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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-25
THE FRAZIER CASE.

A Rsmar ksbIs Statement Made by an Architect
Well Known in Both Cities,
Mr.. John G. Frazier, the architect, well
known in Pittsburg and Allegheny, for
merly resident of the latter city, at pres
ent living at $40 Kirkwood street, said:
81 was steadily and constantly losing in
flesh and strength. In few months had
fallen away over rs pounds My appetite
failed me. could get no sleep. was un-.
fit for work, unfit for everything. dreaded
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-25
Mefnl Market.

NEW YoRK-Pig iron active. American,
S14 50@17 90. Copper neglected, nominal.
Lead closed easier; domestic, June, "a 00. Tin
dull and weak; Straits, $40 IS.
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TAYLOR & DEANS.
0aQ md 0l

203 and 2O5 Market Street,
Is headquarters for adjustable window
screens, which will fit any window. Price
from 3Oc to SOC each. Also for fencing of
every description. EoD
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-25
Wool Markets.
CLARET WINES.

ST. LoUIs-Receipts, 229, ,460 pounds; market
steady and unchanged.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-25
A GOOD START.
The Banks Begin the Week with an In.
crense of Business.

The business transacted at the banks yester-
day was satisfactory, and encouraged the hope
of good week in financial circles. Discount
ing was of good proportions. checking was
brisk and depositing fair. There was enough
currency for all legitimate purposes. There
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-25

Refined, LIVERPOOL, Odd.
Carrying, New York, 80c: OIL City, Csc premium;
Bradford. fat: Pittsburg. SOC to 81 premium.
A.. 3. McGrew & Co. quote: puts IS; calls,
9614@9771. 5l
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-25

$40 5e@ll 90; No. 2. 81 5o@s 90; packing do, s. 80
@6 so.
81 00@7 50@8 co.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-25

This Is Bargain Week In Dress Goods De.
partment.
See the last big arrival-s1 25 and 81 30
French dress goods-50 and IS cents yard.
Jos. HORNE & Co. 8
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-25
Other Oil Ma nrkers.

TITUsvILLE, June 2-National transit GER
tificates opened, $3.50; highest, Sl.00; lowest
SS5sc; closed, 90c.
OIL CITY, June M--National transit Ger.
tificates opened, SS5zc; highest, :sl00; lowest
S3334c; closed, 89szc. a
BRADFORD. June N-National transit GER
tificates opened, S33zc; closed, S9%c; high
est, 9316c; lowest, SSM.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-25
Features of the Market.

Corrected daily by John M. Oakley & Co., A
Sixth street, members of the Pittsburg Petro.
Eyn
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-25

broke out with eczema. We tried the prescrip-
tion from several good doctors, but without
any special benefit. We tried 8. s. s., and by
the time one bottle was gone, her head began
to heal and by the time she had taken six bot
ties she was completely cured. Now she has a
full and heavy head of hair-a robust, healthy
child. I feel it but my duty to make this state.
ment II. 7. SHOBE, Rich Hill, Mo-
RS-Send for our Books on Blood and Skin Dis
eases and Advice to Sufferers, mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
fe1-7-TTS Drawer g. Atlanta Ga
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-25
DRUNKENN NESS

1t can be given IN a cup of coffee or tea without
the knowledge of the person taking 1t; is abso-
speedy cure, whether the patient is moderate
drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands OF
have taken Golden Specific in their coffee without
their knowledge and to-day believe they guilt
FAILS. The system once impregnated with the
Specific 1t becomes an utter impossibility for the
liquor appetite to exist. For sale by A. J. Rankin
Sixth and Penn ave-. Pittsburg; E. Holden 4 Co.,
SO E. Federal ST., Allegheny. Trade supplied by
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08
Two CRACK oAEsMEx

