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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30
SCOTCH-IRlSH.
Their Second Annual CoHgreas
Meets az Pittsburgh
CALLED TO ORDER BI ROBERT BOssER
= Thousand no.sE@tss. tnoisainE n@ax
1iastins sishoo MsHloeEs ~ ne
A4oe. a. Attendance -opcs-
GUE f'rsoSGalAgs.

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ana I'D Hi4eA @"~t'aa tA.Nh"rS
hearty welcome g. t1t meu BEES of fle
opgrsss. Governor Beater followed
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RDe ot~-e oi iN"i.sa tN''i.t" WIZ" ""s
responded % briefly ~ ffeslAcnt huI-
ner
qg.s rsr,r. - fle e~s.rstIVe conan. .t-
tV' N~9 '~N -
McNloskie- lhe report s"N"eo
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

NEw YoEK, May % e.-There is great
danger Of an ice famine here and dealers
are advancing the price oach week
There does not seem 30 be any oombins-
tion, but each dealer charges what be
can extort from bis customers Retail
butchers in TIC principal market pay a.
the way from fifty 80 seventy-6ye cents
d hundred, while the Wholesale and cold
storage men pay from s. osi2 q ton. The
latter are advancing prices FOR cold stor-
age. Ico-cream and asb men are also
advancing prices.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30
The I.lue and the GAY.

VIcKsBUBG, Miss, May 2o.--The
third day of the reunion of the Blue and
the Gray was one of great interest
General John ;. Kountz. Pa Com
mander-in- Chief OF the G. A..
r., arrived. General c. 4. Hooker,
of Mississippi. General Kountz and
others spoke. At night there was a
grand pyrotechnic display on the lake
and salutes by the Warren artillery,
also grand campfire 10y the B}ue and
the Gay. The city is thronged with
v-itOrs
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

BURL1NGroS. la, May % Robert G.
Saunderson, superin tendent Of the Bur
lington schools. and president Of the
Iowa state Teachers Association, died
Wednesday afternoon from the effects OF
a paralytic stroke received two months
ago. He was - years Of age, and one Of
the brightest educational lights Of the
West Before coming 20 this country
Prof Saunderson was city editor of the
London Times and later filed tho same
position for the New York Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30
IN MEMORY OF LEE.
Ths Statue % the Coafederass
Lssdsr Unvai %.
4 EEsoRLBLE SCENE At RICaXOsD.
A LSHs rreSssases % Military .oa C4sis
sSeietAss - the aouenasBt-orS-
tion - C0lonel Archer A..
sSfsSn-A Nast fhFong.

RICHaaoSp. Va. Nay - ~ TIE capital
q the ola Domiuion did houor TO-DAY 70
the memory o. The IoAn who defended
Il - long snd a. yslLantly Anld toe
booming Of cannon, the muslc of q
score OF hands and The en tatslasiio
cheers ot tea 81 tAcalsands OF people
representing al the States ot the cd
Coutederacy, the st4tse erected - The
memory " Robert Edmund lee vas
formally unvailed lt was one ~ the
most remarkable demons trations Of love
FOR man ana one Of me most memora-
bic sPeetacles u devotion that tie South
has even seen, OF probably Viii ever see
again.
General Fitz Hugh Lee was grand
raarshal, and General John T. Cooke
chief % staff. with 100 assistant
marshalS representing each q
the secession states and be
longing 10 the Oldest families
OF The South. The uniformed troops
and veterans had the right Of line in the
order in which the States seeded. South
Carolina thus being at the head VIZ
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

Eolh the method AMI results when
syrup # kigs is taken; il Ii pleasant
snd refreshing % the taste, AID acts
gently yet promptly Ca the Kidneys,
Liver aud Bowels, eieanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dhpels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of I.gs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ae-
eeptsbls 10 tie stomach, prompt in
~ action and truly beneficial in It's
Effects, prepared only from the most
healthy aud agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made II the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale In SOC
and 81 bottles By all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand VIII pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try IL Do not accept any
CALIFORNIA FiG syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. ~. sEa To6k. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

