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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-05-31
WAR ON GOPHERS.
Eighteen Thousand ofthc Pests Killed
in One Iowa County.

in One Iowa County.
The striped and pocket gophers that abound
throughout the West at present threaten to
become a formidable pest to farmers In por-
tons of Iowa. Already it has become neces-
sary 70 begin war of determination to pre-
vent the rapid encroachment that these little
animals are making on the crops.
In a number of counties a bounty OF five
cents each has been placed on gopher scalps
This has resulted in the active labor of farm
ers' sons to secure gopher, scalps for the
bounty. In Boone County thus far this spring
over IS, 600 scalpS have been presented and
paid for by County Auditor EverhaI, who
has drawn over 1900 warrants on the county
treasury, number larger than is usually
drawn during the entire year.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-05-31

MANUAL training schools and schools of
applied science are steadily growing in popu-
lar1ty. In Maine these branches of education
are booming wonderfully, and the schools re-
.enCly established at Philadelphia and Boston
are meeting with great success.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-05-31
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

Fish are not weighed in their own
scales.
A stock Milking the cows.
-Aerch1nt Trdreier.
Speaking of book binding, dictionaries
ought to be spell-bound.
The blacksmith ought TO be able to
give sheer tip on horses.
The polecat has only one life, but the
other eight are not missed.
Charged with electricity-The sub
scribers to the Bell telephone.
WiSps of straw by the hay scales are
bits that have fallen by the weigh side.
1t takes a good many strikes 20 make
a baseball match go off well.-Sittings.
The fidelity of adversely is exemplifed
by the manner in which poverty sticks to
the poet.
The young idea may sometimes be best
taught to shoot by putting it through a
course of sprouts.
An ''octave" dinner is the latest fash
ionable craze. The guests arrive after
everything is ate up.
Down on the Rio Grande a horse thief
stole runaway mule that nobody else
could catch.-Sittings.
Little drops of water
Little humps of chalk
Take their occupation
From the bovine stock
Merchant Trdreler.
Some people are called weak-minded
because it takes them at least seven days
to make up their understandable Jour-
na2
Ordinarily the ministers create the
Benedicts, but at the White House the
Ben-edicts create the ministers. Hotel
MAIL
When young man proposes and Is &C
copied he rings the girls hand. If he is
refused he wrings his own hands
Statesman.
Berlin is bad place to choose for an
important conference, for it is a notorious
fact that its inhabitants are always on the
Spree. Baltimore american.
The doctor sits in his office chair,
A paradox, strange to see,
For though he is patient i'll waiting call,
Yet, out of patients is he.
-GoodalrS Sun
Jings-"Chops is all broke up. The
sheriff has just seized his meat market"
Jangs-"Is that so2 | saw hi.4 this
morning, and thought he looked as if
he d lost flesh "-L0ceU Citizen.
A ship and baker are much alike;
Would you know the reason why?
The first you See has pilot on board,
And the last has a lot of pie.
-GooddUs Sun.
Sir Rotten Rowe-'I thought you
didn't have bishops sitting in the Ameri
can Senate?" Mr. Madison Squeer-
eve don't" Sir Rotten Rowe-''Thcn
who does the combinations the papers
speak of"-Puck.
HOW SHE DROVE THE NAIL.
She hit the nail fearful whack-
| mean to say, she tried:
She bathed her thumb with arnica,
Ard then sat down and cried.
The Epoch.
She lat a party)-''Did that rich
bachelor, Captain Rudder, get his title in
the army?" He-''Guess not. A few
moments ago 1 saw him duck his head
when the servant announced Mr.. Low
bridge. "-Philadelphia Record.
Angling for Pie-Mrs Salstonstall
(of Boston, Tommy, will you have a
piece of mine pie?" Tommy Beacon
street (who is taking dinner OUT
"Yes'm, and I trust that your apportion-
ment will be commensurate with my
esteem for yourself. Burlington Free
Press.
Young Mr. Brokaw (who believes in
doing everything in business-ike way)
Miss Southmayd, l am matrimonially
inclined. You are my choice above all
women. l desire to marry you. Is it
go?" Miss Southmayd freezinglO-
eyes, sir. There is the door. "-Burli7g-
ton Free Press
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-05-31

