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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19

wAzuxS1eS. Del, SEPT "a c-o1s-
haxsf Il UppsE Ns~ tssr-e ceznts he1.
az9 Lewer lhssssI NS-Rty Pa. A9nasy
nlx1E a4s rssFs ret2s 4Gss1@y ate -ec
have case xrss- 1sn4se i2res erl4gss
- tAe ~ .zt4xsoR ! AsxrAsrn IAilroz1
sssEs Csa1sssi-ls. "a &rs a.. 81 ssAEly a.
DESTROYED and E1oE~ are sxp=ctsa a. f.l-
los ~ E4las lave ossn ssls - E~~Sz
k<.alsx Pa tse-G tAs clty ana Ieas have
9rr1yeo acre SsysEAl eAssEsFs v4sL-oo1s
have 40 tsea uas1s AA1 tAsss l0<a-lrles
~tl bav1 T. bs tzsstiea tetors tsLns can
te r4a
FLAlSHiElD. \ - Sspl la-42-s elgy
Nss slslLef ~ z1st2eI csS1 Iues1ay sea
inz Bete1en al. 7 o'clock tbs = alter IA
Green brock rose fear teer czrryilg away
t1e tIl2xe "a eozEsrsst street Shlcs Asa
tSe1 wvzkeaeG ~ E1v food of few weeks
ago Cedar hIsos kAs sFsrreysa ils t4uks
sn1 residents % IeAEa street. AEe greatly
siarl2sd Although t1s FeitFi.le cam =
pronounced safs. tsaid peop.s fear that il
nay bgeak ala great uneasiness exists.
Ilfe ropes hase been placed across oOIasT-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
NATIONAL w. c. T. u.
II VIII Begin Its sixteenth Annual Con-
venuon at Chicago So,smber s-scoPs
OF the Organix atoms Work.

II VIII Begin Its si1tsenth Annual Con-
venuon at Chicago Novsmbsr s-scoPs
OF the Organiz atoms Work.
CHICAGO. Sept l6-Ihe sixteenth conven-
ton OF the National Woman's Christian
Temperance Union meets IN Battery ID No
vember ; and continues through the 18th,
with meetings Of special interest on the
Sabbath day The society represents over
:O0. 90 earnest-hc carted wome u who are de
voted 20 works Of philanthropy along lines
that build up the temperance reform That
their view OF this reform Is very broad is
proved from the fact that they hayeforty dis
tinct departments OF work under the gen
eral heads OF preventive, educational. evan
gelistic social legal and the department.
OF organization Through their infiueI e,
scientific temperance instruction has been
secured By Law in all the Territories, In all
schools supported in whole or in part from
the United States Treasury namely: West
Point Annapolis, the Indian schools army
post schools etc J. and In twenty seven
States the same laws are now In operation.
They have special lines of work for soldiers,
sailors, miners and ali classes who
are in circumstances of especial temp
cation as Tar as pure and whole
some habits OF life are concerned They
have network OF juvenile societies ex-
tending from Tampa Bay TO Puget Sound.
They have a systematic course OF reading
for mothers and mothers meetings are a
feature of the local auxiliaries. In these
heredity and hygiene are subjects especial
ly considered They have a publishing
house in Chicago which sends out about
60or0,ou0 of pages annually, and prints The
Union Signal, which has %, 600 subscribers,
and is the most prominent paper ever
edited and published by women. Their
Gospel work has perme eated the Nation. and
was never more earnestly pursued than
now In the social realm they seek es
pecially 10 enlist The influence Of young
women and 10 hold mp the standard of total
abstinence for others sake. The Depart
ment OF the White Cross and the White
shield which is one Of the largest. has
called especial attention TO the securing
0r laws for the protection OF women and
70 the equalizing OF the standard Of an sp-
right life. making IL the same Tor men tha,
Il has always been for women This so
ciety has about 10 900 local suxiliaries. and
representatives from every State and Ter
ritory viii be in atte ndanc e At the coming
-onyanfion
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19

"a. MERRILL LIKELY I0Bg CHOSEN
Ths N4Es ~ ssrs. JSaE a IoE4n s4x.
.sstsa for tas Fsasloa C0as Daissions<-
sk8y. b4G sac Dsel@Fs. 49, Ssnz
NsE Accept H.


