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New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
Up Stick TO THAT MELON.

From The BOsiOn FU'I -, -,
,,, ar, .h.ut to relate an Incident which tends
t~,u-Iy 10 prlyc tlat 81 those humorous ul',
D., which refer has substantial ionHtt,l"i ,,t,,
,i tr, car horses wrr, billed recently hF lh' ,il'
~ an electric wire there sat Just behind thr.
n,rson holding hi hat IN one hama INC Nm %1tl'r Mo
Hh,iy' On thc wntcrmclon by his side. The hN,ll.S :
trurk the horse fclf in heap. the car ehvcItu @ l,
sr,np,d the electricity flashed and buFh' ,",,,T ,
Shg.Icj and tbr p,,,crccr, scrambled ana liN9.'
AM of the car. That colcred person ar Pp " III" L,,
but h., keut tho Watermelon and hc no &C.. ,t i ,
he was moving rapidly toward Eeacnh hiA- "'''' ~
beloved fruit hug gyed beneath his ARM
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
t>arpr.,,rrov At THE SEASIDE.

Avon-by The sea. y j.. Aug. tSpccal.-The morn
in- cyc-r.es were lc,l by the Rev. Il. +. lnnes, OF
Philadelphia. Professor John Ward stmson carefully
tr.ht his art classes In the kindergarten the children
were shown the various SEEDS, and they planted Nomc
of them M2dame Aberti, IN hcr ph's'u culture
class f,r children adapted the exercises - thc carriage
-, t, ,x In the admit class she taught the proper
,,cr ~ rcpo.ing a. distinct from thc lazy inlc'tVt
,,,,,u.s aiccted in society: she also gave examples
of the different ways OF Pivotihg' that ls turning OIL
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
pAprR MONEY TO BALANCE GOLD.
From The ST. Paul Pioneer Press.

Do YOU know how many ~ b.lls II taxes 70 y We.ph
Rear reccutlv one of those walkln- comp hcluma oi
uecful information sprHng thc above qnery ana tle
-. G,nt If clictcd show remarkable rang"
Gnc member Of ire parry. whose hu nr' Is 10 handIi
money in Iarcc sums, afcr Proiolnn ilgnth; saoGC soC
, cre ,. messed down the line TO 200 bn No. ore less
than that number hfcr AL had Ph.ci ,aeni,ciEcn
r U roc"T I The c1mpondlum stated tl9t the number
of bus vas thirty or thi:tyone, according To thcir
condition ae 10 dizziness and age
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
GEN. SHERMAN 10 VISIT SECRETARY BLAINE.

Boston. Aux 5.-Gcnrr,l W. I. sherman ana Us"
dauchtcrs. Mi-, l.. Sherman "i Nc"-rorR, a''n MS
Ella sherman ThacAart OF Penn wanna "c'o ',s''
..1., a., y,,,-,. Hotel m, m.rning. They remained
49, 80. o,,iv putu q o'clo-k ths evening, when they
,or tio ..o,ucr for Ear I!a-bor where they VIII D.
~. cIie.;. OF the Niainc,. The General todAy iniuc
,,,, g.frcr:- for AI, attend dtucc al the naId NfNy
I5rcau pneut del'-Hic atlarg" from hi7hO'' "''
y,lu ~ Iru hcre on Monday HcNt
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
~ UPTOWN cLrR HAS A HorSEwARxIyG

The hourWarning of tho Fcatlicrsoa Club % "M'h
d. J. Delaney is president took place Inst night at t''
new club house. so. 32i East seventy ninth IT, which
tho orcauilation recently purcha.cf. Tho cub w'E
formerly known a. the ". =. tcatAer,on A''"caii'l
.pr.chts we're delivered by J. u. DELANEY. ". l..
sea. ...r-Ju anu l.. G. ShcchY.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
YOU DON'T MEAN WALL STREET.

AiVih Inc Boston Transcript
Inc following little dialogue between two stock
p,OAers ers Is reported from the Paris Pourse; but the
listener kh mas an Impression thai 10 might not have
WI abSgiutely necessary 10 locate IL far away
lrst Opcrat0r-Lets take something.
second OOerator-Who from2
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
.pporyTNryr By GOVERNOR HILL.

