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Evening journal., 1890-10-28
The l4TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1s9t

SS5TleYentn streets, In the city of Wilm anefon
NeW Sastss county, Delaware.
ON FRIDAY,
The 14TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1890.
st 2 o'clock p. m.
The following: All those certain lots nieees
or psresis OF LAID VITA the buildings thereon
erected. situate in the said cftv an Wilmino
III. anu D~unotd and described as follows, to
No L Beginning at a stake in the rortb-
sny sry ~ Tine OF Fourth street, between Orange
iats Of William 81 thence northerly by land
orange street ~ perches to another stake
"a ~. corner 20 thence westerly by land now or
Fourth street to a stake thence M, VIII sl.Il
and parallel with Orange straes 10 NE snsli
s,d Incass Nsm m "a msre or Iess to stake in line Of
that line westerly and parallel wifi Enyutg og
street q feet and inches to a line ~ Iana "a
noT ssig r. i, ia0s s Of Benjamin Webb thence BY
orange street l36 feet and one inch to the
said side Of Fourth street, and thence
thereby easterly 45 feet inches to the p'ace
oI peg nnlnR. be the contents thereof what
they may. S
Nos, 2 ands. Two lots described as one. Re-
ginning at point on the westerly side Of
Orange street at the distance 143 feet snuth
erly from the 5outherly side of Fifth street.
thence southerly by said side OF Orange street
mann q Fahgenbach; thence thereby ywasterlw
ana parallel with Fourth street s216 feet to
land described above as No. ]; thence thereby
gs,t ngoLttneriy and parallel with Orange street 6j
Iset 70 corner. thence easterly parallel with
Fourth street s21A feet TO the place Of bsgin.
hlng' ne the con- ents thereof what they may.
no. !. BeglnEfng at corner stone STANDING
on the southerly side Of Girard street AT fhs
distance or lJ lset from the westerly side of
orange street; thence along the said side al
~ ara street westerly 80 feet inches thence
southefly and parallel TO Orange street 56
Ieet and inehes; thence easserly parallel to
0lrard street 6v fee t6 iEches; then &c rorthsrlv
ifranEA 80 ~,
aforesaid side Of Girard street and place Of
beginning, be the contents thereof what they
may.
seized and taken in execution as the prop-
erty o. Herman Lange. Herbert I4anpe ard
Mary r Lance wife OF Herbert I.ange and I.
t. and to be sold by
ALVAE ALLEN, Sheriff.
Sherlf's Ofica, Whining on. October, 1890,
GHERIEF'S SALE by VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Leysri Facias, to be direc-
ted. vii be exposed to public sale at the
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In the track races at Hazel Dell. October
p, the Victor won four cut III the nine races
with four other makes of wheels as conf eli
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POLITICAL NOTES.

James McManes, the stalwart Repub-
lican leader Of Philadelphia, hiss come
ont fatty for Pattison. He Is politi-
clan in every sense Of the term, never
theless he knows an honest man when he
secs him. Cambria Freeman.
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MOTIgE : ], JOSEPH A. BAUMANN, THE
IN owner and occupant of the house situ-
ated at the southeast corner Of Front and
KING stl Gets. in the Second ward
in tie city of Wilmington, county Of
New Castle and State Of DelawRre e
In compliance with the requirements Of the
acts Of the General Assembly in such c. see
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing 20 the Court Of
General sessions Of the Peace and Jail De-
livery Of the State of Delaware, in and for
New Castle County, on Monday, the 18th day
OF November, 1890, being the next term Of
said Court, for a license for said house as an.
inn OF tavern, for the sale therein OF intOxi-
eating Liquors in less quaint les thhn one
quart, 10 be drunk on the premises, and the
following respectable citizens Of said wsrd,
at least twelve Of whom are sub4tqntial free
hOlde S Of sad ward, recommend the said
application, viz:
Andrew Reuter-, Henry Feldmeier,
Ge rye q Metzner, John a. Heinel
W, H. Cramer, Andrew GrOtz,
John B. Dunbar, James i, Wins.
John Ii Hubert, Robert KENYON
Edmund Il smith. Stansbury Murray II
John . Elliott, John A. North.
Michael Grady. George w. Quinl,
SaT uel 4. Miller, samuel Hocheimer.
Charles Reuter- Samuel Bell,
Edward Melch0ir John Crawford
r Y. Maltritz, Matthias SpieReihalter,
Peter Gross, Nicholas Jenny,
JOSEPH "A. BAUMANN
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ON THURSDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1890
AT u olCIOck a. mi


