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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-13
oheap Excursion 70 Detroit

Saturday, June IA, the D., G.. II. &
NJ, Railway Company viii run an ex-
curs ON to Detroit, giving all a grand
opportunity 70 attend the event OF the
season: the Amateur Athletic Union of
the United states, which VIII be held
on the grounds of the Detroit Athletic
Club. The special train viii leave
Grand Rapids at 6.j0a IN. Returning,
leave Detroit 1890 p. m, giving over
ten hours IN Detroit. Rate only $3.50
for round trip.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-13
TEMPLE EMANUEL CHURCH.
The Rev. }. Cadden VIII occupy the
Pnlplt Ton IEht.

The Rev. J. Caddcn VIII occupy the
Pulpit Tonight.
At meeting OF the board OF trustees
of Temple Emanuel. held the 5th INST
it was de,iled 10 invite tie Ecv.J. Cad
den, for many years pastor of the
jewish congregation atLafayCttc, Ind
10 occupy the pulpit in their temple,
corner Fountain and Bans0m-sts.. TO-
night, and the officers are now pleased
30 announce that the reverend gentle
man has teicgraphcd his acceptance oi
the invitation. lie arrived in the city
last night. Besides conducting tho
regular Sabbath evening services. bc
viii preach an interesting sermon. a
general invitation IS extended 60 tho
public, and it IS hoped the entire mcm-
bcrsh.p Of the Concro CATION VIII turn
out % greet the visiting minister. Ser
vices viii begin this evening 81 30.
o'clock and saturday morning o. lt
O'Clock An effort wlIl ut made % have
Mr- Csdton remain lu tho city over
Sunday. and n th9t event he veil hr
asked 10 lecture 81 tnc temple Sunday
evening. notice Of VIII cl ami subject o'
lecture, Will be announced hereafter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-13
Anew Roufeto Chicago

The Chicago & West Michigan Rail
way have opened a new route between
Grand Rapids and Chicago via St.
Joseph and Graham q Morton Trans
portation Company. New palace steam
ers "Clty of Chicago and "Purtau."
Trains leaving Grand Rapids 40 l.55 n.
IN. make direct connection at ST.
Joseph with these fine steamers, arrv-
ing u Chicago at $50 %. No., thus glv-
ing passengers an opportunity Of cross
ing Lake Michigan bv daylight. which
uo other line affords Returning stam-
or leaves Chicago at $3.50 p. u., arrv-
ing 40 Grand Rapids ~ $50 a. m.
Tickets and full information can BE-
had at Union Ticket Omcc, - Monroe
st. and at Union Depot
Ask your grocer for Nu zegon crack
ers and cakes. Finest and freshest
Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has % picture of our mlil. None genuine
without t
NtreY Cry Nu11y3 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-13
COMMENCEMENT WEEK
OF Michigan State Normal school-Pro
gram on the Occasion

The following program viii be OBJ
served during commencement week Of
the Michigan State Normal school
SUNDAY. 1UNE p
Meeting 0f Christian Association. 3p.m.
Baccslsureate Address. 7..1 3. m.
NoNnAT. ErNE -.
Closing Exercises % Training school. .. m.
Junior Class Day Exercises 1-.H B. Or.
Closing Exercises Of Conservatory ~ hlsic.
ESQ r. n-
TUESDAY, JTVE p
Senior Class Day Exercises 1-s1 I'm.
Meciiu- of Alumni. n 3. m-
wFryrspkT. rUyF -
Commencement Exercises. 9.3l a. m.
All exercises VIII be held III tho Nor
NAL school hail.
At the close Of the Commencement
exercises dinner vii be served % iu-
vIted guests and % the alumni Ad-
mission Willie by ticket. which alumni
may obtain from Prof. Austin George
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-13

TONE EHtor ~ the Triear.v- Hfruo.
This morning among your local stems
appeared en- article "0ught % be
Pounded. p charging the driver OF the
street car n. th careIessly OK uurposely
RUNNING 1to me. While g frue Z
stood there watching lne hole u the
n-.dae. ! 90 not cons der the drver oi
t.- car af fsuit ~ YOU Wis pab. sh
th.s. son v.I 3o tae dr7er of the Cal
i1stce " Cd Dc t entitled fo.
1.urs respectfully.
l.rN N
Grand Rsr ts Nch IauaIL. Isn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-13

A pure and reliable medicine.-A
compound fluid extract of roots, leaves,
blrks and berries is BUrdOck Blood
Bitters. They cure ali diseases OF the
blood liver and kidneys.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-13

Pozzoni's Complexion Powder pro-
duces a soft and beautiful skin; it com
bines every element of beauty and
pmity.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-13
Lily White.

