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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-28
Wortbmeferm

Hunman Ghlaftuagen geben ebenfans burd sniihen
Duluth, Superior unb Chicago, S6neG5iige iabren
aipiiden MinneapoIis. 81. Saul uub &anias Gitp.
Dining Cars iinb an allen Snrb5igen iiber bieie 9infe
5iuii6eH minneapolis, ct. HanI uno Chicago uHb
Siuiiden ct. HanI unb 8anias 9th. Sas Chicago u.
Nortbmeitern Snftem BON 2inien, beftebenb aus Der
Chicago, ct. Saul Wfinneapulis unb Omaha, bergb BIZ
ca9o iinb Der 9ortbiueitern unb 6renlpnt, GIfhprn uno
Mu. gauep Gtienbahnen (ane iinb ~anse5eigt aisNprtb=
meitern 2inie) geben ourf cine bid beiebeIte gegenb
uno erreiden ale gr6Beren Gtdbte unb S6rfer bic in
bemS erritprium lie9en, tpelhes ~oieielben ourffabren.
Che 6eiienoe fih cine 3inie aitn1 Weiien ausiuden, ioI-
len tie nidt p~ergefien ii1 cine 2anbfarte nebfBe5hret=
bung 5u peri9affen, bieieIben fino in alien Giienbabn=
gtationen IN baben ober Direct BON Der 6auptoffce.
@faH ~abrefftre
&. 81, 2easoole. @euT. RoH. Mot.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-28
@rabtn6 rtften II.

ST. etnem Dprfe ait Der Tratn
finoen mir Die @rabtn19rift:
u1s4O in ben Sunbstasen
9at MIDI Der 8lib erl6lasen,
l1nb ieitoem bin t9 tobt."
Muf etnem anberen @rabe oes1elz
ben Srie0bOfes beiBt es:
u2teber @ngel, penn Ou fommit am
jiins1ten Sage,
I'm MIDI at ipeden aus benz Tpbes=
i6lafe,
SD lte9' ni9t nl1r bier unter'm
&reu5,
Su9' eine &lafter unb S9ub finite
re6terleits."
@tpas boppelitnnis 1T Die SIT
i6rift aussefallen, bic cine @ittme
au 8. in Dberiteiermarf ibrem Sat
ten mtbmet:
Sin jeber mfoe Meni6,
@enn man tn's Grab i'm lest,
2dBt nod Elm &reu5 auriid,
9as ietnen Namen trast."
@benoaielbit flast Elm gbrenmann:
rMfein sutes @eib,
Dir ieb' tb bieien Stetn;
Na6 meiner 2ieb seme1ien
MaBt' er sr6Ber 1ein."
= Sob Summers bel 6aGpmeG's.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-28
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meiiten &eiienoeu 5tpiiden ct. Haul unb gbicags neb=
men bieie 2inie uno aieben bic nQtmiteb 8eftibn[e" be-
ionoers boz, fueIbe bic beiten unb ih6nften Waaapns
entbdlt, bic lie gebaut iuurben. gin Der Gate superior
Strede oieier 8abn, atpiihen MinneappIis, ct. Eaul
une DULUTH uno ct. HauI unb Aiblano iinb Eulrnan
Sdlafpagen an ben Nadtaigen uno Harlor Cars an
ben TaQ3iaen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-28
The Northwestern Loan & Building
Association,
400 &aiota 6ebdnoe,
@uturiiirtes &apital 10 @iaiomen Doll.

8eamte:
Sames S. @ . M a II, 9rdiioent.
Son. s. 6. 8. Morion, 8icesBrdf.
Sobn 9. Ban Sherman, NOpo. II. Sec.
81. 8. Muffin, S6abmetiter.
9ircctpren
|Sames s. @pman, 8rdiibent Der
6anoelsfammer unb graiioent Der
minneapolis Mutual 5euerperii6es
run9s9eieli6oft.
s. g. .. M o II, Nbpocat, Director
Der 6an0elSfammer uno SecretGr Der
Minneapolis 6orpeiter Norfs.
|Sobn 9. Ban Norma II, Nopocat.
s. M. Sobn on, alderman, Nbpocat
Der 6armers uno Me9anic's Savings
8anf.
q. s. 81 Ii tin, Director Der linton ga.
tional 8onf.
|Sobn 6 oobnon, ~&oblenbdnbler.
9. S. NeIfon, grGi. Der Minneapolis
@e9enieiti9en 6euerperii6erunss . @ei.
6. M IN i, 9eal State.
6. IS. @ibben, Grocer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
FACTS BRIEFLY STATED.

