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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05
IN coNiREss.
ssastss Qs2y fatteasss, sss Psaslea
sill sssstss ruspts oppssss ths Etss-
ttaas NsAsafs.

ssasteF os<y fattoaaes. >ss P~asaoA
slA-ssa.tss rufPts oppssss ths ktss-
ttaas MsAsafs.
WAsHiseroS. lee Senator oaay
pal lntrea iced ia tie Senate Nsaues-
dag bill gF<Rgng ts AL persons
shoss namez are now On the pea
sion lisk ef may be hereafter
plaesd On IL xho have lest both
syes or feeL or Sh0 are other
wise totally disabled. = pensloa of sl0o
: moata. Also 70 all persons sho have
lost an arm az tue shoald.'r lsint or a
leg az The hip joint pensioL of 500 .
month and 10 those who have lost an
arm below the elbow or = leg below the
knee. SIS . mouth- Those who have lost
a sand or foot. or have been totally
disabled ia the same. are 10 be en-
titled 20 $50 a month. The bill pro-
vltes further that persons who have
contracted two or more disabilities
shall receive ssm per nlonth equal 70
the total OF the rates for all OF the dis
abilities mentioned.
MAsHiS6r0S, Dec. TN the Senate
Wednesday senator Turpie Qnd. )opened
tho discussion in opposition 10 the
elections bill. The substitute meas
uge, he said, rested for its support
on what VAS called the sup
pressed eoleted Republican vote
in the South. The returns OF the
election showed an abstinence from
voting. an abstinence much greater In
Massachusetts and other Northern
Statos than elsewhere. The extremists,
with a meager majority in both houses,
said that this was proof enough of
the suppression OF the coiored
vote, and tbereupon proceeded TO
reyolutionize tho whole method
OF Congressional elections There
had been. suppression--a sup
preston patent we'll known, undenia-
bic and widely prevalent The recent
census would show that in Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio and Illinois there were
about ESQ 600 colored people; yet in
those States no colored man had ever
served as Governor or been elected
10 any department OF the State
government There had been not only
no proportional division of the Offices
there had been mono at all. The sup
preston of the eolored voter in the
South was affirmed on one side
and denied on the other, hut
the suppression OF the colored
voter OF the North was without
question. Senator Turp then pro-
ceeded TO make a constitutional argu-
ment against the power OF Congress to
pass law TO regulate the election o!
Representatives in the lower House OF
Congress Nothaving this power itself,
he said. it could not delegate it to Fed
eral election boards. Should this bill
become a law the inventor would find
in many places In the South not divi-
dends and income, but chilled furnaces,
idle mills and smoking ruins. At the
conclusion OF Senator Turpie's speech
the Senate at $50 adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Representative
Owen Ind) Wednesday introduced a
bill in the House to exclude immigrant Is
who are hostile TO the principles OF the
constitution or who are insane or de-
pendent for support 1t also provides
that no person shall encourage immi
grafton by advertisements or promises
of mploymenE
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05
KILLED AT q CROSSING.
A Wabash Locomotive Runs Into An
Alton sleeper at Jacksonville. fIt.-Two
Passengers Killed On the Spot and Sew
ersl Others Iajursd.