NlsEIssIeS sey4 1e -1Isrs l. 20 -engeT
4ag ds1og l6zE GsasFa- Warner bas declined
tke Prsslds1ss .ealsE u Gas Commission
srsAiy " lens loEs c. tnzt General Gecrks
: zerrlI u AzssSe h-ssIis sll recslFV
lie appointment. ~hlea ~ll probably Dc
saAae puslic pItAln tie nsxE sea Gays
BALIlaozs Nj sept u Ias Standing
eSas nttses II Iks Logan laYlaclb-ss -
Nary yisad. largely composed " &C soldiers,
atoptsc resolutions srroDzly aoeonnasna-
tng HFs General John A Lezsn fer the
ores ss CoEmissisnsx OF Pensions
Ihsy s<y thai Mrs Lozans appointms q (
would be IN aocCI1&Lcs sftA precedent
and bnng 10 the service Of tie Government
oas commanding respect 2n1 Inspiring con
rasaes. against whom 90 soldier ~oald
utter the fesbiest protest. bat whom al
would Inlte Ia susts. aisg
W1szISGros sept IL a reporter OF the
Lysning Capital went 10 interview nrs
Lossa about tie reports thst she was =
candidate for the Com Laissicnersap She
said
Nov that q very KIND OF ny friends % mea-
tion Es ler The rositicn of C0H1aissiOaer OF
Pensions These newspsper rsn are always
saying sSne kizd lItLe things about ne, snc
th-s proposition "a another Oze Or the pretty
compliments, sad though. o, course. this 0ae
Il not serious IL Is pleas nk. neyergkeless.'
But the reporter insisted that the people
wes. ia earnest Ia calling for her appoint
ment as Commissioner OF Pensions and the
newspapers me ant II as well The smile on
her face gave way 70 graysr look as shs
replied:
'Oa well, u you are talking seriously, lei
me tell you / would not consider such an
idea Tor a n0menL and 10 ROt think that
The Prsslcen, or any one ia power has ever
done SC, either. ] have TOO keen ~ appfe.
citation O. The duties ard responsibilities
Of ne once aud OF ny owa unfgness 20 as
suns them-even 20 think OF Il fer q moment
even Il the place were prorered me- which
Is absuraly improbable. l think the of1oe Of
Commissioner OF Pensions Is one OF the bcs'
gifts tAe Government has 20 orer IN point o
Importance
Deputy Commissioner Smith is carrying
out the policy Of the Administration. under
the direction or Secretary Noble, by re-
VOking some Of the orders issued by Cor
poral Tanner. Ii was these orders which
in the opinion of Secretary Noble. showed
Hr. Tanners ineiciency in the most
conspicuous manner. The practice
for years has been TO require the
evidence ot 1T least one commissioned ol
commissioned officer or two private
soldiers 10 establish the cause OF the disa
bility CT q conarade. Commissioner Tanner
issued a rule 10 accept the evidence OF one
comrade as final The order directing
every pensloner drawing less than foul
dollars a month 10 be examined for IN in.
crease was also revoked
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
SHORT SPECIALS

saas hoxs II DabaQas County Ia are
S~E,s u eholer4
s-ats A1as. Cal. va sAAksn ~ An earth.
quake honasy afternoon
Hungarian uslng RsAr MllkeshzfTs.
Pa. La J1ss az 2ksnsa fTosa a loaEtosn -ass
sleep
he ntss &nEN2l tournament 81 the llll-
Dols fnsusns Asssol2tlon NJ % Aelc al
Gluten. IL September a - .
Al pa Aapl4s, hlch TUESDAY. ths sohn
heaIn furnitare OompSns asslg ne4 ~aga
liabilities 81 s. Joo and asssts q q s1o
TAe ary gooas arm u Nesl Matte A ca
sf Hzhfax Nova So0El2 made a. assisn-
taelt Iss.css. 1LslE Liabilities slaoan1 10
- ol9
Ieavsuw ofth Asn. capitalists have
raised e. olN 60 with which they NlA
bufla q nouring Rail NIIh . capacity ~
Ooo tsrrsls LAY.
Cltisens 0f hopAiasvitle ky have sn-
Moved bloochounds In the hant for Will
ialn Brill ~ho lliIed Conductor Lemon ~
ta.4 city. ssPteln aeT =
Wngat DuTyes. president Of ths 0len
Cove starch Manufacturing Company. died
st his home al Glen Cove. l. ], Tuesday
morning
caeIi iuaH l1o aNC a. Ssft4ce IA ehs y ~
interesssd w4lh iheln IL 1bs bunAlo gf4ia
cefalcaticns have been expelled from The
Board Of Trace of that civ
joseph Oofl4s. 81 Columbus. q. al inmate
of Dr Detchons IsivAge inehTials a., ium
al II rttOfd. Conn con- mitteo suicide To-
Gently ~ jumping from window.
An election was held IN Appeton. Vie
on luesd4F Il dsteff whether The
liquor Incense continue AZ esls 81 be raise c
10 $50 Low Sic nse won by SIC majority
The employees cf the Philadelphia smeltsr
at Pueblo CO. naElg eriug over pa. struck
Monday night They ssk for Gn eis At-Ao "a
shift instead of tie twelve hour, a. a.
present
Prank n Andersen. q fl6h2Tt lud. has
sued the Lake Shore road ior $1,000 dana
ages lie alleges that be Was siTucS and
injured by Lake shore train On al Ia
AaTt crossing
The President has commuted 70 four
years tho sentences of james Leonard
and Benjamin Watson. OF Wisconsin sen-
tenceC IA $3.50 10 seven years AID s'2
months for passing coaIteriet aud
altered bank notes
With pssteDOsr0 tags attached 10 tbeii
clothing bearing the inscription ''Len
and Rudolph kurts. bound Tor Samuel
Kuris. their father, No 80 Randolph stree
Cbicsgo. u two t-yssI-oic { children ~
rived In New York on Tuesday On the steam.
er Ems from Bremen
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
WILL MAKE ii In.
Chicago's worlds Fair hsnagers Decide
TO increase the Capital stock from
$4,000. .oGO TO Sfo.OOO,0OO.

