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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-21
entertainment

An entertainment will be given at the
Opera House on Wednesday. October 29d,
by Chesapeake Tribe of Red Men, of this
city, for the benefit of the family of David
Moore. q past Sachem, OF that tribe, who
lost bis life OF the monitor Passaicon the
10th inst. The entertainment will be of
musical and literary character. compos-
ed principally Of home talent.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-21
A Hanalhla Nan.

Would use Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat aud Lungs. It Is curing more
chitIs, Group and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. than any other medicine. The
proprietor has authorized any druggist to
give you Sample Bottle Free to convince
you Of the merit of this great remedy
Large Bottles SOC and 81.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-21
Local News.
TILE wEATHER TO-DAY.

,ReDorted for the EVENING CAPITAL,l
lruuNeroN, August 81, S'P. NJ The
l,,,ber indications received at THE CAPT
N office to-day are: For the District Of
|sumbIs, Maryland, Delaware, and
|rripla, fair westerly winds.
Tssrmoneter at THE CAPITAL Office
noon to-day stood 720
Almanac for Annapolis TO-MOrrOw.
lnRiscs, As Moonl Rises 400 A. M.
n Scts, $3.50 High Tide 4.sS am 6.0S pm.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-21
Grand RepnbIican Rally.
$1,000 WANTED.

We are trying TO raise one thousand
dollaIs TO pay long standing debt on
Mt. .Moriah A. n. =. Church, franklin
street, Annapolis. Md We have appoin
ted . Special Finance Committee 10 can
vass for the church and we hope our
friends, white and c0lcred, will respond
literally.
Sept 81. L #. ALDRIDGE. Pastor.s.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-21

Accus'om yourself to speak patlnent'y
naturally. aud nationally, and you viii
soon learn 20 think 50.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-21
INSCRIPTION TO FUND

For the Relief Of the Families of
The two men Brown and Moore,)
who we're drowned in their efforts
to take the Monitor "Passaic" to
Baltimore.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-21
.nYERrIsINa.

,nsovtion. o1.DO: suDae-
!, inch, hrst- - cents. Liberal rates made
s - sse q . square will constitute '"i.
,,cement OF marriages and
ssissry anno ahssoary notices will be charg-
~ free, es ~ the usual rates OF advertls-
.,,ees and political or special com
rlocall no'5.s cents per line. .
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-21

MAY-BURLINGAME-On the ooh of
September, 1889, by the Rev. j. d.
Rayfield. LYMAN b. MAY and Miss
HATTIE BURLIEGAME. of Annapolis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-21
-. : baltimore short Line h. r.

.oor Monday, Sept. 9th. 1889, pas
D ana , a. viii lea 70 Annapolis. as follows
.vN,PoLIs, ARRIVE IN BALTIMORE.
sfivI asa VA. N, Arrive at.... 800 q. m,
&c at''";;SS'S5s ~ m I" 1880 q. IN.
$40 p, IN. @soV " ms
-,voRE. ARRIVE IN ANNAPOLIS.
~, ..62Da a. m, ArrlVe at'''.s.oV =. ms
2.00p, m. !. ov Y. M
6t0p.m. o'4o y. M
SUNDAY TRAINS;
.noanoIIs at g. 90 a. m. and $40 p. m.-
-. baltimore at SO a. M, and $40 p. m
...,.s,s received and dispatched daily, at
a'onao'e TN NJ LEILICH, Gent. Manager.
nuRCK, sec'y and Treas.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-21
Mitchell's Cheap shoe store.

West street, opposite the Bank Is the
place to buy your low quarters, button
CATERS, slippers, and ladies aud Misses
anoes of ell kinds.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-21
Mr.. Whatttngton's Marrow Esbape from
6hipwreck

Shtpwreck
Herman Wilmington. . eeameD on
board the Schooner Maud Seward, Capt
Jas. Remington, arrived here Thursday
evening from Baltimore. after q narrow
escape from shipwreck. The Seward left
the Severn river on the S1st loaded with
sand, bound for Brooklyn, M. Y She was
overtaken by the storm on Sunday the
9th and driven into the Delaware Brake
Water. where. on the 10th, after much
labor. she beached. and sunk. The crew
took TO the yawl boat and attempted to
reach shore but the sea was so rough their
boat was upset and all were thrown into
the water, where they struggled for some
time and were finally rescued by the
Light House station crew, at that place
Mr.. Wilmington. along with the others
who were saved, lost all their clothing and
effects except what they had On. He
reached Baltimore on the IA, where he
telegraphed his brother In this city his
condition who went for him on Thursday
and brought him home. Mr.. Whiting
ton says he never Witnessed such storm
before. Some 20 vessels and more were
driven into the Delaware Brakewater aud
more or lees wrecked and their crews
lost
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-21

All subscriptions left at this Office will
promptly handed over 10 the respt ctive
Feaved Families.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-21

Don't expect too much from your
fellow man.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-21
TINE TABLES.
Ills. W. . b. Railroad.

