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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

which Alma Tadema is 60 fond Of depict
Ing. II has a perfectly upright back, with
arms straight and o. toe same height a. the
back Il is cushioned in pale gray blue
stuff, and has garlancs aad ribbons upon u
as decoration. The legs are slender and
tapering.
There is nothing 80 bewitching as 20 see
pretty girl ia a simple evening gown seated
Ia toe corner Of this dainty httle sofa
listening intently 10 the sweet pothings"
Of the enraptured young man who las been
irresistibly drawn 10 this spot, or al ab-
sorbed IN the strains Of Wagner or Cho-
pin which come floating through the apart
ueat
We now come 20 a very important part of
the furnishing, or decoration, as you NAV
please 10 call u, Of this room. namely, To
lighting
The first requirement IS that the room
shall be well Illuminated tarols sholt, aud
the second that il shall not be TOO dazzling
ly brilliant IN any one or TWO spots. 4 soft
difusec Light should spread throughout The
entire apartment TIE s04rce q the lght
must not be apparent al first, that is. the
caadelabra and lamps should not be the first
things 10 attract your attention upon enter
ing a room.
either side OF the door as well as of the FIRE
place. They are Of silver, and are fastened
10 the wall by a large Moorish disk Prom
TINS radiats IN graceful curves four
branches decorated at intervals Cand.e es
are used IN thus with shades o. Light PINK
and silver.
TIE lamp on the table beside the wal has a
deep rose-colorcd glass shade. while the cne
on the table iu the center Of The room has a
cream silk shade embroidered IN yellow and
silver. with deep border OF yellow lace.
Candelabra - silver OF fsIry-lke porcc-
lain. ia dainty colors and with silver rms
may be placed on the nsntci over the 4 re-
place and or the tables ana cabinets.
great addition 10 the room is a stand OF
two Of porce lain. upon which pa ms or
Towering plants fn decorative JAZZ nav be
placed. These give an air of bomeiii-e com
fort and good o4cer which can be erccted
10 no other wav Besides. the b.t O. coloF
afforded b. them is Indispensable
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

flowers unon Il in blues with torc.ss of
PINK. Frightened here nd tlsre Dy Inc out
lines OF god
One Of the pretty light music stands
should b near AZ hand.
Great attention must be paid 20 the music
stoo or chair Tlis sLolld be comfortable
ana also decorative There ls, of course,
The one with the oblong top and slender
curving legs The tep may be upholstered
IN Drocadc. stam ped leather or any of the
numerous appropriate stu1s which are 70
be found in such endless variety. They
may, however, be quito elaborate Affairs,
with high. carved and decorated backs u
wood 10 match that CT the piano.
The chairs ia this apartment sho I'D lend
themselves gracefully ~ the general scheme
of decoration. Do we not always ike -
enter the Parlor which has pretty, odd,
comfortable chalrsi Even now we confess
TO lingering desire 70 do rs we did sur
reptitiously IA our extreme youth, namely,
try them all IN turn.
We are sure 10 have our favorite one ia
each parlor, and this individuality Of taste
should be thought Of by every one while
furnishing
Fer instance, there 10 the little lady next
door, whose height is not a sixteenth part
of an inch over four feet nine; low, coy
chair should be places here for her.
Then there is your friend, the old lady,
who was brought up in the days Of back
boards, and who is absolutely uncomfort-
able IN the luxurious seats so grateful 10
the pampered naortais of this generation.
a STRAIGHTFORWARD chair must be provided
Tor her.
There, too. is your friend OF goodly proper
tions, who would look quite out OF place IN
a frail, spindle legged chair, bat who VIII
be emincntly satisfied and agreeable n
she nnds d capacious cushioned seat await
Ing her
Let Us see what can be done 10 bring
these various shapes and sizes into the
necessary harmony.
BY the fireplace stands the straight
escAed chair. This is OF lght wood, anu has
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

