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Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05
Newspaper Reporters.

The newspaper profession mas sometimes
been brought into disrepute because of the
negligence or dishonesty OF reporters; and
there is no department Of Journalism in
which men Of high character and high pria-
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05

CHICAGO is threatened with an ice
famine. This is q decidedly cool sem
sation for that city after being In hot
water for the past three weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05

THE Herdld's attempt to figure out a
democratic victory in the school cleo
tion is ridiculous. Where are BabcoclS
and Davis?
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05

THE whole country is wearing sack
cloth and ashes for death h-stricken
Pennsylvania.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05
NOT A PiMpLE ON HIN NOW.

Bad with Eczema. Hair all gone.
scalp covered with eruptions
grow. Curesi by CutIcura Rem
edies. Hair Splendid ana not a
pimpie on him.
/ cannot say enough in praise of the CUrICURA
REMEpIEs Ny boy when one PM year yea of OF AZ age was was
His scalp covered with eruptions, which the
doctors said was scail head, and that his hair
from physicians, began the use OF the CurI-
CURA REMEpIEs and am happy to say. with
the most perfect success. Hls hair Is now
splendid, aud there is not a mple on him l
recommend the CUrICuRA REMEDIES 20 mothers
as the most speeey, economical aud sure cure
foral skin diseases of infants and thildren, and
feel that every mother VINO has an afflicted
child will thank me foc ~ SO doing. ,,
A Fever Sore II .br Years Cured.
must extent to you the thanks of one OF my
customers, who has been cured by using the Gu
TIoURA REMEbIEs, OF an old sore caused by a
He T was so bad he was fearful he would have to
have his leg anpntated, but Is happy to say he Is
quests que s me % to use his name, which is ii. II.
CASoN, merchant OF this place. -
JOHN " AiNoR Gainsbose nbogeifFs Tsnn.
Severe Scalp Disease Cured.
few weeks ago my wife suffered very much
from a cutaneous disease OF 1the scalp, and
She used until she tried CUTicUaA. The disease
PROMPTLY yielded to this treatment, and In
short while she WAS entirely well. Inefe mas
been no retu urn of the disease. and CuTIcuHA
ranks No. in our estimation FOR diseases OF
the skin. .
Rev ]. PRESLEY BARRETT, ID. d..
Raleigh, N. G.
Cut,cur0 Remedies
Are positive cure for every form OF skin. scalp.
and blood disease, with loss of hair, fr1m PIN
pies 10 scrofula, exec pit possibly ichthyosis.
sold everywhere. Price. CUTiCuRA. zoe: SOAP
&c; REsOLvEST, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL ConPoRATioE boston;
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a
pages 10 Illustrations and 100 testimonials.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05
Not Original With Clarkson.
Cb5a1na Ns.ps

To 'Constant Reader:' The famous say
ing "Heads, win'' was not coined by the
Hon. j. S Clarkson of Iowa. Your mistake
was natural one.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05

Lake Erie will pass directly through
Johnstown. - III
Lake Erie is over. three hun dred feet
higher than Lake Ontario, into which
the Niagara discharges; and its bottom
is higher than the sources Of the above
enumerated rivers.I Is it not only
possible, but probable, that either
the overplus caused by the melt-
ing SHOWS away up at the
headwaters OF Superior, or some more
southerly obstruction, has caused u
sudden concentration of water under
northwestern Pennsylvania, and hence
the disasters. It has been suggested
that it was not the rainfall or surface
pressure which cause the sudden burst
ing of the dam above Johnstowu, but
that the swelling flood beneath up
heaved and broke it down. May there
not be something in it? At least, the
theory is worth investigation.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05

THE Republican opposed Wehrer.
Wehrer was elected.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05
Cmt,curO Remedies

DADVjg Skin and scalp preserved and beauti-
DhDl fed by CUrIcuRA SoAP Absolutely
Dure.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
OUTLAWS IN ARMS.
A Kentucky Judge Driven from HIS
County After \ Bloody fight.