Albany. Aug Tho Governor has appon'cl
rr,ok l. Norton. Of Delhi. member Of the STATE
I,oaId Of Pharmacy. - succeed Charles H. BIo"h'
whose term hi, expired.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

practise these exercises. f. H. bailey Of Boston,
gave an afternoon lecture to the children on as
tronomy.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

For mosquito bitcs and all itching use Ponds Ex-
tract. UneqCaed for reducing Inflammation.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

Escape all Danger from attacks of Disrrhoea, Dys'
entery Cholera Morbus, by using DIR. Jaynes Carr
minative Balsam-an old remedy TO be sure-but az
safe and certain -.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

Hub Punch stands without equal to ingredientss
quality and composition Grocers and druggists.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

The G., A. II. members residing In the Wes. and
South have many experiences in their pllgrn'
age 20 this and but nothing liner than
they will lind in taxing the Shore Line from NewYorE
Boston. This IS tie paragon Of transportation pros
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

The action OF Carters Little Liver pills is pleasantly
Isd and natural They gently stimulate the liver ane
regulate the bowels, but do not purge
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
pONNET-wHITEHOl

DONSET-w wHITEHOU Sion Tuesday, August S. 1890,
AZ the residence OF the brides parents rvngton on,
Hudson James J. C. Donnet, OF B0snor, England ana
May T., daughter Of j. Henry Whtehouse.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

lie seemed confused and claimed that he had given
up his ticket but after some pretty plain talk the
part Of the man in brass buttons he concluded 10
settle.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

Tie Cambridge 5thaye. and sSd.st, paatia model
hotel All moGrrn iuprOV, ,ments. Cuisine unsurpassed
LORENZ REICH, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

Millions Of heads covered with magnificent teses
their splendid Appearance solely TO Barrys IrL
cOpherous. IIe only nair res.0rar and beautlher.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Notices Of marriage must be indorsed with full
name ana address.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
You Mon'f Believe
MARRIED.

Nobody does But the day is coming when your dinner
viii be incomplete without bottle OF 'Manitou waters
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
Etct,.i.hcd 1875,

MRS McFLRATiI-S HOME-MADE PkESENgESHI "
prtANpIED CNNNED AND SPICED FRUITS AMI
'Aiii' rTiiE RED CURRANT JELLY 4 sPECIALTf r..
Fyervtllrg put up IN glass and Atpt ulu iaii ~
rric,s rrf.r,ncss a., address MIS-. SA">i o. 'NS7
fNlll 393 Dcsraw st, BIooHlyn' y l.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
5yssial Aotlces.
5th Avenue Auction Rooms,

5th Avenue Auction Rooms,
90 FIFTH.AvE. NEw.YoRK.
F. wETMoRE. PROPRIETOR,
WILL, CONTINUE THE BUSINESS AND BE PLEAsln
ro RECEIVE CoNsIGNMENTS OF GOODS AS HERE
TOFORE.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
For the Blood, Nerves
Po,tcmce Notice.
IaU, ~. an inter,.tnd A. chanccs may

And CompcNlon. use CARRIERS IRON Pills
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06

II you want treat refined,
See Rehan as Rosalnd
II for fun YOU are inclined.
see Rchan as ROsannd.
Shakespeare must have sure designed
For Rchan his R0sallnd
Changeful as en- April wind
is bright Rehan's Rosallnd.
Gallant youth with woman's mind
Airy, JOYOUS ROSalind.
Purity with dash combined,
Arch and timid Rosallnd.
Long twill be ere we shall ma
such another Rosalind.
With Arts fairest laurels ZINC
We the brows of ROsalind.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

