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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-16
That Tired Feeling

Afilicts nearly every one in the spring. The
system having become accustomed to the
bracing air of winter, is weakened by the
warm days of the changing season, and
readily yields to attacks OF disease Hoods
Sarsaparllla is just the medicine needed.
It tones and builds up every part of the
body, and also expels all impurities from
the blood. Try it this season.
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Rarper's Weekly, No. 1854, contains an
illustrated account Of the various promi-
nent American steamships, from the steam
ship Savannah, the first ocean steamship
from an American por5, to the very latest
one built the steamship City of New York.
Mailed to any address on receipt of - cents.
For sale at Estilrs News Depot, 81 Bull
street.
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Attention K. r. l.

For sprains. bruises, rheumatism, SWELL
ing, cuts, burns, etc, in man, and splint,
ringbone, epizootic. scratches, etc, in horses,
Rangum Root Liniment is a sure cure. The
king of Liniments" is the universal YER
dict. Never fails TO cure any ailment that
can be reached by an external medical APP
plication. 30 cents per bottle, For sale by
Lippman Bros, wholesale agents.
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WE ARE LOCATED FOR THE PRESENT
At
No. 113 YORK STREET.
JOHN A. DOUGLASS & co
A SAFE INVESTMENT.

DR.. B. F. ULMER of Savannah, Ca, has liveI
medicine now before the people, of rare merit,
We have tested its value thoroughly, and have
no hesitancy in pronouncing it an excellent
family medicine, 1t acts promptly on the liver
and in the gentlest possible manner We shall
not be without bottle of this medicine, and
cordially and candidly recommend it to our
friends. W. E. H. SEARCY,
Proprietor Griffin Sun, Griffin, Ga.
Prepared by B. F. ULMER, NJ. D., Pharma-
cist, Savannah, Ga. Price 81 per bottle.
If you cannot obtain the "Corrector' from
your druggist. send your order direct, and ii
will be forwarded by express, freight paid.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Having secured the store 1919 Congress
street, second east Barnard, where we will be
pleased to see all OF our friends and the public
generally. we will endeavor to keep up our
reputation by trying to please all and replen-
Ranges and House Furnishing Goods as for
merly. The Charter Oak with Wire Gauze Oven
Door still our leader. Yours respectfully,
CLARKE & DANIELS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

am at present at the Furniture Store of A.
j. MILLER & CO., 14s Broughton street, where
l am prepared to show all the stock which was
saved from the late fire. In order to make the
room, we are offering the goods at almost any
price. A cordial invitation is extended to the
public. M STERNBFRG
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TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids are solicited for building n brick
culvert feet wide and ~ feet lony on Waters
road, about one-quarter Of a mile south of
Estill avenue Plans and specifications can
be seen at the County Engineers office, Tx
change building, daily between the hours of
$3.50 and $50 p NJ. Bids must be handed to J.
r Dillon, Clerk Commissioners Chatham
county, by IL. NJ, FRIDAY, 10Th inst Right re-
served TO reject any or all bids.
EDWARD j. THOMAS.
County Enri ntser
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The Sunday School Aid Society of the indie
pendent Presbyterian Church
WILL HoLDA
BAZAAR AT THE CHATHAM ARMORY HALL,
on TUESDAY, APRIL BOTH,
For the purpose of raising money to assist in
building the church. Any donations, either
from the congregation or citizens at large
will BE- thankfully received and are urgently
solicited Fancy articles, plants flowers, fruit,
ice cream or other dishes. In fact anything
which can be disposed of is requested
Anyone wiling TO contribute will please no.
tify Mrs. John Stoddard, 147 Taylor street,
what may be expected.
1t IS important that these notices be sent in
at once and it is requested that they be sent in
writing.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

CRAWFORD.-The relatives and friends of
Mr. and Mrs. 4. T. CRAWFORD, w. F. Crawford
and Mr. and Alrs. A. w. Studstl are invited to
attend the funeral Of the former at his late
residence, No. as Hab rsham street, THIS
AFTERNOON at $3.50 o'clock
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Visitors to Midwife.

