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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
FACTS BRIEFLY sTATER

TAe ceasns Bere40 gives ths pop.lA-
ASA ef Connselca4 a. fks 81. ~ IA
ersAss q lez iti
EaNer4 kanaey t4ruer = New
Lenax. Ia. Las ossn 9g.keA tAsaae -
the t4fiT quest-sn.
= q hnlEaI uercAsut Il tAnton
Ne. las see6 + g. p0n & No for de-
ssracglen 81 lis crs1lt
TIE thlFd reunlen of ths MosksEen
soldiers ana sailors Assesl4rioD - se
ias held 81 Nseayg0 NaeA.
Tae MinEeld la elevaser bafaed
Wednesday, ceuslaE q loss of slo. oea
with insurance tor sf,o9a
Ths Canaaisn wheat crop vas iulCred
- 1he recent frosts Sn4 Nll gra1e
loasr than VAS expected.
A Ere started by tEamps in soae
stalls en- TIE FAIR grounas AZ Lansing.
Mica causes loss OF - Qoe
Whns drilling weil 81 Orient Ia
Wednesday Charles Niison struck .
s.rong fov Of Ga q depth of lso feet
Horace Il. Porter. soa q Genera
Horace Porter. died iu Philadelphia
Wednesday Of typheia ieser aged Is
years
The tenth annual reunion of TIE old-
time tolegrapher aud the United States
Military Corps ended On "Wednesday in
haesas city.
L. HeAdleT. uperintendent q teie.
graph Of the 81 Louis a san Francisco
railroad al North Springfield. Nc, is q
fugitive charged With embezzling The
companys funas
In wrocs on the Warren branch al
the ST. Louis. Iron Moantain & south
ern read at Golden. Ark, fourteen pss
sengcrs were injured, tRo. il vas
thought fatally
A natnral-g2s explosion similar 20 tbe
recent enc az Waidrou. Ind, took place
in Monroe County. IS "a, tue earih
being rent into deep ehasns and the es-
Gaping gas taking Ere.
The boiler az the gan houseof Hugh
Boyce near Charlotte. -. C., exploded
Wednesday. killing WIN Boyce. son o'
the owner Of the gin house, and severe
" injuring several other people
The first successful attempt 10 make
steel from Southern iron occurred Al
Chattanooga, Tenn. Wednesday, and
exploaes the idea that southern iron
contained too much phosphorus u
make steel.
The boiler IN the Williamson Beiti ng
Company's works in - Louis exploded
and George Chittler, fireman, Was fatal
ly scalded, and Casper Beck, engineer
received serious burns on the face, necl
and shoulders.
Figures made in ST. Paul, MINI, yes
terday show that tho Montana cattle
run of 1890 reaches l0s, 00o. which Is 90
coo more than that OF last year. Price,
have beon fair, and the amount realizes
was shout "a, 000. 000
A meteor which fell on the farm o
John Goddard. in Iowa, was dug up by
Peter Hugland. who sold IL 10 Prof
Winchell. of Minnesota. Goddard Ia
Just won a replevin suit 70 recover th'
stone Prof. Winchell will appeal I
the Supreme Court.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

