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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-14
UNION TICKET OFFICE.

Tickets to ell points via Union Pacific,
Oregon Short Line. Canadian Pacific and
Northern Pacific. Only Office in Seattle
selling via all the through lines.
x HARDING
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-14
Yhatesm and .Semlahnoo Route
Steamer Geo. Il. Starr

Leaves Seattle at IL p. m. sundays, Tues
days and Thursdays Arrives az Whatcom
al Ii a. IN. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days. Returning, leaves Whatenm AT p.
N. Mondays and Wednesdays and on sat
ursiays al a. IN. Arrives at Seattle ~ ) a.
IN. Tuesdays and Thursdays and on Sat
urdays at about p. m.
~ Steamer lands AT all regular land
ings except Oak Harbor, LaConner and
Eidaign
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-14

The new steamer Fairhayen is now leave
ing Seattle Monday. Wednesday aud Fri
dsy, nj y. m. Tor Whatcom and points
en- route
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-14

Its passenger equipment Is the finest In
the world, consisting Of Luxurious Sleep
ing tars, having drawing, smoking and
bath rooms; Comfortable aud clean Colo
INST Cars. with Free Sleeping Bcrths for
holders OF secOnd-class tickets, and The
most modern style OF Day Coaches.
It's Dining Cars and Hotels provide The
best quality OF food, in unlimited quantity,
at reasonable rates.
The variety and grandeur OF scenery
.ohg It's ine Is nnequaled, aud in the de-
TAILS OF traek, train service, etc. nothing n
omitted that can add 10 the safety and
comfort OF It's patrons. Al in all. IL gives
the best and most seryicable line OF travel.
Mhether Tor business or pleasure between
portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria. and
81 racine Coast points, and Winuipag
minneapolis, 81. Paul, chicago, s. Louis
ottawa, Toronto, Montreal. Boston. New
York, aud all Eastern cities.
THROUGH TICKETS are Issued 20 All
principal points IL the United states. Can.
s'is- aiid Europe. al lowest rates.
For detailed information art.iy 10 the
following agents 81 the company:
= g. MctoSD, Washington street.
portland, Oregon; f. ". McGsfAMEsg. seat
tse, W. 4. +. ELLIS, Tacoma. w. ~.
- r. BROWN, Assistant General Freight
and Passenger Agent, Vancouver, b G.
correspondence respectfully solicited
canadian Pacific Co. postoifiea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-14

Leaves YesIer's wharf for Tacoma, Oiym-
pia aud Big Skookum ST : a. IN every Men
day. Wednesday aud Fri6sy.
Returning, leaves shelton, Big Ssookun,
az a. m every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-14


VITO resides IN Seattle, Tacoma. Portland, 4
Puget Sound country or any portion Of tie L
cific Northwest, WHO proposes 10 make tFioes
to Chicago. OF beyond. should not oniy acQssss.
himself with the geography Of the country, Z
utilize TO the best advantage the railway fas;
lies .. his disposal Tie
sg'fasn Rhtg IsfAsn & fsEy,r e.
s;ts jsssst ssssii tsxiss.g = tStif ~ So
offers choice If the most desirable routes e.
with the privilege e going one way and rettt.
tIag another without EXTRA charge. The NogTs.gI
Pacific rams through trains (tsaIls9 10 ~
asapo.!s and 81 PAU. laeAiGg close conRecti1s
,slth tbs Said Express Trains Of the AIBx-
TIA RouTE fer Chicago. lis OREGON SHOE
lTSE carries nassenclrs gisily) via Grange
nd Cheyenne u ola&Aa ami Council Eiui,.
r via Ogden ana salt lake City TO Denys.
dorado Springs and Hnsnss. From all thes
s-a.naI poin,---ea arrival 81 trains from tn
.rrsxf .saaf-f.Igi,s.-,s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-14
Northern Pacific Railroad,

And see that your ticket reads via this line.
ST. Panl or Minneapolis, Ia avoid changes
sud serious delays ecc.lsioned by other
roGteS.
regular express trains iaii length O; the
line. Berths free. Lowest rates, quickest
time.
GENERAL OFFICES az the company, III
First street, corner Washington Portland.
A. u. CHARLTON, Asst Gen. Pass. Agt-.
No. In FIRST street, corner Washington.
Portland. Oregon.
W T. SPENCER. Ticket Agent, p. 5. 5. Il.
K. depot.
A. CHILBERG. ticket Agent, Seattle.
Northern Pacific Company at Graham &
Dsulran's. Boston block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
CURRENT EVENTS

