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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

Loss Of se.ooO.o 900 Sustained Through
the Heceat Storm Bixalves Already

Loss Of sa.ooo.ooo Sustained Through
the Receat Storm 49, 3lxalves Already
Scarce.
NEw YosK. Sept i6.-The oyster planters
have sustained a loss OF So 100000. Owing
10 the storm last week many OF the
planters have suddenly and unexpectedly
been forced out OF business and into bank
rnptcy James w Boyle said Saa ar
day that nearly al tbs splendid oyster
bets IN the great kills, ths middle grounds
OF Oyster bay and the beds on the
sand-oars IN jamaica bay and Rockaway
were ruined and the stock = total loss On
many OF the beds which arc located in the
creeks and tnlets the sea-lettuce or salad
Is from two TO three feet deep, and the
cost Ot removing 10 would equal the value
cs the ovstcrS Over 1000 oyster
openers have been idle for three days
waiting for the arrival OF the oyster
boats, but they win probably wait in vain.
Only thrso boats arrived last week Tho
oysters they brought were quickly dis
triouted among old customers, leaving OH
crs IN the lurch- There are hundreds OF
rssterateurs in New York who can not OBJ
tain an oyster Philadelphia and other
places depending on New York for their
bibalvss are unable to get single order
filed The opening season promised to DO
the most profitable and the stock the best
that they had known in many years
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17
DESERTED HOMES.


Hardships funictsd Upon sTianesots Set
tisrs la Railroad Indemnity Lands.
BEknwRD. MINI, Sept 10 severe hard
ship % and less have been Inflicted upon
n any settlers Who had mcnths ago taken
and Improved lands IN tho reservations
about 10 bs opsned. c0nf0z ming-as they
understood 90 az the Government regula-
tions This f. painfully noticeable through
out ths Northern Pacific indemnity lands,
shpecially In a beic Ten niles vide and forty
miles Bcrth of tas track, which is mostly
rich farming lsads, besides pins timber for
ests These settlers had a complete and uni
form system. tuilt snug houses, opsns ed els ar
angs Of many acres. cut roads. cOnnscting
thsmsslvas with each other. all joining the
nam Government road. Bgs after al tkis
sxpenditurs. tol and privation, the Govern
rnsns decided that tAs property belonged
90 The RAILROAD company and these settlers
with their families. stock Implements and
bsioaSlnxs, wsro driven awa7. % roughly
wsrs thsss sgtc.ions forced that many
nsatiY buis homes even to-day contain
articles q koasehold furniture. chlldrsa's
garmsats and rads toys Just a. they were
hastily abandoned Over = long stretch o.
niles can bs found these sileus tokens Of
over fc0 deserted. hals-st-ipped cabin
forre4
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

urrrrrrp ur oSr ccRNrs CT TuE CANVAS.
face. ~T'T1al. can il De you after al these
yearsf' he calculated.
.Yos, Frank. have J changed 50 much"
mot more than ]. presume"
"But knew you a. the -rst glance
.An6 Ia have known YOU III Lad nns
been SICK y
She could not controvert thai logic ana
drawing chair near his bedside ehe pre-
pared fer the talk thai now must come.
BE told her Of 4 waT-life which ended IN
sickness in Southern prisons, q q hnAl re
turn years after TO find Trial bsgiey, the
sweetheart of his younger days gone, 10
body knew where; Of long years oi wander
ings and d.ssppointEaents, o. fslnty spells
tnd weary convslesocnoes, of a tuAl deter
nlinntion 70 90 10 the limits OF civilization ia
New Mexico or Ar;roua there 70 end lis
days. and of the attack or deliriDm which
tad possessed him on the lone.y road when
she came 70 bis assistance and perhaps
saved his lie.
She told Of weary watching and waiting
for her lovers return, Of hopes deferred
and heart made sick; OF a runner that he
was In the West, OF the breaking up q her
home by the death Of her pareuts Of a
Western tour that had heightened into a
dozen years; Of a Lonesome lie with uoth-
ing 10 remind her Of ihe o.c days but the
hollyhocss around he door a.d bcr weekly
visit to the cemetery where as by proxy che
decorated the grave OF the one she believed
dead
Far into the night they talked, and when
at last Trial Baglcy retired 10 rest II Was
with lighter heart than she bad known Tor
years.
On the morrow justice OF the peace was
called In and the man aud woman 80
strangely united were made Elan and wife.
The iarm fourishes better than ever now.
but the settlers can not comprehend Why
It's owners should be 80 fond q bollThocks,
or why they drive 80 frequently over TIE
road leading past the barren prairie cone-
terv, srrrcunded By TIE earth-waves q The
grass-ooverec prairie sea.
CuARLrs " HArCrA
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

london Doehmen Hold n Monster PsrAde
and nssting Expressions 81 0satituis.

