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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19

k~h nAlh-te elose - state ar - reag So
1tct 81 sslv. ~. 81 Clinton 81 = ~ ra..in
Aa-sf Nl.l ciaatls 4EN C4pttlarls il lr1 - q
VIII l4rfe barn u 1oet f1Qlt slsa kac4ll -
se4fA Au4 aulssltlla.. - feei lrenls u-ll sall
icg 1rsire 10 sell Immediately. san -
ts-ier, a. 1eg4tor. ~ 4. bfi4Ge - zoIf
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19

Judging from the expressions UNI
formly made by the members Of the
excursion party who were here yester-
day. they were much pleased with the
reception gwen them The recreation
afforded them By the races az the fair
grounds and by the exhibition of the
militia, the fire department and the
bicycle club, was a pleasant change
from the mOutOny OF visiting factories
and shops. But what is much
more important than that the de-
legates should ENJOY thems YES,
Is what we trust is fact,
that they learned much about this city
and its manufactures. These men are
not here 70 select a place 10 locate bus
ness enterprises, nor 70 choose a place
TO which 70 emigrate for any purpose.
However much they may admire any
city IN this country they win not, when
they report % their governments and
countrymen, dwell upon that fact. The
nations of the south are seeking
immigrants, rather than trying TO
make enigrants Of their own country
men. They VIII not, Ia erefore, dwell
upon the advantages OF any part of
this country As a residence or business
location. They VIII, however, have in
mind our products when they assemble
IN the congress to discuss the feasibility
and desirbihty of closer CONNER
cal relations, and they are likely to
report to their fellow countryRen the
character Of the goods which are made
in this country and the exact localities
from which they may be obtained. If
the delegates carry away with them IN
formation in reference 20 the goods
made here and needed in their own
countries, the visit was worth al il has
cost the city. II noti was of littlo use,
no matter how we'll the visitors enjoyed
themselves while here.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19

Iv point of area the United states Of
America IS nos much greater than
Brasil. Brasil contains 3 .2l2 600 square
miles. While the Usted States contains
5.eo- 5o4 square miles. The whole area
represented ,n the international con-
gress Is over =. goo goo square miles.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

This list - furnished ov ". p Scribner.
real estate dealer. - Psari-st.;
Walter F. Moore % Charles Baxter. lot
5t Moore banner add ..-----...-.-. ) -
Estate q Nathaniel Thaver 90 Wm.
Nei aul. lot :. blk Il Mason Co.'S
sub ..-.......-.. 81
Frank " Curtiss % Henry ". Whip
pie "a ft lot o sad l9 IL i0t II. blk
3. Cois { C9.'ssdd ...'.....-.....'.-. 2.oo
Nelson " Northrop 70 Wm. s. Neahr.
g. N iet "a. Blk Grants aid / 40
Weston Net e o. Albert Hyde. lot a.
hIk p aai lot 2. ok 4. Weston
Nei1s adj ................-. 81
Samuel 0 Litfleaeid 20 Addte p Bad
Lewel 49, -..-.--.... 40
Addia r. paifwin - Ssrsuel o. Little
Geld. part 4 sv 2. of Sc. 11, Pain
raIA 400
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19

HreR McCURDv, Of C0runna, has
made himself very ridiculous by charg-
l0g President and Mrs. Harrison with
coidness on the occasion Of che reCep-
ton rendered the Knights Templar at
the White House. There are too many
others besides Mr.. McCurdy VINO have
met the President and Mrs. Harrison.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19
LOOK TO YOUR EYES.

