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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-09-13
ASSignee'S Notice.

The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee OF George NJ. Graham.
lately OF Whtestown. Butler Co., Pa. All per-
sons owing said George NJ. GTanam will please
claims against him win present them duly au-
thenticated for settlement.
j. D. GRAHAM, Assignee.
Aug S, 1889. Whitestown. Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-09-13
BAsTIAS's TAxIDERMY.

The best thing at the Fair however, was
Garvey Bastian's display Of stuffed animals
and birds. He is natural artist in taxi
dermy, and some years ago began making
a collection which has now assumed such
interest and proportions that he can well
be proud Of it.
He has it arranged in the centre of a
tent, on IA mound in which is a hunters
cave and its occupants, and some of the
specimens are 30 life-like as TO, at first
glance, be deceptive.
THURSDAY
Was the greatest day that Butler has ever
seen. At least fifteen thousand persons
were on the grounds, and even with their
additional ground the managers were put
to their best to accommodate all the vchi-
clcs that entered and feared they would
have to close the gates. The sun was hot
and towards evening the dust became al
most unbearablc.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-09-13

MCCANDLESS-At Prospect, Saturday,
Sept. :, 50, -, wife of Joshua MeCan-
dless.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25

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l. 1zy-ez 4s-4tSr11 81 address - ~s-e-42~.
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1sz / tsl- 80 tE4f "a 80 ys4-s - % .~s4s
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tie ses.ferec ns1---fs ~t . i4zatis l. i~l--g
ss12-1a 81. Ave 4.ssA s1sn % -. .eEst1@r -
eo1r~-ss - ~ ssIss14t 4pars Lat ~s
set szles sss1 eIAeL d k4s 1esa g-s@s2Us
an s-re 8. LA l-ls s-z44. e-1..a lla tas
sr-sl s4.1s 1i yestsr4sy d "a 80 sss1
- uses ~t1 c.r ce2rs1-s - NE ~-s-e
seer 4sat9l-ls oat ezrs.s- ne sane r-g -2-sE
s--sa a. 1.rsle1--a tzSse s4eEels@s eo1-
Eset@d = t1 t1s -zole-lo1 q ue41a-~1t
t1-t a-@-s ~ IeSlIe1l4l tlstlL0l-4~. IAp-
p-s-ss.l iesvrsss. os2r-1eS - -sr gg4gi1-
Tie cna1ge ~alc1 ~as Ua1s n tas
sd al xl.o 81 sgssa . Ia Eele1.s ~.tA
ys1 t>~t4g - forset 4tsse l1sE "a t1s Nu-e
Gsi-g t1ss al z4oli- scoer. <11 % remsui-
Der cay t1ai Al gs1r coaara1s &aa tI-t41 ID
lADp4ase
The audience hstsusd attengiveiy ~ this
speech, sua after other exercises were
ossr sraepSc It's h4ha of t1eir 60 ulra1s AZ
4rms. now President ~ tAs United S.a-es
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25
NORTH DAKOTA.

fi~tfeFsa Adopted BY the Republicans Of
the New STATE 1hs Holding ii tie
N1rids rAlr ~t Chicago Favored.
lAs9o. \. d. Apz - The North Dakota
LepUoAS4n state convention rezsssIntlod
Friday and adopted with entbuslzsm and
csme1stl SEO1s of applause a resolution In
dorsing the CITY of Chicago Is PIE eminent
" Tie nt-est place IL which - hold tAs
Worlds Fair o. ~ The State ticket Vas
then completed aud platform was Aeopt-
ed synepsls ol tbs latter is as follows
u rtaNrms tae National Platform - The
last cam myaign gloriEes Tie RsPu6lcan party
declares against the eHcroaohmeuls OF CORPORA
tons on the nights Cf TIE issEsrs. uEconlyro-
inisi1gly fasoTs the American system o. pFo-
tsct'on. f2yOTs liberal pensions 10 veteran
soldiers who have been Lsnoraby dis
charged declares sympathy with al movc-
rneats "A favor of Temperance. demands the
careful guarding or TIE public school lands
and indarses he submission uy The C.nststu-
t.onal convention OF a yIc4loltory amendment
% the constitution.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25
MANY CHECKS STOLEN.

