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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
SHORT SPECIALS.

Gold 20 the amount OF " $50, 600 has been
,ngagsd at New York for shipment to
europe.
The United States has concluded a par
-els post convention with the republic OF
salvador
The Springfield cotton mills at Oldham.
Eng have been destroyed by fire. The
loss Ia I'D 90
Cattle Ia the vicinity o' Carthage, I'LL. 4.
srs said - be suffering with n disease
called bioat A number have died
Prof + NJ Zeigler. Of Nevada. Ia. has
been elected % the chair o, mathematics
~ Carthage College. Carthage. III
OH y. Farquharson. state Game Warden
for southern Wisconsin, died a. his home in
Bosoobei Friday of Brigats disease
Hot winds which began blowing In the
Missouri river slope in Dakota Thursday,
are sad 20 be proving v-rv hurtfult 20 crops
Th. Dsming Construction Company %
Chicago. for the building q railroads IN
Mexico. received a corporation license Fri
dsy az Spria Eaeld
Henry Wyun-. a colorsd eV- convict. stols
a horS. from z buchanan a farmer q
HeTn Lake. Mss and was pursued and shot
dead by Buchanan IN Tennessee Buchanan
surrendered himself 49,
The Illinois Division. Sons of Veterans.
hav. decided ~ erect moaum-nt a. Pc
tersburE. II. over tee grave q DR. p T
stephenson. zoe founder 81 ths O. A. l.
Association IN the United states
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
A NEW PARTY.
Hs~ YORK Labcrites Getting Or
. Political Qrx.nlza ton
ITS OBJECT 10 PURIFr NLIrlCS
Its Leaders. Hope - oet-is the BAI.aSs
- P~ssr, @Ed esl fs&~@vsr -
Fxss~-s sas kn-cs1a~ss "a
SgEfapt L&.&

NEs icAz Jans ~ 4 nxs political
party taaE @snts - b~frIend &Ga cb4le pl08
uafai8g u.ea nas slaEls1 IA oHslacss Ia
fuu Ute = tie progressive reform party 81
TIE tnllsd states " America Sad John
Laoor party = 10 bs prophet
Z 81 founders ssy they DO n0t ~Snt C
nominate any candidates Tor political 81
ices thar MaeIab-fship L. not l4Tgs
enough bat they sil kold tie balance -
power between tEe tue great political pa
ties aud thas keep them Ia order They ~it
pfsseRt corrupt legislation. sud Ia case
their Efforts should fzll Ia tba. direct soD
they stii proceed toeTposs bad legislators
While they advocate = reduction Of the
protective tarlr. they want - abolish the
duties on raw materials and reduce the
duties on manufacturing necessities
80 per cent They make number
OF sociaiisslc demands in their
platform They want tho United States
Government 20 establish merchant marine
or guarantee per cent dividends 70 those
COZ Dor stiOns that may dD so Among other
demands are the repeal Of all laws prohibit
Ing the sale or Intoxicating beverages all
license on liquor traftic al Sunday laws or
any sumptusry laws enacted BY States or
municipalities They further demand that
ali corporations-such as railroad, elevated
railroad. electric light telegraph. teie-
phone and canal boat should become tie
nominal property OF the general or munici-
pal government. which viii guarantee a
dividend OF per cent TO stockholders
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