DIP THOMAS. occaHsf. az fHf earnest re-.
Quest N patents has decided ta Hnen his
rfhra ita Monroe ~ from fa every eFeuil (
.sxrent ~untsgi f1F the bslfft ef f1ese uaaal e
fo cave their occupation thTfaea the day
Dr. Ebamas nak-s fhe BIS A SPECIALITY
Ike hsst ~ glasses srfed q ths EYES. thcs
holrs 9 80 q a. a.. q l8 10 p. Ba 81 Ia
Jle cFell1ss Get -
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19

| NoN can0rls iorznus propssitlaa ans -
t1At have ; leN nssss ADo lot ti.2i i ~l1
saL iaF slAe I 5 Ffesln.
FoR sALs-gs sloss ~ ssl.ls ar . rass 49,
5eel 81 SAlV. Ao. 81 Clinton 81 = u r.l.ln
heese N.ih cleseis aae cap,oar4s Is Halch
sa4tA aus aulsslslla.. y feet lfeuli u4ll sall
leU arsire % sel Immediately. san j.
s-lsr eAe.-'SS' p, = bfi@4ess ssu
I HANE a nrsfolsss buaaing lsi ler sic
elr~p tef c4s.a az ~. oosei Aarse aaa
tsSk{ - p~it i&SAe@it- v IA a. Nsroiit
Na1@i-st -
CIIY ana saourban prOperls 10 "a chang iar
lots 80 residences AID Assaa.s laaftksst-
esoe a Parish. hs~i Lstals sna Loans. fosA :
is~ef oisek
E0R sALE-A s8g hoasr oa Parissye isr
Ss,1si eleven ftainf brick IarDkac. Eisntcl
electric bells. hot ana cald Waier. h4ta -roola.
ls'~letsf NsAS.''t e"'Aa Ans ~ = ~el. AAa
g'slyi4 Nssil tiat el WoAthiA pas MeAts.
Iuits bschanAAs iaS of1ue. IoaYaia block.
WHEN LOOMING lor baFesips il real estate
" aont iSll o. soe ~ We hRse some n
Ihe Desi acre propeFi4 huar the cts 81 iox ~
ufes ana diaerenl price,, O. eAehaase STOW 4
Parrish. ieol. Z. tyscf DlseA.
"a b -cr.baer. Real Estate Dealer - pearl
" ei., naAts $40 Aeitscs tilal WlA rUut IroIa
$1,000 a. s-a.t4 pti ateAtl Also te sti a. flea
si.lsu b. sa.laL erad tncm Ia. j have ss.tt
to loaa b sans g. s4lt. -
"
LoR SALE-ou monthly payments. saod s.s.
Il room house, l.t s'AtS-s ss ont huaarna
ana tllrly lhres itrl on laual 81. neaf caaIf
factory Apply O. Nfs Alhcr. northwest cal.
80 Fl-lton-sf "a C.lleee.a4r .slf
LARGE AMOUNT on RIAL ESTATE
nv, = l.t. f..r SD ~. Yr.i.cs.s addition
..,....t-r ,l i.fsf.r5d hlaaisnnaNe.. lots 81 hs
ll0 feet ta an allies, pr.c-s iront so o. f59n.
- iots GA Madison ave aad Howard e., ou
lol o3 y sou ,ihs must si { - lets ~
school house ana street cars the aa3 seeut
Property is eeiiis ieptit rA.H op-
Lot Ne (. Ia ..oi e1@llsh iss,g.s ~. =
o. House. barn Esd i"t No. a'l 5enerson. .aFt-,
iiNust, baIi eAV ~" i"ie "a Nnin0i ~
I las @he l-eii."a eie' . q, ,,......,.,. ..., 49,.
Aors., ana le'1 vn In s'',sA f,at .oN
I price IT. l"ie on Le.iiai1 Nt- - -lo
} hou>e, aua lots not destrine
~ ~ Df o... 81 2 -. = i 49,. = .''-
% @na teiine Hia.v - S".,. - ,
SHOWN property A.N' t..sh I. -"@n OF "a
/ Sat~tc 3 curly on iht'i1n' % AS NJ "t
/ Irslick. f
mn, ,,sq.,wr ooffVmpv
hal LcI A. = ~ y = Z "a.
/ ,-~r- - - - - =, -. 49,, , II
/ N.. ~, ~ 49,, ,. - -. Il 81 ~ -, bi
ers so .,-..,i 1r.s-T .,i.l.n !. ,a,, elsr 4
/ L. tAe tEni i1hi, u s1i- s-oA. A44Iesa. 4 p.
/ STAR beioiAss AitiI
] .,l.,,~.,r 49, -. 49,. ~.
iOi Is one u the hfst srioctloA' ~ = -
| Gated oliy snort distance n fiih ti7 h.tnl aA4
las hle fir~ ol L-hv "a lghitan- Aulieas
JAS II. taaklus or ". 4. Lofc4aAa. vfaNN
!
| 1hLAl IAhJAl - -. acre iafiil HNiIe g
"a house good orchard lD1 acres improves
| miles from BALDWIN. Tor sa.e cneap. inquire
/ IasSart, n olcott N4uson- ~ va
! ---
| ---------- .-----..-,---------
] NOR RENT House No as UoIbraok- =. Is ciIN
/ Il ,gafer Nell sue stsfaru AuplY "a Bolt
/ Mood a Rolfuood new Heusemau tuil ing 2-
/
! . 0oTvr 4 q. A. "a, A. ...... . 49,, 80 .oef,.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19