-. z.sa.-sssl ssxsr ks4~a - shs 70
-. 1a-ssEl..ss F4s4iy iyass-sss-
-. sA<stroysd. tssi4rs fs.As@- Scat
-. ..a Doeks sErs<kes. aud water
frsm "a sseass ~ : Fos3 tsssR - sas
ssr~stz
Nx,FYoxx. sepe. - New NoEk a2s
thsrs.s<sly sszked zg4ia te-a@g, eas
- se.srfe aere de- sfs-ssed an- @-sg -s.e1.
Itxss .as e.sEeus1 9zg ef ihs stsEle
s-8 the segeata ot eoaI2u99a r@ln-
4ss olfes. tRb2bitznt has 40 reeollee-
tea 81 saeh losg iraWa esi Psrioc of
1stasss As tals TIE fall Of rain IS an-
prscedezte2 In t0eaty years IA th-s
elsY.
TIE stoFn psrzlyzsa bllalaz opera
tianS destroyed sewsrs, neo1sd ths
river froatS fNsa cellars. Nreckes
bsAt-ho4ses. smashed 1oeks, stopps3 AL
outdoor work. and m&is every enc an
eoa fortable The army Il working
people we lsave ths-r hones before
o'clock il TIE uoraiag wers caught ln =
terrific fall Of rain, snG splashed
through the same Kind Of weather 10
their homes In the evening Tie
water came straigss doVa in tor
rents IS though the bottom had
dropped out OF every cloud above the
city. Streets became Streams from six
inches 70 foot deep and umbrelias.
rubber coats, and 0ver-shoes afforded no
protection. 50 frightful was the deiaee.
Extra trains were run On all the
elevated railways and the only convey
ances that were not overcroNded were
the open cars OF the surface lines.
Every station OF the elevated RAILWAYS
was choked With people. who struggled.
ard pushed, and tore each others
clothes in endeaToring 70 get on tie
trains
PROM Canal 20 the Battery west the
street was a sea and passengers coming
from New Jersey had many mishaps in
crossing the dirty pond. An express
man II tho loot OF West street carried
people across in a wagon for five cents
each. He hauled ten AT time. The
frequent blockades Of trucks and w&g-
ons on West street were taken
advantage of by people com
ing and going 70 the fer
ries. IL vas a novel and exhilara-
ting sight 10 see men, boys, women
and girls clambering over the wagons
like cats. Water forced of sewer-caps
at many places and deluged by
standers At Murray and West streets
a sewer broke and thu water rushed
out like a cataract. flooding a saloon.
Two feet of water poured into tho bar
room. Stock in cellars in West street
was totally destroyed.
On the south shore Of Staten Island
property was much damaged. Four
feet of water surrounded tho s. S.
White Company factory At Princess
Bay and sixty-fve employees were
rowed one and half miles TO and from
their work. Scores of sail and row
boats were lost. Reports from New
Jersey and Pennsylvania say that,
owing TO the continued rain, the fall
fruit crops are totally destroyed by rot
AID mildew. The apple crop OF West
ern New York has suffered in the same
WaV
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
A FATHERS DEED.
Ga Turas Els Hone Iata :
SlaugaIsr-Heasa.
ne Sheets Tao Daughters DEAD. "a
49, aegass Aa0tasr aad Mar
chaat. Then kNs tfsFasels.
srreazar . - aAnFsaIsE

EgTcBEzX - sEH HAMFsafkE
f0srsAoUfH. :. H.. sept ls.-A ter.
ribs TRACED ocegrre1 here "Wednesday
nigat Frsd Il ;. Hsin, aged Is years
cooper In the sMpley q the EldFe1ge
Brewing CelPany. lad . famlly II three
daughters. the eldest icaFr1el heiRg Is
years y axe. several moatts ago his
~ife eft him. Heia's tree bles pseyei
upon ais sliad uatil be resolved 70 eni
them sEa also remove froaa ter nptatioa
the three fenkie zssH bsrs Of his house
hold. Tw0 of them sad ths murderer
are nos dead. vale a. q hospital tbe
third daughter lies dglng, with a
ballet Ia her neck. sad a. his home
On state street. Charles W. Taylor.
wsii-known hardware merchant,
with that OF Helms wife, les
under the hands OF the surgeon with
two bnllets In his back The story 81
the murder Is as follows. Charles ".
Taylor, stove dealer on Market street.
While entering bis residence on State
and Union streets al 80 T. N.
was rushed upon by Helm, who
fred TWO shots az Taylor. both OF
which took effect Taylor is still alive.
but IS very low, although able % con-
verse with those about him. In reply
20 questions be said that he does not
know What prompted Helm 70 shoot
him. Taylor Is prominent in several
secret societies he is S5 years old and
married
After shooting Taylor Helm hurried
20 his own house. and little before
o'clock people living in the vicinity
heard Ave pistol shots ared in rapid sue
eossion. Immediately atterward Maud,
the lS-year-old daughter OF Helm. was
seen running out OF tho house. She pro-
eeeded but a short distance when she
fell Neighbors rushed 10 her assist
ance. On being asked whst the trou bic
vas she replied: Father has shot me"
An examination shows that one bull
let entered The right side of her
face az short sangc. As she started
10 run out OF the house her father
fired two shots az her, one taking effect
under the shoulder. passing through
her stomach and the other passing
through her hip. The lower part OF
Helms house was the scene OF the muir
derer's most horrible work. Just out
side the back door lay two bodies.
Carrie, the Oldest girl. had been
shot through the head, dying in
stantly. Across her prostrate form
lay Bertha, the youngest daughter.
When found she was unconscious, and
expired in fifteen minutes, the bullet
that caused her death having entered
her head just behind the left ear. In
the front chamber lay the dead body OF
Helm with bullet through the temple
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
THE OLD GAME.
TIE British Government Agsla
Altar Irish Patriots.
E5tOr cssrisn Snc tohn plioa an
ressea - pssblia o. Charts
q CcnsprAef.

