Telegram-herald., 1889-09-08
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cieo al t1s OSk Elars ab House ~ Co.-
t&gs CITY Aass. - heart clss s@se
The harvest AoEas lublise ~ tAs Catholic
Knights Il Northern Indiana a. Peru, lAd
FIiaAy ~as attended by 5 ~ people
ghe tssenty-thirs annual fair cf Aebrssks
commenced on 1ridsy ~ Lincoln wita en-
tries ~ per oens lsIgsr than ever betsas
Claude Y Andrews Of Iows aud Lewis c
Rairc q lnclanA have been admitted AZ
cadets % ths DzEAl academy At Annapolis
Articles % Incorporation - the 81 LoUls
Kansas 4 SOu.A " estern railway were hieG
e. Topeka. Esa., friday. CspitAl. t1e.o0o,-
90
"A oic man named BxEksoa and his
horse were ALLIED ~ ths noon train ca lie
Chicago s. Paul Kansas city roGc at
Nasoo. III. lT.esy
Many knights q Labor st Ottawa Ont,
threaten " loays the order because Irish
sfrs were played ~ the bands Ia ths labor
Day dsnonsC sLton
1As cafe in The post once ~ st Justin.
Que, was broken opAa with dynamite
Thursday night and Il 500 cash and regis
tere4 letters stOlsn
At large meeting Of the Illinois hssops'
Beaevolenos Socisty ia PTinoeton, III, hi
day Il was decided 20 uoyc the home once
70 Chicago October l.
A projected canal scross the upper part
% Italy. connecting from the Acriauc 10
the Mediterranean would take ak years 20
build and cost SIS oo9 00o
DR. James Philips well known through
out Southern Illinois, died az Springfield.
III. Friday Ills body viii be buried In the
Masonic cemetery al Nashville, III
= J. Merriam. al noronaut IN attempt
ing 10 make a par rAchute descent al Fonda
n Y, on Thursday tel, breaking his right
foot and d!slOceting one shsuldor
North Dakota Viii De the frat State, as a
State. 70 make provision Tor a system ot
manual training Forty thousand acres OF
land are set apart for that purpose.
The WOmans Club OF Decatur, Ill, pro
pose 20 erect an elsgant and commodious
clubhouse 20 cost not Iess than el0 Oo0
The necessary sum was subscribed Friday
Patron trotted at Detroit Fridsyto lower
the stallion record C2slS,l), bat failed be
made the FIRST mite in 2l5@. and in the
next attempt covered the distance In 2:l5A
Over 1900 French descrters who have
been living in Geneva have been benefited
by the late amnesty law, and have left
with their families 10 return TO their coun-
try.
@ l. Otterson, of the wallpaper firm of
Swindeu & Otterson, Allegheny City, Pa,
has been missing since August Is. His ao-
counts are straight and his friends fear foul
play.
BY misplaced switch passenger coach
on the New York PENNSYLVANIA h Ohio
was derafled near Pymatung, O., Friday
Several persons were injured, but none IA
tally
Five Creek Indians arc on trial at Little
Rock, Ark, for numbering United States
deputy marshal The testimony is ell in
the Indian tongue, and is being inter-
preted
The Piazza wooden m.Ils OF Alton, former
ly owned by Thompson Teasdale. of st.
Louis, were on Friday transferred 20 a new
company made up mainly OF Alton cap
italets.
Justice Mayham, OF the Supreme Court
OF New York, handed down a decision at
Albany on Thursday revcking the charter
of the Broadway Railway Company of
Brooklyn.
Samuel Carpenter, rich farmer OF Will
ia1nsville. H.. received verdict OF ono
dollar damages Friday against the Illinois
State Journal Company Tor alleged injury
10 his character.
Henry Pgterbaugh. pioneer farmer near
Logansport Ind, dropped dead Thursdsy
When found he was resting on bis knees in
the furrow, with one hand grasping the
round OF the plow.
James Elliott, Of Goshen. Ind, known a.
the deaf poet. while walking along the rail
road track Friday was struck by an engine
and thrown about twenty feet receiving
severe internal injuries
Indian runners from Leech Lake, MINI,
and north OF there. arrived at II slIets trad
ing post Friday with news of the safe ar
rival OF the Chippewa Indian Commission
in the northern wilderness
The entiTo0cable OF wires in the Central
telephone exchange az Richmond. Ind
was burned out Friday by n current from
the Electric Street railway. rendering the
exchange totally imperative.
At the Cutler family reunion. held near
Carthage III. Friday. over seventy near
kinsfolk and many others related by mar
risge were present The family roster OF
the present generation numbers ls3 mem
berR
The French Minister OF Justice has
warned the Bishops that the clergy are pro
hibited from taking part in elections. and
hiss instructed public prosecutors 70 take
measures 70 punish severely any ofenses
by the clergy against the common law.
The Georgia Farmers Alliance has boy
colt I'd undartak-rs belonging 10 the State
association because the latter agreed upon
price for coaiuR The alliance also de-
nouuccs pbTEioisns who belong 10 medical
associations. which are considered 20 be IN
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