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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

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szez tg-e-Eala aaaIyszszFy of tse $50
q ths sas4aei Pasisa proelazAGisa -
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snn44l re4liss 81 tbe ed Abssilsl enists
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teas4aze
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Heu. tredsFlcs Eoasl4ss. kf4nk s4a-
bsFn. hss A. T. Hguey asi Rev Marx
Is2esu- Ar - H Da Pfee. es4irmaa.
delivered "a est-ess ~ ssleorae. aflsr
snica Rev Dr A. T. Ieiaaz de-
hfsrea an address, entislsd Ihs
GA Gfsst hon. Fre3er ek Douglass.
Ea2 ses euthesf fsstica4tY rece ve3. ghea
a4iressat tae tssemblaee ia = belsf
speech. IN eiesAng ae declared tsere
nFs4s - race prellea 81 gsis Nztion aad
tae ea.F rroblem sts o. ailke tals H4-
toa ltse 20 Cd tas nstAeas - solution
~bteb p ba1 proc. med
Toe sfteraeoa sessiea vas occupied
Ia tae fealies ~ letters frou oil Adolf
t.oalsts. AMONG .aeri Ab.sl Aba0tt llv-
ermere. Of Wnton. - H.. Caleb
Webb, of No.eester, .isnrY l. B02-
aitca, OF Fstefboso \. H.; sea-
stor Blais, and Mayor Hart Aft
&c this n. A. Grimke delivered an
<ddress oa Cnlries SanRsr ana Was fol-
loUed by Frank +. S4nb0rn on The
Relation OF Kansas 20 he Abolition of
slavery Rev Mark 'rrafou also made
an address. Ia the evening there " as
= largely attended meeting in fremont
Temple anu addresses we're made by
Hon. Frederick Douglass. Rev A. A.
Miner and others.
GALEsBURG. H.. Sept. s3-Tbe col
oeed people Of G4lesburg celebrated
Monday In honor Of the emancipation
proclamation. Visitors were here from
keokUk, Peoria, Fort Madison. Quincy,
kewanee. Burlington and many other
cities The grafton was b. DR. laws,
"a heokuk, la. A parade vas one of
the features of the day.
SruNGyELn, H.. Sept 2I-About
1900 cologed people on Monday cele-
brated the anniversary Of the signing
OF the emanci patton proclamation by 4
parade, free barbecue and numerous
speeches. The orator OF the day was
Robert Mitchell. OF Chicago.
IgsEE HAUIE, lad. Sept. % The
colored people OF Virgo County csle-
brated the anniversary OF the issuing OF
tue enaucip patton Proclamation with
app, Opriate exercises Monday. Five
thousand coiored people attended pic
nc on the fair groands The day
wound up with 4 big ball at night, to
attend which colored people for miles
around fockcd 20 the city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

HELD.
tion with Jackson PARK and the Lake
Front, and the tender was accepted by
the National Commission. This for
ever settles tho vexed site question.
CHICAGO, Sept %. The action OF the
South Park Commissioners in deciiing
to give 10 the worlds fair people the
use Of Washington Park for the great
exposition, will give the worlds fair
officials thb use OF Jackson Park. the
Midway PAaisance. Washington Park,
or at least large portion thereof,
and the Lake Front.
The Lake Front will have two or
three handsome buildings on IL contain
ing such exhibits as Will be particularly
attractive at night. but the commission
is almost unanimous in its desire for a
major portion OF the fair al the southern
end Of the site. In fact. the fear that the
southern end would be Disseminated
against in the interest OF the Lake Front
inspired some Of the commissioners to
object TO the Lake Front being made a
part of the site at all, and the assertion
that the commission would have the APP
portionment when deciding or plan and
scope was the only thing that quieted
them. Final action, however, was har-
monious
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