csrs<g sGe y asa shs usW saw . tsz as
Uae. wAs ~ slksr t4ak . haas ats<r1osH
lsa -e4 sas e-xes nes - l<ss seSs -
1.t at ~fs co1fas-Sk k.HeFSr - t1s
sac sao d. 4sa4 L4ers IAs ~ess-L-l lltl-s
s.44a ss.t. 40 l4pesrty -l.sy cred top
- 3 al4se where taers IS le R--sls-rool-
g1e p.444 -@4est sle~ss s1~GIs ~ t-e p-l-
l4t Il Elst ~ cearss se E~ae - plci-
ar1ss 81 41a 4ttr4e-lgs ss pass.o-e, aEa oes
l.l4If l-.s p-411 Il 81 4rActurers nqNas@fs
le4ss xsrs Lite " oe zSkea fer - tlls -
f.~.--e. ItvJ 2rs 4 a. k.a1s - woo~.
t-ta --rs 41a 4s4t S-ns ere pret-ssis
cerYe1 z9a SrL~aaeuse1. sa--e ctAsfs Aie
lovely slaFls 0scs-ss - slc p.aln sot oo2lly
uoga ffell = SEA lhSs -Fe t@s1loaee-
las p--as 81 "a To1In 20 a. u2fikat eAes
el lsti Wed over t4s t4p - walsh Is
tarenn bis ~ cr4fs7rs, = seft hSnt Ter
s-a1 ca trolGery MIA a. iI1lsslnct p4lleru
~ sc-d. yer sna few o-lEls cc-srs.
pcn l-ls are sci SILVER ca-selAora with
sriss branching from : slNe stanasr1 IL :
Wtlr
A tku vast ~ EAsteru shape, large and
oy-l ~ t1s DAse ALS tapoFlus 81 Tie Top inlo
. slender stem, - ass p-~ae1 there llls
Las : sro-ueRsEk u creA-a --te. N1sS
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0m EZN& =

slender unbent legs. and q back formed Of
numerous spindics held a. the top bv a mar
row rail carved in low relief The arms are
small and slightly curved. and are SUP
ported by turned shafts This is uphcl-
stored in a silk brocade of an ashes of roses
color, with a conventional renai ssance de
sign in blue pllSs and saa1owy gray
green's.
Another chair has rich. plain frame of
the mahogany, and is upholstered in q
stamped lcsfhe cover with ara0esque pat
tern The arms Of this arc VIDE aud high.
and the scat is broad aDd cspscioUs.
The chair represented IN sketCh No -
covered with a rich six tapestry woven in
design OF renaissance scanthus leaves
and flowers. The frame. Ct which very
little is visible. Is Of q light cherry. II has
strong. curved lsgs. from each Of which
turned support springs These braces are
joined IN the center by a carved ornament
Still another is Of rattan. with bread.
rounded arms and a cusnion sesl aud hack
These cushions are of two shades o. blue CO
wh.fo ground
The sofa is deep, VIDE and unspeakab'y
comiorf able. Ifs covering IS cf gray 0lye.
gray ofrers ard liftlo red w - c1shiers
are p "a ~ eacb end These are each
covered IN plain co -r. ard are - ps'e.
old red. gray green. b me ard ve~y cei
cst7 SHADE ~ TeHsw
A. Gre SIDE of tas fre-p,7~e is 81 eta7ers
p ca... icft cherry. upon ths fcp af waicn
= japanese c'o ssclre vsse Is p sced on
staul r. teak wood. These feas stands.
q. aer 81 ARE ~ ~o1rd. with rtetr darsness
enc re-. lsr 5ul cc o. show ~ 81 great
advantage fhs oh .sets e verfu q acec rpcB
fIrrr Tf trs - ~ 80 cal wood The wrr x
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

