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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26

THE lilies arc fair" many lovers have
said,
But fairer the maids many lovers have we'd
No love Is like minc!' full II thousand have
Then married the maidcn-and which of them
licd?
Since thousands have treasured u jewel as
rare.
The thoughts that l deemed not another had
thought
] find by a myriad intellects wrougbt:
The words that write have been written be-
fore;
And all that I speak has been spoken-and
Then what is this fame that is Turing me on,
Since others have cast of the purple | don?
The dreams that ! dream other drcamers
have dreamed;
The star of my hopea on a legion has CLEANED:
And II million OF hearts have throbbed TO my
Or hidden their grief as my heart doth con-
Are joys but n shell for the hypocrite hopc?
Is sorrow "a lie. and "a dream but "A trope?
The feet I turn skyward in search of my
] find in a path that full many have trod:
And when turn carthward and think o. tho
loosen thu sails that old thinkers have
o. why is IL thusi Can VIC all be deceived.
And is my own conscience to be unbelievcd?
II there lives a dsubter (who Is not, forsooth0
j doubt If that doubter has not doubted
truth;
Yet he never doubted the cosmos Travelled
And bore the proud ego with ermine regaled;
And never a doubt his philosophy mars
In saying his cradle WAS rocked in the stars!
I've a lingering doubt IL this passion of mine.
This longing for fame and this dreaming di-
vine,
II a phase OF egotism. meaning To say
This poor world was formed out of personal
clay;
And further, l doubt IL this ego IL proud
And wants the whole earth for u persona.
shroudi
william Wallace Cook, +. l.. s.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26

First confirmed bargain huuter-See
my lovely apron; only % cents!
Second G. b. H.-Why, | got one just
like it for %. FIRST G. Il. 10,
where, where? must 90 and get one
right away. | don't need any more,
ut n can't afford to let such bargains
20, don't you Knoxville Hca.
The man who sold his birthright--
whatever that was-for u mess Of
pottage probably knew what the
thing was worth and had a right TO
make his W bargain; but it seems
the world at large will never stop
talking about that particular mans
particular bargain .-NeW orleans Pica-
yune.
Mrs. CT understand you have
had trouble with your servant girl.
Mrs. H.-Not at all. .Oi then | was
misinformcd." ut was nothing. /
was gong to give n reception. but she
had arranged one for herself that
night" ''And she gave hers upp"
mo, / gave up mine, SO we are still
the best of friends. "-BoStoN Courier.
"Is that oma next door crazyP"
inquired a patent medicine man. II
specific for increasing the appetite
when she pushed me off the stoop. set
her dog on me, and ran downstairs
for a dipper of boiling water" mo.
she's not crazy" was the reply. "She
keeps a boarding house."--NeW York
Sun.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26
BuIIets.''

An excited Iriehman lately rushed into
Boston drug store, having a 'broken up ap
pearance generally. ''Be jabbers" he yelled
Pm all wrong entoirely. want some shtuf
to straighten me out. some o thin Pun
satory Bullets will fix me, I'm thinkin'
What dye tax for Thin! "What do you
meant! asked the clerk. "'Purgatory Bul-
let's sor, or somethin' loikc that, they call
thirn," replied the man. "Shure, Pm in pur-
gatory already, with headache and liver ON
plainr, and bad stomach, and the divil knows
what all" The clerk passed out a vial Of Or.
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets, and Pa,
Went CT contented. These little pellets care
all arrangements OF liver, stomach and
bowels. Sugar coated, little larger than
mustard SEEDS, and pleasant TO take. Drug.
pists.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26
How to Gain Flesh and Strength

Use after each meal Scott's Emulsion with
Hypophosphites. 1t Is AS palaIable as milk,
anu easily dilested. The rapidity With which
delicate people improve with its use is Won
derful. Use 1t and try your weight. AS a
remedy for consumption, throat affections
and bronchitis, II is unequaled. Please read
Il used Scott's Emulsion IL q child 5 months
old with good results. H. gained four pounds
in a very sho;t time."-Tno. PRIM, II. d.,
Alabama.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26
Shall Women Be Allowed to Vote?

