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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-03

JoLsnr. IA. Sept 2 Blast furnace
No. 2 st the rolling mills again %
plo6ed Monday night causing small
earthquake in Joliet There were
three terrific detonations that shook the
buildings throughout tie city The
explosion was caused bY wcrnout iin-
ing. one emp.oyc hal his head hor-
fih1y cat and an eve pet cut
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-03
Rcpubllcan Club Convention.

SARATOGA. \. y. Sept 2.-The ad-
vance guard Of the National League OF
Republican clubs arrived in Saratoga
Monday, including Judge Thurston, %
Nebraska, chairman. and 4. Il. Hum
phrey. of New York, secretary. The
Republican clubs convention will be
held on Thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-03

TIE folfovlnc Congressional nornins<
wors were ms8s ou Non5sy. Illinois.
T.s~h teerth district. Cioeso J Iin3-
Joy Rep siaih district Andres
ASHTON lFaruiers snd PfohibfiCnlstsl
reorrs. seventh 6istfieL Zactsfis'
Barcfzvs iEeB
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-03

10th the method and results when
Syrup of Eigs is tzksns it Is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the kidneys.
Liver aad Bowels. cleznses the sys,
ten eHectuallY. dispels colds. head
sches aud feysrs and cures hakit0al
constipation Syrup of Figs IS ths
only remedy Of is Kind ever pro-
daced, pleasiEg % the taste and ae-
cep.abls 70 tie stomach, prompt IL
ia sction and truly beneficial in Is
effects, prepared oniy from the Inoss
healthy aud agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
% ell and have made il the mOst
popular remedy known
Syrup of Figs IS for sale IN 500
and 81 bottles hy all lealing drug
gisiA Any reliable druggist who
may not have il ca hand VII pro
cure it promptly fer any one who
wishes % Try It. Do lot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Ffe syrup co.
ss7 feSscl3cc. csL.
LOUISVILLE. kT- zzH Foax. W.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-03

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hear sstrr1sv ssr,ss niqeins vss kille
ard rs brother 1ssse fsfs p vosnes
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"a. via who're tnfr tas a.affelea.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-03
TIE MARKETS.
Grain, Provision. etc.

CHICAGO SEPT 2
FrouR-Quiet aad steady. Spring Patents.
IS ooass0. Bakers. S24oqe4o0. Siralghtx = -
a475. Winter Patents. Si-a1a5.s5, Clears 400
Gao
wHEAr-Ruled stronger. 10. ? cash o ga
i0s. December, foSs8iosa and MAY so71s
siOSt
CoRw- -rairiv active and nrrner No. SKA
seac; No ? yellow. fss. Gs7ac. &c. 9 $sad4ec;
No yellow e6.tlffikc. September, ssssA
45Izc: October. 45safshc. MAJ. zs't@sesc
okTs-Firmsr. 80. . SGEi1c October. sl-s
035t.c. May 2S95sac. samples ir large tup
ply and STEADY 40. 2 sSgafsc' No White.
Ssa-s4c, No. 2. .5is9S-' No. White. "a
$3.50.
Ryr-was easier 10 cash. si0sl'sc SEP
ternner delivery. ei'so. o-tobef, sc Dsce1ae-r'
CSC. sample lots eiAs2s9c for No and 81
asc f0r 80.
BArrxr- Rnied steady M sspteulhsr,
7sc Samples CommoH. fs1t5ec. foos -
choice s5f1foc. extra .ofs mstllc
sFEns-Timof hr easy pfirnc = 7s1l-s2 cou
mon ~ choice. G. oyal s6 sepfsmber delivery
$40 FAX aru = 81. sepfsu. her delivery
= a. aua Year e 81. Clover quiet common -
choice - Dp94 ~. Ruckvheat fsd5sf Hun.
rsrfar- Common - choice oU1sr Eilist ssfa
sae and German Hfirf e0a So
NFas PoHE -Narket sor-r~hat unsettled
p-foes euofatle ~ sf0eo1 l8 90 fof cash. 80
amm for septenbsr ga iga ois fof Ocfoh.r.
sff e7.s i2o osis for ysnssry, snd 90 500 i2es
fof May.
Ispn- Rafte- scfirs Prices rsnrst 81 ~ ~
ass for cash. SffEaf - fer ssrfenoef
e 3saf 81. for October snc r Ss5ags7i iof
Jsnrsrv
B--rrrH-cresnsrr. sa7p Dal-y. Taise'
Tacsinr STOCK 1Hsc
pcrlrrY Y-Isrs Cfickens ss1se pr =
srr1g Cairsens s1ftc pef ih. Live Jursers
= - 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-03