CssacAeo, Sep1 So william y
Purae. the murderer of samuel Reih-
lnxer. WAS sentenced 70 hang oeseher
- b Judge GrinnelL The mailsn fof
= peW trial w@s oveeralea TIE crime
for which Puray is 70 hang is TIE naur-
der q samuel kelninFeF Serien Der Is.
1855 The tWo were hunting oa the
Calumet fats. ana the neKi a3y Rein
niger was found dead Nith several gan
shot wounds tbroagh us head f1rdy
WSs arrested at Mansfield, o. vitA
Reininger's watch and railroad tickel
in his possession. lie Was tried by a
jury in Judge Orinnells court April Is.
ana found guilty And Was sensenoea ~
death. The sidenoe against ham v4s
purely circumstantial
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
rx-conxr,,smnn Hsllman Dsnd.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Sept Civilian
Heilman, exState Senator and Exon
gresham, died Monday afternoon rfter
protracted illness. lie leaves large
family.
william Heilman vas born IN Albiz. Ehenish
Hesse. G.erDsDv. October s., 1924 ana cane
% America IA lSc. settling ia ST. Louis. after
ward moving 70 Posey County thence 20
Evansville. lie. with has brother in-
law, opened a foundry Ths business in-
creased until .7eay the Helmaa ma
chine WORKS are a-ong tho largest 10 indiana.
and be leaves - estate valued ~ about ID 90 b
go lie was a stsunch RepubHoan ana had held
angmber 81 p8blic oiioss Besides his machine
and plgr irfere'ts ae was largely interested Ia
TIE Mscko7 railroad syndicate ols0 acted as
director OF she street railway company. and
was principal owner IN tho Evansville ocston
mills a1d Numerous other enferprises
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
SKINS ON FIRE
with Itching. Earning. bleeding, Ecze-
mas IuStanfiY Relieved By
Cuficurn Eemsdtcs

Our little son vii bc four years "a age On fhf
18th i8st ln Asy. ISIS le vas 81 ackra y Is p
a very painful breaking Crt ef the Ssiu. We
called in a physician. wao f7eafed flW ior
about four weeks Ihfc iid ferI. fef iff'e ~
uo goad lrom the freafnenf - fhe breaking
ouf. supposed bv the ghveiriaa 70 be h'fes in
an aggregated form. bees n isfrft ln biafraes
and more and mere distress ug We vsff ire
4usutIy oli gad u get I'D ia the righf and TUB
hin Wifh soda Ia water. strong j nlEafnfs etc
finai1~ 20 called q her phTstc ans uafI no
iess fhan SIX had affenrfe1 O. rarp hlH. 3
allse nE. ard the ch n stssoily - finF
worse AID uorse. aufii aDoHf fAe frh asst
July. when we hfeaD g. give him Crfr' raa kf
-0tFrsr infefaa iy. ard fhe frTIrrfs and
Crr1rrRs -otrsxtsfhaliF AID bV fle last q
august he uss g neafis veH fhet We gaFe
hin oniy ore desc 81 ~ i sslrEsf ape uf eF-
ervseeana day faf afsGi fef EaTs lengsr and
30 has neFer t-eea trcUt - s'nee Wifn fhe hor
I'd fasIssF in si Se usf less fhaa ese-ifaIf
= totfe n frrcrss HfsaffFsf. lti4t iess
tasa onf hsT ef fruCrRs. enf cflf ere faks
Of lrFrrrl soar. r. q fth A.
CaTuTa I4rlr EsfHE Co..
Sebserh hed and s~rn - tffere ue fkls
''''' c.N cox. Up.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 23.--A bell weigh
ing 10, 500 pounds has been cas-; II this
city Tor the Wisconsin Centrafs new
depot in Chicago. 1t IS said 70 be the
largest American bell cast since 1861
and is the third largest In the country,
mono OF the bells nov IN Chicago COM
pairing with H. Ia 3 suitable location
on land it Is estimated that the bell can
be heard ten miles and twenty mites
on the water
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

Rptrrr. Scpe 1S There have heen
-r--ors ofa ss-ise anonr tAe miners q
tt,~s -oai II tais distrfct It IS With
oat form as vet except that rhe miners
s~n~frtrs a ccun ftteo e. make de-
,ress se- tan cents no-e con 'or nin-
frr The eammittes made tae demand
brt nc meeting has heen ralied . hear
tha -essilt. sn3 the rrcsPccf "a thst
rethiar more win se done n tae nat-
to-. a. tha men are SOW getti1E sev-
artv-ave cents son sna constant en-
..f..--r1nt
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