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer IN the manufacture of -four, It's
products are in great demand and es-
pccially the Lily Whit. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-13

Having engaged in other business, L shall offer to
the public good opportunity to buy Diamonds Watches
ewelry which have been purchased with care for
first class trade Also Will sell fine Regulator
and Cases to be delivered when sale
closes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-13

CANCER SPECIALIST, q E0k30E-ST

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH
Me VIII send yol Tree q C-lcl-af. tA-t carefully
aI.a l4l.y de-csltes use symptoms 0i ail t1Fas
oE cancer. The c.icuIa ar i.,1 Slf ra ll.r -aifca
aug pos loihee address Cf more Than 40 persons
lr has cUrr1 of cancer by hs plaster tfc~--
Mc4t. C.Ltr hours. lH 70 l-f . 20 y. Il-
TELEPHONE 80. ljys.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24
SPARKS from TIE WIRES.

Charles Ioa2geEeH AS horEihly aan.
gled ffiday ~ the e4p.osloa oi . ctarzs
Il ayDamite as Chippewa Fails. VS.
John X. Insley, Of Osk1loosa. Ksa.,
kllle1 hinSsif Fri9ay. He WAS short a
lis accounts Is administrators q al IS
tsts.
The seventh snnusl reunion q ne
soldiers aaa sailors of southern Illinels
~ill b asld a. Dag q1oiR October !.
ana s
The strike q miners IN the Borsnags
district. Bslgiua, IS spreading. TIE 20
tai number of mea now IDLE being
ll.se0
William Alexander a l7-ysar-oli
uuIatto. was lyRehe6 near Baton Rouge.
La, Friday for az attempted assault o.
an li-yesr-old white girl
People IN Northwest Wyoming are ex-
clted over rich ands q gold IA ths
Tongue river aeld and there Is q STAN
pea0 iFom Dag ton ana sherld8a
~. T. CLARK. OF Cleveland. O.. has
been elected president o. TIE uaion
Veterans Union az the National en-
campment, a. Lakeside, near Cleveland.
The reports of the Baltimore Il Ohio
Company for the later months OF the
fiscal year show slight decrease in net
earnings. bar Tor the Grst ten months
they are 81. 600, 000 in excess OF last
year
Judge Beach entered an order in
the Supreme Court al New York Friday
discontinuing Colonel William Dudleys
action for damoges against the New
York Times Publishing Company Tor a.
legged libel in publishing he Blocks Of
Five" letter.
Thursday nights storm was particu-
larry severe along the line Of the West
ern Maryland and Hanover j Gettys-
burg railroad Washouts were uumer-
Gus and several bridges wero swept
away. Hundreds OF trees were torn up
by the roots and thrown across the track
by the furious winds
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24