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ss-sas z<asAcLssls~s - SEsa-2. s@f tss -
t~rs s1sPieso4s snd fss<s aEs g21~kstseS -
coGs pIsss rs c4.ss AZ lasS Alka
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xozs. soo1xs1 Cozgail1 xH1 y sullivan
.sss ia1lessa - t1z pEssis2s grad laTy
4ad AAxL2 b1rks ~ L1l4 an ia1lctaz<Gl
AZ z-as1 FsEFicG S0sasy - alzzs@sE csr1s4z -
be foa2a - 11s E41c1 - os Es-zxzsa sad
xiss ne .g4.ast John = B>ggs As ~ th~
fo4E ether IseEu sexs ~ t1s so-czlls1 TIA
ccnsmiE1s~ II ths innsr eirelsa II camp ~
tie 4csasal sssdeacs ss zilst then . kuo> a
only ~ tas yr2Gc larf 4ad tns eaIs4z -
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s4ADs ~ sCsa Tsz sgsKs eAsx
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Assistant STATS AttoTasy. fsacAsc stani-
peg al II - FRIDAY .ftsxaeoa. he spsRt
TIE .fL<raoea -iEA b&rrisssr Howell
sx sxgL.ia.Gs lhs eoca4eaI2Is esids2es
br01sEt ffoA. C1lc.zo i consists
II tns dspositlo4s II elghtssa sis-
Eesses 4ac 4Doat 80 g@zss Of typs ~nEtsa
tsstlu4o1y bss1dss tAs sElcsacs " tbs
sHaFdsT 4af to- idsatlncation ~ the b0cy
the eonzsc tisE II BuTks ~ith the case .
sno~n Tbs d=Positi0ns OF he Cartoons
ide eatifslny baEas Frank Williams are
the sE0et aport4nt testimony
lhs pEosecuu0a ~ Eo~ push the kssz
Ing 0f ths extra -dition case. The present
term Of court expires Ga tho secood Tues
dAY Ia July aRd y the tIi.i occupies al Of
next week barke's appeal - the fuu bench
can nos Be heard before tho isst week la
n~ ~ptembeT when the nsKt term Of court
bestna tnts would allow burke 10 sum
aer Ia Manitoba
Ar Baker brought ~ith hum . ~arran:
signed BY PTssIdsat Harrison and Secre-
tAIy OF state Blaine authorizing John Col
lias 81 tAxs back 10 tho Illinois authorities
Martin Burke. alias Martin Delaney. alias
lIAak " llllana
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
TOURING TEACHERS.
Two Big Parties Of Instructors OF the
YounC Set saiI for Eur.uc.

Young Set sail for Eurspe.
NEW loRk, June - The big Hamburg
steamer Suevia, lying at her dock ia Hobo
ken. was crowded with school teachers
bound Tor tour through Europe and IA
visit 70 the Paris exposition By
Tar the largest portion OF cde
passengers were women the average being
eight women 10 every man. Altoge ther the
Sueyia had nearly 400 passengers. $50 of
whom were teachers There were two
distinct parties. about evenly di-
yided Is 10 numbers One, under
the auspices OF the Cincinnati Teachers
Excursion Association. managed by Nr
Burgheim, being booked for Hamburg
only, and the other, under the manage
ment OF Henry Gazee and ron, for which
Frank C. Clark, late United States Vice
Consul ut Jerusalem, acted as courier
The latter party. under Mr. Clsrks man
agement throughout, will be landed at
southampton, from which point the
teachers will proceed by special train
TO London and from there 10 the
big exposition at Paris. The price for the
entire round trip is $50 and for sll5 ad-
ditiOnal the tourists may make the rounds
OF Switzerland and the Rhine. Although
the tour under Mr.. Clark will be only of
four weeks duration, the excursionists are
privileged TO return any time within year
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
A Mexican Bank Reotganixod.

BosToy, June -. A Herald special from
the City OF Mexico SAYS: The Bank of
London. Mexico and South America, which
is branch of the institution of the
same name in London, has been
reorganized, and on Monday will begin
business as "A purely Mexican institu-
tiOn with capital OF 81. 10000 Mexican
capitalists took 500. 900 Of the capital stock
and the remaining $4,000 was sub
scribed in London. President Diss and
Minister OF Finance Dubian have aided in
the establishment of the reorganized bank
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
FIENDiSH CRUELTY.

villages PiIisged by Arabs i'm East Cen
tral Airics-Bsbiss EOastod Alive in che
Presence Of Their Parents.
LONDON, June ~ -Advices from East
Central Africa, the field OF operations of
the Scotch missiona aries. report dtIi,Fable
condition OF affairs Arabs in large mum
bers have swarmed down upon the villages
within the sphere OF operations of the mis-
sionaries, burning and piilsging the houses.
and robbing and numbering tho peopIa
The women and girls have been subjected
10 the grossest indignities and several
babies were roasted alive in the presence
of their parents
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
To Fight tia. standard OH Mopopoiy.