london poehnen Hold Moaster Parade
and Assting pros-ions 81 Oratitois.
IoNDox. Sept IL The Gockmsn formed
IN procession sunday and marched To tho
Mansion House where they were reviewed
by the lord mavor and lady mayoress.
The men As they passed the balcony
upon wAich the lord mayor aud
MS wife stood cheered enthusiastic
alv Tho Australian nag had tho
placs Of honor IN t'rs line. Prom the
Mansion House tbs parade marched TO
iIydo PARK. where they held a meeting.
Tk.rs was an enormous crowd present, but
perfect order WAS maintained Tour plat
forms g i been erected iTom which Ar.
Bnrns and others made addresses Reso-
lutOns we're adopted EXPIRE s.ng gratitude
toward those who assisted :he men during
The strike
Barns delivered what was evident
ly carefully y-prcpeTed speech. snow-
lug more chan ordinary thought and study.
ne declared that tho strike, now 70 hap
PLY concluded, was only preliminary
akirlnish with which was opened tne great
battle yet 10 come A federation OF labor
would forthwith be organized throughout
EnQlSrd and when this work was once
comp stcd the war woEld 10 carried into
Africa The thanks OF the whole civilized
world. he said were due 20 the generous
contributors TO the strikers relief fund,
and tho victory of the men was ia no small
measure due to their timely aid Every
penny OF the fund no said, would be ac-
counted for by the East End unions. under
whose direction it had been distributed
Most OF the strikers have resumed work
1t IS expected that work on al the docks
will be in full swing by Tuesday night A
thousand unemployed dock laborers nre
waiting NJ the gates OF the docks They
threaten violence against the men who
were employed 20 take their places. and
who the directors OF the dock companies
r,n.r. rnfrlan u lIsl.ilarnn
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

TIE NES ALEED OVE3Itls tTsANSt HisIOkI'
height Of eight and ten feet, ard seemed
moro like small sapli3gs than the weeds o.
8 season.
Turning a curve in the track old WhiieT'i
nose came almost in collision with the tail
picce Of a prairie-schooner, or emigraui
wegon.
Il was dilsp.dated concern. Tho canvas
top dirty and tern and the running gear
pant ess and rickety. The team bad turnec
70 the side Il the road sod we're brows
ing anon r ths weeds for something 70 eat
"Ge, out O. ths way there" was TTia
DacleY's sslutafion. She was not weak
voiced, and ise words had harsh, metallic
ring.
4 rroan from ths e1igrsnt wagon va.
The only reply Ha-sa though her veics
n rhf be. her heart was easily moved hs
suffering. AID in = moment she hso sprsr 2
20 the ground snd vas TING bsr borss = 8
sUneover.
Corr 70 fhe schooner" she lifted Cd one
corner n the canvas. The wagon vac oc
cr,.ei bv buf orc persor-s r8sn-ard he
was stretched ~ fun length on the bottom.
nosrv bis vho'e body wrapped IN bisukse
sn8 cgits.
what's ne rstt<ri7' ssks q The vor an
kindly
Another crosn answered her without
moments hes tstlon she clan berea In .
tie wagon and began g remove ne
ha1xets fro-1 the stranFe-'s face S =
r.rr her arr. gu5.T his head. she iftes b n
rs.7 r ~ ara drew sway tte cio'h trat
covered re f~st sres-
ore gls7rs 80 ne strong. manly fa0.
f1rro7ed V.th s1Terlr & and distorted wfh
- i~.u- fe~ sn fgstsrt wrner~s1 hsr. SIZE
sarcrrsS hsrErsr1 and ~ ire pa isEt fsli
hr.rl - the feoT q fbs vsrcn-
1he1. after n7'-1te cr 20. With > look
a. sets-~ suztlsn. sne siiyE.e0 ber arr ub6or
lsss sies r1a- a suo- losrs sne. La lifang,
tsf 1raVT e. g9t I'm - the TrolBa Sbs
1raitcae5 his b1r ErT kcrses. t1rne6 them
Icess ~ forage fsr tDsir e4nnsr. snS. ret-
a.rz her c.srrs sszeboz izso ths ehsise,
siarre5 = a.te~ Pr koze a. his best pacs.
sas q . nef pass tts rsrss-asssoe. fuf tock
a. r-frse-er rssd and rs>che1 Che czo.n
er1t asizg seeu-
The sex nnn vas pr irto ~ besf tes
sd. SO fso1rs e vns n fss sf.e-noon-
1-f frs f-r 80 p-sDsrz.son q ho17e-r rzs.os
-rae1 ~zs t-t
Tte rrtt rasse1 srS stl1 fhs seliy1u-s
, bad n1f ~ t1s Ps1esl KestiessiE be
--~~s - snso ~ oz tae sofs pss- sefssrlsf
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