CHICAGO. Sept. - The original amount
Of stock tls y orlas FAIR in this city,
amounting tn 5000, 600 has all been taken.
Whom it was proposed 10 raise 5000, ,00O
:hero were doubts AS 10 the
availability OF the scheme, but the
doubt was soon dispeled by the
unanimity with which all classes of citi-
zens and the Representatives of all trades
contributed and subscribed. Then a ques-
tion arose as To whether or not Congress
would be as liberal with National
appropriations II the fair was TO be
held in Chlcugo as IL would be If il
was located Ia Washington can
vas Of the proposition among Chicago
business men demonstrated that the fair
was not to be lost on monetary cOnsidera-
tions, and therefore the executive commit
tee felt authorized on Tuesday 10 take ac-
tion amounting to an order 10 the incorpo-
rators 70 increase the total amount of stock
to $1,000, lO0
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
LOST IN THE LAKE.
NINE Pleasures SEEKERS DROWNED
a Party ~ f@ehts0ss fron Lsrssns d
f~rish la . Gale Lake trts-fwe
~ TIE I1fsrtaEAtss bs11ss
fo0Ea.

CIEvrLAND. - sept : -IheGs 10 esnsr-
a. l-4s.arllag IL IAs httls tosl ~ lorain-
formerly BLACK hiyer thirty K1iles up 1hs
lsLke Il - agreed ~ most ~ tie oltisxns
that nine Young EaeD, ~hs seEs among
TIE best people ~ lie town, have been
crow wled "a TIE us&cberous storm
CT SUNDAY night Oh Lake krle
SUNDAY afternoon between 5 and :
Q clock Johs b IUnte. } l. Law leE,
litter. Benjamin kline. \
Knight p a Lzwler. Captain Sam Root
bred Pelo~ ana al engineer left IoI THIS
pert Ihe weather wss far snc he party
lort Lor@iE oE tie open nsp.tha steam
launch Leo The eKcuTslonlsts 4ooko1 Tor =
pleasant run down Il Cleveland Win tas
intention Of returning by raj IL the even
ing
The excuTsiOnasIs were met short dis-
tance east of Rocky uyer hy the yacht
Winfrse about O'Clock IN tie eveaing.
Captain Williams ~ The Ninlirsc,
says lie s&lutec them and re
ceiyec an answer with cheers from
the party The westher was moderste
then shortly htterward the Wind shifted
10 the northwest Hnd II - thought thsI
with This unfortunate change The LoTaln
people lost their lives
The bodies OF T. p Ritter and A
Lswler, who were ssOng the party have
been found floating In tho lake by the hfe-
saving crew. and their seven companions
II il believed, have also perished IN TIE
storm
Ihe shore 10 Rocky river, with the ex
cspt.on OF one sh0Tt strip OF beach, Il a
mass OF elf and j. extremely dan
gerous ar Munhali, OF this city
lives about midway between here
and Rocky river on the lake shore
He saws that after dark sunday
evening his attention v as called 70 cries foi
help below the cliffs He called one " The
barn men. procured lantern. and heard th'
cries again " hile on the way 10 the store
but found no one there ana could see n'
tigns of a wreck In the water below.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
JACK THE NlPPER.
indications of Heavy Frosts ina Iilinois.
Indiana Wisconsin. Iowa. Nebraska.
Missouri and Ksnsas-The Corn Crop
Reasonably safe.