The following descr be d real estate, viz:
All taat certain plantat tion and tract of land
situate in White Clay Greek and in Mill
Greek hundreds, in. the county of New Castle
Del bounded by lands Of w. Drake, lands
late of g. Brooks and A. Gray and others
containing aG acres Of land, more or less, buu
excepting therefrom lla acres, l rood and /
perch, with the mansion house and outbuild-
ings, which, By aa order of the OrpAan's
Court IN and fur New Castle county, etc,
with the buildings thereon erected.
siezed and taken In execution as the prop
erty OF Arthur d. Chillas, heirs-at-law OF
David Chillas, trustee under the will of
ley, trustee under said win duly appoint ed by
the chancellor a. dr. t.,and Mary Lonisa Kelsa
Chtllas; Arthur ID. Ehillas; Rupert w. Ander.
son and Emma shapleigh Anderson, hts
wife, and Richard Bnsh Chillas, Adam r.
Weigant and Frances Weigant, his wife. and
David w. GhlllRs, {. l., and TO be sold by
ALVAN ALLEN. sheriff.
sheriff's Office Wilminaton. October 27.ls9O.
x HERIFF's SALE. by VIRTUE OF A
= writ Of LevAri FAcias. to me di-
Hotel OF William z. Smith at Kirkwood, in
Pencader hundred, New Castle county, Deia-
ON FRIDAY,
TIE 14TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1890,
At o'closk a. M.
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain plantation and tract of
land with the bui dings thereon erected situ-
ate in Pencader hundred, New Castle county.
aforesaid.
Beginning at point in a corner Of land for
merly Of James A. Benson, now OF James
Buegess; thence north 49, degrees, west 2
chains and ll-l00'of chain; thence south s.
degrees, wesI l3 ahains; thence south IS de-
grees. west "a 25~Fb0 chains; thence north 1l6
degees, west q chains; thence north ss14 de
grees, east SO 50-ls0 chains; thence south 1S
| degree, east 2l s5-l00 chains to the place OF
beginning. containing a acres and 20 perches
of land. more or less.
Siezed and taken in execution as the pron-
erty Of William n. Ward and Marian G.
| Ward, his wife, and t. t's, and to be sold by
ALYAN ALLEN. Sheriff,
SheTiffas Office. Wilmington, October p, 1850.
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wANAmAKGn,s

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday. Oct 2s. 1880.
IHe SOeathe2' today as AEely
TO be clear.
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E'HoMAs MGAUGA.
WHoLEsALE LIQUOR DEAl4MR,
Ne. q Market Street.
Wilmington Flafawn~n
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS.
JOHN w. CAUSEY
or Sussex County.
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ALVAE ALLEN, Sheriff.
Sherif'e Ofica Whining on Octnh her 1SQ0
st 2 o'clock D. m.

GHERIgF's SALE by VIRTUE OF
ted. vii be exposed to public sale at the
hotel of John +. Lewis, ia Newark, in White
Clay Greek hundred, New Castle county,
Delaware
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nusINEss CARna.


Il TAMES A. GEBHART,
~ CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
Hlers,nrs. Ihnl
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ON FRIDAY.
TIE 14TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1890,

BApKrNe AND FINANCIAL
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LICENsE APPLICATIONS.

~
NOTICE.. PHILIP AMBOLD, THE.TEN-
~ ant and occupant OF the hause situated
at northwest corner of Eleventh street and
Railroad avenue, known as Mechanics Hotel,
in the Ninth ward In tie city of VIII
mington, county of New Castle and State OF
Delaware in compliance with the require
ments of the acts Of the General
Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing to the Court
Of General Sessions OF the Peace and
Jail Delivery OF the State o. Delaware In and
Tor New Castle county, on Monday, the 18th
DAY of Novem er 1880. being the next term
OF said court, for license for said house as
an inn or tavern, for the sale therein of in.
toxicating liquors IN less quantities than one
qrart, 10 be drunk on the premises, and the
I lowing respectable citizens Of said ward,
at least twelve OF whom are substantial
treehOlders of said ward recommend the said
application, viz
Max Thielman. MRcillus Price
Thomas Taylo Willard Pennewin
AleXap der Collens, g. Z. AyArs, Jr.,
Antoni Benson, Matthew q. Blair,
John u Forrest. l. 5. Hoffman.
George w. Grinlth, G.. w. Currey
ieorge w. Fincher, George w. Taylor,
John A. Hendrickson. j. 5. Paris.
John Madden, NJ itliam q Pancoast,
James Lynn. William Durham,
Francis $. Bradley, Harry Longbottom.
James Connolly, John Tucker.
PHILIP AMBOLD.
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sHERrFFs SALES

