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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
A. /. ADAMsON, Aucti0noer.

CLERKS OFFICE CIRCUIT COURT OF cnEsTFB-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22
PHILADELPHIA, RIG IL xfEFf
sSaAz-eAs
M0ND AID NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days. Every TT EsDAT
aud FRIDAY al " NJ, and every SUNDAY a.
5 A. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays' STEAMERS
received lin 1880 A NJ FOR sundays steamer
tiIl 3 r. y. saturday. Freight received daily III
T. NJ.
Fare, g.
FOR further information apply 10
j. ". McCARRICA.
General Southern Agent, orieo koeksstA
W. T.. CLYDE 8 CO.
nal QsnarA Axepss Phuadelptda.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

By 4. J.. Adanson,
Real Estate Auctoueer and Insurance Agent
SO Hun stresr, Manchester, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-22

As executors Of the estate o. the late VIII
liam II. Hsxall, deceased, We shall sell at auc-
ton. A. his lats residence, No. 40S east Main
street commencing on
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
qELEGgAPHIC BREyITIES

Ssaxtlz Sherman "a e2iseEss home sse9s
t. a. - - qtss-sDsr.
IA -S~uAtos sssyaen " Dezssy 10 ssri-
easy IL IL As~ 1szk
PIE A. the ia esTUlce Kan 1fxcssfy al
saaessflse. lex tuesday aesasyea SN. "a
y arls - pTePsstg
Thomas Nat lie e~rt00E1st as l9sf con
eiuGsc a fear wears arrangement VIE The
p1nllshxrs II 11use
: { soAai1z a Co oEy sesas dealers 81
Il P@so. 1sx have ssslsass VIII liabilities
~ - 80, @=ssts. sse,oas
Tosa Woo1folA. sA9 murdered nine uaein-
hers II his fsEQiis IN Georgia. hss been
found guilty and sentenced - Ge4tA
The s-seNI &c son ef A b EesAsE, Of
Columbia City. Lad N&s drowned TUESDAY
/, falling through LsAe Ia the Eoor into
elstSIa
kes PhiAp yonrebx. 81 wInona hinn.
has been elected president ef tie Gel
a1aAA IaltAegAn ssn0d, E-s IL session Ii MI
NEGkee
James CheMsw. % Lake Linden. Mich.
fsll 80 feeI down a shaft II the Calumet
aud HeelS I.sias AID AZ l@st accounts ~as
saA alive
The Central Trust Company Of New YORK
fef-closea Tuesday on mortgage hsie "
them against the kalamazoo AAlcA ssoea
hallway Company tor 500 80
franchise wss granted Nonda, os TIE
Ciu Council OF Waterloo. Ia IL d s'nsl-
cate enpSwefins IL u r4D the sdee1-oAi
lines IN that city by elsctficlts
fIftv OF the nlnety-t~o county school
supvr.utendents Of Indiana ale holding
Their annual meetings al lndisBspolis. W.
81 Moss. OF Green County, presiding.
Cardinal Gibbons Ia q letter 10 the free-
mans Journal " Dublin. says that ia his
opinion the treatment Of political prisoners
Ia Ireland has been harsh and wantonly
severe
decision was rendered Tuesday in the
circuit court III Madison. Wis. making The
law enacted last winteS requiring tie mill
dams al Madison anu Stoughton ~ be low
cred constitutional
The American Institute of Homeopathy.
in session at Minneapolis, declared itself oP-
posed TO the lnSiscri alln lnale use OF alcohol
in medicine What is known "a the w hhlsky
cure sgas denounced except for use ii case
of snake bites
While standing near circular saw In
mill al Evansville. Ind. Tuesday. William
II Osborne suddenly fell forward sinklng
the saw. which cut him completely la TWO,
one portion OF his body falling On one Size
and one Oh the other.
Two colored criminals Elijah Jones and
William Fisher, in Jail al Topeka, Kan 4,
awaiting penitenuary sentence, escaped
Tuesday by knocking down the lsler,
William Gill and taking the keys ixala Lila
0thsexe are in pursuit
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has. .AYes. fuNfRAl.