Kentucky Judge Driven from HIS
County Amer Bioody fight.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Aug. 23 wilson Lewis.
county Judge a. Harlan COnrt-House has
Just reached Pinsylllo seeking refuge from
ard murdered George Turner near there.
August 3, and tho sheriff and Iailer,
relatives OF Howard, refused 20 ~
rest Howard Judge Lewis went last week
with a posse 10 make ths arrest himself
and found Howard surrounded BY armed
friends. playing cards Howard and his
companions jumped up st sight OF the
posse and battle ensued SpuTlOck- one
o. HOward's men, was wounded IN the
neck. It is believed fatally. George Han,
one OF the posse, was snot several times
and viii probably die. Ia the light both
parties were scattered Meredith and Craig,
OF tae Lewis party. were shot On their way
back 20 Harlem and badly wounded Two
men who were with them for timo were
lost sight OF and ere still missing Judge
Lewis and those Immediately with him
were pursued for an hour and fired upon
several times
4 reward of s. goo is offered by the Gov
ernor OF Missouri and one OF 500 by Gov
ernor Backner for HOwards arrest He
has about ffty well armed men about him
and declares ne viii not be taken. The
people Of that section OF the State are Gs-
termined % 10 rid OF the oiium OF these
feuds aud Howard Will be captured This
will end tho Turner-Howard feud as the
Gartin-Tolliyor foud stopped with To-
liver death.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
FACTS BRIEFLY STATED.

The gSs works aL Lincoln. Neb .havo been
sold 30 % Daltim-r- syndicate Tor $4,000.
Lieutenant Governo1 H. C. Davis, Nevada,
dropped dead Thurtday at his home Ia Car
SON
The big fair aad reunion at Monticello
III. was attended by nearly 1900 peorle
Thursday
Itis reported that 1ir Parneu viii shortly
make q tour of America Tor TIE benefit OF
Lls healsh
The Greenback party OF Alabama VIII
hold a State convention 81 Birllng g1an Cd
the 9Th Of september
gJudge william Thomas, one OF the Oldest
and bess-knovn iuIists in Illinois, died
Thursday a. Jacksonville
Queen Victoria accompanied by Prince
and Princess Henry Of D@g.enberg, have
started Oh q tour Of Wales
George Emmett aged @. was drowned
at South benu. Ind Thursday, while bs.a-
ins "a the So Joseph river
Tie Guri mona5JerY near Aaru, Sw.tzcr-
land, has bosn destroyed by lre. Ins loss
is heavy. The inmates escaped
Elder Edward Swift. an aged and wealthy
man. was Iampled 10 dca00 by runaway
team near lansing Mich. Thursday
Abraham Browning, ono OF tho Oldest
lawyers in New jersey. cled. at tho age OK
s. years al Camden p. e., Thursday
The meeting between tho Ka ser and
Gar has been arranged 10 take place 1t
Po-sdam. aud Bisaarck viii be presena
Montgomery A.al cotton circular says
that this years cEop promises 70 De iae
largest ever proGraed in the Unite STATES.
Near Oneida. y l.. Thursday Edward
Kn wles shot and kined Miss Maud NortoL
The murde- was the outcome OF q love af-
fair
Two sons of Captain r. p Kaiser. aged
10 and Il years. were drowned Thursday
afternoon at Greenfield IeTry. 30, wails
bathing.
IN a wreck r. the Lake Shore yard 20
Erie. Pa.. Taur cay IN oL-tank exploded
Property valued Sc So 80 was destroyed
an two men badly burned
Ira r. Cunriucaam. % this place inter-
ested in th. Caledonia box saop at sTRdon,
Yt. iR arancf .llT embarrassed The total
liabilities viii reach shout S. ec4
An epidemic os fuK has prevailed IN
Charlesroa. y Va. daring the last thirty
dars The disease IS virulent. and has
proven fatal ia about aftT ossss
Vord hss been received ~ The Ire asrsrT
Department a. WaFBinQfar of & dIrcov-
e-~ o. & counterfeit tpo-doUsf sllrel ceI-
tiscate which naf I4st made e aTpea arrs
in the Vest
The old ss.t'srs - Tsstern Y~Tean Conn
~ H. beid tfeir rsnnioa Iharedsv ~
Christina Park near Flsworth. IL Many
venerable pioneers were present end in
terssHnr addresses were Delivered
Fosis ~eara-7 and 5slg loae7 RESIDENT q
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