- HEhfFR'S Safely VIRTUE nv A
he VIII of Levaria Fasias TO me directed will
{, lll1,ous se, on Market street, between Tenth and
eleventh. streets, In the sity of Wiln Inefon.
NeW Casts county. Delaware. -
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

FoR GOVERNOR.
ROBERT J. REYNOLDS
or Kent County.
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- GHERIFF's SALE. E.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF Levari Facias. to me di-
reeted. win be exposed to Public Sale at the
Hotel OF William z. Smith at Kirkwood, in
Peneader hundred, New Castle county, Dela-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

So n.z..xs c4zssa a Sei4~@iss.
So ~ w1za sd E2@
C.snw.xks. IA. A-g 81 I1-rs-
A. n5vst tStzesn y aaG y oe-eezs
-. ~v.~ss s1slssd y he mest
9essxzezIss eseisas ss~F 4AeN-
hsas. Ewo Eenne--s1@psd e-e~as "s7e
sesa apvec4 liag e2e tso2 t1e
nsssaues ara tAe o.hsF fEo@ tie seqi1-
west. aeees panied ~ laea AEh-al4g,
rsia zn4. .hait 4 gce4ea e1lla1ng
tArae ssaries hizh. tsloaging 10 tas
Co. saser Road q aTt Company. ana used
for aaishiag Fs@G-c4Fts. naSs-eS 2Rd
wa~o.s uas oonglstely aeuacl-
fsh@a wateh rian lad fpst lsft las
baiIaiur baScse it Va stFlsek- 1ae es-
tiaaased lees On The builaAag ana la
tssials : sc. go. A lzrEe windmill Be
longing % the Lake SAore railroad west
Of the dero1 was carried over the plnp-
house aad thrown acsess the tele-
graph 1.2ss, leYe.lRg them. Ihe IN
roof e tae tgo-z.c-y brsck wheel-bsl-
row faeto-y xas rolled into q mass AID
carried ten rods 81 more. white ne root
boards anA rafttrs were scattered for
- or 100 rods fFom tae butl1-
ing. In an orchard, east OF tae city.
trees were taksa out ~ lhs roots Hail.
stones as large as aea's eggs were
picked CD after the storm abeted Hun
ereds OF spsrg0ws we're kAiea b. the
hail rhe track OF tle storm was l20
rods wide, leveling al the fences and
trees IN rs path. IL seemed to follow
the storm Of several weeks ago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
ANOTHER BIC STRIKE.
Carpenters In Chicago TO the Number Of
7eOO or : 600 Ready 40 Qult work.

1900 or s GOO RsEdy 40 orlt work
CHICAGO. Aug 50--The Carpenters
Council, which claims 20 speak Tor all
the nion carpenters IN the city. says
that they will strike, and that By Tues
day 1.SoO carpenters viii quit work.
Three thousand of them viii be in he
labor parade on Monday. The secretary
says that outside cf the union there may
be in the city 1000 EoE-union men, and
these. OF course, will not be included in
the strike. The reason for the ear
penters going out are that the Boss Car
penters' and Builders Association has
failed 10 carry out the agreement made
at the conclusion of the last strike.
which was that the minimum rate OF
wages should be 81 cents an hour until
August /. and from that date 81 = cents
an hour. The Carpenters Council
claims that the boss carpenters have re-
fused to pay the wages agreed
upon, on the ground that they can not
afford 10 do so, and also that they have
refused 10 submit the mattersto arbitra-
tion and have failed 70 give the neces-
sary six months notice. The Boss Car
penters' and Builders Association does
not deny that it has refused TO pay the
371 cents an hour as the minimum
wages 70 ali carpenters. It claims that
many of the men in its employ are get
ting 40 cents an hour, and that il VIII
always pay man all the wages he is
worth, but will not be bound 10 pay any
incompetent MAJ 375S cents an hour.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
Want Damages for a FIood.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Aug. 3o-Papers
were prepared Friday in the first of the
big suits FOR damages to property by the
great Chippewa river food of six years
ago. alleged to have been caused by neg
ligent management and faulty construc-
tion OF dams. AS the statutory limita-
tion expires in few days the papers in
all the suits viii be served at once.
The aggregate Of the damages claimed
in the suits already in the hands OF the
lawyers is nearly half million.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