The Discovery Has Been Made That the
Malls Between Madison aud Milwaukee
Have Boon Tamgered with
MADISON. Wis. Aug 2;-It has devel
oped that large numbers OF letters
containing drafts or checks l. Sc been
lost or stolen between here and Mi
waukes en- route or in one Of the olncos,
probably at Milwaukee Bank letters es-
pecially have been taken The matter has
been kept quiet Tor prudential reasons.
hoping that United States detectives would
pounce on the thieves Ii Is thought that
the trouble between Postmaster Paul and
the Civil-Seryice Commission has de
moralized matters in tl.s Milwaukee post
efiee. and some empioye, taking advan-
tage OF the demoTallzation, has been max
ing a wholesale job OF IL The checks are
worthless unless taken TO some other
parts OF the country and Endorsements
forged. II Is supposed that large amounts
of other valuable mail matter from Mil
waukee has been stolen. and United States
detectives are now at work on the theIts
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25
- - ID
nav CABLE PROJECT.
A Line from san Franchise SO A"straiia
Likely TO lie L4i@.


Likely TO Ee Laid.
sAN FRAHclsco. Aus "a The committees
appointed recsaly by lie locsl Chamber
OF Commerce. o investigate The fe4si bilis
of laying AZ oc.an telegraph cabie from
this point % Australia bas reported IN favor
or the project aud estimates ths
cost of csble line from SAn
T.anoisoo 70 New Zealand by WAY Of
Honolulu and TutuiiA ST $1,000
0Jo j. e urged thai the line would he Z
pavins Investment as Il would secure The
whole o. the Hawaiian business, al OF tas
business OF the Pacific Islands cenJeruG
st the sanoan group ana Al Of the
United States buainoss OF Australia
colonies and New Zealand. together
with large percentage OF The coienlA
business with the United Kingdom Kuc
Europe The cost OF cabling from sycrey
10 London. Il IS estimated would be re
duoec - s. cents word Il is suggested
that the United states Government grant &
subsidy for the purpose 10 the extent o.
guaranteeing per cent per annum on ar
Investment Of sle Coz. ooO. bonds 10 be issu~ c
by company Incorporated under the laws
OF the United States
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25
on THE MARCH.
Thousands Of Nstsrazs TrGmpinE
loss ards A1ilW z~ksA
TIE CgEla CHI FAST FILLING Up.
n A. Estaa@tsa IA@t Ossr ssssa Il 49,
a4sa Fersees WHl Have ss4a -
tAs A~us1sl Eac@La gAs@sEf.
ssssioAz.

nuwAr1-z Aax "a flse t4eusA1o -
irors ~ t1- Or4ll ARMY s1oaE- l'-ie-t -te
SlrsA1y here Tents have been erected tsf
- ~ veterans a41 ghs sapPls Las 0esA eA-
k.es1xd Io1ls Ter ls ~ -nefs lave been
ordered Dlt Jney cAG Not toA~A "A 9
before Aolday ais1t - tat LIE oeias
u y sen4-iaas one Tie 1ne ~ RAJ c1
~ Tie a1Nua uar411 4 -esoSY morning az
thou21 Lss 0r1e-slly sAEouncsd. = under
s15sd 70 0e from IN enty seventh s1eet oE
Crauo avenue ana Wisconsin street - t-e
LAKE ia a. about t~o miles Snc hAt,
Win tae reviewing stand 81 tie avenue
between EleseDta s1d Twelfth streets
Tic California. Colorado. AetrasAa sna
peansy lgaAia delegations have Put - sn ai'-
pearsnce IAe Commander IL Chief ana
ether officials eill review the parade from
a staad 10 be erected on Grand Efea0s,
near Eleventh street
The coslest tor TIE position q senior Woe
Commander in Chief is between Depart
msnt Commander NeissoTt ol AllwGukee.
and Past Department ComAal ler Ga nm,
q Laa ClaiIs ne friends ot COl0uel
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25
HIPPOLYTE WINS.
La1ltlr0s Has Ao1ioats1 TIE Hay
tlen Lea1srsAlp
za.s tiosaIisas General EAters "a t@sy
~ste al tti. fsrees. - Eiis lias t's4e~t-
90 kssF4rss laI trA1cs Aa@AlF~i
eLe14rdl Astlag President