WARRANTS ogT res eTaEg IfA9rES
bghlaN sept r. Afr 1oan n.lea
wss zEgested thls uorntag ai eis sneseA
residence neal ttis cily Re "ts az
case harrle4 uusor stroDf rasfa ant
e3la tae ata4ast secreeF ~ the r4li-
sey station. eatre special o.r Has Ia
es3tl1g As saen a. Ae enteiei ne
tf@sa ~as s4arsed ioT httln, NalA
hrlff stop was ll ace fntt eitYs NAea
the prisoner was oarf lca on to tir
persry. 1hs tenants az Ntlrt teNr BE- IS
charged ulth having lnciuea h. Als
speeches 10 refuse payment SO real 20
tneir LAND ord Mr smhia hGrfs
Tie arrest oi Nallsm obriea vss
made a. the 0lenEarih tc.el Ma
0Brlen VAS present st the time The
charges against Mr Brcu are sia.llar
e. those on which SIR n.Hon pas
arrested Tness charges sre basoa on
speeches made ~ Rim Al iamerlck and
IlpperarF ln utich. 80 Is alleged. 10
advised has auaitors net a. psg rent
Prom GleaFarn, Whiea Is a. ihe head
o. Banhy hay. and rot far frcm Cors.
Sir. q Bfien vas immeaiately cafrloe 10
that city.
Glon and q Brien have been aFraoe-
ing toI tDar of fhe Jn.tod STATES ara
CaRada IA corr pany vlth Tinolhv Hsr-
fnglou and ~ y. Gill; ana wcro exc
pecurr % ssil Tor America carlg in oe-
tober
Warrants have been issued fof the
arrest % Mossrs sheedy and Condor.
members 81 the House of lonmous.
Mr. Patrick o Drlen sad Res DAVID
Humphreys. 81 lipDerary
In addition TO those already meH-
toned IN is ascertaincd than Warrant
has been issued foF a Mr Dalton nho
has been active IN The work Of thc Land
League.
This sudden action Of the Governments
las fallen like bolt from the oicar
sky. The Irish N4uonalists lad
no suspicion of The impondlne t.on,
and are al loss 10 know what
IL portends. Mingled surprise
and Indignation are tie proioml-
nant feelings in Dublin. Dispatches
from various parts oi ireland indicate
that the Nationalisss are evorYwaofs
greatly excited "a thc arrests
Here IN Dnblin The police are keep
ing a strict watch al the headquarters
Of the Land League Persons enter
ing or leaving are subjected 70 the
closest scrutiny. Dispatches from
Tippcrary repoTt that the orgznizor
Of the local branch Of the league
F there are under close police sur.
4 veillance and are being constantly Ebsd.
owed This special act Of the police
F leads TO the belief taat the authorities
( are contemplating further arrests u
4 IS considered altogether ~rohah o
1 that warrants are already ont
against many leaders IN tie
Land League of secondary rank ana
T importance who have made themsc FcS
obnoxious by the active part they have
I taken in recent anti-rent campaigns
( No one xiii be surprised. taereiore. 90
hear al any moment that other men
have been taken into CUSTODY
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
eONOS BOUGHT UP.
The Treasury Purchases sIC,SS3, 500 OF
the Four Per Cents.

WAsrISGToS, Sept 1s-ln reply 10
the circular OF the Treasury Department
Of Saturday. September lS, inviting pro-
posals for the sale Of SIG. 600, 600 A per
cent. bonds at noon Wednesday, tho
Treasury Department received offers
aggregating about s2s. Oo0 600. OF which
SIG eS3, 500 were purchased.
An official Of the Treasury Depart
ment calls attention 20 the fact that the
disbursements by the Treasury IN thirty
two days have exceeded the receipts by
$50, OOc, 600. The total offers OF ~ per
cent. bonds to the Treasury tuesday for
the entire country amounted 20 Sl.057.-
500 making a total so Far of Sl2.050, 600.
The prepayment CT interest on the per
cents Tuesday aggregated SS5l, ,77s, max
i'm total so far Of S4,2l2.06a
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
THE CENTRAL STRIKE.
Tho knights OF Labor Declare 1t on
Des;.tution of StrIkers' Families.