oue MAn kfziee .na s~sDfy Nv IA.
ysEsa "a reEsstAe. Se.F a. Aseis.
81 I.eVlS Ma. sept - "A ha6
wreSk occurred Asnaas ex~alag en the
NahAsA F4llro&a ~ Forss the. a. nltles
fr9n tAis olty. eesweea trsla Na -
tie s. Loe-S ksokak a Northwestern
aa3 - haF h&n trAin r4nning - Crexe
Car1r lake EngsReer Charles " hs~-
ara. of ths A0ytl ~essern, living a.
HAnulksl Ne. Ma instantly kllle1-
Twenty-Five persons xsrs mare ~ lsss
sal4rod. and tne enE me, baggage ear
4na tue coaches 81 tas Suburban tr~1H
entirely 1sEeissaea-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
SHORT SPECIALS

A&xtraS iva - >Sz~~ - ~ e-~t -
,seisz. i sxs&<isg . - lAoe7s "a
.azeS
IL KsssAs Cty eall team practical.
- fzn.~s 81 Western Assscistss psn-
uaat keA1ay
yoss - Saea1y, a prsnine~s Fhssi-
-san 81 Asrssasyilie ln4 sroFpsd aes1
IL IEalsn4pei Noneey
Tas strikers IA Austrzll. Aave 50
aaca tae bess q tne tght test tie sn-
sloysgs have xskea fes areisratien-
4ss SAfe ia she sixth Wars hosel II
Allento~n. Pa. w4s robbed q sl,i7s Ia
ash and Eold ~stehes ssleea ~ sSe9
TIE Loader standards Rene eorre-
spcz6eBs SAYS the report tbst AreA-
bishop N2iSa ALL be ma1e = cardinal
is premature
TIE races q the Natlonal Assoeia-
ton Of Tsotting- Horse Brssasrs will be
held ia Cleveland aeptegbeT 81 octo-
bsr 4. and
Viotor. the il-yeaF-ola son Of Dr.
Francis Cf2n3v, Of AdFlzn, Mich, VAS
found stfzngled IN the ropes Of = snail
trapess Meaday
Monday Enl l. sehoenbeyg. who
three years sgo sWiadlea PAl.-ieiphlA
parties cut Of large amsants. died Al lis
home IN Philadelphia
Mamie Minnick, years old, Of Lima,
O. had the top Of her head blown OF by
a shotgun Monday in tue hands OF 10.
seph Linegenges, little bsy.
Under the new anti-lottery Law the
postal authorities a. Washington have
excluded from the mails newspapers
containing lottery advertisements
Last Saturday at tae gas wells ten
miles north Of Lebanon Ind. Amos
Leap and an unknown man were prob
ably fatally injured By an explosion Of
gas
O. C. Simmons and Walter Thompson
fought over a woman AZ Burnside, III,
Monday, and Thompson shot Sim mons
with A shotgun, dangerously wounding
him.
A recount Of the population OF Iowa
City, la, is requested by the city coun-
Gil The lste census gives the city 5,02s
souls, which IL is claimed is over J, 600
short.
The loss TO the Omaha & st. Louis
railroad by ono of its freight trains
going through 4 bridge near Council
Bluffs, Ia, Sunday morning. will reach
100000
Monday night Robert Gilbert, new
brakeman on the Chicago & Eric road
fell between tho cars at Monterey. Ind.
was terribly crushed and died in the
afternoon.
Roger Q. Mills addressed largo meet
| ing at Racine, Wis, Monday on the
State and National issues of the cam,
paign, devoting much of his time to the
| Bennett law.
The deficit over and above tho paid
up capital OF the Cape Of Good Hop'
/ Bank. which failed a short time ago. !.
e4l3, 600, which the shareholders vii
have to assume.
Miss Nellie d. Willoughby, an author
ess and lecturer OF Luverne, Mimi, was
arrested Monday charged with lurins
her sister and neigh boris girl to SCI
fire TO barn last January.
Sylvester Cummings, a wealthy TO
tired shoe manufacturer OF Springvale
Nc, committed suicide by taking laud
anum and strychnine Monday. lie hat
been indicted for burning barn.
The funeral of Dion Bouccault wa:
held Monday in the Little Church
Around the Corner at New York, {
very large asscmblago being present
The remains were placed in vault il
Woodlawn Cemetery.
The time allowed Phelps Perrin, the
Hurley (Wis.) bank robber, to file ali
davits for a new trial expired Monday
without any thing being done. lie mus
now serve out a sentence Of five year
in the nenitentiary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
ILLINOIS CHARITIES.
vsiae Of Property Possessed By the vari-
Gus state Institutions