PnrosKrY. Mich, Aug. SO. - The
Western Hsy-Fever Association held
its ninth ann - meeting hero Friday.
Eleven States were represented BY the
600 member present. The following
officers were elected: President Rev.
II. A. Conait, of Cedar Rapids, Ia;
Vice-Pressdent Rev 6 H. McI.Gugh-
lin, OF Indianapolis. Ind; Treasurer,
Mrs. Andrew Oliver. Of Alegan. Mich.
The Iatlure Record.
NEW YoRS. Aug. So.-The business
failures occurring throughout the cocn-
try during the last seven days number
lss, as compared with ls2 last week.
For the corresponding week Of last year
the figures were I'll.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

Kgi.aE Of eeaersl Siusrs.pIas. sAs Gas .
InalRa GesoIutloa.sE

KglaE Of eeaersl fi,srupGl.,. .As Gsets-
EnalRa ssesoIutloasG
SAa gosg De GUAagMAfA. Aug So
Every thiag sas preF~ret Eri1ay morn
ing q capture Toe rsvC' 'Utlonist Gen
egal Martin Basrua3ls. WAC was On
board pGssing American steamer. The
PORT Captain. with several companions,
boarded The steamer and demanded The
surrender OF Barrundia from Csp. Pitts,
who en-, wered that he would deliver Up
the revolu .ion!sts. and invited tAem 20
Barrgndla's cabin. The assistant ekief
OF police. Captain C2iGeroa, aad three
officers were aslony those Is ho went with
the Captain 70 he cabin. Wien there
Major Toriello made known - EArruzsia
that the captain OF the vessel had de-
cide6 to deliver him Up Barrandis
thereupcn opened Ere with Lis revolver
upon the party, who answered his fire.
Barrundia fell, riddied WITH bullets.
His body was taken = the Pos. Cap
tain's Office
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
VICTIM OF A MoB's VENGEANCE.
The Brutal Murderer OF n Mayhem (AIo.)
Merchant Lynchsd.

? LEXINGTON, No. Aug. so. "A horrible
murder and lynchiag occurred az May
view, ten miles south OF here Friday
morning. Captain 4. I. Parker, a
prominent citizen Of tae county. was
awakened about daylight and requested
10 open his store. Tie murderer made
pretense OF buying clothing.
and when Parker's back WAS turned
attacked him with hatche1 Psrker's
head was cnt 70 pieces An hour later
his remains were found. ana whsa it be-
came known that negro was seen
leaving the store some time ,eio-c.
vigorous pursuit was organizes AID the
negro. William Walters. vas oaptgred.
tie confessed % the murder. which DO
committed for the parposs OF robbery,
bus only secured seven dollars. lie was
given Eve minutes 20 pray ami trsa
strtI-- M
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. S0-Mr. E. L.
Fefer, the Belgian Consul in this city.
has received Official notification from
his Government that King Leopold II.
on the sixtieth anniversary OF the inde-
pendence of Belgium, which was coin
ciaent with the twenty-hfth anniversary
Of his reign, and which occurred on July
81 last, granted amnesty TO al military
deserters
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
Az AWFUL FALL.
TIE Terrible rsts Of a Prominent
Resident Of Woaahela, Q.
re Is Dnssges - = 6Aaeon Over
Taoasaaa Fest into tee Ar
ana Shatsn Oh.