TERKE HAUTE, Ind, May 20 p r
Weaver. % New haven, Conn. stopped
OF in this city Wednesday ou a trip
across the continent on = bicycle lie
left New Haven thirty-four days ago
and since then has Travelled exactly
]. 900 miles. as indicated by The cy-
clOmeter on bis wheel. lie is bound for
California. whore he vii spend the
winter with relatives lie erpect. 20
take bis tine and reach BIS destination
early m August
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

Sioux FANS :. D.. May - Tor
Eve or six years, ~ Is said. system ~
knocking down" has been followed
by nun Der 81 managers ~
Western Union Telegraph Offices
IN tho NorthWeFt by which tho
company has lost $50. 600 a dozen
stations arc said - be involved II s
understood that the company has
evidence sufficient 70 procure ths ln-
dictmcnt Of several managers. bot tley
refuse - make public their informstIon
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

pTrTgBUEsH ps Hsv - y r Tsr-
bff ~ ftis city res entered SUIT
sFslrst she perrrr ~sris bauros5 coe1-
Dsrr far sc nar 5susg~s So fss ant FL
- fts vfe ard I've ehllo~er. vnc were
er tht isT sTpress fpe uorH ~ sf ere
gofrstrv-r feed Es blsrsse the -o-rs
psuV fof rot sorr .ug oaek n Pft.sba-rt
Thsu f vss seer tbsr oorls not get
taroaeb t1sfoo1ea dlgsxtet
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

HrvsYeo Mich M&y 2c Tne
dwelling - Cbsrl.s su-nsr - White
r ono. ourped Wsdnss5sy morning.
Ms Sumner rad stepped or fof fsE
moments ard lsft hsr bsbT sslesr m tns
houss The F,s ~ vas burned 81 1esba
before sssistsuos srriv vsd
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

CHTcAeo. Nsv - Five scres - frsrns
3inrs ~orru~isin7 The lyman A
Bu5Ic-v pickle works corner of Iipooln
sve-1e and Dove STREE Bovmanvl is.
burned Ass nFbt ~ Buslorr ssti-
rste6 tse 1oss a. f20o 0o0 vbils Pre-
ws-sbsll Gstfisl do ret think ~ loss
voala hs over 81. o00 Fifteen hssd -
catts and sir horses were -onsu med.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30
INDIANA IN NEED or MONEY.
The Income Too Small TO Most the states
NecEsskrs EHpcnses.

INDIATAroLIs Iud May 20 Indiana
is in bad way financially. The neces-
gary running expenses are rapidly
increasing. while the income -
not owing d inadequate TAXATION
and under spprsisement The State
Auditor has figured out 8 debclen.
cy Of $500. 900 which the next LeFislA-
ture must provide for either Toy increas.
ing tie tax levy o. making a new loan.
The increased levy and higher appraise-
nent are, however. declared 30 6e IL
eVitablv necessary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

DrrvHR Col. Nsy - a report
reached here "Wednesday afternoon frou
Alsuoso that 8 wonderfully rich strike
hos beer rDa5e ir The Golconds mine.
which is ovus6 ~ ex-senator Tou
Bowen. A sold streak - rolc on lpct
thick runs tbroaCh The nine. Ten days
sro = pocket vas opened from shlcn
f200 600 bss beer taken.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

To1rDo. q MAY % in the court 20
Common pleas Wednesday Nine De
We're. who was foun, guilty o. forrsrY.
reco ve5 = sentence of ten years a. hard
lsbar in the peritentisry. Sue was
clairvoysnt and notes arfregsting
some e.. GOO. which bore the name of
Richard Brown. ths vell-knovn iron
master O. 9ouurs own forged 81 sigro-
tures. were negotiated for her, - is
claimed. ~ goseph Lamb.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

the An erlCau
Baptist PGbllea
ZION Socisty he
4 = { Is On the
growing , y ~
e. OF lieuoE
tn c aggressi
ness ot Roman
Cath OlictsnL
whose object
Nas 70 IA a. e.
America a Iere
province tribu-
tsry - and gov
erned by the
Vatican. an q
on the "aood Of
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