s~e rsllrosa syktslss larnli1s-.1z - D1lzta
the l1efrzslzsaE gave a. 81. ~ ae<es Il
lad e1r-1 80 at So aata fsr i1Pros-
l1x tAs 4al-es 81 Lac -l4geEsel -1e les-
sT444sat sass 81 80 sele. 4sa q ls11l -
q w 81 Ehs resoll1 ,ss-s seEs lasz ere-
~ g % - Dr Aa~.4 ELls al 4--l1lz1..,-s.y ,
adapted IL s4kstllce LLzg az - te--
lgs.
'zasesss&. tast & = tas ss1ss 81 IA 1ess
49, 60 - t19 sresl 4E1 zrs<.sE ccz-zzree %
tacss ~4tefs 2szs.44 t1at Is . tas c'.sy el --9
-t1e4 ,t--rs g. ss-r-a-sal ta s4As sll4 steps
---5 90 -ecess4rf 81 .-sls q cares d. a-rseE
81 49, -2sa4 44ssrs. -11 g-rl.e-t--ly .1s I.t@la
4ll -ol4-lt * s4.rrs 4l4
1tss. --1. t--- i- ID fLe 4ltg ~ tns e Ted
2lalss ~ sa4g las exs~4ss el g4ssa-tlz 41a;,
E11@ E-Ar-s 4<<.lsl seelds1ls
f-sstls1 t14t se 1ezaa1 81 Ce1gress - -
sap s41 f@s4iE fees - eeSll s3s4-1 l~ "a
esfl4xe4 "a 9szs-lI-eLsa - lls tseV-rl real
. s4rly 14s DI4eG'z4o'e t.r4-x1 t1e
1srrs~s 444 Fivsrs eoaasct.nz ta1 ffeat lskes
hss1.Ef1 f1al tie esaFent.s4 fee.4ulsaa
tL4l s1s c4r0ers &c 1sspeasd as r4g cls -
Draetle4sls - - a-eon al1tl Fxsssls
dFss ~ tssntg reet ~ s4l-r
lie following committee v a. appsfn ted
- present lbe memorial. la Elaia Ills
william Ia1Isl0a C. X Graves AID y Z
sgrsst After passing rssolul lions and
than1s ~ the dsiegars snd irlLsns the
coaYsGucu adjourned al ~ a H.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09
4 RICH PEARL FIELD.

CLAIMS In q Wisconsin River Found TO
Contain Naluab!s Gems.
MONROE. Wis. Aug S-Great excitement
prevails At Albany. this county. a village OF
about 90 Inhabitants. situated on the
Sugar river. over the finding Of pear =
They are found in clGm-sheils. between the
membrane snd shell, and are Of all sizes
from pin's he9d to a large-sized pea. and
OF al shades Some have been sold for as
high as SO and 800 has bsen refused for
o1hers Shipments % New York and the
East have Noted handsome returns. A
shipment estimated % be worth o. go was
made to Chicago last Monday. The excite
meut Is 40 great that men. women and chill
dren are rakiBg and dragging the river In
search of .fetas
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