tea sf .azess- -vassos. psssoas eIaer snsa tss
eoazz lid ssi1er7ies = 80 eSzp@sE, t-aa
fasse e2.sss 81 sd a 1e1zzd s1.ea - .azs
a s1ezeF - e1s.tls- SO s4leA J sz =
rrsstee feel E - b. mg eaty - crEy q
eaas.
NJ. Yozx. Asg. q -Nr. Pox6srly
teiax 4sxs1 aboat Calef Arsh h-r's state
seat t6at 40 ee1ld nes answer
: letter wh.ca ea5 Hot been
a16resssd 20 hlu personally. bat
shich ha5 been given % the news
pagers, SAD. ~MraArt5gr nsYer az
ssers any comE. G1le2 tons ! seE1 ain
When I sezt - Cleveland / wired him
as going - sect sla aaas alt1oegh 7
seo4rei ths t0En fez hln. l eo1l1 not
Esd him he las aeFsr sAoEE dispO-
sigIon 70 meet ne
NJ Po~deriy was tod thas Mr.. A.
thur stated that as bs1 heard notblng
OF ths strike IN a. o-lcl4l way. but had
only read 0f IL In tie papers, and that
he had not heard OF any engineers tax
ing ths place 0f sEsnsn-
's0f coarse be soala not hear OF such
a tniag said Mr. Po~derly; hat II The
Knights % LATER did sRy thing cf me
kiRd 1OAli very quickly hear Of iJ
Why. his men woali fast as soon 20 %
Mr.. DepeW With their complaint as they
would % him. All l want NJ Arthur %
a. IS - declare which side Re IS on. Is
be for the workmen or foF the corpora
tion. When We know this we win Know
better how 20 act IL Is an easy matter
for Mr.. Arthur 70 settle the doubling,
II be feels iaeiined 70 do SO"
The August grand jury VAS discharged
Friday for the term. IL did not find any
indictments Sgainss those connected
with the railroad strikes
Steps are being taken 70 insure a
mass-meeting in this city next Tuesday
evening in support OF the Central
stEikera and particularly 10 decry the
employment by the road of PiEkertou
Hou.
ALBAsY. y. v. Aug. 23.-Yardmen
and freigh, bsndlers on the Delaware
q Hudson railroad here have struck on
being notified they would DO required
to handle New York Central freight.
BUFFALO, \. Y. Aug. %. Men to
take the strikers places are arriving on
most of the trains Thirty-eigat Are
men reached here abou. s o'clock Fri
day morning. but on learning that they
were expected 20 take the switehmen's
places all but hve OF them refused 10 go
70 work and were dismissed without
pay or transportation home.
CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-From an old con-
ductor OF the ST. Paul system il was
learned that the trainmen of the North
west are holding a series of secret
meetings, the first Of which at
Milwaukoe last Sunday was at
tended by 1,s00 men. Meetings
are TO be held on successive Sun
days at Des Moines, ST Paul, Omaha
and Denver. and the chief topic of dis
cussion viii be that OF federation. Ifa
federation OF all the trainmsn's associa-
tions is completed, as at present pro-
posed, il will constitute the strongest
labor organization ever formed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24
CRANBERRIEs WILL Be HIGH.
The Yield This Year VIII BE Far short of
Average Crop.

BERLIE. Wis. Aug. 2S. The las. few
days have been full Of anxiety 10 cram
berry-growers in this section. The
frost predicted by the signal service
came Thursday night and rumors are
current that many OF the producing
marshes near here have suffered in con-
sequence. The season here has been un-
favorable for the development Of the ber-
~, there having been too much water
during the spring months and too much
hot weather during July and August
Under favorable conditions the vines
would have yielded 50, COO barrels. bat
various estimates place the csop-which
will be taken OF in about ten DAYS
from 6,000 10 5000 barrels The pros
pective yield in the cranberry district
north OF this belt is estimatea a. 80 600
barrels and viii not fall short Of that
unless "a early frost cuts il down.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24
~ sTREEr sAVEp.

The Monetary C-lsis - Passed SecTetary
Wlnhonl Comes 10 ths Hsscuc- Rates
subside 20 sesnetaing F.sssan alag Ihsir
Normal Condltlon-Ss Further TrsuBis
Anticipated.
NEw YoEK. Aug 2s - Disbursements
OF bonds Friday, together With partial
payments Of about $1,000. 0o0 for silver
bullion purchased and the promised
payment Of about S.. go. 600 interest
money on Monday. released tie
money market 30 Ear as The stock
exchange community WAS concerned.
and the rates FOR call loans
dropped from = 81 per cent and inter-
est early in the day 70 per cent 81 tbs
close As Fridays engagements ca
tend over TO Monday the commissions
paid mast be regarded a. for three
days by treating them IN that
light the highest rates paid
were not nearly so excessive As
THURSDAY. The maximum rate "a
which any large amount Of business
was done was equivalent 10 about 90
per cent per snnum. il should nos bo
assumed that general business has ex-
perienced a lossen.nr % monetary pres
sure any thing like that which tlo
stock brokers enjoyed Friday II is
characteristic Of Wall street-tbat
is. OF that portion q 81 which
deals in stocks--to rush from one o1-
treme 20 the other. Besides. the 10 alda-
tioa 81 the last feH Gays. which means
IN the main the transfer 81 marginal
holdings 81 stocks 10 stronger hands
has lcsscnod the demand for money.
especially from people whose circum-
stances compsl them TO pay fancy rates
for money whenever 81 .s active.
Secretary Window reached The city
Friday afternoon and held an intertlnw
with number o. prominent bankers
Mr Window believed. and 80 oppressed
himself with the gentlemen 70 CON
versation between them. that bic circn.
lar calling for SO. o0o COO stss recorded =
most liberal policy on the part % the
Treasury Department The Secretary
finally said tAat be did not believe that
there would be- further froubie % mo-
ment ia the money market The bank
ers think there VIII rot be sCain ior
some time the unreasonable and ridicn-
lous rates Tor money current In fnsn-
cal and commercial circles tbst the lzst
feW days have Witnessed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24
IN CONGRESS.
The Senate Contnues Its Debate on the
Tariff nBiIl-Proceedines In the Housa