A GLASS bottle trust has been formed in
England eighty per cent of the bottle manu-
facturers in the United Kingdom joining.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06

calling forth do eful predictions from the
health officers 1t il held that many, per-
haps thousands OF bodies were rushed out
of the Conemaugh by the tremendous
force OF the food, which overturned loco
motives as well as houses in its pathway,
and that IS soon as those bodies generate
sufficient quantity Of gas TO bring them To
the surface they will be found floating with
the current, circling in eddies or entangied
In the willows along the banks ali the way
to Pittsburgh, and some OF them possibly TO
Cincinnati
Lieutenant Eggett, commanding squad
Of some of the COMPARES OF the Firth
Regiment. placed guards sR over the burn
ing debris above the bridge. and gave
orders to shoot all persons not working
who would not keep am the wrecksge-
VIII Reed OF the Americus Club.
Las been appointed mayor OF the town.
and bis frst ofiiciI act was TO IS
sue a notice that all saloons in the
town proper and Suburbs should he closed,
and be has enforced the order He has also
given orders to TIE armed guards 70 shoot
anv persons found stealing from the dead
bodies All idlers Nil be driven from the
town. bat work at fair wages viii be
furnished % such as wish it The Towdy
element is being rapidly cowcd
A blast az dynamite Nas exploded IN the
debris above the railroad bridge tuesday
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
QUICKLY AVENGED.
Citize ms Of Topeka. Kan, Lynch a Burglar
Who Had Fatally Wounded Promi-
ncnt Merchant and His Wife.

TOPEKA. Kan, June 5.-Hon- 4 T. Rod
gers, who with his wife was shot in a strug
gle with burglar at his residence Tues
Gay morning, died of his Wounds at 10
o'clock the same night Mrs Rodgers can
not recover.
The police were notified Of the tragedy
and captured the murderer. Soon after his
arrest people surrounded the jail on all
sides to guard against any attempt TO re-
move the murderer elsewhere IL was an
orderly assembly and perfectly quiet, COM
posed of al classes OF citizens and largely
OF the substantial merchants, lawyers and
others of the city. Several secret meetings
were held with locked doors and it was de-
cded that should Mrs. l. dgers die the jail
should be stOrmed
At 4J) p. IA. Rev DR. McCabe addressed
the crowd from the jail bacony and advised
Law and order He was hstenes TO at
tentively. but after his speech there were
for the frst time cries OF Throw him outi"
Lynch him." During the evening the crowd
increased and az o'clock the Jail was
stormed The officers made n desperate
resistance aud it was II o'clock when the
unfortunate wretch was dragged out lie
showed astonishing courage. and when
asked II he had any thing to say replied
that he was guilty His last words were
"Bo sure and break Iay neck lie was
hanged 70 a telegraph pole at Sixth street
and Kansas avenue.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06


