-
ton OF some oil rags which painters
had been using. and thrown IL there- Next
70 the closet " - the elevG OF shaft, reach
ing 10 tie roof and by this the nAnes shot
up and spreSd aIl over the building
in Ia incredibly short time. The ssry
ants had a narrow escapc. ana hra
Etudebaker herself was found out on
the terrace nearly insensible and danger
ously burned. clssping her grandShild In
her arms Owing 10 the careful manner IN
which the structure was built, and its sup
posed security from IRE, Mr.. stuce bGk eI
carried but So, o0o insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
A STORM 5 FuRY.

1FeAs HsstraetlSs ~ Property - Mos
asss ealss Ia Eoxl~as @na iFelsEa-
S<ssral IEx~s Losg HBa As1DeeF Of
Fsrs0ss Hart
LoNnoS. Oca s-Ibs storn whlen s~spt
over Eus zrd zud lrslsa1 koadsy thosgk
doing ssrsaGs czmsse sveryw hets appears
g. hsss speat its fury iu ths EorthsrE pol
Uons RspsTus q czsg&lsiss resulting tfoG
ths htxh uiad y hica prevailed a. asy
cone in heayig sad las aggregate loss ~
propertv All bs eu0Tm01z Several lives
Nere lost ~ conIacl with ryiug rEabers
snd debris of demolished .hoasss aug tie
telegraph wires are sgeT~ here 80 crippled
by the storm LhSE accuf4ts gaIes car rot
yst be gwen IL ahEost every county N
IHg lsnd ano IL Ireland heUsss seTe tl0wn
down o. tas forcs 81 the gaze and Io4ay
casss are reported Ia IS aAch ths occupants
remain i FOR hours b1rsd ia ne ruins
until rescaed from their psriloas positions
hy tbeir more fortunate nelghboTs In
most OF these cases serious injuries were
sustained by being dragged tEon tae ruins
and in some death hSs resulted
Ia the city OF Bradford large warehouse
was biov-n down and the heavy brick Wall
crushed il four houses adjoining The oe-
cupapts were buried al night under tons
OF tangled de bTis. and Il was not uuul late
sunday afternoon that the hundreds OF
men whO had been set 10 work 81 once 10
rescue managed - get them from under
the ruins OF their hOnes Many OF the VIC
tins are Igightfully manned and several
can not recover
The brigsntine Zuleiks, OF Belfast WAS
wrecked near Fslentia. Ireland during the
severe storm OF Monday ana every one of
her crew was drowned
QUEENSTOWN oct s--1he steamship City
OF Paris reports that her decks were swept
by heavy seas Monday. A female steer az q
passenger aud her child were swept over
board and drowned and ten other paSse IA
gers were severely injured The salO07
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
ELEcrRIC FLASHES