MooDFIsln. o.. Aag 81 frsasy as
she last 8sy g the l@lr hegs sa- moFs
sAaa aaQs9 p~ople asseIihs4 % See
t1e aa@. rsass ana ba-lssp @seen-
sien by fcot t1r.er. tae vel
kaeNa aevon4at Ite balloon was
simple hoi 49, AFFAIR ans vss
ker3 in ifs pasi.soa over tae ter-
n4ee - gopes asls tr tie ofatHno-
- Nhea 81 ha5 been infataf ana ~
w~s ready tarseg sg}e Ele Ne-a %
les e.. 1ae tstioca shot pfvard ana
tae Thousand ol spectators Vsre horfi-
fed 20 see danEliaE at tte END ~
. smail Tine. Nlrion keoin one
q Ae uest prominent yepng men
ol the suunsy and az arioor q tie
fsir esscciatcn Hundreds - people
sscutes for Ala So saoe. oa. Etlln Nas
either entaBgle4 or ta8 lost his he1l.
ant De etUicasi fr1ntlcsllg ai thol rope
atislg Qtlug - ct4Ao Up che s -ender
line into the basket A numher 80
woaen ln the dense crowd tainted ard
al the spectators grew slck Nlth
horror rs the baloon ssleo up
ward ana began moV.nT south
Nert Carter could be seen making les-
perats eforts 10 draw Reasn up the rope
ca which he swung 70 and fro. Fer irtlY
Ten minutes Their efforts continued ana
thea sl q heleAt of over coo Seer lao
balloon iook su len lnreh E-a ms
hold Nas loosaaed ans as hc2E saei
downward il was feaaa hall mile
away. The clotA.ag was torn e1 l
his bones broken ane the aee
out o, all huan sen blapee. l,iHs
brothers ana sisters wese "a lll .4ro.g
ana A.w A-s terrible fA43.
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A DueI,st killed.

BERLIN. Aug. 30.-A fatal duel was
fought Friday between Lieutenants
Won Forstner and Won Trenk in the
forest OF Perleberg. The weapons were
pistols and the intention OF the combat
ants was to fight until one of them was
killed. IN the first exchange of shots
Lieutenant Won Trenk was wounded il
the breast, and in tho second bullet
passed through his heart, killing him
instantly Won Forstner is still doing
duty as Adjutant OF the Fifty-hfth In
"a
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

DENvEE, Col, Aug. SO-Railroad con-
strrction in Colorado is greatly retarded
through the inability of the companies
TO secure labor. The Denver 81 Rio
Graaae is the greatest sufferer. The
officials of the road say they can give
employment to from 5000 10 5000 men
on their new works at two dollars per
day and the work is SO located as to ad-
nit Of working all winter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

ST. LOUIS. Aug S0.-There is every
probability Of stock-car famine at the
yards on the other side. For several
days there have been heavy shipments
to all Eastern points, and on account of
the labor troubles chiefly the emptied
have not been returned to the West and
IN all probability Will not be for some
tine 70 come.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
Tho State OF Buslness Improved.

New YoRK. hug. So-R. G.. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review says that the great
relief in the money market here caused
by treasury purchases of AZ per cent
bonds, the refusal of the labor fed
GRAFTON 10 take up and extend the strike
on the Central railroad and the PROS
pect that the Senate will soon reach
inal action on the tariff bill have all
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

The River Ehias ga Rasnp s-sIany
Fsrsors Drsune4 = Al ia water 10

The River Ehia. ga narnps Many
Esrsors DrsUne4 iEa water 10
snisEeria.1.
NiFSNA. Aug 90 The DA.ne las
overGowea its banks ia rae Nor- lch-rg
district Iae villages q Albach. holen-
Ems. HoccLst Lustnan ana luess~ea
arc fooicd. Bridges have been Swept
away ana many persons have been
drowned.
BERSE, Aug &C The heavy rains
continue in Switzerland causing fo9ds
"a the rivers Many t. rcs have
been carried away fyst4l cCrl-
municauon with the canton of
Grlsons has been cut &C -
the high water, and comm man!czuon as-
tween various places IN the Ar.eberg
mountains has stopped owing 70 the ssu uss
cause. A landslide has occurred IN -
Gothard pass.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
Foo suon~ Kept His word.

NEw YORK. Aug. So Two Cinnamon
Who were suitors for the hand OF Nee
Chez Lee. pretty Mongolan maiden.
played q game OF Chinese dominoes
Thursday night, the terms being that
the winner take the girl and the loser
commit suicide. Foo Suong lost and
Friday morGiag bis body was found ia
the North ri7eg
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
nAs a eRoKFN NICK.