fSGAS >sFsksss ~ Is. asia - lac ire
G1ssG Essl1sss. - fFls@s > naP4thy
fsE tbs HsE~4s~e
FEgsoST. .. J2as - As seen - Arz
H.ses death ~as kassn ths At1Ae e-sy ~
trenasBt pot "a Ia1sE&l gsTa ns NssaoA-
a. oclsrs @EproPrsAtsy dfspsd. na@t 0n
sseEy rass(a1 2ld pIis ATE residences ana
business Aoases display st1AeoAs ~
Ilao1E aing over - messages u cen~o-
lenes fIVn al pats 81 Tie country h&se
bSeu received At tbe hSsSs house ifoA-
t,ers0l2i fgleaGs and s@rios-s oIg AiAix2-
IoEs EEzeGE lAsse Ntre AAGSssg -
froza PreS1eut Harrison oSfernoT
IosakeT Aaisr Mckinley. kishop Gu
.aour. secretary NiBseA, Frances l..
MlllAra. al lie u-eIabeIs " the ca PTesi-
osats CAb1net. Sc4.tsT Allison anS The eK-
pupils " the Ohio S9ldiers orphans hSiale.
Numssol4s lstseTs fTosn places Dtsr ~ have
also bora feoelYea
The remains 0I MIS- HAYES eth lie ia the
cl.amref ia " hlch sAe died where they Nil
remsia 0ntil placed - Ibe o~AAeI
lie funeral services Nil take place al
Spring 0Fose. LAs Hayes residence st .
q clock on Friday aflsEaO0n, sn2 wlh te
public They VIII DO brief. and viii be
conducted by Aev. Ia AeC@be, Of the
Ohio Wesleyan University Ia NcOabe
ofaoiaJsd a. the marriage 81 Osnss-4 and
Mrs. Hayes ana ~as also present al The
celebration Of the twenty-nfts anniversary
ofthe event lie viii be assisted al the
funeral by Rev J. Ri Mill tAe pastor of
the Fremont Methodist Episcopal Church
The pali- bearers WIA be chosen IRON among
the near felHtlyes OF Tie family The III
termeAI viii taAO place al OaA"ood Gem
etery.
Lx-President Hayes feels his aiiilction
most deeply lie has scarcely slept since
his wife Was first stricken down, and MAS
almost constantly at her bedside.
Following are few OF tie messages
which have been received:
''Iou have the profound sympathy OF Mrs.
HarElson an Lyselt IA your uaspca6abie sor-
row. BENJAMIN HARkIsOS.
Il and my family deeply sympataize with
you aad yours N your erwhelnlng nereave-
ment. WILLIAM WINDOW
Accept assurances OF sincere sympathy.
- Is. F0RAhER"
Il 1siDcerely c0Gdone Win you IL The ss-lA oi
7svx faithful and cheris shed " e..
IL GILMOUE gB s.oF ot ClevelandL'
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me csazsry Dssaa-a i.ss IIs D4ssss~s. -
Fa<1llass sAs NSr&

kaSGzi1ass s4S N1r9
4AssEssrsx Jaas -rQpsrInten1eE
gsFLsK. ~ tAs Ceassls Bureau, 2as 1sss4ed
t1s coaEEry lat0 as esaslas districts feT TIE
gaTpOss " uaki2S TIE azKt cszAszs. e@>cA ezss
of lleA ~ - - charge sf = s4Psr iss1f
Ia ~ L2s eo4atEs as divided iGbo -
dlstrlctz - apFortloaAe2t " eAstkicls
2zl-oag tas several states - - fellows
Al40smz Arzez-. J. AFks1sH4, ;; cal<
forasA. >. Csl1E4s4a. :. Ccaaesle1L :, Dsl4r
Nsfe. 1 Dlslres u CglaEs-4, 1. ffgris-. =
Georgia. .. Ie@1o. 4. nliseAs. o isai4aA, :,
la~A a h4as4-. 4. ksat4S.ys s. Las.is,@sa. :.
A2ss Nagl.aS. 3. MAss-ssaa Astts. {,
Alehlx x4a. 9. Al11Es9t~s a. A1sssslEF- q;
AlSso1r 5. Asat.4-. J. NeofassA s.
Ass8dA J. Ss- BanpsEiI@ h. Ne~ Je sey,
5 Ses aezlcs. ], Hes Iorz- IL; North Caro-
haz, s. D4ksE~ q Okl2 . Ofegen, :. Feaa-
syls 4al.. -. RAsas tsi4a1. ! SS4kh CzEclia4.
q. Tsaassase. s, fsx.s. q Utaa. D, Nsr2OGL
L. sEssl4 =. 1salzss0a. :, Hsss t-Exl4l&.
= y seoasia. s. Wyoglias. l.
Ike census appropriation provides Tor il5
super sls0rs. sDt II . prob2Lie that the two
remaining districts all bs Oklahoma AID
ALzskA
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a SERIOUS WRECK.