Melville, GA, April l5.-Mi ,ses Mamie
Burton and Hattie Jones Of Waynesboro
and Herndon, two Of Burke county's mos
lovely ladies, are visiting relatives and
friends here. They will probably leave for
their homes next week
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CHATHAM REAL ESTATE AND I'M
PROVEMENT COMPANY.

APRIL 1G, 1885,
Stockholders in the first issue in this Com
pany will be- given the preference OF subscrib-
ing g. the Het0 issue of stock as series b. With
this privilege accorded, the list will be kept
open until the morning Of THURSDAY, the
18th inst. after which time the list will Ice open
TO any subscribers NJ. j. SOLOMONS,
Secretary and Treasurer
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NOTICE.

Books Of subscription to the SAVANNA
COTTON MILLS stock are now open and will
remain open at the Southern Bank rrtr
THURSDAY, April 25th
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SPECIAL NOTICE S.
TO THE PEOPLE OF SAVANNAH.

Advertisements inserted under Especial
Notices" will be charged 81 90 q Square each
insertion.
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there. Then the Rutherford Courtlandts
are planning to entertain you, and you'H
want delicate sea green cfep- with silver
belt and pink and silver brOcide trimmings
to set you of against their rose-c 1lored
Empire upholsterings." With wardrobes
ordered after this fashion people fit s1btly
into their surroundings and no amount OF
money expended on ditfarent principle
can produce effects to compare.
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CHARGED WITH LARCENY.

Detective Roberts this evening arrested
Robert Morgan, negro employed in bar
room, on charge Of larce ~. Morgan has
for several months been stealing clothing
from the store OF Jacob Greenwood When
first arrested he denied that he was guilty,
but when confronted with the evidence he
confessed everything and was locked up.
William Ben 1eGt, a negro, while fishing
in the river to-day was accidentally killed.
He had gun with him, and he slipped and
fell upon the hammer, and the load took
effect in his abdomen. He died shortly
afterward
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A girl who sang to Mary Anderson to
soothe her to sleep for days previous to her
departure confirms the popular opinion that
lenten starvation was the cause Of her
breakdown. She says Miss Anderson was
living mainly on bread and crosses and
couldn't carry her load on such anchori'e's
fare E. P. H.
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will continue the Merchandise Rrol,,.
and Commission business in Savannah 81 age
lcit the patronage of my friends. '-1 81
JAS. NJ FIFMINn
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COLUMBUS CHAPTERS.
The Keys.Cody Case-A Negro Acct
dentally Kills Himself

COLUMBUS, Ga, April 49, Mayor
Grimes Investigated the case against Glen
Keys this morning 1t will be remembers
that Keys and policeman Cody had an alter
cation on Saturday, in which the former
was badly dubbed and the latter was
knitted. After hearing the testimony, the
mayor fined Keys S25, and placed him
under a bond of 5000 TO answer the charge
Of assault with intent TO murder. Public
opinion is still divided as 10 who was at
fault, but conservative people say that it
was nothing more nor less than a personal
difficulty between the two men, and that
they should both be dealt with alike Moth
ing, however, was done with Cody.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE

The firm of BINDHEIM BROS. & CO
this day been dissolved by Limitation, ~ has
BENDHEIM BROS. & 10
BALTIMORE, April Is. 1888 " ~
Referring to the above, We beg to say that
have bought out the assets and ASSUME Ia we
biities of the old firm 'Aio Ia
We have also purchased the business 90 W.
& Bendheim OF New York, and have cor " use
dated both houses, discontinued at RaltiNo.l
and will hereafter conduct our business "a q,
and 256 Canal street co er Elm NIIW V1SrSsI2t
under the old firm style of BENDHFfu tp3ISa,
20. ADOLPH D. BENDHFTftTG D
MEIER BENDHEIM
HENRY BENDHFIM
BALTIMORE, April Is, 1899
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227 DOZEN

Spring and Summer Hats just opened and for
sale very low at JAUDON'S.
100 st. Julian Street
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NOTICE.