a1ea News Of General IHssrsss - bs
FsaAd IA tAs fAr-ErsPhs below.
There MAS frost Nondsy Gtght IN Aiddls
ana Northern AlsbSmS
Tie Clipper s@w-mln al New 0Tlesns va
burned Tuesday causing ioss e g. s91
Five more bodies we're foaad Tuesday ~
yohnstown Pa ana Il IL expected thai
many more win yet % recovered
Al Decatur II. Noo4 hfos, ooafectioa-
Az we're fned I've dollars for refusing %
sci iee-o.eAm 10 3 negro pre4chsE
A brewery 1T sheTldaa, wash y - barnsa
Faesday togetAer with suoo bushels II
malt LOss. s28.o93s insurance. o. so
HemmGn q Hoffman, of sigel, Lad we're
robbed of their entirs stock q ieweiry ana
fancy goods ~ burglars Monday night
While driving across railroad tracks at
Nopmouth Ili. James b0ozan. . farmer
Was sIruck by GB engine an5 instantly
iiled
The seventeenth annual congress for the
advancement OF women convened 81 Ben
ver, Col, Tuesday. Ma Julia y sre Hove
presided
Walter 3 Foster. the son o. wealthy
parents OF feunelssille \ has been az
rested In Toronto ioT enbesz ing e. ul1
from tie AeCorn-ok Reaper Company -
Rochester
A municipal election Was held IN Chatta-
nooga Tenn Tuesday under the AHstsA-
han system. bioh proved great success
John A HsTt Rep Wa elected meyer ~
as majority
Mrs A J. Smell Tuesday Informed the
West Park cOumissi Oners of beT Intention
10 erect q stone fountain and clocA tower
IN Union Park. Chicago, IL memory Of her
murdered husband
Hon II lnsoore. one of tie most prom
inent Republicans aud beat known lawyer
IN Union County. Ii. cieo Tuesday at
Anna The deceased served two seTms Ia
the State Legislature
Five hundred residents OF bridgeport
Conn rendered a reception 10 j 4 Bar
mum Tuesday evening. Tie occasion being
farewell on the eve c. the great show-
mans departure for Europa
The Kingston Ont grand tury found
true bill Tuesday against Marshall Twttch-
ell son of the American Consul snc an al
legged burglar. Twitchell Ia IN the States,
and his bondsmen will lose O., ,0o0
Reports from Racine Wis are 10 the ef-
feet that Chicago capitalists are negoiiAt-
ing for the purchase OF The Belle oity
Street Railway Company for s7e ooo. klec-
tTic power viii be substituted for horses
NJ Eiffel, who built the grest structure
in Paris Gays q tower on the same plan,
OF any height. can be constructed in Ameri-
ca; that 1t is merely a question OF outlay
and OF care in the selection OF . suitable
ate.
The Futurity stake for S-yesr-old trot-
ters. under the auspices OF the Spirit OF the
Times, was raced for Tuesday Gt Cleveland
The California mare, Margaret B. won IN
three straight heats. in 2.2s5f. s.22S and
ga
William Henry. OF Toledo. O.. has sue
ceeded. after nine wears OF litigation. In ob-
tanning a verdict OF So GO damages sCs net
the Lake Shore road for injuries sustain ed
while acting Gs brakeman for That COZ.
poration
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
MIKE MoONALo's WIFE.

She Returns from Europe Alone - Hes
story OF Hsr EseaPade--She Did Not
Run Away with Father Moyssnt. and
Knows Nothing of His Whereabouts
NEW Yo2K, Oct e-Mrs Nike Mcdonald.
the wife Of Chicago's noted gambler and
political boss. whose sudden dissppearsnce
from her home caused a scandal In which
priest figured Is now stopping at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel in this city. She arrived
from Europe on the City OF Chicago and
has been resting quietly since then She
denies emphatically the charges which
were made AGAINST her
She declares that the terrible stories told
about her and the priest originated through
Father Bergeron. pastor or the Church OF
Notre Dame, Chicago. who was Jealous OF
Father Moyssnts popularity. II was true
that she hal cared for Father Goysant
while he lay sick at her residence. but she
would have done as much for any person
who was III in her home. When scandalous
tongues began TO wag the priest told her
he could not live under Il cloud, " and de-
clared his intention of entering a monas-
terry, and she has not seen him since.
Mrs Mcdonald continued:
Every tbiaF around me was cnbittered by
the scsndsl felt my health failing. and one
night made up my mind 10 60 TO Europe. dis
guised myself and fed When arr we'd in Jer.
sey City ! asked them 10 put me on the best
ship going out ana they sent me on
French steamer gazing 10 Havre- did
not know whether Esvre was near Heaven or
Paris, but went l Travelled with a French
family Bocer my maiden name OF Mary
Mooney. came back in the same way with a
clergymaa's family. aud when they heard that
l was Mrs. Nike McDonald. OF CT. cage, they
throw up their hands in horror"
1T was said that Father Moysant was in love
with you. Mrs. Mcdonald" sad the reporter.
'If be were IL was out OF deep heart, for he
showed Il 10 me. was not In love with him,
but II 1 knew where he was / would travel
there on my knees and beg the abbot 10 let
him come outside the gate and let me speak 70
him for TWO minutes"
''What would you say 20 himF'
Go back 10 Chicago, take OF your robes and
fght those lies down."
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
DESTITUTE KAHsAns.