Ton street. near franklin Cns day with
exO men named King and Fairbdrn
when astraage nan en:ared and took King
asisa. 10 produced big roll OF money
sn1 gave ssnis 70 King and some 70 I Air-
burn When be had gone Woodruff asked
King who IL vas and Ia replied; That Is
tas great lawyer, Alec. Sullivan" Woodruff
want en- 70 say that be was hired bJ Detec-
tive CougAlin for the SUM of 81 70 60 70
tAs cottage and gss the trunk The
two uea before referred 10 accom-
pasiea hlrn. They first drove through Lin
eoln Park. where the trunk was taken out.
and again returned 20 the buggy. Then
they drove 60 the catch-basin. After the
boey had been placed therein aud the
trnak dropped by the waysids they drove
Co barn, where they washed
and hxsi up. Coughrn, he went
on "a saY told him several days beforehand
that As had a Job for him. On the afternoon
of Maya NJ cane 70 him and said. Now.
this night II has got 20 be done. II you
cant gee cut before O'Clock It VIII be no
use" At . o'clock he got the wagon.
Chief Hubbard was present snd listened
70 Schaack's evidence before the coro-
ner The captain was nervous. and his
story was tn several particulars evasive and
coutradictorv Hs was closely pressed
fer reasons why ho had not had
Iinan's buggy and white horse
property Identified why be had not in
vestigased he Whereabouts OF Cough
In aad Whaien the 1ikht OF the murder;
y hy be had not arrested tae man Thomas
smith, Who hired the buggy, or inquired
for him In Hancock. Mica, and why he
had apparently sought % protect COughhu
tv inacron and dis0bedience OF orders
The captains replies 90 al questions were
decidedly unsatisfactory.
After schaacS had conciuded "Maior"
Sampson. a man vel known IN tie police
courts and the tridsweil, testified thas
Couzhlin erisd TO hire him some time ago
- slug Crenin. ana promised 90 pay li0er-
aly FOR the iob A man named Bully Lyon
corroborssed this. and an adjournment Was
snaa-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
DON'T KISS BABY.
1t Tent Yoar Duty ana Toa Really Should
Not DO lt.

Not DO It.
There isn't a bachelor living that viii not
be pleased when "a reads ths, a young
mothers contribution TO tho Philadelphia
Press: "a estorn paper once suggested
that an appropriate p.acara n hang around
bahys neck might read: please don't
Kiss this baoY, aad since nv own little one
suffered winters siege with vhoopiuR
cough contracted through careless kiss.
| have been disposed 70 advance tne ida ct
is equivalent There seems 90 5s a general
notion THAI babies. and in faCt al susi chill
oren, are puo.ic properly. % oe kissed 81
WI bv friends OF srrarE gers. aBd whi.s
some aSect.oa afe at-res may respond will
ingv, thsre are many others who woeId
Cgch prefer tc.-z lst alone il this pec..
x snow Sc i tae case wth NJ tv-c ftta
eirs. cae ~ waeu posse sses Ar exceed NJ.
II l-Tl-g disposition, , hs- cts g. % to fr-
ues.ate family sle WI net s4Fer ter Hrs
IN - to1ched. though she viii s.l3-~ tfss
n0o1 caeey CT forehead from fa~-~ita
friends Her mere reficent stster showed
a s' s,r5nz z aversion 70 bciuF KISSED. aaa
it forced - slorit GA 50 with s1ca q bad
srace that was 90. ~ed 40 take matters In
- H1y own hands sa1 beg visitors 90 exc-ss
her. Sas roc 4 shaze rsrsso1ate r-ss-.-
sHd taon = AZ O. 81 .-~s1zv' stl8 81 *
~ g al a good ous. ard taat lni ser5ni1ste
Kissing car scsrcsT - too strr7zv con
de1red. A f5u breath e "a rsr- Ers.t 20
GRID as 20 a grown person, sore t1-rats
are eftea ccrfaefcus- s-d rsrv diseases
are coltrac.e1 ~ c-r act wilh ere lns1
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
SHORT sPEcIALS

