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Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31
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NOTHING IS HiGi1.
Tie Village Big Man Goes 20 Vs8hiHgton
ana Returns Considerably Htited.

The village Of R-9as dissatisfied With
It's postmaster Several ps.-Goas were Tor
wsrdei 70 Washington. AID As they were cot
Immediately scee3 Ca. il Ezas determined thai
tAa big E2aa of ira tew1 should prcces1 70
Washington ana lay tie cass before tsss post
ElaS-sr general
The Big Nan II tie teS-n lived q tie n
teTeSt a his r.oEsy. BE was caA<d nc6s-
Most * hls le.tz-s came ADDRESSED = tea
Hon So and 30. Re rAn O caSsrxsa szsS .
snb4-al siEzrz hA2-iAS arS<- SrsS,-s1--1E
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31
Town and Country.

. The case Of q little visitor TO the country,
who rather missed the conveniences of the
city, is cited as showing that the seasons OUT
ing is not always considered an unmized
blessing by those enjoying the same This
little one had taken her first walk on the
.ountry road with her mother, and on her
return to the hotel, being asked how She
liked the place, said very decidedly: Don't
Ike it. cause there's no moss cars. l Ike
ridiu' in boss cars 5ecteru walkiE'. '-Bostou
Eidaer.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31
NEBRASKA CASUALTIES.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., August So
While Frank Howard and two other men,
all intoxicated, We're crossing the river in
Il skitf today the boat was overturned and
Howard was drowned.
\ disastrous fire, originating from a
gasoline stove, occurred at Weeping
Water, twenty miles north Of this CITY.
today. \ strong wind was blowing. aud
before the fire was under control damage
amounting TO $4,000. with little insUr-
,.aS.tlr1E
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31
ANOTHER SCHEME TO SAVE FRANCE.

ANOT Her SCHEME TO SAVE FRANCE.
PARIS, August 30-The comte de Paris
has issued an electoral manifesto. He de-
clares his object Is to snatch the power
from the HANDS of an oppressive faction.
He counsels union OF the conservatives
and tolerance of the BoulRngists whose
program of revision, he says, will release
France from servltude ana restore relig-
lous peace. He expresses the belief that
the imperialists will not refuse 40 support
Il strong monarchy and appeals for the as
sistance of ali those who WISH TO found an
honest republic.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31

wfs-Toa na-ssa1 slaS b2by greatly -hlls
ws were away, 6id-t pa
EasaaE4-Yss; e0zlant sep az al for
Wink, IL ps: = szxEorBs ard SheeIh@r-oaT
n tAe bed a13 aired a rzas % par a. ar
asn u TIE roo4 ElEaie--OE1za2 @sE.a-
Eegail
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31

Eeilsor-:Isve E-4 ever sPr@ar,f Il pria.
ts-fIrrg
Tc1ax 70; .FFazaiTs- -Tsz, hluxs.d
t.sz.e- fss csrt4-2
E..sssS-AA. ~ l ao-. z.sAa y.E.s-x
car Il. goa kas~.--Czsex Aal.unzsSLss--
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31
GRAND ARMY COUNCIL.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, August 3o.-The new
Grand Army council Of administration is
announced. o. II. Golfer, of Topeka, rep
resents Kansas and Milton Cole, of St.
Louis, represents Missouri.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31

LoNDoS, August 30.-A dispatch to the
Standard from Shanghai says: ''Pekin
advices are that number of high Chinese
officials have petitioGed Prince Chun to
have all Americans employed in China ex-
PEELED from the empire. 1t is reported
that Prince Chun consents. "
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31
ELECTION RIOTS IN SONORA.

CITY OF MEXICO. VIA GALVESTON, Au-
gust COLLECTION riots have occurred in
the town of Magadela, state of Sonora,
The disturbances were suppressed by fed
eral troops.
Five persons were killed here yesterday
by the falling of wall of a private resi-
dence.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31
NEW COTTON.

