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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EzahBt-Jn all the
world there is but one cure. Dr.. Haines' Gold
en- Specific 1t can be given in cup of tea or
coffee without the knowledge of the person
taking it, effrcting q speedy and permanent
cure. whether the PATIENTS model ate drink
er or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands of
drunkards have been cured who have taken
tue Golden Specific in their coffee without
ssl III S1.'wlsdge. and 10 day balieve they qrit
d.l ta--a= O. tHeif IVA frse viii. No ma 81. nj
eGsar rs.>ii.ss i'sis is ADMINISTRATION Cufas
.a1rsss.e: ss5a'l ior circulars anu f1iil ps-sic
uisrs. ADJ ass IA e0ahdenee GOLDEN see
cfFIo o.. is5 Race 81. CiGcin nstI. O.
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Caught the Golden Egg.

HPhil. Knapp,Opticfan. will be in Waynes
boro, May LIST, I'd and 3D..
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Terms of Sale.

AOT1nS Oh SakS@
One-fOurth cash, the balance In 6, Il and Is
months. with interest, the last two INSTALL
ments of purchase money payable at option
of purchaser in stock of the company, at par
value, 800, or all of deferred instruments pay
able in stock OF company at par. 500. If done
within ten days after last day of sale; in either
case to be fully paid for. but no fractional part
of share will be so received.
REDUCED RATES ON
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO and SHIN. VALLEY Bs.
As-Buy your tickets for waynesboro Junction.
For further information address,
SAMUEL FORRER, President.
Basic City NJ, M. & l.. Co.,
apr 18-4t Basic City, Va.
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DEATH@ 81.


Obituaries are charged for al Advertising ra
Notices of deaths published Grdtuitously.
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baltimore Livestock saarssef. April "a
Beef Cattle. Prices of Beef Iattle ranged al
follows:
Best ... ..... ............... 81 80 as 90
Generally rated first quality..... 4 3715G4 rs
Medium or good fair quality. 3 621494 %
Ordinary thin steers, Oxen and
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In the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla, you need

have no fear of arsenical poison, this medicine
being entirely free from ali dangerous drugs.
Us pog=fruf elaess are dus to III 9 81 illful COM
hinetlon OF the best ingreeients. and hence no
III results ever follow its re.
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like Magic

THE effect produced by Ayers Cherry
PectoraI. Colds, Coughs, Group,
and Sore Throat are. in most cases i'm.
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THE STAUNTON DEVELOPMENT COM
| PANY.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. 100000 SHARES 800
PAR vALUE-EACH.
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0. X. LAPHAM,. ....... Chicago, Ill.
II. H. FAY, Capitalist. .2S State Street, Boston.
W. L. FLEMIN G........ .......... Richmond, Va
GEORGE II. HULL, President Am erican Pig
Iron Storage Warrant Company. A Wall
Street. New York.
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DR.. A. Nj. Henkel. of this city, is the ply si-
clan here of the Railroad Company. He and a
number OF his professional brethren were
promptly at the scene of distress to render
kind officer. which they continue to do.
| The wounded are doing as well as could be
! expected, but several of them that were in the
sleeper and reported uninjured were yesterday
feeling and feeble from the shock they re-
ceived. Considerable interest in the welfare OF
the company under the shock which befell
tnem was manifested in Baltimore where their
| engagement was to have commenced on the
night following that of the disaster. as soon as
they are in condition. the engagement will be
| fulfilled.
Mr.. $. J. Downs, the train dispatcher of this
| DIVISION Office at Clifton Forge was at the
scene Of the disaster as soon "a il was posi- BILE
for him &c reach staunton. He, as well as lir
| n o. Sydnor. The agent at Stanton, and his
assistants were unrenlititing in their attention
and efficiency in meeting all the requirem ents
! OF their responsible positions.
Monday afternoon, q special train from Rich
nond brought Mr. HearyT. Wiokham OF the
legal department, ana DR.. G. w. P Brock, OF
Richmond, who is the medical director of thu
Company.
| Our townsmeu, Mcssrs. ". P. Tams, P. T
Allen and w. E. Craig, and O. P. Bowman, o
Lexington, and Col. Anderson anu members Of
his family from Bath were On the train, bu
not in the sleeper.
The Manager of the pearl and Pesin Com
pany," who was himself in the sleeper ant
witnessed the efforts made for the relief Of al
neetns T. s''ya The Ere eosipapies with ci.ie
Thomas tSfylissan ri their hssd as we.Eas at
900 so promptly came TO the scene have IL I'll
heartfelt gratitude ior such kindr ess.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
THE CITY CLERKS RIDE.
lie is Taken to The Police Court in the
Patrol Wagon

