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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-29

EOR sALE-A GOOD FARM OF I65 ACRES,
E one and one-half miles from FL Dorado
Fine soil and an abundance of timber; also,
closed with No. fence This is a rare bar
gain. Price, Sl2 per acre. Inquire of L. e.
SMITH, Ell Dorado, FL Dorado Co., Cal. ap27-2w
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-29

EOR sALE-TEN HEAD OF GOOD FRESH
i Mich Cows, with Calves Inquire of w. Il.
BASLER, Six-Mile House, Marysville road P.
.. address, 623 street, Sacramento ap27-3ts
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-29

TRucKEE, April 2Sth.-A man known as NAL
tese Joe was struck on the head with a billet BY
MI; rage, cnlef clerk at the Truckee Hotel Joe
called for drink at the bar. at the same time
throwing down dollar. After he had drained
the glass he took back the money. Page de-
manded pay for the drink, which led to a quar-.
rel, and Joe was put ont with warning not to
come back: He came back, and at time when
rage was standing with his back to him. Mr..
Page received couple of blows at the hands OF
Joe and aI.ther struggle took pace and Joe
again was elected. Not being satisfied with his
encounters. be again started for Page, threaten
ing his life. When near the desk Page pulled a
billet out OF the drawer and struck him on the
head. fracturing his skull At the present
writing the patient is very low
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-29

Regular Meeting Fair Oaks Corps No.
l5, THIS AFTERNOON at CLOCK
SARAH CUNNINGHAM, President.
ADDIE SHIELDS, Secretary. Its
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-29

TyO LET-FIvE ROOMS AND BATH. IN.
L quire at 1916 street. ap27-7t*
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
POISONED eY PToMAiNts.

Dr. ni0ssre. sf C1i-ace. Dies U.esT ta-
asnsl slFeelnstAes~s -oysters Hsi~n st
EsstssrsHt Csst@1a q sshtis Aea
Powerful Natural rslseu - s.AstkinH
Aeeat ths Dangerous sUSstasoa
CHIctso. Oct 81 -Dr Nilian n
Hibbard, yeung physiciAs - Ryds
Park, died 1hursdsy morNiAg al Ma
home from q most peculiar csss 81 pois
oning. A week age DF Hikhars par
took % somo ovsters 81 reataursrt
The oysters had been kept &c lonF that
they developed a poison knswn as
ptomaine. fron the orecs q wkiek the
doctor died
PtonaiEs poison has orly rscsHtlY be-
eone knowr 20 science. and deaths from
il are rare The wps tasery Of ptsmsine
poison is new known. Recent insesti-
cations have eerelspes the fact tbat
every animal organism is flled With
micrceeS These m icrobeS sscrsts Ger
tain pArtieles In process % decay sfter
dear. These ercreta are the ptosaines
that form The poisonous element in
the animal food. These pt0zaines
are most com monty found IN oys-
ters, she'll hsh. clans. and other sea
aninals- Almost all the reoerdsd cases
OF poisoning by ptomaines have been
confined 10 this species Of animal food.
Ptensines are rot entirely confined 20
sea animals. however. but bsvs boen
found in pork sad beef liver. Tits
poison is especially dangerous from the
fact that It's presenee Is net necessarily
betrayed by any unusual odor or taste
in the feed eaten
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