Fort SMITH, ARK, August 30.-The
first bale of cotton WAS brought il here
this morning and was raised by the Smith
Bros. near Pacoda, l. T., and Melted the
owners - cents per pound.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31
TFINTHETUR1s, HAMS

ATHENS, August 3a.-Chakir Pasha, the
governor OF Crete. has issued a prociana-
ton announcing that the Turks haze oc-
cupied the whole island Tor the purpose O.
restoring order, ana that any persons
guilty OF resisting the Turkish authorities
viii be severely punished.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31

WASHINGTON, August S0.-Postmaster
General Wanamaker has offered reward
of 81, 900 for the arrest and conviction of
any person found guilty of making an
armed attack upon any mail car or stage
coach having the mails in transit.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31
RFp0RTS OF a BA0 wPFcX

yRUTLAND, VT, August 3O-A special
passenger train and live stock train
came into collision near Middleburg on
the Central Vermont. The wreck is a bad
one 1t is reported that several persons
were killed. y wrecling train has left for
The scene OF the disaster. Owing TO late
ness of tie hour no definite news may be
had tonight,
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31
CLOSE CALL FOR FORTY MINERS.

CUMBERLAND, Md, August 3O.-Word
reached here today that forty miners at
work in the Allegheny mine, near Frost
burg, had been shut in and probably
drowned. Water had broken in from the
abandoned 5gtna mine and had driven
the miners further away from the main
Roadway. Excitement ran high and large
crowds collected. relatives of the miners
being in the majority. After two hours
of suspense William Stevens and Hugh
Meene entered the main Roadway and,
wading through the water, finally discov-
cred the miners n mile away from the
opening. All were rescued. Several ami
nftls are still in the mine and Will proba-
bly, perish.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31

Per FrlrrnsA-Ia - Tie wss-s fer q -zza.
n y9gr= Eyseaa
rerrzgs-So thev az. Sal. ~hz1 ~. la
ssszl O.. ,izs esq., q g. wSss ~ bee
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31
FALLOF AN ELEVATOR CAR.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 30.-Two
strands of cable attached to the elevator at
the Philadelphia lying-in charity hospital
broke today, precipitating the car from
third floor to the basement. The elevator
contained five nurses and the elevator boy,
all of whom were more or less injured.
The names are:
Head nurse. Miss Alice Millobaugh,
slight confusion of the ankle
Nurse Burle, fracture of ankle joint.
Nurse Caundy, spinal conclusion.
Nurse Wilkinson, compound fracture of
the ankle joint.
Nurse Mcdonald, fracture of ankle joint
Frank Atkinson, elevator boy, sprained
knee.
Miss Wilkinson's Injuries are the most
serious and her condition is said to be dan
gerous.
The elevator car was completely wrecked
and the occupants had most wonderful
escape from instant death.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31
KILLED BY ELECTRICITY

PUEBLO, Col, August 30-Charles
kummerle was instantly killed by the
Heisler system of electric light, tonight
al O'clock.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31

Cleanse the blood with Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla, and realize what poor health you
have had.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31
JOHN Is MOTHER DEAD.

BosToN, Mass, August 3o-Mrs. Cath
crime Sullivan, mother of John L. Sulli-
van; the pugilist, died at her residence
this evening of water of the heart. She
was a native of Ireland, 81 years old.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31
Money Savers.

PEARS SOAP is the most elegant toilet
adjunct.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31
OKLAHOMA CHARTER ELECTION.

Beeeham's Pills act like magic on a
weak stomach
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31
A FURNACE HORROR
TWO HEN KILLED AND SEVEN IN
.JURED.
The Victims Suddenly Submerged
by Overlooking Tons of
Molten Metal.
Terrible Fate Of Molders at Homestead,
Pa, Iron Works-Blevator Ac-
cident at Philadelphia.

Five Hospital Nurses and Boy Seriously
Hurt by the Fall-TacOma, Wash,
Narrowly Escapes Destruction by
Fire-Bad Accident on the
Central Vermont Railway
General News
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31

Cleveland .........O OlO020 DOL
indianapolis ..0 OIL 20002 = 5
Base Hits-Cleveland s, Indianapolis s.
Errors-Cleveland 3, Indianapolis 3.
Pitchers-O'Brie and Rusie
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
NOTES OF THE DAY.