II The dream .Se pAsntAsses of h.s ll2sg.ns-
ton In was Monday sflsrEaoG- 1ris
b@gley wss kcnlA,ing : all-lnecilns tune
Is ske nlxed bread IA The El.chel Tie
lies were <rsnlEg thar noAsy L.ekt kers
saa there, aae mes2ow lara. n4lanclag
hirasef 81 q arse holiy hock j.lst oatsi&e tAs
ooor. wxs pouring fsrsh . fos1 cf melody
TIE sl1k nsn sg.eaea kls eyes -ae el2n0ed
rsGo1sliy around. ks wss bswtacfoa a
tie Surroundings sna lay tef = loAg tsEns
tctrking.
A r1sLls wAs hesrd 81 the oo0r. arc =
woms1 s1seEeA sne WA ssolt ia ewa
age and sAe acted as Z ste were the mis-
tress % the piaoe-
~Where 4In lt' wnlspsr1c The man Then
gaining lnors confidence Il himself he spQAs
loa1er. ''csr yoa tel NC where AMI
"Nes, ] can tat ] don't know that
VII % answered Tie woman, coming near
70 nis eide. Then scotng that bs WA per-
ylexed. enc BREEZY related the oiroImstaaoos
u her nndlnE AID assisting hlm-
"But who are yeas" lie persisted - have
seen that bureau before sna hat pasture
o. tAe wall
Els nurse leanet further over tim and
taking from her tkrSst brooch. ASKED ''Dld
you ever sec tAas bstarelR
q s.2aoe II recogn.tlsa lighted uP la
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17
a FUGITIVE RETURNS.

"Johnuy" Esnnigan. Who skipped from
Chicago After Being Indicted with tho
"Boodisrs." Comes Back to stand Trial.
CHICAGO. Sept 16 Johnny" Hannigan,
one OF Cook County's ex-cOminissioners.
who disappeared about the time or the
Doodle trials, surrendered himself IN Judge
Horton's court. this city. He gave bonds in
81 90 10 answer 90 the indictment now
standing against him.
John L. Harnigaa was = member OF the
county board in 1885, IN company with
BUCK Mccarthy. Dan Wren. J. T.
Van Pelt and others, known as the
Doodle board In March. 1887. the grand
Jury indicted the commissioners for swin-
ding the county. Hannigan was held under
seventeen indictments. but when tho point
Of making arrests was reached Hannigsn
LET town and was never captured Bail was
fixed a. $1,000 on each indictment Indic.-
mcnt 1855 - better known 20 the rub
nc as ''cssc f,03S" or ''thc omnibus case'
was the ore on which the ind ctsd men. except
HcGarigle and Mcdonald wcro tried and COW
vctcd After this all the cnses except 1893
were stricken from the docket. aud on this
case Hannigau MI be tried
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17
COURAGE IN BATTLE
The struFci~ Betwe~n Moral CosrrEs snc
Physical Cowsrdt~e.

