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yrsr1BrrlFD TRAIN srpy,ce

Over the Northern Pacific railroad: dining case
and sleeping cars every day In the year Seattle
- Chicago I'll miles the shortest routA Second
commodnfionn.
fHIsTy'fMRnR NOUNS AND THIkry-Mx MaNurIs
eaved In reaching Chicago vie this line.
Chilbefg, city ticket agent 10 Second otrooe
Soston block: Z Tonkin. depot ticket agent
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PHILADELPHIA. April 15.--Ths Rsu III
say tomorrow that the latest syndieon
story Is that American capitalists ~ -
deavoring to buy ali the Autographs pdnnv
in the United States and form M
iithographic trust The Prem claims ~
the syndicate is backed by $a0,0eO,0A
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DoYLEsrovs, Pa. April 15.-sGreat ex-
element prevailed here tonight over tele-
gram from Howard Fries. of Tacoma,
Wash, stating that shellenberger. the fugi-
tive lawyer. was in that city. and wanted
70 know whether he should have him ar
rested. A reply In the affirmative was
sent.
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HELENA, Mont. April l5.-At the mun1.
cipal elections Great Falls ard Liviaoe
stone voted the Rspublicaa ticket ~
mayor and aldermen, and Butts and Nh
souia the Democrats ticket for he ssme
Office; eli by narrow maioritjes.
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BERLlN.s SOCIALISTS.
A Manifesto Calling for an Eight Hour

BERLIN. April 1.-THE ToiksbiaH has
published manifesto By the meeting of
the socialist delegates ct Halle Sunday. II
unanimously recommends tho observance
OF May Is general labor demonstration
day, provided the workmen do not come in
collision With the police demonstration. 1t
says that the day ought to take the form
Of day of rest. Meetings should also be
held TO urge the establishment Of IN eight
hour day and 10 organize petitions for pre-
sentation 70 the reichstag asking the en-
actment Of An eieht-hour law.
The manifesto further says after the
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BERLIN. April 1.-THE T6gebsan says
Char eIlor Won Caprivi has forbidden .
minister or other officials 70 furnish any
communication to newspapers. ALI intel
ligence which is deemed desirous 10 be pub
lished viii appear in the ReieAsanseigsy, the
Official panAr
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LoSpos, April LA sensation has been
caused In Bradford BY the arrest of Francis
Stubbs who was ct the head Of tho dyeing
department Of the Lister Silk Works. said
to Be the largest in the world. 1t is alleged
that he committed frauds amounting to
thousands Of pounds. IL expected others
viii be arrested for completely in the
frauds
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HAxBuRs. April 15.-The Hambu,ys
NacAn1hssa says Bismarck does not intend to
assume the attitude of . fault finder to-
ward the government. although he will not
refrain from expressing his views on mo.
mentous occasions
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VICTORIA. B. C.. April l5.--In the local
parliament this afternoon the government
introduced bill TO amend the constitution
act by increasing the representation in the
local parliament from twenty.seven 10
thirty
BY the increase OF the island constituent
cies . gain OF three members Is had. and the
mainland gets three more. -Four new con-
stituencies are created, VIE: Islands in the
gulf - one district. Aiherni district. Koote-
nay district and Nanaimo district
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ZURICH. April l5.--The populations Of
Scaniga, late treasurer of Tezoin, now
turn out TO be more than was first thought,
being officially set at 10000 francs.
scazriga is reported to have made con-
fession that duplicates high officials.
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GRErN LAYI aHORR

Lots now on sale In Woodb souih nAeuD ~
East Shore additions Meooe cas pow su1nino
through property. 6tysete snd ~ cleass6
builder& A limited numhes q homs ~ 70 ~
donated 70 those who bu1jd q onee. So o. a
dress w. D. Wood. room Kilsen 6oes. seattle.
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HRrssEIs. April liking Leopold. SOW
srsign Of the Congo Free State. denies that
any proposals were ever made By Germany.
looking % the purchase Of that state.
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ZANZIBAR, April iS.-relegrams from
Delaeoa bay confirm the report that .
Portuguese expedition 30 strong has gone
up Shire river TO attack NipcndA
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ZAxzrRAk, April l5.-Rev. Alexander
MacKay, . famous missionary in the
Uganda country, died from fever.
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Lospox. April f5.-Societies afaliated
with the London Trades Council have de-
ciared In favor OF IN eight hours work
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no THE PuRIIc.