1as EEg OF Tsrrors Attends ths
Ops1lnS C = Eeas 8aL~sy.
4 DISlsIEG sElg KNOXVILLE, IEsg.
Al Exearsisa Iraia l@asa ~lth nsny
= Hs4--A4sas ClEzs1s ~rSe2s1- ELEs4
Ls-. fost al Fortg-0-.
fsrSoas HAT

kSoxFmLz Is4a AK z5A hor1Ltls
vrse1 c1c-rI-1 "a t1s heezFl4-. N-mser-
l4l4 Cap 4 Ls.l-s4ll-e ral.Ie4l 4s slar Gap
cfeeA twenty two miles from here 81 -s 81
90 rs-zy morning Ils rrzin WAs the
nrs- ~ 20 ever t1s ns1 road AID carried
ss-e-- s4cursien cr tls Ci-y Co8ncl the
b1a-4 ~ r-s-1 no.As. rea1ssslt-rises
.. --s l-4-bs oI Commerce. tAe
very slower - r-s b4slnsss aud grof.s-
s-844l Iaea of knoxville I1s u-in ~ ss0
calz Lett l2s tIa-z a. tie crossing 4l1 t1o
rszr ca went down = uesl-s DllY one
man - uniIj lrsd IL w-s iDpos-lble 10
obtain medical Aic rSr = long tine 4ac un-
ul4 b. p "a .Ae1 L-e tralu gs4cAel kn0x-
Yille. scanIy attention = 81 rendered h lV
had % BE brollt back ca rsr-e4rs anu fne
la-s paTt q lhe i04ruey sas made "a lFls-
iag r.la Three Aea dlsa iroia Lhslr .n-
jllles I'D CtLeEs c~a L0- lFe Ihe dead
are
Judge George A1dreos the most promtaelt
lawyer ia East Ie1usssse, >. - Powers. l4s
iss1Ilg merchant aud former president of ile
East Tennessee E'se Ilsur-lcs Company
Alexander Aes1sr. : Lead a 4 iolitl - ~ aas
held msLy Cf1ees Il tFusL
The injured are.
A.exan1sr A AFtaur, presf-ent OF the Cham-
Der G. Commerce; Isasm Young, president u
The Board OF Plbl-c Works; Joan = Hsarr.
editor o. The Seat uel. ". ". W oscr1-. lead
lng wkolesA.e merct ant. Charles =. Rlm0ur
attorney o The cum Der. snd Gap 4 Lou. .ssl-l-
road. A W sen. assistant chief engi-eer of
the Cum berlaud Gap 4 Louisville road;
County Judge M4loney, Ala dsriaan Barry, Al
csrman Hock ngs. General IL :. ChuberL @,
The Governors stan A j. AlDerts, a MO esais
merch AIT. Rev 4. J. Cook. professor OF L. :.
Grant Uniyors-ty, Clty Physician West and
Judgs IngersoM
Several others were injured, but not Sc
rioUsly The Total number or injured Was
forty-one Intense excitement prevails here.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
HORRIBLE ACClDENT.

One Man Killed and Four Others Terribly
Msngled BY Premature Explosion OF
Giant Powder st Backley's s,ilIs, Va.
BALTIMoRE, Nd, Aug IA special TO
ths American from Princeton, Va. says. A
terrible accident Is reported from Buck
ley Nils, Russell County Va A railroad
tunnel Is being driven through big hill
ct that point. and a J. rye number Of
men arc employed thereat A blast
OF thirty pounds OF giant powder
was put IN Wednesday but it
failed to explode Thursday while ex-
tracing the charge II exploded premature
ly An eighteen foot drill was driven
through Michael Dances head, nine feet
protruding on either side; John Henry had
both hands blown of Joe Moore's right
shoulder was torn OF By rock; Andrew
Martin had a leg torn of at the knee. and
william Kunz vas terribly iaiured by dying
rocks
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

To1ly know that vile ! an IL the condi-
tion ~ sleep have re her fear nor hope.
neither t--so.e nor r.crr Blessed 20 be
that invented sleep. T. wraps 70 round 30
auarte IT. 80 food that snpeases hrn-
zrr. tsa drink that oueuches tairst. ths FIRE
that teror-rs e. the cod hat Hlo3erates
beat ard. astr. TIE general coin thst car
purchase Al tt.rrs The balance a1d weight
has eesas the snerher3 y tn The King ard
iba simple with TIE wise Ore or = sv.I hss
t 80 have beard. which r. sat it reser1
r.es 5eath. for nefveen 8 rrsr ssieep ana
sezf nan faa q Ifrerer-e - htt.e
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