Physical Cs~srdios.
The quality of courage iD battle ! regard
sc being 70 large extent rhyeical attn
eute. says Colonel james " Thomson N tie
ST. Louis 0iohc- Democrat have heard
good deal Of TAX about tie ugucba snce ~
men IN action. ard thc1r ease and con posure
after the FRS, eup was fref. bat ] r.rer
took N uch stock in =. went through TIE
war iu the army. sDd II vss ny fortune 20
be portion of the service in Virginia
where there was 600 oesl ~ hard fEht
ing % Go. and there wasn't sry credltsbe
vav 20 get oct q g. either ! saw service
In twsntv-eirht battles. sn5 ! can freely
,sv tnst ]. fer one, never got "Usss 20 g."
never went into fghf without 81 g. per
va6irg sense % danger. and was slwsFs
Cad when u vas ever or course. nora
ocurare. pTide. patriotism snc The military
suirit Eept TIE gr.st majority of men night
Cd "a ire marx but there were notable In
stsnces ~ men v.ass phvsica natures
,frrly fsie5 70 respond when called on.
T7bey ceuld not possibly g. into fcft A
cie.- bad aud q fuh conception - n.
.-orroas corsrouencs ~ co-~arfie- -
therse ves q - - spur them ~ tne sfsy-
irr point suo o. tse frst win - buiiet
the.- signals - distress we're ~is'bie 20 60
:, ssht a ~e.ikDcva Nev York Colonel.
9 perfert Fs-tiernsrr scnrsr. patript
.r5 sr~s1y rctls fslyv. vas a. ~-sk IN
r,,srt r courage. ard kIs funili ss
r--.st a. t,err really unable - fec oxnVsr.
star - --ss fo~c-c - reti<e frors fha a-nlr.
vert - Washinrton. pir-f svsT snd id
r. fsyr weeks ] knew sn0tner prem irsrt
eroer whose frionds. cut ~ consideration
81 rs -. i-l-uo7Vn failing. 7sa1 - uranare
- rrs p-etez- or srotbe., - kseT hirn uut
IF srragsusr s. end tnus ftisid n r. frou,
.vr1erre - hss fsst srs r. - yyt.ie1
~ hlarre1 1t*Y watt - feht. but tfe.r
boaiss actually refpee - oDsy ne vii
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17
TIE CR0NIN PLOT.
fhs Aurhorlsles Claim 90 Fave
DlscoVsrsd New nv.ds1cs.
lLLHED PLlSS OF TIE SCHExERS


