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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-07-31
THE AMERICAN TROTTER.

ing Stylish Horses.
It is not at all unlikely that ere long
the tables will be turned in the matter
Of trade in horses between the United
States and foreign countries, and in
stead of importing hundreds of thou
sands of dollars worth annually and
exporting practically none, our ex-
portations across the seas, before
many years elapse, may become large
ly in excess of any importations that
have been made in the past. While
we do not look for any immediate fall
ing off in the importation of frst-class
draft horses for breeding purposes,
owing to the fact that the supply is
still very much less than the demand,
yet the eyes of the whole world are
constantly being turned to this coun-
try on account of the wonderful ex.
celence that has attached to our fast
driving horses, or as they are gener-
ally called, ''roadsters." There has
been an occasional demand upon
our breeders for horses OF
this type from foreign countries
for several years past, but the demand
appears to be very rapidly growing OF
late. In fact, within the past month
the Gazette has been in receipt OF in
quiries from South America and from
prominent dealers in two European
countries, making inquiries concern
ing the prices at which fast trotting
and roadster horses can be purchased.
The European papers especially have
expressed the opinion that a very i'm
portant and extensive trade might
with very little effort be built up for
horses of this type. 1t is a universal
ly conceded fact among horsemen
the world over that for fast driving
upon the road there is no horse bred
any where that is equal to the Ameri.
can trotter. The nearest approach tc
it is doubtless the Orloff trotter OF
Russia, but these are unquestionably
inferior to our horses in speed and
probably in powers of endurance as
we'll. Our last inquiry comes from a
European dealer who is engaged in
furnishing horses in large numbers for
the German market. This correspond
ent says: Every body in this countr y
wants to drive fast, nowadays, and the
Germans generally have come to un-
derstand that the place to get fast
driving horses is in America" 1t is
,>1n VT 70 hat Ia l,,o
ness of cattle breeding may be suffer.
ing temporary depression, owing large.
ly to overproduction and to the prac-
tical exclusion of our meats from a
considerable portion of the mar
kets of the world, yet there is
every indication of continued
prosperity to every branch Of
the housekeeping interests. Heavy
draft horses sell readily and at good
prices. High stepping, stylish car
riage horses can not be found in suf.
fcient numbers to supply the demand,
while our fastest roadsters and trot.
ting horses bring almost fabulous
prices. Of course, the weeds, the culls
and the inferior ones of all types are a
drug on the market; and this is as it
should be, for it affords encouragement
to the enterprising, Intelligent breeder
who values good blood, exerciseasound
Judgment in the selection of his breed
ing stock, practices judicious methods
of feeding, training and management,
and hence produces the very hest
Breeders Gazette.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-07-31
BUSINESS CARDS.

= II. JOHNSON, NJ. D., c. M.
y.
Graduate of EcGill College, Montreal,
ate Assistant Surgeon in Montreal General
DOS ,ital. Office in West Il Litchfield 8
Block. opposite Opera House. Calls at
ended day and night.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
SEARCHING THE RUlNS.
Put at Fifty-Mo-e i,snser Ahexd-iu-
neral OF Twenty One Victims -

neral Of Tvents-One Victims
QCEsEc, Can. Sept. 21 -Thirty-two dead
victims OF the terrible landslide havo
now being taken out Of the ruins. but a
number OK others are known 10 oe still
buried IN tie enormous mass. II Il be-
ueved that the t0sal number OF deaths
resulting from the horrible affair viii
reach frty and may exceed that number
The situation remains virtually unchanged
as regards the rock except that another
large portion or tho Cliff Is ovarnangLg
and threatens 20 fall as any moIaent
Consequently the men have bean ordered
20 stop work ns night They will,
however, be abba 70 proceed IN tho work
during the day time. rs IA daylight they
can see the rock starting and get out Of
danger The terrace continues 10 move
outwarGs sn1 - a source OF great appre-
hensi0n 20 ths authorities. for about 20
feet OF earth threatens 70 sall as tho rock
staTtA
The SHIP Laborers Society, numbering
TOO persons, headed the funeral procession
OF twsnty-ons OF tho victims Of the re-
cent landslide Sunday. Following these
we're hearses containing tho bodies
mss5 distinguished citizens among
whom were several members OF the pro-
vlnciai Par lament After divine services
at 81 Patr ick's Church the procession pro
ceedcd to Woodfeld Cemetery where the
bodies were deposited in vaults prior TO
final burial, "a many OF them win be IN
TERED in family lots when the remainder
of the bodies are extracted from the ruins
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES
Snow -sto-ms rage in Scotland