SS 10 the minute, and spurts 70 90 or a.
They chop the water harder and their form
is less rhythmic Both crews are com
posed Of Young men with hard punches OF
muscle on their arms and shoulders men
OF splendid physique and endurance. The
members OF both clubs are working men.
The Bradfords are bakers. mechanics and
newspaper men, the Atalantas mechanics,
biacksmiths and statesmen
The Atalanta club is the oldest in the
country. having been organized IN lS4S. II
eight-oar crew beat Harvard and Yale IN
ISL, went 10 England in 1872 and was
beaten in the international regatta by half
length. The present crew has been
rowing together Tor aboat two years.
but rOwed no races until the close OF
last season THIS year, IN May, II de-
feated the New York Athletic crew in a
walk-over and July won a race from the
Albany eight. that had never been beaten
Decoration Day it captured the Harlem
cup. Captain Van Raden has been an oars
man for twenty years and has won 4
tru1kfu. Of medals. The club has 30 mem
bers
The Bradford club first came into note
when Jake kilrain the pugilist won the
Junior sculling medal at the association
races in 1884, Last June the eight-oar
crew won the New England championship
at Worcester, Ma. l At the regatta on
the Charles river, Boston, July T.
10 defeated the field The race at
Worcester was won in minutes and lG
seconds and broke the record mistake
in giving the finish signal is said TO have
added 10 seconds TO the time With fair
weather Mr.. Buckley says that the two
miles over the Calumet course next Friday
will be made in Is minutes A six-man
crew had been rowing together three years
the other two began TO row with it this
year
The four-oared contests will be talented
affairs Six trained crews viii enter the
senior race and nine the junior events
In the senior single and double scull races
the best Drawn OF the country viii en-
gage The Monahan brothers, of Albany,
one of them a policeman OF the New
York capital city. are champions
in double sculling and speedy In single
shells Joseph Platt Jr., and Adolph
Buschman, OF the RayenswOod Boat Club.
Long Island City, are on the ground They
have been beating the Eastern double
scullers this season. and Cor and Redding,
OF the Catlin, a Chicago club, are built
for winners The Bavside Club OF
Toronto sends John Gray and Robert
Curran 10 set a pace that viii require speed
20 beat Among the fast single-scuilers
are Dennis and Jerry Donahue. OF Hamil-
ton Ont John + Cumming. ID A. McPhee
and Eugene Buckley. Of the Bradtords.
" T. M0nahan. of Albany, john A. Corbet,
OF Chicago. and a dozen other less-known
but equally promising oarsmen.
The arrivals Tuesday included the Arge-
naut Rowing Club. the Don Rowing Club,
the Toronto Rowing Club and the Bay
side Rowing Club. oil OF Toronto,
the Nautilus Rowing Club. Of Hamii-
ton, Ont. and the Athletic Boat Club
Of Aurora III Members of tho Mime.
sofa Boat Club Of st Paul and other rowing
clubs came in siugly in pairs and platoons
The Contesting osrsmen number nearly 40
and a large number II amateur athletes
from distant cities came in during the day
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08
HEAVY FORGERiES.
A wealthy Min0eapOiitan Said TO Have
Beea Maleted To the Amount Of Nearly
$500. 600.

Wealthy MtnueapOiitan said To Have
Beea aaletsd To the Amount Of Nearly
ssOO.0 .0OO-
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI Ang 7-Forgeries
70 the amount OF nearly $4,000 have been
committed in the name OF John :
BlalsdelI, one OF tho oldest, wealthiest
and best-k known residents OF Mime
apolls The report Is that a young
lawyer In this city who Is well
known and popular and whose father
l. a wealthy and prominent man. has been
robbing Mr. BlAisdell for a long time by
series OF syste matte forgeTies and that
when the fact was discovered day or two
ago the totai amount OF his gains Wa in tho
neighb0rhOOd Of So. .0oO. II the matter is
not compromised soon a criminal suit viii
BE- commenced
The. fOrger name Il J. Frank Colium, OF
the hrm OF lockwood & C0llum. attorneys
az I'D Temple court. this city The guilty
man has been Mr. BlaisdelVs attorney and
thus had access 70 his clients papers. an
opportunity which he used for the further
ance or his scheme COllum is Il man
about 3 years OF age lie was kept a
prisoner all Tuesday night at the ot,icc OF
Attorney b T. Davis. who was retained in
the interest Of the Security Bank. which
holds large amount or the forged paper
Mr. Blaistell had befriended the Young
man ia business transactions going SO FAR
a % indOrse his note for $1,000 The
young fellow made the Endorsement basis
for a systematic series OF forgeries Mr.
BlaisdeN discovered the fraud mere
" by accident He at once charged
the young lawyer with the crime, the
latter contessing in the presence OF several
witnesses The formers friends at once
took steps 20 suppress the scandal, and
an arrangement was made whereby
the entire amount Of the forgeries
was 70 be paid over 10 Mr. Blais-
dell, the latter agreeing not to pros
ecute. Now however. matters have
assumed a different phase. The newspa-
pers have given the case publicity, and it
is pretty certain that the forger will be ar
rested aud his name made public. The af-
fair has created tremendous sensation in
hs >frfAz
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08
READY TO RACE.
Preparations tor tas EeSatta "a
pullman. IL
alsY VOTED 0lgSHEs 10 IlEE PART.
A~Sh f1tsr~st E.ksa - tLs kasat- o4rSa =
sasii k@cs b<t~ssa ne fzAl>G.
axl~atz 4Aa B4A1foEd
crews

