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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-18
State News Condensed.

Public school building at Killeen
has had an addition made to it.
New courthouse is ordered built at
Cameron.
The track of the Fort Worth & Dem
yer Is at last clear of snow.
Thirteen carloads of pecans have
come into Eagle Lake.
Minister Ryan passed through Ell
Paso en- route to the City of Mexico.
Laredo has again broken the record
in imports and exports to and from
Mexico.
The waterworks company of Bryan
has broken ground for the erection of
a stand pipe.
The cotton crop at Killeen has gone
far beyond the expectations of every
body.
Company of New York files charter in
Austin.
Col. A. b. Norton, of Dallas, is said
to be writing history of the life Of
General Houston.
Case of H. M. Conner VS.. Main Concho
Land & Cattle Company is decided in
sum of S., 557 in favor Ofplalntiff
District court now in session at La
Grange has a heavy docket and three
murder cases.
The corporation of Eagle Lake by
vote, will assume control of the public
schools.
Three men living some eight miles
from Belcheville had dispute over
cards and one seriously shot the other
two.
Kynch West, of Hillsboro, charged
with the killing of A. ID. Martin, is
given $4,000 bail on ha beas corpus
hearing.
A firm at Jefferson and one at Wills
Point have failed, on account of bad
crop and failure to collect out stand
ing debts.
The engine of a Southern Pacific
passenger jumped the track eight
miles from Houston. Fireman was
probably fatally injured. Caused by
a misplaced switch.
An election will take place to de-
eide wether Ysleta shall issue bonds
to enlarge and improve the irrigatIng
ditch and acequia.
MI. halley, a dlllSDoro newspaper
man, i'll trying to mount all unruly
horse was showed against barbed
wire fence, impaled thereon and bad
ly cut. He had narrow escape of
the principle artery of the leg being
cut.
Henry Holmes returning to Waco
from hunt attempted to draw his
gun through the fence when it was
discharged. shot entering his arm
AID shoulder.
Tom Carter, brick mason and
special policeman of suburb of Tex
arkana, shoots G.. M. Thompson in
quarrel relating to remarks made
about married lady, relative of the
latter.
A stranger at Mexia, under the in
f1uence of delirium tremens, made
things lively in a drug store. First
he attacked the stove and whacked it
out Of place, then got morphine 20
suicide with. The marshal stepped
in Just then.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-18
Telegraphic Brevities.

| - WV uC" SaSOo vi yOiio" iS'0i "'
| Key West
Dom Pedro, deposed in Brazil, has
sailed direct for Lisbon.
The Roumanian cabinet has re-
| signed. A new one will be formed.
The X. of l.. have been in secret
session in Atlanta, Ga.
M. Floquet is elected president of
the chamber of deputies.
A new ca binet is formed in Brazil.
Brazilian securities have fallen
three points in the London Exchange.
The French Academy of music has
awarded prize to F. Marion Craw-
ford, the author.
All is now quiet in Guatemala.
The three leaders of the rioting were
shot and the others surrendered.
It is said the former prime minister
of Brazil has been ordered to leave the
country.
Five houses OH the Tanques planta-
ton, near Neuva, Cuba, have been
burned by bandits.
Fire broke out on the Guion line
steamer Alaska, in Liverpool, and
500 bales were damaged.
The spotted fever scourge has made
its appearance in Webster county,
Ky.
The new cruiser Baltimore has
made her second trial trip with great
advance in speed.
Holzhay, the Gogebic terror's trial
is concluded in Michigan and he is
sen fenced TO hard labor for life.
Half the coffee consumed in the
United States comes from Brazil.
The revolution will greatly effect the
trade.
Palo Alto at Mafa, Cal, tried to
break the stallion record Of 2:1-2, but
made bad break and failed.
Harriet Hosmer. the sculptor, is en-
gagged to execute a statue of Isabella
of CASTLE. to be unveiled at the
Worlds fair.
The developments of Prince Bis
in permanent accord between Austria
and Russia.
Col n. w. Thompson lawyer of
New York, whose controversy with
Secretary Noble brought him into
notice, eIopes with his pretty young
type writer, Miss Denton.
A dispatch from Lisbon states that
the Portuguese people sympathize
with the people of Brazil in their rev.
olutionary move.
Mr.. Henry Lea, of Philadelphia, has
been appointed a corresponding men,
her of the Munich Royal Academy of
Science.
Ex-Queen Natalie has scored one
more against Milan, in compelling
the Servian regents to allow her to
see her son whenever she chooses.
Miss Kate Drexel who recently be-
came novitiate in the order of Mer-
cy will after while found new or
der.
DIR. William Wilson. chief law
clerk of the house of commons. Otta-
wa, Canada, has died very suddenly
of heart disease.
DR.. William III. Ships of Borden
town, n. j., denies the reports that
Mrs. Parnell is in such want as rep
resented and says she is remarkably
vigorous for her years.
Lord Salisbury, in a letter to the
Hatters' association of Manchester,
says he sees no prospects of inducing
the American government to reduce
the duty on hats.
The Sultan says that the sympa-
thetic spirit shown by the Turkish
people toward Emperor William dur
ing his visit is a proof of their loyalty
to himself.
Senior Capdeon, minister of the Col
with view to the development of
Spanish Republics and Europe.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-18
PERSONAL MENTIONS.