Our permanent once 10 room n. Roxvsll
block. where our library OF directories ID OMEN
Tor ire consultation BY the public Respect
niy PoLK's BRArTL1 DIRKcToRY Co.
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FOR ONE THOUSAND.

jack Smith KNOCKS Out KngiisA Cs>uur
I'm Ten Rounds.
BUFFALO, n. y, April lA--Jack SRA
of Canada. knocked out Mike Co6urD. =
England, tonight in ten rounds with ~
ounce gloves at the Buffalo Athlet,c ca
for purse OF 81 600.
Smith had everything his own way.
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equippdne eve othsrcaravans, one intended
10 proceed 10 the country north Of Lake
IanRanykA
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Buxsos AYREs. April ia-The premium
on gold today il 2fl.
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REDUCED RATES RAsr.

me Northern Pacific II now selling dsuoclam
limited tickets through 70 Chicago f0r 81: so
ond-claas. eSa These ere the lowest rates now
~ eject A. Chilbefg. city ticket agent 7lS
second street. Bcaton block: Il Toukin. depot
q Cket agent. seattle
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ZANxIBAR. April l5.-Additional portsrs
TO the number Of 90 left here to Join the
caravan which Emin Pasha il fitting out
for the interior. Major wissmann Is
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

No man can pursue an honest policy
fox long course OF years without gain
ing . reputation more 10 beyaluei than
great riches. It does ons good. heart
and soul, 70 remember thsl there arc
men who are Ike pillars Of ere b. night
to more vayerng coascience& mon who
can reject . bride with the hsughhness
due ar insult. The late ". Il T. Hack
EFT. Of Portsmouth. was an EXCEPTION
ally honest man, enc Of taos lawyers
who. like Abraham Lincoln. you'd not
undertake case which did nd1 seem 10
him just one. and wherever he was
known his influence over a jury was
naturally great.
One day. after the teTminstpn OF a
certain case. Mr.. Hsckett met an old
farmer who had been one Of tie ;n.v.
aud who felt that too much tine had
been consumed in reaching a ver5sc*.
The fact Is. squire he said we
shouldn't Ia been 80 long a-givit' you
that case. but somehow or other tkese
happened to be a couple O men o4,thsrs
who didn't know you at all. waat he
rest ~ IA. we Just told ON what kia1 q
q man we knowed sqr.1a Hackett IS ha
An we kind % insisted upon Il .bat "a
could depend exactly on what vsu sa;a
An 50. after that. we All came ranss
together. '-fouth's Companion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
Adjourn Today.

W.sHNGToS, Sept. 30.-The impress
sionseems 10 prevail tonight that Con-
gres will adjourn tomorrow afternoon.
Senltor Aldrich saws that he will bring
IN ne resolution early in the day for
an adjournment some time during
the afternoon. The passage of this
resolution through both houses will
dernd upon the condition OF business.
IL he Tariff bill is sent 10 the President
ealy in the day. he will be able to
noify the House that it has been
sined, within an hour Or two. Then
nching will intervene between the two
Hnses and sn adjournment. But it is
possible that the President will not
SIN the bill in time to permit an ad-
iolrnment tomorrow. Vice-Presldent
Mrton said today that Congress would
adjourn tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
AsorHER FRANCHISE