The question OF female suffrage has agitated
the tongues and pens OF reformers for many
years, and good arguments have been al
duced fer and against It. Many Of the softer
sex could vote inteliigently, and many would
vote as their husbands did, and give no
thought to the merits Of a political issue.
They would all vote for DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, for they know it is a BOON to
their sex. 1t is %uneQualled for the cure OF
leucorrhea, abnormal discharges, morning
sickness, and the countless Ills to which
women are subject. 1t is the only remedy
for woman's peculiar weaknesses and all.
merts, sold by druggists, under a positive
guarantee from the manufacturers, tnat il
viii give satisfaction in every case, or money
will be refunded. See guarantee ON wrapper
around bottle.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26

Sound Adyice.-We conscientiously recon-
mend our readers 10 try Salvation OIL IN all
cases OF rheumatism. sold by all druggists
for 25cents a bottle.
An errand boy Ia a Philadelphia fancy store
has just been left $500, coo, but 1t is thought
he Wall die early OF consumption. There Is
nothing better for your children that are daily
exposed than a spoonful or two Ct DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26
1873 rcarl street, New York.

A Maine pine tree recently felled at Bul-
lens mills was 100 feet long, 8 feet II inches
on the stump, aud the first three cuts CT IL
feet each made l,22S feet % sawed boards.
The top Of the sixth cut, - feet from the
stump, was ID inches through.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26

To the Editor-Please inform your reader:
mat have a positive remedy for the above
named disease which I warrant to cure the
worst cases. So strong is NY faith III the viz.
tues Of this medicine that Will send free s
sample bottle and valuable treatise TO aux
sufferer who Will give me his postotlce auC
express address. Ny remedy has cured
thousands of hopeless CAGES.
II. q. Root, NJ. &.
1873 Tcarl street, New York.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26

Legally there is no such city as Memphis.
Some years ego the state Legislature COX
away its charter and named 1t "The Taxing
District OF Shelby County" The citizens are
now tired Of the cumbrous name aud want
the right TO use their old name.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26

81 am glad TO see your husband keeping
SD steady, Mrs. BREWER. | notice he is per
fertiy sober every Saturday night OF late.'
Yes" was the reply. He has recently had
his payday c%hanged.n
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26

-"Well, Browne, here Is another new
year. How about that diary you started &c
keep last years" 1--WE kept II. Here II is,
d mark on any page.'
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26

Ehon asoF sss sics. We sssS her CsSsor.ao
~Eea size wA = C1lid, sne cried Tor C~ss.oris,
sVnen abs became Miss sn, chung TO Castoria
Nesa seS oao Children. see gave thena Castoria
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26

"There Is a tide in the affairs OF men which
taken at the food leads on to fortune" If
your affairs are at a low ebb now, don't fail
10 write TO b.. +. johnson * Co., 1908 Main
street, Richmond, Va, who have plans that
will enable you to make money rapidly,
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26

Rev. John Wycbor, OF Dubuque, Iowa,
claims to be the only minister in the country
who pas not preached a sermon on ar bert
Elsmere.u
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26

To territories wishing to procure their
spring garments of statehood: Gone early
and avoid the rush.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26
EALzgHS cIAnTErLKr DUTCH.

George White of Achison, Neb., a veteran
OF the last war, who has been poverty stricken
for several years, has just fallen heir to $25,-
600 through the death OF his aged father.
The latter lived In New York, but had not
heard from his son for some time.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26

The Fcwspaper outfit, Office and good viii
OF "The Dakota letter. invoices S45O. Can
be had at d bargain. Address
SIOUX CITY PRINTING Co.
Sioux City, 10.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26

For 10 Months. Winshoro. Texas, June 20. IS.
Ny horis vas hurt on hind leg; suffered 10 months
Was cured by st. Jacobs Oil. has remained perna.
nent. W. j. CLINE.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26

The Arms Palace and Stock Car Co.
Vhe Best. st. Clair Bldg, Toledo. O.. June. ,ss
We eheerfully commend st. Jacobs OIL as tina
best for general use onstock. II. ARMS a co
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26
Diamond vera.Cura

At Druggists and Dealers or sent by mail on re.
ccipt Of ~ cts. Is boxes 81 U) in stamps. samples se!,t
on receip t OF 2cent Stamp.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26

One Sunday Lem Williams was seated
in front OF Hanks grocery. splitting to-
bacco juice at a grasshopper, when Bill
Barker inquired:
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-01-26
& g n s u IA . 7 @ NJ

rsShip your Butter. Poult Egps name, NeaI.
1tdes. etc, to us. Write for Free Guide. telling now
to dress monthly ard calves properly, pack butter,
eggs, otc WuMEROrH 4 WEST. Commission Me.I-
chants, 81 80. Wa ar st, Chicago. heierence! 50
kean n Co, Chicago.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-10
Die nsasn efAtfattta.')

