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The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-18
MAY GOD BLESS HIM

One of the University Boys Sails for
Japan as q Missionary.
Especial to the STATE CHRONICLE.1
On June Sd, Rev. W. A. Wilson, q
graduate Of the University, class 1889,
sailed from San Francisco for Japan.
He is one of the young men who pledged
himself as q missionary while at the
University. The Y. n. O. A. there de-
frayed his expenses to Japan, which
amounted to about $500. He is now
under the direction of the Mission
Board of the NJ. E. church, and will
teach in government school at Toxic.
Japan. May God bless you, Wilson, ID
the prayer Of '89 and the University.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD.
The Vote to BE Taken July 21st...
ShoccO Springs..W. II. Henry, Esq.
for Solicitor.

u nc vOac W DC Aukcu July %Astees
shocco springs..W. II. Henry, Esq,
for Solicitor.
tCor. of STATE CHRoNICLE.l
HENDERSON, June 17th.-The Railroad
election to be held on the 2tst of July
to vote thirty or forty thousand dollars
subscription to railroad to some point
in Nash county, is the all absorbing
topic. There is some opposition to the
subscription, but all concede that the
reilroad will be of great benefit. The
tobacco people say it will y9re to Hen
derson the trade of all thatysction.
The Shocco Springs company has just
been incorporated, and filed the charter
Ia the Office of the Superior Court Clerk.
The Company proposes to bottle and sell
lis water, build hotels and cottages,
e stage, telegraph and telephone
be following are the officers
copper, President J. o. Harrell,
lCS-P President J. r. Young, Secretary !;
w. 8. Parker, Treasurer;A q. Zollicoffer;
Attorney.
The political pot doth now boil as a
seething candron. Col. Burgwyn, chair
man Of the Democratic Executive Com
mittee, has called the convention for
June 28th. No one seems to want the
sheriffality Of this county, as there are
no candidates. Sheriff Smith says he
will not have il, and openly announces
himself candidate for Clerk of Super
ior Court.
Vance, like the other counties in thi'
judicial district, except Franklin, hal
her candidate for solicitor. and the thirt
judicial district could do no better thar
nominate him. Moreover, Mr.. Henry
In addition to his claim upon the Demo
cratic party for services rendered, ha
every qualification that could b.
wished. He possesses natura
fondness for prosecuting q guilt
man, or one whom he thinks guilty, ant
when he Is heard before the jury, thel
one realizes that orators, like poets, ar
born, not made. Ten years of hard
faithful study Of the law, especially tn
crimiu... branch, fit him eminently 70
the position. acain, this end 9
the district wants W i.2eapored, an
when one of the greatest criminal plead
ers and advocates desires the position
Vance county hopes the convention wi
see it and act upon 1t.
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Wy . 111UO1 1COosI
New YORK, June 16-The strike Of
cloakmakers, tailors, fnishers, cutters,
pressers and operators is on. Nearly
10000 men and women went on strike
this morning and the cloak manufactur-
ing trade is practically at standstill.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-18
Colera Spreading in Spain.
[By United Prees.l

MADRID, June 1.-THE government
has ordered troops to proceed to the
province Of Valencia and establish there
military Gordon sbont the district in
which the cholera has made It's appear.
ance. Seven more cases Of the disease
are reported as having developed IN
Puebla de Rugat.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-18
Fer SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE.
w. II. Allen, Esq. of Wayne, En-
sdarsed and Urged for the Place.