The Epgi.sk tEcvors sXnsticate = saao -
haVe eferea e. - "a tor tie nl-~.Ae' si1A~
srswery 81 sa.- Francisco
London pa,,e1s devoted ct'nsaaeEAbls
spsss u the Al4eT5oas CentenalAa is.'ees1-
inz. als.i alle-T lens = - eas ~ fesf'Ses ief
.A.s oosDt-y
l.saxssoas aeoas prevail ia the yieintty II
- Atl,h.aass Sos. and anDoh tfsesilss la
l,..sn essAs.siensa sE.saAg The sahaiaif@a& II
ta4l 1istEiSt
A h,srlsl ana trest association dong i'issls
ness on tAe fast&limenE plan al fhas~Nls2-
phlA. has baea eSsoottse ty TIE ies all
Unders1sor&
Jenes, HARRISON. an eleven yoar ola bay
Il Iobyhsn1a IA. 81 Saturday slet ana
instantly klilea sophia Everett earinS =
petty quarrel
Key. Daniel Van Aslt of New iork.
formerly p4ster u AeIre Church 81 zaesi'''.e.
Nioh nas been splsolntoc seofetals b s.is
United States AIalsteT IA tae Netasei .silAss-
The ~ hite lead t-sst las been absorbed
Ia ne Standard 0l Company. Only thiee
companies are outside tie trust, and tAeF
are expected Ia be soon taken iato sise ieisi-
oaieial investigation OF tie alleged fESaas
ana hlaukmGiliag IA the oftioe of the oo--
hector OF internal revenue IN Cincinnati has
been begun - = special ofaelaa from Wash
sUffton
~4-Ie Is lail IN speculation IN Val
stEeet sS investors ale watching the insos.
tlEatiun into the Western Enc Southern
railway lines. but tie gains a. earnings foi
TIE fTsg q0ArtsT 81 The se&T ire Surprising
The battle ~ GGilfOrd Court House fought
March II. igS about i've Inilss from Greens
bore n G.. was celebrated GA the spot ~
several thousSne peupis Saturday. tbs
orator Of Iiss dsy ~k Senator 3 H. AaloS
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
STREAMS or LAVA.
sssssiss Szia - bS ia az Alarming se-ss
~ krspEiSa-

SsSuvt2s Ss=ka - bS la a. ALARMING State
~ ErspEiSa-
AAFtES Aas e-Ias Soso&as sf kssssss1.
e IL "a EiArmsag slzes - eruption
S1tealas - ava EEs CSu1slag de~n t-zs
lza111zs1 90 IAe Ko1spsu side
i81ere s4s Deca tsrts -azs.s saSsh sFassssas
~ k es4Flas ssaos lie destruction ~ EeFgElAAs-
Ga za4 fas-apor os khoss A.ch oossrreG ,.se-
slsus - shs suelf,A esotGFx tkeFe = sttls AS-
so4A@ EetsesE tas ye@Gs 1isS saa iSst
tss tus eoSarreA lUTias ia interval
however. s1tnA w4s 81 - active stale.
Gaa rs f.glazsseR - AsDts Nusve tssos
piscc aariaE ths erarlsep sAsc1 o.
rBrre1 n leXL Seven ssssz4s of lsTs sssaeG
frala Ia seEter- NLe1 H. Eetio1 NessNlas
presents = El4gntnaS4s spectzsls Ia ths
eEapEoB q flsi sats 81 ~4io i@ya werx tArsS =
l. . nls Ii es l1.90s feeL preseatiaz tbs appear
aEes o. ; ses1pn of Lfe an euaptloD took
Hi4ce II lo1a o. HAsSa Occasion tAe
or&lef s2uR 80 faeL ana anotA<F
ia lSeS walsh eausaa an immense
loss of Aio Ana property Ia ASS
there another cruFtioE. also oEs In ssss.
9nsrs y a. . slight one IL - l. II Apr.s lS7x. q
neN crater VA oPeasas tAe laFs baTssiag
forth wltA seeh Ve4oelty neal Atrle an Csyessi
thai ga-Ey spectators ~he had eSsembisG -
wltless The spectacle we're destroyed PaFI
Il lie towns 0f Mgsso saa ST. sebastisno
we're destroyed TIE stresn of lava sAs over
halt s talle wi1s snd tweaty feet deep Whale
red h0t stones wsrs lhresn ~ > Aslslg II :, %
tcoG
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
THE "BiG FOUR'S" RIVAL.