Travelling men have raised floo. 900 for
the Worlds Pair in Chicago.
IL IL denied that English capitalists have
purchased the breweries OF Milwaukee.
MrA Bernard. OF Cincinnati. was killed
Sunday night by jumping from her carriage.
Women of NslIa valla. ". T., have re-
solved to vote at the approaching election.
New York has now 80, coo raised for her
washirgt memorial arcn- She needs
80. .oe0 more.
The coal fields OF Hokkaido. in Japan,
are estimated oy an American engineer TO
DC worth sl0o. Gov. COO
p T. JeGsry has been favorasIy men
toned as director general OF the Worlds
Fair % ls92 a Chicago
Anton Brown aud BENJAMIN Cabls, both
OF Cincinnati. committed suicide Sunday
night through dependency
NJ Britten. OF Bancroft Mich. Is the
owner of a pear tree which IL now ripsn-
INK its second crop this season
Wight 3 Ellis vas shot and killed by J.
A Williams - q Temperance bsrbsC1e In
the town OF Ellzsy. Levy County. Pa
Upward os twentv-eizht large bales OF
human hair were brougb; % Francs IN the
iast s7ausr that arrived from The Orient
Ihs king Of the Belgians las inves.ei
over s800o COO Of his private fortune In
the Congo country during he past eisvsn
years
Johnsto-n Pa schools are 20 be opened
September g. and IL "a hepcd 70 raise iusds
enough % keep them open for eight
months
VI Harrison. convict IN tbs Frank
fort kr peniceutisrT. orank con nercisl
sicohoi ussd IN tss paint ssoP. and died in
81 cell
Ths Gisss,euisns hsvs publicly PRO
claimed their purpose - wreck, = posi-
be 80 BA-four CA1hoio Univsrsity
scheus
The towns ofGuiford snd Madison. Conn.
Sunday cornzspc.d tsre. esvs csie-
6raton q th- zen srnf7srsar7 - their
settlement
Noes Ifbscoub resr-o'd hor p
vhssiinz y Va wss shot ard instan ~
killed. SATURDAY. 81 Luther Knott rhis oat
turkey hunting
Nrs nsnel b. - ssfnrrEl. p tss
picked = CO.. r1aTrs 90 hars eherri.s this
s~ason ard SD tss most - ther r. svs
csuts Per pound
- Emneze - vas csuTht a. Pa sfsiphis
w11 ss1 = 80 Torta ~ 1sr 1r6s sd
orher isrerT tuck-6 sway fri a. G q coat
- ot ~ss ccnfzcs-sd
Th<rs az sitc4s s-fsr ssca- o. 80 Arshs
iu tais coraerv ard nc- se Fer c.nt ~
t1er1 asvs s~tf FL Sens -r sa~ ctss~
raesrs 90 srFrc~- -ssn pstdtre
~ Frssft.ns Leg re- ~ Esv-. ehs-r-s
t1st Enise6 stsrts Nrisser Iheu psen
page tae part ~ srT n - e-lous-fs
e0~r~ IN der cav -r fanerel Ssf-r-er
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
The BARON 8 WIGS.


Clever Iltti~ Arrangement ~ which
He Deceived ftts Frfspds-
The Baron. who was man q society. and
devoted u his youth. discovered that his
hair was growing gay and somewhat thin
Could the Baron dc x. consent 70 pot or
those signs q acPi Net - 81 Bot hs hair
generally continued 70 decrease. and fhs
gray hair 70 increase ia proportion 70 The
rest
He thought tie matter over unt1 be was
In danger of losing what hair be hst. sud a.
last RI upou 3 harry thought Re went r.
wiE-rrsker and ordered nc fewer than
eight wigs. fu made % The sane hair. and
al close = reseu ol.HF fhs color 81 he own
Just : itts more youthful, perhaps. ard
certainly more copious.
The w1e nsser wss sstorisfe - rf such ar
order. and eth more sstorishe1 when the
Baron 6s y ordered hin tr have the bairnf
ous ~ie EFT pretty lonr for The prevailing
fashion. the hair of TIE nerf wig justsHf
tesnorter fhsn fnsts s11 &C on. ~ Q ve-v
rrafuai reduction. down e ors v,hIoh vss
cute short
Tben TIE Rsror ce I put On fhs wig with
Re storte~f bar for veef. next week he
PIT % TIE one vth ths psEt iougsr hazf -
hair. the third week tfs tfirc we and
.hus - the eirhf week ard tesz serne ore
pAs pretty surs - srciair
why Z ~ty Or 20 ss-s yevr hair
sutf~
Tier ths Rn-or rsrss uut " his shertesf-
sr-eS ~ a1s reeume< tks snnu~ss5rr
az robsSy FRI Il .et tast - -rrs x~9sf
e. FER we ever FDev ths hsif cr q wfe -
F-evf
r. ssst~srrs- 80 -w--rrsz r-p-rr~1 I~fns
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
HUMeLlNG \ MoouL.
Forty Determined Anti-Pepp<r-fn-the
soaplsts VIA q Great Victory.