Snow storms rage IN ccotan1
English railways are enlsrging their ca
rac.ty.
Minister Douglass will ssil for Hayti next
Saturday.
Tie o.rn crop is very large. and wheat is
doing well
A Bosnian merchant has fed to America
with ~ .We forms
The Eastern fruit crop has been greatly
injured ~ the lato storms
Il possible that The gambling palace -
Monaco NAV 10 closed permanently
Prince Christian. of Denmark. VIII soon
marry Princess Margaret. ol Prussia
The RESTRICT "a lavs - Ao.trai.a = have al
NOS. entire v stopped Chinese mn grafton
A heavy frost did considerable damage
Saturday night 20 TIE crops around Arcoia
wTara r sell sister - Judge Dihen
vas instantly s.lsd ly trsln a. Joliet. il.
FRIDAY al-nt
se~e Johnson hatcher ras Killed ~
TanE Ieei- his roommate. s. Bat-s. =
aT nEht
wsbeI sssas rssrs oia. vss burned %
death sa-1r sr Sc Ein9.sT. o.. ~ an exp .oo-
inr cen cf gasoline
wise C1 Hs hss had . ssr.cus relapse
g hs hroachss t-oab.s Il is not Ike =
tasr 10 will recover
Ths I-.sh National Learu. Til hoia its
snr~al convention in Nsachsstsr. begin
r.r- -eo.~r esr
Heavy lrosts ere cs-e~s. i- - nCrth -
Cs-~sar IRE fsssa esh.rrs is covered 3
VITA $50 feet of s1ow
rrrse-- fer tte es-1f .isnre- ~ 1o~+sl
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
SHE OWNED Up.
4 sEICHg0R'S CHILD SLAIN By HER.
Eas D1stFsctea Mother Accuses kfsF ~ n
aardsrs hzt sAs DssEes It-Iui1flzte1
People Fi2cs hope Aroasd hsr
Nsek aa4 srcs her - C0afsss.


EIDozA1o. Esn-. sept - News OF =
horrible crime comes lIom Resale, pa t1-s
cl-nIy. maa zla woman lame1 E1-
vsrl.. sho were working ~ : faru- aolss
ssre asked - AIS Elc1ner. d usl zltoF
T. look after tne -at.srs tsby ~ai-s lAs
mother ua4cs a calL When Ms B4semer
resarned tls ezoy vas missing aad
th= Edaarls declared they ku1sF
EtaaI1s action, aroused suspicious and
sc as au--ly charged el-1 Aaslng uar-
darea tie caild sac inLgnaltly denied
tie charge aud tie seasch as continued
NJ AID Mrs Boomer were satisfied Ia
their Iaiuds Ilst Ars Edwards h@1
made away wilh ID. aud u test then
suspioioa they proposed 70 exact confss-
sion from heT Finally she ~as tod thar
she was " DO hanged. aud had better con
fess the crime. A rope was found, one end
placed about hsr meek and the other thrown
over the limb ot a tsee. just as her feet
were about ID leave the ground sha con
fsssed tnat durins extreme annoy ance
a. tho ehI.d's dIs0be Gienoe OF Aer com
manoS she Rad killed u and given the body
20 her husband 70 dispose Or he carried
II 20 the creek and threw II into the watos
Her husband denied any completely IN
the crime. and he. TOO, was strung up for- 4
mlnute'or two and then cut down. lie then
confessed tha. he had seen his wife her
SELF carry the body OK the child
70 the creek and dispose OF II there. he
had nothing 20 do with the crime ne said,
except TO witness the disposal or the body
The search was stu being carried on at
latest accounts, and should the body be
found tho Edwards people viii assuredly
no ivncSed
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