A Life Lost and Several Persons Hur< ia
Railway Accident Near f1ne Blun.
Ark.
PINE BLUFr Ark, June ~ The north
bound passenger train on the ST Louis,
Arkansas & Texas railway struck cow
Just At the trestle bridge across Crookey
bayou The engine was thrown from
the track and went laundering across
the ties and shattered the bridge To
pieces, and the express car, baggage car
and mail car and two passenger coaches
went into the bayou twenty eight feet be-
low. The sleeping cur Oneida and the en-
gine only remained on the track 5. [.
Stafford route agent Of the Southern Ex-
press Company, Was killed instantly. being
fearfully mangied Postal Clerks Jackson
and Sanguin were terribly bruised up and
will probably die A lady, name unknown
suffered from several contusions about the
head. while large number OF people re-
ceiVcd less serious bruises
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
GETTING INFORMATION.
A Reporters Experiences with the P.fren
es- Of "A FhiIanthropIcaI IasLtat 700

A Reporters Ekpcrieucs with the fsfr~n-
es- of "a FbiIsnthroPicsI fasItst.pa
IL was the evening Of the graduating cx-
ercises III a phllanthroplcal Institution.
SAID New y Nork sun reporter u the lazy
In charge rustling around in the dignity of
a new black sAk:
How many gradual have youi"
-Ob, dear me. are you a reporter. ] scst
dread 10 see one come IN. 1ney never get
any thing right ] never knew one 10 D
think they DO II on purpose. IL ls too mean
for any thing. hate e"
"But viii you tell me the number Of
graduates"
"Oh, ever 50 many, and they are just the
brightest girls On, II IS such a wonderful
thing that tins institution can educate them
as II does II is perfectly splendid. oont
suppose ITS aDv use 10 tell you about u, fer
you won't get 10 right any way"
"W hat d they graduate inf"
"Why, every thing most That's the
idea Of the Institution, 10 make them 80
self reliant and ready for emergeDclas
and"
"who are the patrons Of the insiits-
tionii
"Oh, nice people. Every body ought 20
be interested in II. They would be, too. II
the papers took il up 20 the night way, bu'
they won't They never get any tling
right, the rcporters-ob, / can't tcA hov
they twist things"
How many instructors DO you employ"
cob. we have the loyeiIest teachers. III
| 80 aud ask MISS B. 20 come and tel voc
about them Sire Knows them personally
all the little family history. you know But
! II course ee don I want VOC 10 publish thai
| Papers are just flied with every one pr'-
vste affairs BOW. IL - just b0rrio, bot
! suppose the reporters con care what they
say u they Just get their paw Excuse me,
| I'll 80 and speak 10 MISS kmiub. aud she
rustled away The reporter waited While
they connseled together. and, approaching.
heard '-Oh. 4 tbius shes lovely Ia toat
dress ca know advised her 10 put those
revers on-s0 much more becoming than .
PLAN waist, Oh. there's that dreadful 70
porter I'm tired TO death telling him about
( things You Tell him about tse teachers
won I you. dear. and put those voilets W
I little nearer your chm"
"Ii WHY. don't know cry thing about
IL. and I'm busy. I'm on the fewer commit
tee -
We'll We " ight ss wei yet II 90. I've
/ tod him about it, but bel get u 81 wrong.
any way. IL - perfectly ssful the way
/ those reporters miseoustr0e taiRgs s1s
never gel auy thing rghl
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