Gs branit elm @uf mie Oonnerball
g8ie S@wertsetIirr Mn6 Wo9snpruu
Sett ppu her Wei6ieI bis gum Nbeini
Die &,0rtsn miihen ennsri9 isin!"
Die Rartcr ber SrausoiW bier
Die rperieu stsid gu Sobm mir,
Denu beutitb& Rarten bat uba5t
Sin i@neib'se,' litbosrapb bel yiadt.
9luf ibrsn 9iI6eu fam man Ie6'n
Die beuti6en Stamm' suiamaenite6nS :
0amit ipiel ieber Seuti@e WawH
Den Stat, aud we1t CT ni3t tann.
Osr S3wur erI9aat, has SisrsIGs
,,. rinnty
Die 6artsn fattern. bots'inF 8ino;
Wiit beuti3su 6arten gG'B allein
Soa beuti9er Sfat 9eOrH6sn lein.
0a@f Drift
@enm @iner bann men @jauS uerIiertj
Den otme Bier er bat risfirt,
Otei6t er ben BriSern irob Sie Sano
l1nb ipridt: SD tbat's far's Saters
lamb
y @sfauuiiiGiu r1ru sessupdTtis stD,uti6IaHs
Heue rHatpuais' SiGttarteu. NIT ausdfRBlth pafsrs
Iunohen giiperu. ein5uiiihren uno ale nuoereH 5u
eeroranseu. Sasau Sejtest ha o'sls iannss %aroOis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-10

roorben. dbuIi5e 5tdnbbiIbsr> iiir IareI
Ofernbura unb 2iIisntbaI beTulteuen
9lat5 bic Ortibaften @titerits><, 3pii
i9enabm unb glusuitfebn ioIlen eniH9LoI'
ien ieiu. bem Janiier Srisbrib Oeutn&Iel
su erri6ten. = Oie Dor Rur;em uerltor:
bsne 8ittpe SisdmanH, ssb. 0temmers,
bat Der Sir6engemeinbs in Sanoe bel
Seusr uuter nGberen 8eifimmnn9en eiil
Sesat uou 60o0 so. perma9t.
ledlenburg.
gs feierten: 6as 50idbri9s 8hrser.
ilrbiIdum Der fribers sauimdnH, ittigs
8aHfdgent 9or6ar0 in MaI9iH uno Der
3immsrmeilter gS. @umpertin 6 5pGsu,
bas 5Oidbrise OortoriubiIanm 6,r 9lr5i
Or. SrteOr. @iIbetM 9ubwig 0yii&Rsv
in Neubsanbenburs.
Sreie Stdbte.
Sie Wdn; @roBbanbIuns uon Stm,
OScper in Samburg feistte bas Set Bee
5oidbri9en BeitebenS ber Sirma. -
t Gin alter Satriot, beE9r. phil. Geia.
sauam, aus Srantiurt a.. SO. ftunimen0,
in Sambnrg. = OnS gtniusien Der @es
brTher 9eterS in Moorl3dt6er lit burd
SeiIsr 3srlt6rt porben. - Or. 1heobot
gae5srs i'll 9iibe1 feierte itia. 5ciabriSes
SocsnpjubiIdum.
9 S6weiS..
Beirt 1ruppensulammenSHg in Burg.
bori itirgte 6aupimGnn 9tuooli Si9rilt
pon QuSera pom Bferbe unO erlit. eInea
S9doeIbSE9, Der ieincn IoS sur Solst
bate. - Oie Go1ter bes Sabrieanten
Slatter iiu glItltGiten fieI Don srnem
nit sur9sssenOen 8ierben beipanuiem
8a9en uuO bIieb AMI Der SteIle toetl =
Ger biesidbrise SuseIi9aben in tantOn
9usern lit amtlidb auf G1o, 900 Srcs. ges
i6dst. = Der S9iisent0nis pom inteys
uationaIeu S9iibenpetttampf in Sineests
mes, q. @briitsn pom @pIienidieBen, ers
bdlt auber bemGrand Prix berStnot 9Sas
ris I'M Setro9 non 30oOSres. nod ie 1000
Srcs. pom Yralioenten Garnot, pon ben
S9peiSsrn in Barts unb Don einem
Siri9er, iopie cine soIOene llbr uno ein.
roltbare G9reumebaiae. = Die erit DOT
einem Sabre in bsn i9weiserii9en Sdua
len einseiiibrte neuc i9peijeriide Orr
tbograpbi lit i9on pieber ab9eidaiit
itRb our6 bic neGe beuti9e 9teibsortbos
graphic eriest worben. = Sn Artpn bas
ben fiini heuti9e Samilien, weI6e bic
6FentIi9e Wobltbatigteit in gIuipru9
uabmen, pegen ungeuiigenoer @rilten3
uuO mungeInOer 9lusweisibriften einen
9hsweiiuu9SbefebI erbaIten. = 0h
ipaaStIdnbil9en Qanbiturm Romman:
baaten &joulis un6 Sloor baben BIZ
Snitiatius CUR SernnitaInIug ciues 6rei:
i5isBens bes 9anoiturmes ersriiieu, bas
beiund6it in 2auianne ub9ebaIten werOen
wiro. = Der @jeiammti9aOen, ben ga:
win,n, Seuersbriiuite unb lleberi6wem
nlun9en i'm lebten Sabre in 6anton
@alis anri3teten, beIduft iitb Gui
469, 1896 Srcs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-10
: aufber Reiie. ugaiO.