Emil Plettig and Gus John were drowned
Tuesday morning at Kilbourn City, Wis
The trial OF ex-AIderman McQuade, the
Now York "boOdleE," has begun at Bsllston
Spa. ny.
Emperor William VIII sail for England
from Antwerp. Al Antwerp hs will meet
King Leopold
Heavy rains throughout Kansas have put
the corn crop beyond danger from hot
winds in the future.
T. r. Vaughan. clothing dealer at New
Castle. Ind. has failed for $50 coo, with
assets OF about 5000
Thirty seven bodies have been taken
from the coai pit At - Etienne ia which an
explosion occurred last week
Mrs Mary Carsane. OF Clay CITY Ind. fell
into pooi Of water Tuesday while In an
epiieptic A. and was drowned
William YaCsr and Herman Ponkow were
instantly killed at the Psrie reilway,
stony creek. near Montague. Mica, Tues
CAY
A ioophols has been discovered IN The
sundsv-ciosiBg ordinance o. Kansas City
thar permits ssl0ouists to keep the side
doors open
Six residents ot Fizo County. Ind, were
arrested and heavily tBed Tuesday for
us.nx dvna1aIte and ssiBes ia catching fss
"a kel river
James Dspeu died at BlooTningtoa. III
TuesfaF szsd almost - years tie wss tia
eldest Of ne early settlers of tsst poTtioa
of the Saate
Henrr Bake and gichseI Frowlsr. of
sasenshsnna Pa were fsfsllT faizret
EonEsy gAt ~ fszling Ely feet iBts toe
river FROM Ei1@
At Esw FORK 7ussssT Albert orlarskl =
German. committed suics5s ~ hang z
himself - = trsnsora. B.for. swinging %
h saot hiuasslf n ths head
Eeports saknftte5 g tie snuusl coavsa-
tion - 80 A-eriesn Fiins Glass Workers
81 Beiizlrs rs. Ts@s1zy showed tbst ths
srg&airataoa has 9 90 1senssrs
Dan gswsH psfnoer Al H.nserson. Kv..
vas skst srd k1llsd Tses1sv by css-g- r
Chsp1sn darsas = 9aaTrsl ever re possss
sisa ef 8 kftsez ss1t sex q D&4zs
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

fs1aa. t6s soa0oE = oonxs<xsa vet ens.
sE4 kks yaaA xzzAs coaEs 4sng I'll tAe a@y
II EeDsxt. began &s a 80 llsx cats Ikza a
sAs Assssze esslA fhezx seses A4s ess1
g. t1pzcvs tAs sSAad ~kiek vss sery
dstsssiss. snA sss~sss sAs grswsA 81 tAs
yls2t
1ks press-snos 81 rsiHs len TIE seids
soz2s wAss grassy ez tee nxss ~ ssly. .
e0zellles vhlch . fsw days ef s2nShiSs
eass Asy have rsrnscisd. exe<ps ea plan
txt.ons having t>e large a area Lei TIE
naEaber sf p1ows svsalAtAe-
TAs crop = - generally Kept clean daring
tie period g szeaghL
1hs wide ysrlstloa IN date ef gertafp st.sa
hss Lad tAs eject - E2sks Tie crop lstsI ey
week oI tao tA&a tkst " leos. and TIE
stand = aot - good Some plAass came Up
IL Aprtl snd sozns l&ls IL June
1ks percentages OF condition by States
are - fellows fHgln.A -; North Caro-
hn&, -. soasa C2Io-lnA Ca Georgia %
Florida. ~. Alabama. 81. Mississippi VI +,
Louisiana So Texas. 90 Arkansas. s~s Tea
lessee. "; genera sser@xs. SO ihs e<I
erpiliaI snd bollworn have appeared Ia
Texas aud Louisiana sEd souas parts o.
QIsslssipBf
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

BRANDON Vt. July 10. --Thc psrth-kouxd
train FOR Montreal on the Central Vermont
railroad was ditchee by q wssh-out q mile
north OF here early this morning About
a dozen passengers are injured. but none
seriously. The train hand. al escaped
Tho engine and Eve cara are badly
wrecked and travel Will he delayed
twenty-four hours The locomotive was
completely turned over. The escape 81 The
engineer and fireman vas almsst mirscU
lous There were about 300 passengers ia
the train. including soDe sixty children
sent out by the Fresh Air fund Most OF
the passengers have been unBstcrrea aud
proceeded 20 their destinst3eRs The
train was running slowly, shout eighteen
miles an hour. ard the accident
was consequently not 90 ssrieus as ~
higher speed had been maintained
The injured are John NJ Bssrssn. Island
Point. VT Baggagemaster koCisskr, Mon
treal: J r. Greed. y X Peck and Nsilaos
Ross Of RvtiSpd The swollen stream that
caused the vnsb-oUt was Que 10 cioud-
burst early this morning shich gsllied all
the highways in the vicinity. undsrBiDed
several buildings and washed out the track
No blame attaches % the railroad company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
Tn. P.tri.rchnl Circle.