indications of Heavy Trosts iu Illinois,
Indiana, Wisconsin. Iowa. Nebraska.
Missouri and Ksnsas-The Corn Crop
Reasonably safe.
CHICAGO. Sept 1s-Tbere are indica-
lions Of hard frosts within the next few
airhts in upper Kansas upper Missouri.
indiana. Illinois, Iowa Wisconsin. Ne
orssks and points North The condi-
lion of the corn crop IL now OF
Fi.al fnterert not only 10 the
'a-mers in The region named. bat 70 spec
ilators and merchants all over the coun-
nv Concerning 10 Mr. A = Alex andeT
editor Of the Farmers Review, said TO an
nteryie weT.
- frost nov would undoybtediy seriously
More 81 lste-pianted corn on lov-lyisg
round. where supsrsbuudance 81 moisture
ends 10 make the crop rank sDd green when
hat on high and dry land is commencing
o vtber. In Soribern Wisconsin. where
5r0uEhf has prevailed 70 al unusual
degree. N seasons corn already cry ard
pass injury from frost I, The dairy ~ dis
tricts O. the state. ~h-re much corn Is
planted Tor use in the sfio . = probable mat
2 good deal - damage viii b- done TIE
crop IS usually cut Tor ensLsRe Tuf-
poses when tne ears arc commencing 10
glaze Where This stage he's not bseE A. ivsd
Al and frost fslfs s0urin7 ~ 80 es-s vii ensue
e.rg cor sferatlv .sssn fte rsi1s - tbe ca-r
for sHoave Ia mino.s and Indiana corn ia ron.
si5ersd practically OF 81 csrger ~
frost srre along flv.rs on What
ara known "a bottom isncs sn6
on ufrer iov-iFi-r ls-ds rot tned In
Nrrfhvest Kfntlcsr 40 northern ~ ssour,
frrsf . ro' Grorstiy A. sry usferisi dsrr.
are ,--st st th.s fste would bsve don. :
vast snernf - in.arJ to tn. crra
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
eNTeRPRlslNG LUMsEamEN.
They Have Under Way Colossal Ware
houses and Onices at Ishpeming. Mich.

lsHPEAnNs, Mich Sept Buildings
f.r the warehouses and ortces Of the Mich
igan Lumber Company are now being built
The mill OF this company 10 have ar. an
nusl cutting capacity OF 80 0O0 900 feet. is
10 De located on The Dead river, two miles
from Marquette. logging road viii 20
built 10 carry the logs from the place where
they are cut 70 the mill Two hundred
men arc now 1T work and more are being
hired daily road viii be built 10 the
Dead river. eight miles north OF here. The
Michigan Lumber Company viii employ
over 900 men during the coming winter
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
wooL-oRowERs TO CONVENE.
A Meeting Called at wHshinTtoR by The
President of the AsssclAtian.

COLUMBUS o.. Sept ls-Columbus De-
lano. president Of the National Nool-Cro~-
ers' Association. Mount Vernon o. on de-
mAnd or the Ohio M0ol-Growers' Assocrl-
ton and. ss they say. because of the dan
gers threatening the wooi-gTowing indus
try. has requested delegate meeting oi
wool growers 10 convene in Washing ton on
the day when the next Congress conyenes
He rays in bis call the wool-Ero~inR
States and Territories should be represented
and names of delegates forwarded 10 hls
address soon "a appointed
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
SWEARING OFF.

Tho american People hot Such Inveterats
smokers They Once were-Decrease
in the Manufacture OF Cigars, Cigarettes.
Etc.
NEW YoEK, Sent. ls-The second days
session OF the Cigar Makers international
Union opened Tuesday morning. President
Adolph Strassers biennial report showed
that employment was gradually deere asing
The increase in the number OF cigars
and chsroOUs produced during the
years 1883 and 1852 WAS much
smaller than during the years 1885
and So Ii was noticeable fact that the
Increase in production was In the districts
where the lowest wages were paid. In tho
districts where high wages are paid there
was decrease in the production. In New
York City during the fiscal year ended
June. So, there was decrease Of q .G73.
7Ss Gig .rs anl cherOots The decrease in
the other parts OF New York State wa.
3.9fSo03. The union has now over la,o oC0
Tncmbers
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19