CINCINNATI, June 29-It is understood
here that the Kentucky Oil and Gas Com
psny of Louisville, by. and the Southern
otl and Pipe Line Company of Cincinnati,
are preparing 20 consolidate. thus forming
IA gigantic company with capital of mill
ions OF dollars. These two companies con-
troll leases on over l50,O 900 acres OF
land in one vast tract In Tennessee and
kentucky. OIL and gas in this region arc
practically inexhaustible, and pipe line
10 convey the oil TO Bowling Green Is being
built It is thought that the consolidation
will make the most formidable rival the
Standard OH Company ever had
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

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asrkzlis ~ o~@asa
DEs AezSKs Ia gaEs - A special -
tie Lesser ffon CaArsl9a szss fTlGSy
LzeE ElBE &r a : N11Sk trsKrss oeo~fLsd
ssAx NaskitssE .hieA seS4st.d t. tbs dsats
- SksTiu Eazlses. 81 Lec@s No4nss, aa4 az
l1ls4zs la&l a242sa goan AoG1sais Nc1tn-
nAs h34 been tt.s tetrar II 11o
gseiz & tslr hooa. tas hE4 e-su seaI ~ tse Az
s4ps AeYlsn sG1 I'D colav 6.ek apparently
cured he s1FcA ~1apioF tLleat - .
fafm 81 nzgiAg t2t - IA afs44s skossd
slza a4s Il alteration sud 2i.ogt i o clock
laarsa2s utsal fzTnseT sPpe&Ied IA
Nb4rIIos &ad s@oIo 81 az tDtel 9atloA
I'D s&rF4at "a PLACED "a shcftr han
ses .as1s Accompanied - NNnsl-b.es
A4lss sa1 hFxIs tls s1aSf "a ~e4l o4l -
selRS A. AeS41lils 49, slosEluz A. The
ezIn aeIv ~ ~4s aE ~saA <aa sSserai
ogher farm nEa4s seTs ~lVA hiSA Il Ma 4
= IA beu TIE o-.csls reached The spot
VIA the acute sense 81 his ualady
AcGiuuls heard tAeu approach 1he
Ran s5eepln. With Eiu being S~4ks1sd
said. i an Tie one tbev want ] vii ~
down aud see Ac6innis replied ''Ao
they are after ne BOTH came d0xn 10
getbeT Naea they caEas IA eight
0f the sAeIif tie latter spOAe
Ia a pleasant voice How do yoa 90 Johns
Ny name - Ramsey. ! sul the sheriff
lastantly Ao6lnuis drew revolver
and tTed kililag kaMsey Constable
Asfus fIed az the maniac, the
bullet penetIstiDg bis throat, but
NOS seriously inlunng him lie - ss about
10 retarn tie IRE ~hsn Farmer Blouse shot
him just above the lett eve. Iuficling
mortal wound sberin Eanasey widely
knuwn aud generally liked and his death
has east gloom over the entire county
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
HEklSH S WEALTH

IT. = q. Vests Nerve and Przfn Treatment
afuarsnfeed speeinc tor hssfefis. I.zglness.
tonfuisi0us. flfs. Nervous Neuralgia Head
hchf. Aert ous Presentation caHssd ~ the use
q alcohol ~ tobacco W aEff ness Mental
Depression ~offeuinF - the frsfn resulting
iD INSANITY and dIuR % misery cfrsV ard
death Ifensfafs flG Are bsFFsHnsss Loss ef
Poser fn eiiter sfs Involuntary Losses ard
-pernaf ofrhoea raueed ~ oser eEsrfIon III
The bra n self shuss ~ uFsF infu .fenrs farh
boz contains ouf month treatment 3 = boz
~ n boxes fof 9. ssrt hy mail prepaid Or -
ceipf - price
W. GUsH8NrEF SIX Boxgs
~ cure any ease N fth each orosf rso-l..d =.
Es fof 81 boss. Accompanied with s. we vii
send The purchase uHr wrifffH guafaf tee 20
rsfurd the MONEY n the treatment does not
e stf euFe auaTslnfees issuec only ~
". n. Ii5bs, Druggist
sole sF't II Monroe ct. Gfsnd Rspios. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
PAniC-sTRlCKEN NEGROES.
Electric storms and Metsors Causing Coo.
stsrnatioa Ia tho Southern Counties -


BALTuoKE. Md june - Brilliant me,
teonc displays the last few nights have
caused panic among the negroes ia South
ern Mary land, many OF whom IN the lo~ei
counties have never travelled on steam
railway or visited large city Tho recea
foods. terrible electric storms. sne
now IA rain OF nTe As they call it. have hlles
them with terror, and many OF them hny,
wandered miles away fTo.l their homes
large meteOT shot across Prince George
County Wednesday night, anu the sUpersti
tious negroes thought the end OF the worn
had come. They dropped on their Lnees ans
prayed To be saved. Thursday many OF th'
poor, superstitious people could not be IN
duced TO work ia the nelds. they refusing q
leave their hats. ano spending the time il
prayer and singing hymns. When a secont
meteoric display appeared Last night the,
were more te.roT-stricken.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
short $4,000 i'm III. Account.