A Missourisn Who & des and walks Lits
other People, But Carries Hh Head -
Cage.
sKDAITA. Nc. Auy 3o-F J. Wood
ward. former railroad conductor who
had his neck broken ia Texas wreck
July 10 1850, has arrived here Ga his
way TO ST. LOUIS As Far as kn0wa e
Is the second person VINO ever Lived
after haviag bad hls neck broken.
lie was belfast SIX months Sftcr
the accident and never put foot on
train from the time be was hart until
he started on has present trip from
Denison- He wears brace OF cage 10
keep his head IN position. as without lt
his head would fail on either his hre sst
or shoulder. His general health -
good.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

IT. LouIs. Aug s0.-Niss saunders
el years OF age, resides IN Cinc.nnau.
When she was 3 girl Of = she swallowed
piece Of Win3ow glass about half an
inch long. Il oocasioned her nc annoy
once until week ago. when her rlchf
foot gave her considerable pain 81 ths
ins'ep physician w. called and -
once decided that theit was a foreign
body of some SOFT ln one q the iargs
veins Making an incislon. he picked
out the identical piece % glass sval.
lowed when Miss saunders Was . girl
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
Live stoek


CHfrtha, Avg "
CAr1rr-MsrSsi Cur srd weak cuoftfious
RAGGED ~ - ~ s23 for tho!es 20 faury snlr
piza steers f4ot1a6s Cor god fO at0o A..
. esl890 fog coumon tc fair ia 3 A-sl 10 ior
natcn-ss StoeIss ., s17 /. 3 fcr etccscrs s2fv
13o0 ic, T-rerrs. e. ~ .- cove. - oo5
2 - fo~ aulls SO y so0s g. fer Fssi Ctitce
II HJes-MsrAet actlFe anf err PEices ~ ior
hiahef Ss.cs rsnre1 81 53Ffl+ e. for hga7.
With @ few choice sirEr US riss sf - s4-as ia
3 81 for rcura racdaf oa-+.3a fnr miEed
ard & s,1s.s5 Coz heaE fsltag sat sairP.ns
.-ss
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
Coal Going Tp.

Nyw YoRK, Aug. 3o.-Representatives
o, all the leading anthracite companies
net a. the Delaware & Hudson Coal
Company's Office Friday and decided to
advance tho price OF coal September
ten and fifteen cents ton and to limit
the ontnut 20 3. $50. 600 tons.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
se~en yyorkmen KllIed.

BERLIN. Aug. 5).-The cellar of a
brewery IN Stoesterits. Saxony. in which
a number os men we're st work. col
lspset, barying sixteen OF the work
men. OF these seven were killed
md tbs remainder severely injured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

NV YaRR, Aug. So. Henniker
Heaton. = =. Of England, arrived here
Friday vi the view Of studying the
United Sates postal system, and in
order to learn II his home Government
can not make some improvement in the
rna all serrifa
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

BALTMoEE. Nd, Aug. 90 stony
Creek curve. near Oakland Friday
afternoon an east-bouBd freight train
o. twenty-tour cars filed wsth cattle
with two enFlnes one in fronf ard ths
other IN the rear. Was wrecked ey ne
front engine leaving tae track Dst
fireman % tie front engine We lns'sut
Is killed and re cattle we're scattered
ia az directions Tie 6rovers AID
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

OMAHA. Neb Aug So -lusi after
midnight THURSDAY. omcer ~ Noves.
q Council Biefs. was ssssaiios ~ q
gang a gamblers cn Df7a3rs rsya He
drew his revolver sui smFlss t lnts
The crowd re shoi John Nshsr tif.1e
through ibe left hrsass end Jimmic 81
her three times tbrouFh fhs bo3v
Both msn vii de. NoYss gave him
self IN
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31
killed IN a Chicago ruraci.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2a-l L. Nctzor, Of
s. Pau. was killed IN tbe Washington
street tunnel Friday while trying n
save bis wife from oeing 6savn under
the wheels of grip car.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

OTTAWA. Ill. Aug. 80. The jury IN
the Moore marder trial returned ve--
dict At midnight finding 0'Brien guilty
and sentencing him 70 life imprison-
roons
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

An orchard Of 400 young trees near
Mar.insv'ile. Ind. has been destroyed
by SrnsshoppeTs that have stripped ths
trees Of leaves and bark.