w. II. Allen, Esq. of Wayne, En-
sdarsed and Urged for the Place.
Especial Cor. STATE CHRoNIcLE.l
The name of w. r. Allen, ESQ.,, of
Wayne, will be presented to the Judi
cial convention of the Fourth district,
which wifl.meet at Smithfeld, July 1st,
and his friends will ask for him the
nomination for Judge of the district.
He is a lawyer of fine legal attain
ments, of whom the late Chief Justice
Smith used to say that no lawyer who
appeared before the Supreme Court pre-.
pared and argued his cases more ably.
He has kept up with his profession, il
well versed in the statutes and familiar
with thessdecisions of our courts. He il
q learned and able lawyer, and so recog
1ized by the bar of the district.
He is peculiarly qualified :fer the du
ties of the offie, having an eminently ju
dseial mind, firm, candid and impartia
and fairness that has long delighted
his professional brethren. No attorney
or slitor in any court presided over BY
him would ever have occasion to com
bad temper.
But above all this Mr.. Allen is q mar
of the highest character. Scrupulously
honest and honorable, no breath of sus
picion has ever touched his reputation
and he has the perfect confidence of thu
community in which he lives, and O
every one who knows him.
With Allen for judge, the people of tn
district .corld watch with satisfaction hi
career upen the bench, with the assur
lance that he would always conduct him
self as becenes one found worthy to oc
upy that important and dignifed pc
itiOn W.
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2,5OO Men on a Strike.
lBy United Pl ess. L

EosToN, June 1.-THE long threaten
ed strike of the building laborers of
Boston, Cambridge and Somerville is on
this morning, and involves about 2, 500
men of the three cities.
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THE NATIONAL CONGRESS.
THE SENATE PASSES THE ST.
YER BILL.
Appropriation Bills Passed by the
House..The Postal Telegraph.
(By United Press.l

House..The Postal Telegraph.
fBy United Pressl
WASHINGTON, June II The Senate
to-day after week 8 debate, passed the
silver bill by vote of AZ to 25. The
vote was as follows: Years Aesses.
Bate, Berry, Blodgett, Butler, Call,
Cameron, Cockrell, Coke, Colquit, Dan
iels, Eustes, George, German, Harris.
Hearst, Ingalls,, Jones (Ark.), Jones
(Nevada), Kenna, Henderson, Mitchell,
Moody, Morgan, Paddock, Pasco, Payne,
Piorce, Plumb, Power, Pugh, Ransom,
Reagan, Sanders, Squire, Stewart, Tel
ler, rurpie, Vance, Vest, Voorhees,,
Walthall, Wolcott-42
Nays Messrs. Aldrich, Allen, ALI
sol; Blair, Carey, Chandler, ~Cullum,
Dawes, Edmnuds, Evarts, Fry, Gray,
Hale, Hawiey, Hiscock, Hoar, McPher-
son, Morrell, Platt, Sawyer, Sherman,
Spooner, Stockbridge and Wilson of
Maryland-25.
The silver bill as passed provide, for
the free coinage of silver, aud makes it
legal tender for public and private
debts, placing it in all respects on par
with gold.
At 8:2O the Senate adjourned.
House.
WASHINGTON, u. g., June II. The
House went into committee OF the
whole. Mr.. Burrows, Of Mich, in the
chair, on the Sunday Civil appropria-
ton. The committee rose and reported
the bill to the House and it was passed.
The House then went into committee
OF the whole, Mr.. Allen of Mich. in the
chair, on the Indian appropriation bill
Mr.. Perkins, of Kansas, in charge of the
MEASURE, stated 1t appropriated about
$4,000, 900. He spoke in favor of lib
eral expenditure for the education of the
Indian South.
The bill was read by sections.
On point of order by Mr.. Cannon
of ILL.,, the appropriation Of $50, 900 tt
refund to Cherokee Indians the expense
of their removal to the Indian Territory
was stricken out.
Pending further action the COMMITTEES
rose, some uuimportant measures were
passed, and the House at $40 adjourned
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-18
THE CHAuPiON FOOL.
He Jumps lOt Feet srOm a Suspen-
sion Bridge and.-.Lives.
lBy United Press.1

CINCINNATI, O., June 17th.-Meredith
Stanly, the worlds chap1on bridge jump
er, made successful dive from the sus-
pension bridge at p. M, to-day, a dis
tance of 100 feet. He struck the water
head first, and after coming to the sur
face he climbed into the boat waiting
for him and helped row it ashore.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-18
The Pretender Arrested.
(Cor. STATE CHRONICLE.)