oFcF A fss t.sfressat-s4s s4sss of tAs ealtas
sFn AeP0oises o. Aieet 81 " ..silag 90.
NAsALNG1o>. A4E 1S.~-Ils l1se1aat4onal
Anlezia41 oe1,. .tsss y sA &aest al W-Aaia1-
tol- ~ Eoaa tl.le1er = ~n1 U4ll b. atl.lasa
rs tlo4a Ally ga slxty Delegates including
so-os ~ TIC I.szl 4lz4 z4.4.s .ishs1 laea ~ Cen
laal ~1o ao4tl Au.ss.e4 a IA not s1leals1
tia tAs o.,a.ss11Ss VA a. E4ess tAaD lsrle.1
is o. animation 81 as ural aags.as. Nnd
is p1elai-e l14t t1s focs ption wl-l Dt Kals
aered tiss aeleE1sss ~ lAs President thaf
ssenias The following naoraing aAs paw
VII start ulla. TIE eAcurstoa touoursc tae
fe4slrn delegates ~ the O0aernsnent az
the 1Ife4 o.atek Ihs party Nll le4Ve
Washington al ~ . C-sck "a tas lA.I nll,g
~ THURSDAY. lictobo4 81 eUo t1ks IAe ts1l
hiser boat ~ heU lork th4i esaA.
ilR Ias negl Ten dave Nla is spsnt
VisUuE Lhe caIameEcla| 1ao nanufzcL lf-
lag csngers ef AeW tagiaad ana Northern
Nsw J ora H1fa CAV al West ioint kla.
JAry Academy AID the party Wi reach
Mag ara .-.s ~ REMAIN over S4aa4Y oa-
iubef lA Aoul4y tie loAI4ey elA Os rt-
sl.laea Enc continued 10 lA.oGgo. vita
s.sps a. bura-o Cleveland Detroit ana
o1her oiues HE TIP WI sxlsnd -
Omaha
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
HELD FOR TRIAL.
"PriEsr Journal Publisher Arrested In
wyoming by POst-Ornce Authorities.

A Prize" Journal Pubiisher Arrested In
wyoming by POst-Ornce Authorities.
CHIcAao. Aug 23-T & Gardner. ths
former publisher OF number OF prize"
journals Ia tRis city, was brought back
Thursday and held Tor examination in
- 90 bonds until Monday, on = charge Of
using the mails FOR swinGhng purposes
Gardner was the publisher OF the Advance
Courier, the " orld. Journal OF Literature,
and other papers in which he offered
prizes ranging from gold watch 70 800,
90 Zach subscriber - one OF the papers
received ticket which, II 1t bore the lucky
number az the promised drawing, would
entitie the holder 10 a small fortune The
drawing was 70 come or when the circula-
ton OF his journals reached a certain mark.
Il Il unnecessary O say that the circulation
never reached the mark, hence there has
been no drawing. Gardner recently disap-
pearsd, and after a long search the post
Office authorities discovered him In Dixon,
8 small town IN Washington Territory.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
THIRTY HORSES KILLED.
Barnnm & Baiiey's show Wrecked ana
Many Valua bio Animals Lost.

Sarnnm e. Baiiey'5 Show Wrecked ana
Nany Nnluab bio Animals Lost.
WATEgTowN. y. y, Aug % The second
train OF tho BsrnUm ( Bailey show was
wrecked late Thursday night about
two aud half miles east OF Pots
dam, while en- route on tho Rome,
Watartown & Ogdensburg railroad from
Gouvener to Montreal A broken axle
was tue cause Two camels and thirty ring
horses. including one OF the four chariot
teams. were killed Six cars were de
rallied and two telssc0peG. Three Trains
conveyed the show from Gouveneur.
The first train, which carried tents ana
utensils. passed i0ro Canada safely.
; 1T the second train conveying an
the animals, met with disaster The
scene Is one OF great confusion
On either side OF the. track are dis
tributed the bodies OF the dead horses The
loss will be $1,000 Ths New Hampshire
and Maine delegations of the G.. A. Il en-
campmsnt at Milwaukee are delayed at Nor
wood on account Of the accident
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