lrfrtcr fsTt -
carr r-ysrsst fsi~iy scfIvf or iocn snf
- ruirr scccurt srf pro thesff ulate-' Al
rtaFre o1rssfirrs rsureC 81 q T11H< -
fr- god - rf.c shipping st~ers o. q
= 70 for currler r. goDf a. g. ssBf p fnr
satcns-s srs.-s o. soef 81 fof elork--s q -
n 70 for Tsrsrs y yosss ~ fcr w@sterns-
e. "a N fer F-ersrs fs0Ef n for ro-s
sr1 nzzT frr .rfs-io- n rs5 Suck "a
Ps
Hrsr4-rsvsef art'vs srf frv 4. CT rrsdes
sfe1fv u-c~r ars ~rs iffs Sf ofef s. 80
rarr-r a. 81 80 p fr~ en- - No. - -
~,nsf rseFnT ss5a4F for ulfed suc s. -
q q for tssry p@esirr sn6 slipping iots
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19

Ia PORTE. Ind. Sept ls -sherin Reed
secured the arrest OF two confidence men
at Michigan City Tuesday morning after ar
all night chass. They answer 90 the de-
scription OF the sharpers who fieeced
farmer out OF 5000 at suestor lAst week
They attempted 10 victiIniEe q farmer Be an
here on Monday out OF 81. .0Oo. pursuing The
same tactics The officials at STestoT have
been notlfod Of the arrest
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
Buried Under Failing Walls.

CnCAGo. Sept l8-The upper story OF a
new two-story brick building at 96s Park
avenue blew down Tuesday afternoon. and
the four men working on the walls were
thrown 70 the ground and buried under
bricks and mortar Two Of them. John
Robelia and John Kohl, were seriously.
perhaps fatally wounded
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
A RusA oE wATFRs.
The Fnrstins - = Dam - Fsursvirsnis
fsnees Nsch pestr1rffon-

fsnees Mach pestr1rfion-
TszT- -HxsTEs "a Sert fs-Tts breast
- the arze dam belonging 20 ths ksnue-
bec "a Company 70 NAm. rztcn De-. o.
cafed az Hiberuis rcis coertr. frr-t Iaes-
dsr n1orr NJ ani Tremendous amount of
wsser r-saed down t1e Rrsnire Ire
overiowing the esnxs ard sreerin z
every tGnz before Is The larTs
bridge wHrb crosses tta Brandt
ufne fust he.ow tse darn wes s~@r+
away. sua se7srsi frame heo e. we're
carried down 70 Ccsfesr Severs. cf
ere streets 81 Ccs-esvil are four fse- rn-
der ~ster Ins ree7s srnE a1rr .
streams ~er- warned ~ t1e scln6 - tss
rns1laC ersrs-s sei escaped ~ ere
So fsr - BEARS fr1m ne Ives ts~s ts-u
lssr ~ Hocd Ess ns5e -ze creek rori
impossible II. PLACES tas u-saasrs sre
covered ~ ts- Er-a 81 stght srt .er fees
The freak rss caussd ~ soadsy nsght :
h>svV fsl 81 80.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19

NEw ToRS. sept. ls-A number of Lead
ing piano and organ Manufacturers 81 this
and osh.r cities met here Tuesday and
agreed 10 form protective union foI
mutu-i benefits IN connection with The
trade methods Thsrs was no talk of .
combination or trrsr
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
wa. Evidently Murdered.

ASHLAND. ny. Sept Il Mrs Carter. 3
widow. drew pension Monday, and went
home n company with a bachelor friend
who vas paying attentions 70 her Tuesday
she vas found dead in her .0use. with heI
biacksned face in the fireplace. The
money is missing
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
DOWN ON REUNIONS.
Indiana Ministers Think the Gatherings
Annually OF Old Soldiers Smack Too
Much of War.