COLUMBIA, N. O., June flames
Dillon, the man who pretended to be
dead in order that his wife could get the
money for which his life was insured,
has been arrested.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-18

ST. IGNACE, Mich, June 17.-John
Bellemore returned home unusually
early on Sunday night and found Angus
Mcleod in the arms of his wife. He
compelled the woman to hold Mcleod
while he carved his victims legs. Nc
Leod received twelve shocking cuts, none
of which are likely to prove fatal. Belle
more then fed.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-18
Death of the Speaker of the Alabama
House of representatives..
[By United Press.]

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 17.-Hon.
@. Q. Shorter, of EufaIa, Speaker of the
Alabama House of Representatives, died
yesterday. He was young man of
brilliant attainmehts
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Prof. Chas "a. McIver will deliver an
az ldress at the Press Convention in Dur
hi I'm on July 23d, on Female Education.
A*
Cards are out for the marriage of DR..
Adam A. Kluttz to Miss Orah J. Craw-
ford. The ceremony will take place at
2 p. NJ, June 26th, in the Goldsboro
Baptist church.
The Rev. DR.. e. E. Hoss, the new edi-
/ tor Of the Nashville Christian Advocate,
/ is a genial man and is not at all offended
| if an old clerical friend slaps him on the
back and remarks: "Wen, old Hoss,
/ how are you this morning9"
/ ~
{ Tom Dixon's lecture, Backbone" !" is
/ pleasing the people all over the State.
l The Charlotte Chronicle said of it: s'The
h lecture was grand; it was eloquent, har-
Il monious and powerful. The speaker led
his audience as if by magic from the
Humorous to the sublime"
~
Mr.. R. A. Williams, more familiarly
known as .'Peg Leg Williams, with a
lot of brother railroad passenger agents
from the South. is at Morehead catching
{ more fish than he can tote, and gather
/ ing all the shells on Shackelford beach
and Cape Lookout for distribution among
/ his friends in Arkansas and Tennessee.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-18
A BALLOON ADRIFT.
(By United Press

The Terrible Situation OF the Aero.
nautS.
By United Press.)
ATLANTA, Ca, June ia balloon
has been seen drifting about in this vi
cinity since. Saturday. Memoranda
which fell from it and was picked up,
state that it is Prof. Walkers balloon
from Dayton, o. The occupants had
lost their ballast and were adrift, suffer
ing from cold.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-18
MILITIA CALLED OUT

To Prevent q Lynching In Missouri.
tBy United Press.l
SHDALiA, No., June 17.-Gov. Frances
hss called out the militia to prevent the
lynching Of W. e. burlington, who
Killed Sheriff Cranmer, OF Oowpel
county, at Bonneville Saturday night
while attempting to escape from jail.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-18
The Entire Top OF q Mountain Disap.
pears.
IBy United Press.1

New YORK, June 17.-Tribunes special
from Reading, Colorado, says that one
of the peaks of Mount Shasta has disap-
peared. The top appears to have been
cut short off and to have fallen into the
crater below.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-18

All talk in other counties that Edge
combe will not be solid for Judge Philips
is merely campaign cansrd. The
county has but thirty-fo votes, but he
will have thirty ty-four delegates and one
hundred alternateS enthusiastically solid
for him. This year is not q good time
to trade off good and tried men for
probably good, but untried.. The grip
which Edgecombe will put on that which
is good will astonish somebody Tar
bor0 Southerner.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-18
HEwAs BORN IN ALOG.CARIN

But He is the Biggest Man North Caro-.
lima Has Produced.
Wilmington Messenger)
DR.. Gatling, the North Carolina in
ventor, says he will produce an ice ma
chine that will make ice at one tenth of
the present cost.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-18
RoLITICAL GOSSIP.

The Congressional Convention of the
3rd Congressional district meets at Olin-
ton, July 33rd.
The Greensboro Patriot says that Mr..
John A. Barringer is candidate for
judicial honors in Judge Womack's dis
trict.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-18
IRV United presS1

A WrOnged Husbands Terrible Re
venge.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-06-18
TRANSMISSION.

An Operation that May Result in the
Recovery of Mr.. Henderson, Of Dal-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23
TAX FRONT.