FORTY Determined Anti-Pepper-fn-ths-
soaplsts Via q Gress viotory.
The autocrat cf the seaside resort 10 not
the man with his millions, but the hotol
cook The clerk in the osace nay imagine
that be owns most Of the earth. and TIE
head waiter may feel that he has war
ranty deed OF the remainder, but when yos
come right down 10 facts the boss of The
kitchen is the boss Of the ranch. he Is TIE
unseen power behind the throne 70 which 81
bow.
At our hotel the soup had invariably been
seasoned so high with cayenne pepper that
not one cut OF zen could more than tsstc il
says a writer in the Detroit Prce Press
The same was true Of TIE dfvileo clans
One day made kick. and In five minutes
] had bali dozen guests with ne. We
interviewed the landlord and bis reply was
"Ihave nothing 10 say about IL You
must go 70 the chief cook"
We sought al interview with that mag.
nate. He was "a colored man with the
dignity Of Roman Senator. We MADE our
compliant, aud he replied
"I season dat soup an dem c4s~s 70 sult
ny taste"
"But IL doesn't suit ours"
"Can't hep dat. sab"
W want less pepper"
Cant help oai."
''Do you refuse 70 make a cbangeff
81 sartlniy CO. sab. lows nobody 70 ter
me what 10 do"
We returned 10 the verandah and went
Into convention. Every minute added ts
our numerical strength, and in a quarter q
an hour we numbered forty men- Then Il
was unanimously
"HesolUe5, That II the cock refuses 70 use
less pepper we seek some other hotel"
Delegates were appointed 70 wal; OF the
landlord, and be replied;
Gentlemen, ! an sorry. but care Doi
interfere"
Forty rooms were vacated. forty trunks
packed and then mine host w!ted. Be
called IN the cock, aud, though that individ.
usl attempted 70 sts1c on his dignity. b.
had 20 wilt BY this time The c1citeneri
was intense, and had the forty gone they
would have been followed by hundred
more. Less pepper vas The watch.
word al over :he houfe, and 81 rncants
great deal 10 the landlord We kicked, vs
saw, We conquered. and the next soup sn6
clans crsctly suited tho popular taste The
cook IL suil the unseen power behind TIE
throne. but lie has skipped cog and no one
10 afraid of him any lorE ger.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