Fhs I4es4sssfsas~- II a.sfss D@sea-
- klsStisa ft@4


How msny nisLakra. DoIa tragle snd
eon4se, are constantly occurring De
c4ase ~ the fsllos that looks Ike
1s." There are several unfortunate
I'D inorfsnsise citizens q traDd
Rapids SO Gear slight fesemsisnce
~ same local candidates ioT once
ODe of tneS~ = s.iprFs sor " -. frost,
of the Fourth Ward, uiio resembles n
81 giit tesFee, one Peter poFan, gen
tlemsn ot proud CasIlllan snlscedeHts.
and of senatorial asp. Fstons. kSefy-
where he turus ne = met WITH he4Fty
congratulations. shaking oT hands auu
requests tor b00dls. one nian rasnes
up 60 nm lmpemousiy. shakes hls
band with great energy aud cssps hlm
GA the shoulder, sAylng. We'll, b.
gosh Mr. uOran, IA mighty glad 20
see you. Nas up TO Lowell t0taer
alsnt, n l neerd ye talk, n'says Il was
The test campaign Argument I've hesrd
tbs season. Ford amt nowhere VITA
you, he's full o enestuuts, bat you
give as som~ reel good Democratic
doctrine"
With = retiring mOdesty that made
him seem al the more ike Mr.. Doraa,
biF. Fr0st sad I'm glad You liked
Il. Dat then dldn consider it OF much
account. Just wait until / get 60 Ian
sng. and then u snow you what /
can 90.
"a tell We t was mighty good; they
was several OF our boys Jest stuck ON
you"
"Oh, suppose that, considering il
as A campaign speech II WAS little
better than the general run. but Il was
nOtung for me-
The supervisor turned 20 90 when the
man scented suddenly 10 remember
sOmethlng- "Oh, 10y tno way; | thought
Id speax - We about little matter.
le see there a lot OF fellars down my
way that's kind y on the fence. Now
/ think II you'd give me about $40 l
could convince them that you Was the
man 10 vote for; seey'
Mr.. Frost didn't see, but hurried
away from his tlrmentor. lie had
barely turned the corner when another
man turned up, and evidently a longer
ACQUAINTANCE.
"Hello. Petel HOw's things2'
"Ohl pretty we'll, | guess. How are
things up your way? Do you think Pm
sohdP'
"Yes, SIR; that is, your pretty near
solid. That money you I've me last
week Is al used up, an had some
more 20 buy cigars AL. beer for the
boys up IN Tyrone, could do We heap
Of good"
IL Was impossible 10 covince the man
that he was not addressing himself to
DOran, So he Went away without max
ing raise, and consequently was boil
ing mad.
A prominent p. of |. man spoke TO
Mr.. Frost on railroad train the other
day. and inquired after his hopes and
fesrs regarding the coming election,
and was aStouiShed TO learn that he
was addressing the wrong man.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
Demo- -Prohfb-P. of 1.
i. TEIFerlr-IIFRaLn.

-peciai 70 tnr EIE EGFtN-ttERtLn.
OrsEeo. Mich, Oct. 1.-THE Demo-
Prohb-p OF Z. campaign opened this
evening at the opera house,
with representations of the com
bf al conspicuous on the stage. The
"Nid uaud Of Pla.nwell ushered in
tne speaker VI. IT, Ford. upon the
scene; home talent excluded you know.
90 be IN harmony with the speaker
IDEAS Of free trade. The poor farmer
found out how soon ~ would have TO
< 70 The county house. how much
more h- owed on ne mortgage shan ne
did ten years ago. how much hI' farm
had stTuuk In value sad would con-
tnue to snunS until he had no farm.
uaiess thr Republican party bc at once
tur0fd out ~ power. Poor crops. Tow
pfiees. Il prices. la3 weather, "A ls2-
tlons 0t AL Kinds. str kes, sc, were al
tte faut ef Republican C0gressnien
su5 Mr. McNnley IIe closed by plead
us tre baby act. ani beEEing for
vutes to senf h.m rack 70 Congress. and
na would do better m tne fgtuce It,
g. was tae applause tast greetcd E.s
f3. statements and care-faCTt asscr-
aons. supported by cute stores of
'.Irrsrweu asd Bli NYo. and from
ths tone of che aad ienCe 10 Is predicted
tnal ForI 0awe WtIf teIn vtD z
r., WI ~ ". stand for Dennis. ln No
qouher.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
The WORST REACHED
And Matters Resume AGAIN Their
Normal Condition
II THE GREAT PETERS FlILTaE
rhs Ftra 81 Lsaaea a Pessrs Istaet-ar.
k~tsrs a2as = str&s sct-~ay >-is ~
als IaIsfsss Dsfsss ths Assssa-
nls4t-At Ci.aeas0.