m. ar.ua kapia< 1esns1lf E@<ra
Srsa1. fAs ssrses k.iis.s Privileges.
Last Fria3s evening the tewnship
ba4ra Of Grsnd Rapids voted street
FRANCHISE to ths Grand ksp,es ssrsss
Railway, which MI enable thai COM
psny 10 make the co-Slsmplztea sxten-
son OF tue Cherry st. lilse- The fran
chise grants street prlysseges - Tie eoHa-
pany 80 build road from rs s.fesent
terminus 81 the city liInlls eighty toas
eastward 70 the liberty pole t<ysnd f,e
Boulevard. The deslfs of Tue company
BON : 10 GET another extension ct
eighty rods, which vii ensble Il 10
make connections southwark 10 the
dummy Inc. through Fasler-st.
The company have been given al op-
ton by the Gravel Road Company Of
eighty rods for $1,000, which u ls ex-
pected will De taken. By the time the
Weaithy-aye. air line T. the lake is per-
fected, this company viii have = system
Of iatcrAl connections decidedly COM
plete.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
SEVENTEEN KILLED
The Military Called Inso Service TO
Rspress . Rlot.
KERCILHS SEVERITY OF SOLDIERS
A ka.si4n yfnsgs Of 1850 fnh.sitszts
Totally Ds.sEsysa - fiFs-ksdss-
tisa sf Wages A ksgiish stssi
Uerks-raS&l seexst2rs.

LoSDos, Sept. so.--A rot occurred
Yesterday among Russian and Persian
hborsrs ia the hGrbor OF Noyo Rossssk
on the Black Sea. The military were
called into service and repressed the
outbreak With such mereiless severity
that seventeen OF the rioters were
killed or wounded. The Russian gov
erument IL constructing At this harbor
an elevator capable OF containing loS,-
ooo. 900 pounds of grain. The structure
will cost :, 900, 800 roubles. The various
magazines OF the elevator viii ee con-
nected by appliances of Amencan in
yention.
The town of Druja, place of 1000
inhabitants IN the government OF Wilma,
Russia, WAS destroyed Saturday by iire.
The. fire started at midnight and spread
with frlgntful rspidity, many families
being awakened from slumber only 10
nnd themselves imprisoned IN their
burning dwellings. A number of these
unfortunates were unable 10 escape,
and perlshed 10 the flames. The scenes
attending the holocaust we're OF the
most heartIending nature. The gov.
ernment has been called upon TO aid the
destitute survivors.
The wages of IRON and steel workers
in the Midland district of England have
been reduced per cent. There are bul
sixty iron furnaces now IN blast III
Scotland, against eighty-four at this
time last year.
Ninety dissenting ministers took lunch
today with the Bishop of Lichfield, and
listened 10 an able address from that
liberal-minded dignitary of the estab.
lished church upon the subject OF
Christian unity.
The Pope has decided, according to q
dispatch from Rome, that Cardinal
Rsmpolia shall be the last papal secre-
tary of state. The Office, more orna-
mental than useful since the loss of the
Pope's temporal power, will be allowed
To lapse after the present incumbency
ceases.
The number of outrages by brigands
III Italy is increasing, owing To the
apathy of the Government in neglect
ing To take any decisive steps for the
punishment of the banditti. The ex-
panati0n of the inaction of the author
tiles is said to be that local officers are
literally brIbed by the outlaws. In
several instances trains have been
stopped, and the people robbed IN true
American style. The area of brigand-
age is extending TO districts heretofore
considered free from iawlessness
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

One happy cersus eaaraerafsr hss
ben heard e He had thrss towns /.
baker county for his field of operasia-s
Be says ne expected to b. vel srsa.ea
bot such sn5oundea hospitality IS "a
hin ersrywhere wss cofarlsfs sunrise
He bcuzht poor harse ~ er-.,e.-,e,s
With. an ~ ths close Il his waxk -.
horse va ist. sna it cost hin o~lr fsa
ceats foF himself ard animal for -.
rnoath be was af work. When =. -.
INTO settlement Ire peizabars we're a.
called n. Ihgs his abor wse rarr
uaEsch ishtene.a, Ard oos rs7 ever
hss.is1esa = s'1Swer1r.g a si7sxie question
Florida fefser.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
Robbed AZ Grand Rapids.

