Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04


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speeches advocating sAe azoPtioa q
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lasor congress In LlsezPeol
TIE Nes York Equ2lisation Beard
announce the assessed y4lae of al real
ana personal eslzts IN lk4t Stale Il
o. cd. 65s. co..
f. A. Hosnsr. Of Great Basrinxtcn.
Mass. started 70 HoEolaia Tuesday 70
Ell the presidents eh4ir of tao American
College there.
Baron Lagerfelk the fo-ger and
sxlndlsr. is believed % have secured
nos less than 500, 600 IN his recent raid
On Pittsburgh
Ii y s4la that Secretary WINDOW ~iIl
sl0s coo 900 OF ogsstanding 454 per eeat
Government bonds
The q. A r. Of Pennsylvania
adopted resolutions favorlng the re-
movAl Of General Grants body from
Nes York TO Arlington
Tuesday in Morgan County. KY, Will
ian Fugetf fred i've times Al con
a. IL. a q L.
The constable then shot Fugett dead
The population Of Topeka. Kan, has
been announced By the census bureau
q 81, 500 This = an increase during
the census period Of 1857, or los. 50 per
cent
In South Carolina Monday Patrick
LoWman and William Beckham, both
Democrats, quarreled about politics.
They fought with knives and Lowman
is dead
The twenty-sixth annual reunion Of
the One Hundred and Fifth Regi-
ment, Illinois Volunteers, took place
with good attendance al Naperville, H..
Tuesday.
All the rights. title, interest fran
ehises. dock privileges and vessels Of
the Union Ferry Company OF New York
were sold at auction Tuesday for s3,-
ESQ, O00
Freight brakemen on the Pittsburgh,
Shenandoah q Lake Erie railroad struck
/ Tuesday for an advance in wages OF
twenty cents per day. All freigh traffic
is stopped.
IL was reported in Boston Tuesday
I that a note Of the Worcester steel works
for s., 600 had gone TO protest. The
/ failure is due 20 the Potter, Lowell &
I Co failure.
Mrs. Mary Berry, pioneer Of Vermil-
ion County, H.. over so years old, was
ing. Her death was presumed to be from
heart disease.
Count Falknehayn opened the Inter
national Agricultural Congress at Wen
/ ma Tuesday. Delegates were present
I from almost every country in the world.
including America.
1t was reported in Erie. Pa. Tuesday
/ that the Pittsburgh, Shenango Sc Al
legheny Valley railroad would be sold
TO an Ohio syndicate that would extend
the line TO COnneaut o.
o. ii. Barron died Tuesday at Nunda
/ n. Y, of congestion of the lungs, aged
so years. He formerly resided at Fox
Lake. Wis, and served several terms in
the Wisconsin Legislature.
The Highland Park Normal College
at Des Moines, Ia, formally opened it's
first term Tuesday with 365 pupils en-.
rolled. The building is just finished al
cost Of 500, 900. Prot o. Fl. Longwell
is president.
/ Congressman Quinn, of New York, ac-
companied by number of labor repre-
sentstives, appeared before Congress
sional committee in behalf of the meas
ure to stop the employment of detectives
during strikes.
The Pennsylvania reserve exercises
were held in the National Cemetery at
Gettysburg Tuesday, at which Hon. A.
G. Curtin presided. The monuments
were formally presented to the Battle
field Society By Governor Beaver.
Eastern railroads that are being boy
cotted By the shippers because OF the
adoption OF the new uniform bill OF lad
ing. are apparently on the eve OF aban-
doning the fight and returning to the
old form Of shipping receipts.