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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
AUTHORS AND ARTS rs.

JoHE T rEowbRIDoE was born IN log
cabin. raised on q New York farm and COM
posed his first verses behind the plough.
MARX TWAIN is said 20 be more in demand
for public lectures than any other speaker.
although he does not Low lecture as he
formerly did.
Rosa BoNHEUn Is approaching her seven
tieth birthday, but the is in vigorous health.
and stiil uses her brush with all her old
time vigor, and with al her old success.
AT recent sale OF manuscripts formerly
belonging 10 Punch. the only contribution
OF Dickens 10 that periodical was sold for
eighty dollars, anc the manuscript of four
stanzas of Hoods "Song OF the Shirt"
brought forty dollars.
ONE OF the LAST paintings completed BY
Jean Francois Mlilet was the "Priory %
vauville." owned by Mr.. Quincy A. Shaw, OF
Boston. who, with other Americans, sought
out and assisted the struggling artist who
had been so neglected by hls OWL country
men.
CuARrEsrox. i Is said, leads the other
cities Of the country in respect 70 miniature
painting. For enc hundred yesIs this has
been a peculiar distinction OF the city.
Thomas Coram. an English artist, was tie
ili~tT lftbI hnL ibAiooA~NA bAc a IA tFeetn
Carolina.
A PICTURE representing the meeting of
the royal family st tho jubilee, has been
lately completed. The picture contains
nearly sixty portraits. II viii be placed on
exhibition in London for a time, and viii
then be hung IN the grand corridor at Wind
sor Castle.
GRACE GRIrSvoop IL the wife % xr
Jeapder K LippiRcott. whose home Is in
Philadelphia. although 81 present residing
near Central Park, IN New York Mrs.
Lippincott began writing when a mere giri
and her verses received the highest com
roencaiion from tho most exsctiDg critics
OF that day.
CElRIEs B. LEWIS. of the Detroit Ere
Press, whose bunor IL SO peculiarly Amer
icsn IN quality. Is slender man 90 forty.
with Fooo features. clear. merry eyes snc =
ready smile Re began life ss printer on
the Free Press, and was blown into me
editorial room by the explosion O. ar Ohio
steamboat. AIDED by the facility with which
he described hjs unusual experience Since
then Mr.. Lewis has continued 70 smUse
America over the signature of NJ Quad,
and has oonfpcd h.s talents to the paper
which first recognized them
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
wors AND woREEEs.

rrrs7ot gTrsor. sftsT fgropest TIP
ssvs A. ever Europe eestiuerts pciice
men ~ lcrger hruvosst tns rrnrsoH p><s
rie ~ srs ss+ser dressed betteF pehsve1
srs tsurfsr loekfr~ bysto,rz>T he s.et
svsvrz-bs~s Se- rfrg. end hs = ss+'srec
nat r,f-.o-~.~~ --iH 30 Ei~es 9 ctsHos -
tskirr - rie@s ~ s-rrFsr pope hsvt
siso - 81 - r.f resv-ol vffics wss 80.
ssfrf p rot fns esss tpi-ty yrSrs sgr
4wvv7-4v ie+te- p Roskssle FrR3 %
s.~vs~ f~rs. rerrt-T tsvisf ths g-ess~st
rs-u-s1 r-soarees % SIRE r. sts lors -us -
sfs~prf ths vc~ff cerfssf snt issof srS
~. tbs -e-se- - go ~1-i1's rss-ufs~f rrfus
rrS 10y usercssi lr6Urtrfes Tssf sourt~y
- - v-~eert ftss rrie-t s7at~s snS ~ ttis
fs~s hs~e si~svs besee rry srgur.erf fs-
- -v~e~a II r~v ry~~eis' veet~icrirrs
- Fr~zrs - f-~zss So 81 irtet 49,
s-E'r@S fFe e@se ers. T1s- r-s~, go sss-
sp1 stsers yroic fsttsrIngs - ros-s
.gziret frs Ps~ts - - -s.T hsvs s.s sicr,
v.ss Ire sFpsrstss fs- E7sa< gss
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