PHILADELPHIA June -. George W
Wright. "A well known business man OF this
city, who Is prominently connected with
several bepefactory associations. il said to
be short in his accounts as treasurer OF the
order OF Tonti. and 1t is understood that
warrants Tor his arrest charging him with
being a defaulter have been issued. The
deficit Is said 70 BE- $1,000
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
Several statily Hurt.

BATAVIA, O. June - IA serious accident
occurred on the Ohio & Northwestern rail-
road one mile east of here Friday evening
a passenger train being thrown from the
track by the washing out of a culvert caused
by heavy rains Receiver Samuel Hunt
General Passenger Agent Rhodes, Con-
ductor kain and several others were in
iured Receiver Hunts isiuries are said 10
be dangerous The of,icicis hurt were on
a tour OF Inspection of the road
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

wsss1SsroS. June - -Con9r -.srnan
laird. q Nebraska a ~ Atlantic city arr
3. ssfd 90 be slowly bar surely fHaprovinC in
heslth snd strength He wslEs siV or eight
rnfles s.very O. s7d - friends ssy ss wil
ha shle "a resume h-s seat ~h-n Congress
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

wasaINGT0S June - The President IA.
appointed Frederick Douglass Minister to
Havti
NAsHISGToS. June - - Among the sp
pointrnents made public on Friday was that
Of Captain Meredith. Of Chicago who hss
been selected as chief OK the Bureau Of In
CRAVING and Printing.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
clnClNNATrs SALOONS

Public Repriwsnd fsr 10 chief IF
Police who Failed - Clos- Thew Last
ssrdsv.
CINCINNATI q June - The Foiics
Commissioners considered charges sxainst
chef q PoHce pi~tscb preferred bT
citizens who. on sunday last asked hlm
in vain ~ order arrests for vloisEien
q the Sundar-closinz lsN for saloons
Th- chief showed that his action -.
hased on a. order issued Oh Saturday ~
Navor Mo-av The beard found -
chef guilty snd sentenced hiua 70
a plhic r~PTinant whtch ~zs a. onc-
administered cnupied wirh 81 =sErsrCs
that the board rsfafned - confGence y
rs EpriEhtness "a 81 officrr Tie ocra-
siss fcr sse crser hT - MAYOR thst - ~
rsSes ~ mate isst Sunds~ wss the rrsssrcs
t-r- - the Turner's st their grrsf f~ssigsL
The n,sves sxelsins sass he Sif aet u-eaa
- suspend ths 'sw e7t oaT GO pos5Foas
arrests a. 4o1l1E
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

NEw YoRK. June - The business fail
ures throughout the country during the
last seven days number for the United
States ls4 and for Canada 81, or total
or 2Lj, as compared with I'D last week.
aud 30 tho week previous To the last For
the corresponding week OF last year tho
figures were 3l. representing l7o failures
In the United States and - IN the Dominion
- Tauada
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

Csrcteo. Jane - The city directory FOR
SO vill Be Issued hv the Lakeside Pub
Hshing Company next Monday T. - est
mated from tae information th~ book con
tsins that tae population ~ Chicago = nov
few thousand over - rue. taus making g
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

FoET WAYNE, Ind. June 29-The general
store OF Daniel Rhinehart sixteen miles
east Of this city, was burglari1ed Thursday
night The store stands alone at n Cross
road Rbinehart was away from home.
The burglars chloToforned Mrs Rhinehart,
three daughters and tho hired girl. aud then
ransacked the house In box under the
bed they found siI40
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

70 Years She was
born in Nantucket
one OF nine children
IA u Quaker family,
and az the age OF Il
helped her father,
William Mitchell, in
astronomical obser-
vations She dis
yer ed her nTst
comet in loi7. and
received therefor a
gold medal from the
Inn ns napn,.rk
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

: he subsequently discovered eleve
other comets She visited Europe about
lS47. and was the guest in England of Sir
John HerscheIl and Sir John Airy. She
~ as the professor OF astronomy At yassar
College Tor twenty-five years resigning
about January |. 1855 Three institutions
have given her the degree OF IL. ID. Colum
biA being the latest
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