City Clerk shinkmsn lives on Veto
ST, but this does not give the power OF
vetoing a measure passed by the coun-
ell, no matter how dstasteful j: Is TO
HIM. Neither does il give hun the
power 10 prevent three policemen from
arresting nim Oh from taxing rlde n
the patrol wagon whca the court 50
orders Il. Ine strong arm OF the
law is a hard thing u resist when
1t once gets one IN It's grasp.
Yesterday afternoon MIR. Shlnkman
left his home never dreaming that he
was TO go through new experience.
lie started TO run Tor Il passing car
when the pattol wagon rumbied up
and great big policeman hailed him.
You wall have to come with US" he
said.
What for?'' asked the city clerk in
astonishment.
Don't know" was the pert reply.
"Am | accused OF carrying of the
city hall?"
Don't know"
al am not drunk"
Don't know
"Then l mast be dreaming, he
finally said.
Arriving at the police court he
he found that he was wanted 10 testify
against a man who was charged with
peddilng without Il license. His test
mony was given in five minutes and he
was allowed to deprrt.
Mr.. Shinkman says that he was going
to the court when taken into custody.
He has only one thing TO console him
aud that is he saved five cents street
car fare.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
SOMEBODY Is ou1rfx.
And Chirgwis. who ts Assuits>d, esr< -
Must be walker.

self-consciousness Is the polite worn
for gall. The gall OF the Walkers oDk
IN Pafis township would charge every
dynamo IN the Edison works.
Clarendon Walker stole up behind
william Chirgwin Waon there were
young ladies present % witness BIS
heroism, and got in such filvt blov
on him that Chirgwn found i dlfhcuF
10 get himself squared OF for prp.t
against what wac G-sa---i-f Wslfti
be did get rlghted. BE gave Walker
such pounding that the latter thought
that ororytbing 10 hcavco and earth
had shifted ends, and actually enscfed
complaint against Chugwln Tor an -.
auli and battery which be bineeif
committed. A jury ga JUsiioe browns
court read iusied Walkers fnroIsI
vaon by nequitng Chirgwin ~ ~
wrong dong.
But then Chirgwlp. having rot q
taste 81 tho law. rather likes 4 as Tar -
he has gone. and ask Walker - rons~
into court aud take another with hI|n.
Iie has sworn out wafranf for
Walkers arrest on the charge II ~.
sault and i,aitery. the Jury dout
find bim guilty, q would be eafno ~
deciding there wasn't anF fight. That.
Chrgwin thinks. would be absurd.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
PUPS
Empty Their Rides 81 Lattis
Boy,
lsD IHES TURy IHEY OF The CROED
Ihe Timely Arrival Of the Ponce Aio@s
sAsss Them From neing Tora - ftsess
-kiss Arrested for CArFJtag Arms
10o ear the city.

ALBANY, y. y, Aug. l6.-While
freight train in charge OF two Pinkerton
men, was coming down grade from West
Albany this morning, a small boy thfe"
stone. striking one OF the guards. The
fellow instantly brought ms rifle 10 his
shoulder aud fired, the ball miss ng the
boy, bat striking John Mccarthy who
was in his own yard, IN the leg and
instantly some other Plnkerton men,
who lined the track, opened ire on the
lnOfensIve crowd near the station. 4
squad OF policemen quickly came up
and kept the crowd back with difficulty
Five PlnkeftOn men, who were seen 10
shoot, were arrested, aud kilograms
were sent 10 intercept the tram ana
arrest the man who tired the first shot.
30 excited was the crowd the the
P.nkertOn men, 10 the number OF 10,
became 50 scared that they applied
at the station house TO be locked up
f0r protection. A little later another
i nkeTtOa man was arrested at West
Albany for fiourshng revolver and
attempting 10 intimldate a small crowd.
Had not the police arrested blm he
would have been torn 10 pieces by tie
crowd. Later hYe PnsertOns were ar
rested for encrOachIng on city property
armed with rifles.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
A PROTEST FROM SIR JOSEPH.
President Hieks0n Complaints Of
American Railways.