CHICAGO. Sept 2
FIOUR-Culet aud urcha harRcc. Srrtng patents,
s-0o, Straights, s4008<.95; Bakers. q. o)a15O
Winter patents a. %. Clears. sssJe350
WHzAT-Msrket moderately active suc
stronger on favorable news from abroad and
tho eXpeciation of decrease In the visible
supply. September - 7@fc October ~
Gltsc. December. 1sa .sseasc: Sny. $50 s5pc
CosS-Fairiy sct.ve and Hrner No 2
ftaEe3 20: No. yellow 5se. 70. 4. ssLc
September, 5s43Ssac, October. s3h1Sske,
May. 55nE35hc
OATS Moderately active and frner No. 8
cash. l9Ao. September isss719ao. October.
iskeis1o Nay. 2esasso. Sample lot. in far
sspply and steady. No & l7aistc. No q
White. gee22c. 10 z, is1, e zoizc No. White.
= CSC.
RYE-Qu.t ard easy. No ? o.sh. in sto-s
t2c. September delivery. Sc. October <f,to
Samples eel at ssaSpc for SO 2 and <ste for
10 2
BaRrEY-Choics trades firm but corn<-
c1u and easy. No. 4 low grade - rood q q
80. No. 2 good % choice. <ou SO. nns Ne :
asout esas7e. September steady. salshls 81
eec
Hrss rCRy-Trsdinr y moderately active srf
rrlc.s lower. Prices ranret 81 60 n n zs
fcr cssh s. p5al0 - for September. fsf54a
n o for October ard " l5as - for gsu.
vary.
LARD Trading sctivs All prices steser
c11faf.o1 rsrTed afte I10s y for ca,h ~ o7-
20 l5 f7- Septsnoer. - o24sztor1 sor Oct<~
ter anf = - G. ~. for ganua-r
PrT7Ks-Crssrery. talss.e Dairy. az afs<.
Packing stock sss
EGGs-Frssh itaiste. ssoopss safs. ps,
co7.r.
PorLTFv-T.fr. ehics.ns 7zsl<e p~rs rsv.
Trrfevs <Efor peT , I've Dneks ga ne
pers 1--we Geese, a. "a - r.s hozsn
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
FRAGMENTS FOR FARMERS.

Bra = o1s 0f the sess u1iess 20 sew fas
Ia winter anc sprlng pasture
hzErs. carrots snc p3rs1ips IAs, es isfs II
TIE greaEa where srewG n sssersc ever
wl-A earth
70 az. Al the re@l sssi 81 bosf-Easklns tAs
aE1nn@l u.sst BE crsalles foE tke fertility Il
leaves On Gas 4arE-
In a farmer las . goos place q store bran
be o@o slwsss save noney ~ purchasing
NAA' le wants n The IA ~ early wiDtts.
8Hk value ~ glover on clay lAaos ~ =
neaAs ~ rs,.derlng the soil .css camplot
sno easier tiled is much unuer-es liu-eteo-
A oENEs4t burning Of wheat ssubals
IL TIE snaAeh bug cistricts VII destroy
nilhors - germs nov thAt vii DC yoraclous
bugs DsIt SUMMER
1hEhE are one or Two advantages n pzap-
cry sorti1g tr1ils aaa vegetables. II ads
to protect the sound frGit froz decay ana
ADDS Ysr3 Hsier'~-iy ~ the appearance saa
quality u tie frat
TEE farmer who keepS careful account -
bls farm. stock and products vii he A0le 10
meet tAe census tAAeT Nhez lie comes Eext
year with correct statements and not
guessed 81 positions
A WAX solution of careshc acid and
water. ssys aH exchange. applied q c0Ws
with brush vii proteci theEa from fles
TIE oder repels, and q lutte carboiic asia for
ocor goes great way.
TrE FIRST thaag 70 lock 10 after you have
made up your MAD " keep bees Il p2sts.r-
age. For. according 90 Tee kerPer,
greater falseiloSd was never pSsnet On %
a guliible public than that bees work fer
nothing and board themselves
THrGE = vel much 20 &c learned on the sub
ject of potatoes Continue experimenting
Try storlng potatoes IN barrels that can be
headed ep Cover them with a thick cover
ing of straw Until severe freezlng weather
sets IN, then cover them with coil
Ter latest plan with cnsilsge Is 70 cut the
entire corn crop--stGlAs. ears and sii-ioio
tie sio The kernels % the corn VIII es
wholly dlgestec by the cattle. a. u coes not
dry ont nor lose is milky character, which
gives il succulcnce fer rapid digestion 4
farmer who hhs m8oe this point one q
special Investigation 50 reports, and afirIs
that there is Dot visible trace o. corn "a
the voioirgs.
ES0UGn weeds can grow along an ordinary
fence row out OF reach of the piow 70 seed
abuDcRr.ly acres OF land, thus causing
hundred tines the necessary amount =
labor 70 keep the fence row clean. A
growth of weeds along . fence row, 10y
holding The moisture and keeping away the
sun ard air, VIII cause 8 fence 10 rot ~
one half the time II wonit II kept clean,
thus adding a tremendous tsx 10 the
farmer.
"I1 is not the nature OF a COW" says the
National Live Stock journal, discussing the
question OF the amount Of exercise q cow
requires, "to exercise much. She prefers
IN the open field 10 quietly crop the grass
until her stomach Is full, and then he down
in the shade and peacefully chew her cud
with q dreamy expression Of the eye that
denotes rest and enjoyment She does not
run and cavort like the horse. This is not
her mission"
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03


