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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

ysAzsks~z sae Her stFseksa ksAxkeers
NsW 1 c@eE sostfel - oe4s4sI H~stas 80
-a1 49, zl1IEA.~ n 40 A2ss Assss@e1 aaAs
Cb@F.s - AnA1Es 1<h4lf 0t ths STATE
seANsIepS "a, JuEs - -fbs vera 81
restoring ezGeI - Iels cisy zaa s4rrvssA4ta's 8
tos2s as p4ssss laso IAs A&nas - lie
Fe1.2sy sF@1l4 state cr.I-i4is AagstatStt :
General hssfl1gs = "a cczTge Fo4H tAe--
sad laooE~Fs ssaplsyx-t ~ tie iocaA @0s1eK-
ities w~zu Iszs1 - ~ lAs 9atl2s y * - y
s3 ~
Every th1ag : t1rzaoA and confusion Spa
Butts ~ 10 soxk IL bctnE o~Ee- III Tie
nrs. tlu4e s4Dce lhs NuEk las eof2tue iacs Z
g1e 1-sn sss-l fssgsl el1 aud EEs 1ot IA =
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
Apratectire uiicbinr-Strsp.

Many horses while standing tied In Ito
street or elsewhere show an irreprcssibis
desire 10 gnsw the post. raj. tree o. othef
Sbject to unlcn they may be biiched-
Whether FOR amusement, or from hunger
or playfalness, the horse which has ths
habit viii practice II on every woOaeD oo-
iect, as the hitcbiugrposts. ba-s. and IN 90
many Instances the street shade trees ~
almost every village bear silent testimony.
Oar illustration shows device from J. y.
Swezey. Howard County, Nd, fer al attach
ment % tho ordinary ne-rein. which keeps
Tho hnr,e AZ a safe distance. ale eIectua-.r
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
The Treaty wiu Is. AZ. tifsd.

LONDON. June l2-The Posts Berlin
special says that the delay in the fatitcs-
ton oi the samoan agreement by the Gov
eminent at Washington is noi caused by
differences upon serious points. but soieiy
upon minor details There j. complete hc-
cord upon the chief principles az settled IA
the agreement and the American sneInbefs
OF the conference express theInsstsss Es
entirely confident that the United ststes
Senate viii Iatify the us-ly basod spsn IL
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
B he Checker Mate n.

CHICAGO, June l2-The games in the
checker contest progressed more rapidly
on Tuesday than on the day before The
contestants-B Barker and Reed-played six
games, each winning one game with four
draws Tho score now stands. Reed g.:
Barker J. drawn. p, leaving twenty-five
games TO be PLAYED
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
JOINED HIS PALS.
AIsxzndsr Sullivan -zslsf FOR Par
t-ciDaEto1 IA tas CEcLsn AaraeE.
yEabICI OF TIE caR0sEaS ItRH.
1hs Iri-h-A2srsea4 Lss4sF, toxsfhss
Si<A - ,..isfsaa- cssseila 4lsd = ss<A-
t4H Hald-a sp-ss4I Cf.aa J9sy
-xGs 80 N0xk AEEssts-


cHIckaa, gll.s Il Al - ? r. Tuesday
tAa 1sy IA .As cxsnls iz.4uass tsok tAe
s--s zad Es4Ts1 tsE 1s4bsE.Cioa e2ezLly
befoEs iorP "a -ke rsxuEaAa iatisaazed tnAs
tas 11<y lad agreed EDsA s~z<ls1 oaly
. CsroBsf Hertz sad a ANAL kaot of spec
r4tors we're "A tas zs.saa La yersllcL . "a
fs4d ga l0-r1ac IA1Vxssstss IO1ss.
We. ne azdsrstsszsd. q isry appointed .
sl4ks a. ilsFg .sCo1slisg Lot-ss - Ass Tie
so4.y ss.s ~sd eaz1s - b1s death. stAts "a cur
ssssilss fssGz tas ssl1saess
n >1atIzs nss.sv 10 - "A OF Fsz<z1ck ~ Cra-
ma, kas~a % Gssal1-
a 1hst ara Ss.ta s.s -aot lE1a zArsrzi
causes sst sael sDis1r u1sa1x
= fass IA ssla Fs1Eiex II. Croaa va ss-
soI saJron "a aou4z a. Nsrta ClsFA stress "a
s4s sssllss si A~y 4, tsos. ~ ssl.z gsfssa -
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