auf Ser Reiie. p9aio, MET:
ne gudoiSe. Sie iino Ntuiter cines
Sobnes. 0tau9t er?" pgtein, mein
Serr." pGommt er 9t6snOs ipit na3
Sauie?@ .0lein, mein 9err.~ ySit ct
perliebt2" v9lein, mein Serr.~ rgl(iG
elm muiterbaiter iungsr 0tann. g8ie
alt lit Oenu bsrieIbs2" rS9On - awei
Monate,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-10
8ropint go e n.

Die I'M 6rciie Santter beIeseren @es
mein6en 8rSpitanti unb 9uboiin imO Su
einem @emcinbebsSirte nit benz Namen
v9uboiiu" persini9t porben. - Gm Ses
bantase purbe in @eiBeuiee Elm Sauos
fteinbtntmal nit AOIer fir Gaiier @il;
belm 1. eutbI0t. - Sn Suc1tOwO bat
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-10
SIbenb burg.

Der 6aufmauu Sebo BERNHARD @iI'
beIm Gouaro Glein. Der befanntIi6 BIZ.
SLbsnburgii9e @eperbebaut nm ben
Sstras pOn 14l 900 so. bGr9 8e6iels
fdIidunsen 9ei6dbist bat. lit gu o Sabs
rem 3u6tbauS uerurtbeiIt porben.-gin
3aiier.SrieSri9s s0entnaal lit in @Sewe9t
entblIIt woroen. Ger 8iIObauer. ber
busieIbe ausefertist bat, 1T beauftrasi
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EBarinsii@s Stauteu.

Die Bittpe 0tobr in @idibt lit unter
benz 9erOa5te uerbuftet rporben, ibr uns
ebeIides 6ino ermorbet su baben.- Im
Ssbantase fan0 in @OBuis bic giu'
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
GRAHAM WANTS DAMAGES.
Tie WIZ sue Those who Say lie Didn't
Go over tho Fails