Il id hold up the Milwaukee Sortherf
trGia l don't lust rememher he date but {,
got haul Of about $50. boarded the train
Maple alley ano vent through 10 aud spotted
such men as seemed likely 10 have money.
then walked back ane The frst man 4 held VI
Was The brakeman. l ordered him 20 go shess
OF tne- lie SAID: Don't shoot and said
no. ! won I. II you behave yourself
- then held up passenger sad got SO frou
him, and then several more for smsl
amounts. hSc 10 take what they gave me. g.
! could not search them. Twas playing q lone
hand. / also got few watches. but none
them Was worth much. II . = lie 10 ssy ths'
! had sack 10 put tie stu1 in. held my sur
IN one had and received the donations with thu
other After had done the yob ] sot or q
Tnis Junction and took 10 the woods Thi.
Milwaukee l. Northwestern Job was an easJ
one.
. ~ also held up the Wisconsin Central train
! think II was about August ora ] got onl,
"a small amount IA cash but ! got few
watches, two OF which you have taken from
me. ] got one of those from the conductor
and, think, the other one from The porter
The black pocket book which you have tool
from a passenger on the Wisconsin Central
You will fnd in II note for SEQ and soms
rcards which give the owners name. Ths'
time pulled the bell-rop@ and Jumped OF 81 q
place called Cadott.
. Il have done several other little things. bu'
these don't concern you and u would be nj
good 10 tell about them, for the amounts 60
were small. l fired only one shot in tho sleep
ing car on the Wisconsin Central. and that wal
TO quiet the porter, who was yelling like mac
but when shotit brought him 70 time. sho'
over his head ana did not intend 10 hit him
! commenced business in this section some tim,
y the sprirg. Ny name IS Re.nbold Holsray
/ have no relatives here. Ny folks are IN The
old coanyry."
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