A4z<sss.s % A1.sas4 - a&sx LA
x4.xss f@zasssa ArskA.sa1p Sssaaa

A4zxossss 81 Aa.sasa ~ n&sx Lss-
xz.Ess f.1assea AnshAasa1p Sssh.s
Exac4sa O. - xas ANett9rl -
xas 1s.s4 1narsass sgat Ni.e
lzszs kssAsgiaz * csssslss css<
$50 >Ae saa azssuslsd - a.
sist a. tke eiossax exercises e
tas eslssEatlsa IA hezez e s1slr
Area kisaaRs sslxsr Iabilse. L.
as ezp zphasscaliy pssP-es csl-
sbratssa Eve tAe4saas C4teelie
estizsss. Espressnslag sserF nsslenslity
in En,c&Eo. ~srs Shsxe saS ils.sasa to
&1zrsSsfs re2e .n gaelr nskise toAx "a
Ihs slags az Preyllly deeesaIea vita
S.sieezl szxa Ia tas eeztsE s4t Arch-
tisnor FesaaB. kGrFeesde4 ~ TIE visit
iag ssshsps ana loesl slsrry. Tss pro-
cssdiags ~sge ossnea - sAs 0Feaestra.
sslch plsYea . xrasa n.reh 81 wei-
cosas. bir. Ths1zs srehaz. she made
the insrod aetcry aGaress. spoke 81 the
levs sad sxscslea wAick the Catholics
of Csicafs oers % ths AEeAb-ssop
wssss jubilee thsy we're cssehrstlng.
lac eharcA eaoirs of The eity sung
tse lasslss Ayma, tss sAsfas Of shich
snd ressAEea ssVsfRl tlszss.
An snUsuaily intsgsstlns feature OF
the eelsbFztion VAS the presentation Of
an address ffen the ceiores Catholics.
Lincoln Valley spoke for the colored
people. J. T ksretss. in the name OF
the Italian Catholics. assured his grace
OF me deyoilsn OF his race % the Gath
Gle church. A double QuArtstte sung:
% COlumhis,Y after which the French
Canadians addressed the Archbishop in
tAeiF nasve tosrua
FK Marry read an address Ia Gaelic
which ~.s loudly Asvlsudsd. The Be-
henians and Peies cans n@xt With ad-
dresses Of loyalty and gratitude 70 the
T Arch siskop feF t.s brotserly interest
be bad tsksn in thsir welfare. The
Catholic Order ef forcsters presented
an illuminated address bogrd ia red
noFoeco. Or. Andrss and <. f. Lang
lois then sang selections which were
very much syprseistsd. Judge Moran
spoke on behalf Of tse EnGlish-speaking
Catholics OF the siecsse.
The Arch bishop, who was deeply
moved ~ ths ahsctionste sentiments
conveyed in the Addresses, made touch
ing rsply. lis rsfsrrcd TO the different
nstisnalities of Which the Catholic
( church VAS composed BE said that At
some future time the various languages
would melt and disappear in the living
stream Of tse language of the
Republic. Catholics. he said. By virtue
of their religion. we're good citizens.
The history OF our country for the last
+ 100 ysars bears witness TO this fact
/ Al the conclusion Of the Archbishop's
address the immense audience dis
perscd. and the silver jubilee was at an
aui
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
Bio FIRMS FAIL.
Leopold Brss. d Co, ClioSgs
wholesale cleEAiss, CO Uaaet.
Tier Llsoat.es ~H Probably Reach
$500 600 Ssssrsl ks~ r0rk
Ciofnsers Ciese1 Up.

cEHeAoc. Oct 81 Lsopsl1 Bros 4
Co. ~hclsszls = dealers and maaufaci-
arers - elcthtng Asve fsiie9 YAslr
liabilities will ssgreEats ssss, go fee
1fu sas exssssisAes In tsSs. &aa ai4
besisess q sbcat s. ace.eee
year. The ti-htnsss ef the Beasy
market sE3 slswnsSs q csllso-
seas are ne reasons gives fer tne
failure. TIE Fsal resseE. koweFer, =
believed % be sks re&oetlen Of thsir
cspitzl. caused BY tie death Of I've of
the partners ana ths sissdra~sl Of
their fnensy lEEeresE ~ tksir sideEs.
Ths sru did al enormsus business
They Manufactured their ewn eicthsnS
in the sis sevon-story ouilstne a. ooiney
and Franklin. enplsYing abeat i2o men
snd woDea In ssdisien % this they
gave out work 70 tho snall tailoring
hoesss in the city, and tse total nnnber
OF people directly and Indirectly en-
p!oyed exceeds ESQ
NKw IoRN, Oct sl-r. Springer &
Co. sWhc.ssalc dealers in silk and
worstsd yarn az ass Broome street,
have failed. The sheriff closed the
business on executions aggregsting
ST., SEQ The liatilitie. are SAID 10 DO
sse. o9s. and Il is thought that the ssse IS
will Be sufficient 70 pay the judgment
creditsrS
Isaac l.. Fslk & Co, manufacturers OF
clothing at S9l Broad way. failed hurs-
day, and their large place Of business
was closed By the sheriff on confession
OF Judgment for t27. SIS in favor o. the
National Park Bank The firms law
yers say tie liabilities are about $780,
o0o. bu, they can not tell what the as
sets smount 10.
isiaore Rose nthal. cloak manufactur-
er at 500 Broadway. has failed. with liA-
bllities OF $3.50, coo The sheriff closed
the factory on executions amounting TO
SIS 3iq
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
AMBITIOUS ALASKA.