WAR base rugrattude is thisi The
Ieude Of last evening says, at the close
of an editorial extoidng Governor Hin
as compared with cx-President Glove
land. "Altogether it is very plain rha.
David p. I'LL IS at this moment a much
bigger man not only than old Cleve-
land bus than old Cleveland and young
Whitney % boot F' Can il be that.this
IS the same Ler4cr whose editor was
gwen the office Of United States
Marshal by Grover Cleveland
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's Office.
Grand Rapids. Mich-, Oct. II. l.s2.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll f1r the construction Of \ sewer ia Lake
avenue, from Packard street 30 Gast
street IS now In my hands. and that !
viii receive payment thereon for the period OF
twenty DAYS from this date at the ONCE OF the
City Treasurer. City Han,
GEORGE r. PERRY.
Octi9 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19

The TEIEGRAr-HERALD receives so
many inquiries as TO the significance of
the prefix "Pan" used before the word
American IN connection with the
delegation which was here yesterday,
We w.l, explain that It IS simply the
Greek word for cali" IL IS frequently
used in the construction Of English
words. It occurs, for example, in
'.panacea, /" meaninga ali healing; "pan-
demonium," place of all demons;
panorama, al, ]. @. complete view;
pantheism, doctrines that the entire
universe IL God. etc, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19
TREAsURER'5 NOTICE.

CITY TRFAsURER's OFFICE.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Oct lu lssq
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for 1Taveling and paving with wooden
blocks East Fulton street from Spring street TO
Division street is.now In my hands. and that
will receive payment thereon for the period Of
twenty DAYS from this date. az the Office OF the
City Treasurer. City Hal.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
Oct 20 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

CITY TREAsURER's 0yFcE.
GRAND RAPIDs. Mich. Oct. ?. $50.
Notice IS hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction of a sewer in
the alley in Block IL. Dexter Fraction
is now in my hands. and that ] will receive
payment thereon for the period of twenty days
from this date. at the Office OF the City Treas
urer. City Hall.
GEORGE r. PERRY,
oct y City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19
TREAsURER's OFFICE.