CFnsR F8fTDs Ia Hert z--Tns -
vsar-sla scr - fo-erasr HtItbtrsr -
Governor bgits isrH. Fssr 0run1v
fertef. vss suttasre1 in 81 ostftz
The sun., 1890-01-02

q lining Of the came delicate pink. The bodice
was cut v shape, back and front, with vest
formed entirely Of the let and steel paesemen-
terie. studded with long pendants, epauIettes
finished with marrow .plaitinRs Of rink crepe
lisle, Crescent shaped ornaments OF steel and
Jet decorated the satin over the arm; mag
nificent necklace OF diamonds, with pendants
around her neck. and the rich toilet was COM
pieted by an algretto OF pink ostrich tips, las
tened in the hair with single diamond
The members OF the Pam American oonRres
had been especially invited to attend. and after
leaving the White House they drove directly 70
the mansion, where they reSeiveI warm ana ana
ladies Of his party. after which they partook Of
tho good cheer set out in the beautiful and
spacious dining room. which is handsomely
frescoed In terra Gotta, with oak tiled ioor. tho
whole lighted from above by rich toned sky
light set In the elaborately carved Louis XVI.
ceiling The distinguished members OF the
delegation were most favQrably impressed bv
their visit and tho taseful and elegant adorn-
mentB OF the handsome suite OF parlors.
Other apeeial receptions during the afternoon
we're rs follows: Secretary Blaine. to the mem
bers OF the diplomatic corps and the delegates
TO the International Maritime and Pan -Ameri-
can conferences; Secretary Proctor, 70 the Off
Gers OF the army, and Secretary and Mrs. Tracy,
to the ofncers OF the navy
The sun., 1890-01-02
Obituary..

EnArson Wight. wealthy citizen OF SPRING
field. Mss. who has hobbed around ON wooden loGs
fiuce 3 doing active business died yesterday In
his 10th tear Mr.. Wight had been twice member OF
the MAsSp phusetts House, was twice member OF tho
Board Of Idermon and was four times elected Mayor
OF Springfield tho only man who ever held that ofce
for four cokecutivo terms
EliphAst pnbAlL veteran of the Texan Army OF In
dependence lied in Hartford yesterday morning ip the
tn year OF Ne age For the iast decade ne has 1een
only to veterak actually residing In tho state.
The Rev FreSrck vlhton librarian of Princeton Col
ego died OF duplication OF diseases at his residence
ton Oct 81 1917 For eight years he was assistant ora
rian of hich Office he TesRned IN lsIA 70 as
the one whih Lo held vt the time OF his death
Tho Rev. T. laws pastor of The summit Avenue
Baptist Church Of Arsoy Cily died OF pneumonla yes
tordaY lie had ben sick several dRya Mr.. Davis was
about 80 years old Ho has been pastor about iouS
years He leaves tife
Thomas @ Walsh spond son OF the late County CLERK
William Walsh, died Yesterday OF consumption AZ tue
residence bf his mOIhS 81 Oliver street ut the age OF
S0yeATs He was kradRted In the collegiate course "
Manhattan College In t class Of 1870 ne tS1gnta an IN
House The latter post resigned in nctober last on
account OF III health II funeral will be from Of
JameAR Roman Catholic 9urch Irobably on Saturday
and tho burial will ne in Otyary Cemetery.
The Rev John ?. MoBlhiRv d. D., the assistant pas
tor OF the Church al the Acred Heart in WeSt fity-
nFSt street died yesterday the house OF hs rAther'
AT est Fifty DrBt street
The sun., 1890-01-02
PATTI WOULD SING FOR $500.
Tho Manager Couldn't See It. and AbanI
Cams to the Rescue.