the great n0Vsilst Na0 has fust cleo
the most cherished fneDt of Charles Dick
els. 70 whom ~ vas related b. marriage
Colins vas bora II L0ldoa "a January
ia aad the soa OF celebrated
palsssr. After completing his school ed
ucgslon 10 weat OF trlp 20 Ialy
VITA hs p4re1ts Hs was art.cied
f0r four years 20 Tea merchant but soon tired
OF commercial lifs aad eatsrsd Lincoln's Inn
as student Of law Whle there ne
bsyza literary vors His nrst ambitious
production was biography Of hls father
puohshed 80 lsta Er0n this me-
DC devoted himself entirely - literature.
uls principal st0ries are ~A1tonins,' AFTER
Derk," Dead Secret Women IN White
no Name" .'aoonstone" and "New Magda-
len" Dir. Collins has written some dramatic
worxs. Of which The Frozen Deep" Is prob
ably tAe best krown
Osher stories w item by Mr.. Collins have
been Almost as successful as those mentioned.
Among them are. ~Armadale." Man aud
Wl.s." Ani "Po0r Mss Finch
Most O, them contain deep and intro
ate plots. ths interest being centered upon
Ghs featurs rather than upon the
strength ot the characters "a. nselves. Pub
ushers were always eaT~r % secure MS works.
Mr. Collins N ade from $4,000 20 1000 By his
pen. and Dy shrewd Investment of his money
became a comoararively wealthy man.
Wlik.e Colllas VAS oi genial and affabie
G,sgcs .tion. aHd made many friends IN this
country "a Tire occasion oil his visit here some
Twelve or htteea years ago. lie was s,reless
worker aud though rs novels were numerous
they we're written with the utmost care.l
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

lsen a zrs4. rsla1ys fall1g ou = -
poser u z1 kSu.4 42r.zE g&EgF ss1es
4s1larT ~ Ers1lrs f1a1 e4ea
Boa-aazsr 4a1 eagss- ail bs d
fs41e1 - -as seeo11 1aAets ssd alss ssss
tlAs tl41-lirls * -4s rs..a-saGs - 1kelY
b. Ees1.l ia f4ssf - -1s Rs Rss..clleAas A.
tns eorresps11sa " L1s Lslls8
asa sp4lsrs cs44 ufsa ga grasly
-.sE-4y4d ~ L1s e-sCt1rs lLe Govern
meas i. G 81 les layers -l4crEt ~ 80 De-
asc.ars 1zll ali Fol1 a. ss.ss cast t.r 80
col'le llzlis1 bos4l4Azls.s.
Ils -t@H1zIgs ais -lsp4Lch says sb1S
t1s szss 4-l-4z spi1--l = t1z- the Govern
neEt Is seEst.d a1d .1sEs sIl. - 81 vers
stE1zgle Ia nae sscso1 ballo1s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