SrrrvorrrLD. Ifl. Sopl g Assistant
Secretary Whipp of tbe state Board Of
Public Charities ia the safe has luss
completed a. inventory of the property
possessed by the various Institutions
Jaua SD lass ard IN value the grand
totai foots up S.. 749. 1885. TIE lands
ana Lcildinrs are valued as follows.
Northern Tnsanc Hospital .7cfoo5, Eastern
r-rs- f7-s-ftrt SRI 2Ef3 Crnfrai IT.
sane Hospital $50 s-s-s az soutncrn i'saue
nrseffal ea0G1. Deaf sad Dumb A-7lnn.
sra uind Trr- rafion. So - 81. Feeble
w -.rsf Ilgtr Ei3- SO. So rs Crph Ans
rr.--. s.o ,-a Ere aaG ia T,GrnsrV. Ssf2 -,
10 tes-r S reoi s.2l s0 Ssf-lers snd Sat'crs
ur.re. ss- 1sf8 cr q totaf vllue % tAslS,
-kte3
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
won by six Minutes.

LoSDoN. Sept % The Inman Line
steamer City OF New York. which
sailed from New York. September II
for Liverpool. was sighted Of BROW
Head a. o.s5 o'clock a m. Thirty-fvv
minutes later the White Star Line
steamer Teutonio which slso left Ne.
York on September II for Liverpool.
passed the same point The City Of
New York sailed from New York twen-
ty-niae inmates ahead OF tho Tcatonio
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
COMING TO THE FAIR.
Report That Emperor william VIII
Visit America I'm 1898

BERLIN. Sept. eat is reported that
the Emperor William will visit the
United States in 1898, in which event
he will visit the worlds fair The
intention of the Emperor is be-
ing very generally commented upon
by the German press. Rev. Dr. John
Hall, who has been travelling on
the continent for several months and
who was recently interviewed in this
city, expressed the opinion that the
Kaiser will receive most hearty vel
come in the United States. The sug-
gestion has also been made that the
National commission of the world 5
fair might formally invite the presence
OF the Emperor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
ASPlNWALL AeLAZE.
The Greater PART of the Isthmus Town
Ecducod TO Ashes.

PANAMA. Sept. 23.-It is officially re-
ported here that the town of Colon AS
pinwall) is burning, and that the great.
er part OF the town has already been
destroyed.
lAspinwall or Coion-it IS known by both
nsmes-is seaport ci The United States oi
Columbia. On The Atlantic side OF the lsthmus
Of Panama nearly cQuidistant from S7u
Frs.ncisco md Valparaiso. being about SIX
miles from eecl place. II has hnc harbof
that viii admit the largest saips The inhatt
tants number 500
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

NoRwAnx. @. Sep@ 2S Martin Ksl-
le1g. probably tse eldest citizen IN
ohio. Who lives cen miles south Of this
eiiY. celebrated bis letth birthds sun
daY Hs came from Vermont in 1878
snd has lived on ste same farm nearly
thr@e-qusrtsrs oi acentarY. His heslth
is rsmarksbly gcef lie retains a won
tsrfal memory and eats three hearty
meals dav
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

CRrssos SrsIvos. Pa. Sept ~ The
President received teleErams from Sen
stor Aldrioh and Represents tire Nc
KinlsY Monday afternoon stating their
belief that Congress vii dispose Of
the tariff bill during the present wee X
ard sdioarn tbe 1st of October Or soon
after These telerran1s vsre in -
sponse - a request fron the President
for information or the aob-ect
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

WASHINGTON SER. % Fx-Con grass
mar Frank T. NoreT. q Ioeisisas- died
IN tais slty st ar early hoas honasT
uoTniaz Msisrisl trouhles contracted.
it = believed daring tas tiuo 81 -
rseent heavT foods 80 Louisiana vhsa
his piantstlon was insndste6, COR blned
wa brain afectoas we're re caase -
rs dean
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
SETTLED Al LAST.
Werla's Fair Commissioner De-
eide = ysxsa Question.
The, secspi re Tender 81 aash;ng-
ten PARK As an Additional
Ste for the Fair.