Tho Manager Couldn't See 1t. and AbanI
Cams to the Rescue.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-With four Of the leading
artists of the italian Opera Company down
with the influenza, the Auditorium to-day Pc
sented a gloomy appearance. The four aAe
TamGgno. Valds, Pettigiana, and NordIct
Only Nine. Patti Of the leaders Is in good
health.
Nine. Patti was sitting in her suite at the
Richelleu. eating marshmsllows, which she
says are good for the voice, and toasting her
toes over a camel coal fire.
You are well. are you not" Mr.. Adams
asked her.
,",Then you can sing to-nightT
The manager withdrew and stalked about
with q solemnity that was intense. Finally
Nine. Albani was secured. and the spectre of
PATHS cool $4,000 proposal was laid. The
madame didn't care. She expressed herself as
more desirous to see the work OF the pupils OF
the Chicago Conservatory, and they at once Of
fered to arrange a special entertainment for
her benefit to take place tomorrow. The offer
was accepted. and programme WAS imme-
diately made up to represent the different
departments of music and dramatic art. The
queen OF song will. therefore. to- morrow have
reception from her young subjects In the big
AuditOrium
The sun., 1890-01-02
HE SHOT THREE MEN.
A Crippie's Insane Revenge for an Alleged
Injury.


MERRII, Wis, Jan. 1.--Saloon Keeper David
sarvis and Policemen Frank Holz and Robert
Truax were shot early this morning
by George Handler, cripple. Sarvis
died in a few moments and Truax
may die. but Holz Is thought to be out of dan
ger. Handler was in Sarvis's saloon last even
ing Watching game OF cards. Imagining that
one Of the players who was under the in
fuence Of LIQUOR. was being imposed upon,
he made some remark that angered Sarvis.
and, as Handley asserts. Sarvis struck him In
the face. Handler left the saloon, bought q
revolver at hardware store. and early this
morning went to the entrance of Boards Opera
House. where u flreman's ball was in progress,
After shooting Sarvis, Handler ffourished his
revolver. rushed ACROSS the street to Hymaps
saloon. and demanded drink. He said he
wonld shoot the first man who laid hands on
sse hs
other shot penetrated tho right ear and
scalp and HolA ran behind the bar. Handler
then turned and fired at Truax. the
ball lodging In the left lung Handler
had sole Of the snSon
was fred at by Israel Shank with Winchester
rife the shot grazing Handlers hat. AS Hand
Ter ran down the back stairs another, shot
barely missed him. and he was captured by q
ynSS heaPS every
direction. He was taken to Jail by the Mayor,
followed by an infuriated mob. Excitement
runs high. and threats of lynching were made
all day. 1t was rumored that friends OF Saryis
murderer. The Mayor ordered all saloons
The sun., 1890-01-02

Tho Rumor that Jhe II TO Wed Antonio
r. de Navarro Received with Doubt

Tho Rumor that She II TO Wed Antonio
r. de Navarro Received with Doubt
The report that Mary Anderson had be-
como engaged to young and rich New Yorker
was discussed In theatrical circles yesterday.
The fortunate sutor is said to be Antonio +.
de Navarro, son Of Jose F. dc Navarro, the
builder OF the Navarro fats in Fiity-ninth
street. With his elder brother Alfonso. young De
Navarro has law offices at As and II Broadway.
He is 28, Of slight build, and dark complexion.
He has been travelling In Europe recently
for his health, accompanied by his mother, and
OF late Miss Anderson has been travelling with
them. The De Navarros have known the An
dersons for some time. and Antonio do Ma
ynrro was an usher at the wedding OF Joseph
Anderson. to q daughter OF Lawrence Barrett.
Mr.. De Navarro is as devout q Catholic as Miss
Anderson herself Miss Anderson Is at present
with the De Navarros at Nice. Her brother
Joseph is III In London. and Mrs. Griffin, her
mother, and DR., Griffin are with him there.
Here In New York the report Of Miss Ander-
sons engagement is received with some doubt,
Young De Navarro's family and friends say
that II such an engagement exists they know
nothing Of It. although Miss Anderson is FREE
Quently mentioned in the letters Of both Mrs.
de Navarro and her son. Henry L. Abbey is in
Chicago. and Marcus Mayer and Charles
Mathews, his representatives. were not In town
yesterday Mr.. Henry Mathews said:
mo, don't believe Miss Anderson is en-
gagged to be married, and yet she may be. The
fact is nobody hero knows anything about it."
The sun., 1890-01-02
ROW At IN ELEVATED STATION.
The Train Waited while Passengers and
Guards Had II Out ON the Platform.