CHICAGO Turs -
CsTTfF- Nafzsf uc6srrtslv sctave on locsi
sc shlFFi1g RccCDrt Good r-sdes stss6 r.
Common iots 1se ioTef cuotss1oEs rargs 8
~ see - Tor roe6 - choice shfgpil z
sissrs - ? - Tor ornuou 20 rooc oo .
= s9Hts fer tutehsrs' eieers e. asss9rs for
siecsers. s. 7sz1s - for Fssssrs s. ss2t . ~
80 P~Is
Bces-NsrFst fairly setivs - ys1ting SIS
. 9FnE src1grt FsehrE rttbsr -saa.
Fr.ces osctne1 s21ac q usht A1e "a fbs o.
hesTF ss-s r1ures as 81 sods e. Ter hef d;
y efaf p fer rs8gs pscktns- ~ s1&4 q -,
ESsS, as - <s34s fsr kssFT pssstns s-s
- pplas sots.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

HoLYoKE, Mass, juno I2-One OF The
canal banks gave way Tuesday night
undermining the foundation OF the Cabo,
Mills, which collapsed, causing a loss Of
sloO, 900 The washout was caused by the
canal being damaged by workmen's care.
lessness in putting ia machinery in the
mill A bridge belonging 10 the Copnecti-
cut River Railroad Company spanning The
canal was also wrecked.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
q noRslsLe DEED.

A Jealous Indiana armor BsAesds his
uas and fnas His own Laisscnes with
a. bsse III az assls Acid
YIscESNEs lad. june IA terrible .
murder and saloide occurred tllee miles
soutA of this place ~ oiosk . al seth
NarIay . faIulcf aged oa ene haklax tive
or Ella children became Jealous of his aifo
and Shot her IL the abdomen He taea cut
her head Oh wltba oaIn-clesver. huHR,ng
then 10 the yard where some prusaie Acsd
had been buried. he dug II up. sw allowed
q and died "a a few nomeEtA
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
Relief ruIds Gnaocouutsd fsr

MrVEhNoN. III. Jane - The money con-
tibuted for the cyclone sufferers "a the basis
OF grave charges made against Tie nnEnos
committee that handled IL 10 is charged
r3at $1,000 has rot been accounted fer.
t1at the report OF the committee ls EllsloHG-
iifg and an investigation Ia oailen for. The
air has been full of ruinors or Issuths snd
tho explanation IA about due.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
Jumped Down [. shan.

MILwAUEEE, June l2-WlllAla Atkinson,
9 well known citizen OF honwooo com
rnitted suicide Tuesday morning by Jump
ing into one Of the Ashland mine sbaftA
His body was found sos feet from the sur
face horribly .lsilated hr Atkinson
friends are al .0ks 10 account Tor the ul-
fortunate affair
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
sev Y.rk sunda, school.

ALBANr. n Y. june II The State suns
day School Association assembled here re-
ports 7.l:3 Sunday schools in the STATE.
1OS. .2s2 teachers and ofhcers sls 10 scholars.
anc .. DOS conversions in the year Eyory
county has an association with average
VI five town ASSOCIATIONS 70 eacA
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
Fatal storm I'm New England.