A Wabash Locomotive Runs Into An
Alton Sleeper at Jacksonville. fli.-Two
Passengers Killed On the Spot and Sew
ersl Others Isjursd.
JACKSONVILLE, Ill, Dec. 4-Abous
l o'clock a. m, terrible wreck oc-
Cured at tho crossing OF the Wabash
and Chicago & Alton roads in this
city. ! The south bound limited on
the Chicago Il Alton was standing
at the depot en- the crossing when the
whistle of the Wabash train was hoard.
The engineer at once started his train,
and had got all across but the rear
sleeper, the Matterhorn, when the en-
CINE on the Wabash crashed into 1t.
cutting it completely in two, and
plowing its way for some rods. finally
burying itself in the ground. The scene
about the wreck is almost indescriba-
bic. The Chicago &c Alton depot stands
right at the angle of the two roads and
the debris of the wreck was piled up all
around it
There were eight persons in the slcop-
er Two of them, Fred Smith, of hekin,
and Judge J. K. Rifiell, of Kansas City,
were instantly Killed Judge kliiell s
head was torn from his body and the
rest Of the remains were rinioned under
the pile OF wreckage. Smiths body was
not so badly mutilated-
w. Il. knight of Kansas City, was
bruised and badly scalded by steam
from the heating apparatus of the car.
Edwin Gi..s, young man from Mount
Vernon, \. Y. was cut about the
head and badly cut James E.
Clark, of Clark. Van Tassell e.
Co., leather dealers. of Boston, was
also quite badly bruised. Mrs. Fannie
Klingenburg was much prostrated by
the shock and somewhat bruised. but
was able to go on. The wounded we're
removed to the city hospital, where
they received the best Of attention and
will doubtless recover, with tho possi-
bic exception OF knight.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05
A GREAT BURDEN.
csnsas Rstxrss en- the Nertgsrs
Inasbsssness Of Amsrissns.
n susounss % ths fnoraoas Totsl
sf Over $3.50 .ooo. 600 -senas q
TIE Causes or Debls

kokfaA0ED fVk hAA1 MILLIONS
wAsut>eFoN. bee. 4 The ias airy 81
the Ceasas O1ce iRto moFsgAge inasht-
edness Is nearly conp.sIea. Tae re-
port all be very Interesting and s4los-
bla oar u aearsy $50 counties only
ten remain al the preseat une
ineom plese. tie mortgages for ten
years hsYing been distracted from The
records. A total Of something over
ssso ooo. 900 IN mortgages has been
found. the largest nemker IN the
Mestefa States Relatively speak
ing TIE soutbern States we're found 10
be much froer from these inean nber-
ances than the Northern. An excsp-
tioa however. 70 this is noted In the
neWly-deselopeif manufacturing dis
tricts OF Ai4bama. TenRessee and
Georgia In districts like thai
of birmingham the mortgage In
debtednsss Is large. bat % per
cent Of IL has been contracted
for purchase money. plants. lands. etc
In other districts OF the South mort
cages are given as security tor farm
supplies" but this is an pnimportAnt
object o, Indebtedness in the North.
AS an illustration of the com aleteness
OF this work in what are termed inquiry
counties il is necessary only 10 say that
In Mad lsen County. o.. total indebted
ness OF something over 81 000. COS Was
found 70 be incurred for the following
purposes:
Purchase money. improvements. business
purposes. purchase and impreye securi-
~ purchase Of other lsnd business losses.
speculation. stock and implements. farm
losses. family supplies purchase money
and steck, crop failure. bank fail
ure travel, farm supplies, Improvements
aRa buying OF stock. small debts aBd accrued
interest, education. medical attendance. dissi-
pation borrowed money, rental defalcailon &C
commodAtion, funeral expenses. alimony fam.
Iy expenses ana Improvements. interest. un-
known, 10 pay taxes. attorney ar. court fees.
private debts.
In this case about IS per cent was for
purchase money and Improvements,
nearly 10 per cent. for business purposes.
and the remainder for the varied pur-
poses set forth above. The results OF
the investigation may show a large
amount of indebtedness, but when the
causes are thoroughly analysed the bur-
den will not seem such heavy one as
some imagine.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05
BITS or INFORMATION.