The worst seems to have been reached
ia lhe matter of tHe Peters ass gameal.
and people begn 80 breathe fsser. II
vas expected thai e Ilta National
bank would BE- called upon toaAy 70
submit 10 another Eun, boz sach proved
not 10 be The case. There VAS . little
furry OF small deposl,ors about 8
O'Clock, out while thc amount drawn
Was about 500 the amount paid IA dur
Ing the same ume exceeded - 900
Things have assumed their normal eOn-
4 ti0n And 40 tusther trouble 5 anIici-
psIed ey the officers OF the bAak. As
announced ia ye,tertay's 1ELEsRAaI-
HERALD, the bank 5 sol.dly solseat,
;. 81. Lsmon, OF lhe firm oi Lemon
4 Peters, returned isom a trlp 10 Man
.stee yesterday noOa. Mr. Lemon WAS
seen by the IELEaRAx.liERALD. ana
sald that ne had seen Mr. Peters. ahd
tnat gentleman declared that his re-
son IOT assigning when nc dId was SIM
ply 20 suOseTyo lne lest interests vi hls
creditors.
In what wav?'
~ ell, Mr.. Peters says that he had be
come interested ia L nIuitllariOus lot III
enterprises and tnal 80 many ul them
were - mlsInanaged by the partners TO
whom he Was, pcriOrce, Oblged TO en-
trust them, that there WAS no other
course left II ne wished 10 avoId utter
ruin Tor himself aud others"
And now g'
"He ciaims that his assets are far
greater than his liabilities anu mat he
VII! &c able 10 pay all las Indebtedness
ana get on his ieet again. He says that
the affairs or the Peters Salt ana Lum-
ber Company are IN perfect condition
and that that concern had nothing
whatever TO 10 with the failure. That
WAS caused by the mlsmanagement OF
others. As TO MS assets, | can not
state"
Were you hit at ALP"
"No, sir. Before Mr.. Peters made his
assignment, he executed bona iide
ssie, 40 mortgage, hut sale OF his N
terest, IN the iirm OF Lemon 4 Peters,
10 {. NJ. Davidson, cashier of the De
troit National Bank; the consideration
SO, 900. THIS, OF course, only amour,
10 us TO change of partners wIthou.
! lmpaIring the finances of the firm. We
are solvent and Will continue dong
business as heretofore. The mills and
salt blocks at Manlstce are running as
usual, with Mr.. Peters placed IN charge
| by the court"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
FRED A. MAYNARD
Nominated by the Republicans for
the Legislature.
HE IS MADE The UNANIMOUS CHOICE
His oRIy Opponent Was James 4. Coye
Remarks of Cha Tman Gilbert
ravors the Aboiishment of
frec Passes.

The Republican Legislative conyen-
ton, at the circuit court room last
night, was called to order by the chair
man OF the Legislative Committee,
Hon. T. d. Gilbert. On notion OF s.
G. Ketchan, Hon. \. a. Earle was
elected temporary chairman. Before
retiring, Mr. Gilbert said: Gentlemen
OF the convection, ! suppose YOU are
aware that you are here for the pur-
pose OF nominating a candidate for the
state Legislature. In making the nomi-
nation, you should he careful TO selcct Il
man VINO Will pledge himself ~ beng
IN favor OF abollshing free passes TO
members of the Legislature. The mem
bers will then put IN six DAYS week
instead of two or three, and the result
will he shorter SESSIONS of the body.
Mr.. Gilbert's words were received with
applause.
On motion Of J. d. Utley, E. d. Con-
ger was chosen secretary.
On mot on. of Rodney {. Sessions,
Eber RICE, Frank G.. Holmes ana r. c.
Sessions were appointed AS a commit
tee on credentials. The committee 4
report was accepted, aod on motion
of Jas. l.. Lews me temporary orglni-
zatiOn was declared permanent.
On motion of j. I. Elliott, the chair
appointed J. T. Elliott and f. III. Ele.
weld teliers, after winch Rodney G.. Sos.
ions moved to proceed to an informal
allOt.
rhe name of Fred A. Maynard WAS
put in nomination bv Geo. l. w nty
who spoke of M Ma ynard as mar
who was true to the Int erests of the re
Republican party, and would 10 credit
to this city in the legislature. The pro
posal of Mr.. Maynard's name wa
greeted with much enthusiasm.
James A. COye was named by Smltf
c. Kctcham, after which. on motion o.
Rodney c. Sessions. an informal ballot
was taken. resulting as follows: Wnoi,
number of votes cast, 10; of which Free
A. Maynard received 81 and James A
Cove ID.
On motion Of Smith G.. Kptcham. the
! informal ballot was declared formsl
and Mr. Maynard was declared tn'
unanamOus choice of the convention
amid 4 storm OF applause from ever.
/ delegate present.
The county committee was commits
stoned to take charge OF the legislativ,
! canvass.
Mr.. NJ. Moore moved thst a commit
/ tee OF three be appointed 10 notify ~,
candidate of his nomination. and in'
/ chair nominated NJ. ". NJ ore aus
/ th G.. ketcaam to ap9rlse Mr. May
I na-d of the honor conferred on hmm.
Chairman Earle was called on for
I speech, aud after a w fcllcfOus re
marks the convention adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
wINNlE SAID NAY.
The Rsasoa Jsn Dasis' Daughter VIA
Net Marry