The Train Waited while Passengers and
Guards Had 1t Out ON the Platform.
The passengers were leaving the down
town train OF the Second avenue elevated road
at the First street station. shortly after IL
o'clock last night. when some one sud-
denly hit q woman In the back of the neck.
Sho fell to the platform unconscious. Then.
for FIVE minutes, there was lively scrim-
mage. in which. 1t Is said. tho
guards took part while the train waited.
Just as the train started Charles Diehl Of
201 Forsyth street aimed blow at one OF the
guards. It missed the guard and smashed u
window In one OF the cars.
Henry Jeter. the colored porter of the sta
ton. ran to the street and called Policeman
McGill. who hurried up stairs and arrested
Diehl. Setter says that the guards did not take
any hand In the fight, shat tho passengers did
1t all. and that Diehl attempted to assault the
guard without cause. as it was fellow passen-
ger who had assaulted him.
Diehl said that the guard assaulted the
woman. and then assaulted him when he at
temptod to defend her. Diehl was locked up In
the East Fifth street station.
The woman was taken away by her husband
who refused to have an ambulance called.
The sun., 1890-01-02

Gov. Hill Receives at the Capitol and the
Executive Mansion.


Executive Mansion.
ALBANY, Jan. 1.-Gov. Hill received at the
Executive Chamber to-day from II to IL and
at tho Executive Mansion from to 8. Col.
Judson. his military secretary, presented the
callers at the Executive Chamber. Among
the earliest callers was q delegation Of boys
from the Albany Military Academy, who came
IN military order. The officers OF the Albany
Burgesses Corps and other military organiza-
tions called in uniform. The new and. old
State officials we're present The new uiI7-
cials took charge Of their offices to-day. TIL,
Offices were open. though no business was dono.
the officials holding informal receptions to
their personal friends Secretary Of State Rice
and State Treasurer Danforth. with Deputies
Benedict and Church. moved In. Deputy At
torney- General Maynard also moved in. The
new Civil Service Commissioner has not yot
organized. but the State Departments arc
ready to do business
Gen. James william Hustled will arrive at the
Delavan House tomorrow, when the scramble
for committee places will begin. There is no
opposition to the General. 30 he will not have
to give away any Chairmanships TO his enc
mics. Whlpple OF CattaTaugus county thought
Of trying to be Speaker, but he has not enough
Chairmanship. The most important OhairIpen
will probably be: Ways and Means, Fish;
Cities, Andrus Railroads, Mase; Insurance,
The Governor is preparing his message. He
will advocate the immediate passage OF the
legislation necessary to the holding OF the In
ternational exposition In New York. the pas
sage OF proper and uniform registration law,
the reduction OF the state expenditure. the re-
form OF methods OF legislation. now census.
average length. Bills will be introduced in the
Legislature to carry out the Governors views.
The sun., 1890-01-02

Last night, TO the first time this season,
"LohenGrin" was given. with Herr VoRl. who
made his debut beAre an American audience
In the hero's role. AS the overture was not
begun until after O'clock. and tho intermis-
sions exceedingly log, 1t naturally followed
that the performanc, lasted until midnight
Only a cursory mention can therefore at this
time be made OF te merits and de:
chiefly. OF course, on til new tenor whose
great burden OF all the h2viest operas must
henceforth fall It Is scacely fair to pass
Judgment upon him from hisefiorts last oven
Ing. He labored under theaouble disadvan-
taEe Of first appearance and OF having
scarcely recovered from his ncent severe M
ness. Traces Of weakness wee plainly notice.
able. and he was evidently nervous as he
came upon the stage. tholgh his first
and almost perfectly steady. D appearance
Herr VoRl ie manly his stage pRsence is Dig
pifed. but hardly graceful His teatures are
decidedly nnpleasipg, though hA face often
lights up very genially with q bfght smile.
We have the severest standards nov to gauge
Q tenor by. and, weighed In these st1ct scales.
Herr Vogl Is likely to be found less Important
than several Of his predecessors. kertainly
Alyery and Schott are greater singers than
Vogl seemed In his first appearance as Lohen-
0J-in.
The sun., 1890-01-02
Ho Held Up Jeweller Andrews.