fn1r10-.z Hafaes we8t i11o ths 1oz -
al f1sza1 ths socy - A1.1zes. aloo1y
and 11s-grzred iysa& ca tae EC1r Ihess
80 terrible gaza es--a E-s saz
eld Ehs EiE-s zFA aas early severed
fra-1 E1e tr-lE IS Ia shoulder
Lanes aoxaed Marsha Ero~aeiL wa0
arrested Axa Hsizss 1oE r1s murder zad
lodged hsE - - Aers. eas = "a AZ
cr11xs4 st4p1x I'D refuses ~ Ea-2s 2ay
st41ezaszL TEs csapLa LAD Hol lived haD-
ply toxsrzar ana Ars Holmes being
tse1tg gezrs y-1zxsE t13a 4sr Ei-s11lz
$40 y - 81 years Cd, 80 ssTo8gsE E4za
as 4a1 frsaaszrly sss1 AID e1l4ed bim
TIE 4a4rdsr a - celi4itLs1 Nith al axe
which ~ fsand ising beside tAe 5o1y.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
LODGED In JAIL.
Eigkwayman Holszsy Safely In
csroeraIsd at Bessexer.
OrIyOUS IHRElIS OF IIsCHIsC.
SoshAEg Comes Of Fhsan, However. sAs
oa@ers 4ad IhslE FrissasE AAkans tns
Jsgrzey f0Ia ke2u1Aie tnns-
lsstsd-6is Confession

MA8euErrK. klcb. sept 2-ksPorss
fToa BessslnsF s4y tnst Hoisxay. endeE The
esecEt " sheriff folsy reached A0r u
BssseDeT IL a. S. = H They taok tAs
si&ge there. s2G, pEsoesaing 10 besselneIr
arrived AZ thai place al Z - = n Very
little excitement n a. manifested
Popular feeling hss run very high N Go
geble Coanty snd 80 TIE nsiuers snc Work
men Gge idle and drinking heavily II would
be very easy FOR one determined man l. az
gealss lynChing party sasrlr Foley Is {
very resolaLe 0frcer and is accompanied ~
two smclent deputies hut q Is doubtful D
they would re sort 10 shooaag az 81 attack
lag neb 10 save the Isle 81 the misoE a. !
who ceolly admits that he ROBBED and nur
cred nan IA The county less than q ~eei
ago
AAAoCErrK. Mich. sept The Gogebis
stage rObbsT and murderer hGs made fui
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
SHORT SPECIALS

Chsuncsy NJ Depsw sails for homo Sep
smber :
A gushing natural-gas well has been
truck near Washington. H.
Henry ". Genet, OF Tweed gang fame, Is
eying OF a cancerous trouble.
Gladstone will be the guest of President
Carnot at Paris during the present week.
A great reunion OF the Irish-American
Military Union Is held in Philadelphia next
year.
It Is given out from 81 Petersburg that
the Crsrowitz will soon start on a tour OF
the world
September II has been fixed upon as the
date OF the scuiling match between OCon-
nor and Sesrle
The Kansas Methodist Minister'S Associa-
tion at Topeka, Kan, declared prohibition
Ia that State to be a success
John Grass. the great chief OF the Black
feet tribe OF Sioux Indians is seriously III
and Is not expected 70 recover.
II is thought that Deputy Marshal Nagls
viii never be brought 20 trial for the kill
ing Of Judge Terry. OF California
The Blue Grass Exposition at Creston,
Ia. closed Saturday Tie attendance on
the last day was exceptionally largo.
Fire which broke out in ons OF the
largest blocks at Gsnoque Ont. Sunday
destroyed 500 .ooo wortA Of property
Henry " Shaw. St. Louis bcnef,ctor,
was buried Saturday In the garden his
gilt 20 the city which bears bis mama
Advices from Springfield are to the effect
that tas seasons yield of the Illinois corn
crop viii not iustify early estimates Of pro-
duction
John Lawrence wss killed at Montwallo.
Ala. by three burglars whom hs discovered
"a bis uncio's stora Tho burglars have
been arrested
Tenders havs been rec-ivsd a. Shanzhsi
for The construction. az \ cost Of so Co. 0so.
of the drst section OF . railroad from Pekin
70 Chisn Kisng
The Msyhrick excitement has subsidsd
eatirsiy The woman Is IN tho hospital sc
Woking prison. aud her physicians say shs
can NOT I've long
Paul O. Branch. = prominent attorney.
and Frank Dudley. n business man. were
killed IN a runaway accident - Evansville.
Both wsrs drunk
RI RIO Rey created = sensation Saturday
a. The Morris PUk track. New York, and
with - pounds mp lowered ths record For
ST arionxs . f.it
Ssns-cr ingalls, - So orator at the d.di-
cation as LeaveBvorth septsmbsr a q
tae Grant monumeRt LoTad0 Tsfs Of Chi
cago "a she scuiptor
Jacob Cygnsn. a Chicago gTooer. vp
burned - death tn The cellar ~ h's plac-,
IS Milwaukee avenas. Saturday night By
sn explosion Il ksressrs
= The experiments which hsv. bsen ccn-
ductsd under rs direction e m Kansas
Stses Board ~ Agriculture n SIX euiturs
have been highly sa-isfsctorT
James ECss. = former ht-or dsaisr -
Chicaso. klled himself SATURDAY - Ds-roit
Re had recently bsen tsscaaEzad from the
Esn<skee Insane Asylum - -ur@d
Thcnas T. Wits. sen q Ccunt7 License
Inspector Wits % Kansas Cry. shot tf ~
ssf dead sunday Es bad been made IN
sane b = sunssroSs rec-iTed = yesr ago
Fsthsr Van Il viv-- sa= h@en appointed
Csrheitc Fisaop ~ Rchfcnd - succe@6
Fsaop keess. who hss 5een made rector
81 the Catholic Cnir-rsitT - Fsshtagzon
The widow - Pre- 7icbsrd A. Fscccr q
- tsh~sr = number ~ ras q sringutss-s as
er.ncUeEs lectures nexz winter 1stnE a.
husband sc-r sopfircn ou-r- Mrs Fr,c1cr
= ~ st crznzs AXE "a
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
A DAY OFF.
Tns Coantry's Wcrksrs Rest fro@
fhsiK Lab0r&
THE yATI0ylL HOLIDAY OBSERVED.
katuag Csis3r@tsozs 81 tks D-y IA Chi-
c4So. se@ EorA. Ehsl41s. phi2. Eos-
s0a 49, Osasz Liflss Asz.
sssE fzr34sA