River. Atlanta and AppOmz.toE The
lower die has cannon carved at each Of
the four corners. and OF the panels are 10
scTi0ed immortal uLterances b. Abraham
lincoln. James A Garheld, General Grant.
Oliver = Morton and John A. Logan. Three
panels o. the upper die ara engraved
70 represent To grand army, navy
and cavalry The fourth panel has
copper bronze medallion OF Lieutenant
frank Baldwin. who fsli Ia the battle Of
stone River December ~. lSo2 aged /.
years The stone w0-k - surnOunted by q
copper bronze hle-size statue OF a. infantry
soldier u parade rest
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

ktAb4rS lad Dediaates Mo4zlaeni
- ths heross WA4 Weat fEs2a Fhlsf
slelzlty - E.Li "a Bate
ELzztsr l1 A4s 81 he soldiers
uisa lnle1t ~atel 10 - be seoll arec le-czy
- sas sf lie aaesl x - 4l-a IL t1s Nesl
Is 80 erected - $40 ezl9a1n et ia
clEy IA 1o1ef ~ t1e heroes - 10
fo4sas Aat -as la a4Ttyrs sho i4l ID sls - a.
cf Isl 80 tAs sJo1s aczk - ~ ooI.l1
nE4sslols rrc1a r1s ql4rriss ~ Bedford
lgl lac s4-re11s 1s-s1s l. t4lrtF -We
fssE ne base . ltls fees and f1aI i1coes
sqaAze. a11 1as carved in raised ls.ters
tAs tour battle names ot 1Ll-ol, oJocs
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
Held for Murder.

Cor~cu. BLUFvs. IA. Aug - 4 prelimi-
nary hearing Was had tn ssday at Nicola be
fore Justice Campbell IN ths case OF Rev
p n Hslmlcx charged with ths murder Of
Earl Palmer Monday last Tho defendant
was bound over 70 tas district court IN tae
SUM 90 $3.50 Bond was promptly fur
nished and the defendant VAS released
from custody Mr. getuick has the SYM
Datnv OF the bas5 citizens - tAe communi-
o. lie viii be acquitted in the district
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

sl~ing valley Miners Hot satisfied with
Mr. acolrs froposilon.


sPnINs VALLEY III. Aug 2s 81 Whea
Scott proposition 10 ths locked-out miners
here Was submitted - them Thursday
morning gooc deal ~ bitterness was man
Tested ~ the men, aDc especially by The
Leaders n regard 10 that part o. lbe
proposition WIKI reference 10 treating
with no union men aud Tsoog nizing 10
committees. ana that each man viii have
10 seek employment tOT himself in-
dividl&lly ia regard 10 The luioos and
conditions 4 great many a. .Ltm os-
olared they could never scospt tile terms
offered aao Ia4e living. and lhsy
further SAD i-ey would prefer fo leave
Spring Valley ana see1 work elsev heie be-
fore llev would consent 70 such t.I4us az
were ofeicC. emleI ol them Wiz leave
tie city Ia q lew days foI Southern s.Ld
Western f1fuinc fields
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
~ NED or AlO.
u~eh Suffering Anong the Victims ~ ghs
Late flosa IA West Virginia.

H~eh Suffering Anong the Victims ~ ghs
Late flosa IA West xirrll.i3.
fAKKKKsDUke. " Va Aug - TAe VIC
ulas q. tie recent disastrous foe1s ~
Tucker. IgEar1 flate. l8tLe sandy ana
otacr creek valleys Nre houseiess aud
homeless and bat Tor tie charity II lheir
uelgbbors. the LII f1rmcIs Their
suferngs would be terrible The
uowns End villages ale doing a. IN their
power l. relieve them. bal their assistance
is entirely inadequate While Tie ds ps.sa-
uonE 4no suffering EIe great az this time IL
WILL probably be greater wIllla fe~
weeks. when tie weather eels rolSer
There are miles of oes0.4te tcTutss.
Win scarcely house left stAbd-
llg and not a Neslso % cr0pA Ite
homeless women Gui children are seal
tered among Tie ALL farmers. While tns
men are searching To- NefA over tie Dee
0iaue country. @kel altogether lie OUT
look Tor tIess pool people ouIlng lAe CON-
Ing winter II gloomy ole
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
y D Il 80 AAonna..