ToEoSro, Ont, Aug. l6.-Sir Joseph
Hickson has written a letter 10 the
Globe in reference to complaints made
by American railways against the
Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific
roads. SIR Joseph says:
80 heir complaint IS not well FOUNDED,
and II Is no secret that their desire is 10
prevent Canadian companies carrying
United states tratiicat all, and not that
they should be subject M Their traffic
arrangements 20 the provisions OF the
Interstate Commerce act OF the United
states Congress. The Canadian COM
panies, from the date when tic Inter
state Commerce act came INTO effect,
have recognized that u was incumbent
upOn them Iu dealing with traffic 10 or
from ihe Uni ted states and Canada. or
traffic passing through Canada from
one State 20 another OF the United
States, 10 observe the terms and con
dltious OF the Interstate Commerce
act"
SIR Joseph concludes as follows:
after somewhat ext nsive exper-
fence / an prepared TO assert that the
Canadian companies do not derive from
the operation OF the Interstate Com
mercc act any advantage whatever over
their United states competitors"
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

The Grand Rapids session % the
interstate summon school viii open
ntu Monday morning ia the Centfsl
II eh school on i.yon-st. 1as teachers
of the city baye been looking f9rwafd
80 ibis session wfil great hiered
Among the Instructors 1ili be fhe lol.
low ug well known educators I3f T.
Il Baliet, ~ springfield. Maes fufa.
-. ". Npsef. ~ Chicago H.. euin. l.
T. Hail, 1T I,eOfninsief Mass Iss n.
q Coffin. ~ flie frhrtpleau.a state
Normal school Nss Hafs kaeaf. q
Qnnry. Hass. <uflt. g. q Flkhef. Il
Maskeeo1. Mich, and A. 3. frye. 81
lafnbfdge. &iaeE,
1fie s8gjecis Fsil include methods Il
teaching al t1e c0BiHrn FeIlnol
branches. Nearly every teacher "a he
atY has Eiready feE steted - attend t8e
slool. aDd folly one isnndrrg fuupfiif
tefoente and tearbcfs are extfHfeo
frDm tie neiRiiborbz eDnuiles. 1bt
Interstate Summer AFh00l j. wei knoxn
over the fountfy a. the stfonepsf Or.
eanizat01 a - kied in existef.e. nhd
has siready heid FIVE sessions fflif arm.
ulEr in fti4tf cifies ~ the Faef ard
~ogth. I'uring tfis pass f1rforlsf fisefo
v.efe N aftenleurf ~ fife 1eff es<t.r.
0hio. sessien sBDfe tran fIsfae hu,idre6
teaehafs Jhe INSTRUCTORS ere.stf 1aa.
ngff. sd 4bt fret Deetine ~ ffte e1s.
son vi beRil Henaar usorniue 80 .
gflyek Jit management - ia ethsol
a tfs psce y lp the hands ri A,spt.
d.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