81 Nsw rork glry exploasa s2r9xesy sgter.
neon x.tszltrR = losz q 8 50 90 TAs
szelceas - - - e4ss sxsiSsl0a.
go.ega ssslrL. q Jensrsesv.lls. Ina vac
seussnesa - ssa ye2rs n .r&oa Saturday
because As ssoEs N&zTis As2oy wAe1 hs
xasrsasa vas q Ags es~a ala y a. cay a
yszIs "a
E.ca vssksrePort @ Tsilrezd earatags
= ~. euiy a. improvement ovSE IA
predsess ssor. tgg Ezkes = petter aod better
sho~fag y comparison VIII x1s Tst1rzs
cf iAsr fszE
Vale sAa1-niug = revolver jennie
Hoack. Alfs u George Hs0ck. = y0ung
f2znasr ress1lng EsA- Leck Hssea Pa sc-
Clae1ta-'y SO. nerss1 tATs-ze tie Esars
au1 died Instantly
Nra Caszlss B Pope. Of Chicago. vii
give lAn1 and library 70 ghs town of Dan
vile 80 y replace tae building s1rnsG IN
TIE nzo Nay hex ate husband w.s =
native ~ D41FLie
Dr Lsnsllyn 4 Powell ~ss coz voted of
nauslzughtsE 81 s2n Francisco. Ca. sat-
uEdav uig4L he allied Ralph smtta sn
editor. a. Redwood Gty Iwo years ago s1d
had had three rials
Sunday morning masked burglars broke
into lie rssld-aee of q. 5. Waters grocer
a. Aorioik. "a. and @,tss iaaTaetiag hin
robbed The store @. $50 and lot 0t msI-
chsndise and escaped
London 10 rull OF typhoid fever. with .
kied ~ Kindred blood poisoning rEis has
been caused by the great rush OF wafer
fronl the heavy szans in-o tie drains. driy-
Ing on sewer gas an poisoning delicate
people.
A Mormon elder saws the religious Nor
mons are steadily drifting out of Utah to-
ward Mexico. whsre they can iiYe Up 70 the
fuu requirements or tAeir faith. anc that
sitogetAer fully 10. 30 vii eventually leave
the territory.
DAVID y Biakely. a graduate of Dart
mouth College Ia the clEss OF So has 10
ceived tie appointment OF instructor IN
English OF the American College AT Aiatsb
Iurkey lie Will alsO be financial manager
OF the institution.
Judge T. Nelhouse, OF Fremont Kan.
is said 10 be tho proprietor Of the largest
orchard in the world he has .o7s acres
IA fruit trees. and i is claimed that no
other grower on the face OF the globe can
make a similar showing.
The draw span OF the Thames river
bridge on the New York. Providence 4
Boston rhiiroad has been swung into place
The elevations ana connections were ex-
actly as caculated. This is the longest
draw span in the world.
4 memorial Is TO be erected az Canter-
bury 10 Christopher Marlowe. the Eliza
betnan poet, from one Of whose dramas
Goethe built up his tragedy OF Faust %
Among the snbscriters 10 tho memorial arc
George W. Childs, H. H. Fursess and James
Russell Lowell
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
rnE lAn.s lnrRscAc.Es
WAY Colsroa AA1 Soasiaasc - Get u
. o-4s ~ Hls N~A

WAY Coloroa aA1 Ssas3aasc - Get -
/. to4ls ~ nis o~A
"a ant swlDe stsy kere ~ lo1gor Ths
oo4atr9 s4dse. L. WaaE tae rea@1k VA sds
aresAod. la<ke1 - A1c sAw = oa1cE-lessea
"a negro stzA1lng ne2f. ssys tae ArksRsnw
Traveller
~ hats the n-sttsrf"
W a., s.h. jest k4iE & erfore TER stay n
az pace ~ har os folks DeAt 1e lac a. ae
we're
Bat waat have got - % with ift''
"foas &c ledEe . as osaHtys siE Z ys1~
! Il lie oo4Isy l4aes"
Il .s. sah. s-s a. has come y see you
% h-zness. some the erso bought er piece
o i-n cowu o. &c Esyos b-llt Es er
house on H. ola, az gutter 10 oAr IA eood
shape. TO, p~t oae asy sorter submitted
a. fsl. II deog, a. den. ter Keep ny house
lrum BEN tack erw4y frum Ia. Lad "a
made cher ter ny vie. Dst wa fecksaun
and love OF ny part sn thought cal ny
wife sgghter be mighty thankful Ter ne.
PIT mhet &c s4e dos'
i dor know, tie Judge answered
May be yoa deE't but ] does She
~il.ed 6st Ian ter er feller at ooan kors
nofhiui erDoat. oas's whsI sae aole"
~ .llod IL % himf'
Oats what I sAic
~ hen cia Sue oiei"
''Sbe GlDt dead
.'How. then, dld she viii II 10 hint"
had de papers orswea up sne tornec ne
outen de house. da.'s how. Er ssilef
preacher come sroan' ~ isu2deo her sce4n-
nul toe her oat We 4 & swine Ter lib Ions
ssid d4i dc LsWa had tole hlnl 90 Ia "a
cream. Tole NY wife, &c y4ller soounnul
did. Dat when ] died he marry hei "a
make her er powerful lacy 10 dc ooneergA'
tloD. De scounDui sod oe IAN al has Gun
LEI de ooaotry. Now, whuts ewlns oo''
Il oont kaow"
"wi1 &c law hurt pne II folers DAT mAn
an klls EiNs"
Hang you"
Wal, but what &c law g,yine 70 GO wia
CAT man FIR beall' me outen my h0uset'
Il ooa't knew ta4t il csn 10 any thing
'But u vii break nv neck Il kills hiEai"
yes"
Law is made fur y2Ller men. II pears
like"
Don't know that ii is, but this yellow
man surely has the ad GntGee of you
'.Yss. san; vac BGt oe law kan 1 make
me I'D yTld DAT tTiain' az 10 count lacy,
ken it's
"No"
Thank &c Lawd fur dat much, anyhow.
An II / goes and marrles er8oder lady u
will be a. richt wlc ce law, wou't ltf"
Not unless yol get divorce"
Halter spend s~y moaey far CT 'vorcs
after she dun tur-tl ne outen &c housef'
"Yes"
wall. els is dc cuis coustry eber seed
10 my life. Laws made u faber o. no count
ladies an yaller men In gwine make
some law fur myse {, an e you ysre 9 army
gun 70 OF an den we're er yslier man holler,
you may know cat &c law hab dun gone ID.
ter sffeck."
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
aOOO REASONS
sren< Argument ia Fsvsr Of Holdin :
the Woria's Falr ss Chicago.