TIE Irish usFls ~spssss sac rsssx-
slsa II PsrssA ~ tks ls~Ssrshas
IN Miles. Of fseesSll nasA.. ~ss
knlss wsznssAsy BY = Tree falling 81
tin-
wssl-extsrnlR4slng ssoisliss ere es-
ing srgAaiss4 IA slfsrsas sssnsns 81
lexA
Br&ay Broz.. wkslss.ls sssoers 81
Gaiaessllls. TsHn.. fsals1 Wednesday
fes sleas ssa.
CpFreeled rstarns give the Democrats
: nsjorisy Of fofty en- 1sint h4ilet Is
ne Hisoonsin Lsgislsture
Ere early Wednesday Dernsng st On
ford Ala. c.asee less 81 ss2.s's'a Five
Erxmen we're badly in'area.
gehn AroAib.ls. an ella nAH whs
lived in Hell, ont, ~ss Aarnea - as.ln
in his oett4re Tuesday nighI
Lewis Rowland. aged .. was sareost-
ed daring ire in his fathers esksrys
ill2 D.eksrsoa street Philadelphia
King KslaksUa " Hawaii arrived -
San FRANCHISE "Wednesday. eut was
unable 70 land ewing " rosgA water On
the bar
Al It's meet ting in Kalamazoo wednes-
day the Michigan Horticultural Seeisty
elected officers, T. 7. Lyon. of south
Haven, hSing chosen president.
De. Mary Malker who was reported
dying, w4s much improved Wednesday
She said she was determined 10 live un-
I'll she obtained justice at the haRds OF
the Government
A combination has been formed 70
control the cheap lodging-houses Of
Boston, known as Friendly Inns"
Steps have been taken 10 establish
houses ia Portland. Worcester and
Proyidenes.
Al WilliAnstown. Ky, George Bur
cess. a saloon keeper, shot and fatally
wounded Miss Alice Mckinley and then
barricaded himself in his saloon. on
GERS broke down the door Burgess re-
sisted arrest and was shot dead.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05
ROME SPEAKS OUT.
The Csfhciie Eisrsrehr ef Tr.lsae tss~~f
an hsts-Psraei ssnifesto-

The Csfhclic Eisrsrekr of frslso1 tss~<t
an k,ts-rsrseu sssifesto-
DUpI5xs Dec. The manifesto is-
sued hy the Catholic hierarchy declares
that Us Judgment Ia not given on poiitl-
cal grounds. but seleiY on the revsla-
tions of the divorce court after which
II IL unable 70 regard M. Psrpell IN
sny other Light thar as convicted Of
one Of the grsvest ofsnses known t.
religion ana society. which Is sggrs
waited in his case BY almost every cir
cunstsnce possible 70 give ia scandal.
ous prominsncs in Fuiit sna shsma.
Tie manifesto SAYS.
"sufslr csthoi5e Ireisra &c euinsrflv eor
spic1sus fsr TIE sirtus sn5 purity - So sr.c<si
~ viE not sooepf ~ . lss3ef asr shelly
disheners6 sne unvsrfkT - CAfisfiar can.
6eerce. Tur1bsf. vs car nef nvoi6 ths
ectefrf3or tsat tie csnlir1anse ~ NJ
rsrrsTfs 5eaoerstir vii disosss1ixe az
rsnss tr hostile esrnps tse~e hits~rto uritec
"a tss fores - sef cosHtrs CenfFsstsd ia
tfs prospect - nortiressr< - 6issstFous ~s
see ssfains bct inesitss. esfsst 81 he general
sjsetios ana rs tss reest seus rs4s is6sf
lately psstpsues essrcisn r-fp>t-stes ths
tssss n tfs svirter strergtkerss ace svietiess
~fftous ths shsdsw ~ tops ~ b.isf rsis
stated
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05

nth The method and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; II Is pleasant
and refreshing to tbs taste. sad scts
gently Jet promptly On ths kidaeys.
Livsr and Bowels. cle&nses the sys
tan shsctaally, dispels eolds. head
aches and fssers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of kigs s the
only remedy OF is kind ever pro
dueed. pleasing 70 the taste and ac-
eeptabls % the stomach. prompt IN
is action and truly beneficial Ia It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend IL
b all ard have made Is the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In SOC
and 81 bottles bT all leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist 40
may not have il on hand viii pro
cure IL promptly for any ono who
wishes 10 try IL Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic syrup co.
sss FRANCISCO. csi.
totssyzLk. ~ kEs Tosx. W.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05
NO COMPROMISE.
The Sxtionsiists Reject Pr. Cianesy's Pre-
posed settle ef the Psrnell Csse.