BosToN, June l2.-severai lives were lost
and property was greatly damaged by the
storm which prevailed throughout New En-
gland Mrs Anna Quirk of Holyoke. Mass
was struck by lightning and instantly killed.
AT Belknap Fred Pierce grocery clerk, was
fatally injured by bolt, and policeman
Stevens was Knocked down in the street
and is not expected TO live. At several
places houses were struck and the occu-
pants slightly shocked.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

CRY OF MEuco, June u Steps are be.
ing taken here TO raise funds for the Johns
town sufferers.
The Cabinet is debating the question Of
forming new ministry telegr3Phs. posts
and railways and of dividing the Ministry
OF justice and instruction.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

sINNTsPoLIs. MINI, June 70 A Journal
special from Wabpeton. ID 4. SAVE The
Bank OF Wahpeton. OF which ". J NsBdes
veer is president haf assigned 10 J. w.
Banding There had been heavy run
unknown
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

BLLTIxoEE Nd. June q Mayor Ia
trobe has received letter from Or Butler.
of Shephcrdstown " Va saving that n eat
destitution exists IN thai peKhborhood
among The canal boatmen on sscouut "a
tie recent food
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
Mormon. Invading the Northwest

WINNIBEG, Man, June 15-Papers in Al
berta Territory are calling upon the Doinin-
ion Government to watch the Mormon coli
ony founded near Macleod by persons from
Salt Lake Ci5y 1t is charged that they arc
practicing polygamy, and 1t is feared that
they viii shortly control the electorate.
The Government is being urged to sell them
no mora ianf
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

hurry % get % work However AL tbs men
a. the IaOfgus and tie relief committed es
are stu hard az work.
General Hastings states that the work Of
clearing away the debris under the diTeo-
ton ., the State win coInmencs In earnest
In the morning James Mcknight, OF Pitts
burgh. mas been selected a. ose of the con
tractors and Will have ooO ME at work
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

LInsNT, y T. jane ~ Governor Ffu
has signed IL bill making = q nisaemean-
OF 20 keep what IL known s. bucket
shop for betting and gambling purpos.s
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

IA PORTE. Ind, June IA numb-r Of
prominent Methodists. including Presiding
Elder Beck, OF this district. and Hon. Ciem
Studebaker. are AZ the head Of Z movemen nj
to locate a Western . ntauqua under the
patronage OF the MetL' list church. at Hud-
son lake, "a beautiful sheet OF water located
in the eastern part of this county. com
mittee Will soon visit the lake to note its
adyantceea
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
Secret Marriage OF Emms Hond

NEVADA. No, June 12. 1t has just been
discovered that Emma Bond. the Young
woman who was the victim I'm the terrible
scboolhouse outrage az Taylorsville ia sS2
was secretly married last October az the
First Christian Church parsonage in St
Louis TO C. l. Justus, a young merchant Of
HeDicr han
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
EIGHTY KILLED
Frsnttai Railway Accident Near
Armagh. Ireland
IL EyCVRSIos TRAIN wRECEEn.
seventy boAa Bodies kscsycrea. aas
Others Are ssail Baraea IA shs ksiRs
-aks ssOti.as kls..tis s1asas-
sSlocl ShtlaEsA-
ngFlKp nv fFsKNIrs

DusIIS suns A train containing an
exsairston pastF Of 30 persons lsrln-
oI&lly Methodist essAaag -ss,i-ool Ct.ilartn
4n1 lAelr teachers aad Relatives LA
bessR wrecked ncaT ArlnaKa. and faily
slghty persons have lost lheir lives.
The bodies of seventy Unfurt00ates have
been takea fram the srecA. ana nisus ara
sliA under TIE oeeTiA 8he victims ara
Ia,ssis children The destination ~ the
party was N&TIen Point II is a ~aseriag-
place Al the mouth II the AswTy I1yer. ?
0ogAts DoHn
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

T. enjoy c-fd hoalth. and prevent tie
seees ef disease fro-l rpenIg - yoir
system. Tou saou8 4 use The best Tnedl-
cne n fas world. Sulphur Bfters,
pnrch H-i TreVeut Y0ur sFstsm from
~ ran dovn tv making 2 stro1l1
I'D ls EEF " T. -E9v.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

HTTwaUsFF. June IA special from
vestfeld Wis ssvs the dam of the rrfst
and pa = mills at Lawrence on Duck creek
three miles above that place. pere svept
away bv food Monday night The loss
X IL Pc serious
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
Generous Cir to Kno. c.Iiev..