sas dsfk na4Aasany, baaessfslly csrfet ea
las h-ss an5 4rs4Ao tlss f--1 ~ c1afcl-
tap-- p.+seapl.le pAs.srn
An E4s<ra s1ari Is iA-s across IAs tal Z
tne l@Als. - - -Ac1 = sss tae -Aaap of l.sas
ll4e clolssoncs fz-l-ei. olrlelec - = Tao
~ ~ro-gai sI-.eg Gig4at "a
4 p4o.sg rsal "a : fr-l-s ~ 81 scr besaiDg
st4I2s hear t1e -41-p toEetnci - "a > h4~-
thorn o>sss of blls Aa1 Wtfs1
a royal "A oroester ross ssf tu p4le plAA.
W.T. . tiny geia csr4i pattern al over IA,
W4fls = 1e.leo4s ffaeFAUoe iAso tAs roaal
A All.4 COY ego4 5ag - c-ryoe irsfs l-a4e
froI al elephant t~s.-, Goa SHOWING -
crlgl.~i Irregular ties. - feIec-ea a. t-s
polished sarf4.1 ~ t.ss tai-s
A. immense lllUllt II l4-lf I1aAiity -
displayed ts tae CAlnese ln tle ssauafac.-
IRE Il tAose lllAe articles AZ. Scr l4st-aaa,
We AlleF.e~us h4d carved t4-uk ~ tais
sart We should have taken ilrnite palas
that Botb sides lalg1g he absolutely ana CA
4clly even ana alke. t-t thef so~ beauty
IN the very UueFeEness itself, snc have
faithfully preserse - ia origla's.i ctaftA'iei.
Many pieces II isrn4lars laas bs ie414
a,sprsprl@Gs - aud harEnollze a-It tas ether
furnishings - Tie room.
ssrtsa NJ J shove q cabinet Inch 10 its
simplicity u nnssh ana IA eFiceAl et-l'y
leaves nel6lns 70 be asslrea
In the center carved pane hides shelves
fsr phoiogra pns or etc1lDgs On eAeA side
81 ra.s are I've sIels es for The reception q
tits from your oellecllen ~ oer41ilcs be
low thess are I've lAore shelves sAc ~ tle
center o. this los er uer IA al arcAs1 re-
cess IL wnicA 8 Ere~t bowl or = handsome
cd beaten brass jar mas si@ne. AbeNe =
stll another sa1All shell VlfG sLert TVS. 60
supports. TIE Wos. used - ~Elte ms
Aogany. aud ihls, with The mirrors which
are placed behind each recess aud sAeaf,
forms a very brilliant AID attractive piece
of iurnlture. osiar such tAlGE II re2liY .
Necessity n a fsoE -Ae tils, as : resting
piacs FOR tle numerous pieces of hrica-
brac which every household Aoqulres.
There IS 81 ssp.1senla4 ln sketch No : :
to4l u Kegs n-sl .--e same ler1 - tleSS
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

ton. hewever. tie word simpiy signifies
bFlehl, s-anF, Eye&sle. hsmel he Ap4rg-
uslt. wiki oPen IRE, rich drapsrles aua
f-rri,ure or every sort ana ueseripugn.
n Uol.d lJt hes ts.s = moment a. 70
which phr4se IS the ost.er, Ter there rs net
& single word 10 os said ln favor of rocm
Wh.cn w-s Intended l. be occ pied CAY Ter
funerals, weddings All when lie 3zrson
called
Certainly The very IDEAL OF TIC Hlodern
par.or is shown IA the Illustration.
Tie woodwork cf i,.s room is 81 o. white
mahogany THIS wood, although Lgnt.
takes a. beautiful polish aud has .as ex-
Qu.site d iuish as the dark
The walls have a w4lrscotting about
three feet n heigns vita -arge panels, rich
ly mClted.
Tue general tone Of this apartment IS
light
The paper il OF two shades ora gray-green
blue with a little silver - tighten t!ie back
ground Tue frieze has grounGigork o.
yellowish white 10 harno9.ze With Tie
woodwork, with "a conventional Eastern
pattern upon IL ia the tHo shades u blue
with touches o. pax here aud inere
The picture mo'alng, which should form
only q pleasing lue of contrast and not be
TOO cons picaoas. Is Of mahogany with q cut
heading Of silver.
The corr,re has heavy, plain u.olding gs,
with tie edges OF the centals tipped with
silver.
is a great problem how 10 satisfactorily
treat the ceiling OF room. The fault with
many is that they are 80 heavy as 10 be 0p-
pressivo, while others agaln are c3lore1 IN
spots and patches, which, after the eye has
wandered over them again and again, be
come very restless ard wearisome' A cell
ing 70 be perfect should be rich, but not OBJ
trusive. TIE enc shown in this room keeps
throughout tho general tone OF the wood
work. The center Is rails cd in 4 long. OBJ
long panel, while tho lower outside space is
delicaiely paneled by holdings OF the ma
hogany exQuisitely carved.
The fire place IS, Of course, enc Of the
most Interesting and attractive spots IN
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09
GENERAL DUPONT DEAD.
The Head of wlinisgton's Big Pewdei
Manufacturing Firra Passes Away.