Nine Hundred People in Neytos Csnptr
ssis &c ne suf7erias frsn Hsns.r .rs
Geld
TorEKA. Kan Oct e-Wbfls . EsBsss .. I.
State prospersd this year toe remote
south western county o. Morton vss blasted
by hot winds and today agents sre seek
ing ed for Re people - save them frorr
hunger sn5 eold uasl smother spring ~
TIE !. - population AZ lsssf GO az. deed.
tate while supplies sisswhsr. 80 chssp
have tbsys rissn - fahulous rYfcea
Stevens County. sS1oiHing Merton On the
eat IL little better OF
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
THE MARKETS
Grain snd Prosfssopa

1HlCAGo, Oct "
FLovR-Quiet and unchanged Spring pat
ents. 600. Strsigbts. a. Ooa4zs. Bakers. a. 70
a3e. Winter patents 400. Cgesrs g. z5a
a50
wHEAT--was ogll and easy No October.
'solk 9so&.e. December, slNassAc; May, s5d
sac
CcHr-Fsiriy sclive and weaker No 2
3o.so; No yellow. Sito. 40. q s9Raso.ci
no. yellow 81 &c October delivery. sQ4a
ssae; November. Ssa3ozc. December, soA
o30ac. MAY. ca 1gsc
z OkTs-Were again weak snc lower fer bosh
cash ard futures. No. cash. 1sao 90.
tober, from isAc or 70 lss.9iesc. Deceu beI
declined 70 IsGIqsso. MAJ. 2ISa2se. SAMPLES
oun no. trsngiug a; ls5s1isse, No. Rbits.
sos1E SC. Ia 2 isa ais1e' 30. Whiss'
ala 52.e
RYE-Easy ard Gun. 80. cash. IN store.
G1o. October delivery. GSc. November,
Gsc ssmplss, se sc for so. sne q a<a5,t
fJr No &
B.RIrr--was sboui steady. No I, oasset
No q lcE grace - fooh - <ocs fo. q coed
te cboice Sea5bc. To. z s<Ns5c.
Nxss PoHE-Trs4iur rather bfht aud prices
easier. Prices RANGED 81 sls-lsH0foE 500
ea.h; uao0aIosj for October. y 90 ssss fof
Ysveuber. ard fggT sass So for Jspuary
L,RD-Trstine light sns price, hiFhsr Geo.
,stiors - nsed 81 o. gt1s g. Cor cash ss ~ t6n1
fs- October. - Doas os4 fss November sn1
O. e311r4 fcf saupsry.
Brr7Ks-Cr.1rnsry. sa2kei Dan. tz1lssi
Psckins stock. Tzfr.
FcgS-Trssh. ~ zitc
PorrTpY-Tsfre Chicken. rxnsc Per ~
I,tv. Turkevs 80 7iHc per = I've D0sks. -
az per y. Live Geese. s<9oa7e Pc eorsu-
rrv YoRE osts
wEEt---Cuist 4s higher. stea1y rciobsy
eke. Ssvsrbe-. - lf-lsc. December. E7hd
o. lSfsc. Nsy sesHs1c
err. Sascsc
Otrs--ouist sr1 ~ssk wsstsr. szas5o
Provrg1ows-He Beef fYrs Plsa<s q 01so 90
Frt-s Nsss f7Ga Pore stronf snf enietf
Ness So sealf =. Extrs ~ ne. tlo "a % y.
Lard slov Ass frRi stsHursndsrs1. o. Tzs<d
a.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
CHICAGO'S GREAT FIRE.
It's Eighteenth Anniversary Rolls Round
Something Of tho Loss