The Organization "f the American Meat
Company. with Capital 81 SO 600 600
Completed Warner Miller Elected Presi.
dent.
NEw YORK May 6 The American Meat
Company has been organized with Warner
Miller as president and cx-Congressman
J. J. Belden. Of Syracuse. as one Of The
directors This is the company With
s25.0c0.Ooo capital Which intends e
become n rival Of the Big Pour" dressed
beef comhioauon. il viii control large
ranches IN the West and st0ck-vsro fncih.
ties ~ Kansas City. The company at first
organized contained q number Of cotton -ou
Trust people. bat ;hev were frightened out
Il is alleged. by the Armours threatening &c
fight the coti0n-on trust The necessary
capital bzs alresdy been subscribed. and II
l. not thought that there viii be any fur.
the- delay ia carrying out the project
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
COMPLETE LIST or VICTIMS.
All the Dead in the Hamilton Disaster
Identified in Different ygaYs

HASuTOs, Ont. May 6-The work Of
identifying the bodies OF those killed. and
cremated In the Junction Cut disaster is
one Of great difficulty aud has given rise 70
much heart burning and anxiety among
the unfortunate relatives who have como
here from New York, Chicago and other
cities 10 claim the dead The following is
= complete list OF the dead compiled from
unclaimed baggage, identified bodies and
ciIcumstantial evidence connected with
the disappearance Of friends:
J. q. Curnick Evansville. led. retired mer-
chant Rudolph J. Ederer. Chicago; l. :. Cur
ney New York; John H. Kelley. Chicago Rock
Island s Pacific railway Chicago; e Randall
Orr. law student, Peekskill. y. Y; Captain l.
l. Butler, Cook County Insane Asylum, Chiea-
20; r. ~ PeteElay. 325 Broadway. New York;
c. O.. Fraser. stenographer, Toronto, Fred
DuthIe and wife. Kansas City; Il Levey Chi
eago. Mrs. Smith and two youag daughters (no
address, NJ. X. Scullen. 7Sl Lake street Ch'cgo;
J. Hall, retired merchant KankGkee. IL. Dan
Ferguson, joiner, Boston; Harry Pringle, Chi
cago. Harry Everts little Cant orator. Fore
paugh's show; b. l. Oyiait medical student
Ill West Sixiy-iourth street. New York;
Thomas J. EWell. harness-msker. 2oS King
street, Toronto; Mrs Grummett sai Indiana
atrect ChicavO
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
DEATH or MAJOR EDWARDS.
Tns Ned hn0wn New spsPer Man kHpifss
suddenl, az Joffe IN GA CITY. mo.

ST l0ugs, May & Major John n I'd
wards. one OF TIE editors cf the Kansas City
Times and ons of Tie leading newspaper
men II tho West. died suddenly and unex-
pectodiy 81 tie MeC&rty House Ia Jefferson
CITY at about ~ clock Saturday morning
from a stroke Of paralysis Major Edwards
had been al the State capitol foI some time
looking after Ia. LiVe-sJock Inspection bill.
the passage OF which he fought sITen.
uOusiy
lAI the breaking cut oi The Nar Mr. EDWARDS
was editor Of the Lexington Examiner. lie
went into tie Confederate army aud was .
sjor on tho star OF General Joe Shelby.
After the war be wrote q tory OF Shelby and
his men and then came 70 ST. Louls sne 40
ceptei position on the Missouri Republican.
Since that tine MAJOR Edwards has been con-
nected with various papers IA The state, re-
turning 10 tie Kansas C3iy Times. with which he
was formerly connected. about tWo.years sinoe.
be WAS a brilliant and forc3bic writer. He Was
the friend and apoiogist OF the James boys dur
ing the bloodiest epoch Of tbsIr career. YET he
always tried 70 induce them 10 give up their
lawless life and nnally. after Jesse had been
killed. IL was Major Edwards who arranged foi
tie surrender OF Fraak James. and BY that sur
render put end 10 the cYlsteneo OF that oes.
perate gang OF outlaws
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

Prominent BOstonians Co~teInplSte the
Establishment of Big Factory in The
Oppressed Country 10 Give Employment
To the Ivicted Tenants
BosToN. May 4 number of prominent
citizens OF Boston are agitstlng plan Il
help the eyicted tenants Ia Ireland by estAb
hshing IN one of the poorer districts oi
that country factory where tie evictec
persons can ind employment IN making
boots, ehoes. clothing and underwear. the
money 10 start the enterprise being raised
by popular subscription among friends oi
the Irish cause in the United States Tie
originatOrs Of the scheme propose 90 &c
TO Ireland end personally supervise ~
work OF carTy ng u out and they viii frs
submit the matter 10 the judgment %
Messrs Parncl. Davitt and OBrien There
viii be 40 attempt to co any ;hlng which
could possibly lead the Eng1sh Govern laoai
to object In the niar
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
KILLED THE MAYOR.
a Negro Fires Into Posse ut Covington,
TENN. and Mayor Douglass 9Ieets His
Death.