CHICAGO, July lo-Tho vanguard OF the
Patriarchal Circle Army mustered In the
Madison street Theater this morning for
the formal opening OF the ninth annual
oonclaye. Three hundred gaily uniformed
members were present when Supreme
Oracle Alexander Donald called the
sembly TO order and introduced City
Comptroller Onahan. who. in the
absence from the city OF Mayor Cregier.
delivered an address of welcome. Supreme
Oracle Donald replied briefly. after which
the Supreme Temple went into secret ses-
sion TO consider the reports OF standing
committees The 80 members present at
the meeting represent only a small part Of
those expected They viii probably be 6,00e
strong by Thursday
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
AN AWFUL TRAGEDY.

AYouaG Married Woman at Leavenworth,
Kan. Killed by Former suitor, Who
Also Takes His Own Life.
LrAvESwoRTH, Kan, July 1o-A terrible
double tragedy occurred here Tuesday
night. About two months ago Miss Eva
Currin was married TO George B. Callahan
Previous TO her marriage William Parish, q
young man without means or occupation,
was suitor for her hand A few
nights after her marriage Parish attempted
to commit suicide. Tuesday night he went
to Mrs Caiaban's house and called her TO
the porch When she appeared he drew q
revolver and fred, killing her instantly.
Parish fed TO low dive and at midnight
shot himself through the head just as the
officers were entering the house in search
of him. He is dead
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

Ths EDslaas state BosI6 81 F1scstsor Il
sssfn snSex-orisg r. PIT n ePsrstioa tbs
new isr VTosieisf ehesTser teri Doots FOR
sehosl ohiisrsr. v1tA B1ls boEe II sBeesss
A hzd rre-k occ1rr-1 nesr Hoffman y.
7, Tuesday Eaornfag. 0sisEing us~ei sss
hssrs Tvelvs csrs ysre Vrsessz Loss =
tn@ Ser York Centrsl Rsilresa Cenpsny
e. 30
The sigbth Estisrsi cor vsnftgn ~ tzs
CkTlszsn Entezvor soststT begsn - PHI
s1eips8s Toesdsy sesxiy = ss dsisgsses
were rzsseAs R-v h C1~rk 81 Best0a,
was ssecte1 pgss56.nt e TIE osx-enzeA
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
SHOT BY HER SON.

A Young Man Fatally Wounds His Aged
Mother at BIaokm.r. Mieb.-ss ts io
Turn Treated TO the Contents ef . Gun
IN the E.sas Of - Nephew.
East SAGINAW. Mich. July 10.-h Black
mar, this county. Monday Charles Black
mar. while drunk shot his mother, aged
a. years grandson OF the woman seizec
a gun ana discharged the oonterss into
Charles breast Mother and son arc dying.
A. 7. Blackmar. the husband Of the woman
and founder ~ the place IN which they
live. formerly resided In Buffalo. and was
a wealthy maltster
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

In place Of travelling away off where the
Journey IL tedious where the MOSQUITOES
swarm i'm clouds, where the hotels are poor
and the table fare is meagre and the beef
steak pounded To pulp, just look at your
Grand Rapids home lS SOutherners view il,
take "a day at Macatawa Park and another
at the Lake where the expense is only Il trifie
igure what it would have cost YOU to visit
the Nipgon or the White Mountains and
spend the amount you might have spent i'm
travelling in adOrning your homes, the spot
Of all spots most dear to "A man.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

CHICAGO, July i0-There may be serious
trouble in the Blue Island brickyards 1T
any moment Nearly 80 striking brick
makers, encouraged and excited by agita-
tors from this city, are waging war upon
the eighty-sev men now at work In the
Puriugton Kimbell Company. The men
have been stopped three times while on
their way to and from work. and threats
have been made that ii they persist in con-
tinuing ut work there would be bloodshcd
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
COTTON CROPS.
Tn. Government Report en- the Coaatry's
Duttook-

Buftock-
vssEzNaroN. gsiy "a The Juns report
cf tae stats ician q The Department =
Agriculture shows sn improve nent Ia The
condition = cettsn during the pact month
Tae early planted srsas are vel s8Tsrcsd
That Nkica vas planted "a May sud tsss
which ksd rot gsrm.nsted before the ses-
son q 6reGskt. = ist. ard srusA There
vas frost nsariy throa9 Aort tae Gotten hs.t
On the Isst q Nay sri ~ fTsf - June
which prsvsaoe1 gerroinatien slr~s6v lena
delayed ard arrested sse Er5vth 81 rssts
Thers - general compliant cf tas -T.ets 81
a Srv ard csrt seasc8 corffnElng thro'zf ,
Mar sna i-1o June n g syin9 gsTnlss11oa
Ice
West os Tie Nssslsxszpt esosciaily u
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
New Railroad In Ohio.