One u tbe piUoRisst fsi,0vt t6s' eve'
lived ~ Montana - John Myers he -
twenty years cd, and bss gust gone
through thrilling exrer1ence bs ~ .
ccwboy and was huntiug for horses with .
party On fhe Stlh Water river De v&s
tnIssinP THE other night when The others
came in. II was thought De Ead stopFysd "a
some "sousu nans" house sDd 30 fes,
vas felt for his safety TIVE dsvs sfter ito
raen n the camp u0tioed . DARK onleet sior--
y siding down ebs eide - 81 opposite
tiaf II ,vss Nvers Both II his legs were
broken aBs his bead and fsc> terribly lscer-
AID he wss weak from loss - biso<
and tsse exposure re hsd undergone. orae-
sirg himself aiong for tfirtY bours ~ tus
snov Bis horse stum bid snd threw hia
o. tDe rocks sud ran swsy. Hsc-zvlea 90
ne SIDE 81 sseep blUfs. where fs~ E1ea
Sysid wax
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THE MARKETS.


Nrw YoRK June -
FLoUr-Marl-, Iigh, and quiet Spriag pat
eats. a.. - ~. s5, Bakers s. 2O13<o, Strsights.
s35O94a0.
WHEAT-Aotive and higher. July, 79f 4sihc.
August T.ss1 ;sl.c, aud Dcc-mbeF, 20. .1soi,c.
CORS-F.irly active and easier. No. , rs
Sac: No. yellow. 35a.s%sc; No 3 S4s .
35c. No. 3 yellow. Sjr aS5a.c; July. s51
&c; August. ssS&sssc and Septem Der.
S5ass36Ac-
OATS Quiet and easier No. cash. PKG,
June, zs.c July 2z4a23c. Septembsr. @2sG
22.c Sample lots on track snc free on board
in FAIR request and easier. No. :, 2edrec. No
White. 2s's12sc, No. ? 2sss124o; No. 2
White. 2si.d2sc-
RYr-Firu and &c higher. No. cash. <oa
asic: June. sic, July 4lc. and September.
<2IG sc. no. by sample. &C. and No. Z.
7Rs9c
BARLEY-Iuaot,ve and nominsl Poor 70
choice. 25d5jc.
MISS PoRK-Rsther active and prices higher.
Prices ranged st sii . 5i4t0 FOR cash. 81. s2',
al -. for July. sii.sg'f Az 90 for August
ana ti2 o0ti2 o. tor Sc Ttemoer.
LAID Rather sottse and prizes higher
Quotations ranged al 7ts. ~ Rs e21, for ossh.
.sGDd6 G2is 'or july. = 79fe72, fer August
ana &C siis96 80 Tor September.
NEw YORK jar. 20
wHr.T-So ? Red Juiv. ss3.e. August 40
as &c Septem Der. - aasse. December,
ss a-l6.ss lie. MaT Gsp9 g Sisusssc
CoaS-Quiet and frm- M1ss Western, ~
Gs4c
osrs-op' 81 ard trrner Western. r7nssc.
PROVISIONS Reef Gull. pate e r591s %.
Frfra Hess e Is PORK fDactlv" Ness. 1850
QrsE. ezra prime slI s9uii =. Lard firm
ana eUist. stsau-rendsrsd se.s7s
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cszG1n1 Etes consi ssias u a23eF &o-
Elstss CeEg s.Ssus3 ofaosssnoE 1ae N&ssz
t,szs asa 81 A4ess-a-s1 sas seat - lafcIl-
tssFerDsE keE4ksE - as @ezll22 4Eey
sessE - - "a e1ty nzlH2sss Nrst1 tzoseIAsi
fexzkxF. Asss &aseEs cz.le1 logt- = tA-
n-.lI sf easeElBg sG9 SPpls..se - hle1
lasted ssseTsl lel94ssS GesSEner Foraker
IAsa za&1e ekAs @cs~Esst1e Is .s91als-->~-
st.SSSA ~Alc1 asll- ossd TAG 6s-sg@ss
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NEw YORK jar. -