NEW YORK, sept. 1.-The Worlds
Niagara Falls n. ~ special says:
william Y. Devere, hacker of Carlisle
u. Graham, the Niagara navigator, re-
turned tonigh. from Buffalo, where he
had conference with an ex-legislator
who was engaged by Graham before
the latter went 70 New York, to see
what could be done with the
PEOPLE who were trying 20 inJure ham
by spreading stories denying has
trip over Niagara Falls. Graham felt
very sore over the alleged exposure,
and an investigation by the lawyer
showed that sufficient evidence could
be secured 10 substantiate Graham's 5
story and disprove that of Haggerty,
the Young city hall clerk, who claimed
that ne had seen enough 10 convince
him the trip over the falls was not
made. 4 summons and complaint
are being prepared 10 sue the Buffalo
Nsrs, Haggerty and two or three
others for libel. Damages amounting
u So, 900 VIII be asked, and orders of
arrest for some OF the defendants viii
% secured Howe 4 Hummel Will
probably be secured 10 act for Graham.
Among the sworn statements taken is
that of Will am McCollum, OF New
York, VI ought the trip was going
TO be faxed and followed Graham and
other only 10 find It square.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
TANNER STILLTHERE
He Has Not Resigned Nor Been
F. Removed by the President
INDICATIONS THAT he EUST CO
"a s1or waraer fx-tiosE 1a4n aef-t nisf
II the g. a. n. and tonErsssnAs
Mckinley Have been onsrsa
Tanners fisSS-

WAsHNCroN, sept. Members Of
the Cabinet tonight are extremely ret
ieent about what happened 81 the
meeting OF the Cabinet THIS afternoon
"a consider the question OF removing
Comm lss.oner ol Pensions Tanner.
The President, however. authorized a
representative of the United Press 10
stale that Commissioners Tanner had
not been removed and thai ho had not
asked tor the commissioner fes gna-
ton" CommlsaOner Tanner tonight
declined 10 talk about the embrogho
further than % say that he had not
been suspended. aud had not res gnec.
Efforts are undoubtedly beng made "a
induce the commissioner 81 resign hN
offering him another equally lucrative
and honorable position, out whether he
Viii yield - such persuasion - not
know and further conferences and
more time IS needed 10 settle the mat
ter.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
PENSIONS PAID.
Fisarss sho~isx ths Amoaats Distrl-
oatsa - acls >4ns ses~rsas.

baesa - taeis s4nss s~.~rsas
WAssISsT0S. sept. IA statement
prepared a. the Pension Bureau shows
th4t on June 50, lsss, there we're s45.-
lz5 pensioners on the rolls. June -.
lsos, A., ,T-5. an increase Of ia COO.
For the nscai year ending June 80,
l.so, the appropriations for pens.ons
were SIS $40, and the payments
So, ,s7Z SIS. For the year ended june
81, l>s9, the appropriations were 80
tI5,ooo and the payments SIS ,z75,llS.
For the current year ending June 80,
1880, the appropriations are the same
$50 .473 900.
Ia July and August there we're ad-
yanced % pension agent, 0n requislrons
t54 200 oou while the amount disourssd
Dy Iae agents in the same months was
sll ass ,Z03. The statement says that
more than hAli Of these disbursements
we're In payment OF ctses allowed dur
.ng the present fiscal year and not
paid then because OF A denclency ia
the Appropriation. making It necessary
% uav these claims out Of the appro-
prati0u for toe fscal year 1890. Tins
accounts IN every particular Tor the
apparent increase IN the payment OF
pensions during July and August,
i issg."
Ia July and August Of last year
there was advanced 10 agents on re-
quisinOns. s24, 500, 900 and they paid
out IN payment OF pensions, sf.slo,o
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS
Tho nsthodist Episcopal Confer.
sncs Opens.
BISHOP CYRUS D. FOSS PRESIDING
Appsiasaeats "a ale by ths Cnttsd bF~sh~
ssa-Cslsesd usthoaisEs Ia ssssioa
- .xkalsmszso--O1hsF s1iehl-
.aa News