MAY 18th, 1889. passenger train
-" notIs ARRIVE IN ANEAP0LIB
|.nTG SHsit0 a. m. Mail..........-..:.SIo Q. m
1870 IA. m. Accommodate ID q. m
R.angef- 70 M noon Mail..-.--....l.tS 2. m
IssdB--'- ara o. m. Passenger. o. ~ V 2. M
s'n Inns viii leave Annapolis at s.S7 ..
ssslay. = m Arrive 1875 q. m. and O;z5 p. m.
toae9 n 81 fT rR eI above oSet trains
Il AHnap .,lnls,bt 10 and from baltimore every
nsresgal It fright Tuesday and Friday at eco
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

To The Editor o. the Trvcnt,- Errsrn.
CTDAn SrRTNGs. Mich. July - Tins
mornings paper was greatly "a orror
or at least the Sparta correspondent
was. when 1t si3tcj that tho Cedar
Springs club went n sparta and PLAYED
the second nine st that place vesfr-
day The truth 8 nne boys irom this
place. nearly All litUe boys from 3 -
Is ycaIs Cd, Vho bad never played 81
game of bal before. evpscte1 -
meet n clsh 81 tne same agr Bot
thcg vcg confronted hv q club conl-
posed of five 81 the regular iirt nine
sparta PLAYERS and four cfref Older
PLAYERS. In fact r was Sparta Syst
mne oca nsf Cedar Sprns sas
Tho lftc boys & osp.aTei tac rfr' 'ar
fc1aI ~nru-r pluck. however aHH nrnf
ITO tie game. brit ~ crt. uerc
hadlv dffeateo. inc Cedar
bows arc auz ous ~ have arof.rr ea10..
bflf taev walt d on foueTaat
equal cTonras.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
HIS WIPE GIVES Up.
Ars. Hosan Dressed az soarsiog fer
heI husb4na.


NEg loRK. july 27.-MTs. Z. L.
Hogan. tie vie OF the IN. sssng sro-
nsut. is in mourning tor her husband.
and has about gwen up al hope that
he IS hylng. Size ieft st ESQ o'clock
last evening for Der home IN Jackson.
She MAS accompanied ~ Mss Hope
Blaack, the daughter of Hogan's aunt,
with whom Mrs. Hogan STAYED While
here, and by ". " McENan, who, IS
one OF the imitation Hogans who made
asceuslous IA the name OF their EN-
pioyer, mas been conspicuous ia con-
Decton With HOgsn's disappearance.
Before her departure Mrs. Logan went
over 10 Inventor Peter CanlpbeAs : 10
b.d him goodbye, and 10 tell mm that
she dld not consider hlm - blame Tor
Aer husbands unfortunate taxing CT b
Mrs. Hogan has decided 20 conduct
her husbands business herself. >he IS
already familiar wtn Il, having for
several years attenned 20 his cOrIe-
sp0ndence. The aeE0nauts who used -
make ascensl0ns and parachute Jumps
IN HOgan's name viii continue 10 do
80 under las wife direction. ". ".
McEwan viii be her INST lieutenant IN
the enterprise. McEWan has an en-
gagement 90 perform parachute jump
III Jackson next sunday.
Inventor Peter 4. Campbell puts
great fai5h IN the slim chance that
Hogan was picked up at sea by an out
wafd-bomd vessel, and tells inqurers
about Hogan that he would not be sur
prised Il he stepped INTO ms store any
pnptnaur
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
AROUND THE STATE
Matters OF Interest % the People
Of Two Psninsulas.
CHILD LOST BABURSIIG HOUSE
A Chlld- nurdsrsr GeEs Ns~ fFiai-
Sioslax "a rhs o. a. A. lamp az S@ek.
ssa-Hsasns Captarsd az haAk2sk&
-QuarreIiss OssF = talia-