The Senate Continues Its Debate on the
Tariff BiIi-Proceedines in the House.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2S.-In the Senate
Friday the resolution 10 prohibit tho
sale OF liquors in the Senate restaurant
was taken up, but in the absence Of
its author IL went over without
action. The rest of the session was
devoted TO discussion Of the tariff bill,
a number OF amendments being pro-
posed and rejected.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.--In tne House
Friday Mr.. Henderson QlL) submitted
the report OF the committee on rivers
and harbors in tho Senate amendments
to the river and harbor bill. The House
resolved itself into committee Of the
whole, Mr.. Psyson Qll.) in the chair,
for the consideration OF the measure.
After non-concurriDg in about one-half
OF the Senate amendments the commit
tee rose.
Mr.. Hansbrough N. d. introduced a
Joint resolution proposing an amend
ment 10 the constitution providing that
neither the United States nor any State
shall pass a law authorizing the estab-
lishm ent or maintenance of lottery
or any scheme for the distribution of
prizes By chance.
An amended alien contract labor law
bill was presented in the House from
the committee on labor. Its principal
features are as follows:
II Is made unlawful 81 the par. Of an alien
70 enter the United States under any contract
70 perform labor or service. II g master OF
vessel shGll bring any such alien into the
Cuitcd States he shall. besides being sublcctto
nns and imprisonment. be required 20 return
the alisr 70 the port % embarkaticn. 1t shall
not be lawful for any person or corpora
toa 70 encourage any alien laborer. mechanic
or artisan 20 emigrate from airy foreign country
20 tie United States by promise % employ
nent through advertisement or otherwise.
Any alien thus encouraged ., emigrate shall
not be permitted 20 remain IN the United
states. The provisions Of the act shall rot sp-
rly 20 professional actors. aTt!sts. lecturerS
regularly ordained ministers o. the gospel,
learned professors for colleges and sezinsrics.
or professional siagcrs
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24
NoI CoNsTITuTloNkL.
Ar iowa JadEe Decides Against the New
Joint-I.ate Law OF That stale.

Joint-I.ste Law Of That stale.
Iowa CITY, Ia. Aug. 92 Another
step in the litter struggle % the Iowa
railroads against the enactmeuts Of the
Iowa Legislature was taken Fri
day. Judge Fairall, OF the district
court, decided against the constitution
ality Of the joint-rate act ot the last Cen
eral Assembly. 10 other State has -
ye; passed laws requiring railways 10
make a ioint rate and transfer freight
IN carloads or less from one road 10
another. The plaintiff, the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids az Northern railway. a.
most entirely an Iowa line. and more in
te-ested than any other. being crossed
by nearly every East and West rail-
way line, is testing the law. The rail.
way commissioners viii 81 once appeal
the case, and there is ample time Given
TO get the case in the October term of
the Supreme Court a temporary injunc-
t!on having been issued restraining the
commissioners from establishing and
prom ulgating joint rates.
The AttoFney-General has served
notice OF appeal from the decision Of
Judge Fairail, made yesterday in the
joint rate case. ana also ilei the neces-
sary papers with the Supreme Court
10 secure hesring at the October term.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

Two Strangely Similar Railway
Disasters Out West.
Ous ia California Causes the pe1a
~ Fosr kssn Three Killed in
the Ctaer.


ENeaANg Gar 0al, AuE A
frsighl ran became aerslls4 from ia
engine a. sammit Friday moraine aDd
ran rsn.4ly aoNn tae aeefy
grade "a Cascade Another freight
train Nas pElang on te tAe sld-
lpg WAen the runaway o4rs struck
is in TIE vseeS Nhich resultea
toneucf Kingsley 81 tae runaway
tran. ana Cold uctor Connolly sna teo
brskemen q tAe other train were
killed aad rwo other 0rekcmen BADLY
hurt The station puildlng was throWH
down preclpitoDs hill ana the snoW-
saeas demolished ioT considerable 1ls-
tsnce.
BENvEs. Col Aug s8 Tlree mea
were aAled an3 ihgee seriously injured
IS the FuEling eald ai stone train ~
seven cars in the Viciuite ~ Isvar-. Col-.
Friday norniug The train vas oH
down grade vhen Tie en-
g.neeF fouad he Lad lost oon-
Uo. Of the engine, whersapoa she
whole train started on ul.5 ran
down TIE noanWin sae The tran
rushed on until the DUMP Was reached.
when all the cars went oves ana niioa
up in prom lscuoas ipass Of RUNS Tie
kllied are y Awien. enrineefs fcr-
guson ard ". Garaeb oar-sepa.lers.
Three others were seriously IN iufol.
CRASHED gAEot GH A HHIraI-
A1LANrA. H., Aug. 2a-hn accident
occurred Friday moraing oR she Terrs
Haute 4 Peoria road a freight trs
taree miles from here. 1--we cars and
the caaoosa sell into Tie creek A
brakeman naacd Reeves was fatally
hurt oae on Two passengers in tie
oaboose escaped With slight Injuries.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24
EAsmsas egoelNo Fon 60
sstTlsrs in E<sssra cssiar@ao kLsa Easm.
selves Nearly stars4nz.