Cafc4G9 SEPT z-LaosE Day w&s oe,e-
brz-ed is THIS ely ~ swo large p1raaes.
IA ~slsh ue1rly a. tLs various traces
uaioas t0ak part Ihs Trades Assembly
tllrued oas about 10 80 HsB snc tae
ka.skts u Labor 40e0 1hs fSrlnef held
. yicLlc 4. lha Pax ana the latter a.
willow Springs IrEEsyayencies unique IN
design and sea .iEneutal snd provocative Of
mach applause. were plentlla! II e0@a pro
cssslonS
M YosK. sept . Labor Day here as
us1erod In sy bright sunshine From early
morning the streets were crowded by
ssurdy sons of toll II noticed.
however. that large numbers ot Wo-z-
ing giris tEU6ged along a. usual %ith
tAsir lunch la hand Ia the majority or
cases Is was f0and they worked IN concerns
tie owners CT which had no respsct Tor Ia
boz Day Al tic exchanges were closed.
and the custon house. purely fs< clearance
purposes, "a as kept 0pea from - 10 . clock
The procession began 10 move from
Nzshirg.on parade ground az 1919
O'Clock There Was an immense crowd
present and as the psrsders and bands
moved pass they were eheered 10 tho echo,
A! along me line or march the procession
Its were mad the recipients OF salvos II
cheerA Tho parade was not nearly as
large as last year
PirrsBuEoH. Pa, Sept . Labor Day
was celebrated in Western Pennsylvania
FOR the irsL ume. Business was generally
suspended, but tho only public demonstra-
ton in this city Was n parade
OF the United Carpenters and Joiuers'
Brotherhood, IN which about 1000 men
participated P!cEics were held by tho
painters. marble-cutters. slste-roofors and
ile-layers' unions, and were largely at
tended
AT Grsensburg the local labor organiza-
tions and z angers paraded, and afterward
held n monster meeting at which addresses
were made by prominent labor leaders IA
voring the eighs-hour movement
In the coke region the works were gen
orally idle. and q large mass-meeting was
held at Scottdale.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. delightful wealth
er favored the first observance in this city
OF Labor Day The banks and exchanges
were closed as also were nearly all mills
and factories Nearly all stores and other
business establishments in the city were
closed In the afternoon
ALBANY, n Y, Sept 2-Lsbor Day was
celebrated here by parade in the morn
ing in which represen tatives OF all the
trades participated TO the number OF 1900
II was reviewed by Governor Hill, Mayor
Maher and others
BosToS, Sept . - The observance OF
Labor Day wa. ere general in Boston than
In the past - ns Business was en-
tirely suspen he weather was cloudy
and cool ala Ae big procession, which
was the feature OF the forenoon, was re-
viewed By thousands who crowded the
sidewG Ks and windows along the routs.
CINCiNNATI, Sept 2-The observance OF
Labor Day here was obstructed by the rain,
wEicn began falling in the night and kept
on until after l3 clock.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