Something Of tho Loss
CHrcAGo Oct 9.-Just eighteen years ago
Tuesday evening a kerosene lamp was up
set by a COW In barn on De Koven street
and the great hre OF 1871 began shsnties
and palaces, workshops, mills stores, sa-
looms and churches fell before II and were
fused in one ashen ruin Beginning Sun
day evening. October s, ls71, the fire
burned all day and night Monday. nor did
It reach its limit until Tuesday, October TO-
The total area burned over was 2.ioo
acres, equal 10 three and one-third
square miles Seventeen thousand four
hundred and fifty buildings were de-
strcyed. $500 people were rendered
homeless and about DO killed The loss on
buildings was 60, ,0oo, coo; on personal prop
erty and mei chandise sl40, 600 600 Out OF
this total Of sl9O. O0O. 600 insurance was paid
TO the amount of S44, 0o0. 00l Fifty-seven
insurances companies were ruined Seven
million dollars was contributed from diff
ferentsources fo: the relief OF the suffer
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
BOTH DUELISTS WOUNDED.
Dssperats Encounter between an Ala

pssPerats Encounter Between Ala
bsIna sheriff and "a Prominent Citizen.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Oct Q News has
been received from Haynesville, Lowndss
County. of a desperate duel there between
Eaton Haynes. sheriff OF the county. ard
Watt Austill prominent CITIZEN Haynes
was shot anC wounded in the Guide and
Austill H. the left arm, the $40, breaking
the arm and lodging IN the breast The
trouble was occasioned by adruDken friend
Of Aoth partieE
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10

ST LOUIS. Oct One of the biggest
90 q ug deals yet made a. - Louis inr0iv-
ing q o. DC cash and taxing in New York
anal London capitalists. has last been closed
oy Judge L + Clsary. II this city The
property l. located IN Mexico snd includes
al Of the mines located 0n The Voxonia
FeiR and a l0o o0o-sCre grant conta ning
aamsFo1s gold. silver and copper lodges
x na1ola TlcasA
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
MICHIGAN ODD-FELLoWS.
The Grand Enosmpment and State Can
tonmsnt Conven- - Detroit.

The Grand Encsmpment and state Can
tonmsnt Convene - Detroit
DrTRoTT. Mich. Oct Two important
meetings OF Odd-Fellows began in this city
"Wednesday. the grand encanpment and
the State oautoninent Of Pafriarchs Mil
tant Owing 70 the action Of the Michigan
Bsilrosd Passenger Agents Association Ia
refusing the Odd Fellows special rates the
number OF lodges and caBtons in attend
ance at these meetings is much smaller
than had been expected. ~ . p II can
tons from COldwster, huskegon. Ann Arbor.
Bay City. 7 int. Battle Creek Mount Clem-
ems Hillsdsle and Detroit made 8 handsome
showing as they parsded prior to the prize
drill on Belle Isle
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
WOODRUFF Held.

Judge Baker Refuses 90 Re s'esss the
Cronin Suspect on Writ of Bsbess
Corpus.
CHIcAGo Oct 9--Judge Baker has de-
MED the application OF Prank Woodruff
one OF the Cronin suspecis for a
release from jail Woodruff claim
was that lie had not been tired
within the third term % court
after indictments So provided by law.
Judge Baker held that the prisoner. in con-
sentinr 70 a continuance and asking Tor q
separate trial waived that right
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10

CH1cAes Oct
caTTIF-xsrkst no1srsteiy sessv. o, i~-s1
srS an hsppinR sesspnt Prse<s wtshsvt v.as..
pa cbknFs C8ptsbons rsnres a q sx04 ~
fo- geo1 y ehoios shippinf ssesrss rspz y
90 ecun,cz - rect -. sL7sd4eg f-r e--.@,.
80 ssss-s ND f2 fsr stoexs~s a. -,
az Ger Tsrsss E scas ? fs- western = =
CAR for Fsseerss o. ssn2- fof Cows -
ses7e = for iffs-tof n.ired ktsrs snf A..
BfsSs s-HsFsei fairy sctfrs so psezsns 50
a. ppfnE s>count Prioes ssont 4. ts,te-
ssiss rssgss 81 = Tst st for hrss q 80 n
fof foogh p~sEnF stts14 - for nzrrs sns
- ss4sa 10 sssyr pv-ksnr xza essrrins lssx
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
ENCAMPMENT Or KNIGHTS.
Seer Session Of the Conciave at Wash
inrtnn- Exenfs of TIE nnr-

