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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
BRAVEO THE RAPIDS.
safc Passage Through tho whirlpool nj
Niagara by Carlisle u. Graham and His
Famous Barrel

BUFrLo, n. Y, Aug. 26-Carlisle D. Ora
ham on Sunday successfully passed in his
barrel from he Maid OF the Mist landing
at the foot OF Niagara falls through the
DEVILS and whirlpool rapids and the great
central whirlpool, coming out in safety.
SIe entered the rapids at a 80 p III. On the
surrounding heights were over 1000 specta-
tors. AT 4.3O clock the barrel entered
the great whirlpool where in 1897 William
Flack lost his life in a similar attempt For
a moment 1t sank from sight and hundreds
screamed He Ia losti' But in q moment
the little tub reappeared and fioated to
tho Canada side beyond the reach
OF rescuing party which had
intended to stop it at tis point Then IL
fioated around till Il was caught in the
devils rapids, where il was borne swiftly
on 10 Lewiston When recovered at $50
o'c ock the barrel contained foot OF water,
but the occupant was uniniUred. Graham
VIII send the barrel over the Horseshoe
falls to-day and If it Is unipjued will 60
over it himself next Sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
TRAINED BULL-FRoGs.
Eow Gentlemen OF Leisure Auuse Them
selves DS~a la IexaTkaEA-


selves Dow1 la IexaTkaEA-
A gentleman who has recently returned
from Texark4aa, says tie Little Rock
ARK Democrat. tells . story about some
Of the gentlemen Of leisure of thai city.
They board a. place which has Z Big
electric light placed near the wsl OF TIC
outside for the purpose q Illuminating tho
yard. OF course the lght attracts a great
many bugs and other winged creatures that
fly up against the wal. baxter their brains
ont and then fall 70 the ground Some of
the numerous Colonies that board al tbs
place hit upon q novel scheme 10 furnish
amusement for themselves anc their friends
during the dragging hours between supper
and bed time They captured several nice
fat bull-frogs, presumably by putting salt
upon their tails. Under The careful super
vision Of the leading Colonel The frogs were
trained tin they were able 70 beat Marx
Twain's famous jumper After the peculiar
pets had been drilled Til they could under
stand orders issued IN either EDglish. Chi
nese or Hindoo, preparations were mace 10
put them AZ the task lor which they had been
captured and specially trained. Under
meath the light and at a point where the
dead bugs fell in the greatest profusion
series Of pens were marked out There WAS
one for eacn OF the twenty -FOUR framed
frogs The pets were thoroughly trained
and sat up ike weil-driled soldiers. After
supper the ColoDels would take out Their
pet frogs. place them ia Their respective
pens. and then sit down behind them. As
socn as "a fly or bug would colie tumolng
down one Of the frogs was sure 70 grab a..
II the bug fell squarely into a ceitsin frogs
territory the others sat stlA, but II there
was some uncertainty about the matter
general scramble ensued. " hen fly
went behind them sometimes two or three
of them would turn a Gip-1ap backward,
scratch up the insect and turn over lnto
their pens again ready for another bug.
Each colonel has his bullfrog named aud
II is a common thing 20 hear such exc4s-
nations as Catch him, Pete "1hat a
good boy" Bill. take thew II every
time" When the bugs come down FAST
the sport grows exciting. II afords 40
end Of amusement for The Colonels AID
their friends Occasionally the chief men
OF the town watch the ullfrcgs Taken
altogether the Texarkana Co.0nels have
certainly hit upon d novel Sc1e1e Win
which 20 pass away The limo.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
RELIEVING FIELD FROM BLAME.
An Order for the Disnissal OF the Charge
Against the Associate Jastics.