Tho S.tionsiists Reject hr- ciancsy's Pro-
posed settle ment Of the fsrneli Case.
LONDON, Dee. 4-Psrnells opponents
now show disposition TO force the ex-
listing complications IN the Irish
Nationalist party 10 speedy Issue.
They held a caucus early In the
morning and mapped out the course
which they proposed to follow. They
showed their hand as soon AS the con-
ference met by rejecting Clancy's
compromise proposition offered at
Wednesdays session. Clsncy's reso-
luton proposed the temporary re-
tirement of Mr. Parnell provided the
English Liberals would agree that the
Irish constabulary, judiciary and land
questions should be dealt with only by
the Irish GovsrDnent in its own Parlia-
ment and that these demands form
an indispensable part Of any home rule
procrarme
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05

MONTREAL Que. Dec 4-Durinr a
binding snov-storm the Grand Trunk
Chicago express was mistaken by a
switebman for the i.cbine train and
was switched TO the wharf track. The
engine was preoipitated into Lake St
Louis. Engineer Brize was drowned
and the fireman hsd q narrow escape
The coupling between the engine and
tsggage-csr broke. thus saving the
train from a worse disaster
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05

vssaYxeroN. Dee s-pr gstetish
n Bsxter. sargson-0szersl a tse
arrr. whe wzs strieksn wits paralysis
iast Msndzy. siea a. ? o'cieek a ~ Re
nsvsr rsgsiue5 coasciosxaass aftsr tss
sttzek. save FOR an insfant on Inss6s5.
wh.n thers vas asllshf ign q FssaTa-
fnz eeaselo9sne@
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05

srrrsser- Wis Dee. s-Ibs fetal
Liabilities - tss Bssk - tesDsrns srs
sszs 80 ard fts sssss So eet TIE
hsnk's psr.sr 70 frst-tiass. sst ~ Frss-
fSsrt rst7s "a ~srsa - s9t 80 "a
ssvsrsl % tss sirsets-t az ilIionstrssI
tks hssf ~iIi ~ ssiiss fsf ssuar. ~.
p stssk. castfsT - ths First Estisrsf
ssrk. -ss svpsists1 sss rns.. spSfls&
beuss n -. ssr = t1st sst
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05
Two Thous.aa Head OF Cattle stolen.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Dec The in.
ternational roundup Of the cattle in
the Cherokee strip VAS finished Wednes-
day. The startling discovery was made
tszt over 2.o00 head Of cattle had been
stolen and driven to The Southwest
The Arkansas City Company is the
heaviest loser. zoo head having been
cut out OF the herd BY the thieveS
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05
Killed His Brother.

BoLroy. Miss, Dec. +-Mr. j. A.
West q resident Of savannah, Ga. who
owns large plantation in the Browns
Vile neighborbood. was killed Wednes-
day morning by his brother, Hugh
West who has been managing the plan
tstion for several years hr. West was
here for a settlement Of his affairs, and
a disagreement led 70 the killing. lie
was shot several times with pistol.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05

f1e sse~ss - Bes fs3@xsaes e-s ses2 an
- @~e1&ffsk A. t2e l&sk s21s<esass ss 14e
- 1xlessIe< Espfeseeszzz s2< P<eRAs fes
yeag De 80 s4sS - 3slss4ss2s FeFfs><1sizs s
- "a sNxs ssssers 4<s -e4se9ssee -
tsts fe<F asssFt Aea - uzssl re s4s szz<ass
pes-.ie4k ses1tssa. a e.f<s&sE s1s see1
Fseettse trs4 rfss 44at 3sGssrs ketss;sk tks
- sfzsslea "a - sz.let rsf<F1- fe& cEr-
eaisF 1rsss "a 1As a1so4s - lzskxa<i sss ~sss-
weFksfs tAat t1siF sass keps ass t2fsssA sse
salisk <sa teAk AS sASzk4 % "a sfsf = Fso-
eose any &esssss aAl<A 81 tsfcs A4slti4a4
ssles4zz4s .Ece ~ tAs "a lek pox
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05