WAsalNegoN ANg ~ Aeu1s Secretary
NslEeI hlalne AAs Ieoeife4 tAe isilosin ins
cs1le,.14m ilam -AolllrAi Ubet4iAi
osEa E..-a.1-Ag las Eaaa- 1sIoe 81 tAs A~fta
At-Al- SO station
''Lsgsi-las Pred ths terE.s ane9ee aua
el-sArke1 lA4fsass &iicraeaa cD ssarN s-e
felea eoftalte- ls = 49,. kassH ~nett if
Wa a. E'fsagtss 4osss4 saflee .las
to"- litAAs l-er.lls Hs ie~f FIst
AANc s~.sLee t-t 1lrlatzstlc sefts tGst ~Ai
- az Ca - Flsseat sES40.e IAe frsntA
Ana EsEiisA eset@aas = .ll 4os al.eos lAs e.acls
a. "a fof1 lnlFof.0at ttaf SO = l4.s.af
saolis tS se1t iu.nlas -lsis
NEN loKa. Aeg ~ -k4anha1ci a lc have
IeooiseS t1s following dispatch uo4A fsIt
a Prince
.'l-ss.t .las embarked ou tAs sc Rionts rolnte
sntegsl $50. hlpFo.sie ssit ~ Disorder"
THIS dispatch Indicates that LeeilllAs haf
lefg tas halo lo Als rssi Aippslyte
Nv laEK Ara a- ne 11ibansf fon
- friace sleo- aatea Aus 4si a. ssss
The seu.i-ofte.a. reaos esl-n4issios. COS
slsuns 81 tAs Lsrlsl Consal and ne
ersElsA CtasDl-,fs4eral L.s ia4lea 80
Mppolyte eo-la O.. lrsl have ue lirl it ca
Nll4 tlsl1 buf tHA.y save Ais oaa .oi lls
instead 81 -aieHi-s to ibess ~ les lalpe
ia uil.iassl.4 eas tlst lhs ponps 30
Foft &c rilaoe A.gsi lss 1o~n theE srns,
th4s lie VIII Ais e.aoit SHOULD a.
u.ol oItsi1s fl.e peri Al 81 3osell lF tAs
ciplonstie body anc escorted - the gatos
q tLe ctF where fAs llislais were is
surrender tie ssl..-. a. hlI Dnoon.
cIUoLGlls Ee Gll4-ucea tAat Le vealc
lave : sunlcitut foIet -th l-as tq pr tsci
Tie lsos and I.opoIiy 81 tAe cietens
Lecltlms in llr meantime EAflaE -tft tae
clty with tAsse oi Als ooanselors 81 80 cd
uos c4le a. remain. -eg4unle agreed ts
this slt Gee 81 Maison tie tltnsh ainstter.
forced kln O. Gee iae a. iAg tlal suo1
terms were c.a.ra.Csial
On Saturday. August ie. the heaviest
nrht % LLs VA took place a. IA Coup.
Hippoiytts foross lad been gTAlaal.y
drawing neaf. an1 threatened lEe Ioao IL
HiEoton which would gave t1e lil oolll4 ulli.
cations viii tAe forces coming I'D fIoH
the soGth Lsgums befln iAr at
tack, wRieh ragv1 a. cAf around IA
Coup. oT Isllouvil LssliAe iolDa
Eppe vie ~ possession 81 tkv road Tie
losses on both s-ces were about tle ssue.
100 killed and 2ss wounded 1Lst ntfLt
Legirnss General Aou p.aisiI b-rard
the pretty town around v hlch they mao
been fighting al CAY TIE ilL4l 1ult
having fed to tie mountains during tle
ccmbst he PROMISED thet a. aoa.d hs
iudsmuihsd Tor then losses Elppo.yts's
line nov reaches entirely GTouna tht clpi.
Ia. and the general iIs IIessiol among t.le
foreign population is tlat he Wiz eater
from the south when Lle tabl d0rI.al
comes
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25
THE LOG COLLEGE.
Preparing to Celebrate the Founding oil
tho First PrsshyteFiRn Inssitasson.