FrSpLAY, o., July 10.-Work was begun
Tuesday in securing the right OF way for
the Toledo, Iindlay & Springfield railroad
This road runs from Toledo southwest
wardly through Bowling Green. North Bal
timore, Findlay and Ada to Springfield, q
distance of ninety miles, through a rich
grain region and oil and gas territory. New
York capitalists are back of the enterprise
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
FLED VITA s7o. 900.
l. j. Nswslc. Horss Dealer. cf Chippewa
faiis. Nls, Disappears

faHss esss hs~pfs~f&
knvAuKGE July ia dispatch - The
Sentinel from Chippewa Pals says: great
commots0n las been created here by tie
disappearance OF 4 J Newald . well -kns9 u
dealer IL horse flesh, who. ft Is claimed.
has large suIn ~ money Ia Als Possession
whica has been obtained In one way or
another from business associates IL Ia
claimed that be left July 3. but
the lew who became aware ~ his depart
ure kept quiet. aud IL Was mol made pub
lie till to-day. The amount be took Ia VaIi-
ously estimated and some eEliInstes are ~
high as s7o.0oo The widest ruInors are
afioat That be has disappeared does not
seem 20 be doubted ~ tie creditors The
money obtained appears 10 have been most
ly borrowed, and wealthy mea Endorsed
the notes
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
Kusssu Nay Sell OuA

LONDON, July lo-Russcn Harrison, whe
IL in England on business connected with
bis newspaper. Frank Lesiies illustrated
Weekly. attended Lord sahsbury's gsTder
party at Hatfeld Monday. 1t Is stated that
Mr. Harrison is negotiating with ssynoi-
cate OF English capitalists who made AZ
olier 10 purchase his paper.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
Gave Himself Up.

SPRINGFIELD, No. July io.-willfam
Miles. who killed Sheriff Bronson. Of Tsnsy
County, and Deputy Frank July 4. surreD-
cered 10 the sheriff of Greene County Tues
day morning. He is TO be tried Monday
for killing Captain Nat Kinney, the Bald
knobber leader Great excitement pre-
walls in Taney County and 1t is feared that
Miles will be lynched
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
VIII yVad "a Prfnea.

WASHINGTON, July l0-Dispatches from
Europe announce the engagement OF Miss
Mary Gwendolen Caldwell TO Prince surat
Napoleon. a lineal descendant OF the great
Napoleon Miss Caldwell is the young lady
who gave $50, 900 to the Catholic church to
erect ut Washington the Catholic Univer
sity of America.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
Tho Farmers Friend.

GOSHEN. Ind, July l0.-Prof +. NJ Web
ster OF Purdue University, has been in this
locality the last few days inspecting the
folds affected by the green midge." He
O ,clares that he finds small black bugs fol-
owing and destroying the midge. and that
the work OF the pest VIII soon be stopped
by the new arrival
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

DETROIT Mich. July I0-Tbs ninth Pen
insuisr ssengsTfsst l. in session here f3f-
teen musical societies are participating
There IA also = chorus Of about TOo voices
while some sixty Instruments compose the
orchestra
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
Left Many Creditors.

BosToS. July l0.-Elmon IL Williams.
prominent ColebrOok tN- III business man,
has gone To parts unknown, leaving bis
business in an unsatisfactory state and
many creditors 10 mourn his absence. From
SIS. go to $50 900 worth of paper bearing bis
signature is reported TO be out
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
DISTRIBUTING THE MONEY.
Half Million Dsiisrs to Bs Dtvs6sd
Among the Needy Johsstown Survivors,

Among the Needy Johsstown survivors
CRxssos SPRINGS. Pa. July le Governor
Beaver and the State Board OF Relief Com
mission had u meeting here Tuesday. and
decided TO distribute e5oe 600 smens the
sufferers Ia JohnstownL The meney viii
be paid 10 the needy survivors IN checks.
and will be the first instailsncnt OF the g.. :
00, ,0oo contributed for tie relief Of the peo-
Pile which lie now being held by the Gov
ernor. The commission slso appropriated
SO, ,0o0 for the relief OF the sufferers east 81
the mountsips Ope-haif OF THE sum viii
go to the victims Of the fsos6 ia the vicinity
OF Wiliiamsport and the remainder VIII be
distributed IN other localities
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

sT JosEFH. No. july 10 The 81 yos-ph
Refining Company has been absorbed BY
the sugar trust and has closed Gown FOR
term OF three years. The consideration is
els 600 year About 10 persons are
thrown out cf en- ulorfneut
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