GALEsIUEG, H.. June - - Daniel X
Pearsons IL Hinsdsle. has given $50 Ooo
worth Of Chicago real estate. yielding an
income Of $500 a year. 10 Knox College
lie provides that part OF this shall sup
port a Latin profess1rship and tie rest
be loaned TO poor students At low rate OF
interest
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
Killed by a Thupa.rbsIt.

NEwsrK y J., June w. l3errnsn Mats,
aged - years was killed by a stroke &c
lightning while at work IN ssi0Tn0n's iath
factory Five other workmen received
painful shocks but Will recover
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

salt rheum. with ia intense itrhlng
and burning. IS cured ~ Hood : Sarsa-
psrslia Msnv who we're formerly So
ver- suffers have reason 20 Thank the
pecll Ar medl leInefi for cures effected
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
NEW PosrMASTERs.
President HaTrisos Named Several of
Them ga tassdas.

WAssgN0ToN. June x The President ap.
pointed b number u postgnssters on Tues
dAy, among them the following;
Ohio-S4dney. q. v. Neal MicAss "a Bsn
gor J. u. bennington. Ninuesots AlDeu Lea,
h. o. Haukness Mlssouri-Ssiisbur, = -
Hilton koiia. H. l.. BAKER. Kansas trstt.
R0Deri Anderson; Oberiir. Z Born C.yde a.
w. knspR Nebraska bFekcn bss, :. O.
Bsebe; Aurora. John Tweecy. hassoEsIu-
Portage. & ~ Morrison
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
consolidated.

BosToS. June - The Edison electric
light companies haze been consolidated
under the name Of the boison General
Electric Company. The capital 10 sissSo. =
90,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

Wv YogK Jans 81 Gavin Rriss -
chio kss hesn elected charms 50 of tte
haliona. DeMocrstic CsHraifte-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

Dvs xoTyEs. Ia June - The Republic
"A stats Ceutral Committee uow is sesSl on
bas decided e cali state convention Al
KrEt Il
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Jure II
FLoUR-Market light and quiet. Spring pat
ents, .fs5g5.73; Bakers, g. ssoG34o. Siraights.
&.5JfA50.
WBEAT-Cnsettled and active. No. . June.
79ESoc, July. 76l. G77e; Angus. 93.G7s4c;
September. 73Sa7ss.c.
C0RN-Quiet asd firm. No 2 s4c; No. 3
Yellow. % aS8isc. No. g 3SaS3Sc; 10. 3 Yel
low, 53Ac; June, sac; July. S<sS l1S4ssc; Au.
gust Aa4S.zc; September. - 335Ac, De
cemocr, 34;so.
OATs-Quiot and steady. 10. 2 cash. e2is a
e2s.c; June 2219S2slc; July. 22A422'Sc;
September, 223s12sAc Sample lots trscs L
and free on board IL good request and frnler
No. g. sil2sc; No. White, sCti gs7ac, Nc. :,
2s's t2eZc; No. ? White. g7ss sa2sc.
RTR-stesay and quiet Ne cast, 3sHc:
June, SsAc; July. ssi4o, September, 4lc. No.
by sample. s9a <cG. ana No. a about ssr35c
BARLEY-Inaciivs and neminsl. Choice sam
pies eaots5se so1<Se; fair. 30aa5c. Yegy llitls
barley on sale and eem and very light
MSS PORK-Rathes quiet and prices lo-er.
Prices ranged at o.. eoeI for cash. ;ll - ,
il.ee for June; ell s0diI. 7sts for July; Ell "a
1i-so for August aue sli60dils7s fer Sep
fember
LARD-Rsiher active ard prices easier.
QDStstons ranged ., t57is 1t 60 for cash
ss.57ssae0o for June. soc2ha6s7ss Tor July;
O. G. as 20 for August sad g. s77n4GS for
September.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