PHlLADELPHIA. Aug "a. Preparations are
In progress for the celebration Ssl ssmber
. at NeshamiEg, Bucks County OF the
founding Of the Log College. the first in
stituuon in this country where young men
might study for the Presbyterian ministry.
President and Mrs Harrison and the whole
Executive family viii be present Iae
President Is booked for 3 speech, and 30
are Postmaster General Wan8maker, Gov
ernor Beaver. Governor Green, Of New
Jersey Rev Dr. Smith, father in-law OF the
President; Rev. Dr. Patton, president OF
Princeton College. and DR. AcCOsh. ex-
preSident Of the same institution On the
site where IL is Intended 70 hold the cele-
brStlon there was erected IN i725 struct-
ure OF rough logs forming cOmpart-
,uent twenty feet long By eighteen feet
wide. and 10 was in this little cabin that
the doctrine % Presbyterisnism was incul-
Gated into tho minds Of young men de
sirous OF entering the ministry and after
ward disseminated by them throu ghout the
entire country.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25
WHICH is RlGHT2
Two Ten Of the same Name Appear IS
Claimants for an Illinois Appointments

Claimants Tor an II4inoIs Apqoihtlnent-
WASHINGTON. Aug 2l The Fourth Au-
ditor Of the Treasury has transmitted 10
the First Comptroller letter received
from Andrew J. Whitaker, OF Car
pentersvilie, Ill. in which the
writer says that ne has seen in a Chicago
newspaper notice OF his appoint
rnent as Deputy Fourth Auditor, and begs
leave 10 accept the Office. with thanks. An
drew j. Whitaker, Of Illinois, was duly ap-
pointed 70 that Office about two weeks ago.
and gentleman who claims 10 DO from Illi-
noi-. although recently engaged In bust
ness here. appeared a week ago. qualified.
and began ths discharge o. the duties OF
Deputy Auditor. Tho Fourth Auditor has
sent the letter of tie second Andrew ).
whitaker TO the FIRST Comptroller to de-
tarmine which is entitled TO the place.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25

srRINo YAILEY. III. Aug S4--An O -.
middle vein men s.xlck Friday mornln.
and the shafts are idle They cams o.,
partially through fesr Of personal violence
from tho balance of the strikers ans psI-
TALLY through fear that their own wages
viii be reduced lie company VIII make
10 effort 10 Ill heir places uA after sep
tember 2 By shat time al tie miners oc-
cupying company houses viii be compe llec
10 60 70 w ork or get cut Al orders come
directly from President Scott at Egie, Pa
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25

LONDON. May - The committee which
since hrk &aybrick's conviction las been
actively az work 10 secure It's reversA by
the Home Secretary. has resolved &c con
tinus the agitation il her behalf and %
urge The Home OMce 70 grant her free
pardon They hope for success on the
ground thai IN. Matthew decision 20 con-.
mute the sentence "a based on the rossona-
BE dcuDts which exis. as 20 wbethcr the
condemucd woman poitoned her husband
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25

Ds~vILLr. Ill Aur ~ The village ~
TairmonDt. tiis cotntv. su1orea disas-
trous Ere Friday foron0cn Hale Hotel
McPberFoD's livery stable. hHst drug
store. CundeTs millinery store Young =
general store ralsors barber shop ksf
ley's barber sb0p Halls residence an
several eufhuIGings were totally oe.
stroved Nash and Young are The only once
who hso iHsuTHnce The contents Of TIE
buildings were nearly Al saved Jhs total
loss Wiz exceed g.. o3J
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25