SAVANNAH, GA, April 70 1880
The firm of FLEMING BROS. comnos ls,'
the undersigned, doing Brokerage and Conn.,
sion business at Charleston, S. G.. Sayarraliss-
Ga. and Jacksonville, Fla, is this day dssnISdn,
by mutual consent. WIN P. FTFW1SNSIIvel
JAS. NJ. FLEMING
G. II. FLEMING.
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How is it that having worshiped Frances
Folsom Cleveland on a pedestal for two
years and over we now begin to fad fault
with her dressesl The answer is simple
enough. There is little wrinkle in gown
ing hereaboutS not observed in Washing
ton. Whel a mother and daughter are
abroad supplying themselves with arm II
for the society campaign, the mother stud
les the dress question not only with an eye
to the girls style II beauty, but also with q
very definite recollection Of the furnishing
of the dear -Four Hundreds drawing rooms.
"The Van Brugh Livings5ons," she says,
''of course will invite you and their parlors
are in pale blue and gold pompadour color
ings. I'll get you Marie Antoinette gown
of pale pink aud gold for your evening
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"Ihn Savannah y,

BEEcHAMs PILLS cure bilious and ner
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NOTICE,

PAINTS,
OILS AND VARNISHES, LEADS, COLOR9
AND MIXED PAINTS
Berry Bros Hard Oil and Varnishes. fulI
stock of Paint and White Wash Brushes IN
hand. Call and get prices at
EDWARD j. KIEFFER'S
Drug and Seed Store.
Corner West Broad and Stewart streets
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public.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
MINNESOTA FOREST FIRES.



bg1 CTG. htnn Jane u Special dis-
pstcses received froaD oS1d~ts,as sulaesi9n.
Asoss L2k- hlnSkssy. bAraaG- sed ct1vf
plAoss % tAe LIS a g1s kAsssra AloGe>es@
sa1 - Pau Ea4atA re@>.s inSii-
cate t4&s Iar.oas Ire = burning
alo4g t-s e4tire section IL y t4rn -Ie
hundreds u eSEups Gnd lossers cut
nLs tnisss there are soaking r@ins gteAs
c44AgS si1 rssaIL These s4sofss EAiin-
bxE Il y hich have slTvSay besa oorned,
especially nezE Sandstone. contain stoves
aad beds aud cooking ute aslls, etc - wei
as tood zad grEiR The loss GA thoss
destroyed NlA amount ~ g. ~ hs-
aides Ils camps there ale Ruaabex
q sk4dded logs, thousands ~ cords ~
hardwood railway ties, poles aad posts,
the Loss on " shlch aSloUnIs Il So 1S0 Mach
more Is Ia imminent danger constant
watch Is KEEP; al The big BTidge OF tAe East-
err Aiuaesoss ever Aettle river Ia order
tAat Il tnay not be destroyed OtAsT rail-
way property beth On tie Eastern 4lnnesO-
u and the 81 l&ui \ DgieGhis liable to ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

No. b.aspshiFs hsF06klo~- LssAsl- tsrs
N-.ns seA&ssr os~Aal<T sss RE tAsetsss
BElbsFs Sa.rs<s Dealst-aks bsals-
eF@pe Shoaoe-
SoN<okp, h June l4--s~nstox " =
Chandler y - E4aos Tie ksp4paCaE l.esis-
l&r{ys ca90 "a ISaa1Ies 81. lnfsss ssates
Seaz1oT Thursday agAG Previous ~ tie
bali0tLns AE sG1lSsSy. ~ Manchester said
tai As k@4 heard p1rss tnax persons IL TIE
iulSTsss of Chandler Lac lsesl ofteKIng $50
faf one yete ans g.. 80 toT I'VE sotes IA
NArney II Dover s~l1 Inzn had called *
hls house last sunday Ana told nina
tAst = ,.eTson hsa l.ees onerea tnsss
suuaS Senator Coruiag, II Coaessfa
sAld he Va - authorized oy kL CI2nd
lsr 10 deny tie eo&Tges These speeches
caused intenss sAexsmeaG After the vote
Lad been anaoasVec AR Chandler &p-
lse.rod IA TIC cAscas and addressed II
briefly, accepting Ikse nsullU&ts0n he
tlo1.ed hls sAsrea hoaoT thai ns had coee
pothiag Uaals nlnsd. anS orths "a de
ko2est IN lie conduct Of his canvass lie
lad spent ~ -0ney. LIE said. og promised
no money fof sotss
IL Tie Democratic caucus THURSDAY night
Harry Bingham. ~ IAtglsteG. wss nonl
mated f0T lLaSsa et&tcs Senator, Charles
J Hoadley, OF MeAIe. for SECRETARY NJ
State John ~ Hill. OF Concord foE State
Treasures, anG J { kooIs, Of Manchester
foT state Printer
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
BANKER M'lAiN IN JAIL.