cuck1o. ss1s IA Ils sataonEss aAse
c6tz asd E-ss L4sg eoszl1sr s114 DEs.r d
N1As E1s il 841a1 C - 80 Sc tsl % ia
1a4r4sr % "a ees4l4 le Nas ia comp ets
nesrrecsiaa ~ -ls reputation a. 1gl1esl
t141 - s1e stag 1lQ- q. r..s Foli1 81 -sllAl-
~ .1s lt-.A peeE.o, "a Ia ca.u4e-sr "a
spy.
l. has sssa e.scsrsrsd that cen plets
pans ssrs made Tor lAa naliaz u tns
1aaa.s8 ELssr. near Isa1sa = Iisfgred
corpse are 4ael in ~ -gsllas elotnss "a
~ale1 41l ollsr tlllA rs "a ..4s 1e1J an1 n
tAs pockets 30 rls o.atllag forged lst5srs
parBo1uug CD show -Aa- Dr lroaI q lss oeen
u coSrespoa4sL.ca al-a se.-lall l4Ed Tor
nsaxig Ans yssfs sn- tAsL ~ AS ons OF
he four Msa la t44s oo4Hlry alluded 20 -
IL eafsa - selas IA Ia s13-oy - las t.
"a government
JoAA r ssgxs. Is = said - iatrustsd
~itA part o. sas AA.srisaa sa1 o. Ehis phase
o. las conspiracy Nay g Bsgxs met VIII
tar J. s-arksY al sassnsys ho-si 10 New
10rk. aud 10 ras arranged Dstweea them
snt to-aer .ls 1l3srs ot s-a pio. how 70 eject
tls 1raastsr CD - .a8l q to e scts u
u Cf0uin. aho lal eesa murdered IA chi
eaZS taras days before. anl waicn had
teeu sealed la Ils 1oE brgus2t cy b1fks
g. gss hlaars on Nay
Il = sail tnas is as arranged that ths
toE sh8uld b taken % Luxiant by a
trlate1 SO FarI eu s5saulsl p % the
inmaa Aas Nh0 aas % deliver Il
a. hiFsr00o. G. a1other cr TIE con-
sgirators Wa3 had sailed FOR Eng gland
s0oa alref t1s renting OF shs CLARK
street rae in Esbr sry The box was duly
recsivst bY Ain. anl . record ~ 8is course
sal Al ais actions - IN possession OF ths
detectives NO followed h.m from Liver
po0l 10 ieni'n.
Ia Loatea hs arrenged with at irish sur
gaou atslcLsl 20 Gray Hospital 70 securs a
corpse W hlch won q rrsembis Dr. Croain's
Appearance Hs slen rented a mail cot
1ays sons miles fr3rr London. down the
Thames. and hers hs awaited the signal
lass act 0f tie conspiracy. Ihe discovery
o. Dr. CEonin body "a he Lake View CATCH
basin completely upset this plan. and the
consf irator Ted frcu bis cottage Nay p.
The day s.tsr tie finding 4 the body
Tho plal vas that tho body dressed IN
Cronla clothes vas 20 30 thrown into tho
Thames at ths beginning Of the nlght food
tde. lt would thus De carried up the city
whsrs ~ would be at once found Tho pub
heaEJn u the fact and the forged papers
found on tls body would forever brand
Dr. Cronia as a spy and the Irlsh National
hts would rejoice 20 his taxing or
CHICAGO. Sept r. Thu fourteenth venire
of furynsn was exhausted Saturday In the
Cr0n.a murder cass. Out OF 81 examined
buE two. Culver and Pearson, remain
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17
BRAzlL'S FUTURE.

sfrsn< Indications Taat the Empire WIN
Re saccerdet bY Republic on Dom
F,dro's Dcath-
wasrrvorov. sopt if- Information haa
beer received here BY caaia from brazil
sanoonci1g that tho elections IN that en-
ri-o havs resulted in an Overwhelming
triumph for Che Liberal party. N.nsry-
ne Iiberai candidates for ths Chamber 0f
Deputies have been elected 20 thirty can
didasos of sire opposition This result
A. % rse Ereatsss s.Tuidcanca as showing
tbst a. soon as tls present Emperor Dom
Pedro fI dies. ths emrirs vii end and
republic b. established IN its piaca As
lonr a. she vsnsrab.s Emperor lives hs viii
be permitted t1 seCsrY the tagone. bat the
rscrie. wk7 have expressed their viii ss
this election Win no. rsrTnis h.s daughter,
a. r-----.- ----a-l- L- ---.c.l h-In-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17
The TEEmER-GAUOAUR sIASCE
Another Race Ordered By the Referee,
but EArker -. John Refuses to ACree.

but EAcker -. John Refuses to Agree.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Sept l6-Referee Pring-
" decided that the Gaudaur Teemer race
would have 70 be rowsd over again on the
same course &C O'Clock to-day. He re-
fused to allow Teemers claim OF foul.
bat decided that the race should be rowed
again on the ground that Hamm had no
right TO coach Gaudaur over the course.
St John positively refuses 70 allow
Gaudaur 70 row again. and said he was full
OF boat racing. The stakes were with
drawn by both parties. all bets declared OF,
and there viii be no race
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