Trv Toss zuly - -Ex-Prssioen oro-s.
Cs-.spd hzs besn sppsiHt<o ~ tDs
Urfs@e ssstes Circuit Court refer-s -
suss broasft ~ Geo-ss B yhslp~ sssisss
z n v.nnsx. bnhFer. fsr the reso~svy -
So ~ hsI-r.6 - have been fl@Naiiy rs-
tsfres ~ NJ Werner Mr. CisTslnnl bsIs
the frst henrlng 81 tSs cass Taes92s
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
An Insane Mother. Awful peoa.

CARTHAGE, Ill. July 1O-Mrs. Henry N.
Gronewald. wife of German farmer liv-
ing near this city. became suddenly Insane
Monday and cut her two children horribly
with an axe and beat them over the
head with a log chain. She then jumped
into well Ii Is feared the children will
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

Loxs BRkNcH. y J. July 10 william
Kirby. one Of toe assistant bathing masters
here. was drowned Tuesday afternoon
while attempting 10 savs the iife of Will
lam Hirscb. Of New York. whs hse rot be
yoBd bis dep.B while bathing Trbys
body has not been recovered Birsoh va
brought ashore IN aB exhausted condition
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
DIED iN A QUEER WAY.
A Southern Man EHpnes 81 Psip,t.ties
OF the Heart Caused by Immodsrats
l.suglta1.

OF the Heart Csu by hmm odsra 10
Laughter
ATLANTA. Ga, July 10. - City yanitor
Jacob Morris was found dead in his roonf
Tuesday morning. and the coroner has
found that the death was Produced by
paIpiiation OF the heart k0IIis attended
the Masonic lodge Of which he wss
member Monday night Prof Otto Spehr
lost his hat and Morris supplied hin one
from his room near by. The event set
Morris TO laughing 30 immosaerately that It
prodDced the palpitation which ended in
death Morris, who was pcor, Invested all
his earnings in l;c insurance. from vhie-
his two daughte will get S3s. 90.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

CHfcaso. yEly io-Jueg. Tuler this
morning. il lengthy decision, denied tbs
application cf John , Eeges Tor . vrit Of
hsbsas coTyas Befgs fs W. ~sB-snovn
sttoraey suspecsed Of com Pilcity IN TIE Gre
mn unurdsr
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

assrGwD wis July "a lsborer ct fss
Iron Belt mine. wof king tie frst levsl
TussdsF. fsu seventy I've feet to tss third
level st the bottom q wkiok was ten feet
IL water When fhs BODY wss r.coveres
there vss not sign of syaiss upep n tss
Tnsn having been lrozHed Re vss Tin
lander. nsEns unknown
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

NasHEsTcE. July le-Es ops sonrs,
c0zlsis tozt there viii De sn exus ssssi0s
- Congress called fer EoveHBsr l. The
President bss bsls several people within he
lsst fev 0svs that be sboelc ca then back
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
STRIKING eRICk-MAkERS.
They Create . Little Disturbance eo
Nstkisg serious Ia Anticipated oy 1ha
plsysgs or Authorities

fa%f@4s Sf
CHIcAGo July l0-lhe brick k-makeEs
strike is reachiag a crisis. sRd to-day will
probably determine whether the strikers
viii abandon taeir demonstration and re-
turn To work. or whether the ri0tipg of tho
last two or three days Is 10 continue until
X eliminates IN the arrest OF the men
who have been the ringieaoefs The
trouble which has been brewing
at the May Purington yard al Dalton re-
suited il violence when the company
started one OF their machines One man.
William straesenbeIg, Was attacked and
badly beaten, but the assailants were
driven on before any one else was hurl and
warrants are out for the men who made
the assault There are now three deputies
and fifteen special police on guard al the
yard and over nifty men at work The
company say they propose 10 ran and pro-
tect the men who want 10 work, 10 matter
how much II may cost
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11

LoEDoS July "a John Dillon VIII soon
ssii for Amsrsca Re gees - Denver sne
thence - Cssiforais sDd expects 70 ss ss-
sent Nbele year
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-11
Father and Son Sentenced.

OBrBIiS July l0-Councillor Altman sne
his son. Franz. engaged Jointly In the bank
ing business At BiBgen. have been convict
ed of fraud ulent practices and sentenced.
the father To three years and the son &c
four yesrs p~nal s@ryffuda