SAYS the Iona Press. "JoAn Opst is
resident OF thi, city. For the past
tvo or three months Mr.. Opst has been
AZ work for the c. & ". VI. road, st
Grand Rapids. Last week he thought
oi coming LONE, and on Thurs
day night, about II O'Clock. he went
from the depot up the street. to
some hotel, he cannot exactly locste,
where he had decided 20 stop for the
night. lie had AL his savings tor the
work there lB his pocket. amounting TO
so. tie went hack Of the hotei 70 an
outbullding, and says "a ne vas out
20 enter the door he wss grabbed ~ two
men. one OF whom clicked him. 10 d.
ing one band over his mouth. while the
other took the money from hls pocket.
Thcythen ismmed hisn violently inside
tie bullding and closed the door. Ry
the time he could get out thay we're nc
where 10 be seen. Mr. opsf seems 20
have been utterly psTalYzed By his los.
and did rot notify any Of the officers
or take any steps looking - a recovery
Of the n0usy. he walked home, ar
irving hers Friday night
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

Specis - TIE IElEsEsu.iisRAtns
EsTS EsrTos, sept. 50.-Thc Hon.
r G.. lIoFr. OF Saginaw, spoke to a
lafge and enthusiastic crowd IN this
ely ast night. Mr. Horr spoke for
oseTtw0 hours uEou the live political
su.s Of the day not forgetting 10
neukon "ous" Rscd AMI n.s new rules.
ipof which he was Enthusiastically ap-
Nanied. IL there werc any luke warm
2epgblicans or "nn tae fence Demo
'rats present, they arc not SO nov.
Evew one. including many Democrats,
was well pleased WITH the speech.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
A Strong Ticket.
he TkLxGRAx-lIERALD.

Spcial 20 The IELEGRAN-IIE HERALD.
my ARBoR, Mich, Sept. 30.-The
Republicans Of Wsshtenaw county met
IN convention today and Nominated a
str,ng county ticket Henry Boutelle,
OF Ypsilati, heads the ticket as the
nominee or sheriff, A. f. Freeman for
prosecuthg attorney, w. G.. Dietirle for
cle;k sudJ. T. Jacobs, at present men,
oerOf IN. Republican State Committee,
will entc the race for Representative.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
OUT OF THE DEPTHS.
Charles Bowen, Mourned os Dead, Re-
turns to His Old Home.

Charles Bowen Mourned os Dead, Rc-
turns tn His Old Home.
Special TO the TELksRsN-HxhALp;
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Sept. 30.-Charles
Bowen, who went to Banks long lake
SIX years ago last month, set boat
afioat and left his clothes on the bank,
to mislead people to think him dead /,
arrived here last night. He walked to
Vicksburg and fled to Canada, and for
five years has been in the employ of the
Southern railroad as travelling agent.
An Obligation of $500 or 5000 to his part
ner in the insurance business, greatly
worried him and caused him TO flee
from II, as he says. free man. He is
now free, aud has paid all his obliga-
tions and meets his old friends here
most cordially. The only bad result OF
his departure WAS the killing OF hun
dreds Of fish i'm the lake IN attempting
to raise his pody. No attempt was ever
made to collect the lie insurance which
De carried.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
PALACES FOR THE LAKES.
Miiii0RAfs Pebsts scheme for . New
Passenger Lac.

MILwgKEE, Wis, Sept. 30.-Capt.
Fred Past, the millionaire brewer. who
was forserly lake captain, has con-
cluded 10 build a feet OF passenger
boats tcrun on Lake Michigan. between
Milwaukee. Chicago and Mackinaw,
which iill eclipse in magniheence aud
strengu the palaces Of the ocean.
Three bats will be buiit, all of steel. IN
elud.ni decks. the cost of which will
aggregate over 81 .o00.O 900. Cspt. Psbst
has tts plans drawn and these will be
impr1ed upon with ideas winch he
has aquired during his recent travels
abroad. The vessels Will be finished in
uneqlaled style and the contracts will
call or them 10 Dc ready TO 60 into
eomHission Nav !, 1891.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

Detective J. L. Smith yesterday
morning made discoveries which clear
up the mystery of the accident to young
Anciel ID. Merritt. 1t is now certain
that the wound received IN the fore
head was caused 10y playing with a
break on a cable car on the corner OF
Bridge and 0ftawa-sts. The break was
set and when the child loosened II, II
sprang hack with tremendous force,
striking him in the head. The boy was
doing as well as could be expected yes
terdav
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
New Rules.