nsu,. went 70 The top OF the tower. p'aced
his hands close 20 lis SIDE. and jun ped. ~
ths same sine shouting 20 hs men 20 keep
: good hold or the canvas Not be-
ing used 90 the WORK several or tho
men let 20 and started or on rUn cry
sf horror weLt Up from tie spectators
Peynsnd went Through tho ropes With 4
crash picked himself up, and started 40
walk away. A moment later, how
ever "a fell In faint An
ambulance was summoned and he
Was conveyed % tho ci-y hospital where
is was found that one arm and nve ribs had
been broken and 10 had sustained internal
injuries The hospital authorities say it
viii be impossible Tor Aim 10 recover
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17
THE MARKETS.
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Sept fs
Florr-Quies and unchanged Sprslg
patents. g.ea. Siraights. S.O0t425, BAKERS.
s1e0.saD. Water patents. tio0. Clears. e ?,
G350
WHEAT - Market rather cull. ani. after
show Hg lltsls strength. seeams weak and de-
silu-d ,rsctio1aly. September broke from
-lAc % T5Hc. October from 7Ac 20 7GAo,
December from % .9-c % 81. l.uTssc and
yay from s7So % sis8s,o Cash wheat dull.
CCRS-A-tirs and wsas. Nc = s2A asa c;
80 Q yellow. $40; No. 5. 3itc, No. :
yellow s2aa. ssp.embsr. ser, aseAc. October.
i.o1e Sc. Dsccnser. O. G3-c, and May. 30 4.
G'p.c
esrs-oaist AMI sas's- 10 ? cash l9is
f9iar o-foosr i0A1i9hc. December i9f. :
81 .c May. g22 22Ns. sample iots steady
wish sa.r demand 80. 8 isDNac. No Z
whfts, D. e2a4ci "a. p e1tnsc, No. (.
Whtte. - a5 be-
EFx-stcady aa1 nrchsrzrf 10. : cash. IN
store ts. ssPfemter delivery. <2e, Octo-
se- tfsc samples So ssc ior No. g and g ss
fsr Na7
Ranrrr-Pafsc- dnu al rouad and io-
grades yea no. 4 low Erads 70 good. 21 3
80. Ns Z rcd - ehoice. saasse aas No ,
sar. F1fnrrs rerfecfsd
Nrss poRE-rradinx rath-r i'rst ant prices
steady. Prses ragged e. froo1-f25 'of
esss 80 sssl2fs for October. aal i9. $50 9 g
fcr Ja-ua~v
rtep-Trsi.r- a,t.rs al prices STEADY
Qncts-fsrs ranged ~ g. s-.s0eo-l. f-r ess1.
EaEszs. .5 f0r September, A. eo27 22. f0r
October a-f e. ---s Is 81 f'r T8r1arr
aruER-Crssaery. s833c, DAIRY s8G17c.
Fses.nz sfccL- s. lsc
Escs-Trssb. ists A.
PorEEHT - i've cslcksns s2ss rsr ,
a,ss psr =. I've Geese. e ceoas - per ssrsa-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

we a-a sll slaves. thunisrei The
Ana-chist a. BE- pounded TIE desk on
tie platform.
Not al ~ us. i" said an old nsn RE
Ing"
YES sir returned ths orator,
"e-o-~ one 81 us We nav csH or
erfres free American. out ws ara
e'r.r-~ slaves. tas bononen of noap0-
lies.
some p ouT r1sehanics sr- free To1
81 alrr
svrho are 'f.v7~ Who srs thsy7-
trrre Free Mascrs
Then ths orator sat <-~n
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17
TIE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
Cardinal Gibbons WIZ OGiciate Mt the
Opening and Prominent DIvines WIZ

Cardinal Gibbons WIZ OGic,ste Mt the
Opening and Prominent Dlvines VIII
Assist.
WAsHISGToN. Sept 16-Tho dedication of
the new Catholic university near this city
will take place November Is, and invita-
tions 70 the ceremonies are now being
issued Al! Bishops OF the Catholic church
IN the United States Canada, England,
Ireland and Scotland viii be invited,
together with the heads o. Euro
pean and American educational in
stitutions, tho President OF the
United States members OF the Cabinet,
Congressmen and judges. Cardinal Glib
bons viii conduct the dedioatory cere-
monies Pontihcai high mass will be cele-
bratcd in the new chapel OF the university.
The sermon viii bs delivered by Bishop
Gilmore, OF Cleveland The university
,ourses will be formally opened at 4
o'clock Bishop Hralding, OF Peoria Ill,
VIII make an address and Prof Shredder
Will read L,-tn poes.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

Portland, Ore. Sept i6 6-Wblle twelve
men were opening cans OF powder with
chisels ~ the stone quarries near Van
copver Sunday morning sn explosion oc-
Cured and one OF the men. Pat Delaney.
was instantly killed Tour others were
throw n conside sable distTnca and fear
fully burned Oa- OF them. PIT Moran.
died shortly after reaching the hospital ~
Vancouver and smother. Jim Murphy, is
not exnected 70 live
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17
A Homo for the Iowa Ellnd.