Des;.tution OF StrIkers' Families.
ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 1S.-The great
knights of Labor strike on the Cen
tral-Hudson railroad was officially de-
clared of Wednesday by the executive
board of District Assembly 246, which
ordered it on August 8 Treasurer
Price was asked to what he attributed
the failure Of the strike. He said:
wholly 70 the lack OF finances. IL
we had money we could have
whipped them. But we did not have it.
All the money we had in the district
was spent in keeping and sending back
workmen who were brought here to
take our places" The men will try 70
get reinstated. and 10 that end have
forwarded petition to the railroad
company. The families OF many OF the
strikers arc in a sorry plight. being in
need of food, with the outlook for tho
wagc-earners most discouraging.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

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pairAr fre. ~ CaH ff- fas faen
s1a~ies rresfert ~ hf feels a.
vieior Trfses Hsnf Hosee-s ~ turr.
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rfv rhe rts enss fe rsn fu es l.sg r.
lst4rs
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~ YsfE sept Is frs5erits fsas
tfs Trr,srss Ctfness ~ Nsesfes eorssI
a. esr frst is fas rt7 1n
-r-sssse.re 80 sseft ~ rssssrssr bs
rsss thaf Ftrlsss is Ttff.ff 2 -rer cas- =
esnurasrfe p - Ct.ra tersnse ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
FOR CONGRESS.
Nominations Made IN Various Districts
"Wednesday.

The Congressional nomlDeuons on
Wednesday we're as follows: Georgia,
First district, ". j. Doyle (RepD. In
diana, First district, J. :. Wright.
(Dem.); Fifth, j. G. Dunbar (Rcp.l;
Thirteenth, H. X Wilson lRep). Mich
igan, Second district, j. 5. German
(Dem.); Fourth, G. H. Cunningham
(Pro1; Sixth, B. G. Stout (Dem. J. Ohio.
Eighth district, Charles Foster (Rep. };
Eleventh, J. Nj. Pattison DEM. Mary
land, Second district, Il. Stump Dem };
Third, H. w. Rusk (Dem.); Fourth, l.
Raynes (Dem.). Mississippi, Fourth
district. Clark Lewis (Dem.l. Texas.
Fifth district, J. w. Bailey
(Dem.). Illinois, Seventeenth dis
trict, Edward Roessler tF. N. b. A..
Wisconsin, Second district, d. c. Van
Brunt (Dem.) New Jersey, Fourth
district. Samuel Fowler (Dem.). Penn
sylvania, First district, II. B. Bingham
iRep); Second, Charles O'Nein (Rep d;
Fourth, ]. z. Reyb (Rep.); Fifth, "A.
c. Harmon (Eep.); Seventh. f. " Hal
lowell (Rep). Nebraska, Third district,
G. w. L. Dorsey (Rep). New Hamp-
shire, Second district o. c. Moore
(Pepl
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
MINERS TO STRIKE.
Over 10000 Mon in Illinois and Indian,
Coal Fields to Demand an IncreAse ia

Coal Fields to Demand an Increase In
Fay.
PIrTsBUEGu, Pa, Sept 1s.-Patrick
McBryde, member OF the executive
board Of the United Mine Workers, was
in Pittsburgh Wednesday night on his
way 20 Springfield, H., where he will
order strike OF the 40, 90 miners en-
ployed in the Indiana aud Illinois fields.
The strike will be for an advance in
wages and Will begin November l. In the
northern districts an advance OF seven
and one-half cents is asked. In the
southern districts the advance asked is
ten cents The strike mas been brew
ing for a long time. The Illinois and
Indiana operators, it is charged,
have been showing themselves par
ticularly hostile toward The men. The
demands were made last spring. The
miners then announced they would
work throughout the summer. The oper-
ators have steadily refused the
advance, except those in the
northern districts. who will con-
csde it il the southern operators
will also make the concession. As the
latter refused TO do SO, however, a
strike is certain. The miners have
been preparing for the strike, and
plenty of funds have bcen secured 20
put backbone into H. The executive
board Of tho United Minc Workers
has sanctioned the strike, and Mr.
McBryde goes West as its rep
resentative. Mr.. McBryde said: There
will certainly be a strike of the Indiana
and Illinois miners We are well pre-
pared for IL and will ask the Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio operators TO shut down
tenn porarily in order that We may close
every avenue of escape FOR the Western
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