GksEsvuLs, Mch.. sept. 1.-The
annual session of the Michigan confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church
opened here today, with Bishop Cyrus
ID. Foss presiding There Is a large Al
tendance Of ministers. ard later on,
elen tne appointments are being con-
s.dered. il Is expected that many lay
men Nill he prsseat % urge their claims
tor lavOf tes.
rhe bishop made A brief a ddress this
morning 10 winch he highly compli-
ments Michigan Meth0dism, and said
John Wesley Df0ughtno new creed INTO
tle world but s,t the bloie creed On
Gre. h.. james " Reid called the
la.l Of tne conference and ~ members
answered O. their names.
IL Eeli Nts reelected secretary OF
sAe conference, and Rev ". J Wheeler
Was chosen statistical secretary.
Ir. Homer Baton, OF the New York
book concern. stated he had 5000
dividend from that concern for the
conference. Dr. Minden Hall, editor
Of tne Mstlodtst Rerssw. made telling
speech. he sd Germany leads thc
world IN theology and philosophy, Eng
land In science, uut the United states
m l0urua. sra.
Father Moon was introduced % the
conference. He j. 81 years old and mas
been a Methodist SINCE isis.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
NAPOLEON AT HIS EASE.
Henry :. Ives, the Remar kable Financier,
Faces n Judge and Jury.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 1.-THE first day OF
the trial of the remarkable Wall-st.
character, Henry :. Ives, ended yester-
day with the selection of the jury.
This morning the actual trial opened at
Part III. General Sessions Court, before
Recorder Smyth. Mr.. Ives, "a IS well
known, is charged with gigantic frauds
in connection with the management of
the Cincinnati, Hamilton ~ Dayton
road.
Mr.. Ives appeared to be entirely at
MS ease. Assistant District Attorney
Parker opened the case with a state
ment 10 the jury. He spoke of the
novelty OF the case and said that was
the reason why the selection of the
jury was so quickly made. He then
proceeded To read the Indictment,
charging ives, As an officer OF the rail
road. with issuing fraudulently 5000, 900
worth of stock of the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton * Dayton railroad. The charge
against the accused was felony.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12

New YORK, Sept. ll.-There are
abundant indications of an impending
tin famine, for which the dock-yard
troubles in London are responsible. 1t
was said in the Metal Exchange yester-
day that there was not pound of tin
ahoat between here and London, and
that there was less than a three
weeks supply in this market.
There is strong bear move
ment in London, and is expected
that a short interest Will be formed
here before metal can arrive from
abroad. The bull clique here opened
the market yesterday with bids of
S2l 90, which is nearly up TO the high
est previous sales, bat cablcd advices
were unfavorable, and prices for spot
fell off few points, September gong
a low as S2l 40. October ranged from
5000 10 $20.4e and November rom
5000 TO 5000, and closed at 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
A WIFE'S CONFESSION.
urs. billiard Tells How she Piioted Her
Husband To His Death.

EAsroN, Pa, sept. ll.-Mrs. Margaret
A. Dillard, whose husband was mur-
dered last Friday, has confessed that
William II. Bartholomew, her para
m0ur, who il N Jail here charged with
the CRIME. fired the fatal shot and that
she gave him the signal. The murder
was committed IN Dllard's lot IN the
rear of the house at . a. m. Before
that she aroused her husband and -aid
some one was 40 the chickens. She
gave him a lighted lantern, and sent
h.m down the lot. and when hc arrived
near the cherry tree she told him TO
raise the light. Bartholomew then
re- sed bis gun and fired The object
of the murder was 90 got Dillard ont Of
fhe Way So that Mrs Dlllard and Bar
thoiemcw could live together.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
SPORTING NOTES.

Greenvile expects to finish the week
in fourth place.
Whalen, the Groenvllle catcher, who
broke his leg the other day, Is dong
well at the L. +. A home.
The Jaxons now lead Grand Rapids
10y four points in percentage, and are
practically IN possession of second place
IN the league.
stephens, OF the Burlngtons; McGill,
of the Evansvilles; kncn, of the ST..
J0sephs; kiroy, of the Baltmores;
Cushman, of the Toledos; and Miller,
Of the Grand Rapids, are the only
pitchers who have this year accom-
plishcd the difficult feat of retiring a
club without hit III full game
Sporting Lye.
Much has been SAID and written in
regard to the settlement OF the games
uayed hv the State league and how the
winner oi the pennant should he de-
cIded. 10 Is generally the ease at the
end of the season that there are num-
ber OF tie games and postponed games
to be PLAYED of, and the matter drags
along "A week or two after the schedule
time Is over. In order to do away with
this trouble u was decided and agreed
by the management of the several clubs
of the league that the club having the
most games won on ect > should
hc awarded thc pcnuHt Had tnc
season been stormy one or had there
been great many tie games the result
of this arrangement would have gwen
the pennant 20 tho club winning the
most games, regardless of percentage,