DEs MONIES. Ia. Sept. l6 Tho commits
sioncrs appointed By the Governor TO IN
vestigate the subject Of Industrial homes
for the bind recommend that the next
General Assembly appropriate SIS, 900 for
such n home, TO lie a workshop as well
where the inmates can mske wares which
will be sold to hoip support the institution
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

slS DIz0o. Cal. Sept l5-sylvestro
Morales. th- noted bandit. who for soma
months has terroTized southern California.
plead guilty 70 the charge of robbery sat
rrday afternoon and was sentenced By
Judge puterbaugh = Folsom STATE prison
for ffa
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

lar goes Irai Bag
isy. ssid enc q tie
1ltl.s gre@Y ef sell
tlsrs gstAGrsd exc
saRMsr SUNDAY sts-
era0or IL trent of
lie ooz2elrea post
sAoa store a. 9
dwelling 80 n sw
Base
~Ys&s az she .
gvi tAs saaae t0nnit
% ske hsd when l
nrst ssen her Nay
b2s- II tie 0's,
"a tie reply Of al
ct1Sr.
Al tie farn ere
turned their ettcn
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17
Crimo OF a County Trcasurcr.

sHr1BvvuLz, Ind. Sept 10 The short
age of ths Democratic county treasurer.
n chaoi Posi-. was sScerJsined 10 be slo
90 which his bondsmen made good Ho
Turned over TO them property worth
500. cncumbcred with a mortgage OF
g.. 40 Tho as1t grand Jury VIII Investigate
tfo MATER
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

vhsHrySroy. Sept 70 "A statement pre-
pared at the Treasury Department shows
that the total amount OF bonds purchssed
20 date since Auguss 3 1857. tig9 2fs. So. Z
which eSl. as. $50 were per cents and Sis
7i5 h55 were AZ Per cents The cost OF
t1sse bonds vas s-3i ,-ls 3fG
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

CETcseo. sept ls Enough has bsen
heard from th- stock books whica are Jet
IN TIE hsnds OF solicitors 10 show that from
1900. 90 . s. 00 90 has been subscribed
FOR TIE W9rlds Pair e. Chicago. and thst
much more vii be subscribed
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

CARRo1ITov. ~. Sept i6 The trial Of
snmusl freeman. charged with numbering
John r Manning o. KsBe. or the night of
August IL. ended Saturday. the jury finding
him gsiItv and fixing his punishment al
thirteen years ia the psnitenasry.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

Ps5dy Do>lsr vertirto ssap ore dsv -
srv -FTs. y bat ,-e >rgs to-o1gff -rf.vr.
a. eggs - ss-. FsdaTr rspiies "a. .ser..
rnsr. lookizs aails t-iurrrsssiy a. tvs =,
tflT~- youre iscT ezlstor1srs vse hsrpere<
- - - fss sbup. ''Fsfth- IN 2 &C =. 49,
y,z say &c" r>plssz Tskfy. for ne i.ss
sr.ss rn1 hsre we're caieks~as" +"
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17
p-osrecfirs TrousIe IN SAMOA

IoxnoS. Sept if-Advices from sarnos
state "a quiet prevails there at present
T. "a expected. however that there Nil "a
renewal 90 ths distur Dances uni-ss effect
is given % "a decisions OF the Berlin con-
ferarra
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

PrTTs7vsH. IA sept rs Ta.s saturf,y
nizas IA a dispute over a game ~ cards
John Franc aisSelo stabbed and kl.et re
trathsr. Mlcbfsl FFanchisgeI0 Ths mur-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

rrv~tfr 81 81 Sert 3-rro hundred
-.e- na~s gene ere sr the Nav YORK Gen.
f~afl rs-rral Ir-izst aouts T.s 1c1ce =
ever a anest.-n ~ paT ard ra.sss q "a sef-
sis.f - sarc i tsr-stsrs 80 srr-aa saToorb
- hraneh4- ~ v~rk n .His cry.