CREssoN SPRINGS Pa. Sept 1s.-Pri-
vate Secretary Balford has instructed
Assistant Secretary Pruden 70 forward
the anti-lo;tcry bill TO the President
Immediately upon its receipt at the
White House. In the ordinary course
Of business the bill would be referred
70 the Post-Ofice Department ior inves-
tigation and report. The same course
viii be followed in the case 81 tho
river and hartor biz.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

cRrrev Iil SEPT IS Mefft Daley.
owner ~ ianst a ranning horse. Vas
killed ca tae oFie CoautT Arriralsurs8
Associatioa eroarls Wednesday He
was riding the mare ir she t6lr5 saa
winnins beat when reaf ere auarfer.
pois she stamble5, and fsllise tsrer
as- rider uadsr her. brsskinr thres ~
- rI -. crasainz tasm into his seart
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

CIsCINNATI. Sept Is. F. Benjamin EUt-
terEorth. Representative n Congress
from tho First Ohio district Las wrltteu
who bad asked him 70 he = candidate
for reelection, in which he positively y
declines giving as one reason that he ia
obliged to follow some pursuit which
will enable him 70 place his family in
circums stances of security against casa
alts or death.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

IsHFFNINe, Mich. Sept u Peter T.
Johnson. aged -. was killed almost in
stantly a. Lake shaft Wednesday nigh;
By heavv log witch vas being hoisted
bv chains but broke s~av. Johnson
ffvearcid son was standing few feet
from MS father and saw TIE old mans
hrsi-s battered ont before his ewes
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

IAxsfSo. Mich, sept Is Although
thsro are thousands of members o.
the Farmers Alliance ~ Michigan. TIE
order has never had = formal STATE or
eanizatfon. Wedtasdsv f75 delegates
net here and orgsniasd nc state Fsru
ers' Alliance and Industrial Uuion A
r Cole. of Towlerviue. was elected
Pres dsat ard ! =. Potter. of Lansing.
lr-re+e~r
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
THE UTAH COMMISSION.
It's Annual Report Recommends Further
stringent; Legislation Against Poiyg-
amy. which Is Found to De on the In


SALT LAKE CITY. u. T., Sept. is
The Utah commission has forwarded to
the Secretary OF the Interior lengthy
report OF its operations and proceedings
for the year ended September l. 1920.
The principal feature of the report is
the recommendation of further legisla-
tion in support Of the existing laws.
The commissioners say that the prac-
tice OF pOlygamy is rather on the in
crease than the decrease, and that the
doctrine is taught in all the Mormon
churches. In conclusion the commission
repeats what il said in its last report:
That in this matter the Government and
Congress should take no backward or even way
ering step. but should coutinuc the active and
vigorous enforcement OF the laws. and the in
provement OF them by the amendment OF such
as would make them more effective, and by en-
acting such other laws IS experience may show
10 be wise and moro cfIleacious 10 accomplish
'se Desired ead"
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

CfFrrTaT3 - SEPT fs Wed res1 1s~
vhils cleaning fs-rffs-e vifH rasaltfs.
KS HcNssgbton stsuns3 on a rnsfrh.
T'bs rasollne sFp'efe,l harBIHr hf
81 gsf fotrsrf ~ aesit ans ~ .1a--
IS infariHz Nrs Mchsegttor ana KS
fsu-.F fre
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

Bcth The method and results when
syrup Of kigs Is takea; Il /. pleasant
and refreshing 30 the taste, sad acts
genLy yet promptly ca the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, elexnses the sys
tan sdsctuzllY. dsspels colds, head
schss aad fevess and cures hahitaal
constipation. syrup Of Figs il the
oniy remedy of Ice kind ever pro-
daced. pleasing 20 the taste and zc-
eeptabls 70 tha stomach, prompt Ia
IN sction and truly beneficial In It's
fleets, prepared o1ly from the most
ssalshy and agreeable substances. its
nany excellent qualities commend it
% all and have made it the most
popular remssiy known.
syrup Of Figs is for sale In Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gztA Any ras.ahle druggist who
hay not have it on hand viii pro
suTs il promptly fer any ons who
Eishes to Try T. Do lot accept any
uheti.ate.
CALIFORNIA FJe SKRUP co.
ssz saascoce cAl.
teosssakk. ~ sEa Fofs. N.Y.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