Loz1s sssE4.-sea, 5 il-Faaer u Nezxa LII
ar. - AS kl1s4 T,-Sscay 11g1x u = rua-
4aaY
Tie Rockfcrd city coa=cll has rxe1 rhs
s1leeL- ---Gs lss lea - g. ~ .sr LEs saszlzs
ysaE
The cora h tks bottoms zooEt gsssrson-
vie ina = ssi1g szs1s1 cat - TIE over
rsslag TlgeE
he aichigza Farnitsrs Company works
ne-x 0aAland al b1xaed l-sseay, c4as-
ins lsss q 80 ~
he annuAI csuvenEon n tie Aualga-
mated lren Ana steel asrkers' Association
= Ia progress a. kl-1s11EgA
Ex s11ts senator Arksl4 yogngest a4agh-
~ = aa married a. CzI4isaarls. \. 1. Aon-
day n.z-E - EeE44rd 0ll-4-l, tAs carsooa-
ist
Is 10 anaosncsd that two prominent tn
sarauss companies aili use -. ~ - ths
ceae.s from lie 1eod Il t1s Coaeul4gssA Z
f5--zg
Wiiiaza Iund proBristsr q TIE Americ&a
Heass at FoEE GE4LioE Alch bles hls
bralas Qua Yesterday with a revolver. No
cause Is 4zsl gnsd
Cashier Jessag q ia dstaaet scran Ton
Pa b4nk las 1-r4ed over deo1s y ccaI
kANFr-tt "a t-tN--F 49,
COED als 1e-@lcal0n-
The schooner Columbian. which sailed
from Cleveland on Lay Is roE Mars
has not been heard frs1a aad - "a feared
taat she has been losL
The WOOL growers Association hss Pc
tiuoned the President ~ call a special ses-
si0n of Congress to adopt measures 70 tho
interests OF the wool industry.
Goodaall Dieckuan, or Carbondsle. III
carried OF the hOnors as the commence
men5 exercises OF the Martin COliegs OF
EiocgEion Ia Washington Monday niSat
The Unltod states steamer Bear has re
csived secondary battery of'Gaslings, In
addition to a six inch ride. Orders direct
ing the Bear - proceed 70 Behring Sea are
OF their way to san Francisco
Pat Cieary. who murdered Jesse Turner
IN January. lssS brcko jail at Lincoln,
kan. Monday night He w2s pursued and
CAPTURED by citizens who TOOK him 10 the
railroad bridge and hanged hil--
The new United States Court for the In
dian Territory began It's INST terra a,
Mgskogos IN the Greek Natios Monday.
with Judge James ~ Shackletord on the
bench Nearly al the Jarors were Indians
There are 24e cases on the docket
John Shea OF Trenton. \. J., was shot
and killed Tuesday by James Mccaren. an
old man known as Jimmy. the Bum" Nc
Caren was running about the streets with q
revolver. threatening 20 Kill people, when
saea made iOcglar remark 70 him
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
Damages In MARYLAND.

The losses ~ tho Flood WIN Reach Nors
Than $500. .oo0-Msny People Destituts
abd ga need.
FBEDERfcs. sd. June 5-Ths loss in this
county along the course of the Monocacy
vii fsot 20 about So, eco The loss s'ls-
saiaei by tbe towns along The Potomac
frorl Poins u Rocks % Harper's Ferry. in
eluSln< the latter plscs. wiz aggregate
ESQ &c. nos embracing the losses sustained
y ths Baltimore e ohio railroad aut
the Chesapeake e Ohio canal Tn the wiz
lagos ~ Point 1f Eceks Knoxville. Nest,r-
ton. Berlin. Shady Hock and Harper 4
Ferry tbe people are destitute and in need
Many % tkenl Lost al they bad on esrth
Carloads & supplies are being cent 20
them from sais ely ard tdisiping villages
and Sc . tbought al wifbe cared Ter
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06