CITY TaE4srRER : 0FFIcE.
Gsav0 RkFIrs n Ich., Oct. iO. iS-9.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
ron for the grading. gravellng and paving the
cutters % Mcdowell street from south Divis
lon street - Jefferson avenue. - now
in mv hands. and that VIII receive payment
thereon for the period 0f twenty DAYS from
this date. st the oflce - The Cltg Treasurer.
City Han. GEORGE r PERRY.
Oct ~ CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19

Tar International delegates saw a
very handsome gpeciDlsa o. Grand
Dspiis weather.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19
10 slE,CEIRERA

Ar sab.ertbsr % THE rELEGRAM.
8FKALD who falIs u receive the psPss
r.xslarty. or whs may haze reason 10
eonssiAin of late delivery, viii confer .
.oseiaI favor By Informing thts ofseo OF
xhs Faet - once. send pSstal card or cal
ap tsIsphons 53t.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19

For Office desks. rotary chars, in-
yaEds chairs, wheel chairs and high
chairs. 90 % the Vinegar Furniture
Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19

Miner. AZ 81 Mouroe-sf s prepared
- tske orders Cor seal and al kuis 81
far garmsns, fur trmn.ngs- plush
and tlE Iobe, clc., elg.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19
Sealed PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals fer the uIdings on College
aveuge, recently c9ud emued bQ fhe cts ~
Grand Rapids Tor the opening and widening
81 slld College avenue. wii 6e received az tha
ofee 20 fhe CITY CierA uatl Monday. October
q. lsss. 81 3. "a.
VA SHfNkMAN
oefN e ~ CIsrk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19

rhs saff1vsrr is a Hst ~ ths marriage
licenses ssiea since lasf pub shed. vita the
Games. resi- fsuce raea outside r1e cts sni
ases of tae parnes, As@
snfnz -z5f
I1r.s Norton. Wtp'e Grove BARRY county
Cara Lssbei-A srissar .--............ --a
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19

Garland" Stoves and Ranges cook
food AID warm rooms fer many mil-
hons
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19

u b -cr.baer. Real Estate DoAlsr IL Pear
~ el.. naAts $40 AeUsos that ell rcut irola
5000 a. slal4 ptI HseNIL. Also ie aeil a. fl..n
si.aal a. saHsal erud ncm Ia. j have ssss
IL luau IL Sums g. Slli IA
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19
INLAsUKEK's NU4l.D.

City Treasurer's ONCE,
Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct. .. 1889
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading gTaveiing and paving the gut
ters OF Thomas street from Union street to
East street. is now in my hands, and
that will receive payment thereon for the
period Of twenty DAYS from this date, at the
Office Of the city treasurer, city hall.
GEORGE X. PERRY.
oct p City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19

N1HEN LOOMING lor baTgsius n real estate
W aoht fail g. see ~ We have soIat n
Iae besI acre property nUar the cts 81 ios ~
ufts ana diatrtll prices. a. tAchalEr. STOW
PARISH he1I.l T. lyNur LlulA
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19

EOR SALE-A Ssss hoasr oa Pagls4ye lsr
s.s,sii eleven faanas brics TarDAec. nsntrl.
electric BELLS. hot ana cald Nater. h4th -Fooigl.
laN&lofA. coAcE0ts N&4ks Lnr lsNu. Nol Ana
fisttrl- CASH, ular or UolIniA payments
Iufls Buchanan iaS oslue. IsoaYald block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY.


oAAsD AAPDs. SATURDAY. 0CT. u.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19

/ NlH can1FIN > IerIu-f propssitleu as ssy
tat 4 have : LeW nsase Ala lat tiaf i .,.i1
seli iQF As i. = ffoxln
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19

ll1A ana suoartaD prcperlS 10 "a cha . e. lar
= aAt2l4t prapeItSs ~ alil "a chaDst Fsesat
iets 4cr frst1vActs AID kssauie meftkaft-
slew a Parish. hss.l ksials sno Leans Eoo1 J
lever oloeA.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19

TuRNTuRE FToREp.