Emperor Williams visit to Constan-
tinople cost the sultan over 81 900, 900.
Gen. Stocmarr. a Waterloo veteran,
is dead. He was ninety-six years
of age.
A.C. Gunter, the author is man
of medium height, solidly built, am
liable and good natured.
Zola's new novel is to be called
LA Bette Humaine." 1t deals with
murder in a railway carriage.
Prince Leon Galitzen, a judge at
! the Paris exposition, tasted 10000 var
ieties of wine, it is said, during the
past three months.
The finest collection of postage
stamps in t his country is said to be
ownedby George Gould. His fathers
collection of stamps is also anOtable
one.
Capt. r. B. Forbes, called "the
Howard of the sea-" in reference TO
his work for sailors, is seriously i'll
at his home in Boston. He is eighty
six years old.
Richard Mansfield's great propuc-
ton of liking Richard ILL.," is now
being given at the Broad Street The
alter, Philadelphia, where it is receiv-
ed with great approval.
Gen. ROsencrans, register of the
treasury, has decided to Introduce the
use of electricity in his office as mot
i've power to run the punching mach
ines for cancelling the redeemed trea-
sury notes.
Hon. Chauncey M. Depew, Senator
Hawley and Rev. DR.. John Hall have
been invited to speak at the annual
convention of the Psi-Upsilon franter-
nifty, which Occures on May | and 2
next, at Providence, r. l.
The King of Siam is about to send
five Siamese boys to the United
States to be educated at his own ex-
pense. The boys are to be placed in
charge of an American MISSIONARY,
| and will PROBABLY be sent to school IN
Pennsylvania.
The first statue erected in this
country to wOrkipgman will soon be
unveiled in Sacramento. 1t is in hon
or of E. J. Stevens. late master mec-
| chanic of the Southern Pacific. The
funds for the monument were con-
tributed entirely by workingmen.
The electric light Will play an i'm
portant part in the SCENE effects of
Barnnm's big show at Olympia in
London. On the top of the roof a
powerful electric search light of %,
candle power (nearly as power
full as Liberty light will flash
at in tervals the name of Barnum over
the English metropolis.
A Louisville Ky. imam, who is well
acquainted with the Caldwell family,
says that the wealth of Miss Gwend-
oline Caldwell has been greatly ex-
aggerated. She is not believed, accor-
ding to this authority, to be worth
more than 100000, and that when
she offered to settle $4,000 year up
on Prince Murat, she really offered
one-half her income.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-18
A Doctor Missing.

DR.. Fromm. the well known veter-
mary surgeon, left with party of
friends OH hunt out on the Medina
last Saturday, and up to time of going
to press nothing has been heard from
him. He is supposed to be lost, or
some foul play has been made. His
wife is nearly crazy with grief and ex-
element.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-18
Professor Attwater's Maidstone.