CLEvHASD, Sept. 30.-At a meeting
Of the executive committee OF the
Nations Association of Trotting Horse
Brecdes held here tonight, new rules
were aopted for securing standard rec
OrdS. Tue old meth, q of trottIDg for
'tin-cp" records was abolished. The
new w.e provides for q standard stake,
Ia wh5h each herse winning a heat IL
$50 O better : sent to the stable. All
recore secured under the old method
wl rgood up "a midnight ot septem-
ber 81 After That all records must be
secard undeg the new rules.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

0aly Three s@astsrs " ere Fssaa - ysEs
Asafa< ne T2ria Ein.

sDseizl . the fazs 49, h szALo.
hAsalSeros, sept. 5o.-kepaDlicsns
are very hapr tonight. After al that
has Teen sAid only three senators were
found 70 sots agaInsl the passage OF the
tariff ball. ald their dessFtion Of their
party cid ns harm. Congress, it i ex-
pected, shl adlourn tomorrow, and
KepublleanmembeEs aud Senators viii
leave Washington with the expectation
OF returning here IN q couple OF months
with the xnOwiedge that the next
House hasa solid Republican majority.
Members ay that the passage Of the
tariff bill makes the success OF elections
10 longerdOubtfal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
NOR AT ALL SERIOUS.


IL w&s repersea - the TKtsGKAs-
hsRALs ges:tfdss that Mss Cup,
shs Ives 81 the eornsr os Boss~sck ana
feuntAias<z.. rsd taken nssrcas exsde
E<s fox the extraction OF teeth. and
that sne xxs aAngefousiy III IA eotse-
seenes. ine k<s sss tsken IN ths
oznee q proesinsnt Mou-oe-st. den
uss. sn@ l1e young lady seemed 10 re-
eofe< tll feal. but certain aisagfeeaoie
sens@Eloht fenAiuea with her uhti kwo
q ava after. ~fea she w<s taken Hith =
eousnlsion. and began ~ gros worse.
Or. Bose, who l. treating Der, save
that the attacks not as ali serious. aud
that sne > on nc road 10 recovery.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

A terrible sccsdent occurred yesteF-
dav At the Leonard street crossing Of
the q. RAJ, tv whica a s~itcnmsn
named John Hughes lost rs iife. The
eft ipq ana the left ARR were 81 bsd y
tnanrled thzt trey BAD - - sn1pa-
tated. TIE injured nan vas ,sken
81 s. Marks Hospfesi Were
the opersaon w&s performed ~ prs
Cahin Ard Bose He sax uuaer
fra orseaf. ard faxed - revive.
Ks horne vas IN CleveisHd, ssere hls
pareass we're selegraphed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
At Big Rapids

Spscsi % The Ts1 Fssslf-HTRtIr.
B,s RArIps. sept. 30.-The RsDuhli-
can Senstorial Convention for tho
Twsnty-thrd District met here today
xnG nominated John f. Tsylor. of
Grt~nvflle. as candidate for state
Sesat0r. Mr. Taylor is grand secretary
ant also president Of the Noutcslm
organization. lie = a farmer and viii
cgry his district this fail with hands
trwu.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
THE MOUND BUILDERS.
A skeleton sosen ard One-Halr Feet
Tail