The Head or Wimta< ton's Big Powder
Manufacturing Firra Passes Away.
vuNISGroN Del. Aug - General
Hsary papon since 50 head of the ex-
tensive gau-pow Ter manufacturing trm Of
u I Dupont a. Nsmourss Co. Is dead
rHs was ssoout soa Of Eisnthsre Irene
Da2ouS ths founder az tbs works. and was
born &C Nsmours. tao family resiaence on the
B~sucyvine. August = 1872 he vas the
3sst o. the seeoad generation from the
fourter Hls younger brother. Alexis.
was gllss oy the sx2i0sisn a. tae nils Au-
grAt =. sS1. Politically General Dupont was
active Inu Influential a. \ Whig and lstsr as q
KeV1ciicar- he Wa on tne Reruel C.
an electoral .cket IN ISIS 1850.
lSs4 sod I&S bus would acceet &c
rso-s suDs.sntsi political honors Re served
a. the sem sots var AID vas a. ade Msior Gsr-
era oi the stAts mira early = the civl war.
Ms wealth. .nciutiug larzs private estate.
was estimated a. fis.ooonoe -. 49,.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

DETE0Tr Mich. Aug 3 - PTofessiona
cracksmen Tuesday night forced an en-
trance 20 tue Union ticket Office. cornel
Woodward and Jefferson avenues the mos
prominent corner ia the CITY brilliantly
lighted by electric lights and passed by
policemen every few minutes ThoJ
cracked the safe securing from 81 80 <
s, ooO. the exact amount not yet being
known The TO berry was 50 bold that ths
entire police aud detective force are non
piEssed No ciaw
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09
a TOURIST ROBBED.
lie Places Confidence in a Yellowstone
Park Guide and Loses $4,000 in Jew-

He Places Confidence In Yellowstone
Park Guide and Loses $4,000 in Jew-
e,ry.
HELENA, n T, Aug. S-A man named
Reed has been making tour Of the Yellow
stone Park in \ surrey with Billy Milligan
As driver Reed had considerable money
with him, and while on spree
gavs Niliigsn sD0 to carry for him
On their return trip through the
park Reed, still under tie influence OF liq-
uor. cond dded TO his companion that he had
I'm bis yalise valuable family diamonds On
arriving AZ the springs Reed retired early.
Next morning NIilgan missing and
Reeds valise was cut open and the
diamonds missing Reed started in pur-
suit. captured his man. and turned him
over 10 the soldiers IN the park. As there
is no law in the park Lieutenant Edwards
was compelled 10 let him 80. Reeds losses
amount 20 $1,000
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

DscArtR III Aur S-Nrs Helen Y
Cougar spoSs Wednesday night st the Va
tonal prohibition csmp-msetinz On SIX
Months * Republican Protection and Iem-
persnce Rule she wss especially bi ter
in her aeuuncfstion ~ the Republican
party and declared that sh- expected 20
i've 60 ocgu07 a sat 80 pr1hibIton Con-
gr-ss. with Sc John ~ Prssi deut
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

vTSToS. Ia Aug S-Ths committee 20
examine the books o. r n Stsdmsn. County
Treasurer return deficit Of tlt se0 The
report ot the treasurer made July I. 80
saews a balance Of 8-o 81 when the true
cash balance a. shown By the committee Is
sci II. a difference q st0 81 There ara
errors a. the way from sl5o 70 8. .0oo In
Al ths funds b.s sutrfes were incorrect
and Invariably ia bis favor Various little
srrors rssl.e the Total x 81 500
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

NEw York. Aug s Tho first month Of
the new wabash Company ended on July
81 and the results were extremely crafty
ing The earnings OF the consolidated sys-
tenn were much heavier than the aggre gate
OF the earning OF both the systems, cas-,
and west o. the Missouri during the month
OF June. and were SlSs. SIS heavier than
those OF both systems year ago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