A little six-year-old boy of Mr.. Tay-
Tor Aubrey, who lives near Mr.. De-
vines ranch at Wetmore, in this coun-
tv, is cured OF the bite of a rabid dog
by the application of the maidstone,
owned by Prof. Attwater and exhibit
ed in his interesting collection of an
tiquities at the Fair. This is the only
maidstone known to be in Southwest
Texas. Mr.. Devine has taken the
stone to his ranch to apply to several
o. animals which have been bitten.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-18
The Orchestra All Right.

Editor LIGHT:
In Saturdays issue of the LIGHT
the article Opera at the Opera
House" contained sentence which
is apt to be misconstrued by the pub
lie. Your critic says, "Said Pasha
will be substituted for Fra Diavolo,
as the company say they "have not
the orchestra to produce it," Now, it
should read thus: GAS the company
has not the orchestral PARTS to pro-
duce it.n The company had only the
piano score, and my orders were not
to play FRA Diavole," as it would
detract much of the merits of this
beautiful opera to have it peril rmed
with piano accompaniment only.
The opera house orchestra under the
direction of Mr.. Mendelssohn, is, as 1
am thoroughly convinced, capable of
playing for any operate company.
Respectfully,
Il. w. MULLALY,
Lessee and Manager, Opera House.
This company has perhaps lost the
orchestral parts" since they left
Waco, as they sang the opera of Fra
DiavolO" in that city, and sang it
badly. CRITIC.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-18
Godspeed and ESQ.

DUBLIN, Nov. 1S.-Archbishop
Croke has written letter to officers OF
the Tenants Defense League, wishing
them Godspeed in their undertaking
and enclosing subscriptions OF ESQ for
the League. \
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-18
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
PRESS DISPATCH
ES AND STATE SPECIALS
Up to the Time of Going to Press

BrazII's Effect on Trade.
LONDON, November 1s.-Brazilian
securities fell per cent on the Lon
don stock exchange today. 1t is diff
cult to effect transactions in these
securities.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-18
Weddings.

Emil Otto, to Miss Juliane zettel-
man.
Frank Herman, to Delfina Verman,
were married by Justice McAllister
yesterday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-18

John Colt, a veteran of the Ninth
Michigan infantry who had been
stone blind for five years, was killed
by falling tree near Gowen, Mich,
last week. The tree was one which
Colt felled himself against the pro-
test of Mrs. Colt, who was compelled
by her husband to lead him to the
tree and leave HIM alone with saw.
When the tree was falling he became
bewildered, and when Mrs Colt
reached the. spot she found him
crushed under the tree trunk.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-18

Steam roller is on St.Mary's street,
putting said street in fine condition.
i. & G.. n. train southbound is 2
hours late today.
"A double bill board has been put
on the opera house gas lamp in from
of the building.
Some of the wild mules broken
to street cars during the fair gave
out last week. One broke down COM
pletely on North Flores street line
Saturday afternoon and the passen-
gers had to walk the rest of the way
home. The mu les are too small.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-18

Miss Rachel Cameron, the youngest
Of Senator Don Cameron's grown
daughters, will make her debut in
Washington society tbs season.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-18

The newest thing in drop-a-nickle
machine sells two cent stamps for a
nickel. The stampsare separated by
a bit of wax paper to prevent them
from sticking.
Mrs. Nancy Frost, who resides near
Marietta, o., is 100 years old, and has
lived IN Ohio since the first settlement
was esta blished at the mouth of the
Muskingum.
A large force of men are at work
grading the S. A. p. near Cameron.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-18
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.
business OF the Session at Denver Chic
Arthur's Annual Adde'S.