Tcnri.. and Mayor Douglass Meets Hit
Death.
CoyINGTox. Tenn, May G.-Saturdsy
night ~ T. Douglass. mayor Of this city,
was killed. warrant had been issued foi
the arrest OF Henry Donaldson, IA negro
charged with attempted assault on a white
woman. Mayor Douglass was one OF Q
posse OF ton men who went TO tho negros
house 10 effect hts arrest They found hii
cabin closed and called upon him TO open
the door. Receiving no answer they gave
warning that unless the door was opened
they would break it down, ar1 Informing
him that they had a Warrant ler his arrest
Just a. this point gun was ,lrust through
the door and discharged The contents
struck Douglass. who was in front killing
him instantly. Being dark and fearing an.
other discharge. the posse Immediately re-
treated and Donaldson succeeded in max.
ing his escape. lie is stiu at large. Mayor
Douglass Was very popular. He was about
@ years old and leaves q wife % mOarn h:s
sudden death II Donaldson IS caught lie
will probably bc lvnchel
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
KILLED IN COLD BLOOD.

4 Hanover rli.) Professor Shot Dead D,
Man Whose Attentions 60 HIs So
ter Were Objected to IA the Murdered
Man.
GALENA. III NAY G Prof p ! Haiohett
principal q TIE academy ~ Hanover. iB
this county. was shot dead Sunday sfier-
noon Ivy George skene. son % Township
Supervisor Skene The murderer escaped
and has nof been apprehended The motive
Tor the crime Is SAID - have been rcfufsi
on TIE part of the murdered rDun - permit
hls sister 70 receive n,lenllons Dom Ekrna.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
FRENCH NOVELTIES.
barometer That Literally fictures tls
weather -lAfs in Paper weights.

An aneroid barometer made bf a Paris
fan clock maker literally pictures the
weather On the face Of the instrument i
painted landscape, behind which retoives
a painted meeA disc. This disc IL turned by
the ordinary mechanism Of the barometer.
aud through suitable aperture gives the
landscape a clear blse sky. when the baron
eter pressure is high, and Shy covered
with dark rain clouds when a low pressure
gives warning Of foul weather.
An old toy Of NJ 1rouve hAs been repro
duced ia the form Of a paper weight con-
tanning an apparently living bird or insect
A miniature electric generator ln the
base causes the artifosal creature To flap
It's wings aud produce a peculiar rnstling
sound, the imitation being 40 deceptive
that certain sensitive lady ACCUSED the
inventor OF cruelty 70 imprlson live but
ierfy 20 die of starvation.
A new lampsbade contains vsBed wheel
go mounted that the current OF heated air
from the lamp r0tates series Of colOred
bands behind perforated design on
tie shade, producing beautiful effect.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
A Large Building in Manchester, n. IL.
Totally Demolished - No Person Se-
riousIy Hurt.


MANCHESTER, y. H, May GA boiler ex-
plosion occurred at Iowells iron fOun-
dry and machine shop Sunday, which was
heard in ali parts OF the city The explo-
sion was a terrific one, totally demol.shing
the building in which it took place. The
building was brick. three stories high, 40
feet long and 20 feet wide. The boiler was
10 feet in length and 40-horse power, and
was inclosed in brick, being known as a
hog -nosed boiler. The part of the boiler
that gave way was the back, q
section of which was blown through the
wall in the rear Of the boiler. 4 second
piece was shot through the roof into the air
and came down through the roof OF the T.
C. Forsyth Machine Company's foundry.
Charles Onimette the engineer, was stand
ing in front OF the boiler and was knocked
insensible, but sustained no serious injury.
Three othe- persons were about the build
ing at the time, but all escaped injury. Had
the explosion occurred on q week day, the
loss OF life would have been very large. as a
big force Of men are employed at the shop.
The loss will be heavy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
Militia Well Organized.