the weria's Fair ss Chicago.
CH1cABo. SEPT a-Oas os rhs regularly
appointed comnissi0nsrs whom Secretary
o. STATE trellhx xluyson selected 20 repre-
sent al eountry abroad n ne interest OF
tie ho8.Ca Industrial Foreign exposition
was EmIi Haas who - new IN this city He
a. iast returned tron abroad. where hs
ha- oocn interviewing the potentates OF
France. Germany 4ad Austria wiyh refer
snce % the location Ot tho Worlds FAIR.
he comes back fully convinced that Chit
cayo sh0ult have Il By al means Said he;
~ 10 because o. What I learned during niy
recsas visit % EuroDs thas 4 an coaYinced
that Eranca. Germany sad Austria viii no.
taks the sans Interest," "a ~ expsSitioa II held
IA Ne. Xorx a. they would = WAS located
an ChlsA<0. the heart Of ths country. Was de-
sirous o. securing an appropriation from
thoss GoVera m-nts Tor ne Boston exposition.
and vas astonlsasd Wh-a I ras inforx 81
b. Bsmarcks reDrosentat-ve thas Germany
de not SO ho. it vas lo be benefited by =
show such "a was c0nt-ru plated, 80 long a. q
Vas asit On tas s-a-cosst I wss tod At
tEs coasfry wouis bs preferable. as then
t1s prSducers and coasuusrs could Be
brouxht together. AZ NieuuA sEs Government
deciin-d - recognize slr expositioc Tor ths
sans reasons. a1d France would aot DO any
tninz furtser than ssui . conmissloa- Il -as
because Of ths th4s Z 0essys tao foreign IA
nsrs souie rsth-r have the exposition IN Chi
eaFo han NsE ferk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

O'CONNOR OUTSCULlED.
ss.ris the Winner OF = fiae Race on the
Thanes By Several Lengths.

se.ris the Winner OF q Fine Race on the
Thans, by Several Lengths.
LONDON, Sept s-The sculling race on
the Thames fer e, 90 and the champion
ship OF the world over course four miles
and three fnrloHgs between Will
fam O'ConnOr. champion oarsnsn OF
the Cnited states and Canada and Henry
searls the Australian. was rowed and won
By Sesris There were occasional squalls
os vfad during the progress Of the race.
and OF Surrey ths water was slightly
lumpy Othsrviss the conditions were
good
SeUls won the toss and chose the Sur
rsy side o. the river. The start was
made 5Y mutual consent az l23 with
% Conner rowing az a tsrribis rate. Soon
after -ss start . Conn0r caught a crab
4 .. fell over in his seat. and
sesris overlook him and gained the
lead ssarls wss rowing spiendidly. but
slowed up bsvoad Waldsns ssarle.
apparently without Effort snd rowing
twenty nine strokes per minute. gained
haf a length, which hs gradually IN
szsed d OConror frequcntiy and anxious
" looksd over MS shoulder st his
opponsat When HsnmsrsmiEh brifys
was reached O'C-nnor appeared - - a
trifs sisTeessd A. ne Thornyorof. iror
works beth men sers pullinE IN good
form nas-v head wihd vss blowing
ca ~ wster 10 Chiswick Reach Tss not
sTe,rsd Here searie vas thres lengths
ahead Prem Chsvick peint the racs
wss procession 0Coaner rowed spleu-
didl7 tarougso4t ths race. He seemsd 20
hsvs bser overturned ho~svsr. for after
he arst nile had besa rovsd he tirst
s~sT vsrT quickly Tas csurss Vas vel
xspa The s-re7dsnce o. spectators vas
.arr- fer = professions scuifng racs.
sa.rs +fr--a 80 = A
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
4 LADS PERIL.