Sweet Girl ga . rowDaau What IL tbs
place in The ba,a q the BOAT fort
Nee Young Al Tazt is 20 put a. oar u
when you wan 20 scgl tbe boat Row 2
requires both oars. one on each SIDE tgt in
scuhug orc car only is used. That is
placed a. TIC back aud wersed win ole
hand.
Sweet Girl lafter meditstiou) 7 WIS b sou
would Try scul..rr nwn le.-N j.. weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

ST LOUIS, Aug s-By an xpiosion OF
ehsmicas used ia preparing IL fireworks
Tor The spectacular producIlln ~ OF The
Siege OF seoasuopOl which occurred al
IL 80 a. IN Wednesday a. Aens ug ton G2r-
deus "A the western part ot tp- city two
men, John smith and DICK J.. jlrner. were
seriously perhaps fatally. blgl Jed and $50
worth u property VA drs>royt4 Prompt
action OF employees aad the IRE department
saved the scenery and The Garden
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

CHIcAoo. Aug : - During = quarrel
"Wednesday afternoon over some trifing
matter between Adolph whitman and John
Richter. tw0 butchers employed N pack
Ing house &C the stock yards. Whitman
struck Richter with piece OF meat The
latter lesped - bis feet With a large
butcher-knifs IN nis hand aud plunged tue
blade into Nhitman's heart whitman fsll
@ the door dead Richter was arrested
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09
To Tramps X LED.

C0LUsfsfA CITY Ind Aug s-Whils a
NickeLPlste freight train. west-bo9nd
wa psssieg through souta Whitley, a
small station south or here. the cars sepa-
rated and came together with great
violence. completely wIeckicg twelve
csss Two tramps. who were stealing a
ride, were Instantly killed Their names
were John Randall and Thomas Fayle,
and they came from Syracuse, y Y
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09
Looking Up tho Indian Trsder.

WAsHISoToN. Aug S-The Com missioner
OF Indian Affairs has issued a circular TO
special agents insTuctiug them while here.
after inspecting Indian agencies to care
fully ascertain the general reputation OF
the traders for honesty and fair dealing
with the Indians
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

Dzrsoff. Ac1, Aug TIE state As
seL4oly hnizhrs II Labor II s1E Eslon here
adopted resolution ufging tale coalition
or A. labor organlLarious IA NiEhlgan. The
purpose Jei-s ~ secure -uit4d poiilicA!
action. rese .gt40n tayoTing legislation
t1Al vii restrict ths saloon list \ - cer Fied
without dissenting vote &c "a also te-
clare1 by decisiEs vote that ~ adter the ex-
pirauon " Mr PoN1srlys pa Iessnt term
the salary of tas gensxal masli r n0Ekmaa
snail not exceed 500 pss a1n IA
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

HAsRrsHusa. Pa, Aug She Psnnsyi-
rsnfs Republican state Convention met
here Yesterday and nominated Henry X
Boyer. u PAiladeiphiA for state Treasurer.
The platform adoprst rsi0ice- in the vic
tory II 4 ~ ind0rses tbs Administration
of President Harrison and Governor
Beaver. aud expresses regret &C The death
of cen~rsf simon Caruaron
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

LoVpos. Anx S-Empsror william. Of
Germany reviewed - oc0 EnEiis troops Of
Aidersaot Eng Wednesday. In = banquet
which followed he said he would always
make II bis duty 90 rnainssfn che traditions
o. god fellowship 7xis-i1g oesvesn the
tW1 countries
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09
MiIiers Want a Monopoly.