PtLAAAs H. Aug TIGs rsE@-ts
which oeg Is 90 thursday promises - le
Tie sfea1es- sFgr 4e-1 ~ amateur o4Is-
E-el ~ ta4s c04al1y lbs en-les l1ct-ae
ths orsS sca-eEs in IAe United states
zld tana1A Izs u4eoung = loiat
convention " 1ls National Assocta-
ti0D u Amateur Osfsfueu aud the II ssis=
slDgi Valley Amate4a Rowing Asseci4-
tI0u No regatta 81 tht associations Ia
seen 80 l0nx = let u eIirlies IEeF include
nltesn four -94r ere IS, Es-Itesp douole and
forty single sc4llsrs
Ia- event of TIE asgatta viii bs tae
ellg--0&r race Two crews y hicn have Au
un1roksn hns II slcIp priss ana vests COW
eret With medals a Nh c0ntasti ir The Ala
lauta Boat Cub or Ne~ York 4n4 tls
braalcrl Boat Cluq Or Boston. faE
ulsa tas music t44t vii make tie
spin lt viii be rridi ol the American aua
modified lugAsh STYLES ot rowing The
Atalautas have adopted the Bob Cook strOl
a long ~ eeplug dtiFe an easy recovery,
and "A stroke 20 tlIe minute movement
Their f0rLa Is good tul their rowing has
the auFeAranes or cLsy work The Brad
fords movement b. more Ike saw
ing wood They catch hard, pull quick
and recover rapidly. Their stroke runs
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08

auMe 49, Ia 4t DsF- Lac sac Re
f1rl -lL1sl a. A4412l . state z9rllsl
seloll ar AaTF-ts. @11 zrsDl ~ 81 "a
acres ~ laao. an i1szas sFiaa ans
lls-.taaal Ser tie feeble ~ 11r1 a.
ls4-ls-os1. so grass ~ ~ -
4llss IL .44A l1s fs--0slug izsr.r1-
ca e1s ~ sl1a sl4sE el@liss1ls i4srt.tisls
~ t1s Legislature nay 1ster1slls -pcu
ss -oeale1 soldiers boL4s - lLs
l1u. al4 xTal1 n =. N. 4.E~s
- i411 bind asylum a. fell-.Ls
lo.sE-y. ths Lseals- ~ - 1e.erlll lsl
- 10 slsetors. ~flh zr4-L u ST ~
acres ~ l4z.1 a. Industrial s.Llcl ~ k..1a-
de aisa a sFalr ~ 81 lsya ser1s ~ laa- =
sca4el ~ forestry a. s4el place - II Henry
Ward BeElias4a or kole- 10 Coaaty a.
tia elscr@fs of -aese ce|4uti1s may CA q
scientific sc4oel a. 8ape1cn sl.h q grant
VI so.jDs sersa i. - provided tl4l ~
1Lhsz Institution q q cha assts1 similar c.
aly sas ~ L4oss located b. ths article
slall 1e established or aaia -aine1 without
4rsFisiol 20 the constitution Ihs report
as lnlossst ~ tie majority " t1s coIa.
H4itBss "a pubic institution and IA al
probability siL os adopted
HKLESA II Z Aug la the toustita-
tionAl Convention tuesday the 81 7cli0n re-
larIng ~ TAXATION 0f irrizaunz c4Dals - as
csfsaCe1 Tie section "a corpor 4Ilo1s "a
lag gnGer debate "a zL-endne1 IL mssins
stockholders liable Tor the corporation
ds0rs Ia proportion % their holdings ~ss
csfssted. alsO an amendment z I0a1raLing
stockholders ca payMsnt OF Llc par Y@lu.
or their stock
OLYMPIA y 7 Aug -The dcnyentio1
0n tuesday by a yate II a. to + rejected
the section establishing = raj toad com
mission A section Nas added toltle bil Of
rights granting the Tigal 10 take land for
use Tor lgrig4Einx dltches
Boise CIIE. 4 i Aug The Consritu-
tional convention closed tuesday after a
tnirty-fOur DAYS session The constitution
wss properly signed ~ al. the me mbers eK-
cep- Delegate fensy, who refused 20 sign
because tns document OSnlLed Aimlg MY
cod lie alsO refused 70 receive pay Tor
his labor Ia forming Tue constitution The
constitution wili be submitted 10 The people
Tor ratification November 5
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08
THE MARKETS.