BpooK1yE Nay - Pour generations
- hsr 5sscsudsrts toinsd On Wsonss-
dsv in celebrating the ipeth birthday -
Mrs Charlotte smith - fns houts -
hsr grandson II this citF Ths cslstrs-
tion vss vosns NJ witt music and ssne-
iuF. and r. tbs later Mrs smith psfs
"a psted
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

Ia CEossy. Wis. May % Charles
Lind. for some sine past dealer in
general rs1chsn3ise st hiiisboro.
Tnlon County. Wed nesday u0-ninr
shot his wifa and -aen shot himself
dad TIE caase assignee for TIE a. is
financial diHcultss Tro .mall chil-
5ren are lef-. and lette- vas left con
tanning Instructions FOR their future
care. The woman may recover
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

CIass 81 a. A.,aFssFskgs AssEl1xs ss
CAaS4xs-a sr~.t aassssAs Al sAs Aa4s
EoEtszz
eHlcAso. Nay - "A tfen sl1eHs az
aienes gato~rea Is tbs Aeoito1-
ian Wsdnessav nsghE ~ the clos
IA zesrnr e rts bSptlst sEnivers4-
ries. sueh Al ostbarss of applause -
that ~kich greeted tbe formal an
nQancs msnt that tbe t-nd iof TIE build
ing of tie B4Ptls. university vas a. ac-
oonp SHED facr has seldom been aeard
even IN the Aasisorlam- r Nelson
Blske. q boston. presided and made .
bret address
Res- Dr. Naylasd Royt the eloq aent
Ainnes polls divine, spoke ~ tSha,f OF
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

DEcATrn- Ind. May p The boy
colt recently insatuted hy The Farmers
Alliance against the Businessmen q
Warren. Ind. which caused vide-sprssd
interest has been declared 81 a. end.
and nos al interests are harucr i,5us
The News of that place. vbsch suspend
81. ~ill resume D. blication. sno ~ ri
county fair managers have determined
70 20 ahead with The bib4t
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-30

CIrvELAND, O.. May 29. AT the meet
ing OF the Ohio Grand Lodge Of Knights
% Pythiss held here "Wednesday the
constitution Of the order ws-S amended
in reference 70 the admission ~ mem
bers. so "a % prohibit the imitation of
any person engaged in trsflcking in
spirituous, vinous malt or any intoxi
eating liquors The amendment also
denies admission 20 colorei men.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