WASHINGTON, May Captain D. r.
TAYLOR, who was directed by the Secretary
Of War 10 observe The movements of the
militia assembled at New York on the oc-
casioa OF tho centennial celebration. with
particular reference 20 the ability Of The
various commands 10 concentrate at a
strategic point In a short time. has re-
turned and IS much pleased with the result
q his visit. saying that he believes 90 600
militinmon could be assembled in New
York within fifteen hnnrs
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

movement Is Oh foot for ths orgzuizz-
ton OF base ball league - b known IS
the Illinois State League. A meeting of
delegates from Bloomington, D4nyille,
Champaign, streAtor. Lincoln and Decatur
IL, and Lafayette. Terre Hsute and
Logansport, lad, viii DO held az Decatur
neat "Wednesday 10 draw up plans The
league viii Do in running order by May -
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

IsorA. Niru. Nay bsturdHy's rur n
tls Anoks hsa0nsl Bank wss small
affair less than e. 80 vss drawn out.
snd the bsnk had over go 90 on hand 70
peet a. Tie money drnrn cut vas hy
farmers business men stiD keep on O.
posting Tie run - SUPPOSED r. b. ths
rssBf - tie psuicky feeling prevalent
since The Pratt eutezzlsrHsni and ewing 70
ruEnors - the closing out 81 TIE Aooks
lar hssr t-Isf- -ese
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

Cmc,Go. May 6 }. C. Ellis reported this
morning 70 tho detective bureau that he
saw Or Cronin whose mysterious disap-
pearance was reported IN a previous dis
patchl Sunday. on North Clark street. lie
j. well acquainted with the doctor and Is
certain he is not mistaken A detective Is
following the clgw.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

crrvrrs~o. o. Nay . Edward Scovoi
io.df-g tenor II the Hostgn ltsai Opera
Cornpauv. has canceiel bic engagement AID
erono Tnst he was 20 have appeared sat
urdnv night bat the announcement was
made from the opsrH house stage that be
v-ss afflicted vfth total extinction Of the
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
An Fmbc-zI.r Captured.

JoHNsTowN, y. Y. May 6-Lorenzo Gray,
collector of EphTatah, who embezz.ed $50
or the town money, was arrested az Brock
port near tho Cauadan line. Saturday night
in company with n G-Oversvilie woman OF
bad reputation He had been over the hne
and cnmo back for delayed baggage Gray
vas a prominent church member. lis
sheriff IS bringing him back
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
Cut His Own Throat

SCRANTON, Pa, May 6-Melcho.r Huber, a
prominent State contractor, while suffering
from temporary insanity, caused by ex-
cessivo drink, last night cut his throat
from ear TO ear. Failing % appear at his
place Of business this morning a man " ai
sent 70 hts room 70 awaken him Upon get
ting no response 20 his repeated raps and
calls. he burst the door open and found
him lying dead on his bed
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

REErIx. Msv 2 The suh-oofhrnittes -
the samoan conference Las been oirectNc
- dev se ard report - the coniefehcf
means b. Which order rns7 he ESTABLISHED
IA samoa together With s0e7usf@ gotrsn-
tees for rnsIrtsfninE - TIE inquiry ~ TIE
couuittee fneiudes sraTFil On tnt ~
question n the claims ~ ~ ofosrsni
Tfses ~ ne samoan fsisn1s - iesderskip
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
DURING The HEATED TERM.
Where President and Mrs. uarrisoa
May Spend Portion Of the Summer
Months.


WASHINGTON. May 9 president and Mrs
Harrison may possibly spend IA portion Of
the summer In the mountains of West
Virginia, on the new West Virginia Central
railway, in which Secretary Blaine aud
other prominent men are Interested. al
place called Davis, fifty miles
south OF Piedmont, IN tho noun
tains. The altitude is said TO be
higher than that Of Deer Park, Nd,
where arrangements 10 pass the early por-
ton OF the summer have been completed
by the President, who wished TO have his
family near enough TO Washington To spend
each sunday in their midst returning TO
his official duties the following Monday
Mr. s. b. Elkins, OF New York. who is in
terested in the new road TO Davis, proposes
building himself GUNNER cottage 1t that
point. and hss invited President Harrison s
family to be his guests for awhile
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
A Perfect Laxative