Just as Z. T. Andrews was putting his more
valuable iewelry In safe In his store $50 Broad street.
Newark At the close of the holiday trade Just before
midnight OF Tuesday, man entered the store and
asked to some watch cascs hr Andrews took out
few caSe0 among them being solid gold Ekarat case
valued at $50 The grabbed this case, aud. showing
q revolver under Mr. AndrewB's hose, commanded him
TO stand still and keep quiet An instant later he dashed
out OF the door.
men Who were passing chased the rnHnsr Al Spring
and Clay streets. a block away tho rObDor found him
self closely pressed. and lodging into yard scaled
high fence. and disappeared Pursuit was then given
up Later the watch and the revolver were
found In Tho Spring street yard
The sun., 1890-01-02
Where Yesterday's Fires Were.

AM.-10:4O 617-627 West Fifty second street.
Persian Rug Company. damage sl6OoO; J. 4 J. Morr
son, decorators, damage $4,000; Mailer Co., rib
bonS damage 5000; Liberty Silk WorkS damage
100 -
+. M-l:Oa Broadway and Forty.second street st.
Cloud Hotel chimney, no damage; 2:3o 5oA Spring
street. John H. Oeops apartments damage, 80; b:h 22B
East seVentythird street damage $40; h5o 90 Chris
topher street damage $75: "a 242 Vest Thr ieth
stfeeL damage s25; b;45 3b7 William street shop dam
age Sl5 7ia is6th street near Tenth avenue damage
S0Oi 7i5O 257 East Forty street. damage sght;
$50 Tenth avenue tenement damage, G825.
The sun., 1890-01-02

MSs f6ESS ana "a Mr. cornsIGs sS Snasrss e Biz AEs At
Mrs. Roche.
Among the guests expected from. a distance
Minister Mrs. Edward Willing. Miss Biddle.
Mr.. and Mrs, Nathaniel Thayer Of Boston. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Lenox Banks OF Albany. A.
Won Mumm, Secretary OF tho German LeRa-
uon; J. A. W. Grip. Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. u. Pea
body Of Boston. Baron de la Grange Of France,
Gen. Van Vlet of Washington, Mr.. and Mrs J.
q, Johnson OF Philadelphia, Amory Lawrence
OF Boston. Count CASTOR d'Archot Of the Bel
CLAN Legation, Consul General William L,
Booker OF Great Britain. Owen Wlstar, Jr., OF
Philadelphia, Senator M. c. Butler of South
Carolina, and Col. George GouTaab OF London.
The sun., 1890-01-02
TROUBLE BREWING At BARNwE1L.

Negroes Threaten to Burn the Tawn-WhIte
ReInforcements on the Way.
CHARLESTON, JAN 1.-Despatchos received
here tonight indicate that there are prohabili-
ties OF trouble at Barnwel kilograms have
been received ut Blackvile and other neigh
boring towns asking for help. and a special
train has left Blackyille. fifteen miles distant
from Barnwell with reinforcemeuts.
1t is said the negroes intend to burn tho
town. The trouble Is by no means over and
the whole county seems to be up in arms.
conflict between the whites and blacks seems
to be imminent
The sun., 1890-01-02
GiIhooly Elected Pr.sIdent.

ELIZABETH. Jan. 1.-The City Council OF
Elizabeth for 1890 organized tonight by the election as
President of Patrick Hamilton Gihooly, Democratic
who received fourteen votes to William Corbns ten.
The Democrats unable carry the remainder
OF their programme Tho votes City Clerk and for
street Commissioner ties motion was passed Ap
pointing Municipal Debt Committee consisting Of tho
Mayor City Attorney, Comptroller. three Councimon
and tho President OF the Hoard.
The sun., 1890-01-02
Her Ono Hundredth Birthday.