CATARRH This dreadful disease,
only a slght congestion OF the mucous
membrane of the nose at first, increases
with eacn cold until u spreads through
ont the whole mucous system, affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, stOm-
ach, etc. causing deafness, lung dis
eases, dyspepsia and many other DIS
tressing aud dangerous complaints. 4
fun account Of your present condition
AMI the treatment YOU require, VIII be
gwen YOU free OF charge by Dr.. ;. Clay
Todd, As MonrOe-st., Room 4, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
If you are nervous, restless, irritable,
sleepless or wake after horrid dreams,
tired mornings, with y dull headache,
bad taste in the mouth, sometimes dis
charges. and C0- about Your employ
mcut without life. energy and ambition,
dcs re to bo alone, gloomy forcbodings,
q disposition to worry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes, spells
of feeling afraid or uncertain, some
times l0w spirits, you arc suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion of
nerve power, which may end III utter
pr0s,rau0u, insanity aud death.
YOU have great sense OF weakness
and Nearaess. with tired limbs, numb
uess, trembling prickiy sensations, cold
fees and legs, YOU are advancing TO that
most serious disease, paralysis.
your bead aches, feels numb and
tired with strange sensations, loss OF
memory, and vou think with difficulty.
or you are s.ecpiess nc night, With drCw-
s.ness cud du.iness during the day, the
nerve and brain fatigue may soon fuu
into iusa1ity or death
If vou have any of these feelings do
not neglect them or they viii end n par
slrss. insanity, pvostration or death.
AS you valae your ife 60 not neglect
these warnings. Time snd experience
have shown, and hundreds OF startling
and marvellous cures have proved. that
taeso diseases are perfectly and com
J.etely cured by pr. $. Clay Todd, No.
- hicnroe-st.. room 4, Grand Rapids
uaer the uso I'd Dr. :. Clay Todd !
remarkable remedies. all these symp-
toms yield as IF by magic, and strength
e. nerves. v'gog Of BRAN, vitality OF
blood and heslth of body arc soon re-
stored.
lis remedies are purely vegetable
snd harmless. aDd can only bc obtained
81 as office
DIR. TODD compounds his prescrip-
toes before each patient IN his Office.
Catarrh. deafness, rheumatism, ner-
vcus debility. imnoteuce and ali dis.
eases resulting from early Indiscretlons
ard eycesses ot manhood. all 4 sesses Of
she uruary organs, partial pars'ysis,
var.cucelle. ruptures, tuniors, scr0fuia
old sores. dropsv. sS.n diseases. hveT
and kidney complaints. heart diseases.
shortness 0f breath. hack of head
small "a back. etc.. nciudiag all female
complaints and chronic diseases cured
quickly sud permanently.
DR. fODps office s st - Monr0e-st.,
room a. Grand Rapids. hch.
~ medicines sEree witA the stomach
SRI Won Csn eat anything vQu choose
HE Il in h.s Office from 8ia the morn
irg untl Tin sac evenlngv every day
but ~und8vA
Caii. everybody. friendly tax WI
cost vou nothing.
Lev Charges Rapid Curcs
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

NTw HhvEv. Conn. tort lT.--een.
ator Piatf presided over fhe deilhera.
tons o. The Republican STATE conven-
tion A fsil ticket was Nominated.
headed BY samuel j. MerWin. q hew
Haven. for Governos
HARTToED. Conn. sert T. IL. =
Morris was nomlnste3 fof Governor ~
the Democratic state convention Tues
dsr. a flil ticket was placed in tb@
fsld The ulatforn declare fof free
raw material 8en8unces The MeBinlsv
iii sne speaker Reeds rulinfs in tbo
Houss. favors hberai pensions. dsnorre-
e tbs Te6ersi-electon bill sne fsvofs
Z secret ballot
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
PALMER'S PICK
Coed NeA Named IS the WerlS's
Fair Executive Committee.
Ths SAiArY Of RS oineStor-0easral
p.acsa II SIS 600 a Year Report
of ths Rales COMMITTEES.