Business OF the Session at Drnver-Chief
Arthur's Annual Adde'S.
DENvEB Col. Oct L.. The twenty Xth
annual convention OF iocomotv- nyiuecrs
was called q order in the Tabor Opera
House at o'clock Wednesday afternoon by
Secretary " WFHall, Of the local commit
tee on arrangements The house was most
handsomely decorated with flowers
and emblems OF the brotherhood
The entrance Of Chief Arthur while the
secretary was addressing the large audi
ence was greeted with prolonged sp-
piause. At the conclusion o. his address
Chief Arthur was introd need amid great
enthusiasm After welcoming the dele
gates and assuring them vita what great
pleasure he had watched the growth o. the
order since il organization and the results
II had attained, Chief Arthur said
Tho present 70 ne represents TIE turniue
70 ~ In the history % the order for IL has be-
come apparent that feeling essentially radi-
ca has crept n and taken possession n few
of orr members Ths 's dangerous and must
bc suppressed For owing - tbs. statements.
seemingly contradictory. have crept oct and
become public whfch couid never have hap
pence had there been oneness q thoaghf ard
ar honesty of PM osc. n a. rnans ability
extends beyond thst re1u red ~ fbs
brotherhood then q becomes rs doty - doG
tto herr u1a5 habI meats of the mschBric and
assume tfat pos.t'a or for vhlch ~ is ps-tcn-
larir F'ficd. To nurse ores fisssfisfa action
aEl scatter its SEEDS broadcast g. tase roct "a
the iu arfnatior ~ othrr ueu Be- sif'uL To-dav
clearly defre or position toward rsHvs7
corporations when Z ssT fhaf Only ss lksf re-
scrt 40 NO sanct en- e Efriss
After thanking the citizens - Denver. TIE
railway companies sn1 Others foT thsif
a.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-18

RAILWAY BRAKEMEN.
Annual Meeting al tne brotherhood in
81 Paul, sItnn.

Annual Meeting al tne brotherhood in
So Paul, sIinn.
ST PAUL, MINI. Oct 1.-THE important
features of yesterday session Of the Broth
erhood of Railway BTakemen were the Of
fcers' reports, which were read in detail
Among the recommendations made by
vice-Grand Master Slattery was one urg-
Ing upon the members TO carefully investi-
gate the relief schemes now being pushed
forward by the Philadelphia & Reading,
Baltimore Ohio and other railroad COM
panies. he considered them snare TO
draw the employe on and make him a
slave to his employer. Grand Secretary
and Treasurer o Shea's report gave val
liable statistics concerning the growth and
state of the order The general fund shows
a balance of 81 ,50o95 and the beneficiary
fund reserve of S46i.30
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-18

there comuaeIced q scene never equaleo
ia Pierre iAeu hugged each other
Whoops and yeils and singing rang out or
the night air The chosen Senators and
The most prominent men OF the State took
turns on the outdoor TOslrum and talked tc
the cheering thousands Bopnres were lii
bands PLAYED and the celebration continued
until morning.
Wednesday Afternoon both branches met
70 ballot f0r Se.ators Ia the House the
vote stood y petugrew. los. against -
for Bartlett Tripu. l07 for Moody. against
IA for NJ h Day ia the senate tie vote
was 81 Tor IetugTsW ana Moody against
for Tripp and Day.
resolution and memorial as follows
was passed By both houses to-day unsni-
mously, no other business being transacted.
Ees0ilrd, That the Senators aud Represents
tiyes OF the state Of South Dakota m The con.
Fress OF the United States are hereby request
ed 10 urge the passage q bll 10y Congress al
the earliest date possible providing an appro-
priaticn for the purpose OF making necessary
surveys and OF boring experimental artes-n
wells so as 70 detcFm ne the feasibility and
practicablllty Of arteslan irrigation prepara-
tory 70 the establishment Of asystem Of irrga-
ton OF the State.
lGldeon G. Moody born in Cortland, n.
y, IN lss2. He entered the Union army 81 tbs
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-18
a soLo-gas. MoNuMeNT.
II L. Deaieztes ~ D@rliaEtoo. 0&-, g.
L3t4getts Coaatyss WarrioFs