gufCteo. Anr
Fu0un-M4rfet qu.st a.9 easier sprrs
patents a f0s-5 O.. Wintrr psfcrts. - a.
<51. Baker, - eeG3.s1. strs rhts e noaa -
WHEAT-Ibe market Is inactive and weak
viih prices i14so lower August foio ~
- a7sAc. septcmbor. fci< setsc. December.
Isis .si,r SO sin siore.iic.
CONN Moderate y active and STEADY No.f
sold a. aesG3eisc 10. . YeIov. - eH*o;
Nc 3. sansoc. August ~ : SSc. repteuber.
a. 1850. October. 5oASsso. hsy. s7ss
sac
August -tis l212c. September. 2fd2o.c
My ez.Q4s..c sample lots In gooe sup
Tiv hut steady so D. isa22c; 30 WhtA
q .a2fe. 80 3 2l12iNc, 80. White .
1s.4c
Ryr-cuiei aud steady 10. oHsh ~ ftors.
az 81. september delivery. <se. October.
zs,sc. Samples sell a. s5a3e foi 10. q
and 4314&c fer no
BhHrrY Duh T1fur.s slow 10 q
serf.rrber offered at &c Ns- ssrsy ~
rlv.ng ard dur ~ 25a<oo according to eeziilTs
ssies msinly 81 30e.
Mres PonE-1r mo1ersfs recu-st 80 pres
ess.e-. Prices ranse> - fis - so g. go rsshf
80. al0.s1 for AnFusi, fisseaif-t -
Serfe-n ssf. ti0 q a11se for ostoDtf. Hn1
q 7Tisas 90 for yaBuarT-
LtHD-Trsdirs fsir. arc Tr'css tifher CO
faflcuF rs-gsf af 90 aats gTs fof cssf .
Gssri. r,r tufast. - 8ss4st q fof s-pfsu-
Der. m.slfas g for 0cteosr spa = os 80
for gaausry
pr-r-rtH -crssrsrv. 1oalsc. Dsfry. "a
u Psrz.ae ft-rk -fHac
r-as-Fress. ioa Iasr. ssronss = ooa .
p rssf
Porr-nr - Tsv. Cficksus Ffas, ~ ~
frs 1u-Fsrs s4sr re- > iivs DUrss. - = -
~ ~. c-,se. ss.oooa - p-r eos
EvT TorE- tnr ?
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08


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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08