The PARKWAY Territory Asks to De
Treated Fairly by the Governments.
SAN FnAEcI.co, Oct 3l.-Advices
from Alaska say the slsction for dele
gats in the United States Congress
from Alaska has rssultsa IN favor OF
Captain James Carroll OF the steamship
Queen. Such seat does not yet
exist, but the convention recently
held adopted resolutions asking Con-
gress 70 accord 20 Alaska a seat
in that body. 1t also adopted lengthy
memorial setting forth the injustice of
Congress in so long denying Alaska a
representative in Congress; also that
the general laws govsrnin. courts in
Alaska. both civil and criminal,
render the administration of JUS
tice unstable. uncertain and long
delayed; that there are no
means of obtaining titles to tho
land upon which We have built our
homes. much less Of obtaining titles to
prescriptions or homesteads which are
considered of such inessimahle value by
other citizens of the United States: that
wo have no voice in the management Of
our schools; that the prob ibi tory lio uor
law is obnoxious to the people; that tho
postal service is totally inadequate"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
NOT CALLED TO ROME.
Archbishop ireland Esfutes e Rumor and
psiends Comsulserr Education.

Archbishop ireland Esfutes Rumor and
DSiends Compulsory Education.
MIrwAUKEr. Oct 5I-The Catholic
Citizen. issued hero Thursday, says ed
iterislly that Archbishop Ireland has
besn summoned to Rome by the Pope.
ls was reported that the Archbishop
had been called TO Rome 10 explain his
sermon OF last summer, wherein he
camo out strongly for the public
schools.
ST. PAUL. MINI. Oct 3L-The report
which reached here from Milwaukee that
Arch bishop ireland had been ordered TO
Rone to explain a S>oeech in favor Of
compulsory education caused sensa-
tion in Catholic circles. The Arch
bishop. however. arrived here Thurs
day evening from Chicago and put at
rest all rumors Hs said:
Tbs story has seep coaoseted BY Milwaukee
politicians. Save not ssen called 10 Rome
for aay puFpess Whatever. The fact Is the
Csthelic ehurss is nst oppressed 10 compulsory
education. rsis is = question for the citizen,
not tss chvschnar, ts settle. TIE cstsolic
Citizos sheuld ne, have lowered itself 70 pub
lisa such stus ara contribute 70 bring
ne hslv fsther tate disfsver with the people
OF Arsr.es by linking ais nsr,c with purely
civil matter. Rene ks nst condemned and
never will ccuksnn compulsory education.
Compulsory edussten ia matter Of civil or
social pelicT ara Rst ~ sitter Of religion. II
<oss Est csr,e within ccciesiastical Juristic
tis.. 1t sDpsrtsins ts citizens not 10 church
re- to decide 81 IT, Fer ny own part, as g
citizen favsr unrescrvediy compulsory edu
catlsa. All laws restricting. II not abolishing.
child labor ssd compelling universal education
have my heartiss, approval. and, IL the ocea
sion offers in Nisxeseta, will ebtain my poht
fr.l snu-ertw
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

Ocean Vessels Collide 0n tAs New
jersey 0oAst
Ths Spanish Steamer NitesY2 kus
inie - a. upkao~a Schooner
Over so, lives lesi