dred or two Of them. had thrown its doors
omen To receive the bruised and half
clad fueitives on the dark day OF the
deluge, and every one WAS now crude
hospital Half the women who had scaled
the height were so overcome with fright
that thew have been bedridden ever since.
There had been pneumonia on the
hill, but only a few isolated cases
Tuesday, however, several fresh cases
developed amo ong the food fugf-
tives, and local physician said the pros
poets for scourge are all too promising.
The enfeebled condition of tho patients,
the unhealthy atmosphere pe-yading the
valley and the necessarily close quarters In
which, the people are crowded render the
spread of the disease almost certain
THE DEAD IN TEE RIVERS
JoHHsTowN, Pa, June 5-A new compl-
cation is threatened here. The weather is
changing for the worse. For several days
the air was cold, almost TO the freezing
point, but 1t has been growing warmer
gradually The dead bodies are rap
idly falling into an advanced stage of de-
composition, and now 10 the horrors OF
sight is added the sickening odor of putrid
flesh What the effect may be on the water
which flows hence into the Allegheny river,
PittsburShs source OF supply, Is already
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
DEATHS TERRORS.
Likely 10 Be Experienced IL An
other shape BY the Survivors.
sEIx0lll APPEARS 1t JoHssIOUs.
sssevsl Psrsens De~s ~ith shs DisS ~sss
saa EasEs Are fezEs HAS Is 49, Ss-
~0Hae ksldeaaic - L4tsst Ns"s
rfoEn the stEteksa N@LAsys
ANorHEa pANGEE

PETgsEUEsE "a 3uGs y ne teads oa
a. epidemic disease ~ pes-l'e~ ~~s "a
Il-lsbaEgh an1 etAer points A---s -
Allegheny al OAio rivers are Aaei -S
inx Certain Il l. l1As hui 50 -
bodies axe lodged "a Tie CIV" oo1
lnd lying IL deep po9-s ~-~As TIE
Allegheny river. iEoin ~nlcA it'S''u .
sad Allegheny get thsu water s-fF-s
a.. Sf.fe Brsrd of Health Wil begin AZ
o. =, riesr lie river of Drift Aeele&l
~ have advised tbs psopls oi this city -
boil s-d ter thsiT water
Pneumonia hzs broken cut on Prospect
tul where several hundred teTrinsd peo-
ne nsc % escape tie Hood Every htts
house on tie Alll. and Jhero are hun
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06

ycl4a a. ssEaelAnos - ksu4Sz beings
Ley eSzla nos es iaentlneo @ne, wsEs
carried - she AeIgUe Ana pl@oee 4n
ee1~l4s JGss - Ley ss1e 1Sken Sas sa2 asr~
rlsdiy o-Iisa n VAS Esoss EyiI.s sass Tea
t1se 01a4ertAkors and their assistants. k2as
Nho have tseVn handling kae aeac &Es nss
ElScss
There aES uos rs persons IL ts.e tNe 10
rltzls here A11 Tie n2llssI u increasing
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
BAD FOR SULLIVAN.
Ezicsnce Tending 90 Connect ras
Lawyer with Cronln's AuxdsE.
IHE DEAD Nh FEARED his ESEgY.
Esefte& acGAFrY s~s4rs tAs Dsefsr n2a
Ex1s~sssa s1a BsAsf Ehas ths sass~St-
81 Aaa Wo4l8 Have al-. Asszs-l--
zts4- c.hsE fsslII.4sas.