WANTED Icey furuls'ieo roeu. r-Lifa. y
" iorafef. win hesf ard modern conftn
fences. Address =. ,. this gfioe. ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19
HrsrELlaNEous

tFarVF7Ir hasHug snf ri1r vevsor s.fft-re
~ ~ ottawa cor Hastings ~ > Ffes.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19

1 hAkt nrsfclsSs bElldinE lsl Ser S.le
ele~p tef c@s.l ol al 49, ~ A0rsc ala
esskS - part p2SNelit y IA Il. Ceralit 8
4l4i-St- ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19
4 L4RaE AN0INT on NEAI EsTAIE

= tuf sat ~ ael aNa VII taI na.A.
I have 81 let. fuf sale oa fntiicA . addition.
corner oi fllia tuo Mad'son8Aeei lots d tg
Il0 feef O. aH allies pr.crs lru.n 90 O. 500
Z. iols GA - la son aFr. ald Howard g., GOA
fralits aud oraua = addition, pnccs raAst
ifau o. 10 sou iibf most uI lase lats aIr
very desirable, quite centrally located. urar
school house aua street cars, tha al1 lc-ut
s.,r..s...af,- IL. a.. tts ~ rI.IIk tu al 4a
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19
AeEETs-WAETED.
WANTED BOARDERs.

coon BOARD at reasonable rates. with or
- wthou, r10mS Inquire at l5s North III
vision 81. 20
ROARDERS WANTED-A few more board
~ ers can be accommodated atW Shcid0us G
best table board IN the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-12
THE BOOM CONTINUES.
II. q. bun y Co.'s Report of tile Condition
of Trade.

II. q. Dun y Co.'s Report of tile Condition
of Trade.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 1l,-R. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review OF trade says:
Tho Government crop report was very
encouraging, but the loss of gold by the
great foreign banks-over 81, 100000 by
England, S4,OOO,0OO by Germany and
81, 100000 by France-was large enough
to increase apprehensions OF monetary
pressure. These two opposing infu.
ences ruled the market during the week.
Crops are large and business heavy, and
the commercial outlook most favorable,
but money Is comparatively close, and
there is a possibility that 1t may be closer
yet.
Reports do not indicate increasing
pressure in the interior money markets,
and the demand is active Rt all cities re.
porting. The supply at nearly all Is
ample. The volume OF trade is increas.
ing at nearly all interior points report.
ing, and this involves larger demand
for money.
Tho great iron industries are making
progress. Several more furnaces OF the
largest size have gone into blast since
October !, and the weekly output on
that date was 10000 tons, against $780,.
600 tons a year ago, an increase OF Al per
cent in September and Is! per cent for
the year. In spite OF this enormous pro.
duCtion prices are not only sustained by
consumption, but are slightly advanced,
though Southern iron is still sold here
below Sl7 for No. |, while Sl7 25 To
$ls 80 is quoted for Northern. Bar iron
is in better demand structural and plate
works are crowded, and sales OF rails
within ten days have reached 250,0OO
tons, many large companies having made
their annual contracts for renewals OF
track.
Sales Of wool at Boston have been
2,ljS,000 pounds and more demand Is
seen there, but less Mt Philadelphia,
where concessions in prices are still
thought necessary.
The Government crop report was
rather surprise TO many, as Il shifted
wheat estimates from "a fraction over l2p
to "l2 bushels per acre." making tho
probable yield not much below 6OO, 1000.
900 bushels. The corn report Indicates
tue largest crop ever TaiRed. With
heavy crops business In all departments
will be stimulated, and at the same time
the demand for money will 10 In.
creased.
Pork products are not much changed,
coffee and sugar a little weaker, oil and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-12
THE KNIGHTS DISBAND,
The Last Day Of the Great
concIave at Washington.
A MAGNIFICENT BANQUET,
The Feature OF tho Closing Hours
The Toasts aud RespOnscs-Iiow
tho Knights Spent tho Day.
Many at the White House,