DAnLrssroS vs.. OcL u -The Iafay-
ette Coautr soldiers aad eai.aEs mona
nlsBt sss anyslled an4 dea5cs.s1 Nsanss-
day il tbs ci.y IL --e srsselcs OF l5lp9
people Ilere we've present Governor
Hoard sn1 staa TIE Commando of tAe
Crand Artay q t4s hspab is sld nasny
cistfngu,sls1 guesls TIE procession - as
about half mile ia Aelg-a
Hou u A OrgCn Ms Introduced and de-
hyered Al eloquent az tress of welcome 70
tae state oneers SIX az whom na1 been IN
the army ia Wisconsin, regiments aud tWc
o. n-aoln had lost al arm ia defense 81 theiE
country hs g.ally greeted the OLD sol
d.ers ~ 10 hal done 80 much for Las stArs
and s1rlpeS Governor Hoard Ia eloquent
language thanked rAe citizens Of Lafay-
et5s County fuy the work gheY had per
formed ia erecting the monument 10 ths
noble soldiers Or TIE las MAR. Ihs mona
lnent Wa than uuyalled az the w0yd of the
ola commander or the Ihir1 Wisconsin,
regiment. Colonel Stevenson. aud dedicated
b. Harvey O. A X post OF Darlington,
after which the orator " the cay. the Hon.
q " Bird OF Madison was introduced and
delivered an eloquent address
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-18

Tie repoTl Il ihs executive ooIalnlttee W.
thsn ra1A Ia regard 10 tAs Kuig1 IA -
Labor tbs report said
'-f1e ess1e.stier yesT How ol0sed has seen
a. alasosf totai ea Ispse os the ofFs1ssst a.
EaQEg 90 tas h1s sals ~ L4sor - fAf "a
lfash tbat Yert4Qn is cCIusIsle. stlg1 80
temples a. aaE .b.-e stFcet ~ Ix.N aala-
p@nies. st2rt.Eg ia ~lsa shs mAp isst aesal-
uiinstieu - ga4s a. q frlgAlfal eks1.plr 81 o1o
~ he Menngfs al k1e Assse aUaI-
tee Atlantic ASsDNe h4llrOa1 lauFsfs
81 BrookgE-s sirse' ua- declared "a - ias
company llaes. heiors IA ooDciasisa i Has
sceoNp@nssa eata r.Cl. lloe1hhee sas 1Eea
murder 1hls stFlkE secn extcnaea e. New
N'srk. taAiss ia every Ans a. tlat r.ty
ever WhCt tls kuStH 81 Laulr
he'd Auy leTtfol 49, tAeuce westward
toCE Hs xss UltA "a reached tat clty 81
~. .e1 es uoN are The aeAIh-Ensl af me
organization oi lne ha.s sAls ef Labor hes been
soanaea because "a las sbewn lls uIRogli.l.
ness toliye IN reAsau 81 tAf cTime committed
IL "a n4ue aad Uuaer ile direction % "a ls4e.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-18

SCRANTON, Pa, Oct 17-Solon Davis, Of
Providence, Pa, accompanied by two
ladies, entered tho blooming mill in this
city of the Scranton Iron & Steel Company,
10 observe the process OF manufacture At
the doorway were three cars loaded with
red-hot ingots, and 70 escape tie heat Of
of these in passing Davis stepped back
ward and was caught by an immense tv-
wheel, revolving 80 times 4 MIN
ute and whisked out OF sight Whom tho
engine was stopped Davis dead and no =
ribly-mangled body was found in the wheel
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-18

MrNNnArous. MINI, oct H. Ida Nav
Wilcox. the Minneapolis heiress who caused
q sensation on TWO continents last spring
ly elopng from Monte Carlo with Dr.
Sellon of London. Wac married here
Wednesday 70 Henry I My.ius, q million
aire Of Genoa. Iialy. IL was Myhus who
rescued the giri from Or Bellon IN Paris
and conveyed her back 20 Monte Carlo.
There he fell ia love with her, proposed,
and the wedding is the result
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-18
HOW IT WAS CAUSED.
A Stray Piece Of Iron Re ponsibls for tn
Mount Auburn Horror.