WasHrNeIoV. June "a la th- css. RI
Warren p pav. convicted n the United
States dislrics court osaict 81 Arssnsss
~ po,ygsaT. and sentenced February
Is-s to tro vrsrs' imprisonment In the
penitent'srv ard whose sentence 49,
corraatsd Arril - ~ - cus Tesrs fHl-
prisonrosnt az F'rssi1@at has couHfanteo
II sgzia o. term - 81 months
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
Fud of the Stsr-Eoute Suits

WASHINGTON. June - In the criminal
court Friday the last OF the notorious star
route cases were disposed of by the District
Attorney entering nolle pros in each This
action was taken because the principal
cases against Brady, Dorsey and others hay-
ing failed. there was no hope of convlcting
the minor participants
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

FsTE "a Jans - Three buildings -
fdneero Esre fred Friday aianf in such
iocsares thst w.taout FIRE rr1t- 90 ths
toWn V8aid hsrs ben Doomed sous
srrdenss o. the Normal sehoo. discoveries
tae nres sn4 eE.iax x1isaed them a fs-
weeks $50 rh- ere hazs burned t~9 large
n. sn9 ft Ere Is "a aahls Stsse
h.-----. - 2 - 90
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

RowE June - In sspeech in the Sen
AZ Premier Crisyi said he deeply regretted
the conflict been Germany and switzerland
but they were compelled 70 take notice Of
the change in the aims Il the present 20
Hticai refugees IN Switzerland from those
Of the refngses OF former vears
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

JsSzs7rEs. vs. p .ns q -AuTust Eohe-
ths G-7r1sn fsrn- hand 49, brrze6 "a
death Fr'dav -v~nfae while burrtnr b-nsh
81 tse farm ~ goseE Bsn1stt thre- raj -
north ~ - city r. caves stfs snd
nve chi idrsn "a the rftv
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

ToRoSro, Ont. June = Cansdian mil
lers have called a mass meeting here 70
protest. ags8nt she action - Parliament -
refusing 10 protect them against American
mil3ers The duty on four il ffty cents .
barrel while the duty On the amount ~
wbest necessary ~ make barre ~ f0pr
j. about sky seven cents clear dis-
elimination ga favor ~ th- American mil
iers If ahaaL sexsnteen rants bsrrsI
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
six Persons Found Dead.

PATERSON, n J., juno 9-Four women
and two men all of disreputable character.
were discovered dead about o'clock Fri
day night in low house at a. Ryle avenue.
Death was caused by asphyxiation-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
a GREAT EVENT.

The National Amateur Regatta To Bc
Held at Pullman, Ill. August and g..
Give Promise OF Being Overwhel I'm
ing Success
CHICAGO, June 80 The arrangements for
the great regatta of the National Associa-
ton OF Amateur Oarsmen, To be held at
Chicago on the Pullman course August $
ana 9. have been still further promoted by
special rate OF transportation granted to
all oarsmen by the Central Traffic Associa-
tion. As the annual regatta of the Misss-
sippi Valley Amateur Rowing Association
is TO be held at the same place Immediately
following the National regetta, il is ex-
pected that the double event will bring to-
gether the largest array OF oarsmen ever
assembled since the Centennial regatta at
Philadelphia Many of the most prominent
Eastern and Canadian oarsmen have prom
ised 20 attend, and the Western clubs are In
a state OF active preparation
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
Hot Weather in England.

LONDON. June ~ The weather for somo
days past has been unusually hot In
Dover thirtv-stx soldiers have been sun
asrUck but DO fatalities resulted
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
A fIour-MiIl lsurned.

LANCASTER, Pa, June - The Touring
mill OF II. Il. Croft at Fertility. this coun-
". was completely destroyed by ire Friday
night. with contents consisting of 400
bushels .: wheat Loss, 81, 90, insurance,
40
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
Broke one Mans Neck.