The Contract for It, Preparation for
worlds Tair Buildings to T,e Let Nsv.
I-sscretary NtaNnm Calls a Bait on
Expenses.
CHICAGO oct %. Tuesday night the
worlds fslr directors ordsred the work
OF hlling and piling the Lake Front 10
begin as soon as con tracts can be let
About sixty acres OF the submerged
lands W1ll be used. The ways and
means committee reported 10 the board
that the submerged land on the Lake
Front could be filled and piled for less
than S7oo, 600. and pledged itself to pro-
vide $50. 900 for that purpose. The
contract will be let Novem Der /.
President Palmer has received let
ter Mr.. Window. Secretary OF the
Treasury, in which the latter reluctant
ly approves the sections OF the National
commi ions bylaws. which 6x the
amounts Of salaries By the terms Of
the act CT Congress IL is provided that
the officers of the commission shall re-
ceive such compensation as IL may pre-
scribe, subject TO the approval OF the
Secretary OF the Treasury" The com
mission fixed the salaries OF four
officers at the aggregate sum
OF S45 600 The Secretary gives 1t
as his individual opinion that the
amount named by the commission for
salaries OF its principal officers is greater
than that probably contemp! atod by Con-
gress in estimating the amount neces-
sary to carry ont the provisions OF the
act Speaking OF the general financial
condition OF the commission. Mr..
Window said that the board OF con-
troll Of the Government exhibit would
probably require $50. 600 OF the $500 900
at the disposal OF the conmlss ion for the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1891. The
expenses OF the meetings OF the com
mission todate are placed al $35 600 and
after deducting expenses in sight the
secretary finds only $40 900 FOR the ex-
penses for the remainder Of the fiscal
year. II the boarioi lady managers
meets, another SIS. 600 is calculated on.
The .vpcnses Of the National Com
mission already incurred, according to
the secretarv's estirn tes, are:
Salary Of president. tl2.00o, secretary, sIo.o0o;
director general 1900. vicechairnan execut
i've committee. s. 0oo employees in secretary's
and director generals orices. $1,000. expenses
Of meetings. t3s 90: meeting of executive com
mittee. $500. expenses OF November session
Of commission. SIS 600; oontiaesnl expenses
e. 2O00-tofal $4,000
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

ksls2s ks@ss Es@es-- SO SSeossa ~
s4a <sesaa-rAs fasAe1s S.iss et@i-
tasa Nskss &sas 90 shx Nss1sr1ass
ca llsaa fx~e. a. eas 80
CANSsllseE GIK, lad oct - Mel
s9a. ne Maine gEsnsaenea. Knocked
half = seo~ne 90 ais nils zsrk aA1s a.
1erpe Haats ~ AS C49briege Clty
traek Iaessay. ana psl ne ~ofls - stsi-
lloa rsesrs a. Slsk. wksrs ssitsss
Axlsl. Ror etAR eo1l u likely = tsech
ig feE : year ~ 50 ss least Tas great
feat WAS Witnessed ~ ialls IA eoe peopis.
Anea she hsrss appeared apsh tas
tFsok Re ~ss Fsos4ve1 via soSltsroes
sAesrs hls aFlEsf Ahl eWner ~Assea
ltt4e aDs In preliminary serk. Tue
stallion 49, woFklaE IA asznlaceat
iorm - he paSsea 0ndsT Ne .irs.
gl4lng over tie rFeaaa lac perioos
piscs 81 machinery 0ssF ths 1rst
quarter BE spea IN SS< seooA2s. ana
when ae reached the half tkews ~ss
q sube ued ugrHur q wonaer. for the
stop watches showed ttss l,esk had
elapsed. BE had trotrea TIE quarser in
sss gait he passed the tAird
quarter posi a. sss. ans tHen fellowsd
shs Guest nn.sA ever seen oE az lRaiang
track TIE raining mate came thaEdeF.
Ing up bab4HG and al ths s0sRa o. his
hoof ths noble st4ilen Shot iora ara IKE
az arrow from the bsN. The people saw
the movement ana arose bTeAthlessly in
their seats. In another instant Nelson
rushed under the wire Triumphant in
2.lex and a mighty shout vent ~ as
the crowd realized what hRa been done.
Old horseHeR yelled themselves hoarse.
threw their hats frsnt!cslly IA
the air. pounded each other over the
shoulders, aud laughed and cried
in their excitement A grand rush was
made for the track and Z H. Nelson,
the owner c. The herse. vas pulled from
his sulkF ana carried 10 the stand for a
speech. Too hapPg himself q talk. be
yet msnsret e thank The people for
their sYH raiby and promised 10 Try IL
again to-morroE. with hsPes Of even
better results
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23
-------------
Progress OF the Pettt Trial.