Lrofxelos. Meh July e7.-A four-
yeaf-o.d c1.ld # Hans Johnson lost her
Lfe ia Peie Marquette township. about
a mile from tie city yesterday morn
mg under very distressing clrcum-
stances. Mr. johnson keeps saloon
n 4 bllIing oEuet y Charles herr,
all llges a.fa ns fa il TIE second
sf0ry. lIe assaA AtH.4ed near morn
ng 81 n.s chibt ASKING tor drink OK
water. H. f0se % { the water. and
al. Il up noticed tle odor ot smoke.
Looking cas ol the ndow he saw
tlaze at tile conner 81 the house. He
az once sprung ont Ct tn- Nln10S, and
iolud a pad of burning kerosene
stand ng under the corner OF the paila-
lnE with Cir names from It streaming
ur thc s.de and under the sfrueEure.
he cauznr the pal and threw lt INTO
t8e street. and 8n o. the watering
truiign. t teN steps away. Tor pAll ~
mater. only to dad the supply pipe
plugged and the trough enpry. He
tnea fuslcd back O. save la family,
reused ns cn .lrfn ant started tlem
down sia. Is ahead ot nlm. wllle he and
us NIte attempted I'd save some things.
Iae little l0lI-yetr-0id iett the rest,
a1d wandered INTO tne lower story az
the bu.dmg. ehcre size was PROBABLY
otsIcome ~ tue smoke. while tne rest
went out nlo place 0i safety, and her
absence was nos discovered unul 70 was
tOo late 90 save uer. A cOr0ner's n-
quest was begun today and thorough
lnvesrg CATION 81. 20 who hred tne build
ing vlll oe made IL IS SAID tnat threats
% nrng tae building have been uiade,
and li tne suspicious ~ the community
point ln tne right direction, a httle
hemp could be sell applied
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

working around the machine, as hand
sas 1f4s1 ia between tie rods aud cat
seaFiy ~ pieces - the nle sic * Cas
q tie rods. He nl4y lose hls h4Dd----
Ine Young People sIemperzncs Cnlou
z4sc xa gce cream soela4 Oh Mrs. Cay
.ords AVN Friday evening lacy h2d
fne ard n.csly decorated. bgt pleas
AnE proKzm sas lacxng. The
receipts sefe far. A l4Tge number
u Cora people we're .n aIteldAnle.---
NJ - Fauaie A4E8er. 0f Lake F.ex.
and II = Raymond. oi Grand Rapids.
have been visiting Mrs. y W Matner
tne past week Mss Ravn'a. returned
saturday morning - r. J. IL. h pp nAs
gone - Alma Tor tIea-ll41l-- tOr EQeu-
nIatlsm VIII Roobln returned 70
Mood Lawn Park wednesday NJ -
sue kenyon. OF iona, and Mrs. Id
Hamilton. OF Ithaca, are visiting Mrs.
&. We.dman.-- Mrs Luther OF Beld-
lag, and Mrs. Wllte, OF Chicago, were
tAe guests of G. 4. Naa Denbufg and
family Friday y.-Day'd S9aTtn0ut
and ID. Shaw are attending the camp
meeting at Reed City.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
JONES MURDERER
His Coachman Confessss 70 Com
mlrtlng the Awful Deed.
ARRESTED WHILE PLAYING CARDS
Essaicof the Post naOrtena Examination
The skaH Crushed fhs ColOreo
Goaehuan Irared u Madison
vile 4nd FoUn1 Ia a saloon.

CrSoIsSArE, July 27.-Ihe post-mor-
tenn examination OF the body OF Col.
Jones showed that the back part OF the
skull on the rlghJ-hand SIDE, near the
partial bone was crushed IN, covering 4
space about three inches long. There
were two fractures at this point, one
extending through the Ooc.pltal bone
aud base or the skull, and the other
through the temporal bone and on the
Ilght-haud SIDE. The Left half of the
collar bone Was broken, evidently by
tide tail when the body was thrown INTO
the nlan-h0le.
The corOner's verdict was. "The de-
ceased came 70 instant death by a blow
or blows upon the head, administered
by hands unknown
Charles Bhgh, the colored coach
man OF Col. Jones, was found at Madi-
sOnvllle, about fifteen miles east OF tins
city, At o'clock tonight, playing cards
In a saloon. tie was arrested, and mas
made u confession OF murder.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
TIED IN THESEVENTH
The Ga me Then Called on Account
Of Darkness.
kllOO SOW PLAYING GOOD BAIL
Full Account Of the Game Hillers
Lucky IL O. Bsgge4 and Goos work IA
the BoK-1hs oyh~s sAmes-soors 81
the Big Leagues Notes ana News