CEcAGo. sept - Pursuant 70
resolution of TIA SoasA Para oomuis-
sioners. passed Aenaay. that. provided
forGal rsq aest ~4s saz1c ieE the ase II
Washington Park D the National Gem
mission. The sane would be granted
and al opdlaaaoe im 1e4latsiy passe3
eonferrlng ta-t graft he park beard
met - 2 3 ms and yetea Is allow the
worlds far directors 70 0se Washing-
toa Pagk FOR The exPosltloa in oonnec
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

BcFFALo. y. T.. Sept. 22-Frank
Miller. widower aud the father Of Eve
ehi1ren. On Monday attempted the life
of Mrs. Marie Knrtz. his h0gseSesper,
ky firing four bullets into her body and
catting her with a knifc. He then sent
a Ballet into his own brain. Re nov
lies a. the Fitch Hospital and the woman
At tho EnergeEcy Hospital. Miller was
frn,all4 drunk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

ATEsEs. o. ssps q Msssrs G H
Peers 4 Soa- Nhe sre engaged "a tte
s. GREAT - rro5 nee, made . sac ~
NsF fe-s srn SAT srssy e 5.aoa eases
- lso 90 sozsa ezgs fsr ssons.3esa -ar
G So zsA
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

CHICAGO, Sept 23.-George r. kess-
Ter. clerk in General John c. Blacks
Office, shot his brother-in-law, Alfred
Richner. at State and Polk streets at
O'Clock Monday evening. and at 1921
o'clock the victim died. The murder
vas the result OF a family feud Of years
sta lin-.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

MINNEAPoLGS Minn.. Sept 23-
Michael Wagner, apioneer OF st. Vim
cent. Mimi, has received dispatch
from Germany announcing that he is
heir 10 tho estate OF his sister Csthe-
rine, which is valued at $500 00o Mr..
Wagner is already a wealthy man, be-
ing owner OF p 900 acres of Hand in the
Red river valley.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

FrrTsuUnGH. Pa. Sept 211The
fearth annaal convention af the Ger
nan C4taolic conzress VIII be formally
opened IA tais city to-day. last right
there vas q torch ght parade. i1ooo
persons eeing IA iias. After the parade
'neus.es rosss- meeting was held a. the
Gcsad Ceatg1l Eiasx
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

Nrw YoEK. Sept es-Mr Chaunoey
NJ. DepeN said Monday that be did not
believe that the Knights 81 Labor or
ganizatlon was res ponslble Tor the
wrecking on the New Nork Centrai road,
but il seemed 70 him than some bad
men who are knights oi Labor are re-
snouSflle for IL -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
ROBBED AND MURDERED.
Outrageous Crime by -Four Masked Rob-
bers at Logan, q.

COLUMBUS, O., Sept. ga special to
the Dispatch from Logan. O.. says that
fourpmaslcd robbers entered the house
Of John Krimm. an aged farmer
living near Gibsonville. Hooking Coun-
TO, struck him and his aged wife
with a blunt instrument, robbed the
house and escaped. The old man died
from his injuries. No clew has been
obtained that is likely 70 lead 10 the
identity Of the robbers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
uroshsrhooa of Railroad Conductors.

ToLxDo. O., sept 28.-The Intarna-
fionai Brotherhood Of Railroad Con-
ductors spent much time in discussing
the ufe-insarance feature, but no def
mite action was taken. Monday after
neon The annual election Of oficers was
held Grand Chief Conductor George
". Howard was reelected. Jackson
vile. Fla. wAs selected as the place and
The third Monday in September the date
o. The naxs ANIMAL rneetInr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

NEW YoRK. sept 2a-Aine tanks IN
the STANDARD Oh works at Cayan Point
Jersey City. were destroyed by Ire
which broke out after midnight The
loss is estimated at Slo0 00o. The Gre
was the result Of sn explosion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

FrtroS, =. 7. Seps sS Mrs Enms
Ceoper. formerly 81 Lockport VIII
toHnty. 80. nas ialIen herr - sn es-
tate 81 t','fso'eoo heated 70 England
her rarenis and husband died some
fme a9a and sac cane - shis place.
vhers sac keeps ladies' ary goods
..El.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

CINcINNAlI, sept -3.-The National
Prison Association VIII meet here Tor .
session of several days. beginning
Thursday. September 2a A large num-
Der Of delegates viii be present
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
NOr MIzNER's REpoRr.