Fzlnes Cklfry grDDO1D1 b rrunrs ea1
plesszEE As : La-ZaEsse Is ie4sss aZllz q - 60
zEe1 I 1ase zce4E eaHli1Eees "a as EaegTz@
ALszsK L-s8aAas. 3s~Ssszz1S 1.z4sse.
gssssss1f u s'sG2gssy. Ax1zzs, olla.
~F1x sso ~ t1gse ye2rs ssE-1sre1 tateHaeis
syeEs ais1E sl1h seRzzs pz-zs "a ~ s0selS
salea EsFs a211Esl.-lsy eozsz1.94tssl- ~ tosess
4rs E0H ses-1lzz. zl2 have Id ID Esgx<E 4
sassE rA--s .-Ace as-1g as bolzae u
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

BFSNrEGToN. Vt, May 6-John S. Holden,
o. Palmer. Mas, has pyrchased the Ben
nington wOolen mills and viii start them at
once. This plant cost nearly 81. .oNop0 and
Is the finest IN Vermont II is said the pur-
chase price was per cent OF the original
cost The mills have been idle over three
years, the former owners having gone
through bankruptcy
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

, 81 gosreH No. Hsy s-Ihs - 1osspf
eievstor s4ts 8 osTsoitF - 10 % bushsis
was ST N FIRE ~ incentilariss esriy san
6av morning ard hurn~o - TIE ground
Toss - 80 Ths fs~ Tln brewer
burnsd soDaST sfssrHoor. tse ioss bsins
fsa
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
BIG OUTFIT OF IRON ORE.
Unprecedented Shipments from Northern
Lake Ports.

IsHT EMISG. Mich, May G-Something Ike
80 600 tons of ore has already gone forward
from Lake Michigan and Lake Superior
ports and in a week more The amount VIII
he between 40o, 00) and 20, 900 tons As the
shipping season usually opens about May
j.. the mines viii have a start Of nearly
500 600 tons by the date when shipping
usually begins. As nearly 6,00o 90 tons
will be put on the market this year by the
mines OF this district, the start gained is Of
imnQrfnnra
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

Nrw Yosr. Nay s-Geofce Trsnci,
Train lectatod ~ the Iuion square
Thestor Sunday night 70 . good sired
audience. and argued that by fsssnr az lie
SIS that nosh is heir to can De- avoided lie
s.erned e. BE- in his usual good health uud
sp.rita Hc bos fnsted seventeos days ana
Intends @ make it 100
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
Al onI.tin oklnI,orna. a.

WASHINGTON Nav 6-The War Depart
ment has received tie following dispatch,
dated Sunday. from General Crook a. Chi
cage. General Merritt tclegraphs thai
Colonel Wade reports Ell quiet IN 0klaho-
ma territory and that scouts discovered nc
attempt 20 settle ia Cherokee outlet"
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

+ IvDuNAroLrs Ind, Nav 6-Reports &c
tho Indiana state Board Of Agriculture IN.
dicato that the damage hy Thursday nights
frost was far moro serious than has teen
supposed. particularly - fIaibs The yield
OF strawberries and cherries VIII be iess
than ha'f tho usual crop IN consequences Of
the damava
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

vszr1v1Tov. Esy 6.-Ihs Baltimore
SINS Washington correspondence saTs
General Adaa r King ~ Baltimore. for
raeriy raroi o1eer af that To-t hss it e.
sad been decided eTon 81 the state Depart
nasnt far Corsal- osneral a. Tsrlsn
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

VasEIvGrov. Aay FreTarstions ere
already ur6rr wa7 az Deer Park for the *
pactea visit If tae President this summer.
-ottaga has been secured for him and ii
viii 90 reeiT for ooCspa1cy e. short not &C.
Secretary and Mrs Winaom have engaged
agartuleals a. tic hotel
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

NV YORK Way g Sidney y Armstrong,
nCed q. surgeon ~ The steoT0ship CITY ~
Bar.in. committed suicide Sunday WITH
morphine His father IS clergyman -
NOTTINGHAM Eng Dissppointmsnt in love
f. supposed ~ Armstrong = friends TO have
led % The suicide
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

RocHFsrrF n !. NAY George T. still
sen. snperintsndsnt of Mount hope Gene
eterY Tor tae last ei gAt Years burg hila7o
in his own barn this norair- lt II tho II q
thar domestic matters caused re de-
sponSency walch led 70 che act lie was -
-.~s -ra
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

Co1t-s8us. o. May "a special from
Washington Court-Eouse. o. 10 the Trcss
SAYS thsf samuel Coffmsn. n verv venifhy
farmer living nesr there. was swfndled ont
~ 5000 bv two ronfdence men. Both
were spQreheu1ed. bat one made his Is
care. CoGman Is p years Of ogs.