The hall game Yesterday "as splen-
did one, a. Tar a. Il went. and was the
sharpest contest yet played on the
grounds. The game was an al around
one with work for every PLAYER, and
every man OF them playing good ball.
The attendance was NOT large on ac-
oognJ OF the stormy sky, ana the game
had 10 be stopped tNsee on account oI
the ram 4 me MIST Tell during the
greater part of the game, and the
celestial fireworks were making grand
display ia the northern sky
In the nrst inning Newman lat slow
groundef 10 NcMahOn hut he Mas too
slow ia ncidlng the ball, and Newman
gOs 10 first base on his crlOr- Ryder
struck out Chalker flew 70 O'Connor.
Newman stole second and scored on
Lombard : haze hit. Manning got first
on halls and Allen made lat, bringing
IGmbard home. Sippl lar liner away
out IN right hcld, aud il looked Ike a
safe two-bageer, but Dixon went Tor Il
Ike streak of CREASED lightning, and
% the surprise of every one gathered u
ia on the tlv. O'Connor, k1san and
Puryis each flew out. In the second
inning Walker led with a safe hat, but
he was the only man who reached nrst
base. Ia tho third Miller retired the
side after the bases were nlled,
and the visitors were not able
to score until in tho seventh
irning. In that inning Ryder made
h : first hit, and stole second, Chalkcf
struck out, and Lombard went out at
tigst. Ryder was running 10 third base
when O'ConnOr put Lombard out.
QConnOr threw the hall TO Smith, but
inst a Smith was reaching Tor thc ball,
Ryder ran INTO hlm and Knocked hlm
O.it of the way, ard the ball went over
Ia the fence, letting Ryder home.
GrOgln was watching the play OF the
lightning IN the northern skv, and did
not see the act. Manning went out at
first. Grand Rapids failed TO score un-
tt the third inuing, when Purvis made
4 twO-bacger, and Smith duplicated It,
bringing Pnryis home.
In the sixth Smith flew out, Luby got
h5s base on balls. Householder followed
making his third base hit, Dixon struck
Olt, Mcmahon got first on balls and
Miller came 10 bat; SIX times he fOulcd
the ball and then lined it ont IN left
field for a two baggcr, bringing Luby
and Householder home.
In the seventh Eagan and Smith flew
olt and Purvis got first on balls and
went out stealing second. There was
a great deal of funny business played
hy both clubs 10 delay the game and
have it called while they were ahead
But when Grogan called the game
at the end of the seventh inning
Smith made big kick from
smith of the home team and he
declared that he should protest the
game. Grogan declared that 1t was too
dark for him to see the ball, although
it was only 5:i5, and insisted on call
ing the game. The Kazoos were much
GIFTED with the decision. The work of
G'ogan has generally been very salts
factory, but yesterday his decisions ia
vored the visitors in every instance.
Manning did splendid work behind the
bat and laid cut every man VINO tried
to steal second base.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
FoUR ToUaHs cAPrURED.


tts. t,.ts - ts. Ta-t.s.s stsA-A
KALKAsKA, Mich, July 27.-Last
r. gh,. about Q o'clock, four tough
boxing customers we're captured about
three miles north Of here, on the G.. r.
q T. railroad Their actions had been
suspicious. AMI The section foreman re-
ported them % sheriff Rainbow, who
took night watchman, Al. Powers and
Deputy VIM Ramsey, and gave chase.
Tile crook, gave them a run OF about
three mules before they were captured.
They gave their names as follows
Robert Fee, who - about , feet IL
inches IN height, We 4hs li5 pounds.
light complexion. dark hair and dark
blue eyes, and SAYS his parents were
horn in Ireland. >lias Davis, age 20.
height 5 feet inches, weight, lij
pounds. light complexion. hair brown,
aud dark blue ewes; John O'prlen, age.
- height. . feet 10 inches; weight, l5O
pounds, GIT complexion; dark hair
and blue eyes; says bis parents were OF
IRISH origin. but oOvn IN this country.
James Hogan. age, -; height, . feet;
we.ght, l60, Egnt complexion and
auburn HAIR. blue ewes and quite
freckled about the ewes and nose.
Robert lee is already wanted in Of
esego county for highway robbery.
When captured they had IN their pos
session q large sack of ready-made
clothing. but dropped % when over
hauled. and all refused % cis.m 10.
There was found or their persons quite
a quantity 0t lcweirv. some of cOns.d-
arlnIa value 1rf fnl~ too they 70
thc leuelrF was wrapped up n TISSUE
paper. such rs IS used tor train dis
patching. and was marked Chicago and
Northwestern, with orders 90 Engineer
kuheia to run to Long Point on Nay
-. ls,3. Fine local rain here last
p 1nt. mingled with thunder. lightning
and SOME haii. ogt very warm today.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
CRUSHED TO DEATH
A Brick Building Blown Over
Onto a Dwelling House.
MANY TlCIINS KlLLED AND NlkaEa
Dariag severe WINE Storm at chicago
q Terrible cata-trophs Oceors ass
Families hUrtcd Ansta aEs
kuius - Tbeir Dwelling.