sGed krsaE exoitsn-ns and laEze crowds
have tailF 8esn iu Attendance Public fee
ing s against hel and every body eas Z al
when -hsy leald the verdict
Juigs stephen. iu Als charge % ths
fary said there als strong AMI distress
f1I evidence l0 saos TIA. the prisoner had
. nloElys Tor rddl-g herself u her
husband his could be found Ia
her in11eilty. ~hlch had rendered 10
Necessary Tor hex % enter into inexfri-
cable mazss ~ living lie a.so called par
tioalar attention CD rls phrase he Is sick
unto death contained Ia her letter 10
BFieriy This eas terribly important
a. view % the fact that
on tho day tho letter was
written the doctors fully expected that Mr.
MAybrick would recover 10 showed there
Wasa reason FOR believing that the prisoner
was desirols or being rid or her husband.
IA order that She might live with
her paramour The Judge put tho ques-
tion 20 TIE jury N.e-ner IL WAS reasonable
% believe that a loving wife would yield 20
her husbands suggestion and put an un-
known powder Ia his food
Nrs NAY brick - an American woman and
has fes. .dsd Ia Enkland FOR some years. Her
cri me Vas .he poisollns az her husband James
haYurlck. ST. MaYDrick hal been quite ~ f.r
some tims Aad AIRS. Ma brick al been nursing
him. A 10 conunuet 20 fal "a health his
relatives began % suspect that he was being
pois0aed b. his We. ald 0as OF them
Miehaei MAJ oriek. conmenced % watch her.
IN - testimony 40 sad that nc hal visited bis
brother dlriag as illness and had warned Mrs.
M4Y0ricx tast ne suspected as brother re-
cclving improper treatment His wife IN
sislrd gDon her rigaI 20 nurse her hus-
banL lie thereupon slmm0hed two doe
tors and lrs ngrse. H- aiso scizsd ! Dottle
eonlaiaiak brady aud extract OF meat.
O. latsr visit a. l0aad Mrs. MAJ brick
Nhaagias tas coatents alt labels OF med
tne bottles he demonstrated with her
sld as4-t her how she dare 10 such
talax. Sac replied thAt there vas sediment
IN TIC o0ltieA lie again caused a change Of
nurses 10 20 made Notwithstanding his
prec4uti0as however rs brother grew
worse ana died in a short tine He vas 1e-
ur0us toward tne end After his death the
nurse gave hlm 4 parcel labeled. Arsenic.
po.sOa f0r rats Many other witnesses cor
rooorated Mcnasi Maybricks testimony. and
sOne % them said Nrs- Magbrick hated her hls-
band and had threatened 10 give 10 20 him
tot' for puo.ic.Y uporsiding her II was also
shown that saa lad tampcred with hls medi-
eine
ft was sad ~ first that Mrs. Naybr.ck was a
niece o. Jsr DAVIS. Dnt upon investigation u
~as found that she vas The daughter OF Port
isnd (Ne woman Who weat under the name
OF Baroness vOa Rogue. The baroness has
famous history. and during the trial stood by
her dzughter, defending her % The best OF her
ABILITY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08
WESTERN WATERWAYS.

Preliminary Work 81 the Convention 10
Consider Methods for Their Improve
ment in Session at West Superior. WIS
MIST SUPERIOR. Wis. Aug e About -5l
delegates attended the nrsl session OF tie
WATERWAYS convention held here Tues
day afternoon. all the large cities or the
east on the great lakes and several Of
the smaller towns being represented, TO
getaer with all important ports IN the west
and northwest tributary 10 the lakes Al
to-day meeting committee VIII be ap-
pointed T. draw up petition 10 Congress
for large appropriation for this harbOr
aud all the others on tie lakes, as well as
the water-ways IRON the lakes 10 The ocean.
The convention was called 10 order at
D III Tuesday by Judge Scion II Clough
H. T. Bacon. of Milwaukee. was made TEN
porary chairman. and Hon + L. Searle. 0f
St. Cloud, secretary While the committee
on credentials was out j J. Hill delivered a
speech urging the need OF channels that
would allow vessels OF seventeen feet
draught ID get into the inner ports X
natius D0nnelly followed, saying that a
canal would eventually be built 10 connect
the lakes with the river Hon. Leroy
Adams OF Buff 10. was chosen permanent
chairman; ". F. Street. secretary. and W
j. Phelps of Duluth and George T. Merrill
OF Ashland assistants Vice presidents
were appointed as follows j. :
Dunham Of Illinois, n f. Haugen Of
Wisconsin, II W. Seymour of Michigan,
William Thurston OF New York, W. f. Holm
OF Iowa. 5 C. Flynn OF Minnesota. Hon.
Nathan Hand of Wisconsin, l. 5. Emery OF
North Dakota, John J. CGshing Of
South Dakota After the apPolntme Mt
OF a committee on resolutions Colonel
Graves. OF Duluth read some resolutions
from the Duluth Board OF Trade asking
that the convention conhne it3 efforts to
the latter alone. Bjerly, OF Grand Forks.
n D., who wants come irrigating canals,
objected vigorously. FINALLY tie commit
tee on resolutions was left to lsettle the
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08
HARRISON AT BOSTON.
Tho President and His Party Warmly
Welcomed tn tho Hub.