fIHEF a % Innf y
CkTrTK-Nartet fairly scuT. arc Driees
stesav g. fornlrr fxares- 0uofsteus rsrEso -
q ssr4 . fer eo0d - csoics saippfns Steers,
s. sfss g for common - good e. y - q %
for bsrrchsrs' steers q 49azfs fsT Sicakers'
& -sas4e Tor TsKsas. q 7s43s - fer Feeosrsi
q .a~a -s for covs. ard O. s0as = for Inferior
rrfrss stock snd Pals
Uocs-Ns-xet scf.v. s-t FIR ~ Faekfas
ard 81 upins soeeunt Pr3ses - 'r Tr
szes rzag.d a. - soa< - fer igft s. "a
4 ~ far ropTa packing hs9z - fr r1ea
sna o e szE Ter hssvr Dsesns a-1 - ,
YtEg lotS.
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appointed William
Walter Phelps Min
lister 10 Germany.
Mr.. Phelps has Just
returned from Berlin
with the Samoan
treaty, in the nego-
tiation Of which he
took u prominent
part II has been an
open secret for some
time that President
Harrison Intended
TO give the Ger
IN an mission to
the New Jersey
- d. =. -. - .. =. .,.A
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
A Brutal Murder.

MEDINA, y. y June 70 6-Eugene Emery,
a farm labOrer, 40 years old, killed Cora
Grimes. aged l3, at Oak Orchard, Monday
night because she rejected his attentions
Emery has acted strangely for some time
and may be insane. He narrowly escaped
lynching The murder was a brutal one,
the man crushing the girls skull with 4
heavy board
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
The WAGES OF SIN.

Charles Tucker shos Ds.d ~ . bir-
aaiAs hsa, Ala M.a who.s noans lie
Had Dsspotisa-
BIEmsGaAM Ala. June o -- Joseph
COuTtnay. a lab0rer employed az the Viii
hanson furnace, suspected his vile " Inn
deity Monday hs told hef he would not
Be az home that ~ as. a. hs was coupe led
IL 90 0ut or the city on business About
midnight be went home and slipped
Ia quietly with his night-key Ito found
Charles Tucker. Young man about town,
Ia his wife room Aga CoUTteEay ran
screaming from tho house, bat Tucker
showed Lsht tOurtenay drew his re-
V0lFeg. shot Tucker through the head four
times and left him dead on tho floor lie
then made his escape Mrs Colrtsnay
" AZ arrested Tuesday morning and tried 10
shield her husband by saying he did not do
the shooting
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
EIaine Has the samoa Treaty.

WAsHISGToS, june 26 William Walter
Phelps arrived IL Washington Tuesday and
delivered To Secretary Elaine "a copy OF the
treaty negotiated by the Samoa Comnis-
s.oncTs. II was placed in safe keeping in
the department. where 1t viii be zeslousiy
guarded until Congress meets and its terms
are formally communicated by the Presi-
dent-to the senate for action.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

ONAFA Neb June 20 In TIE suit ~ John
Fitzgerald against the fl'ggeraIo Mallory
Construction Company 20 recover az 0O9
advar-e 81 the firm. the jury rendered yer
dict tuesday in favor - tee plaintiff for
s.. l.4s4G5 vItb interest 81 per cent until
the Judgment Is sstished
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

TUscoN. A. T.. June 26-Judgs Andrew
Duff. register of the United States land Of
&c here. died tuesday Deceased came
from Carbonate. III. and was for twelve
years up 70 SD circuit judge OF the Spring
neld full district
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
a State Capitol for Sale.