49, rearnagos - tes.s a. lusg.egrloa.
Ea. eaass - l1s eraEk - s--.l to 1ase oeea
ee4ateEslz .slsE alas tle ele reoesse1
bg t44--eser -.-.l.sEa4 Anl Al.klleet
1at..AA - tie a1lol..a.o1 1sl-aa ordered
tseAs - F.Ass ths sssei@l a. to.4.le..l.l.
:. 4tls Els speClA tr4N engineered tf
J.plala NepA.is ksp .aIa 10 sale a. a4N~
t.la " leEr a. 1ae oraals ~ PAS t1e xe1Qln-
l4a..s-.1 a. 2-sser As.l4
4he raIus ea44e loEslarI VIII c.Akt Is
tAs curve eAal ~ fe.lsltll4 al1 btt~oel
1aal Nss4E a1d s1lssE n41 boL1 6Alus
were rpuui4E a. = r4Fla specs Sne aea
tacs Ca .~s4 tAs speclS l4-A 40 lAs en-
tlas leua-f ass e-Egas "a - 1Ae aooou.-
Lls1@4c1 NeAt 0Yss she clLt a.
ons lAoouosiT 2bls mks sSraes Ixy.
ln4u sGslGesf - La aes.,I-I u-ssl4tloI a1s
~ thc oldest el.s-lNeeIs - ls4< s24Elsy ~
tle Baltimore o1ie Ioao Nas cI-sAs4 g.
Go4tA A.s1Ancer b4l-es ursul4n Tor lss-
la4n CD tAs @oooIalAoA410E, s&s also
crushed ~ rle wreck ~ lie elkiaa -
CcpAas how lanc. also one of the e4a e..-
einss1s ~ l4ls ely lately ~ Gr4fton WAS
osufat a1aes lAs ~reok sAd had sac las
broken au4 IoosiFec internal ial sales IEona
which hs o4n nog recover Joha f.etehsl
fireman on ths special :, - kflle1 Fletcher
steck t. Ais suet1e s-l1 VITA bis 1eipEate
pssferIad dezI4 l. 0essTuou - liz
posg and went over tie nGs.k a. the
wreck Ike vas cut sno crushed to
death TIE special cag occupied by ciilcl4.s
on al inspecting teuT u&s snSste q
into smitAeree1A hoEd Master ;. A
Hunter Vas badly injured tegetAer Win
severed others 0eefge De sss, in the
same cag 81 as s.s0 badly lala4ec ia tie
accumulation Gsia were nEnf passe b.
cers. all cf whom received . torflnie shah
ing ap aud ffteen of twenty - y 4oIA were
ulore OF less a. JArsd
sEFFaaL EcEE NAf tfE
EsoGglLK Team. Aus =. The accident
al 81 Gap cGeek lAuIs1ay Nas more Ter
rl1.s ltan was 81 nrst reported oeveI4i
a. tle iniuroo are ut tAe fC-lt - ceatl az =
others ere la q critical oopaiuon. DAAli
nan ol I4bAo Works Ao-Dg IL o4iag
anc Alderman Barry Can nol i've
County jadgs k4-0aey soondition Has takes
a Iarn tor tie ucfse anc AIS friends are
very ANXIOUS Alexander Wilson. assistant /
u TIE ohief engineer O. The LnoKfllle.
Cum bell4ud Gap 4 l0uis - Is roao So
tanned compound fTGCraIe II It's lib
bone aud can hardly recover Aloeflasn
W g. Perry may die and " leTIy, .
1Agm-n. j. ia a critical condition
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25

Cor I.1-1rBvs Ind. Aug 24-Janes Smith
farmer living west Of this city. met With
Il peculiar acc dent one night recently
which is about 10 result ia his ceath BE
was in bed dreaming that he was ia the
river swimming de arose ia his sleep
and imagining tlat he vac taking a big
leap in the water. jumped. atghtinF on =
bed post. tie point u which penetrated
his lungs aud breke 3 few ribs. inficting
fetal srn.1nra
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25

Coming to Grand Rapids.
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED.