Bcsro~. Aug President Harrison and
bis party. which included Secretaries
Window and Proctor. reached this c ~ at
. o'clock a. ui The distinz zuished travellers
were formally welcomed by Lieutenant
Governor Bracket. and escorted 20 the
Hotel vend0me amid continuous cheers
from the crowds that lined the streets and
wiudows. The enthusiasm was cOntin-
ued along the entire route from
the depot u The hotel The
Prssideat bowed his Acknowledge
ments The party was escorted in
carriages By the First Battalion Of cavalry
and police detail Many ot the buildings
and stores along the route were gay with
Gags bunting and appropriate notices.
and the sidewalks. windows and streets
were throngsd with people anxious 10 get
n ~fa.v .1f Aha r~esflfaut
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08

RosToS. Aug IA shocking accident oc
CURED Tuesday at 80 O'clock p Ia f.
front Of the fve-sro~v building which is De.
ing erected AZ 80 and s3i fremont street.
Five men were al worS laying a stone cor
nice over the fifth story Three of them
were ON the staging. when the rope broke
and tie neavy stone fell crushing ths
folding aud Carrying the raen down tf
tre Sidewalk Two Of the men were killed
and the other is supposed % be fatally in.
iurs1 Es
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08

CHICAGO. Aug The Herald publishes a
denial OF the story recently telegraphed
that the twin babies OF the wife OF one Of
the locked-out Spring Valley miners had
died for lack Of nourishment The parents
OF the dead children arb the authors OF this
denial, and they declare that the infants
had all the milk they required beside pre-
pared foods OF different kinds. wine and
brandy "a ordered and all the medicine
prescrihed BY four different doctors.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08

FRANSFoEr. ky. Aug Governor
Buckner and sheriff Noel have received
te'syrams from Scotts5urg Aia. saying
that James " Tate Kentucky default
ing treasurer shss been captured there.
The sheriff has bur little faith In the
prisoner's being chs richt nan. bGs the
Governor has taken prompt steps 20 test
hls Identity Tate hss been reported
captured pretty rsariy - often az Iascott.
but 10 every case So Far nc proved 70 be a
mistake. . a.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08

CHICAGO. Aug. AT O'Clock a IN T. W
Van Sck.en, a prominent blcyclist left
Chicago on his wheelf0r Kansas City, which
he expects TO reach by Friday night To
do that he will have TO ride l23 miles each
day. Nj Van Sickien hopes - DO this by
steady hard work lnis gentleman is the
same one who rode from New York City to
Albany last june. making the'l6S miles in
seventeen hours and fifteen minutes which
still stands as the record
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08

CINCISSATT. Aug. : In the police court
Tuesday afternoon Jordan Thomas. attor-
nev for the saloonkeepers who were ar
rested on a charge OF violating the Sunday
Closing law. asked that the cases against
his clients be indefinitely postponed
They have all agreed 70 obey the law
hereafter" he said and ask forgiveness
0f the court Judge Ermston continued
the cases Thirty days TO give the offenders
a chance 20 prove their sincerity
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08
WOODEN Mim Fails for sale. 900.

OswrGo. g. l.. Aug THIS oswego &
Riverside wooden mill, ~ Oswego Fails.
was seized Tuesday By the sasrlA on au
attachment for SA2OJo, in an action
brought Nv Julliard. Qaimhey II Mckenzie,
of New York The estimated value Of the
mill is $4,000, and / 20 persons were
employed The monthly payroll was 81,
COO The mill has shut down
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08

LINCOLN. Neb Aug "A barn on ths
farm Of q NJ Archer. one mile south a
Sterling y as struck bT lightning Ilcsdny
morning rad asfnef. vita sl "a con'e u -
William Hadiov and John Eshisr were
slesping "a th.e lsrn Aaaisr sscspsd ard
Bad sy ~as burned 20 de7th TiTs bcrsoi
~eYe slso lost Tse ioss - est mated 81
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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08

Ia As.IEz. III. Aug e. Instructions wers
received from New York Tuesday 20 dts
continue work on the standard Spirit Com
panys cistiiiery building here. Nearly
800 600 has so far been expended on the
plant II is believed that the whisky trust
has secured control of the concern
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-08
CABINET CHANGES.
Noble to Go on the Supreme Bench aud
Ciarkson To Succeed Him.

Clarkson To Succeed Him.
WAsHIEGToS, Aug 1t is practically
settled that Secretary Noble viii be nomi-
mated To be Associate Justice OF the Su
preme Court as soon as Congress meets, to
succeed the late Justice Matthews The
President expects to nominate ihe success
sors TO Justices Miller, Field and Bradley,
and hopes 10 get Attorney General Miller
in later. Meantime the Senator'S have said
that he could not be confirmed. hence the
determination 10 nominate Noble. First
Assistant Postmaster General Ciarkson will
succeed Noble as Secretary of tae Interior