The President of the Def4aet ST JsseSh.
No. Savings Issutstioa Bshtnd tho
Bars.
sr JOSEPH. Mo June IA Judge McLSln,
president of tae sss al uAh Savings iastitu
ton. which failed last week, was arrested
Thursday afternoon fos receiving deposits
knowing that Lis bank WAS iEsolFsnt
Other depositoTs got out warrants Tor his
arrest Ia case he gave bond on the hrst
charge McLain went into jail and is now
behind the bars He Il = years of age and
has but one arm Tho liabilities " the
bank Will reach ss5 90 aud the assets VIII
not be over sl5.cOo Only so 20 MAS found
a. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

ST LOUIS. June lA-lt is now alleged
that in view OF the pronounced purpose OF
Circuit Attorney Clover To proceed under
the antitrust law against the various trusts
now la existence here by bringing them
before the grand jury for indictment that
the coal trust has practically dlsbsnded
AT all events there will be no further at
tempt 10 control prices. and prominent
members of the coal.exchsDge say that they
will live up To both the spirit and the letter
of the new law
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

uOin Governor flfef, ,
of Illinois, for the
surrender OF John J.
Earoney and Charles
Mcdonald, charged
with the murder OF
Dr. CrOnin The Gov
ernor denied the ap-
plication with o u I
preiudiceitO!a renew
al OF the same, sim
ply upon the grounds
First. that the appli-
cation was not uc-
compsnied by an
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

crayer Elss n0uey g. tAs C1tzsa States
atBisEex as LoA4ea ~ be fS.Tss 4rtisa kerS.
Pass tuGs "a l.-fi4.s Blli gave = ilaa-
s1er eusert-lal laeas 1ers 3nRfsaas ~ ghs
bsusaL II tb< sSlazs1os2 s114xeEs Ibs
fItalss q aases AID Ia l4AFts = sfs sEess II.
- ~srs 49, Muster = - saa az ISs ls---
SIS II t-.e Azas1Lesa eoleay Il Para
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
Estimate OF Our Population

WASHINGTON, June l4-Prepsrations for
the taking OF the census OF 1922 are assum-
ing shape. The appropriations provide for
10 supervisors, which is an excess Of TWEEN
ty five over the number employed in 1850
This excess OF supervisors will go To the
South aad West, one each going 10 Okla
homa and Alaska The bureau estimate OF
the pop ulation Is 65, 0OO, 90 for this census
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
A National Relief Association.

PTTTsHtfeeH. Pa, June Il The American
Relief Association. an organization - sue
cor and assist comm gnities iu distress or "a
lamlty Of anv nature was formed tn Johns
town few days sgo by prominent PenBsvl-
vsuia and Ohio gentlemen. hGiutsut-fien
eTal AKllne al Ohio. wss elected president.
Ir Chris lang. OF this city. hrst vice
president. J. A Warner. 0f Manor. Ia
secretary. and A b Fiood. Of Irwin, Pa
sreaErrer
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
peath of a Mnlionaire Merchnnt

PITTSBURGH. Pa, June N-Wiliam
Semple, the millionaire drygoods mer-
chant OF Allegheny City and prominently
identified with various railroad interests IN
this section died AT O'Clock a III. after
long illness, the result OF a general break
ing down OF his system The deceased was
about co years Of age and was a self-maGe
man
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
Not Iruo.