SYRACUSE, \. y. Oct. lS.-Aiired
Wilkinson, 0f this city, who WAS tC have
married Mss Winnie DAVIS, SAYS ln a
card issued last night that the r-aso ;
for breaking off 'he engagement Were
matters purely personal lie aods: 1t
) E.dlcul0us 10 suppose that palitical or
financial reasons lad anything 10 do
Vita 4. The imputation 0i any mrr-
censry motive to ber IS false. Further
more, Miss DAVIS has known FOR YEAR
or more that / was poor. The burning
OF our house. though a Serious loss, had
nothing 20 Go with hcr decision, Tor she
had decided ia terminate our engage
ment before that happened. When a
woman decides, the man bias nothing
10 do bat submit"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
Chicago Men Salted

Chicago, Oct. 1S.-The failure of r.
G.. Peters, the millionaire lumberman
of Msnistee, Mich, threatens to en-
barrsss one or two Chicago firms. The
Union National Bank began an attach
ment suit against Mr.. Peters IN the
circuit court yesterday for S74, ,442.
The Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insur-
ance Company began similar suit Tor
$1,000, and ). NJ. Millard entered at
tachment proceedings for $40, 900
against Peters d Morrison, who are
dong business in MenOminee, Mich.
Wr.ts were levied on 5000, 900 feet OF
lumber and other property, including
the horses, wagons and Office appur-
tenauces, of Higbee & Peters, at the
corner of Paulna-st. anG Blue Island
ave. The sheriff also levied on a load
of lumber IN a barge at the firms 5
docks, valued at $3.50. The writs were
levied on Mr.. Peters interest IN the
firm of lilPbee & Peters. Charles T..
III ig0ee claims recently to have pur-
chased Mr.. Peters interest in the firm.
and Will probably replevin the goods
levied on. The other Chicago cicdltor>
are Ruger & DuTgin, lumber firm.
81 II 800, and Blckford, Knox * Co.,
amount not stated.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
A SHREWD OFFICER
IL oGicer Gibbs, of Grand Rapids Town
ship.

IL ofioer Gibbs, of Grand Rapids Town
ship.
Grand Rapid. township has one Off
Ger of uncommon shrewdness ana tact,
and that officer is VI. W. Gibbs. About
three weeks ago the TELEGRAM-HERALD
published an account OF the death Of a
horse in a well on Wealthy-sve., beyond
the city limits. The men about the
nelghborhoOd were not able to get the
animal Ouf of the we'll into which II
had fallen. and SO TO put the poor ami
NAL out OF It's misery II was shot and
the well WAS filled up with the horse at
the bottom. officer Gibbs declared that
the horse must be resurrected at any
cost, because other wells would be con-
taminatea. snd made all arrangement
with young HOl.ander for It's removal.
Tue we'll was deep, but the young man
was instructed TO get It ont and send
his bill 20 the township officers. The
horse mad ueen dead SIX days, and the
job was not only disgusting but labOri-
Gus n we'll. II was necessary TO make
a great excavation and then procure a
derrIck \ 81 large amount of rope
with when iOraIse the departed equine.
Tne owner OF the rope refused to take
10 hack, - the young man had about
SIS invested 10 the JOB besides his own
abOr. Fl sent ln hi, bill for S35, and
yesterday he met Officer Gibbs who of
fefed To settle with him. lie produced
q papsr and at his request ths young
man afhxed his signature. Gibbs then
snatcned the paper aud handed the
young man $3.50. TIE young man
kicked, but Gibbs sn led and walked
aWay
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
AN INSANE FIEND.
An Entire Family in Berlin Hsck-
with Hstchrt