WABASH Ind. Aug. s The Northern In
diana Millers Association met here Wednes-
day and took steps TO bring every miller in
this section into the association. with a
view TO maintaining prices ana preventing
unnecessary competition
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

ZAvEsvIIIE o Aug. 8 The Zanesville 4
Ohio River Railroad Company. which mad
interest on s.. 100000 FIRST mortgage bonds
70 meet August ], has 50 far been unable to
procure funds, and the coupons have been
defaulfei
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

FssEs Aux S-The triai - General Bon
isngsr hss bexan before ths French sen
So. Tiers "a = possibility that BouisnGer.
Rochefort and plion may v.sit America Il
The FRENCH Government sadeav0rs 20 So
eur- -heir ex-ra5ition from Bnxiand
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09
Monument to Indian. soldiers

ISDTASAPOIIs, Ind. Aug S-Extensive
preparations are making for laying the
corner stone OF the soldiers monument
August -. aud already advices have been
received which indicate that 100 900 per-
sons. representing all parts Of the State,
will attend
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

j a. sorrf 81 give ree pain. mr Fcrca-
son, she SAID 80 tho kaeo.Irr youth. ugt
your score Is goose erg - trrf"
'Not much. Kiss Kajores. te replied
ha8ghtiy a. be rose up and took tis hat
'yos can prevent re from scoring q hons
run. .r--Cticse1 Tribune
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

BTRNNGHAM Ala. Aug. s.-The man ar
rested AT scottsborough mas not yet been pos
itively Identified as the abscOnding Treas
urer Tate One OF the detectives who ar
rested him has been arrested on an old in
dictme Mt Tor burglary.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09
\ New Electric Company Organized.

FoEr WAYNE, Ind. Aug s-Wednesdav
ths Fort Wayne Electric Company. with a
capital Of s.. .9Jo. 90 We organized for the
purpose Of manufacturing electric apph
ansez
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

CrvrrNrsr trr q Mrs Frntiston
Bow er. rho 1vss rsrorrei ~ -aprureG ~
bri1snts in Italy e declared -o re saf. ~
her relatives IN Maine rhs are 10 c0nstsns
eounnr .rs-ian vita ner
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

NoRFoLx. Va, Aug S-The Old Dominion
line steamship odd Dominion ran into
and sunk the sloop Ella May In Norfolk
hArbor yesterday morning. The slCop'e
crew OF three men we're drowned
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09
TELEGKAPHlC BREyITIES.

Boil fghtnE is getting foothod among
$ encn anInssinel.s
The Texas c0 0.e. crop is estimated - e
worth fs8 sr. .'u1 trfs rear
7 vii re4r'~e 81 yr census take-s so
gather the statistics fof tas oensnf 81 So.
u Nsr York 8 - ooo to-ers only lf-r.
~ less than ser cent. are taz-psysrs ~
resi ests Y
tull cost Esw york C,t7 &c ~ ir tbs
vsF of rent fof polling places ~ the slec
ton his faL
su-dsv Chiesgos oid- tine rfraf fielder.
hss bean sppaias sd man ger O. tbs rltts-
burgh hsss haI tean-
The Csntsrtaie cotfon -rrf1 81 Prov
dencs Ri. vat 1aHstgsa - the srtsnt -
e. 49, ~ frs y edneslsy
u is rarorel that Queen Victoria r
soon fsEs SEA p 2 and 80 rAsTs 10. fs-
sos tae Eaea statss
A1en Ihrrasns snsas vii uof bs rrs
ssu ,sa 80 . osr.eIaarf for governof .. %
IsU11rat- nrestIo- ~ Nao
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nfEt week ard refrrn ilnp-rrr Hl.hsn
ca. before BE- Tatlra FL rag sne
TIE Harterr I'D sps ssaz.esi f1hiss rss
he'd 81 .oesn ngasis eiers nsw hls-
oss 1rs Vssns-asg Ovsr 90 psop
were present
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Fl Trr~s kuq : fz-eevsrnor p
V~ffsrs ~ Tsrss k'risesf - Jspsr Ger
fr.e -te rle~sisre sftnirisf-nticr arr. ret
hsve VssuestaT Governor EsAtarf 30
received . csH sgrsru from Tek1c sts -
tasf tts trsHfT fecerty rerefis.e5 80
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