LIMA. o. Dec I'D n Selvey, the
drY-goods merchant who failed last
week to- $50. oeo. is missing some Of
bis creditors are locking fer bin The
assets sill reach a. least SIS 0oo Sell
yer Is charged ~ith spiritinz a~a7 part
OF bis stock isst before he ass Eaed-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05

NorrIr Ala Dee tie Pan
Areriesr Tr.nsportation COMPANY. M
corporsaeS Under The Avs 81 tlsbsfas
~ Galveston. Heifls and WssteTr rDsn.
oontsEplstss tie operation - regular
stssmskip linss - centrsl sne soDta
Insrica ne wsst Ixsiss sns othsf
ceuntflss frorB esi-estos. hebiis sps
otfsr ports froz whics - ufy pToTs
prsctiexbis o4 dsslrsbls y ePsrss spts
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05
FAIR THIEVES CAUGHT.
Two North Carolina Girls who Deeamped
with ST. 500 Captured i'm eovington. Ky.

CovIseToE, Ky, Dec. s.-Octavia
Willing, aged IL. and Nellie Cram pton,
aged II, were taken in charge by detect
ives. The girls ran away from their
homes at Winston, n. C., year ago.
taking $500. No trace OF them had
been found until recently, though their
relatives, who are wealthy. have
searched the country over. The girls
are about penniless and are over joyed
at the prospect of getting home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05

NEw YoHK. DeA 4-Hsnyg George
has announced his rstirsm~nt from the
STANDARD He says literary duties con-
pei the obsaEa Is is understood Mr.
George will How proceed te write sew
sral works On Political scoBoay he has
long hsd in view
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05
THE WOMEN HAVE WON.
Result of the Recent Vote to Admit Theu
to the Methodist Conference.

Result OF the kccent foto 70 AumIt the m
to the Methodist Conference.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.-The question,
"Shall women be admitted into the
general conference as lay delegates" I"
has been submitted to the con-
gregations ef all the Meth hodist
churches in the United States, and the
Philadelphia Method q will say that
enough OF the returns have been re-
ceived to show that the women have
carried the day, and so far as the popu-
lar will goes they are entitled to seats
in the general conference as lay dele
gates.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05
ftar e ID enat.-.l.-

WasETSs sax. Dee 1t is said tkst
the President and Seerstsry Blaine are
serisssly consiteFinE tss sppoistrsEt
of CoHFrsssusn kovro-. Of California.
ss Niaisssf = Gasezals. in Place sf
Lansing r. kizn~r. recalled
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05

PEoESrxvIILs Pa. Dec t-Yirs n
ths large rottsrY sstselishEsnt e
GTiGa, Iovs 4 Co. Ssstreyss tAs Dip
ping AS pristlng soozs Nsv Ds-
ehlssvy hss bses lstsIT pst in. sns ths
gcss a e<t5nsfes At sasa aoa
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05

SkULT ST. MsRIs. Mich., Dec. a.
The ''Soo' canal wss closed for tke sea
son On Wednesdzy The naubeT q
boats tats passed thTsuFh aariar 80
season vas e. 55T. carrying n 80 pas
sengsrs snS ss4l. sIs tens - frsiEst
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05
PERiSHEO IN THE FLAMES.
William Bradford. OF Indiana. Commits
Suicide at Eighty Years of Age.