CuiI. nred feelrE,
eUll PANS m hack
a. = Ia erurt Crs,
never t4Ils - give
Bsrantee IT, Price
drug store. I-6
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

WHEAT-Wesk. kaAo sover 10 Red
July. siisasiA,e. August = II-1e1siXe; Se =
iembeT S2t1s2Ac, December, s. l-IssS sei
Nay 1ssgl. setc
CoRN-Dul and steady, Mixed Western
slafsc.
OATS Slow and unchanged; wssterH-
~ &c
Provisions Bee. inactive: Extra Mess
go, Plate. y io4so) PofE. auisier un-
chsngso. Mess. s4os2;85o. PRIME fie.o03
las, Lard. SLOW sud sssssy, steam Tsnssrs1-
~
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

REMOVAL NOTICE.
= r w. Il = x 7 i d.
TrE rrEtsfrFe
ufgrFTTf HFsrpp

Pas -efreees 81 his rev frsa- ne raff,-s - 81
f.r-a ir fne fsrlrHeN ffaef s9,-r a ..-r
f.-rr.'s f-e reafs store sne~r 81 - r.rs...s.e
e. rseff ts iHtaHas HHf 81 persons rre--.lx
fr.rf rfT r. rss~eses ~ rearr fefer9t -. 80.
ftarl ~ frfe. 70 Haedieirs ussa
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

tEcUKE HfTcBIsg sTE1F.
protects tic tree - ofhsF object from ne
teeth II consists of piece ~ hare wo.,d
board tw0 feet long sud s. many inches
wiae. witt q hsle 80 inch from eaob eud
through wfFr the fie rein "a thrust Such
9 stick is quickly mace and nav be carried
slong In the buggy ~ wagon ane slwsys ts
ready for use American AfrioultVrist
Eiruet son Thing
FIRST dude IN tel yeu whst Il Is.
Cb3av. struck something soft tnis n0rB-
ing
S~oors dres-T-bs 6eBcs You cis3 Howf
First dude Bump NJ bead against tie
foor a rCg 8 Eecgra.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

r = reported ~ peiice circles thss 10 iess
rhsn thusy warrants sre being made o8'
for suspected accessories al OF which Nia
BE- serrsd ,s ,7oce fss ilst a said - 'a-
siude sfse feHaefng Eosn r Reggs 81
fser Daa Brown Harry Jar1sn. Aicaae
reisns rAe-sne- p BueSieY Peter Ne
GeehAs. p @ FselsY. Frsns HgrraY. J.
Rrsssex. = cgnes and Jean Moss
lets slss sepor-es tsst a Fsrrsn. vi b.
t-sr,.sl Ssx IA ar-s~s ~ Henry Is Csrsn. t5s
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-06

OFFIcE-El Paso. Texas, Nos, ; and 4. Bron
son Block.
WORKS-Co,ton Avenue. FL Paso. Texas.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-06

u cambridge Nundy Esq. County Atty, Clsy
Co Ter saws .sHave used Electric III ters with
rnosf happy results. Ny brother vss also very low
With Nainrial Fever and ysundice, ust was cured
timely use OF this medicine Am satisfied Eler-
Nc Bftters ssvef his life"
M. d. l. wilcoxson, OF Horse Cave, Ky. Odds e
ME tests:n ony, saying he positively - ieges e
would have died he'd II not been for Electric Bit
tsrs
Thts great remedy viii ward % ~ wei ~ cure
al Nalarial Diseases aid for all Kidney Liver snd
Dtomsch Disorders stands ulequzled- Price 20 cts
sndSl 90 ct J. yongs's drug store.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-06