WAsHINGroN, June II - There is the
highest authority for the statement that
there is no foundation whatever for the
story published In New York that Secretary
Blaine had ordered the American com
missioners 10 withdraw from the Samoan
conference unless more concessions are
made The negotiations at Berlin, II Is
said, are proceeding la perfect harmony.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
ataII1piosion of Henztn,

PITTsBURGH, Pa. June Il Thursday
afternoon large tank OF benzine At the
Bear Creek refinery, Coleman station. Al
legheuv Valley railway. caught ire from
some uuknown cause and exploded Charles
A Jack w as instantly killed superintendent
John kirkpatrick Wa fatally burned Nike
Pearsol. Ralph Simon and Charles Dunn
were also terribly burned, bu5 viii PROB
rlI
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

Vrr .r1eqrrv De-. |UDs - - Whils =
cruu resrrs eonpusec ~ coifree met vsrs
s.s7ssfsg ths stresfs Iburs1af uish's ernv 3
~ srasl f.o~s us1f ar stiscs ufan tben
y sen ths eolerso zen drsw piEteis snd
tired go he boys. KLINE ore snt youb6inF
aensraE
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
- States Attorney
) surprised at the ac-


which he is very sanguine Will be done.
Then another requisition from Governor
Fifer will be obtained and, II necessary,
people will be sent on - New York 10
establish the identity OF the men wanted
comparison by experts Of the signature
Of "W g. Melville and wife" st Paul, on
the register OF AcCoys Hotel, and
of that OF Simons attached To the
lease of the Clark street flat. shows that
they arc almost identical Mnoney Is
supposed to be the mysterious Melville,
and the fact that he was accompanied by
woman taken in connection with the mem
ton OF his sister" by one of the men WHO
rented the cottage OF the Carlsons leads 10
the belief on the part OF the police authori-
ties that a woman NAV have been directly
concerned in the affair.
DENoUNcEs TIE CLAN N-SA-GAEL
NEw YORK. June 1.-THE Worlds Buffalo
IN y special SAYS: Rev. Father tronin,
editor OF the Catholic Union Bishop
Ryan's paper, has a long editorial
in tho latest issue, denouncing the
Clan-na-Gael and the murders OF Dr.
Cronin. who was not a relative OF the ed
itor priest Father Cronin warns Irishmen
against the order and says II Is on the road
| to destruction. lie adds:
'No matter what The outcome Of the Cronin
murder investigation may he, the cause OF
ireland aud The accepted policy OF Parneli by
the irish and American people demand that
the Clan-na-Gael. by whatever name known.
! shall have nothing more - 90 with the con
/ troll OF the National League"
SIGNED TIE MAJORITY REPORT
IoNDoN. June IA II is asserted here that
/ the members of the Clan-na- Gael committed
who signed the maio-ity report findiag Or.
I Cronin guilty OF treason tc the or2sni zation
were James J. Rogers of Brooklyn, y. y
! T. A O'Brine, OF Pittsburgh Pa. Chris
/ topher r BTynes. or SaXonyille. Mass, and
/ JOAN ID. Mcmahon. Of Rome, y. L.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
BIG POWDER EXPLOSION.
The Works Of the Canada Powder Com
psuy at Brock VILE. Ont, Laid Ia Ruins

BEocKvuIE Out. june IA O'Clock
a IN the works OF the Canada Powder
Company two miles east OF this
place were blown up with terrific
force Fortunately the men had not
gone to work. and consequently no one was
killed Several horses and sheep were
blown e atoms and number of plate glass
windows in the town were smashed The
works were owned by the Brockyille Chem
teal Company The cause Of the explosion
ia not known
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
Lost Hl. lie In tb. Tl.m.,

LEADvILLE. Col. june IA FIRE. by
which one man Vas burned % death. &C
CURED here Thursday morning The FIRE
was the result of a drunken spree snd the
victim, Edward Crswley was too drunk 70
escape Three buildings we're destroyed
causing q loss Of 81 90
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

ALBANY, y. Y, June li.-Governor Hill
has vetoed the Compulsory Educational
bill on the ground that ii contains sweep
ing and unguarded provisions offensive In
their invasion of the liberty Of the citizen
and interference with the control OF par
ents over their children.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

T(xuoV Jane lf-st tne races "a Bel
srneak ia Remover ths crowd hecsus -
excited th8t tbeT pushed ous sD0ther on
- the rsrurse Earr we're ran e8yn - tse
rsrers sr.1 -four we're EHIea
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
seni.aced 10 Death.