WAsHiNGroN. Sept %. State De-
partment officials were greatly sur
priscd at what purported to be Minister
Minors official report, published Mon
day, about the killing OF General Bar
rundia Acting Secretary Wharton,
speaking Of tho matter this afternoon,
said that 1t was not tho departments
report Some points, hc admitted, were
correct, bnt there were other particulars
in the published report which arc not
embodied in the Minister'S account
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

ExkN<Fn.hs. ma. seps 81 A Cieve-
tsal % J synatcats has concluded "a
rarsAese e ~ horss-raifroas svsta-n
here fsr saf2.eoo Fsss,ss,s ir-p-ev.-
~sas 80 sentenvlatea a. an sarlv
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

Tr~rrpsoxvr1re Ind. Seps q TIE
.,si-a srore brandv eutrat o. tbis SEC
sen. amounting 60 1890 gaaoas. has
resn ~ornersd b Fre3 Wauderiich, q
Nav Aisanv. lie las savsnced the
urles sevearv- are cens = xallca
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO Sept. %
FLorR-Quot aud steady Spring Patents
q 49, -. B1krrs soc %: Strsights. slsJ
Ct. Winter Patents. sL9)e5 ., Clears. HOo
0feo
WnFAT-Rlicd weak ano heavy. No cash,
o.. ess.c. Dccsmbcr. soiei02s and May
slo349
Moderately active and steady. No. g
e2a-fsl.c. &c. NeLuT. 49c. No. f7Rc.
No 3 yeHoW. c5.c. October 4sAofsSc;
Deccraber. ss'sG4ss.c, Say. 5oNa5oae.
OARS Fairly octive ard arm. No. 2. ssH9
So. G. Octorcr. esis Eafi4c. Nav. siN4s2Ae.
Ss-ap.cs in fair demand and steady. No 3 81.
G SEC, so 3 Whise - eaoc 80 2, SsaoS9.c;
80 Waite sotlAc
FYF-siow bet steady. 70. 2 cash. SIC;
September delivery. Gle. October. siHc, ard
D-corber- SO sample lots. si2e2c for No Z
al ease for No 9.
BAsrET-rasy but no lover 30 ? october.
f7c san pies. Common. ssss2o; good 10 choice.
B1fcsc end extra icts sscT-c
Nsss PaRK - Market somewhat unsettled,
vita fs.r trading a. Irregular prices Prices
euctstis a g. f2lfssQ = FOR cash. - s2tsae- 3
Ger Oc.otcr o. ss7 i1C0 for December;
8 .2<1liU& FOR Jsluary ara 80 i2ssDfg.so
sor Nay
LsaD-Rafher active ard prices ruled lover.
Prices ranged a. 4 f-.ef - ior cash. e ia
7e f7.s fsr October ssa7tse a. FOR Decsu Der:
q sol.ss5's for January, sad a. p ,esq7is for
MAJ
RUrTza-Creamery. ioa2e. Dairy. Ioeisci
aCxiar stock. So
Porrrvv--IsIve Chickens % Ter ~. Spring
Chickens S. 90, per le. Live Tarseys fef'c
Ter NJ Live Dsess s19c per lo. Live Geese
4 ooa7 - per to1eu.
II1reRs-Dtst Het Snirsts rnfs8 frrs a. e. ~
per ga Ter enisae5 o5s
Nsr voRz SEPT a
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
INCREASE OF IMMIGRATION.

WAsmNoToN, sept 2S-During Au-
gust 27.3S7 immigrants came to the
United States against 81, 4ls in August,
1ss9 Germany during last month fur
nished 1879; England and Wales, 5,Sss;
Russia, 3, $50; ireland, S,sls; Sweden
and Norway, 3,O4s; Italy, 1887, and
Poland l. $40
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24


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