While att ,mpting to hoard moving train
at Princeton, Ind. Friday night. Fred
Koch. OF Terre Haute. fell under the
wheels and was ground 10 pieces
Fireman warren was killed and Peter
Tapro and Edward Lanrner were injured
Ia a wreck on the Boston 4 Maine rail
road at Lancaster. Mass. Saturday
Lizzie smith was fatally wounded while
dancing with Ferdinand Bischle at Lima
O., Saturday night by the explosion Of q
revolver which Bischle carried in his
pocket
At the meeting OF the National Evan
gelical Wcman's Missionary Society Al
Reading. Pa on sstur sy. Mrs & = Bsss-
weller, OF Napcrville, III. was elected pres
ident
The Grand Army men OF st Paul held q
meeting Saturday night ~ which rcsoiu-
tions indorsing the candidacy OF Judge J
l. Res for the Pension CommissioneTship
we're adopted
Stockholder. ia the Bessemer Consoli-
dated Iron Company accuse Secretary Win
dom. stephen a Dorsey j q Ingersoil.
Jesse J. Grant and others OF having con
spired to wreck the company.
The young daughter Of Henry Smith. o.
Beloit. Wis. died of strangulation SstnI-
day week ago she svallowed a raw
bear. which icdgod in her windQipe
JEFF Davis Is growing very i=frIn and haS
70 decline attending the meeting Of the
Confederate Veterans Association which
viii take place in Mississippi October IS.
A Young man name unknown. while ou'
shooting deer st the INDIAN camp near
Ouinrisrc Y ch shot and Killed h'fase
accidentally he aved IN Iron Mountain
Mich
The long STRIFE a. tho Columbia rolling
-nilis Lancaster. Pa. hss been formally dc
ciared oH by the Amslganate8 Association
Most % the strikers places nsTe been fiist
vith non union men and these wiil be- rs
tsined The strike lasted nearly sever
months
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

CHICAGO, sept. %
CATTLE-Narkot fairly acfive and pr cef
steady. Quoist'ons ranged a. % 70 case for
good 20 choica shipping Steers. SS00n3G0 for
common &c good do: -. e9I2a) Tor butchers
Steers -. e.00f2.50 for Sfocsers. se-o0d2.70 for
Texars: f250FS50 for Westerns. e % 800 for
Feeders: AZ f2.1i for Cows. and 1896 G2TJ
fcr infer or n xcd stock nnd DuUs.
HoCs-Mar'.ot active or packing ard 81 D.
pinr account and prices well maintained Sales
ranged al g. goasGj Tor lSht. sa6Sa375 FOR
rough pack ng. sl.s5 40 -or n ixed and s. $50
Ll0 lor ncsvy plckirE sna 81 psinE lots.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
Tia Rankers' Contention.

KANSAS CrTI. No. Sept % Arrange
ments have been completed for the enter
tainment OF the delegates TO the conven-
ton OF the American Bankers Association
which is 10 be held in this city September
. and 26 The preparations for the recep-
tion and entertainment of the eLtTaordi-
nary number q, 500 OF delegates who are
expected 20 attend have taxed the energies
OF the committee TO their full extent All
the time that ia not to be occupied in the
transaction Of business VIII be spent in en-
tertaining the distinguished visitors
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

thzix b4eksgs "A tAs rs1aa1nzsr 70 -
11y11s1 s4GSly 2zslg Ess q % Is tie
escss - E84 sezsea Al p.svexs al~ 1o ss
ss..>ka.e. 1srs. 49, e4el eL4e . - ksxe 80 %
uSrzgsEs. c1s p'assr as t4s es1ss :
b1cSsr 80 combination 4 E1s Ersalt q
tzx st1sctlc1zcls fe4tlEes - ne ~ 0lUI ~
-4sas = tas Ast<ensi Lsax 4r4 American
AssociaE.oZ- C4l-S4@ AlSsE 411 Nessg E
Bar2s s14 nl-l4.-sla - tAe N1.esxe cab
sze zeosI TX ols pisysrs u pToMs1enss
nSt connecss4 NLl1 las nsa p1aE
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
TWO BROTHERS BURNED.
Loss OF Life by Fire at Spring Hill.
MINI

SPRING HuL, MINI. Sept 23-Fire early
Saturday morning completely destroyed
the residence OF Michael Haupt and his two
adult sons, Conrad and Aleois Haupt., were
crema,ed ss they slept The FIRE orig
mated in the kitchen, and before the alarm
was turned in tho whole building was in
flames, and the family barely escaped ia
their night-c.othes George Haupt,
Young lad, in attempting 10 rescue his
brothers was terribly burned and may not
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
10 DISSOLVE sTONe.