Suicide at Eighty Years OF Age.
SEYMOUR, Ind. Dec 4.-William c.
Bradford, aged 90 years, one-srmed
veteran soldier who has been partially
demenced for the past ten years.
arose early Wednesday morning. went
into an adjoining room and fred the
house. which speedily burned with all
its contents His aged and infrm wife.
whom he left sleeping ssuudly. escaped
through the window with slight burns,
but Bradford perishea in the flames and
his body was entirel7 consumed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05

PAEgs Dee ID. ps-is s6iter -
tks Nss Ysrk EsrsiS pshiishss sshss-
rrssn - tss sEsct tkss villas Wslssrf
Astor sill succsss Eessyf Lfroen "a
Uritss Stssss M5sissss 70 tss Cssrt q
81 Jszes
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05

flNfssEr De
CARTS - Nsrkss 81 ue<s~stev seti~s
cao-ssisss rssFs6 - = 1s0sN ~ csoaes
=. rassr sssrFsrf sae-rs A. esess- So
Fs.s - skre- - e. 1e2z - for er~
ras - fssr - g. 7sa9 e 80 Pst<fe~f
se-s-s ssnf - 80 stess.s - So = -
Tsrsrs a. s90sT ~ Wes1.rxs q So -
Ses F.~xs-s Q E~s = ~ 0s-s e. sss.s = So
pe- 40 a. ssaks ~ re& cs-~
Hroe NsFkrf sesf~e go frvl fsss
-srr.s st - - SO 80 rFs &af ? -
Nsst a. ca - r-eFt p.-kisf ~<s =
- zzx~S SO ns>42n 80 sssT1 Resx~<
49, sklsp1Hs 80 -
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Provlsio1s. Ktc

CHICAGO Dec
FIoun-Quiet and lower spgins whesi
Patents. ~ soet7s. Bakers, ss2sasso 50; WIN
ter Wheat Flour. HeeQsOo for Patenik
u <o1<s 20 for Clears
wHEAT--Ruled nrm early snz then declined
ikc; rallied I've and closed stoadier. Ne.
Cash. sst 9oste, kay. p7sses 10.
CORN Fairly active and hrn. - O. Da
b,lSc No. yellow, SIC; Dscemb Der. sbSG5fac.
January. 90 t1'oc; May, 50 e1S3fc
OATs-Activs and lower No @ CA1c1s:
December <241ssc; Nav. $saEse SAM
pies In good SUPPLY a1d easier. No 3 soatse.
no. white <sa<se. Ne & <<a<Sc; No q
white <51F710
RYr-osi.t Ne. scssh -7hosee: Sample
Of No. ?. sIc and No. 5 aheut e<assc No
January delivery. eoc snd Nay about 7ssc
PARLKy-Deix ARC slow. market easy. No
cash. fsasoe Samples: Common. 81 ssc;
good 10 choice eso7oc and EXTRA lots zaesoc
Nrss PouE Market rather active. ard
prices ruled easter QaotEiions ragged 81
sssssas 7B for cash. G. soasso Tor De. mbsrs
tlos7ssaio s2s fer January. and tsl<es0
Iie0 FOR MsB.
Prices ranged n Eeo75 = fer cash o. ga
sees for Dscember; t5szA0soo fer Jsnvsry
and " c.ass 20 for saJ.
BurTrR-cr~sDery. is1274c; Dstry fsa7oc
Packing stook. saer.
PoUs4sy- Liv. Cbickens tx1sl,c pr n. /:
Spring Chickr1s. tstf7c rer -. Live TsTfsrs
od7c per p Live Ducss, as per n Live
Gees. - spes ~ - dossn
IIouoss-Disiiaet spirits ruled fru a. q q
psr gal for fnisk-< rooss
OILS wisconsin PriH. v-fit. fxc. Water
vhit.. ske. ~ chiTs1 Prime White &c.
Water white, IKE frfissa Prime q bite
sse. water Write f3t<e. nes<Hgkt rs sest
fo<e. Gss.iiss = o~sA l4s. - o.es .. e;
Nsphtsa e. eegs -
NV Topn Dee
wEtk7-ps<finee ~ 1s sEt recovered Dor
frTn 81 +. ever v~st.rtsv. eus.t f,scsr sss.
so5x0I ca JsrssrT q ef<al ~ Tssrs.
ar. O. efA Msrcs o ia Ms ksy. y ~
sisoLsk jay. ssKes4e. psseubsr 0HD
Eo0
Covx-Dvf sse sss.f We q sas.kes
steamer afrss. eo<e
os~s-cuisf sd veskef wssf~rs <70ss1
FsFovEsfers--Bssf stsssv orH psts o. o.
ashe. Fauily fwseIiN Pea gvs.t
stes1v: N~ss. slsaIsU TrfrH Frine.
80 soaffD Lars euisl vssk st<su rsn
CEgvyI4vr . De-
rr-ro1r-H- c'@iss Ffs1<sr< vfits llf esg
test 1Ae - asso.ihs. - - esssass fss 60
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05