WASHINGTON, D, c., Oct. 1.-THE
knights have broken ranks, Thousands
OF them went to Mt. Vernon to-day,
while other thousands were scattered
through the city in the Departments, in
the hotels, in the horse cars, driving in
carriages and strolling through the
streets. At the session Of the Grand En-
campment to-day Eminent Commander
John II. OlCott, OF the District OF Colum-
bia, was suspended from all knightly in
tercOurse for a year for having illegally
knighted William Oscar Roome, and the
latter's election was declared illegal,
The Grand Master announced the ap.
poiutment elths following oflicersi Gen,
NJ. MouIton, Of Illinois, Grand Standard
Bearer; Col. MyrOu NJ, Parker, of tho
District Of Columbia, Grand Sword
Bearer; Henry NJ. Alton, OF Tennessee,
Grand Warden; Francis White, of Ne.
braska, Grand Captain OF the Guard.
A banquet WGs given this evening by
the local commillee in honor OF the
visiting delegates, Col. MyroD NJ, Par
ker presided, and Grand Master Gobing
occupied the seat on the right. Covers
were laid for 225 persons.
The following is the list Of toasts and
responses:
The Grand Eucampment-M, L. n. ].
II. Gobih, OF Pennsylvania,
Grand Commapderies-P. i. Norman
and T. Gassette, Of Chicago,
The Order OF the Temple--R. +. T.
Speed, OF Mississippi.
Templar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II.
Hopkins, OF Pennsylvania.
Our Canadian Fraters-W. G. Bell, OF
The Magnetism OF Our Order-George
A. johnson, Of California,
The Individual Templar-W. O. Nay
Jury, Of Michigan.
Tho banquet was the final fixed event
II the conOlave and many knights took |
heir departure from the city this even
nR,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-12
THH STUCK STEAMER.
The "city Of New York" is Still
Fast in the Mud.
AN ATTEMPT TO PULL HEROFF
PrOVes Futile, and the Tugs Abandon
Her-Unloading the shIp-Hcr
Trip was an Unusually Vn,
lucky one-An Incident

New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE big Inman
line steamer, City Of New York, which
ran aground in the mud Off Gedney's
channel on Wednesday night on her in.
coming trip from Liverpool, still lies
with her bow over seveAty-Ave feet in
tho mud in the same spot where the aC-
OIdent occurred, All the determined ei.
forts Of her engineers and the continued
tugging Of the large fleet OF hoats that
went to her Fssiqtange, UP to noon to-
day, had Jailed to pull the unfortunate
ocean racer from her perilous position.
In the opinion Of expert steamship engi.
neers, the strain upon the vessel by The
fearful hauling about she has received,
hsG gaHeea her seye%o injuries which il
will take time and considerable money
TO repair.
before noon to-day the efforts to
drag the vessel in her present Condi-
lion out Of the mud We're aban.
loned and the Tug hoRta took of their
NoWseg aud withdrew from the scene Of
The accident, The IRman Line agents
then dispatched two steam lighters to
.he vessel -ior the purpose ot relieving
The steamship ofths Y0lght other cargo. |
Eh;a work was Well under way before |
l'ClOck this afternoon, The cargo con-
,ists OF general merchandise aud it will
probably require Nntil Tomorrow night |
o complete the task, BEFORE the steam |
.ugs LETT her they had succeeded In turn.
ny the vessel round, SO that now her
tern points to tho west instead Of ~. !
iouth as yesterday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-12
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