A little daughter Of Byron Nelch. OF Al
bsny, " l.. gave fer drink to her infsn,
sister Sunday somo embalming fluid which
stood by the corpse Of another child Of the
family, and in few moments the baby
died
A petition signed by nearly1o, oot railway
brakemen has been sent 70 the Interstate
Commerce Commissioners asking them TO
take steps to secure the adoption OF au-
tomato brakes and oouplers on the rail-
ways OF the country.
Willis Ridgewsy, a grocerynan OF San
born, Ind. was shot and seriously wounded
saturday night by John Bickness. who had
broken into Hdgeway's store, and whom
Ridgeway was attempting 10 capture
Bicknell was taken after desperate rght
and is in jail AT yinoenues
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
SETTLED AN OLD FEUo.

An Arrsy In Colorado In which Forty
Shots We're Fired sad Three Men
Hurt.
RocxuoaD. Col. sep Forty shots
wers nEsd SAtertsY nigNs in An ARRAY be-
fws~a Cattle Inspector Joe Wyatr Uaited
States Marshal Maxwell John Miller and
tvs ether men Milsr was sh0t In the leg
aud groin. Wyatts neck Was scratched
bT = bnli-t frei By KILLER after he
fsil and Ike Fsesaott. Who took no part IN
fbs rghr. was seriously wounded Al OF
tas eghtsrs have been placed nndsr o. 900
bonds. The fight grew out of a long stand
fng fsud betweea Miller and WyasE
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
ChiCAGO'S BIG SHOW.
Tho Interstate Industrial Exposition TO
Open on Wednesdsy-A Magnificent Dis
piav <ksurod.

Open on Wedne,dsy-A Magnificent Dis
play Assursd.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2-The annual Interstate
Industrial Exposition viii begin at tho TX
position building Wednesday next, and will
continue until October 10 In money
value. in educational interest, in business
importance and in attractive novelty, the
material OF this exhibition and arrange
ments for Its display have not been ex-
celled az any other local exhibition Of It's
class here or elsewhere The entire art gal
lery. embracing elk rooms. is hung with
the best examples Of American art, and, as
a representative collection. has never been
eoualed in magnitude or merit In manu-
featuring processes, machinery IN opera
tion and the product. OF industrial skill,
the exhibition Is especially rioh and attract
i've. The exhibits by the States of Kansas,
Colorado and California are interesting and
important scientific collections by the Chi
cago Academy Of Science and others. en-
bracing many recent acquisitions, and viii
command the attention of all students OF
natural history
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

wAssSSroS. Sept In the Post are
published kilograms from seventeen Gov
ernors Of States and Territories regarding
the removal OF General Grants remains
from ths neglected tomb az Riverside. New
York 70 the National CeNstery a. Arling-
ton or the Soldiers Home> where may Do
erected . ereditaols mgaumsnt 10 his
memory Ths replies generally were In
favor Of the removal OF the remains TO
Washington Governor Hill. OF New York.
aud Governor Penaoyer. OF Oregon. alone
declined 70 express their views.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