PrrTsRuEeE. Pa. D>c 4-Deierstes
fran sbrse National orTasi1atioHs hsv-
fnv thsir headeuarse-s here sad fron
fear izaeueaasat anions VII attend fas
convention of the American Federation
o. Labor wkieh ueess ia Detroit ners
Nssdav. A ofasl2l e tae Azsricza
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05
Prom. OF Michigan Copper Nine.

LANSING, Mich, Dec. 4.-During the
year 1890 nine copper mines have paid
s4 05O. 600 in dividends, against $500. :
900 paid by eight companies in 1852.
During the last six months six Gem
panies have paid se,0eo. 900. against
81, eco, ooO by nine companies In 80 t-st
six months OF this year.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05
DIED A DEFAULTER.
Residents OF Chamhsrsburg, Pa. DE
frandsd OF sIoo, 900 by an nIipoi. Man.

Residents OF Chamssrsburg, Pa. De-
frandsd of sIoo. 900 by an Illinois Man.
CARLISLE, Pa, Dec A-Thomas c.
McCulloh, OF Kankakee. Ill, was for
many years In business in CSanbers-
burg. He had the confidence OF the en-
tire community. and had NO trouble in
securing money for investment on the
strength of his stories Of the
golden opportunities in the West
it has turned out that the resi-
dents of that town have lost $780,
600 by his speculations- No definite
statement can be secured from the per-
sons interested. but It is said that he
had at least SIS, 900 Of the money Of per-
sons right in the town, while s25 900
moro represents the investments OF per-
sons in the surrounding county. There
is no chance OF recovering any Of this
money. as McCslloh died suddenly .
few days ago
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-05

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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20

Senator Pettigrew had some account
10 give Of the Town Of Bismarck, which
was In those days the terminus Of the,
Northern Pacific railway. That center
81 population was then composed Of
seventeen saloons and gambling houses
and thirteen other buildings. When
Pettigrew arrived variety show-ad-
mission 10 cents-was being given in
the middle OF the principal street in a
big tent. A parson--one of the en-
thusiastic missionaries which such an
exigency In civilizations advance
brings into being-was mounted on a
box outside the tent declaiming on the
advantages Of salvation for the benefit
Of gathering Of gambleas and other
rough characters Of all degrees. This
distraction annoyed the manager Of
the variety show, and presently ht
came out and, mounting upon another
box. said;
Gents salvation is free all the yea
round. This show is free for precisel.
thirty minutes
And every man in the preacher
audience without moments hesita
ton, deserted the parson and wake
in 70 see the show. Boston Transcript
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-12-20
TaIIoocd woman.

Here Is tattoo that Is hard TO
beat pursued the professor as he eX-
hibited photograph Of a tattooed Ia
avs back. containing what he declared
10 be the most delicate and elaborate
designs ever pricSed into q human
form. It represented 81, George
mounted on plunging charger with
his lance appraised, in the act OF suoau-
M his old enemy, the dragon.
Tho young lady, who gets a salary
!, SoOO A week in a Partisan circus for
CARRYING this piece OF art around oe'
tween her shoulder blades, is enjoying
,he best OF health and claims to nave
been greatly benefited instead OF be
mo injured BY the operation.--omah'
World Herald.