SAcRAs1ESfo. Cal Arg q - Governor
Waterman has written TIE following letter
70 tas Attorney General of the State
&C. 4 JOHNs0N ATTORNEY -CENERAL.-Dsar &
Sr. TIE arrest of Stephen !. Field, a Justice
or the Supreme Court or The United states.
on tie unsupported oath CT woman
Who on tie very day the cath was
taken Snc often before threasened his life,
VIII be burning disgrace % the
State unless d.sayowed. ! therefore urge
upon you IS proprety OF at once iustructng
The district attorney a. San Joaquin Couaty 10
dismiss the urwaTranted proceedings against
HIN. The question ot jurisdiction OF the State
courts IN the case OF Deputy United States
Marshal Nsgis 5 oae FOR argument The un-
precedented ind'gaity on Justice Field does
not admit OF argument"
Ac-ing upon the communication from the
Governor. Attorney General Johnson has
addressed letter 10 District Attorney
White At Stockton. in which he SAYS that IN
view Of the fact that there is no evidence
10 implicato Justice Field in the shoot
ing OF Judge Terry, public Justice de-
mands that the charge against him be
dismissed. The Attorney General further
SAYS: If eny evidence should come to
light hereafter duplicating any person In
this matter OF SO much gravity your dis
cretion T. proceed under a new complaint
is not sought 10 be controlled
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
CROSsl0 TaE OARk RIVER.
Da@th ~ se Lsu.. - Hsars shaw. ne
f1il4atzrs.,-st sksteh ~ AS Lie

Dsath a. sG LsoIs - Hears shaw, ths
f1tlaatlr.., .,lst sksteh ~ AS Lie
81 Locls A4g q HoaTy ataw. TIE
veleFalIs f1 .4ltllepist s4l t2e b~st
friend 81 l.4.a ever na1 dies safiy S-l-
c1v morning alttsat sho0tag evidences II
Favslcsl Iail es faeula. sufer1g "A -
oS side vsle 4fs gullas A0rf1ss H. sls.er.
a4l u.m Cer u rs - - lurll44ts friends
AZ ol4e ls la nis lsl year
fhsrl -1.~ a-s 81 Elz as-l1-a - OF Z.
Al .l- 4ss et ~ 1e ca.ae 70 Ausflt& s-1
ies.ts4 80 81 Lols Aag -s.s Ec In-4e
f.r.l1e il c-l-,ceEl e. r.tfr.T ses eu1 fsI res
"a business a. las sss of -. sac ws-t
4efoId @a1 sas4lto every Quarter
" t1s s.os lsls away frcl las
c0gGtrY arelB TEA years. tpcn tis re
tarn ls coIl luercea tfe stuay ana cu.i-yailon
~ EleLts ala 1easrs 4na eslGollste4 AeEe i-s
Noll--.a -ota1.c-- scl-t4s Wt.oA be
faaee .ree lc t1e paDlc MA he ceath Tie
gardens Uteo4s ILe sper.S 0f tas sale
Hs E4G. in .1ls lt.t-D5 Is tI5 city
IcH-f Grove Par2. resort Of pscul-a-
crs4tg. where Ae resided Mr Shzws estate
is "a ued 1t s.. .l3. .Ql. 44a : l. though tls
greater r4rt p-l be LETT a. the city OF 81 LOUIS
IN v4roas teSlssts. He vac - leaning
al Lg scoFal-a8, 4nG he charitable insttu-
t.oLs II t1st church. u is uaters -ood.
Nili be particularly favored IN hts vii The
only relatives @ the deceased IN this county
sre SISTER and cousla, Frank BrAdpsry.
large number Of distant relatives Teslce n
Manchester. Ersl
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27


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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
4 FATAL QUAnKtL
IL Results In . Horrible Murder And At
tempted suicide In Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug - Late satur-
cay night a man and woman were found
near the city limits with their threats cat
and in dying condition The ambulance
was Summoned and the man Was taken 10
the city hospital, and the woman, who had
IN the meantime died Was t..ken 10 the
morgue Tho man proved 10 ba I'd Hess
man. ot Cincinnati he has SO far rocov-
cred as 10 be considered out OF dan
ger Sunday he told the story or the crime.
lie said he and Bertha Etf. with - nom he
had been intimate Tor three years past had
been 10 kissell's resort. and on their return
home had quarrel Becoming iufuTiated,
he drew his pocket-iluiIe and cut her
throat and then hoTror-stricken al what
be had done, he drew the knife across his
own throat The deceased women was
dressmaker and boge an excellent Ieputa-
ltOn
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
DEATH OF JUDGE Bliss.
One Of the Most Prominent Members OF
tho Legal Fraternity In Missouri Passes
Away ut St Paul