FEErERTCEs Va, June IA-Psul
Sevs fcolor@di was convicted by q jury
Wednesdav. OF A. Assault on TIE e-vesr Old
daughter of Arthur Ballard The jury fixed
death a. bis puui-hmeut KeYs VAS sen
teuced % be hanged september { next ~
Judge Wallace
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

MuVAUEEE. June J.. The cracker trust
bought out the Acme Cracker Company
THURSDAY. TIE only concern in TIE state
not ia the trust. and prices were - once
advanced abotst - pr cent
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

iior1svTLLE kv 1ane "A -sqairs C
Ne.oo@ one ei tae oldest mag. .strarss tu
seaerson ,oantY. dropped deed of ae srf-
eisesSe Raie tssfffvinT Ia coart Iate
hnr.oaT a--e-l-.n He nas >. rsars 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

IlorDos. June = The Athens Greece
gfror,oHs d authority frr the sfsferf' II
that Emperor Riillszn o. f'erinsnF s'i.f
Iea~fuP AtheEe wbsrs be goes - cei-fHsa-
tbe marriage of ais sister. Princes. 1ppiis
with ths crown Prince - Greece. riii
visit the Ealtsu 81 CoBstsntinof'is 1f's
YsT.sr ssys thst ths VISIT wss srrsngso in
iarHn recently ~ higf oftfiai S'ho vas
seat bv ths sultau fOf tbaf plgposs
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

NEW YORK, June 1+-Rev. William y.
Schall. j.. d. Of Canaioharie. the Oldest
living English Lutheran clergyman. died
Thursday. aged sa years. He was famous
for building churches and Was successful
and magnetic preacher
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
InspectIng the Postal Service.

WASHINGTON. June IL 4-The members Of
the Civil Service Commission expect TO
leave Sunday evening for indianapolis 10
make an inspection OF the post-oftice serv.
Ice there. Thence the commissioners VIII
go to Chicago and alter that To Milwaukee
on similar hnslneSs
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

Frnrs IH June Ar Fnelist s~r,si
eets IS g. SID has rasae az rrsr - ~
tre + gln ga-fE fa-torr frr neeet g. gf -
af 8 Derstr fore 90 over -fs fsrf-srr
D. ids intersss ke Nss - -
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

ToEoSTo. Ont. June IL The Canadian
Order 81 odd Fellows now in session here,
voted down a motion 20 provide for the
eligibility o. colored men for memoeTfhip
IL the order
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

CH1caco June = Two games we're
PLAYED in The checker match IhHTs1ar.
led winning ans and the other beng
drawn 1fs seers nos stands ksed, 5,
baker drawn - - 3 ay =
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

G-1pRrH Oklahoma. June a = cal f0r
Territorial convention hss been Issued
signed by Msyor Dyer and committee 81
ot.srens Tbe convention ia - begin n
Gufhr1s Wednesday July I
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

FsxsrrF CrrT IA. Juns a -i>v1 hs'h-
tun died Tllrsdsr ir ttis eftv Hs ~ss .
leader in tbs sntf s'sv"rr ni9Fsufsft in
One sno corresJaooee vith iTaffis''n.
flssrso. Hsnn ph 9ips sDo ssssr cista -
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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
FOR DAYS TO COME

We Will have just what every
one has been crying fOr-HOt
Weather-You will no doubt
want a new Hat and all that
goes to make Il general sum-
mer change. Well, we are
prepared for hot weather
trade, loaded to the. guards,
with the choicest of every
thing in our line Elegant
Styles-Splendid Qualities
Reasonable prices.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

LoNDoS June a Tee rsoe for TIE Msn-
chester cup orc ~ fne leading Frr8sh
turf events which gives ~ -inn-r q Guy
vslped ~ 9 ofp sna nesrIT So f'n .a cash
ws- won by Leoroid o. Rotacauos colt
Corlion