CBAwFoRDsvfLLE. Ind, Oct. % In
the Petit case Tuesday Mira. Bessie
Willsde testified that she made the
aiterwsrd. Mrs. Petit not having
touched IL The Safe intended 10
prove that Mrs. Whitehead made the
broth. poisoned II. gave some to Mrs
Petit and then threw the rest out 70
avoid discovery. Mrs Mary Kerr tes-
tihed that all Tuesday night ehioro-
form was kept TO Mrs Psttit's nose con-
stantly. also for some time wednesday
morning. This will be taken by the
defense 20 substsntiate their theory Of
death from ohiorofo.n vapors
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23


An Tnrresss IN the Hs.enpss srd Re-
ovetsos In ErpsHsss DerinE tie f"sr.
wAsHIxerox. Oct q The report a
the sixth hu6 tor q The Treasury, who
has charge Of tho sccoUnts q the Post
oEce Department shows that the totsi
rOspal revenues o. tbe Government from
al sources fof tie last fscsi vssr ~srs
te3ss2 or. an Increase over the pre-
ce5iuv fscai year % s. 7o5. fso
NotwithstaudinF this inerssss in
business the eTcsss 81 expenditures
over revenue for ire lAss fscsl vesf ~ss
but -. oss eiS against ts.zoi,2so for the
vsar before. Tie total vslus - stamps
acid was 81 esI. IA an increase over ths
previous tscai year oi s. tas62z TIE
totsi amount o. mOaey transferred ~
money orders snd po.tsl notes wss So -
eqs. s.7eA from which the net reTsDse 70
the Covsrpueut wss Sf24 go
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23
Fatal WRECKS ELsEwHERr
Adrance In ExnrSxs Rafra

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-There will be a
heavy advance in express rates Novem-
ber 1. 1t was agreed upon at a
meeting Of the principal officers
of the different companies which was
held at the Offices OF the American Ex-
press company Monday. The basis for
all express tariffs is the rate between
New York and Chicago This rate at
present is S. per 100 pounds Under the
new tariff it will be 50 so. Rates will
be advanced fifty cents from Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, baltimore and
other seaboard points
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

sax ANTONIO, Ter. Oct 22-Mrs.
August Mehlin. the wife Of railroad
laborer. was shot and killed Tuesday
night by Isaac Weiss. Who then ran OF
about ten yards and literally blew ou,
bis brains II is supposed that Weiss
mistook Mrs Mehlin fof bis wife A
note found !n bis pocket indicated
thaths intended % srst Kill bis wife
and then commit suicide The Weiss
family IL from Detroit Mich
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

Soth the method and results when
Syrup OF Figs i taken; it Z pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, ard acIs
gently yet proaptly On the hidneYS
Liver and Bowels, cleznses the sys-
Rn eEsctaslly, dispels eolds. head
aches ana fsyers and cures h2bilul
constipation Syrup Of kigs = the
enly remedy OF is iind ever pro-
dacsd, pleasing 20 the taes sna ao-
eept4b.s 70 the stomach, prompt IN
is action and truly beneficial IN its
effects. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances is
many excellent qualities commend it
70 al ard have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs Is for sals in 800
ard 81 bottles bT al leading drug
sists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one Who
wishes 10 try il Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FRO syrup CO.
say FRANCISCO. cti.
LOUISVILLE. ~ sE@ foaS. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23
PRAlRiEs EeLhze.
A Large se-p. 81 County g. sossh de
s~t. r.lns p.ssstsf~s.