PAINTED. Ind, Sept IS-William
Weatherald and Rev f Kenworthy spoke
at the morning session OF the conference
Monday. The report OF the committee
on arbitration and peace proposed
a memorial 70 the coming congress OF
North and South American States at Wash
ing.on in behalf Of arbitration for set
ting all international disputea The re-
port was concurred in. The expression Of
the meeting was that the new naval equip
ments ara wrong and unnecessary and that
friends can not consistently give any
countenRnce TO any thing smacking OF the
rnilitary-as the Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie decorations. soldiers reunions. Fourth
of July, or even she tin horn brigade in po-
litical campaigns
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19

DErR pABK M sept ls-sresident
Harrison has commuted the sentence ~
Dr Burke pri1dy ~ the Eastern district
Of Tennessee. convicted of viola ng the
pension laws 20 one year fIe was sen
fenced in April. is,2. 20 two ysars impris-
cnme1t
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19

HrLENA NJ T., Sept Is William p
Webb, Secretary OF Montana Territory
under President Cleveland. wss arrested
Tuesday on IN order from United Statsi
Attorney-Gen Miller. charging hin
with misappropTiati Government funds
while Ia Office His shortage will amount
20 3. .0cO or o.. 900.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
One of SalIivan's Bondsmcn Dead.

NV ORLEANS. Sept IL - The Times
Democrats Purvis (Miss) special an
nounces the sudden death there Of apo
plexy of Robert T. Scarborough, a prom
inent merchant and bondsman Tor sui
Ivan. Kilrain and Benaud Scarborough q
death will necessitate the making OF new
bond in each case.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
THE
TVAV4M4KER
g
BROWN
Taller Agency,
No. IS Monroe Street.

We have opened our first exhibition
Of New Fall Goods - make 10 measure.
Home aud Foreign makes of best wool
ens are extensively represented n
STYLES that are rich, handsome and a.
most exclusive Tsth us.
Ia order 70 Introduce our superior
styles Of tailoring We VIII guarantee
YOU = saving u g. % SO on each suit
or Oyerc0lt- style, work and TRIM
mings the best, and every garment
warranted 20 ht. We extend d spec.a.
invitation % all % come and see our
magnificent display OF cloths.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
Utahs Condition.

CHICAGO, Sept 1S-The Utah Commission
will meet at the Leland Hotel September
20 10 agree upon the official report to Con
gress for the last twelve months Impor-
tant recommendations viii be I.ade foI
further National legislation touching Ter
ritOrial affairs. and particularly 80 TO the
relations OF the Mormon theocracy towarc
the Federal Administration in matters per
tanning TO popular elections
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
Fpdspxer,d by Forest rrr..

NEVADA. Cal. Sept is Reports from
Forest City state that town 10 endangered
by forest fires Many families have moved
their household furniture from the town,
and mining caDpanies have transported
their giant powder cut OF reach Of the
fjameA
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19

OrrBrc. Can. SEPT lS-The steamship
Alberta. which arrived in this port from
Iloiio. via Singapore. landed - quaTan-
tine passenger suffering from severe
attack ~ cholera After being thoroughly
fumigafed the Alberta was allowed 70 pro
caed 20 Mon -saaL
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19

NO. u sspt - Herman kevsrs
+. .fsrna.r res dinF nss- nsrs 49, srr~-te1
Tue.6sv chsrgs1 vfth forTsyy - sFns6
t-e nrrr-s - his nsigtDors vsc sEe prep
s-f4 owners - rct~s aggv.Tetnf 2 60
a-,d har tasu dlseoun-se ~ 81 hsnks n
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19

p e S@rt PR I0-'s Nsss fsr-se
II tse rl Tcr1 ard trs nsr - 4 rf.rist
A. ccEsroser Did - 10 r-sseeno. ir
gsrrsso ? lstn a. l1 r riock T0as1s- nirrs
- -4rtr TT Hsas vss taksr ~ -
PES frorn 80 ~ ~f-T 30 r-txrrea ter es7s
40 Ee uss 8rrr Ia Veifnsoer n 50
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19

TRENTON. y. J.. Sept ls-Ths Repub'fe
an State convention met here Tuesday and
ncmina nated General K h Grubb for Governor
on the second ballot The platform adopted
Endorses the Australian system and. without
saying so directly, practically declares foi
local op.fon
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19
INDIANS STARVING.
Many Are Dying in Manitoba for Want oi
Food

Many Arc Dying IN Mnnitoba Tor Want ol
Food.
WINNIPEG, Man, Sept 1S-venerable
Archdescon Reeve, who has mission in
Athabasca district at Fort Chippewa, 50l
miles north Of Edmonton. is here. He says
there are less than 100 Indians at Fort Chip.
pewayan. go many died during the last
four seasons Two months ago thirty died
from starvation. and last winter again s
number died owing to previous privations
which could not DO called sctual death
from starvation, though in reality that was
the indirect cause.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19

LoNDoS. sept iS-The depression in tho
cotton trade is becoming more general
Many thousands - workmen are Idle snd
the condition Of the Industry is worse than
any time for years past
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-19

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