The following boundaries have been hXed Tor 'ne ST.
for the buding under one roof Oh the N"r'
Teons.f and on the East, COHege-aNe' on the south
F,tso-st and On the West, Broadway. one ana one
balf miles square The root will be 900 feet hish ana
of iron to DO supplied gratis as an advertSemeht os
Herr krupp, OF Essen.
TEUK PAsaA me Of Egypt consented to srs the largest o. u
Pyrl1- . gacs building Ss.l-st on te "s' SIDE
Ks0sG China, has offered to ao sal around ne 0's 0
ecls b us Chinese sa-
MyU sIo aaa J.7 M decorate the walks with Palm trees 600 years
Hcaslsr Uss m a Feet Of Gdoas to ply upon the Grand River
Nhlh ei be- asds the building
nasREO0EES s Of Persia vii donate the Pool Of Sloan" which Will Oe
phcsl cnpa Square ~e ne aa" ion Morocco ana Kalamazoo
nay- ans .es pedal sst-sTste
Asts made eso.os presented ABDUL HAND H. Sultan Turkey
uDoa .h.al al be- as-r6s5. Grand Rapids as H e.
The expenses enterprise vii be contributed voluntarily by every nation on me
g'ooe
Tie entrance Of Ottawa LoJs;s, through the immense
- Of the PHGNX FURNITURE Co, e.sht Of the beautiful furniture
Vii eazsa Aat Here balloon goes up every nse minutes
Avs, 10 he entrance your time where everything useful
ali whether YOU ssed not everybody should come
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25

WsBtsH. Ind AS - hor oholera nss
broken out ln thiF oosnff arc 10 far nf in
neafly every psiFhbcrhooa laffnaf are
hastily disposiue 6. tneif stock ne Gle
ease vas psver known - ragc 80 ft0.entr
N this part % tbe ttate Farmers enc
stock dealers are sur flousaDcs ~
dolarr daily 30 means ls1f been toUne %
check the ravsgef ~ tbs epidemic
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25

NV YcrF Aug ~ Pau Hn'mcrf has
been held To- eStrHditiou y United States
Corrrnissiousr 0sborns on ire charge n
being implicated iu n robbery ~ ilt 900
francs from tru 81 fsfissn hsrksrs hv
O. clerh named Nou foi vns rscert'v a.
rostse here and sspt bacf 70 Trssos VIII
sis pretty vlfe
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25

BHrssr1s tnr - -tu srfsrtc vfs
has been under treatment for severe. rcfrs
a tfe roeri aI for }rrurshles af fhfot fot
out ~ bed TriaaT ulgtt Fecuref rnTrf.
srd ruEBinF fcm one ~sre - tnfti -
sleshe1 o. fbs tlrosie - The rsaenls 'rins
3r Their beds TWENTY -fclI rf his victims
are ~arr badly cot but 20 dss b. srrs rs-
suited
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25

CsfAHA Aeb ku0 - Senator Nsncer-
son has forwarded 70 Washington 20 Com
missioner Tanner letter in which he de-
lnaVcs GA eXausinet4on BY medical expert
20 deteriu Joe whether he isentitled 10 ; re
rated pension recently granted him In
the course 81 hi- letter he SAYS that ths
pension v-as vl0 " without lis seeking
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25

RosrcS. Aug = James IuHny died here
at the soe - i.3 yesEs r. came 81 ta.s
country from Ireland sixty years ago
His ia survives birn
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25
DlSPUTiNG A TITLE.
A Rich Milwsukeesn Claims = $4,000 900
Tract URder Soldier Entry

NrwAUKEH Aug. q A-Preliminary steps
hav. been taken by Il Jacobs 20 wrest
frorn the Wisconsin Central railway sec
.fon 8. near Hurley. where The Montreal
odd other iron mines are located he
claims that tas section Is outside the
t,rentv-u1ile Indemnity limit, where the
,oaa lad right 20 50 and maze up =
f-fenriss in the and grant. and be has
ctanea po-session Of She land under sol
der strip eatry. His father Is a million
are and has engaged william ?. Villas as
one of his attorneys The property "a
vsor+h - eco 20. and great legal fghi
NAY be expected
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25
THE CRONiN CASE.
The Trial Of the Suspected aIurdercrs and
CcnspIrators to Begin at Chicago on
Monday.