CEckso. july .4.- Dnung violent
wind and ram siofm tonight i've
houses 81 the corner 81 Twenty n4st
and LesylIi SIS. were blown down, sid
it is reported that fourteen persons
We're klied. Particulars val be late.
cmcA4, July Fl purne a severe
Wind sud rsin-siom, which prevailed
Tor several hougs tonight 50 unooou-
ped fnree story brck h0illuz. corner
oakleY-aNs. aud Twenty -frst-st.
WAS blown over on O. 4u allan-
ana cottage. completely crushing
tho latter and ius.allfl1 Edlul tlIt
and seriously iuluImc olleloeeunanls.
Two families lived "a tae c0fia4e. tna
front pat being occupied bY-taulsfas
tefd.nands tlat ksmlta, ullh Als wIe
and fouf children. and tlf Iear hv
Charles Buck. q iahorff. ls IS b. and
three children. The Wgolk.d e0iials.
caught hre from aH over tanned
stoves. hui the fanlcs were ssIn
exunguNlei and tho WORK of res.ia
begun. Charles Buck. who atei u i1o
real, WAS found pinned down hY hcaYy
tmhcrs. ile WAS telrtly inquired ahalt
his head and face and chest. hu may
recover. HIS wife Nas foaad dcad,
crushed beyond 8u fdcolr.
ton. euslf. hs oldest sa.
aged De-. Was fastened under heavy
beam. hs rght leg aFas lGoks AND h.s
shai fractured. ar Nas taken ia f..s
hosp tai, hli cannot survive l.s niu-
res Anna Buck, AGED anI AIhfff.
aged q. were crushed o. d1st0 a. Fet-
d.usnds MAS found crushed 81 death n
j. 81 t.... .|..
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
THE CHICAGO POsT-OFFICE.
A Special Commission Coming from
Washington TO Investigate It,

WAsHINGroN, July 27.-Postmaster-
General Wannamaker has appointed A
commission to visit the Chicago post
oihce, 70 examine the postal service OF
that city and 10 receive and consider
any recommendation tor Us reOrgan-
lZatiOu.
The following named persons consti-
tlte the commission: j. :. tlarkSOn,
niS' assistant postmaster general; Hen
~ {. Payne. formerly postmaster, NIL
waukee, Wis; j. +. Bates, general
superintendent OF the free delivery
system of the post-utlce department.;
Albert IL Scott, salary and allowance
division pos.-ofiicc department, and j..
+. Stuart, chief DIVISION inspection,
Chicago.
The commission viii begin its investl-
gatOn IL about one week.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

WAWNsroN, July -. - Secretary
Wndom and First Assistant Postmaster
General Clarks0n 50 to Deer Park this
afternoon for conference with tie
President on Northwestern appoint
ments. and also I'm regard t0 tle forth-
coming election in tle new States. IT.
Is believed a plan VIII be adopted that
VII satisfy all "a the matter OF pat
rrraro
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
THE MYSTERIOUS GROOM.
Charles Downey Joined by His Wife at
Rockford.