Cafcaas J1Ae B ~ aea tAs CTonin -
aslssr - resumssA ~ - "a. o1.CsT
Eally n the FNs.flA street, st4u01. sss1t-
ns1 rssax1lAz ths fzess cennselsd ~iEh
sAs Arrest 4 Hoodruff "a acaAxEe u hsxss
stealing. ane ASw ths prisoner acted IA
s-s1ly sAea the naas "a Dr Croatia
nsari0aa4. tAally, - kas o@a aecer1 tell
a. d CaP---a Q Lolls1 4ac witness ia
st0ry u the truak
Farrick NcGarrY testified Eh4l Ia sspteEa-
tsz. isss. ~. Creaia Io.a witness. after 10
ala IN 8adsl0 TIA. Els his sas IN danger
= H., sail as. 1 'belsEe ta-s n4an Alex-
aaasr sullivan VII bs the IN
sCxa1ar or ar deatA There are pa
feEs 44d sHGagil rsi4aEs ~ sala
business. and Ia Ibem Alsx4naaF sulllvan
Baaaa l. msntioasd Ia SIR Conkiius safs.
saa L any thing a49pels q nae 1 all rely
ga yo1 - xFs Elsu - the author
fliea' One day three weeks before
Ia death. DE CEouia, talktaz u thaE time,
SAL. II may have been = faEeful nigat 10
&c. took my Ars Ia ny land. ous all
asrsrInlnea ~ sxgoss Alexander SnlliYaa
snd IA SEisEery and treachsry 70 he Lish
psspA
"Ds Croaia lad demanded an accounting
a. Aiexauder sullivan ~ moueY raised foE
az IsfaA cause BY ~ equalization az tie
head u which Aiexandss Sullivan oacs
was
How much Was this sum os money!
Il cAa only tell appro xiElaLe.y bat 70 was
o. ths nsig gatorhood u aalI million dol
lara
nsa Question % only few hours when
AirxangsE Sullivan viii Do a prisoner OF
a. stata- Chez Hubbard would net dsay
tat 10 was going U arrest tie hisa
laWysr N a1swer % tho ofs-repeated
ausff hs sad That remains % be seen
Bll0G and several other prominent Irish
nea "a going on tie stand today and
fhsse nay - developments af.er they gs'
tArouyf."
CutlAc, June s-Late Tuesday nigAs
Chfgf u Pslics Hubbard Lssasd an order
rersn ctorily removing Captain SchaaeS
nom th6 c5mnand Of the Chicago Avenue
d.strLct. and also sasSendiag aim nom
duty ThS action was based upon his
GnsarisiactAry evidence before tie cero-
ners' ihry II ths afternoon, and upon tAe
opinion that bs hadSbung ed the case frein
the stzrs, and he admitted 70 tho jury TIA,
no hal not asked Woodruff 70 describe
Alexander sullivan, and IA general Demon
s1rsted that be lad tried 70 ahield Conghhn
a. he hindrance OF the investigation.
e Wzs late when CAPT. Schaack was called
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06

GUTHRIE L T.. June 5-The first election
by ballot in this city took place Tuesday.
The nominees for mayor were d. b. Dyer
and 4 v Alexander. The election was
warmly contested The city OF Guthrie
was divided into FIVE wards FOR registration,
and the total number OF voters registered
was >, $40. IL is generally conceded that
Indian Agent Dyer has carried the day by
from H1o 10 500 minority
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
Aid Can Not Reach Them.

PHILADELPHIA June 5.-News from Lock
Haven is OF the ,noss gloomy character
the fear being expressed that many will
starve. All communication is cut of and
aid can not reach them To add to their
distress they are without water supply
the reservoir having been washed out.
There was ten feet OF water in the high ST
location in the city of Lock Haven.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
urs stock

NastAe0 s17e =
carr r-Nariset fairly scfve en- ioeal ard
sh.-r.nz account srd preea steady cno-
fsrso~s ra7x~d A. 81 e4 - FOR gees ~
rrs.-e sh CT q Steers fs1S8 ao f1r - ron
- rr-s de-. e esz2D tor eutchers sfcsrs
e aa~z.-s rsr Sfacssrs. 81 -seae f>- Fssirrs,
s. seas = for Cova ans ~ 8, . > icr inferor
m yea Stecs s1d sans
Er1s-Efarset see-ec -scderstsfT acfi-s.
rs-r- <afes vere zz6s ~ rAtferf1r's ez--es
ss,t fa-e~ q % zar = ssciias ~ s- vas es+ks-
usaeE safes rs1res ss s. sT045s ,1r shfs
"a sa4 T fcr r-nrn psczIrs a 81 a q -
RI ves "a e. 2A$s ser heavy rscxsg asa
81 &c css
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06