New N0Ek kNt sl-I6s captain =
tie steamer humesleS irom soNsa
AmerloSn psrss. wAios has arrives aers,
reports taAt st . closk = a. "a nii.
eNst - h4fneg2t hs sls aes : srece
snz bsrs 4spR = H. The Nreeks4
vessel pretsd - Ia tie sie@uef
NlsoaTA sAl0h s<4lsa Thursday
fos naxaaA hs ssx sstsrsl persons IN
the rifgi 80 are sent eeAs - thrir res
csc Ihs ekisi and second oinoef. eur
geoA one engineer sne eigrs of shs
erew we're taken eF And eroasas here
The persons saseasa sests tA&tpn lhars-
GAy evening sts s'eiook. tAeir steamer
Ma rGA late aF tenF- Hssiea coal
laden sche0Eer suPposse ac bs eerna
a. re nerfh WEfe Beth vessels ssfk
within Eve iainutss One ccleree boy
wss tsksa ashore ~ the sehoonsrs
boat and lsn&es a. kArneest CaPa4la
Cumlll q fks NizcAya ses ero~pea.
- we're ass part ei hef orew,
"a al sseut sixty Persess. 4e s9ar
passengers a. shs NlEcags we're - lest
T1ey were Cuban miilisnsire. lis wife
spt two ehieien Tie cEptain ana
crew of fhe scA0sEsr are suPPosed 90 10
lest The survivors ara naabls "a 8 ifU
TIE particulars Of tie celisio a. i,s
cause
Ite NireAya ~as of /. sss tons register
She belonged - the spanish Emo ~
steamers plying betwssn Sew Nark ana
Havana J. n Cehsiios 4 C. ~ 81
Wall street are ths eenpsny's sEents
here
II was said at noon that the Niscsya
had number 81 passengers one r.
port SAYS sc haa thiFty. il islmpe
bic. heNsFef 70 ascertain eedni
how many passengers she carriea
the ofioe of the agents here tAe Gle
In the ten perary assenoe % tbs A.
refuse % give any iHformation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
HER AWFUL DEED.
HslAs Pissey CenFesaes e Eill-
iag Mrs. Hsgg.
-.cry 81 f%sr k.rdss % fhs sifs q fser
2arzmo4r-F Fso~ shs 1sspos@a
II ffsr sieras 6a2e.


LcSnss. ock 81 Kris Asllis Pisrey,
tas pAraneuE q Hssg sas Loa1aa
porter ~sess sifes teaa sody ~as
f0aa1 at ssasA Hampstead as sees.
hss osafssss& Asesrding - ssf stoEy.
~aseh shs tsl1 - sAe fem4ls szrasr
ef tks pfiksa Nasrs sac tss sses
astaias4 "a saspleioa % eo47lleity IA
tAs crime. sae lNrs. Riereyl invited
Ass. asxx sss zQresrs6 Noaan, 70 hsr
hoass lass Frl1sy. A qgarrel seoa
sgess est~ssa tke Sonens NEs Hsgg
cen siAtaias % ssr aQstan4s = visits %
Mrs P1sscs ssd iafiEatiax tat thsir
rslasiess ssss ass eatiFely correct 1he
gsssrsl saslly essxas 80 vieisnt shAt
Mrs Pi.rcy. artvsn % exaspsratlon by
ths essrs eAsyzss. seizsd poker and
ssraek ssf IA ths Asas. rendering her
iassasib bis, attesesrd in hss passion
castinx hss victa's threat Then.
tsrr. asd as Asg sork, she hacked the
hody lsto the psrAn bulatcr a. I wheeled
is 20 ths spes where it ass after
ward aisoevsssd Hsvlng rid herself
OF oas obxos Of suspicion she was
obliged % dispose oi Mrs. Hozg's child.
and this she hsrssS carried 20 Finch.
ley, whsre 1. vas found dad from hun
ger and exsssure
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
eleven CROOKS.
How Moatrsal's Chief OF Po,ice Vas
Robbed OF $4,000.

MONTREAL. Can, Oct sl-Four swell
Italians, representing themselves 10 be
wine merchants. cano 10 this city two
weeks ago, tcok up quarters al tho
Windsor Hotel, and struck up aesuaint- =
ance with Mr. Scadnan, chief OF police.
They wanted him TO 20 in as partner
in proposed wine business 20 be
started in the city. he asked time 10
consider, and in tho meantime intro
ducsd them 70 his home. he invited
them 10 dine one evening. During the
progress OF the dinner Mr. Seadmzn
was called ont Of the house. This was
part OF the scheme. When he was gone
they went through several drawers. taxi
ing apackase containing $4,000. They
cleared out with their stealings. The
theft was discovered Thursday. The do
s~~tiveS are after than
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
fELEaRAPHIc ERkyrTnS