MTSSEAPoIIs, Mimi June IA hogo
derrick in Frank Cooks stone quarry broke
Friday while heavily loaded The wire
cable swept around, catching Herman
Isaacson under the chin. breaking his neck
Three Other men were seriously injured
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

HsvRz. June 29-The Neversink. IN.
thirtY-foot boat which sailed from Boston
about The middle q Aay. has arrived a.
this port Captain Laelor snd bis tive
companions are well
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
NATURAL GAS FOUND IN IOWA
whiIo Boring for Water Farmer 4,
Said 10 Have struck "a Strong Vein.

o"'" 10 fh''o S'fueh - SH"hs 'sih'
COLUMBUS JUNCTION. Ia, June ~. The
citizens OF Columbus Junction and sur
rounding country are greatly excited Owe
the finding OF natural gas here. The fact
was reported ON Friday morning by Charles
Estelle farmer six miles northeast oi
here. While boring for water he struck
vein OF gas which flowed with consider.
able force and after being partially con.
fined burned To the height OF twenty feet
and increased until shut OF
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

LONDON June % The Worlds Sunday
school convention assemblies here next
Monday. Three hundred Americans will
attend Many OF the delegates are already
Ia town
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
TArmsr Prodac..

potstoes-g.n 80 = husheI
Iefiuce-lee ? pound for rot bouse H1c.
hushe Tor garden.
FgEs-Ii ialLr dozen.
HLfter-lUg1 NE Y pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
FATAL JEALOUSY.
A German Actor Kills His Rival, Hs
Gessnsr. a WeH-KnowB Tenor. and Coz

German Actor kiHs HIS RFaI, Hans
Gessnsr. a welI-KnOwn Tenor. and Com
nits suicide.
BEErIS. June - -Early Friday morning
en- actor named SeidemRnn arrived at Os
terode ia Hanover on the night express
from Treyes aud drove direct from the sta
ton to the lodgings Of the well known
tenor, Hans Gessner He rushed up
two flights OF stairs. burst into the
room where Gessner vas stiil IN
q deep sleep. aud. without moment,
warning shot him dead lie then blew out
HIS own brains The causo o. The rash act
was undoubtedly Jealousy Both men were
IN love with tho same woman sn sctress ~
some note. and the ladys partality for the
tenor drove Seidemsnn to desperation
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
PASSED AWAY.

Death .t fynn. Mass. OF sf.ria Mitchell.
the >ot-d A Astronomer.
LYNN. Mass June - Maria Mitchell ths
noted astronomer. died here fuday age6
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30

Srcen-z si<c ? pound.
Part tGred-4 - pound.
full Cur~d-rfG - = pound.
Dry $40 = pouud.
bekius-lhr 1ic apiece.
sheep Skins pound Tor wool &c
Caif-Gufed so a. r pound.
ldIlgN &c = pound
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-30
nrl.dTrnlt.

tpries -Fvsborsted. eoe . poune.
Cherries -lar pound.
Pea rhes-l9sa " pound
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-25
RUTH DID NOT APPEAR.
But the Stars Entertained Their Au
ence All thA Same.

But the Stars Entertained Their Audi
ence All the Same.
Miss Constance De Val, who was to
have assumed the leading role in
Ruth, the Unfortunate" advertised
by the Star Dramatic Association to
take place at Henkel's Casino last
night did not appear. She sent word
just before the time to ring up the
curtain that she was i'll.
1t was impossible to go on with the
play, SO the managers announced that
the money would be refunded those
who did not wish to remain and wit
ness such an entertainment as could
be improvised from the talent present
and enjoy the ball following. A large
number remained.
Jacob j. Muller and James Corbliss
appeared in Irish specialties and con
vulsed the audience with laughter by
their really good acting and witty say
ings. Joe Thomas and G. Witten-
schlagcr performed some clever con-
tortion and acrobatic feats, and Mr..
Arthur Baldwin rendered several good
banjo solos. Thomas Doyle's reel and
Jig dancing was much appreciated.
The stage entertainment concluded
with a sketch entitled 1.-THE Trouble
some Servants" by Messrs. William
Henkel, John 7. Westerield and
Arthur Baldwin.
Among those who danced were
President John Westerfield, Vice
President j. Henkel, Miss Annie Rich
ards, Secretary Joseph Koob, Miss
Lizzie Grove, Financial Secretary and
Mrs. Adam Melchoir, Treasurer G. A.
Pfngsten, Miss Lizzie Witsch, Ser
geant-at-A Arms and Mrs. G. Farrell, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Muller, Mr..
Alexander Burke, Miss Annie
Muller, Mr.. Thomas , Daley,
Miss Lizzie Muller, Mr.. Edward A.
Muller, Miss Annie Kupp, Mr.. August
Cole, Miss Louise Muller, Mr.. George
Heck. Miss Louisa Scheiber, Mr.. A.
Schaffer, Miss Maggie Corbley, Mr..
John Waters, Miss Annie Henkel, Mr..
Edward Bier and sister.