WASHINGTON, Oct Q. The secret session
the grand encsmpmeH* of the Knights
Templar was resumed in the morning At
H. o'clock there was grand exhibition drill
by the visiting commandeTies, and a drill by
q corps OF boys in full Tempiar uniform
from the Masonic Home at Louisville, Ky.
Other events of the daY were an excursion
in the afternoon on the Potomac 10 Alex
nndria, Mount Vernon. the navy-ysrd and
other points. and a reception in the even
ing TO the visiting Knights by the Presi-
deur
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
CIereland Grocsr. I.o.. HearIlr.

CIEvELAND. o. CO. 2 Fire Tuesday
night IN the wholesale grocery establish
ment q William Edwards 4 Co. on Water
street which started on The fourth floor,
destroyed the upper part Of the building,
and the flood Of water poured into 10 de-
stroyed 10 a great degree the stock on all
the floors The estimated loss g. q. .0oo, il
covered By Insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10

NEW YoBK, Oct - Charles Edmond an
employe of the Manhattan Electric Light
Company. while repairing wires in fiont OF
No l55 Grand street Tuesday afternoon
fell to the pavement crushing bis skull and
breaking his neck IL is supposed that he
received q shocs causing him TO relax his
hold and ~ h1t the exact cause OF the
accident not yet detsr mined
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
ST. Louis rirenen Injured.

ST. LOUIS, Oct o-The Beaumont Med
ical College and Hospital, at the north
west corner OF Walnut and Sixteenth
streets, was destroyed by FIRE late Tuesday
night Loss about $50, 90 Assistant
Chief Barry, Of the fire department. and
Julius Pillman. member of hook and lad
der No. 4, were somewhat injured by a
falling wall The patients in the hospital
were removed without injury.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
Ecuador, Er-Pr..id.nt

wtsHISGToS, Oct e-Ssnor Csmssno,
lately president of Ecuador. is here for the
purpose of establishing legation SenoI
Camaano is also accredited as the Ec0a-
DORIAN delegate 20 the Pan n-Americnn con-
gress and 10 the maritime conference,
" mich meets October ia
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
DIED IN THE HARNESS.
Sudden death of Char es II Bishop. .
Noted Come ian. at the Lycedn
TheatSr. New York.

NEW YORK, Oct 9-Charles b. Bi.hop
the actor. who pla ed a prominent role IA
the comedy Lord Chumley" at the Lyceum
Theater, died while chang,Dg his costume
In the drcssing-room aftes the first act
Tuesday evening. E. sothern, the leading
actor in the play, appeared before the cur
tain and announced Mr.. Bishops sudden
death and dismissed the audience Mrs
Bishop. who was with her husband when
he died. was prostrated by the shock- The
body was removed 10 Mr.. Bishops late
home 3l9 West Fifty-second street
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
P.r.scatioa ~ fbF-fTan.

IoxDox. Oct 9-The Daily News prints =
letter from crete which confirms he report
that Chaxir Pashs. the Governor. allowed
the Turkish troops 20 riJaEe and persscute
the Christians after gain ng their conf
dence BY promises OF protection The let
ter gives list O. the killed bsnished snd
imprisoned and describes the aurocitiss IN
rafai
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
DEMOCRATS ON TOP.
They Got the Beat Of the Mrnioipal Eiec-
ton at IndianapoIiH

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct The munich
pal election Tuesday passed of quietly.
But little interest was manifested and the
vote was light The returns indicate tho
election OF Sullivan Dem Tor mayor by
from COO 10 100 The council stands. Re
publicans II, Democrats a. a Democratic
gain Of three and the board OF aldermen
ee at Eve each. Democratic gain OF one
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
Hlshop. Cnnnrrned.

NEw YoRK. 0c. s.-The result OF the er-
ecutive session OF tie House Of Episcopal
Delegates Tuesday was the immediate con-
frmation O; Rev. Drs " A Leonard Of
Washington, aud Thomas + Davies. Of
Philadelphia. as Bishops Of the southern
Ohio and Michirnn dloceset rerna ctixelx
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
MUST DIE BY WIRE.