hrs GeAsr.l 0s.afs syssighl . very
pSr ass hss paas is wrttsaE heE b1.ok
y rssnfrtsc.aees trsz alcs.1sA
krs Ssrsk c. s4asls. Ct SssSaAra
Ceaaly. Ms ls IL - - . charge -
frsaa Is essskasas psaslaE- she Ss-
cures 81 Fss sFrssrs
Tie CeRrAl cAsEllling Cosz pans. with
. "a sf saSs. ssso w4s erK4RiGs6 al
g. Lees 1AssSaaY ~ ~helsSAls lseaef
dealers whe wlsh - - independent 81
tks tzast
JaAs Aasaa ASea is, sna his brother
William. Agsd : eusrre-ed Thursday
Al Nsw Ycrk over sozs ta1y where
apen jean skoi Nilasua innlstinK
msrtal weas<
SAsrn.s Allsn. ''Dec" Alloa ana
JEAN " kasFty charged witk burg.
lsFy. saved tAsir ~sy eat - ne New
Ten lill jaii THURSDAY This Is thelE
seeond escape
A State beard 81 Trade vss ferxns2
by ne elsisess Sssoeis stisrs Of AassA,
cAasssts sss nsstiAg a. Eestsn ThaFs.
day. CA.riss z ADAMS. e Lowell VAS
elected sresissnt
FIRST cenpuciier Matthews has re
ported q tie ssersssry q he Treasury
that aurins tks lsst hscsl year ais sinos
examined ~, - scssan.k. Involving tAe
sum 81 o. sss sssssf
A Niss HskeE. hsing a. stileseoro.
Ga. WA beaten - Death by sone mis-
ereant saa her body concealed IN a
tru.h-pus The entire country is being
secured FER the murderer
James d noNsts. : real estate agent
in Galveston. Tex. bss been arrested
charged With negcfisung notes With
forged signatures The amounts Nlii
aggregate sios.ss0 it's thoagbt
Tharsdsy al rslly Springs Kiss =,
Frssk 1ssitos tcslered). sho murdered
Louis Thenas. osiored fayman, IN
Memphis last TueSsAy night Was shot
and kiiiet while resisting arrest
The bee keepers In session al Keokuk,
Ia, changed the name Of their AssooiA-
tion 10 tss Esrth American Bse-keep-
ers' Society Tfnrs&ty. 4 worlds fair
comnittss Of thrss Gas appointed
Resolutions FER the payment oi pen
sions 10 INDECENT Confederate soldiers
and ordering legislation against trasts
and com bin s,iens were passed by the
Mississiypi constitutional convention.
Articles OF Incorporation were fled
with the Secretary 81 State OF Illinois
Thursday Of the Chiesgo Air ship Gem
pany. al Chicago. TO operate and expert
ment in ar ships and balloons, capital
stock $500, Oa0.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
A Setback for the State.

CRAwrcRDsvILLr, Ind, Oct 31.-Upon
the asssn bling OF court Thursday morn
ing Judge Snyder decided not to allow
the confession of Mrs Whitehead OF
her criminal intimacy and engagement
70 Petit before his wife's death to be
given IS evidence by Rev. O. w. Switz-
Ter, 70 whom she made the confession
after Mrs. Pettit's death. in the absence
OF Petit This is = crushing blow TO
the state, an tho evidence was Of most
damaging character. Or. w. ii. Peters
swore that be removed the stomach and
small intsStines, also liver and spleen.
and found them 20 contain about two
thirds OF grain 81 strychnine.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

MONTICELLO. IL. Oct 81 - Calvin
Holden and Albert Dnnhsn, who we're
conasnned 70 be hanged FOR the murder
OF Harley Russell and who we're taken
to the Macon County jail for safety,
were brought back here Wednesday
night by Sheriff Miller and bis deputy.
The excitement has subsidized and they
will De given = chance to prove them
selves innocent Of the crime with
which they are charged. Unless they
Can do this they will bs executed on
March a. The Piatt County jail
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

cHcAso. Oea s1.-Noah j. Swsnsoa
was literally ground 70 pieces shortly
after uosa Thursday under the
nying crank OF the big engine In the
plant Of tAs Western Paving supply
Company At s4 West Chicago avenue
His skull xas crushed. hts limbs were
twisted and oroksa and ais BODY vas
shattered and torn- he was accidentally y
tnyewn unssr TEE deadly crank by =
fellow ON ploys aamed Henry Lundstadt.
With whom he vas sRssgsd in friendly
wrestling match over the greasy and
slippery noor Of the sngine-room.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