Mix paddisrs wbe afe oolllno - 49,
milk must 1e p1o~ecassd. Ihs s -
latest order issued iron <ke krr1
Department. and tie 1nun>a>~
have been inkifac<ed 8 n>n1uo ~
complaint IN every inetanoe wl,o11 =
denoe can he obtained. Tbs Is a. Z
the revelations made ty the 'Tn>ne6|<
HERA1p. Stree IL il Impossible % o>I
an ordinsnos 90 oompsi aealle1< 3<
gssier, Il has been decidee d hr.ae
state law inlo force. tont&c,on
spreading IA liae city. fesssfaay <&1>
were no less than Iwenls cases e< ro,-
taglous diseases reported. 1},sy -.
eluded cholera infantum. pAoop,ne
cough and scarlet fever. - follows
Charles H&dd. : years. In i.et,mnd~
ST., cholera snfanfnm. 6eoffe 6n<zAn1.
e eyeaTs. 2la Delaney ST. diphtherla. 4
Jsrkowski. IS years. 20 iIovt'< -s<., dInk>
thella. Minnie Carter, d xeau ~
Woodlawn-ave., diphther.s, Mrs. Gat-
ter, 80 yesrs. 20 MoodiauA-s>t. 6ipkI
theria. Two children Of Mr. kerlh. II
siaclair-st.. whocpsng cough. Two
children Of Mr.. Collins. fisii.sl uloe1.
ing cough. Baby Nandeislrsfg. 2 n.sr(k<
cholera infautum. Thres children a
Mr.. johnson, East l.eonard-si. choietz
infantum. Arthur Neese, years, IA
s.nclair-st., whooping cough. Hlas
Nelson, IS s.nelair-sI.. whooping coaeh.
Maud House, - years, q Spnne.zf..
scarlet fever. Aslle House. ] J years. s;
>prng-st.. scarlet fever liAitema. A.
years, 81 rhird-aVe.. TYPHOID lever.
Ia many instances whole families are
SICK and hnndredsof children are to-day
confined with one lnfociaon ~ another.
MANY deaths have been the result
Twenty cases = day would make fo Ia
one single week. IL seems like sct.-
ous question.
These can be attributed chiefly 10 the
mix and the gases that arise from thai
filthy slough hole. the 1rand river.
Yesterday afternoon, Inspector Barnes
made the FIRST arrest for Notation IL
tbe State milk Law. fIe hns Led
that Martin Bush. residing AZ is0 h2t.
ter-st, was feeding hls COWS on bfrHcts
refuse lie wcnf u his place ttsitr1af
at noon, luet as the cattle were bruueIif
IN. and IN several trougbs nas iunnd
what The inspector claims wac ifpNory
refuse. The cows went Up aud fed on
t. The evidence was o0nrIus|ft aud
later on IN the DAY Judes HOLMES
issued a warrant. The case Wi be
| tired tomorrow morning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
ANOTHER COWARD.
Case sf Failure 70 support hntailing
Great Disaster


There are SO many eases nowadays
IN police court aud ia the justice courts,
of prosecutions for failure 10 support
families. that aoy particular case IS
likely 20 pass Toy without attracting
special notice, The neglect of hls fam
lly by one George snusefland is how
ever, 80 meauiy atroclous that 4 de-
serves more than 4 passing glance.
The Slngerland family, consisting a
father. mother and lhree young eha-
dren, reside in the upper part 81 tae
house AZ o76 East Fulion-st. l0e msn
ls a painter by trade. robust ln health,
and abundaniiy able 10 support the
family even in tae smaller luNuries.
A. q natter OF fact, starvation has long
gr.nned al THIS wretched WoHlau
aud her helpless children. The iurn.-
ture OF their room ls the scanuest. The
children never saw carpet aud theN
never sleep Ia bed The father sysie-
maucally neglects 90 proyde.a cent Tor
the support ol the family, although he
never hesitstes 10 pariake of what The
sweat OF the w.ie's brow may al times
have provided. She has taken in wash
ing, carrying water from across the
street and Up the stairs. On one occa-
SION Slingerland succeeded ia borrow
ing from las wife tie amount Of her
earnings OF a few days. Returning
some days later, be exhibited 60 her
eighteen silver dollars which be had
won at gambling, and tod her he had
come 10 let her have some money. The
same day the glad mother told the
children the Joyous news, and pre-
pared them :of the reception Of
some few necessities winch they had
long been CRYING for. There was Joy
N the household Tor time, only 90 be
followed by disappointment and anger,
Tor the base husband and fathec never
returned with the money. With the
laDor Of her hands and ass lstance from
outside: the wife and mother has kept
her family from perishine.
Yesterday the father ot this forsakcn
family was before Justice Mestiall,
charged with the CRIME of failure 60
support them. lie had been brought
down from Pe,Oskcv, and was COM
mitied to jail 10 await las examination
on Tuesday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
EDIroR's DANGER.
fds ksAs D~asaHssd Esii csaaast 4sa ais
Life - HhreAtsasa