CHlcAeo. sept iT.-At the noFnfng
session az ne National Colamtl4n -
posstioa ComrEissioR President Palmer
zEn0uaced "A eseea1vo cemUittss,
whiea Is - have - lAe poeefs q tbe
National Commission When the casa-
Eolssien > rel IA session. exeepi IA
cases Ia which the act q CoaKrcss re-
Qalres tae setloa @ the commission.
4bsy shall rePOrt fails al taelr tran.
ssctlons 70 tAe oom missien The com
nittee Is IS fellows;
EiesSrs NeDoAa.a Kerxns Fxa0 WissReF
CoE-zaissioEsrs-e. ,large, aaa sess.l - New
sesseys smsliss, U Vermont. Nariia1s.e
e 1lllaaa, 1fssshof. - New fork
bree1 q Massachusetts. MARTA g Ne
tfaskat Frlee - hausas Harrison,
81 Il .anesots BAIT 4 wesi Virginia. EwipE
ei Illinois; Klrg q Iowa. Piatt 81
Ohie' AcLsws - Georgia. VIII
i19s. - Tennessee Eirsi. q f.sf-
idas Eeurcars @ Mississippi Eersca,
feld q Moataaz. cooae.i q. Co.oraaoi Brit
ton 81 Tie Dlsff.Ci 81 CoiumolG- aud AokerEie
o. heatucaa. Frrsiaeni Palmer u chaiTI1an
- Tie resolution u tie commission aoopsse
Juiy l.isa1
Tie report OF the committee on rules,
by-lsws and regulations WAS read. Two
stated meetings % the commission are
provided for annually, VIZ: on the first
Wednesday ia April and September Of
each year during It's existence, con-
menclug in April, 1891 Special meet
ings arc 10 be hsld on the
call OF the presiaenL which call
may be made on kls own motion or
az the written request OF the executive
committee or OF one-third OF the mem
bers of the commission. Salaries are
fixed as follows; President $4,000 a
year; Secretary. $4,000 : year; Director
General. SIS, 600 year. The following
standing committees were provided for:
judiciary. Rules and Dy Laws. Tariffs aud
Transportation. Foreign Affairs, LeEis.
lat.0n, Fine Arts, Science. history, Lit.
erature ana Education, Live Stock.
Horticulture. finance. Auditing, Cere.
monies, Classification, Manufactures, Com.
lnerce Mines and Mining. Fisheries and Fish
Culture. Electricity and Electrical Appliances.
Forestry and Lumber, Machinery, World :
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
CRISIS M PORTUGAL.
a Tremendous Row Over the Convention
with England.

LISBON, Sept 1.-THE Portuguese
Cabinet has resigned and Chrisostomo
Abren has been intrusted with the for
nation OF a new Ministry. The excite
ment over the Anglo-Portuguese treaty
continues and there have been several
2iotous demonstrations. IN one instance
. mob attacked police station and re-
leased all the prisoners. II was 10
mored that an English mRh-of-war has
arrived in the Tagus and that the OH
GERS and men who landed were attacked
by mob and compelled 70 re-embark.
In view OF the agitation in the country
1t is believed that IL Will be impossible
for the Cortes TO reiify The convention
with England.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

forgot" said be, quickly walking oacE.
By this timo LanFdon w4s ln ne
doorway Before be could move heFan
had drawn bis TeYolvel auo Mrs. lang
don WAS lying on the ground dying
Quick IS be oould Lanedon drew as
weapon and began shooting at beTsn
Three shots had taken edect in the
mans head before be fell; fourth Au-
ished him. Tie report that beYan sact
himself before Langdon treo upon him
is entirely untrue.
Letters found on Bevan's person ao-
dressed TO Whom IL Nay Concern"
show that constant brooding over heing
jilte6 By Miss Smith bad unsettled his
mind. 4 search Of the body showed q
belt strapped about IL beneath tie
clothes contrasting about tfty Ss-cslibcf
cartridges. dirk-knite and > place for
a revolver The QUITS was new and
probablv bought FOR the occasion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
BURNED TO DEATH.
Two Utah Boys Lose Their Lives sn the
IRE Which nc.froYed Their Home.

Two Utah Boys Lose Their Lives sn the
Fire which Destroyed Their Home.
SALT LANE CITY. Z. T. Sept IL
At an carly hour Tuesday morning the
dwelling OF Mrs. J. w Savage al Park
City was found 20 be on FIRE. and il soon
became known that her two boys were
in the house. One, sged l3
years. was brought oct alive,
but horribly burned. He died a
few hours afterward. The remains
Of the other were found in the ashes oi
tho building. Mrs Savage is 50 AFFECT
ed by the calamity that she can give no
account o! the affair. but it IS supposed
that she undertook 70 start Ere With
the aid Of coal oil aad that tue usual
explosion followed
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
MExICOs FOURTH OF July.