Augast Boorfrisd. : - Pal worksaaa
Izys C424aa 10 = Nond~rfni Discovery.
~ FAgL. Nina Sep es-A Bohemian
stene-CLEleI ~ LAls elty u4Laed Alg 4sJ
Bo.sfflfeG hzs discovered = combination ~
chelaic4-e ~ tie -ss ot ~ hleb t1e hardest
sIons can es Glsso-s a-1 cast int sly
ces1sG shape. the casting beiag -
hard - niuL translucent ard cap@-
he of taxing GA brilliant luslsr.
liz varies "a color according - tie
stone used 4Ad can &c Lad from . trEAt
re-1 l. d teA4titll -E-Ie bl-e. s. llle ~ lIs
ruid form II c4l be used foE coating auy
thing having q stone ~ glassF surface AT.
Bt.9rrrlsG claims that csE "a heels al1 rails
c4n DC made IL l4is way lie ~l4l star. ioE
tbe Eas. IA = Zen days 10 secGre tle baeA-
Ing of wealthy capitalists
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
10 FREE HE ANARCHISTS.
The Flsldcn-S Schwab Lawyers Seeking n
Writ ~ Error TO the Federal Court.

Writ ~ Error to the Federal Court.
sFRrS5TIKLD. Ill. Sept % The attor-
nsTs FOR the Anarchists. Schwab. Fielden
and Nsebo. who are doing time in the pc
ltentisrT tor conspiicity IN r. EaymeIke.
massacre. have made several visits % this
city of late for the purpose o. securing
writ OF srrOr from the State su-
preme Court % he Supreme Court Of tho
Cn'ted Stafes They ask an amend
mant of the record IN the case b. taking
ost the words Come now the parties so
A 20 show what Is the fact that tho
parties we're nos in court in person when
the decision % the court was announced
It "a nor known What the court viii 10 IA
he csss. but e is ssid that Il has never
been the practice OK that body to have
parties O. case present IN announcing its
ssrf rnnE
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

BrENNaHAN. Ala, Sept 23-Depufy
United States Marshal Eugene Byres has
been remanded to jail without bail for
numbering n negro named FL Ware.
BTres and Ware had q difficulty. which
they settled They were astcrward seen
together near Hsd mountain. Tie next
TIE mountain
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

EEw York. Sept @ "A Boston special 20
the World says that John L Sullivan. be-
fore his departure. said that the talk about
his intention 70 run for Congress was al
nonsense and that be never wrote the let
ter announcing his candidacy. Tae letter
appeared in the sun. and be said that ne
would make the editor of that paper re-
tact u
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
The ODC-FELLOWS.
Proceedings OF the Sovereign Grand
Lodge at Columbus.

Proceedings OF the Sovereign Grand
Lodge at Columbus.
COLUMBUS. o.. Sept % Among a lot OF
resolutions adopted by the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, l. o. o. r. at It's session on
Saturday WAS ono recommending the sub
ordinate lodges 20 hold stated open meet
ings once in each quarter Tor the benefit
and instruction OF minors in the principles
OF the older The constitution vas amend
ed 20 pfovide for the election Of officers OF
the sosereign Grand Lodge annually In
stead of bienGliy permitting State and
Territorial grand bodies TO make laws
disqualifying persons engaged in the sale
OF intoxicating beverages FOR membership
In the order The resolution providing for
an eighteen-year- -memb bership amendment
10 lay over until next season was rejected
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

CrvcrN~srT. sept &c Some tins early
sunday morning burglars entered The
Chesapeake = Ohio railroad ticke. Office.
located IN ths ceatral and brs poIi csd
pars ~ the city. Crscke- the safe and Sc
curea g.. eo To break open ths SAFE a
clamp vas used. no powder being
brought into play There IL TO csw 70 ths
hnrr-ara
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

Frcssv-s. We. SEPT q Sol Fsich. =
'r0nlinens business mar - Iron Mountain.
Nich. vas murdered nrsr hers LAST Friday
" Charles seats his faru hand Si-Utz
isn,srded Bis rav fem Fe.rh. ard IRE
srter ssif "a m1sr - home .-r che mc-e7.
~hsn i.rs'frE she's aifn 5rsd e uvr5erer
ras fotEed .a sAs so aiee-ta iat sun6ay
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
rllIn ois STATE Tair.