INDIANAPoIIs, Ind, June 26.-When the
Auditor OF Indiana, in accordance with AN
act OF the last Legislature, appeared at bis
office Tuesday morning Al ~ o'clock 10
offer the old Capitol building for naie &C
auction he found no bidder and the
property could not be sold, although tho
minimum price fixed for il was ssc. 90, less
than half its cost sixteen years ago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
PENNSNLvANlA'S BIG VOTE.
The Majority Against Prohibition VIII
he Nearly 10000.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June ~ Tho vote on
the constitutional amendment To prevent
the manufactu re and sale OF Intoxicating
liquors as filed at the State department is
much larger than was anticipated Re-
turns from all but Lackawanna, Cambria
Delaware, Greene and Westmoreland coun-
ties show the following vote on the prohib-
itory amendment For, 269,G5; against,
A.. .9is, showing a majority of IS, ,953, which
will be increased about 200 by the coun-
ties from which the official vote has not
been received
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
One Thief Steals rwrnty Cattle.

KANSAS CITY, June "a bold cattle
theft, which occurred Thursday night at
Dicus' ranch, twenty miles from Lamar,
has Just been reported A thief went 10
nicus' ranch. and drove away twenty cat
tie. which he shipped TO this city and sold
for $500 Dicus traced the cattle TO this
city and has begun suit for their recovery.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

WASHINGTON. june 90 - IL is thought
likely now that the extra session of Con-
gress which the President is expected to
call viii not be held until November. The
impression has prevailed that Congress
would Likely be called together in October
but several Senators prominent on the Re
publican side OF the chamber have stated
recently that the President would not call
the Congress together before the first week
In NuXemhar
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

CLEVELAND. o. Juno 26 The firm of
Ingham, Clarke K Co. booksc.lcrs doing
business in this city and Mt Aesdyille. Pa
assigned Tuesday. Liabilities are $40. o.coO,
and assets about the same. Tho assign
ment was caused BY outside speculation by
a member OF the frm who signed thci,
paper 10 the amount OF SIS 600
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

ROME, June 2-The Pope is preparing
an important encyclical letter, which will
be issued on Ste. Peter and Paul day. As
the Pope's time is largely occupied with
this work, all audiences AT the NaicsD have
been for the present postponed The Nati-
can authorities have instructed the Bishop
of Barcelona 10 prepare an asylum IN Spain
in the event OF the Pope deciding 10 quit
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

IsnPFMING. Mich, June @-Aithough
commencement exercises were 10 have
been held this week, al public schools
closed on account OF diphtherla The death
rate is Iow so far. bat the latest cases are
most virulent Several adults have become
sick with the disease
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
No News from the Bank Robbers.

DENVER, Col, June 26-The sheriff 8
posse in pursuit OF the Telluride bank rob-
bers have not yet returned 10 that town,
and consequently no new developments are
reported The robbers secured So, 800.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
Fifteen MiiIion. for Pensions

WASHINGTON June 90 - The Pension
Ofce has made acquisitions upon the
Treasury Department for 81. coo O0O ont of
the appropriation To b available July |.
There are said To be between eight and ten
thousand frst-payment vouchers awaitin.
the disposition of this money.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

NoyNOUTH. TlL ssne - John MaIov
sged - threw hirnsef in front q 8 train
TUESDAY aRd vas Killed He bsa been Ilv-
ius vita Eis esgglter uao y 1ndsy uig 81
tarned h'nn acr.t ani he rs Haodsr.a
Shout sl rgat Estaer ttsn 80 % re
r.ocr- -holse ~ endel > lie
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
Sc l.nlnr nn az -.

Wv Yoss June - 1T is stsfsd that Nins
Van Iauat the ~ife bv proxy of August
Spies one o. TIE Ansrchis ~ banged for the
Haymsrset Outrage viii appear next sea
son ia the pisv % Fagi Ksavar. in which
she wil' lead The Anarchist mob
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

The o. rinsi sbletns Ointment is or-
- pat ur .n large tv0-ouuoe Tn hoTes,
snd Is g. sfe8Iutf cure fm Old sores.
furns. wounds. NbaTV'ed hands. and 81
sam erBIt Wi Fr5- rveiv rrIe
81 nds ~ ples. Al for tff or v.asi
Afnef.ne Ointment. Sold ~ IeeE Bros,
IT = cents peT iuE-fy ms ~ cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