An Entire Family in Berlin Hsck ed
Win Hstchrt
Bge1rv. oct. ls The city IS excite 3
over horrible trag iy just discovered
by che police. A builder named Schaaf.
residing ln RENE kendorf. a suburb Of
Beran. horribly muliated and killed
has wife aud ,hrcs of his children with
a hatchet, aud err.hly injured two
others Of bis five ch ldren. VINO may yet
de ~chasi wss a builder. who grew
wealthy d1rug the recent boom Of Ber-
in real estate. TIE got iuto financial
ffcultes losing nearly al oi bis fore
tuue. and was hard pressed by credit
ors. Fearing proceedings on oaak-
ruptcV ne became nearly insane vita
hroodrug over n's troubles. aud of lare
bad sl1wu Ens of nerg olt of BIS
m1t I'm thls cora aou he sudden s
attacked nrs wife aud children. horr,-
hIv tsckins tuem with = hatchet carly
tnis uiofufHE. tle Cres f1r neip be nE
unueard hv tbe BEL zhbors. >chaaf has
q saupeared aud earch = being made
FOR afIn
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

To certain extent geaeral advertis-
ing creates want. It announces new
things and fsmilarlzes the pubic
with old ones. General advrrtrsng 5s
of ~ great value f0 the aav rtser IN
keeping an established article before
tae pubilc - ID oducing anew one.
ize thls, and trey never - tne pnbl G
forget Their existence. The oft-rspcst-
ea assertion that advert sements sfe
not read = proved 90 be BE of the
most seussless klnd by The advert ser :
record 0t results -gourns
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
A cHATrEI MORTGAGE.

wss ruef ye-trr " ~ the wrst sffch-
fgsn FRvs s.-ecfstisa.
The West n ca gan PARK AssoeatIo0
gsvea chattei mortgage yesterday %
John H Hoskin. trustee cover ( t'i
ITS furniture snj fixtures AZ the 0t-
tswa Besch hofai The mortgage il ID
the sum 0f s8.s>5. ana e gwen for the
Trntecrnr % Heavy ~prHE CH2rl g
sen. Charles Jr.ll and AGrtd r. 1erex.
$50 nRva ntor~ei tse association =
uolss Cor enc sum stated.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

"ssv. sala 81 a1-voo Democrat
THE uiorn,ne. ~ oir fellows keep on
~ lasY have oseaea - 0n ~ Iufnsf,
ffse election boards VII CRY have -
cgsrf fhe tossi r9tf ufxi nagf.h- ti
- Jimfs. FROM tte tg1e - 9uf pHU
1ausrs 5or g norff rfft fta rrtiefi
know there waf s. i1efufffst it = snFt
whore. Hare al seer f'sr = ltiats fsfDe
81 inr paper n 3 icrtng 81 80 - =
i1 every oo.8mD- Fl aiss-if f.sf'uoii-
rSa
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

A Tsrvasas Er2xs@y IL srs~ssa stEess
a. 1ainey.

QrNc4. IL, oct ls.-fsis clfy wss
startled ths afternoon ~ doQels
tragedy Shieh occurred on = crowded
thoroegafafe. Mss Lille boogh,
daughter ei prominent pareuts q tas
city, whiie ma.king GA s.Nlh-st-, AZ :
O'Clock tbs afternoon, net Daatel
Prce, wcll kuoSu baSn4ss man,
Nn0fa she accgssd Cf sed ucas her
under pFoHlse ~ marriage. Alter .
ieE N0Isis tee wouiaa aog FTee Ia TIE
Tfg 0U ~ Tx heart, death Fesntng al
ngnI later. As soon ss be was shot
Pr.ce aren 4 revolver and fred a. Mis-,
Boolh, ihe lzil taking effect ia lae iett
shoulder. ina.etng a Serious eound.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

lscked few days q the requisite tine
IN the state and uesTiy two years ~ tne
required sge n 1SsS the STATE convsn-
tion bv unsnlnaous sDd r5sinz vote
nominated hiaa for sisctor st lsrEe and
tbs rear be has received a Dolrinsssr'n
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