DENvEE 60. AIS. - &-1hs E8s O.
Soc people abe I've u eastern ArepaAoe
Coaarg. lols Gesr tas Kansas lt1e. a.
Al : sl2ss bor1eE4Eg on Starvation. A
COMMITTEES representing the settlers
IS IN DeaTer seeking ala q tie
cognsy commissioners Crops ara
AZ absolute fRilare taS war
and 9s ths county Is new. the
arst settlement having been sn1as cay
three wears age, ths people hsse 10 re-
sources EEa Shey nna water approach
ing without any prospect of pulling
through q alive without assistance
he people are aaw bsrSls sgbslstinr.
ena ID ) the experience ~ cGtslemeu
who occupied tie ooOntFy with their
herds pre- viogs - TIE tanners coming
II there thGt DO country Is more rlgoE-
ogs than 1hss section ot the plalnS
Already huaarecs of families have
cone u Colorado from Western Kansas.
where hey EepoF, lhst the corn, wheat
ana oats sla remain la the ground. or
have been eaten by bir3S IAere was
not enoush no stufe Ia the ground 10
spEoUt i ant-l tall rains ses in 3 week
o. TAO ago.
ELrENDAIE. \. u. Aur. 2S-ii Is re-
ported iron McIntosh County that q
number oi farmers hsve already asked
for assistance from the commissioners
and thar supplies are being furnished.
The crop IA that oo4aty is almost .
total faliuro and mos; Of the settlers
are lard up Several hundred families
have located there within two years,
many OF them last spring. and SO far
they have produced nothing. They
belong - the Rassian colony Outside
aii VII be called f3s before winter sets
in.
NAsuINGTox. Aug. 23.-'rhe special
agent seaL 10 Oklstoma by Secretary
Noble has returned and made his re.
port lie confirms the stories Of dest-
tuition existing there ana says help
should be sent Al once.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24
Preparing saeep Tor ,Iarfst.

BIoomSGToN, IL. Aug. 22 Some
months ago The Chicago s. Alton road
altered and enlarged their stock yards
at Normal. The purpose was 10 allow
the feeding and resting Of sheep en
route from the South TO Chicago The
shipment commenced about ten davs
ago and viii continue al the fall.
or until about 61.00o have been
marketed in the Garden Citv It is TIC
intention TO give the animals about
two weeks rest and then send them 20
Chic-ro.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Aug 2
FLGCR-. Moderately active ard firm. Spring
Patents, s5.coN5.sO; Bakers, tS4cC4O0;
S,raights si50ls 5; Wintor Patents, s4s09
5e5; Clears, stCoa4a0.
WHEAT-Active and higher. No 2. cash.
si05i5e 1854; September, Sl.0S'SGl.ooz De
ccmber, Sl.02t Ll0,s.
CoRN-Fairly active and srmer. No. 2 to3
5)lsc; No. yellow, 5l'4 95i &C; No. 5 soc; No
: yellow, j13S &c: Septeuber 40 d5o'so. Oc-
tober. 50a. E50aic Nay. G7tsG5lc.
OArs-Quiet and steady at 37137itc for No.3:
s5xgs0gc for September: 39E 4olsc for May
Samples in geod supply. No 2 S4AG-}sc: No.
White. 36'4Glssc, 10. .. S7i4 574ci No. 2
White, 81 G3sHc.
RyE-HieheE. no. ? cash. 64G65c; August
Csc; Septembe- 685.Q67c; Samples about $50
&C for No. :: 4cC1ec for no. }.
BARLET-Easisr. No. September, 75c.
Samples Quota5.e OF 5o155c for 70. 4, aJ350c
for No. 8 and % sc for No. Q
MESS PoRR -MarJet somewhat unsettled.
win fair trading at irregular prices. Prices
ouotable at sl0758 100 for cash; si0.5es@ 10 IS
for August: SO 700 1880 for September; sl2g5G.
I272t, for January and l3.950l34215 fer May.
LARD-Rather active and prices rules stead
ier. Prices ranged At S.25 1e215s for cash;
s62536 27sI for August; s6 32Gs35 for Septeu-
Der; ss475sG6. 50 Tor October. aud s6ea9695 for
January.
BUTTER - Creamery, s9ale, Dairy 70lec;
Packing stock, 51S &C.
Pou1aRr-Ltve Chickens. oc per n Spring
Chickens. 99l0c per n Live Turkeys edl0c
per y; Live Ducks. S99c per p; Live Geese,
S2009e00 per Dozen.
LroUoR-Distilled Spirits steady at q is per
gal for finished goods.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24
Robbed q naiIroad Company,