A baiissa brs4ks Loose a. rsFu2ad. ore.
a Boz Eat.Aslsa in the Ropes Is Car
fisa Through the Air fsr Miles, and
L3aas UnAnEt.
PoErLAsD, Ora, sept "a thrilling tn
eideat occurred here Sunday evening Prof
? n Redmond an ssE0naut. uas 20 make
an Ascension Ia . ast-air BALBOA Just as
tAs large air -sAip sailed away skyward
lad aged - years named EDDIE Hill
became entaaglea IA the ropes at
tacas1 - the trspexs. His neck got
ezagat IA hAt a0oso and bs could not sx-
tricats himself lie cluRg desperately 70
the ropes, and by winding them around
both arms managed 70 save himself from
falling and from choking 10 death The
balloon rose over 90 feet and drifted sew
erAi miles After being up seven rniautes
r. came down and the lad was found 90 be
without a scratch
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
A BIG TINE.
Patriotism a. ia Halzht e Ealrs-
zors ThLs Week
Ds1sa-~srAEi2x 80 Citr's D~f.4ss
AEsi1ss tas srislshr-sn.4z3aas ~
sisttefs A-tsaa- FFazi dat a@x-
sissa Vas rhs Faz.aa.



s4Lrraaz2 IA ssek q IAs six-dayE
ss-ssr4risa - tas sa4lFsrsary II tAs 1s-
fsass y balti1iors zas asEsn Ais1F ia
zss4s -n4roaz lis-es ~ ras lAzsspsaAs gls
EeSE1aE fx11-4 81 s-1~a1s ssr -ao1sss
al ras gracsf4l AREAS aa6 gi1A.s
q no@aE2 D.izoss % czds hide t1six
soa5ex sslCrs l.. fsstssas ~ 81nunz zaa
ell-a-szs % 1zgs Ss4x.y a. tas ao4ses Ia
TIE part ~ ths eisy eAsrs Ess fssuyl-
ties ass - -ks P-.es have assa
sia8or4rely 1seora5s1 Tia rsra1s
sz4<tse frsn Broadway a. 10 c-eloek
= m &aa p4ssd ossr ths fol
is~inE rQase baati1aors sfrsss % Easas
snssa - 4a1lssa sfsaas. - b0aad4Iy
aFsn1s. % hais-eTt.sso fDiks. u rssr or
bral1 EiA PAX, ~ Fi1lIe5 road, - PiH1-
"a dizss s44as tas city sf1esrs 4ad tns
eeTerner % ths st4se. thsa hlatsriesl
Has. fsssntilE u1r ala peace. escort
al - a. guard u honor. composed u
1escend2nts or glsa va took part IA the
var o. lolz-l1 lse six Divisions OF ths
f&ra1s marched IA 10 following order:
Craa4 Arag 81 .1s as 111.le. 1sszEs Hasel
A4-sa4L
fstsraa Nslaatsef Elrs4e1 u n4syi.a1 an1
sl41easrs.
Bat nors C.tg sirs DeDartmsak
bsasysisAt .ad olass sseis-ss. saa .iso q sas-
tslloa of gublis scaool chll1ssa snd a
44fss sf 81 Aars ia4lstrlal
1casoL
osrmal slaIls soc slies. Iufass Association.
blsl1afa A4saelall-s4 a11 8rcNlag Ia
tefasL
Int1sfr.al traass al iroa1 display.
The private s1albtts % ths trades and
railroad display evlaced muca originality
one 1oal alone eos. -. 90 aAd halt dozen
Others 5l 60 each
The party shleA cana over fEom Wash
ingrCn n 80 private car Baltimore con
sistea or Presidents HaTrisoa. Secretaries
WINDOW and Iracr. and Marshall Bsnsd-m
Private secrerary HaLtozd wzs ID and could
not atssad kron ne depot ths Preside nj
was escorted oy tas reception COMMITTEES %
a. graat .farH
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
WILL 90 N AGAIN.