Tall.
Special 70 the TEIEGRAx-HERALD.
WYMAs', Sept. 30.-Wyman is excited
over the opening of a mound mile and
half north OF here by J Scottford. \
human skeleton seven and half feet
tail WAS found together with jwo sms ller
ones. There ara other mounds larger
than the one opened. Copper arrow
heads and pieces of crockery different
from anything seen nowadays have
been picked Up IN the vicinity. They
are supposed 80 be the remnants Of the
mound builders. as trees two or three
feet IN diameter gre found on them.
4 larger mound will hc opened soon
AMI some very interesting relics are
expected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

1eciai % The TELssssv-l lTssstn.
GRANp HkvES. sept. 30-The old
sitv Hotel, al old and venerable land
mark. well known to al the old resi-
tents Of wes EN- Mich gan. was. with
fs coutentr. totally destroyed ~ ire
ssriv this morning. The hotel vas The
property of G. L. Vsndrexer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
They Got Off Easy.

Charles S. Billings, who was charged
with larceny of Mrs. Green's watch,
appeared in circuit court yesterday and
pleaded guilty TO the charge. The or
der estreating bail was set aside, and
the defendant w2s fined s. and 50. 80
costs, which ne paid, and was there
unOn discharged
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

Three tramps. named John McCann,
Frank Todd and George Kinney, were
caught down in the township OF Wyom-
ing, warming themselves 10y the side of
a fire they had built, and were hauled
up yesterday before Justice Westfall on
the charge of disorderly. They prom
ised to leave town if given the oppor-
tunity. The opportunity was given and
they went
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
To Enforce a Lien.

George II. Reeves filed bill in en-
forcement of lien against certain
property now in possession of Merton
V. Crocker, Alsnson III. Crocker and
Charles w. Smith. Reeves furnished
some lumber that was used in house
which the defendants own and he is
endeavorlng TO collect the pay for the
caOaQ
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
Ircend;ary Fire.

Three new vacant houses, belonging
20 William Harrison, at tue corner OF
Pine and FOurth-sts., were burned last
evening a. O'Clock. The fire was
doubtless the work of the south-end in
ceodiarles. The loss S24oe, and lnsur-
anCe 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

WksHISsrsS, sept. 3o.-The confer
acs report or the tsriff bill passed the
senate AZ e.2o--yeas 81. nsvs q. OF
representative MessTs. Paddock, Pet
trree and plumo voted against the
sortiun II tae report.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

Fred sutter was accused of going into
the grapery of Farmer Smith. on West
Bridge-st.. and Committing there some
pommological depredations. But not
all the testimony produced could con-
vince Justice Westfall that the boy had
done any such 4 thing. SO Sutter was
discharged
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01

acrth Ct Ffth-svs., ~sst Ct MzazsoE-
sse. sa1 so4th II Us&thF-sEe-
1ecen1 Prkclnes-~sa kbzt part of the
ssr1 lyInk szst cf Sou B Dsxisson-st.s >
north Of dzll-st-s .ess Il A21isoEl-aye.s
sBsl south q Fifth-aFe.
Third frscineE-Ah Of tns saFd
lylng ssst of Mac soE-2ve- north q
Bal al sest of E4sl st.. snd sousn ek
we&lkhy-ass
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
A CRUEL PAIL.
Supervisor sisen sullivan Falls on
caa&s-st.. 2aa Breaks His Nese-

cruel accident occurred Lac, even
ing 70 Simon Sullivan. the supervisor OF
the Fifth ward. While trying TO pick
his way through canal-st.. the unfortn-
nate man stumbled and fell, striking
his face on some sharp substance. HIS
nose WAS completely slit open from
bridge 70 tip. and his shoulder was dis-
located. Sullivan is = large, heavy man,
and his fail must have been hard one.
sullivan Was taken 10 police mead
quarters, where DIR. Cathn attended
hun. As soon AS his wounds were
dressed he was taken home IN hack.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
Chance to Buy Cheap.

The Office furniture Of Thomas II.
O'Brien, attached by A. G.. and II. r.
Dickerson, will be sold at his Office in
the Wonderly Block in October l3.
The sale is IN consequence OF iudg-
nent for S743.I2 and costs rendered
against OBrien in the circuit court on
Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-01
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