CHlcAGo Aug Major Joshaa y Davis.
DepsTtmen. Conmrncef - Tho Grand ARMY
ol the Eeput. Tor tho Department 81 BE-
braska. died iLasrlsy morning a. no =
Lincoln avenue. bis temporary home "a
this city. his oeath being tbe result 4
wounds received ia TIE services o.. Als oouu-
Try during the War.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

LoSDoS Aug q II the House OF Com
mons SIR James Ferguson. Under Foreign
Secretary. stated that negotiations we're
now in progress between her naiestys
Government sad that at Washington on the
subject Of the Bshrirg sea s. cures. and he
had no doubt taat a sstisfactory se,tiement
would bs reached
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

CrscrSvArr. O.. Aug % At sabina, o q.
during q pacing race at the fair grounds
Thursday. Ell hing with private
record OF 225. owned by l. J. and
T. A. Goodpaster. OF Mt Sterling.
Kr. dropped dead near the judges stand.
having taken with ease ID first heat in
2.5T I. vas thought Sconite had been 40
ninlstered The horse was valued at SO
llg
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
II oeeiss AcREs.
suocess Of the ChiPpewa Iadiaa Cooirais-
.Inn W ~ T-aa. ~ Grenl I.a.nLI.

tlon " % 4.tF's = '''.t I'"'''''H
WksaISsrov. Aug -s.-I e teamed lpcn
inquiry tlat the success ~ fle CAiHpe va
Indian Cofanlsa.on Wal ress.t In tle open
ing of about y 90 30 acres of land in Min-
uesota II addition 10 tho reservations
named the commission ih empowered to se-
cure reanQ4iALmcnt Of sach parts - The
Bea Lake and White Earth reservations ~
may not be needed in spYorConing to fA-
Indians tneir several aAotmeuts. estimated
a. y. 90 o9s acres Iae agreement a. tignco
by the Indians fnDst frs- De approved hy
TIE Pros1en- before ii becomes opsrotive.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

FvANsTox. w T.. Aug 23-Fsust he
voaderful 3-year-oid pride q Evauston-
won ths stakes IN tho a-year-olt rscs as
bate. d T.. Thursday. bea.ng = f1li
brother O. Patron in two sfra xlt heats
time ei3 This ls tie lowest s-Tesrold
ra.n-i ara- rna-le IN a rsra
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

LONDON Aug "a company with
capital Of G3V. 90 il being formed 20 bulz
IN this city for tic purpose o. recreation
and science a tower twice the height q
that of d tincl SIR Edward Watkins.
president OF The Channel Tunnel Company.
is tie originator and promoter o. tls
ennrIne
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24
Mrs. VI ybrich rrosirstea.

LIvzErooI. Aug 81 The news % TIE
commutation Of the sentence O. death 10
one OK penal serslude lor lie nss COM
1u,fn Gated % Mrs AAvbrck af o'Ciock g.
II She received The % ws altl tat Llt
show of emotion. Dai later vas pIostrs .co.
and fears arr entertained tlat she " lii uot
fsra frrw
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

Say T7tv Arg 81 The haNsas cor
rrs PROCEEDINGS 10 tas case of4asrics sls d
esrss ur Ihsrsisy. bur were pcs ronsc aR-
Ell next rnasd1~ This IN order - navs
ne quss.ion af Federal and Stare ir-salc-
-ian set-sst before ths isgadsy Of the AZ
~ast - .~r-a .nr~
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

Prrrs8r89H. "a. AnE g California
capitalists p acsi an order for ssvsnrT-five
steel oil-sznk cars wish well known i-on
Hrm here Thursday. thu contract price
hefn.- ss- 0sN T1sv intend to slip frgds
-fi from I-tt=bargh - rsfnerieS al san
0ise1 where wl oe rsaaed and shlP7ed
ia taaks aad sasss % shs sandwich islands
ard taa Frs
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

FBFDEs1cTr8V. = p Aur 2' The
pr Ire building snd ufi-owrfng firm ot
Simmons 3 Burpu have fa' %. with aabia-
ti-s srr-sEada- over 30 eca Low wster
in che rir-rs and stre--1s. whlcb prevented
legs osinz Seated 20 tasir miAs. caused ne
fss.urs
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

g rt-HE7ryEs Cns A1z 3 Ire Tra-
r'rs ard ftaalx aolri'E ri .ls tr+, o~aei
IN -r'vss-sr Nee. - have been -1-a 1s-
s-rrr-l ~ fr- Ihs f-rrs ras ere
cf t-e f1es- srf largest ere ~rr--
rv fni rss ere-rrf r~ fey Tesrs sro
at c-sr of resr'r