INDnNAPoIIs. Ind, June THE May ap-
portionment OF school revenue for 1880 was
made by the Superintendent of Public In
struction Monday. and aggregates 81 ,05O-
4s3. the total number OF persons of school
age ia the State being 40. .72s, and the per
capita tax ISL Within the past wear the
school population has increased about 10.
600 and the amount of the apportionmen,
gtO go
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06

NEvroHr. Pa Tne 3 Teieeraphic com
saaniratica was s0ensd With the outside
wcr'd TUESDAY afternoon. Two thirds q
The town Is ovsrsovved seven families ses
destitars. tAefr BONES having been sweeps
away The water "a seven feet deep io the
streets IN he cenual part of ths tSwn
- seln Ia
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
Reed wins = Cam.

CHfcsao. June 3 In TIE Barker Reed
checker contest for the American cham
Idoushlp on Iussdav three games were
PLAYED. Read winning the FIRST game Jhs
score now stands Reed. ]. Barker. q.
drawn. Z leaving a. games yet - be
psvsd The sftendsnos continues large
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
FURIOUS STORM IN TEXAS.
Much Damage TO Property and Several
Persons Injured.

Much Damage 20 Property and Several
Persons Injured.
PARIS, Tex. june a-Oue OF the most de-
structiVe storms that ever visited this sec
tiOn passed over the southern and eastern
part or Lamar County Monday nitht. liter
ally devastating every thing In the way.
Besides running crops, houses. barns and
fences wero blown down and several per-
sons injured The following persons are
reported fatally injured: AT Shady Grove,
Henry Vice; al Bardstown, Mr.. and Mrs
William Graham. an aged couple, both had
their backs broken Newton Bryson was
thrown from his horse on TO "a barbed-wire
fence and horribly mang.ed
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
syYorklng for HarrcF's PARDON.

CINcIxNATI, June 5.-Mrs. Z. L Harper,
the devoted wife OF the Fidelity Bank
wreckeT, is making strenuous efforts 20 Sc
cure her husbands pardon A petition TO
President Harrison is being circulated. and
Mrs Harper's personal solicitations have
secnred a uunlher OF eignatures
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06

ST Pscn. Nnn June Joseph Isfori
ere cf the pis-eers ~ this county and the
e c.iss- man En- Che Northwest. died hsre
Taesdsv sgss lgs H wzs boru in Taius
feVis Qgs Surviving him Hrs nins ch!l-
srsn aad - grand, and zreat eraudehli-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
Great Loss OF Life in Germany.

Berlin June 5-A hurricane and water
spout 80 heichenback have caused great
.oss Of ife and property.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06

WtsETreToF. june -Justics GREY - th>
United States Supreme Court and si~s
Jeanette Matthews were uarried ~ the
brides residence Aondsy evening isrgs
nnmber - distinguished gussas Witnessed
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06

Hs testified that on
the day that tho
grand Jury took up
the case the prisoner
Woodruff aliasBlack,
SAINT fot him and con-
fcssed that he drove
the wagon with the
trunk that contained
Cronins body from
the Ashland avenue
cottage 70 the catch
basin re opened
the confession by
saying that he was
IN a saloon on pivis-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06

HtR~TcHp. Cenn. Iuns s-Ths Tcr-se
as ssfeated she t'l gTvfrx vevnen the
rirtt - vctr en- s-ssticns pertaining e tLe
sac 81 IL saviaafsrr iulIcfA
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-06
THE IDENTIFIED DKAD-

PIrTsBuRGH Pa. June O. The Press pub
hshed Tuesday evening a revised and care
fully corrected list containing over 200
names of persons known 10 have been killed
Ia the JohnstOwn disaster. Yet this Is not
believed TO be more than one-fOurth oi
OF those lost The work Of Identification
grows more difficult daily 30 that IL seems
quite probable that not one-halt OF the
whole number will ever be known To
make out correct list is impossible
Conservative men are OF the opinion that
the number OF people destroyed viii reach