NEW YoRK Aug. 2a.-The New En-
gland Railroad Company here has been
robbed OF $1,000 by one Of the book
keepers, George W. Curtis. Curtis at
tended 20 the furnishing Of goods, and
in cases where the consignee refused
the goods he had them sold elsewhere
and pocketed TIE money. Fearing de-
lection Curtis sold as much goods as lie
could and fed. lie was traced 70 Sa-
vile, Madison County, and brought
here. he confessed his guilt TO Ia
specsor Byrnes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24
Live stock.


CHICAGO Avg. y
Cattle Market moderately active. aad
prices unchanged Quotations ranged a. - -
Q5O0 foE choice to fancy shipping steers; g. =
CAB for good 20 choice 90; sa0JzsS50 for con-
mon 70 fair DO. s. 0ol2 - for butchers Steers
e. .s0a215 FOR Stockers. e201 $50 for TcxAns.
g 75ssssS for Westerns. g 751.200 for Feeders
s. 2Oa3S5 for Cows % 001950 for Bulls. and
a s(l4 q Tor Veal Calves
Hogs-MaTkst Gull and weak. owing % the
large supply ara prices ruled 5Ei0c lover
Sales we're made a. s365 = for Hrht. g. $50
SIS fo- rough packing. s3S34l5 for mixed
and g 9.lf.0 Tor heavy packing sna Shipping
'ots.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

Gnoro~, S. d. Aug. o. Fire caught
in the kitchen Of the Hotel Brunswick
81 o'clock Friday afternoon and burned
neatly all of the west half OF tbe b.e.-
ness portion % the town. Fire conn
panies came from 8 Abcrjeen. Ee5Geid
Andover and Dolaud. and at midnight
the flames were uBjs- control. The loss
Is about si20 004
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

Congressional nofsirations on friday
worc made AS folio~g AfEansas. Tlrst
district J. = Featherslon O-. I.Ht
California, Third districi. John p Irish
DEM Eifih district. Charles = Ciunie
Dem renol.lnated. Maryland eytb
district Louis = McComas lrep3 re-
non mated
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

raia0ses srser p-.sslEg tas last a.
l1tlas rssssl sas ssssi pres ot tae Ba.-
ruers N2s sr.F.ng tagoggz tie har.
reaz Ibs ber.zea 2ne s1taiu 4 sbars
tlsas tasrs4fssr 1sr leng. sl4n, 9alls
bsn s21asnly sass e~t q sight Il sas
a.s.a.-a
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24
Jerry CIeveIsnd's Murderer.

HATwAHD Wis. Aug. 2a-SheriH
Clark and party. who went out TO bold
an inquest over the body of Jerry Cleve-
land, who was murdered last Tuesday.
returned Friday evening with Joe
Lasnsr. who acknowiedEed TO the sher-
ia that be was the murderer
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-24

wHEAT-fdvancod T.aisc on Manitoba
crop news. Only fairly active. firm. Septem-
uer. QII01Ll0tc; October. SLi02Eill7sc: De
cember. 6i12<GLlSH; February, FLAX May,
sI1eEdLl7A.
CoRN-Quiet, = higher on crop nows; 40. ?.
55fkl56Ac steamer mixed. 55H455c.
OATs-Tirner and quiet; Western. <9353c.
PRovIsIOSs duli and nru plate 500
G7.J0. eX,ra mess s3.75 s7.O9 Pork fairly act
I've ana firm, mess. Si2.50al22s. extra prime,
slOcOGi95o Lard frm and culet; steam rea-
dered IS s74