RosroS. sept. 1s Or wednesda7 an
ass 9nneut Vas made By 2 Gar8nsr
Chase 4 Co. BANKERS and lrokerS.
James r Phel ps the assignee, said the
liabilities were ahout e 8oo e0o ft IS
asserled "a. TIE hanks a-e rot sEse.s.a
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
KNOCKING OUT A STRIKE.
Bankers. Merchants aud Lawyers Turn In
and Work Carpenters at SPOKANE


SPOKANE FAILS. Wash. Sept Is
A remarkable spectacle was presented
at the new Exposition building which
IS being constructed for tho opening OF
the exposition October !. Two hundred
anion carpenters struck because tho
board OF directors bought small guam
tity OF lumber from a 6oycotted mill
after failing in the attempt 10 secure 10
elsewhere Public indignation was
aroused and large n2mber OF promi-
nent citizens. bankers. merchants and
lawyers went 20 the building, and with
hammers in hand engaged in tho work
OF LAYING 81 ngles on the roof
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

SkN FEkvcIsco. SEGA rs A rsl-.
sforus kuxast "a rsased ccn 3ers hle
destruction 80 rroee~tv tareUF eos'
1apsa Ahoat T.e00 houses sers se.
ssreves sni shirtg-six PERSONS droraes
hY Seeds in fazasbins -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

Eavsks CRY No. Sept 1s-Th q
Cookson iron works nade ar ass rn
nsent fer re henest of les cred tors
The plaas cost sso. So Creditors will
probably be paid n fuIl Lack q bore
natronaE assIzaea a. eansa 81 fail.na-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
MOI UNITED.

Houss Republicans Dfridsd on IN Flee
tIon Contsst-sir. Cheadis IndD Makes
speech on the Iangs Vensbie Case.
washington. Sept 1s--Tbo House
on "Wednesday took up the Langston-
Venable contested election case.
Mr.. Cheadis lind opposed the ma
jority resolution and declared that the
Republicans OF tae House could not
Afford 70 vote Venable out and Lang
ston in The Fourth district Of Nir-
ginia was reliably Republican and IL
had been carried hy the Democrats. not
because Of tho popularity q hr
Cleveland or the popularity %
81 Harrison. but because Of Republican
division. II vas perfectly plain snd
natural statement cf fat that the Re-
publican psrtT In shat district bad been
beaten solely bv reason of irrocoueil.
abie differences IN The Republican party
r. had heen raco division. with al
fhaf such division could imply IN the
south The Republicans had been far
lY beaten. ard it vas icneath ihe dig
nitY 81 Tho Repnbiican party - r..
vise fha fru-cs 30 A. elecfioa which
had loen last 90 90 hv thoussncs
% votes sreaking politically. 81
wosa be suicl3ai Tor The Republican
rartq 20 seat nan who baa led
bolt against t6e rezu A. Republican
csadidate For himself he sad mas as
coad no1 an5er BIS oafh sn8 Vlta rs
kno~iel-c ~ fhe caso. vote fo seat 80
eou .estant ars he aonei. fo- tee rood
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
s;iebf~... wIlisis css., R..ssr.

LAxsrxe. Mich. Sept Is Briesdier-
General Charles Brown. &C FLINT. con-
aaaader % the State troops. has FOR.
varded his resignation - Governor
Lace. Tse Governor has appointed
COLONEL Ea7sue Robinson, % Detroit
% surraed hlF.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
s~rsp Tned for Western ststrs.

WASHINGTON. sept - Tho Commis-
sioner OF the Land Once informs Con
Eress that the State OF Illinois has re-
ceived from the Government. as land
scrip endowment fund. $3.50 600. which
vas granted for the support OF tho col
lcge ot agriculture az Urbana Wisoon-
sin got s5sS. IS. Iowa S549, Ss5, and
Michigan 5000. 600
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
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SOLDIERS MASSACReD.
rhirty-Two Spaniards Killed by Natives
Of tho Caroline Islands.

SAN FRAScIsco, Sept 80. L.
Owens. merchant OF Manila, arrived
here on the steamship Gaelic He
says terrible massacre occurred
August 10 in the town OF Ponape
in tho Caroline islands Spanish
soldiers were building a fortress
a number Of rifles. On August s natives
overpowered the guard, seized the guns
and attacked the town. Thirty-two
Spaniards were killed Several Spanish
men Of war were sent from Manila to
Ill - al.Ar-- I.n-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

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