PEORIA. I'll. Sept g At o'clock a n
the gates % the state Pair were thrown
oren 10 the puhEc The stteudancs IS not
large hut th's is due - he fac that 10 fas
ths orening day The exhibition is tie
largest a. any State Fair ever he'd IN III
u0lx
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
AN HONORABLE CAREER CLOSED
Death OF Judge Edward Lewis. Late OF
tho st. Louis Court of Appeals.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 23.-Judge Edward
Lewis, late presiding Justice Of the ST
Louis Court of appeals. died suddenly at
his residence Saturday night from the
bursting OF q blood-vessel In his head
Judge Lew was born N Wash ngton, p. c..
February -. 1870. and was blood relative OF
George Washington RE came 10 Missouri in
lSlj aud 20 ST. LOUIS n ISL and was Tor "a time
editor OF TIE Da ly lntelligencer. IN 1880 Le
was on the BTeclNnrldgo electoral ticket aud
in 1872 was q Pres dental Elector and cast ;
vote FOR Seymour a1d Blair lie was elected
Judge OF the Court OF Appeals IL 1915. his term
beng twclve years from January !, 1911
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Sept. %.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged Spring
patents. 800; Straiyhts, t400Gs.s5; Bakers.
G. o. s250; Winter patents, slo0, Clears, .3 IS
ease
WHEAr-Mayket only moderately active.
aud trading ligNt ia the near futures. Prices
stronger az around September. 7s4dSo4c;
October. 75a4 1s9t-c; December. 79s 9eoc 10
g. &c. and MAY, ss11 ss55sc 10 iS4c.
CORN-Msrket quiet and STEADY. No. .. $40
go No. Yellow, 3lSG3sc: No. 8, $50
axe: No. 3 yellow. 81 c; September, 8ls o
S2c: October, Sls[ slac December, 3l4 slAc;
May, 88s. s3aic
OATs-Market quiet ard steady. No. cash,
19A&l91c; September, 1914 8l9isc; October.
l9s,1l9jsc; May. - 12sac. Sample lots in
far demand and frTner. No. 3, lie Aenc; No. 8
White eO'i = &c; No. ,, 1sis8soc, No. White,
21i4Gs9Ac.
RYE-QGet and steady. 10. 2 cash. IN store
f1zc. Septem Der delivery, t1ac; October, II u l.
Samples, 50 q5sc fer Nc. 3. and 4s1se.4so for
No. 2
BARLEr-Salablo for good 10 choice. but
weak for tow grades. No. !. low grade TO good,
p SIC: No. g. good to choice. <O&55c, and no.
=, 62ltesc. Futures neglected.
MESS POBK-Trad.ng rather light and prices
steady Prices ranged at. tie S5Gi9so for
cash; slcs5Glo.s) for October. ieso9922n FOR
November. and So i0aal5 for January
LARD-Trading light and prices steady Quo
tat ons ranged at 81 90 16Oo TO cash. e.. - > .
40 for September: S5.ss 5.e7ss Tor October,
and q. .75TAT7ii Tor January
BUTrER--resmery, sGe3c; Dairy, g.. 1i7c;
Packing STOCK. s1sc.
POUITRY-Live chickens. sHaQc per ?;
Live Turkeys. iOis lie per =, ; 1--we Ducks $40
iOc per D; Live Geese iAosGs60) per dozen.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