Ersals. Dlstsrss4 - the Csbslisf IA
His AllsSsa Inp OssF ths FAns. De-
STARE. 10 vii fsy "a. fsat oacs More
- s4usfy sAs D~zstsu.
AEw fokk. sept a-szsvs Sro1ts re
turned from Niagara Pals slu1ay morn
izg sss4lagiy very indignant tE4s solns
people doubted az having gone ever
ths fsLs Ezs d4y bsfszs he szid
"a ha1 witnesses ot ul10ubted IN
tegrity ~Eo No1ld m1ks 4r-4zsIss %
tie lfuLl or tns story and hs
flIrhsrm0rs sd hat tie people snou.
the fals tia n0t suestl0n hls ssAte ule .
th4l ks s2a ss1s ever. AIlAo1gh BE0cls
wss put uR4sr s5oo sonss net 70 90 Il
sgaia' within twelve months ne asserts
~ita grea. vlgor thAt hs Is going 70 repeat
his psriLous trip sirhtn = few DAYS TO q
lsass ne cries ot ths doubterz Ne uas
aos a. a. Injured BY hh Allsgsd Aide
EAro1gh tbs rushing water.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

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clexz IA = tznksnx as1s~- De nkss soE
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scsc1sr ei.z1zs e1Aer fergsries nzs1 have
easa esEa1lltre1 slEAsx II tnis es1nzry o.
- Eax .1a. a. lAsy s%e zls4Ay traced
e1e1xa ~ skss s1sxs ae E2a c-spsse1 u
ever sTovs se1sxs ss4rzaE fsx America
aaa rkas as EgelE 49, lsss than rzar z9eza.
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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

GosEES Ind. Sept Through the care.
lessuess ~ the telegraph operator AZ Mil
oTshurg. this county. the second section OF
freight train A. and the fret section OF trsia
~ oolhded nesr ths. point on the Lake
Shore A Michigan SODthsrn railway SUNDAY
morning Both trains were badly damaged
and both engines ruined. but no ives were
lost The loss - estimated 81 fi75 90 All
fTsfac on this line hes been stopped
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
-. TnE COAL PAIAcE

viii render appropriate selections Senator
5 n CullOm is 10 make an address on Coal
IN Commerce" p ID Donnelly late secre-
tary OF the Illinois Miners Protective AS
ISOLATION, speaks on Coal Miners" Hon
Clinton L. Conkling will handle the
Coal Consumer Goal in MRnufac-
tories" By Charles Ridgely. presi-
dent of the Springfield Iron Company; /;
Goal Statistics" by Colonel J. q LoLf,
secretary OF the State Board OF Labor Sta
tistics. and It is expected Dir. Z. T jeffrey,
late general manager OF the Illinois Cen
trsl railroad, Of Chicago. will speak on
Coal Transportation" Arrangements are
also being made by whioh it is hoped the
miners OF the county viii be enabled to
turn out sn masss a. tia opening or tho
palace.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

CHICAGO Sept Mrs. john A Logan
in an interview indorsed her sons action in
refusing 10 forward his fathers picture to
the Murat Halstead Club of Cincinnati L
am glad. 4" she said, my son has done what
he did 1t means no disrespect TO Ohio
people to whom for their many kindnesses,
due doubtless 70 their regard for his father
II his memory. he has every reason to be,
md is. grateful"
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
THE COAL PALACE.

Exhibition Daring the sPriasdeid 1lL)
Fair.
sYRNGriELD. I'll. Sept s.-Ths work OF
constructing the coal palace on the grounds
or the Ssngamon Fair Association was be-
gun the other day and is about completed
T ae structure IA built OF rough blocks oi
coal dug out OF the Sangsnon County vein
near the city. The formal opening
OF the palace Will occur Tuesday
September 10. and quite a programme hai
been prepared for the occasion Music will
bs furnished by the Canton Band and the
Fifth Rsgimsnt Band OF Springfield, which
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
Death o. Dr. Henry msnninr.r

Nrw YORK, Sept e-Dr Henry Men
ningcr died at his residence IN Brooklyn
Sunday. after brief illness. { rsctly trace
able 10 wounds received during the war
Re WIS born in 1885 ia Germany. from
which bis father had 70 fly for political
ofenses with Car Sch1gz and General
franz SigeL NJ. Aenninssr served In the
war Of the rebellion in the ranks ard az
correspondent Of the New York Tribune