EAST TESPLEToN. Mass, Jan. Mrs. Polly
French day celebrated her Tooth birthday by recey
ing many friends and relatives at the residence MIRA
=. L Sargent hor daughter. where she has made her
homo for tho past twenty. nine years. Among tho
pleasing features or tue day historical address
gritsn and delivered BY her son french Mrs
recently climbed two lights OF stairs to have photo
graph taken.
The sun., 1890-01-02

A one-story framed stble at S3 St. Paul's
avenue Jersey cityi onsftd frame store room next
a. Pauls avenue we're burned erssy City Yesterday
There were eight horses in stable They WEE snSH ~
Crawford 4 coal dealer, oNneA all the buid nEs anu
their eontents, The loaS Il So'opI The insurance on
The sun., 1890-01-02
LA GRIPPA.
HOWITCANBECURED.

The epidemic OF Influenza Is now raging in this oouD-
try. There s strong probability that threefourths OF
tho people particularly in large cities will DO affected
by IL Prof LafAtre OF New York has made a number
OF micrOscopical examinations OF the from the
nOstrils Of thOAs Affected with IT, and has found tho
microbes In large numberA Radan'H Nicrobe Killer
then poured on them in bottle, and another ez-
animation made in twenty four hours when thoy
found to DO all dead Already nifty patients have
been successfully cured In New York In from Eve
days by the OF the Microbe Killer We recommend
as quick and positive cure For particulars call At
1891 Broadway whore free mcroScopicai exhibitions
will be given every day from TO p. NJ and In the
evenings from 80 to 10 O'clock For tho ben OF ply
sioAnS or others In doubt tho character Of tho
disease they have, or treating will examine the
blood Of aok people or the BofTsionS from part Of
sNs S 3Sey IySi9.an 10 s.ssndAnSs Sysv
The sun., 1890-01-02
TIE GREAT CHESS MATCH

Messrs. Gunsberg and TchlGorin Begin the
Battle In Havana.
HAVANA, Jan. 1.-The chess championship
series at Havana between Gunsberg OF Lon
don and Mr.. TchiRorin OF st. Petersburg began
to-day at 2 +. NJ. in the Casino EsDano. 4
large and distinguished company was present
Tchigorin having the first move played the
Ponziani opening
\The play proceeded amid enthusiastic ex-
clement for some time. but The game was
fiIaily postponed and It may be concluded to-
mNrrow. Games are TO be played on every Fri;
dat Sunday. Tuesday. and Wednesday until
thematch 10 decided.
The sun., 1890-01-02
Dr. CarvsE's show in Europe.

Manager Rlanchette OF DR.. Carver's "wild
America" says that the show took so we'll that DR..
Carver had 10 change his original plan OF playing In
bton to bsrin and Vienna II played three months In
BeFin and nearly three months In Vienna, The return
due 10 the cold weather. Mr. BlAnehette says
The sun., 1890-01-02

The tmo OF tho r. NJ. Shore Line Boston Express has
been shortened thirty minuteA 10 due TO arrive
at7;3OP.M. This change with the addition OF nns
dining car 70 its equipment In EAt class manner
Il making II very PoDulAr.-AaH
The sun., 1890-01-02
The San Salvador REVOLUTION .suppres.ed.

LA LIBERTAD, Jan. l. via Galveston.-The
Government forces are completely victorious
over tho insurgents in the province OF Cuscat-
Ian. and the revolution is suppressed. Tho re-
belious town OF CoIutepeque has been taken.
and Gen. Riyas has fed.
The sun., 1890-01-02

When Baby was sick, We gave her cAStorias
When Hho was Child, she cried for CAStoriA,
whoa Sho became hiuu. she eIuAg " oASGOra.
WASa Shs hAA ChndrSa. ShS gave thsAOAIassiA
The sun., 1890-01-02

Manager ReyRoIds's New Ysar's.0
huge pitcher OF chased silver. gold lined
and monogrAmed, was pro,ented to Manager JOG Rey-
nolds OF Tho Futh Avenue Theatre last night. It
Now Years gft from tho atLAches Of the theatre.