ST PAUL sunn. Aur. &c - Philemon
Bliss. one OF Missouris most prominent cit
izens. died at St Joscphs Hospital AZ Z
O'Clock Sunday morning Philemon Bliss
was born IN New York in 1878 At the time
~ bis death hs was dean OF the Law
University OF Missouri and had pub
lished a number q standard law and
text books He was formerly n Justice
of the Missouri Supreme Court and was
the drst Chief Justice of Dakota. having
been appointed % that position by Presi-
dent Lincoln He was member OF Con
gTsss from 1915 20 l19. representing The
Fourteenth Ohio district during the anti
slavery exoitement Among ais inirae d ate
colleagues were Senator John Sherman,
Joshua z GiGdiaxs and Joan a Bingham.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
THE CRONIN TRIAL
Tho Defendants seekIn. Separate Trials
a Poatponement TntI Wednssday.

CHICAGO. Arg % The six men accused
OF comphcity in the murder OF DR. Cronin
--Bezgs. O'sullivan. Cougblin, Burke,
Kunzs and W0OdrufT-wcre before Judge
Mcconnell for trial The entire day was
occupied by the counsel FOR tho defense IN
no-ious for separate trials etc. and the
matter went over until Wednesday morn
iug
Late Saturday afternoon the attorneys for
the six suspects received list Of the wit
nssses vho viii be called by tho State in
the case The list IS an extensive one, there
b<iug about i6) names on IL
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

szszEAL = ? sHEEuAN
Crane Army buttons aud badges The na-
TIVE eVergrsers oi lls great pine woods
state have 0sen utilized largely Ia tho dec
or4l1ons ant with pleasing eject several
o. -hs principal streets beiag spanned ~
arches ~ svrrgraens As AZ Illustration u
tle sxtentor decoration ono express COM
pany bronght INTO shs city saturday III 900
poaads OF Ighs goods for decorations sad
thls. wa-n tes principal buildings ara 81
most out ot tas decoratcrs' hands Prob
ablg 5o. .00 pounds of laacsriA has already
been ussG and tha end is a. rsr away as
ever
A great deal or in.erast now centsrs n
ths probable nurbsr OF visitors the
camDment VII take % TIE city. Grand
Army men astima-e that they will have
nearly l1e ooO members present and that
ths number or o-h-r visitors can
not b much lesS Egtmatss OF tho
number OF men that will b IN
iino IN ths grand parade Tuesday morn
ing range from 20 90 20 loo. The d.
visions wtl be uassed on me streets in
tersecring Grand avenus and the line OF
march - nearly three niles IN length
About 8 900 army tsnts are now erected IN
various rarts ot the city. and these viii az
ford shelter % fO coo people
tuesday and Wednesday evenings con
rerts viii bs given ~ a chorus ot 500 picked
singers war sorgs alone being rendered
and for this purposs a sent has been pitched
that vii hold co. people. u i expected
thar the naval battle. which - % open a.
T30 Thursday evening. viii De- the grandesr
AFFAIR OF the Kind ever witnessed on
fresh water Nearly go GO has been in
vested In works and powder. and every
steam and ssii-boat Ia che port has been
chartered - take part In tne mimic var
Nothing definite regarding the probable
choice o. Commander Chief viii be
known until after ths frss business meet
fn1 which q on ths pr0gramms FOR
Hsdncsfay morning
Prominent among the eve0ts Of the week
vii BE- meeting OF ths Woman's Relief
Coruz The hesdquarters % the State and
National officers VIII be IN All Saints ca
thsdral Hail. on juneau avenue Tho
headsna~fsrs q ths different states viii be
IN The high school building near BY Tues
dav svsninE ths corps viii give a recep-
fion in the high school building. The at-
dre<s ~ welroras viii Be made By Mayor
Brown and short addresses viii be made
b. Governor Hoard. General Lucius Fair-
chld and A. O. NisssrE Commsnder-in-
chief Warner viii respond FOR the Grand
Army AMI National President Mrs Charity
h1sS-trai- tor taa Woman Helis1 IofpS
lntersperse4 among tae stfsenas laefs
W. b. singing ~ nrs eotpes An" o.oets
and music ~ stsinE orenesl1A lie
business meetings "l" oe Ae'" on
"Wednesday. thlfsday end fFiaaY. as
sessioa ot wednesday, forenoon VII
oe open 10 aie 81
, n. .l...ls =,
st''i.' 'e-
outshers Tor gas remain '- e-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
KILLED IN 4 COURTROOM.