NEW Yonx. Oct si--Args were
be ard in the KSars County supreme
Court Tksrsd,y in tee sssar Trsst case.
Judge Prst, reserved bis dsc.sios. but
modified the IN !uReiisa no az 70 allow
the pnbiieatisn ef the plan Of rsorran-
nsuon and the financial statement
The total assess ~srs sho~n 70 be f2o
s37. es6. Liabilities. 81 -F&is The div
iderds paid 70 stoctholaers amount 20
Ell 600 y21
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
Iron-Wsrksrs B.sIy surnea.

BErnLIHEML Pa, Oct 3i.-A large
vessel in tha converting department Of
the Bethlehem Iron Company. contain
ing twenty tons OF nolten metal. tilted
over Thursday morning snd horribly
burned Michael pugsn, who can not
recover; Osborn Crissnan. William
Socders, Louis Boyer and Augustus
Scbenick were burned with splashing
metal and arc seriously burt
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

CINCINNATI oot sL-Tre frsiTht {
road collisss - ske tesnsl ss-r in6s-
perdsrce. Kr- Tssssssy nizht Ths
oEcials rs.ase ~ iaiormstisn spoB
t6e ersek. bat ruzcrs ~ thss four
ss-as 49, -
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

BEEIrv. Oct s1.-Ths Vissische Zsi-
tung consrns the rePoTs from Warsaw
that while = number Of persons we're
leaving Russia. their Intention being to
en- gfst. - Brazil. they we're sred upon
by the Russian frontier guard At sluPca
The warsaw repogs however, stated
that nine persons were killed, while The
Zsitunz says tsat only fonr Of The party
lost thpir lirsa
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
Monument 10 an. J..nn.t,. s.ro.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Oct So--l monu-
rnent erected on the grounds OF the
Naval Academy, in honor Of th officers
and men Of The Jeannette Arctc expe-
dition. was anvsilsd Thursday. Assist
ant Secretary Soley, Of the Nry De-
partnens. delivered the sddrss. It's
base is twenty-five feet long. twelve
feet vide and ten feet high. sndsn ice
covered cross OF white marie sur
roants the whaia
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
The king Ia Crarr.

LONDON. Oct 3L-A dispatch from
The Hague says: 1T has transplred that
the statements made regarding the con
dition OF the King OF ROLAND by the
doctors and ths ministers were untrue.
The Kings physical health is good, but
he is suffering from q mental nslad '
which renders HIN unht to govern. In
other words he Ia a lunato"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

ST AUeusTISr. ia. Oct si-Ths
St. Johns savings Bark sn3 Real
Estate Exchange bas sesp>nde' paw
raeat. having made az assignment %
Judge G. A Croker. The iiatiitiss
sre sbout SO 00e an5 the assss not
ever -, ooe. chiefly city and cubtry
real estate. The cause Of TIE faisrs Ia
said "a Aavs bes, Inability - rsal1e on
rroserty - n.st rat-rins pspeF
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

PITTsBunoA Pa. Oct 81 -- Roger
Msrsip dies sn this city II ursosv at
the advances sge % ioi years Be ~ss
9 native Of County ponsEaL Ireland.
and was born o. fnrrn in ne northern
part oi itst oo8ru in ITss. vhieh hsf
been the koule Of kis anosstors Ter fesr
gsssrsiieus In 1tts be wsf evictec bv
order Of l,ord Jsitrir sne sziErsssd "
this ccnrtYy
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

wNU1veror. oct g. TIE sswi-sn-
rual u..ilrs 81 ths Besrs ~ bistopa.
Mstbosisi Episcopal ehsfch. vAf bsFun
n as ats TturssaF sDa vili con
TIVE tbout 3 vess TIE sss&ess srs
bsirs h.fs st ns kstspoltsr chsrth
~ftk rls@eS 6oe-s Tsirtees - tts
.rtssr Es*tsr~ cs~ptsipf ans sosrd
.-s n stespssno.. Ha-siY GsossslL
pewuss. N.Nuaa Ar1rs~s Eipse
Yo~asr. gsrf "alaez Ti@gsrsis. VIA
-. e arse MerrllL ara lrrns
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