Stray Piece Of Iroa Re ponsibls for tho
Mount Auburn Horror.
CINCINNATr, Oct. 1Z-James NJ Dohertv
secretary OF the company operating the
Mount Auburn inclined plane, has made a
statement which throws some light on the
cause of the inclined plane railway acct
dent by which six passengers were killed
lie says il was little piece OF iron that be-
came lodged in the of valve and Was
found by the men who have taken the ma
chinery apart How il came there DO one
yet knows Il was not broken of Of any Of
the s1rroun ling machinery. By occupying
a space required for the rod 10 move in il
SO disarrangsd the machinery as 10 render
it impossible Tor the eng nicer 10 shut OF
the steam
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-18

SANTA ASA. Cal. Oct III Mrs Efie
Echoll Vas found az her bone in Iukun
"Wednesday morning with her throat cat
aad her Two children 3 boy GgeG years
and q girl aged years were found dead
beside Der viii their TIA oE0s also cur hrs
Sehou lad Iiled the chlld-sn AID al
tempted suicide but she Nil pIol2tiY re-
cover Her husband from whom she ~ -
divorced three years ago. Was trying u
gain possessiou 81 the children. aud ID IL
the crime
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-18
sCOURGE OF SMALLPOX
one OF the Islands of Lake Erie one Vas;
est-Houss-

sANDusKr. o. Oct T. - About three
weeks ago DR.. L T. Schneider, OF Pelee
Island. Vas taken III with disease which
proved 70 be smallpox Before the nature
OF the disease became known over 210 peo-
pie, including about sixty school. children
were exposed 10 Il Now word comes from
Pelee that there are nearly 100 cases or the
disease on the island.
The State Board OF Health has issued an
order closing all ports along the shores Of
Lake Erie against Pclee Island The island
has about 1000 population, every one Of
whom viii doubtless contract tho disease
All avenues OF escape from the place have
been closed by the American and Canadian
authorities. Every one OF the entire group
Of Lake Erie islands have quarantined
against Pelee, ana the Canadian authori-
ties have Qparantined the mainland again 4
the island, which has become d vast isolatsd O
pest-hopSe
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-18
The Maritime Conference.

wAsEIN0ToS, Oct lZ-Upon the reas-
sembling Of the Mnifime conference Al
mira Franklin. the president. suggested q
complete organization, and Lieutenant
Colman. OF the United States navy was
elected secretary and Cecil Spring Rice.
Of the English delegation, Charles NiViera
iFrancel and Waiter Baess Germany ao-
ditional secretaries u was decided 70 meet
every dav except saturday
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-18
South Doko,a'. ProbibI,ory Law.

YASKToN. s. D. Oct 17-United States
Attorney John c. Murphy says that the en-
forcement OF the prohibitory law may be
impossible in South Dakota until three
months after the adjournment Of the Legis-
lature. The constitution provides that no
act shall take effect until ninety days after
the adjournment of the session at which ii
passed unless two-thirds of the members
shall otherwise direct
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-18

ISDIsNAFoLIs Ind. oct l1-Judge Irwin.
OF the Marion County criminal court. has
decided the dressed beef ret % The lnst
Legislature % be HncOnsti lutlonal and d.
Yeeted that an enIv le made disCharg NJ
Philip Klein. OF TIE Chicago Dressed Beef
Company, against whom the proceedings
were brought
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-18

s1QNc4 VII
grew - votes,
Moody. D Edeer-
ton O. ana War
dali &A As soon
ss this Iesult vas
announced q mo-
ton carried un4n
inously 10 make
tae nominate u
PETIT ew an 4
Moody tue 8choice
Tor United States
Senator'S When
the fGct bee alue
known that Pet
tigTe y aud Moody
MIA AlnLnrlnn
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-18

RurrMo. y Z. Oct i7-sfephsn p.
sherman and r Ieverdge who were aon-
nscted With the recently exposed elevator
steal have been Indicted and admitted -
BAT ia ths sum Of $4,000 esch Ih-y were
among the nros- prominent members Of tie
Merchants Exchange
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-18

PUTNAM. Conn. oct l7-ChaIles / Hull,
the son Of wealthy parents o. boclport
n Y, disappeared from home several
years ago Al trace % him Vas lost until
recently. when lie was found al his case in
Putnam printing Office HE father died
recently. aud lie became heir u Sl50 GO
The young man has left FOR home 10 receive
"a
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-18
little suffering Mt Johnstown.

PITTsBUBGH Pa, Oct Nv s Colville,
who has been at Johnstown since the day
following the food SAYS that the work OF
the State department was about com
pleted and that there was not nearly the
amount of suffering in the district az was
reported Every body who wanted work
there could get il