Henry Goodman staos Man at buckeye,
Ky, Who Is Threatening His sister.
BUCKEYE. Ky., Aug. 10 D. ]. Sharp was
stabbed 10 death Saturday IL the court
room here by Henry Goodman Sharp and
Miss Goodman, sister 70 Henry, We're en-
gagged In a lawsuit Sharp made some IN
sulting remark during the trial, and Miss
Goodman rose excitedly and denounced II
aS lie Sharp jumped toward the woman
as II he Intended 10 strike her. Henry
Goodman who was sitting near Ieaped 10
his feet aud ran his knife 10 tho hilt in
Sharps side killing him instantly. Good
man then escaped.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

WHAT CEErR. Ia. Aug % Ahout 49,
Saturday afternoon the top works and
building Of the What Cheer coal shaft took
fre IN the boiler room and 81 a few
minutes was IN mass of flames The shaft
was putting out about J. 80 tons % coal per
month About 200 men were ia the bank at
the time bat al escaped nv wav o' the air
shafts Ihirtson out % the ffteeB mules
IN the mine were suaocsted Total loss.
20 600. Insurance. sI2 on
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

CINcrSNaT1. Aug 81 Word has been re-
cefved OF a murder which hes taken
place on ths Independence pike. abous
thres miles back ~ Covington XIV It
sse us that the crime wa he result of fire.
qaent qusrrsis between Peter Bier and
Lemusi Rice neigh5oring farmers sun
dav afternoon there bad been family
quarrel between Bier and his VIE and q
latter appealed 20 Rice for assistance.
whersupon Bier assaulted Rec WITH a club
when ne latter drew 2 revolver and sdot
+-a former razf
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

LoNnoS Aug 26 The shipping business
i practically stagnsot. owing 20 a great
strike 81 dock isborers. Men ~ other
trades threaten 20 i0in the movement
which bids fair 20 % ono of the greatest
English labor denominations Of late ysars
The ranks ~ the strikers have been
serIed bv 90 men IN tas psst few hours
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
A CYCLONE STRIKES A CIRCUS.
John Robinson's Show Considerably De-
morailzed at Toledo.

TOLEDO, o, Aug "a terrific wind.
rain and hail-storm struck the south end Of
this city Saturday afternoon about 3 o'clock
and completely demolished the large four
pole tent Of John Robinson circus The
afternoon performance was In progress ard
n panic e.sued, FOX the guy ropes weYe
broken and the canvas was blown 10 the
ground. From underneath the csnvAs
came the screams OF women and children
One little girl had her leg broken and many
people We're trampled upon and bruised
Many women tainted Aad were carried
away Ia hacks
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

CrxcESvarr q. Agg ~ Saturday even
inx Joseph r Russeii. lSysar-oid al,
living In IuIIo~. Ky jumped from th-
Cincinnati southern railroad orifgs into
the O1io river distance = l0l feet ls
wss the result IF = wage and hs suffered no
l,cnnr.nian.,. ron ne cap
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
Mnr. nf Nnrth Dalnt,n MlIl.r,.

FiBGo. =. T.. Aug. 8 The North Dafots
Millers' Association has decided 10 piac. sn
agent ia London 70 dispose Of -four direct
70 the bakers of Great Britain. and : S.
Hiilver of Bismarck will depart imre-
dlstslv 70 attend % hat duty II is thong "a
THIS will have strong tendency -
strengthen The home vhesf market ard
besides Will result IN n. baiiding up OF q
nun ber of new mills
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

f'FFrf01 - p
es--7r- Ns-Est fsiriT setfr. iocs s-s
ssftrIrs a~arr-t C.rs1 rrndes f1e ffer -rt
sar rrer I1fs urrks sngst eigr1tf.1rf rangts
- 81 404w ftr fooc ~ cnc.cs sstr1 fT
Steers e. "a Is 90 r1r1non p, Fre< o.
arfa1 f-- tntefs-f Steers e. aoFf sr fs-
sf-.ee-s e 40 fs ~ T-xsrs e. s9et q fer
~~s-srrs e. sasF foT F~@cs-s WAS a
ztrrf az rsr
Rsos- Rarssi serfvs sns TN F-iess "a
- rts- -else rsrrsc s- e. r1E4 e. fcr srtt
ssS1 a. fos rogEs DseEAkf Este4-s t@f
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