BIsMIseHAA, Al, Aug. l5.-An at
telnpt Vas made yesterday b zssasslnate
l. IL. Harrison, negro, who Is editor
and publisher Of the CluzeR, a see2ly
paper "a the interest of his race. lie
vas knocked on the head with a piece
oi irou - negro named sutton 2ld
badiy y Injured. Three Or four negroes
armed - the teeth were searching
Tor Harrison yesterday afternoon.
aud De applied 10 the mayor and
chef of police tor protection.
which was given him. Ten DAYS ago a
small german Was gwen by col0red
society people. In ehe next issue OF his
paper Harrison charged that certain
e0l0red men took women ot doubtful
character % the bali and danced IA
them For publishing this, he said, ne
was threatened with bodily harm. In
this weeks paper be followed up the
article with the names OF the men and
women. and denounced them IN severe
terms, AZ tne same time mentioning the
threats and announcing that be was
prepared 10 defend himself. Several
colOred men, 10 . said, have sworn 10
Kill him on sight. and further blOOd-
shed IS expected before the matter
ends.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
MRS. DIXEY WANTSADIVORCE
She says the Comedian Has Abandoned
and Neglected Her

New YORK, Aug. l6.-Mrs. Ida J.
Dlxey has instituted suit in the
Supreme Court for limited divorce
from Henry +. Dixey, the comedian,
on the ground of abandonment and
non-support. Dixey is IN Chicago,
where he is professionally engaged.
lie expects TO leave for SAN Francisco
sunday. On the wIfe's application,
Judge Beach today granted an order
for the service OF the summOnses and
publication. The couple were married
June >, 1878. and have two children,
Henry f., aged IL years, and Evangel-
me, aged 10 years. Mrs. Dlxey alleges
that she and the children have been de-
pr!ved of the society and support of Mr..
Dixey since September. 1887, when ne
abandoned them without cause. She
SAYS that she has conducted herself
with propr.ety, managed the household
affairs OF her husband with prudence
and economy, and 1T all times treated
hi'a with Kindness and forbearance.
Her complaint asks separation from
bed and board and a suitable allowance
for herself and children.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
BREEDERs' ASSOCIATION.
Their Meeting at saginaw Promises q
BE Interesting.

Their mcetinE at saginaw Ifefnlses 70
BE fnteresting.
The meeting Of the Trottng Horse
Breeders Association wl!l bc held a.
Saginaw August 20. p and IS. There
are cighty-eight entries and lively
time Is expected. Following arc the
events.
FIRST day-stake No. j, value 1876.
open 10 all 2-year-oid trotters. Stake
No. 3, value $3.50 open 10 All 4-year-0ld
trotters that have never beaten 2.i0.
Stake No. Z. value Sll5, open % all
PAGERS years old and under. Class
2.40 trOttnC. purse $50.
Second day-Siake No. 2. value $3.50,
open 10 all 3-voar-old troitcrs. Clsss .,
2:25 tro,t.ng, purse $50. Class 8, 2.30
pacing, purse S1s1.
Third Day-Stake No. 5. value S270,
open 10 all two year old irottcrs. pro-
duce OF stations whose get have never
beated 2.30. stake (, value $50. open
TO all four year cid trotiers. stake 6,
value S235, one mile dash for ycafhng
trutlers. Class 4. 2.33, irotung purse.
S25o. Special match race, 500 aside.
trott.ng, best two p three. Special
match race. So a side, best two IA three,
trotting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
CAN'T Use TIE NAILS.
The House Yesterday Passed the
Anti-Lottery Bill
The Penalty for Violation is FIXED at
fiNe Hundred Dollars Fine or one
Years ImprlsoRmeat sr Both.

WAsHNoroS, >. c., Aug. l6.-The
House today passed the Ant.-Lottery
bill. Tie bill provides, among other
things, that no letter or circular con-
eernrng any lottery or money for the
purchase OF any ticket IN any lottery
shall be carried IN the mail Or delivered
al or through any pOst-olhce; nor shall
any newspaper or publication OF any
kind, containing any advertisement o!
any lottery or glit enterprise, or con-
tanning any llst OF prizes or gift enter
PRISE be carried IN the mail.
ANY one knowingly violating this law
shall be deemed guilty OF mlsdc-
meanor and, on conviction, shall be
punished by fine OF not more than
sj0V, or by Imprisonment for not more
than one year, or by both such line
and imprisonment FOR each otiense.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
At Kalamazoo.