TvrrlvsrrTrs 1rf seer - TIE Tn-
<isrs 9a1rsEre CllTt tss c@naes thss
hlr-cse rlsers czn Rot 10 D.ads labls fcr
fsrsgss resa. rfEg fr-u boTs@s b-oou rs
frigft41es - t3sr vk~els 81 so-t runn-
ways oe-1r rk1e tts hic~eHsts 80 -.inf
rr-o- -. s5rs ~ s-t So 1afrq sotnirs
~s5cs <z1rs = lsck - TtEsr1 isr 80 righs
q stasr
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

sax FHsvers~o. sept q John silan and
p IT Piatt who lest Nsv Yors Nav - Cor a
t-.o across the continent On horsehsex. ~
In tais CITY Saturday evening having msde
the trio in ~ days tas ar.lal riding sine
bel-~ Ia DAYS
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
HARD UP.

A Report 1hRt the order OF Knights Of
labor Is bankrupt and That P0wasriy
VIA Eesiga
IIIIsBuRGH Pa, sept 3 A loc&l paper
publishes q story h the etec. that the en-
tire executive board u The knights OF Ia
sor have been suspended becauss OF there
being 10 n1oney IA ths general treasury 10
pay their salaries also that az the general
lecturers, With the possible exception or
NJ Wright have been called ia lor the
same reason Ar. Powderly Is said 10 bs
preparing bis resignation. which lie viii
present 70 the general assembly in Atlanta
IA November. ior the reason that he IL not
getting his salary. lie will then begin lhs
nraci.ce ot law
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

Fts- saerFiv y ch serf 81 Wtis
10 fs-uiir ~ Adam -tuuan were sesfs -
dinner srn1ar ne hushsus snd fsfhef On
i'~rnsd tte uuroforv ~ cleaning RE fs-
e. re- vbiif thas employed q rarfrioFs
sxnIe5eC sus Nrs fhHutan 20 desd
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

fTF here aif Tor huE vouF nsv d-ess.
p 3rrt9r asfe6 ledr " suburban
Toxbrrg tie ofhrr 9sv - her neVll
i~r.-orte1 Trial domestic
As Push q Pulls re~ stors N
vasf rr.cr sf~r~f ~ was rnasu
Pasf 4 Fnll ouerie1 the rrfs-
f~ass 7 really dc ~ recsl any -ueh
f-r1 r Esstrn Are you nof mistaken
ir +fr rsuer
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confidently A. sny rs.e. thsts fbvss
a. ssi6 on the door
John 2 Parker coloyee yroyretor n
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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
ANOTHER Black EYE.
Ths Minnesota nti-Dressed- Beef Law
Declared Unconsuituttonai by United
States Judge.

81. PAU, Ainn-. Sept % In the case Of
Henry Z Barker arrested FOR selling meat
II th,s county from cattle not in
specIed on the ho0f, ard brought
before the United States Court
on wit OF haDeas corpus Judge
Nelson has rendered "A decision de-
Gliding that tho law is unconstitutional as
it interferes with commerce between tho
States. The prisoner was ordered dis
charged Notice Of al appeal TO the S1-
preme Court WAS given.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

DrrF ptTE NJ. SEPT - Tfs rnlv e.
scaGve woIk Cone of the Hhite Rouse ocf-
fsrs during tie day vas the srro ntrnsrf
a. T0vard Tno.f - TsrshsI for fne NORTH
err district 90 Love in place of william
Derrnond who ha~nr ssr-en four rsars
accepted s. appointment for cour'r
ff3ce
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
Nnw YORK, Sept. .

WHEAT-Slow; H1sc higher; firm Sep
tember. ssA4siAc. October. sis. sSSc; Dc
eember. Sc 1s-le0s7isc Nay. ols9-IS eiKc.
CORH-Quiet and steady. Mixed Western.
<0HI4I4c.
OATs-Dull and unchanged. Western. 24li
G3Sc.
PHovIsIOSs-Beef inactive; Pate. f7.oO1
75O: Extra Mess. s6.c5t G.75. Pork steady
and Unchanged Mess. si2s56ls.T5; Extra
Prime, sl1. 2521O.51. Lard dull and unchanged;
stsam-rendered, &c. 35 51l6-37H