PrrKsr. $ n. oct - A party q
hunters sUst reformed frou the horesu
river coputry. rurninf psrty through
the Siour reservation. report vast
prairi. Ere Nhich is 6sTsststing . lsrgs
,cors - coantrr Thsy we're csrpeo
i.uf s,ys ss. - Cave nllls. v'hiet have
been h0-ning oosl-beds s.nos ths trst
lps~lsdrs 81 fts countrT. sDe ssssrt
fhsr cav e.. kiown fros . terUirf pa
~ .hsyivips, which ffes tbs pfsiriss
Ell sbeat 1hsrs - great apprehension
fsst ths 60 wsY srrssf ard fssct Tue
sw rosr.. ossi fsi6s alonz tbs p, liver,
eos .e--s - vhics vsrs recently taken
a. ffs nfpsffps rssd
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23
q .naI.rht 1870.

LawRrxcE Mass. Oct ~ William
Hsishtly. who kicked BE wife 70 death
in this city lsst Jane. vas convicted q
rnanslauFht ard sentencsd % two ard
one-hslf years in ths house % correo-
ton. Tas prisoner surprised TIE court
bT asking t6at his sentences be made
three years in he state prison 20 that
he could learn trade. bst TIE req qasst
~as net granted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

SAN FRASoIsco. Oct. q. AT an early
hour FIRE broke out in the .slssion soap
and candle works owned by Max Nor
iestroFing the building and contents
spread to the Pacific mattress factory,
ewnca br William Clark ard Henry
Black. -Four cottages we're consumed
The loss ia about $50. 600
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23
BLOWN TO PIECES.
Deadly Eject OF Premature Explosion
o. Fswder tu Ufah

DeadIJ Euect OF no naIuFs hk2IosIon
o; Powder in Utah.
SALT LAKE CITY. y. T, Oct % -
-Four men were killed at Collinston. U.
T., last Thursday from a premature
explosion OF powder blast The
blast had been prepared and re-
CURED fifteen minutes time. but only
seven we're allowed, when the men re-
turned and. began putting the fuse out
with the above result Three Hen were
above the ledge and one below. All
four were blown TO pieces.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

Orrrrun with Rabbits.

STANFORD. Conn, Oct. 22-The
farmers OF Connecticut are so much
troubled By rabbits eating up their
kill them OF with strychnine. Drug
gists say that there is a steady demand
for the poison from the farmers who
complain OF the devastation created on
their farms By rabbits.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

CHICAGO. Oct e. - Q. wilkert, ST
old. whits-haiFed msn from Trenton,
IN. vas horribly murdered ~ robbers
Tus-day night he was siuFFed sns
robbed. ard tbsn ne wss laid On tie
santa Re tracks near Twelfth street.
whers svitcb engine ran over hin.
severlns his hssd from his BODY. Ihe
cri no adds smother q she llst q n ar3er
.-~f-s - t-se rfsu
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

BxzeET. WS. Oct - - @ Collsv.
one q fhs early settlers n y seonsin,
sisS ThsssaT sfssTnoon a. ths sEs ~
= vea~s Hs rss t~i-. Assev , Tusn
frox fais sistriet zni ere sh.-F -
Eock Cosnty. Re ras iisraass rlts
- IS szzLg ksstorT g tzss c8tg-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23
u.du.trisl Frpo,ItIsn a. Lyons.

wAsHISsT0E. Oct. 2e.--The Depart
ment Of State has bssn officially noti-
fed that an industrial exhibition viii
oe held a. Lyons. France. In The year
s92 in vhich the dspsrsnsHts o. silk
ana electricity sill be opea 70 exhib-
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23

DURrIS Oct q "A crowd oi farm
laborsrs AZ schull bcsieged tbe beard Of
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or bread on accosut OF the failure Of tEs
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law does not permit outdoor relief
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-23
The Jsannefte Monument.

WAsHISeToS, Oct 22.-The monu-
ment in honor OF the heroic officers and
men OF the United States navy who
perished in the unfortunate Jeannstte
Arctic expedition will be unvsiled AZ
Annapolis in the grounds OF the Naval
Academy on october 80. Assistant Sec
retsry Soley. Of the navy, Will make an
address