An Anglo-Indian lady boaste0 that her
Chinese cook was much cleaner tbaD her
neighbors Indian cbiCf They visited tue
respective kitchens The Indian pots and
pans and utensils o. al Kinds were filthy.
The Chinamsn 8 vessels shone ike mirrors,
and Chang hImse; +; was sitting ~ bis boz
washing himself 2 the soup tureeD.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
Their Efforts Mere FruitIess.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Aug &c Governor
Fifer's committee which has been investi-
eating the miners strike in the first and
second mining districts or Illinois reported
Saturday that it considered the men lusti-
hed in demanding higher wages, but that
its efforts 70 effec. a compromIse failed
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

B.r11wonE Nd. Aug ~ -Tts Catholic
Unlversitv ~ Washington hss received tvo
more valuable gifts One is cash contri-
button % 80 90 from IN. ist> Sylvester
Johnscn % Louisville Bv and ths other
was made ~ Bishop J-rsms ~ Q Fsrreii. II
Trenton. = J ~bo sent q hbrsrr o. z. 1ss
volumes
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
no.h WIZ pI-

Crzvrr % AGE -6 4 .p-c'sl from
Mount vernon. Cd says that Enish Lv-
bsrrer. prominent Democratio pol. l.rieian
rssf3.-.- ~ Nfl.~ood. ssot his vie sunday
uivs- and than shot himself through he
head N-ither can recover Jealousy II
ssDuose,s to havs been the causA
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
Famine in Egypt.

CAIRO. Aug 26.-FTom Khartoum, Kas
sala Tokar and ether towns and villages
on the Nile in Upper Egypt come distress
ing accounts OF famine There are twenty
deaths from starvation daily in Tokar
alone. while in the whole stricken district
the bodies OF the dead are eaten by the liv-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

vlsH1seTov. IDg - kicsnor bolst
Bersza snd 1isfsndro Crhsnsis tvo prom
inent editors. have been appointed cese-
gates from TeneYoeia % TIE ln1srn0tions -
American Congress vhies meets hefs nsa'
L-.r-.er
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27
BROKE A NATIONAL BANK
An Ohio Cashier Takes 25,oOO-DOors
closed by Surprised Directors.

MOUNT GuzAD, o. Aug q. The doors OF
the Mount Giiead National Bank wers
closed Saturday morning, and all day the
widest rumors ia regard 20 hesbsnk's con-
dition spread through the town. The di-
rectors were in consultation, and no lnfor-
nation was given out until = clock, when
it Was announced that the cashier, T. p
Holiday. was found 10 be about So OJO
short in his accounts. No business viii be
done until Bank Examiner sullivan. who
has been sent for. makes an investigation
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

MACON No, Aug. 2G-Perry Thrai, who
died here Saturday, confessed Just before
his death TO having committed the crime
for which William Duley suffered the death
penalty IN S.4
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

Fsrrs. trr 81 IT q reported tnst st tfs
Urgent re~1es- 70 friends Genera boa anger
VI ..ous to Paris - stand tia ssfers he
q
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-27

CHIChe0. Aue -
FTorR-Market quiet ara vcry ful fp-ns
patents, tts9 300. Winter patents D t1.sfO0.
Bazers. . pa so. sirs fhts. f4o9ft-2s
WHrhr-Bsrset active ano higher. kurusL
fel 1sc. sertember 7o1fttc auc pecefo.
ber. from ~ - r. cav up 20 - f7tAc
COuS-Market active ard weaker No =
20 g.. 80 yellow sSA05sac 30 Ts.lor.
si~c. August - 1ssslo. septsu Dsf. 2ss .
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RaT. 81 3s q.
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