ROCKFORD, Mich, July y. - The
TELEGRAN-IiERALD correspondent has
interviewed Charles +. powncy, the
bridegroom og 4 week, who 80 myster-
iously lett his wife at Casnovla. Dow
ney was married about ten DAYS ago to
4 yourg lady at Casnovla. The other
morning ne rose early and called a
physician tor MS VIE and disappeared.
finally turning up here, having walked
the entire distance, aud showing, as his
friends clam, symptoms of mental de
ran-emeut. Mr.. DOwney gave the cor
re-pOndcutnOreasOnablee explanation of
his conduct. He says ne mas been suf-
fcrIng from malaria, and speaks in the
highest terms OF ms wife. Mrs. Dow
ney came mere on the train today and
joined her husband at his mothers.
There Is a good deal OF speculation re-
gardlng the matter, and the two VII
lages are badly torn up by the affair.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
Coke Miners in Convention.

CHICAGO, July 27.--A delegate con-
venuon, representing the entire coke
region, was held at Ererson today. 1t
was hoped that the operators would
send representatives for a conference
on the question of wages. Tins. how
ever, they failed 10 do Cokers aud
miners then resolved that unless their
demands TOR an increase of wages were
accCded 10 between tins and August
!, every worker in the Conuellsvil.e
coke region would be ordered on a
-trike.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
AN OLD BIRD RECAPTURED.
Lansing onicers Arrest a Crook Loaded
With Swag.

LANSING, Mich, July 27.-Oficer Nc
kale and Under Sheriff Blair at IL
o'clock last night arrested VIM. Mower,
who has been selling cutlery and re-
volvers too cheap about town. He was
locked up and IN issatchel We're found
SIX revolvers, thirty seven pocket knives,
a lot OF shears and silver spoons. 4
hardware stole at Leslie was robbed on
the 10th and the owner was telcgraphed
70 come aud try 70 identity the prom
ery. Mower : an old prison bird. He
mas served two terms and twenty years
AGO was an inmate OF the State Reform
school. \ second man suspected of
completely IN the Leslie burglary was
arrested this morning. HIS name has
not Yet been learned.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
A BAD PoLANDER
Gets Mad and Commits al Assault Be
cause ne Is called bismarck

cause re Is called bismarck-
DEr8ogr, July IA Polish hod-caT-
rier, employed on the Miami-ave.
school building. empted a hod Of brick
close 10 whore the fTick layers were
building the wall. One of the bricks
rolled over the foot of one OF the br.ck-
layers, Wh0 uttered a hasty exclamA-
ton, and SAID
''What are you dong. Bismarck
The tole became tuuOusly enraged
az being Identified with the German
chancellor, and immediately struck the
urck-layer with las hOd, and then
picked mp tNO bricks aud threw them
40 him. One brick landed on the head
ot the brick layer, cutting cash IN ms
scalp. The other grazed the top OF his
head, cutting Of a patch OF hair a.
neatly Is If u had been shaved. Then
the foreman iutcrtered. The Pole Was
discharged. and the brlck-layer had his
scalp sewed up py surgeon.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

CLINTON, Iowa, July pa conven-
ton of all Catholic temperance sOcie-
ties OF the Dubuque diocese has been
called to meet IN Clinton. at St Mary's
church, Tuesday, the Both, Mt 9 a. M,
for the purpose OF adding strength to
the cause by all uniting IN the work of
total abstinence among Roman CathO-
lies, and to organize societies where
such DO not exist. This means many
more advocates of the temperance
cause III Iowa
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

NEW YORK, July 27.-Mr. William
son, one of the firm of Lewis BrOs. &
Co, said this morning:
I'VE have suspended nearly all busi-
ness for the present, our object being TO
make out statements OF accounts, and
that is no small job. We shall be
through IN week or ten days, and |
am certain that we snail not only be
able to pay 100 cents on the dollar, but
have . surplus besides BY Monday
week we shall be III full business as
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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
A Life Prisoner Gets New Trial.
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NEwAYGo, Mich, July 27--Deputy
Sheriff Gates returned from Jackson
this morning having in custody Oregon
Hamilton, the child murderer, who
was sentenced to Jackson for life I'M
prisonment year ago. The testimony
was charged by ". D. Fuller to be
utterly false, and on these grounds he
succeeded IN getting anew trlal for
Hamilton, which was recently granted
by the supreme Court. Hamilton vii
be tried III October.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

A telegram from East Saginaw to the
TELEGRAsI-HERALD last night, states
that Cieveland's minstrels, which are
10 be 10 Powers tomorrow evening, are
playing 10 the full capacity OF the
houses everywhere. Every seat was
sold before the opening OF the doors at
last Saginaw.