Judge Dayy Decides That kemmlsr
Must Suffer the Doom OF "Electrocu-
ton"
AUBURN y. Y, Oct County Judge
Davy filed his decision in the Kemmler
case. The case was a habess corpus pro
ceeding to tesd the constltutionality OF tse
Electrical Execution law Judge d. "
decides that the Law is constitutional and
remands the prisoner to the custody OF
Warden Durston, OF Auburn Prison. for ex-
eCuffOu
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
nrenrht Thena 81 T.rrna

scsAyToS. Pa. Oct 9-Ths directors OF
the wrecked Scranton City Bank have
finally decided 70 sssums al the liabilities
Of the hank The depositors we're insror-
able In the terms q TIE ssttlsmsnt rsf8s-
ing al offsrs made By he directors snd
fo.cins them 70 agree 20 their stipulstlops
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
n,uea Hi. moth-r-In-Isv.

CsaRLoTTz. y C.. Oct Q-Robert Ber-
risrs shot and Killed his mother-in law.
Mrs waizar. near Lexington. y G Tnes-
DAY They quArreled over the possession
az Berriers child after kllhnz krs
Wslzor. Berriers fed with the child An
Indignant posse Ct citizens srs in pursuit
OF the murderer
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10

PoprTaxD. Ore oct 2 --Ths south- hound
CsIfornis express ess wrecked hv striking
two cows on the track Tuesday night near
HalsaT Ore The fireman wss instantly
killed and ne engineer seriously injured
None 81 ths passengers was injured he-
yond being shaken up.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10

Cz1cAoo. oct a-A 4 reported thsi tho
kre~~rs ana aistilisrs q this citx have sub
saribed Tor . sss0 80 II NoFios lair stook.
ghe hooks which were epened st neon ~
about 10 ele loe1l factories sne orlDes are
sxpectse - brlas "a $50. 80
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10

BosToT, Oct United states pistrfet
Attorney Calvin kss cent bis rssiFnstson -
tae President Calvin "a . Demeo4st sn6
8 - appointed n 81. The sniy rssson 30
Fivss r thst be desires = rstaIB - private
sEscboe
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
THE VAILED PROPHET.
An Enormous Crowd Witnesses His An
nnaI Pageant at ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Oct 9-The twelfth annual
pageant OF the Vailed Prophet occurred
Tuesday night and was greeted by almost
the entire population OF the ciry, rein
forced by 2J0, 0OO visitors. The crowd was
perhaps larger than that of any preceding
year. The subject Of illustration. Scenes
from Comic Opera, was magnificently pre-
sented, but failed to arouse the enthusiasm
Of the rural sightseers as did those OF past
years, perhaps because cf want of famil-
iarity with the subject
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10

WARRINGTON. Oct 2-The Pensacola has
been ordered 70 take Prot Todd and party
20 Africa 70 observe the eclipse Of the sun
IN January TIE vessel wiz sal from New
YORK October II and the trip viii take
about four months
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
nnrxl.r. Arrsss.A.

PANA. IA. Get s-sean LAX ana wih-
lam jackson we're ARRESTED here YESTERDAY
ga e telsgr&sD from Ramsey saying tassths
llAnots Central station sale Tad bsen nNrs
srised = Eb ut O. 80 ghey we're iaenu-
.ssa "a ths guilty. parties
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
FIack Pleads Not cuI,y.

NEw YoRE. Oct Q Pleas o. not guilty
were entered In the general sessions court
before Jadge NartiRe in behalf Of Sheriff
? ack, Will Fisck, Referee Meeks and
George u Hart. tho parties interested in
the notorious FlacS divorce case
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-10
rnr snnrnm. Iudxe of Nehrn.ka-

HAsTISGs Nsb., Oct 9-The Republican
State convention OF Nebraska convened in
Hastings Tuesday evening TO nominate q
successor to Judge r. B Reese OF the su-
preme bench aud nominated Judge T. l.
Norval, Of Seward County, on the FIRST bal