There is a mad dog scare at Enon, o.
Thieves entered q reeidence at Hamil.
ton, o.; and stole goods valued Nt $500.
A man named Cottrell was fatally In.
jured by a clover.huller near Waverly,
Ohio.
A salOon.keeper named Noes was ar.
rested near Tiilin, o., for selling liquor
on Sunday,
Laurence Huter, who was shot by
Henry Hoffman, ut Piqua, o., died from
the effects OF his wounds.
Alonzo Woodal, aged thirteen years,
fell from n church steeple at st. Marys
o., and was instantly killed.
Pat ponohue and Charles Burdge are
in custody at Pigua, O., charged with the
killing Oizack Brown, color6d. N'
A. J. Goforth, who murdered ]. j.
Conkey near Gurley, Ala, in August
last, has been arrested in Tennessee.
BrakCnaa Farley, OF Manchester, Va,
was killed, and Brakeman Owen badly
injured about the head, in d smash up.
The oil well at Royal Center, Ind,
owned by the Chicago Natural Gas Com.
pany, iSprOdqcing oil at tho rate OF Atty
barrels per day.
At franklin, Ind, Newt. Jackson was
wounded in the left arm by thp &C.
Cidental discharge Of gun that lie was
removing from buggy.
The New York Courts have granted
Mrs. George Francis Train, Jr., an abso,
lutte divorce from her husband, the son
Of George Francis Train.
x couple, suppoEed to be John Ulsh
and Jennie Wenderfer, who eloped from
Fremont, o., were married ut New
Philadelphia on the 10th inst,
1sham Harris, Of Knightsville, Ind,
wac seriopaly, though perhaps not fatal.
| ly, hptt by q random ball tired from a
gun in NcGurdy's saloon, Brazil, Ind.
A damage suit for 5000 has been
filed at Mt. Vernon, o., by Martin 7,
French against Daniel Pipes, jr, Pipes
is accused Of debauching French's wife,
or. Orwan, Mayor Of Horace; Kas.
var burned 10 death In a wreck caused
by a freight train breaking on a grade
and rushing back upon passenger train
James stambRugh, Of battle-ground
Ind, was taken to the Michigan city
prison, Tuesday, to serve six years fol
attempting 10 XII I his father with /
hatChtt :
Charles Sanders, a negro, who mur
dered a white maa named liarr at Clea
Spring, Md, In u political quarrel twt
years ago, has been captured at Wilmer
ding, Pa.
AT shOrbrooke, Quebec, the Jury Ii
the case Of Donald Morrison, elafgUl
with the murder Of Constable LuClu
Warren IN 1883, returned o verdict 0
manslalgGL6T.
Robert Lavender, yard master oi III
Big -Four Railway az Greensbufg, Ind
was knocked from box car ny hIb hea
coming In contact with q telegraph wire
and, falling upon fiat car, was bAdl
. injured about the head, His home 10 /
Dayton, o.
Congrcssmau.eleCl Cooper, Of Indlani
! has ilbd 0 suit against tile Union Raj
way Company, oflndlanapollS, ior s., ,O0
! damages, for personal injuries. II
charges that lle was assaulted by N
! galelnah while attempting 10 make
. train one day lust week,
! AZ John Robinson and Philip Ttislll
we're dhyihg i0to HgffOdsbnfE, Ky
) With RlOad 9i bats Ia BaCks they vsI
: thrown from the wagon BY IlI6 Bllppiu
, al tue iapkS, aud lell 9ndef ths wheel
/. Tistltf Wah 20 badly Kicked By III
i mules that lle Will die. Robinson vi
setlUualy injured,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-12
THE COLONIZATION SCHEME.
The HIn Granting Concessions to American

The BIll Granting Concessions to Americans
Will Pass tIle Mexican CongroSs.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. l1.-AdYices from Mex.
leo say the bill to grant a concession to
Henry @. Ferguson aud William H.
Ellis, the two colored men from Texas,
who propose to colonize lands Ia tho
States Of Oxacoro, Guerrero, Vera Cruz,
Michoaean and San Luis Potosi with
negroes from Texas and other American
States, has passed the lower house Of
Congress with but one dissenting vote.
and has gone to the Senate. 1t is be-
lieved that the bill will pass and bo
signed by President Diaz, Ferguson
and Ellis expect that 10000 negroes
from Texas alone will move 10 Mexico
and raise cotton on these lands, and that
wany thousands Of industrious blacks,
skilled In the cultivation OF cotton, will
follow them from st9tes east OF the Nils.
sissippi river.