ToUIsvrtE Ky Oct 5i.-N.lisus
Simmons rresissst % shs Eektein
Ssrton IrsaEvial College for otors8
voatsS aiss sssr tbis city TtstsaY.
rT Simmons 80 feT tsn Tssrs rresssnt
- tse Co,.reS STATE rnirsrs tr here
80 90 s~v.rsl pears kss bsen sitrict
s~~rstssT - tsA American Epftst
Hs-s Nissisa, a. srfssi.stlon Q SO
xkfts rkarrk n he Yea
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

BUrYhI,o, y. Y. Oct g. The ninth
annual coHventies Of the Wo1sns
Hone Missionayy see,ety ef ne Meta
odh; kpisoopsl church began here
Thursday morning. Mrs Jehn Davis.
Of Gncsnnaa, h president aps among
the vice presidents are Mrs y. s Grant
sne Miss Fannie Harss. Sssshtsr % ss-
President Hayss May ststingaishsd
ladies' are present The sessiob viii
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

EAxsss CrTT. Na, c~t e -R~s~6-
~ tas vsssiht.-Y Nsrlesr 6etfs "a
a-s-ss.- ssssi. sse fel1.~fsg sfsssea
~s~>f->s ke-s seems - "a sstkssN
erv sr HEw~~ 80 &-Tssrs 80 "a
stt~a Sat7 - - sesk 49, - 49,
-ss<s kss s-~r = fws. t-F1se - 49, ~esvs
--~aes - faff = @~srr -.vrssk. an<hee Il
x~w <nrv - t~r~srs y - eers~ssst 80
c<tsrs azt 49, - - rsrsx - 49,
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

DETROIT. Mics. oos sL-A eall va,
issusd TsarsaaJ by ths secretary q
Clerks Unisn 40. s0s8 American Ped.
srasion a LsAe- for = convention of
thsrsssll o'srks - ArsrieA 70 - he'd
g. tbs city. Dscsuss- = FOR tbs pur-
poss - o-raaif,nf u.3sr tas Americas
Feasrstf-. - Tak~r
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

ToLrpo. III. Oct 81 Chsflss Eeksrt,
p ses. sbot sns Eiilsd himself Tsn-sssY
morning sbost O'Clock hs took
sbosgun spA vest ss be sac. - kiil 3
hawk he ~ss foen6 br one of his far
sly hslf an hesf latef 6s&s. with tts
contents 81 bis Trr "a 20 Tlftt ssf. 10
IA ssppnseS Hs .~-r-r fftat suicide
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
CRASHED THROUGH A HOTEL.
Mishap to Coal Train at Huntingdon
Pa.-Excfted Guests.

MishNP 10 No~I fFAth NJ Hihtlhxuob,
Pa.-Ercifed Guests.
HUyTINGpoS, Pa, Oct. ST. "A loaded
coal train OF thirty-slY ears vas thrown
through the Hotel Brunswick Thursday
morning and landed in the yards OF
tho Girard and Jackson huses. 200
feet east The guests OF he hotels
rushed pell-nell into the treets in
rheir night clothes The los TO the
Peunsylvania Railroad Company is
Ss5. 600. No estimate car be Sc
cured Of the damage 20 property.
A misplaced switch caused the acct
dant
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01
Veteran of Two Warr.

SHEBwoop. o., Oct 5i.-James Nor
ton died at his home here Wednesday
night aged % years. He was Mex
lean war veteran and also served in the
late rebellion. He was we'll known
throughout this part Of the State
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-01

EtEANszcs. Me-. c'ct - -C-fsriss
Fsfzhs To1rF teT wita sowber in-
eltstsezs fset%r-3 ers go - issna
te b.rnssf tsa tt.r l&@sasz : reeas
to-se g ~ 4rrirr psrk r. ar-s.
eesk - rs tssls ans dragged - ~
E sssit fsrf sssts-re he -ers f.-f.ss
b. ~ vses pss< ~ 1sv. bssz k1lsS.