0.UY0 u DEP may he found on lie at 0enL
1nxO L AZ Ell T.. howell a Cos Newspaper
ADVERTISING Duran 10 Spruce 81 h~era szvc-.isns
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-06
JAMES MEANS 4 CO., Al Lincoln St., Boston, Mass

Choice branas Of butter ana c!ee q
a. Hooters the pioneer grocer. on Ere
mont and Fifth streets. NJ
Salt pickels, 30 cont. a gallon. ct
.Wolcott's Cash Store.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-06

The only award II merit for tiasses.
Londcn. 1887 was captured BY seeley
& Co. There we're over sizty-sight
competitors. -
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-06

AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
Y. G. pAkE, room IS. Merchant EXCHANGE, San
Francisco, is our Authorized Agent for California
eco. P. HOWELL d CO.. 10 Spruce ST.. New
Yovk.
Ali transactions made by the above named per-
se~s. will be complied with At the PROSE ECTOk
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-06
DEED Sen Wonders exis, in

nEED Sen Wonders exist in
NLCI thousands of forms, hut ere
surpassed by the maryels Of invention. Th' sc
who ere Ia need of profitable work that can
be done while living at home should at once
eepd their address to Hallet & Co Portland.
Maine, and receive free full information
cow either sex. OF all ages, can earn from
Is to 81 per day and upwards wherever they
live. You are started free. Capital not re
eyed. Some have made over $50 in a SIN
lie day 1t this work All succeed.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-06

Fresh Ranch Batter fron lshe ranch OF
= Nhan sfwo!ectf - Store. a7H
Evening capital., 1889-09-27
The Typhoid Endemic.

KEMPTON, Pa, Sept. ~. = Typhoid
fever is very prevalent in the northern
townships of Berks and Lehigh counties.
A number of deaths have occurred near
this place. In the family of Edwin S..
Lutz ten persons were i'll at one time.
The grandmother, Catharine Faust, aged
rs, and t 20 sons, Charles and james
Lutz, aged l6 and ~ years respectively,
died. The others are improving. Jonas
Fritz, a farmer, aged 90 yeas, died.
He leaves widow and six children, sew
eral of the latter being down with the
disease.
Evening capital., 1889-09-27
TANNERS LETTER.

He Says Its Publication Was a Breach
of Confidence.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27. Pension Com
missioner Tanner, questioned as to the
genuineness of the letter purported to
have been written by him to Private
Dalzell, said:
Eyes, the letter as printed is sub
stantially as wrote it. It was written,
however, in.the strictest confidence to a
man whom believed to be my friend.
A man. under the circumstances, writes
that which under other circumstances
would not and should not have been
written. The letter." he continued,
twas evidently stolen. Icannot believe
that any man would SO betray friend ("
The Letter.
In the letter above mentioned Mr..
Tanner says:
Smith also issued an order stopping all re.
ratings. He did not object to 1t until after /
had rerated him and put him mp to SIS for the
loss Of bis arm and leg, thereby putting &8.O35
in his pocket. held. and still hold, that he
was clearly entitled to it; but is il not con-
temptible that q man who had had that done
for him. and who had acquiesced cordially In
against the rerating Of poor devils who. per-
haps. from the effects OF malarial poisoning.
chronic diarrhCea. or some disease Of that kind,
suffer twice as much as q man does from ann
putmtion9
Iwant to say to ypu that did not resign
until the president and secretary had both
said to me ip the same minute that the COM
pleted report Of the investigating committee.
which lay before them. contained no word
which could impeach the honesty Of my &C.
tion in the slightest degree. Then had to
consider whether was man enough TO decline
20 continue In position where / knew my
immediate Official auperi0rs did not desire me,
even c0nceding that could stay against their
wishes. which is not all true. have not the
slightest doubt but that would have been re-
moved Il had not resigned; Ii fact I know
IL. Noble bad certainly pronounced his ultl-
matnm to be my head or his designations and.
of course, break In his cabinet would have
embarrassed Harrison greatly.
Now that have the completed report and
have gone through ii carefully and thor.
Oughlys 4 say 20 you. as one whose good
0uinion value. that all under heavens fheF
can charge me with Is COO much lfberaIIfy and
too much speed IN the granting Of pensions
/ think y0u will aRree with me that We have
had inpecunioeftF ard prOcraakinati0N
enough. 50 that itwould takes more 4Han si1
months of my time 70 bring t Up to : decenl
average.
Ok the future know nothing. II the boys
and particularly those IN Ohio ncQuieBce
/ why + 3 sale 70 say that Tanner VIII Be 1cf|
where BE se-in the s0up.
Evening capital., 1889-09-27

WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Sept. 27.--Alice
Wetzel, II years old. of Herndon, died
in a mysterious manner In the house of
Lydia GotsIlall, in Purdytown, a suburb
of Sunbury. She had either taken an
overdose of poison, or with suicidal in
tent. for the appearance of the body
when found indicated that she had suf-
fered intense. physical agony in her
death throcs. Her corpse was dis
covered by some boys and dog was
licking her face. The body was taken
in charge of by the overseer of the poor
and buried in potter's field.
Evening capital., 1889-09-27
WIN Vote for ProhIbItIonIsts.
the TrI-synodIc BOARD Of mlsslon.

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 27. The tri-
synodic board of missions of the Re-
formed church reelected the Rev. d. b.
Shuey superintendent of missions within
the bounds of the superintendent of the
interior. An apportionment of $24, 900
for missions and $1,000 for church
building was divided among the synods.
The board concluded its work. The
continuation of tri-synodic compact for
another term was recommended and
the present superintendent of missions,
Rev. A. E. Whitemer, was nominated to
the three synods for another term.
Evening capital., 1889-09-27
Scott wiIlIng to Arbltrats.

SPRING VALLEY, MS, Sept. CIV.
L. Scott has sent for the arbitration
committee of the Coal Miners associa-
tion here to meet him in Chicago today,
with view to a resumption of work in
the Spring Valley mines. He has re-
ceded from his determination not to
treat with any committee of organiza.
ton, and everything now points to a
speedy settlement of the mining difficult
ties in this district. The miners will re-
sumo work only on prices equivalent to
those paid at Streator. Another carload
of provisions was distributed.
Evening capital., 1889-09-27
ANNAPOLIS MD. FRIDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 2, 1885,
a NOTABLE wEpDINo.



field Spring., n. Z.
RicHFIELD SPRINGS, N. Y. Sept. III
The most interesting event of the social
season was. the marriage here Of Afr.
Emmons Blaine, son of the secretary OF
state, to Miss Anita Mccormick, daugh-
ter of the Chicago millionaire.
The groom entered the chancel almost
simultaneously with the clergymen and
ct the same time the bride entered the
church on the arm of Cyrus Mccormick,
her brother. Mr.. Emmons Blaine met
Miss Mccormick on the step of the altar
and the two presented themselves TO the
clergyman. Rev. DIR. Holmes began
reading the marriage service and DIR,
johnson took up the ceremony at the
point where the bride is given away.
Here Mr.. Cyrus, Mccormick advanced
and placed his sister in the keeping oi
the groom. The ring was then placed
on the finger of the bride and the couple
knelt to receive the divine blessing, the
rain meanwhile falling heavily.
The newly married pair then led the
procession from the church to the car.
riages and were driven with the wed,
ding party and invited guests to Clay
ton cottage. The floral decorations Of
the church and cottage were elegant
profuse and costly. After the wedding
breakfast the couple at 2:l5 p. m. started
on wedding trip to Bar Harbor, where
they will occupy the Blaine cottage
The bridal couple drove to Herkimer OF
the New York Central road, a distance
of fourteen miles. There the private
car of Hon. Stephen B. Elkins awaited
them and will convey them direct Il
Bar Harhor.