Ccnsplr0tOrs 10 BcS n AT thlthEo on
Bic nday.
CmcAoo. Aug "A There is growing
SUSPICION that when ths Cronin case is
called for tTial in Judge ucConnells court
next Monday the principal efforts OF the
defense will be directed not to securing a
continuance, but to break the solid front Of
the prosecution by securing separate
trials for one or more OF the defendants
stste's Attorney Longenecker appears TO be
lndia erent 20 any such attempt He says
the Anarchist trial set a precedent Ia con
spiracy cases which il viii De hard 70
Overcome Mr. Forrest has renewed his
demand on the State attorney tor the list
Of the witnesses who would be called by
the State in the case. but Judge Lo1geneck-
er had not had time 70 complete II. and
promised il soon. The lisS viii DO OF
goodly size. foT the States attorney and
the police have already found considerably
over l0J persons whose evidence VIII be Of
use on the trial
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25
- TaiIrra Ikeearl.

Nzw YoRK. AGz "A business failures
during tas week Tor TIE United States. 1928
for Canada. iS to-ai -. oorPsFee SID
pa last week. sRe POI tas NfeS previous 20
M lsss For tie corrssFondinE week ~
lat year tse figures wsrs ~ N tAe Dai1e4
S-a-as and p ID Canada
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25

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fn .fatsnsff 81 tbs rrsiie mssef inN
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--les fsrfsr tfst ere firr'rf furc trf been
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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25
sealded to Death by a Cup Of Tea.

GlnESA, Ill. Aug p An l8-month sold
child OF J. L Edwards, Of Mount Carroll
upset cup az boiling hot tea Thursday
evening snd burned itsolf so badly that it
dief IN Creaf aQonr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25

s. Lows. Aag - Henry sbsw, ths
,,s1to,sfr4 and owner ~ rhaws garden
snd Torsr Grove Psr<. i' aT'ng He Les
-,ro,r s~i,us. ans ais deata nay oc-ar ai
ar hour. NJ -baws ilIaess - ssaiis de-
h.f-v Ia = sasd 81 vears
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25

ST JosrPH No. Aug. - The COMMITTEES
appointed BY the county commas ionsrs To
Investigate the accounts OF the late county
collector. Tsndy IL Irice, report a short
age OF SIS CO..
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25

HaHR1ssURs. Pa. AuE a A. the invi-
tation of t6e ok'o Republican state Com
rnfttee General n IT Fsst'rgs vii make
ten days tour In Clio, speaking in the
principal cities
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-25

Iosp.v. Arg % John Sanger fsmc1s
circus msnsrsr. IS dead re had been g.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-10-03
SIMPLE JOE.
BY H.

BY H.
Our house amt grand some folks has. know
It's down there in tn lane where NAPLES grow.
An mornin' glories-jest a powerful sight
Then garden stuff Il like tn melons best
All mothers work. she don't know how to rest.
Out through them lots is where l sometimes 60,
l kinder like to see tn daisies grow.
NV dad? He's dead; he died SO long ago
l can't tell when-ask mother, she will know.
Oh! yes; work. can dig an chore aroun',
While mother 9 is a stitchin' on gown.
She often sighs, it hurts her some to see.,
But she work jest twice as good as me.
Folks smile an say are her Simple Joe''
What kinder like to see tn daisies grow.
When dewey breezes coolish softly blow,
TIL daisies say to me. Good mornin', Joe,'
An when old Spot steps DER tn lower bar
They turn aroun' an nod, "See here are!"
I'd rather take my chance with Spot out there
Than be with them what don't deal on tn square.
1t made me larf when mother sed, Dear Joe
like th' daisies, cause you love them so.'
One afternoon the sun was gettn low,
Iplayed prank that made her old cheek glow,
AS she was sittin' in her easy chair
put some daisies in her whitsh hair.
She looked up then, an smilin' sed, my boy
You yet may fill some sweet girls heart with JOY"
An then snickered right out loud-an' so
kinder like to the daisies grow.
The Princeton Union.