AFreuch mayor. who 81 one time belo the
orScs o. stipendarF nsgistrste, vss aoovf
- perform TIE civil service n usrriage.
"NHs < be sad, Addressing ne
bride. 30 vcB srres n take NJ .
he-s present. for your veoss5 husosref
tnd. sft.r fhs vounf lsty bad rsphes y
tbe srs~rrssfve. the rnsTor. tDrring - the
bridegroom. delivered himself ss foilc~s'
'rrriso-~r - the bsr. ~bsi bsvs yep r. ssF
49,
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
Germs. Catholic Parade at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept 2.-The city was
elled sunday with delegates TO the thirty
fourth general convention OF the German
Roman Catholic Central Association High
mass was celebrated at 730 o'clock in the
morning at the cathedral and IN the after
noon 3.oes men, including twenty-thres
bands, paraded At night q big summer
night festival and gala concert was gI1 en- in
honor os the vfsirora
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
A HoRslslE csiwE

F-~ssr - . F.r--~~ ~ 49, r-vsss- -fN
-FFis B~.sv H.~ket ~ T-r~tsi- Sss-
80 ~fsh AErs
Fsaw~xarcS MIA. Sept a-Ss-r1es
Hcirass a ~sll-tc-te fsruser - DAKOTA
E,nas~. was murdered Sunday morning By
rs rrsfs. &c ssd heen en an exs=ndes se-
has,s,h The sroentfcr - Charles
FsinsS = neizascr. -ss setTactea
~ -. wffe 81 - 1urtersd Tar.
80 stsoa IN ths rent ysra of raeir
kszne scrsar.n0 las asr h1ssa'od hsts oeen
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

rsc-cuT =. Minn. sept A prsiris
fr-. ten miles wids Ia sweeping The Mime
sofa bottom lands and the town ~ Big
stone City "a thrssesusd with destruction.
tbs flames having reached a point two
miles southeast of thsrs Hundreds ot
farmers have lost al thsir ray and stack
ard ths hr- which VS. started Two days
sgo BY party Of hunters. Il esyoud con
A.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
THY OLD LOO CoLLEor

maker al his summer residence.
Governor Green, o. New Jersey; Governor
Beaver, OF Pennsylvania. and President
Patton OF Princeton College. Will also be
there. Thursday morning the party will
drive in carriages 10 the old Log College,
ten miles distant. where the President
Postmaster General and Governors Beaver
and Green win speal- Arrangements are
being made by citizens along the route f0r
elaborate decorations The President viii
return 70 hr. Wsnamaker's and 60 70 Wash
lnpfon FricnY
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

EEw YoEk. Sept 2-John A Green, tho
weii-known newspaper writer. who has
bsen connected with the New York Sun,
World. Times and san Francisco Chronicle,
died al his home on Long Island from liver
troubles be Was az one tie managing
editor Of the New York Star. and president
OF tho New York Prcss Club in lss5-ss. He
had been tIl for the past three months, and
the best medical aid In this city failed 10
afford any permanent relief.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

Tso~ MOUNTAIN. Mich. sept ? 2-Circur-
stances are evidently becoming alarming
Along TIE whole Asnomin.e range Friday
night tAsTs was a most daring burglary
coTa uftted IN Peter C0lov's 81 .oon. when
over 500 vas sbstracted. together With =
haf dozen gold watches dsposited with
the ~ loon- Neeper for sat. keeping The
burg Ar o. burglars escaped and ths police
Of tns county are now IN full huat for
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

BzF1TS. sept 2-The snniversarv Of thu
battle OF Sedan was observed hore by
public mssting and grand pyrotechnicsi
display. Herr HOocseT. the court chap
ain. delivered sa orstion- Tse National
Zeitung commenting on the snnivorsary,
observes that peace has been prolonged
be7oad expectation. but that the cost or an
armed peace is enormous
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03

EccHvsrER y sept. At - n'cicck
Sunday mcrnin1 hrs ~se caased h7 ~ ~
ricsicn Of q gasoline stoTe IA ths Nsnhss-
ten. snail cottage hotel On Ontario
teach ast hefors the hiszs ccuif - ax-
tfnguishsd ne eNsnhsttsn. ths "Rislro.
snother cottazs hotel aud The Ontario
heach bathing pavilion we're entirely de-
-sroTsd Less. g. go