-tr-ts,rt - 80 -s--aese- ss tNs
KALAMAZOO, Mich- Aug. 1.-THE
Democratic county convention 70 elect
delegates to the state. Congress oasl
and senatorial Eepresentatve conven-
tons, was held here today with a good
attendance. Godfrey J. Knight vas
chairman. ard jas II. Ensne headet
the delegation 10 the STATE cor veutou
and VIM g. Howard The Congr ss.cnal.
Resolutions were adopted rrotesflng 2
against class legislation and tae rob
berry Ct tae masses of toilers for the
benefit 81 the few A. = ShaSespear
Vas CHOSEN cha rn-sn of the Democratic
county conVer toa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

has never been seen or heard from
siace. lie plonouuees Il one 81 rms
most utter scenes II devastation mas .'-
stle. one ulghi tns Jaage wAs %Nak-
enod ~ his brother, who auAs aiiesd
that q cycloae had gost passed over
them. The next mornng tne papers
announced that tae calmneYs oi seFtl~t
balid ugs had heen demolished eat
the cyclone did act pass leN enough -
90 further damage.
There = : draUlh 4 hans2s about the
vicinity az Atc0lson, aud al tae crops
are perfectly worthless There has not
been = drop Of Iala there slnce June.
Tie Missouri Valley however, ls . solid
body Of cora, and there wla be b'S
crops from that district.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
Their Districts.

Amos Musselman, the industrial cen
sus collector, says ne viii take the
statistics from the furniture factories
himself. The city has been divided
INTO four districts. .JOnn T. krOnkospf
Will take the south Of Fulton-st., II. G..
Goodrich viii take all between Fulton
and Ivon-st., Edward " Ford viii take
that lying north of Lyon-st.. and ".
j. ~prOat Wi take thc west SIDE of the
river
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

CHrcs.o. Tll.. Aag. l6---Ads'n '4rs sz'-
formerly a prom merit merchant AZ S1
Joseph. No. was brought here toosg
by 3 Chicago detective from san frtn-
ciao, where he vas arrested an fae
c1lrge rf enfhe7zt tng forty teotist'd
3olisrs ef the fcuis of n r 3o1ar9n
q Co., Bokrd ol Trade hIn oi this
--.T.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

Tomorrow night smiths handsome
opera house WI open - doors after :
summers rest. A magnificent aggre-
gatlon of stellar lghts NIL grScs TIE
openalg week, and M&nsger smith says
he intends "a pursue tie same polley
throughout the ss4son- None h0i the
beet 81 be had foT money vi be en-
gagged. Aslafte, that wouderoGs snd
lgconpFeaenaOle performance, heads
the Int Tor tomorrow gbt and y ~ Dc
seen ail tie week lt Is followed oy =
long list II a1traen0ns that are sure 70
WIN toe public favor There Viii be
three nstnees, viz "Wednesday, In
day anu Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
SIXTY STRIKERS.

Troubie on the Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific
CHICAGO, Aug. l6.-AbOut 60 switch
men n the freight yard Of the Chicago
R0ck Island aud Pacific Railroad went
oat cen strike about nlne O'Clock to-
n git. Their grievance - the treot-
mers by A. b. Corey. who vas appoint
cd General yardmaster about Eve
E3o1ths sg0. They have never been
satisfied vlth Corcy's appointment, and
have used every possible chance TO fnd
f8ut with his work.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
Not Verified.

theNraN't - w NtNtsaAN-esSNNS
DETROIT, Aug. l6. A dispatch recciv-
ed here this afternoon said that the
switchmen had been called out along
the Michigan Central. The officers Of
the road in this city, however, say they
have received no verificahon of the
report.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
ON THEIR BIKES.
silent steed Riders Hold a Meeting in
Detroit.


DETROIT, Aug. 15.-Nearlv one hun
dred bicyC.ers. including some of the
fastest riders in the state, are in the
city today to begin their three days
round Of pleasure and business. Repre-
sentativcs are here from Grand Rapids,
Bay City, Saginaw, Flint, Racine, Wis,
Cleveland. Toledo, Port Huron, Mon
roe and AlgOnac. Ann ArbOr delegates
came IN overland. The Lansing con-
tlngent viii arrive tonight. The
attendance would oe much larger
this year but for the fact that about
fifty wbeeimen contemplate leaving Es-
sex Center. Monday afternoon, for
Niagara Falls.
Detroit wheelmen are looking care
fully TO their comfort. The visitors
were escorted 70 the club rooms at 81
Washington-ave. and entertained until
noon. when they were served with din
ner at the NOrmandie.