DEHlIN. June % The North German Ga
zette in an article apparently inspired de-
clnres that Swiss neutrality was guaranteed
bv the congress 81 Vienna only on certain
conditions and ob, cations. which SVitzer-
land has ignored, sad sas can not therefore
continue to claim toe BENEFITS Of the guar
anrv
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

PHuApErHrs. June ~ Thomas Ewing
Sherman. 4 T son Of General William 7.
sherman. viii Be- ordained priest in tne
chapel of tie Cathedral in this city nT
Most Rev Archbishop byan On sunday
morning IuIv
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

LaSctsfEa Pa fpne -s General Csu-
srons coaaliea Is rspofsa ra - DTsc-
ticalT unchanged Ee fss -a=r a ftt84
noarisaHsHt Fhfca nay give tH -
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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
K.n.a. Farmers in Hard Luck.

KANSAS CIrT. Mo. June %. 6.-Advices from
Mitchell, Cloud and Ottawa counties, in the
Solomon valley. Kansas, are To the effect
tharrust and the chineh bugs are seriously
iniuriug tho late wheat crop. In some
localities in the valley whole crops have
been DESTROYED
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
Big lire In California

BESrca. Cal. June Il The Pioneer tan
uery. owned by Mckay and Chisholm,
burned Tuesday morning. The building
was full Of infiammabie material and in an
incredible short time was n mass OF flames
The loss will exceed $4,000; insurance,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

sTE.Cz Tane ~ DEAN Cross.
- groer ~ tas r steS
T8-sdsy Re "a s. years al sr. xnd
4---ss go rsslfrr
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

ASHLAND. Wis. June D The BRtternut
Manufacturing CompsnY's pssnt A. Butter
nat consisting OF barrel fsctory and saw
mill va destroyed bv frs Tuesday. Loss
So 600. Insurance. s. e0
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

FUcxSzR Ark. June - - : Gladden.
iesding citizen OF rhis pace died vsster
dsv morning Ten minutes later hls vie
Cled of excessive grief
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

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t1s Gs1s5l.1 l.o1l 49, 1sslz 2.&1a tsk42 - 1szar
nexs - tes 1E-sg ~z-ea z-g ga D. sssE-sa a.
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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
Married an Indian .irt.

FaSr SCFERGoR. Wis. June y Tom Nc
Naughton a white man. was married here
Tus~dsv morning % Emma Ssvs. daughter
- the Chippewa chief. Two sides o. The
skv TIE bride 0was pine lands worth
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

rcyBs7. Jane - The Gazette says thst
= Rrfgsdier General of the British army.
stationed in Madras hss been attacked ~
lepresy The name 0f the o1'er = net
swan
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

NgswEx Cona. Tase ~ Owen NJ
Ninnsn asd h.s meek broken ~ fsl 'ln-
1sv IL IS ssII alive sns t,s nelS 80
seea iacloses IA a plaster cass
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

TsxEsvIIgs Va. jane 26 -Carharioe
Fallen died Tuesday q gh- sge5 is1 ~ee
was ho~u "a Irs and sad resided here tnirfT-
ava rsarS
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27
NEW POSTMAS ERS.
Men Who VIII Handle the Mails by Virtue
of AppointmsDt by the President

Men VINO w All W shtuo
of appointment by the President
WAsHINGTos. June ~ The President on
Tuesday appointed twenty seven postmas-
ters, among the list being the following:
Ohio-PlQua, H. C. Grsfiin- Ind ana-Del-
phi Alien NJ Eidr:dge. Llinois-Cesnpaign.
John w. Spalding; Hoopeston. Charles W.
Warner; Robinson. George W Harper; War
saw Edward L. Becker. Michigan-Bessc-
mer knute 5. Markstrum, Grand Ledge, Jon
athan 3 Holmes: Mendon, William I. Patter-
son. Wisconsin-Merril, Henry {. Hcizel;
Amigo, William IL Blinn.