Independence Day Appropriated, 90.
served in tho Southern Rspusito-Presi-
dent DiAz' Address st The Opening Of
Congress.
CITY or ME-Co. Sept I7.-The anui-
versary OF the independence oi Mckee
was celebrated Tuesday with great
ponp. The President opened Congress
at o'clock ?. n. In bis speech
ho said that the country Vas
at peace internally ana externally.
lie had received the Pan-Anerlcsn con-
ference reports, which were being stsc.
led. Arrangements had been made for
the mutual crossing % troops O. tie
United States and Mexico pursuing In
disns The Government ~ tie
United States bsd acted fairly ia
ihe matter OF the Conspiracy
20 invade Lower California
The United States Senate bad approved
3 commission 10 arrange probable dlfi-
culties arising irC>n changes in the
course Of the Rio Grsnde ard Colorado
Absolute neutrality had been preserved
respecting the Central American 80.
hrc~lio
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
TANNING NIAGARA.
The Contract Is Let aud Work WIN Be-
eIn Within Ten DayA

BUFFALO, n. Y, Sept. 1.-THE con-
tract for the construction OF a tunnel.
which its projectors hope VIII make
Niagara Falls the greatest manufsc-
turing center on the continent was let
to Rogers & Clement last week. The
contractors sre on the ground Within
ten days they will begin work. Two
hundred men Will be given employment
10 begin with. Said Contractor Rogers:
eve snail start three shafts al once. one
viii be located near The mouth ~ the tunnel.
one near the corner Of Erie and Third streets.
and the other nearly opposite the old Ere
depot. The center one viii probably be begun
fTst. These shafts Will be ten by twenty feet
and go feet deep Two hundred men viii be ~
work night and day until the shafts are down,
which viii take about three nonths, aud then,
as We shall 60 both ways from each sbaft,
fully 1000 men Will be employed"
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

CHATTATooGA, Tenn, Sept. i7.-At
Hartman Tuesday morning two little
girls we're struck bF car. and one killed
and the ether erosdfully hurt on tho
Belt Line railroad. The children,
II and "a years old respectively. daugn-
ters % Mr.. samuel Goddert. vere walk
ing tbe track. bearing between them
bueket of water. The engine Of the
Esst Tennessee road was backing down
the line when Il struck ard knocked
the children down.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
LAID 10 RESI-.
The Body of the Inventor of the 1oDites
Reaehes the Scene Of fts Intermspt.

4 ha HhttT q tHH InFenfnf OF tbf 1A"utt'f
Reaehes the scene Of fts Intermsnt.
STOCKHOLM. Sept lT.-Tbe train
bearing TIE body o. Ericsson arrived
- Tiiipstsa a. 2 o'clock Monday
morning. All along tbe route there
we're appropriate decorations e
marx the occasion. When TIE
train reached Fllipstad TIE Whole
population turnsd oct Twelve miners
Carried tse body int 70 the church. where
BisAop Bun6grsn performed tbs funeral
service The cofia yss then deposited
ia chspsl which had been erected
especially Tor SIS reception IN TIE a.
joining cemetery. vhica is the fnest in
Evoapa
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

NEe IENUII|N- FVHI| :" = = :
strongly pronounced thst l.anesloa li1
iusi right bet acted toa sleVls.
Bssan. on meeting Lsrsaen AoneAs,
besFe3 q ses his fermeI s~cei4ear.
I.saga0ns wife. he begged in saprli-
ant tones far 5asi ous hriet interview.
Il must ssk her j1st one question
pleaded Bes1n. ''sna thea ! Uia So
away In ntomCut uf weak
Hess Lsng1on glel4ea lheagh -
feariul oi treaenery thst be ssi in
sn upper window oi tse sqgse aH4 cQt-
cred besan vita rife While be kn4
Mrs LAngdon were oonrersins in tto
yard. heVaa Aoosed az tae window and
s4a that aag rash move on bic para
would be fatal Then BE assumed q
role that com cleteig tbres ths
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

husband on A.s
guard Slowly
he Nalke6away.
"Nell. then.
good bye be
said Lang &on
lowered hlsrife
and started 10
&c down stairs
llevan saw him
leave the wln
dow ana turned
suddenly %
one moment. ]
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

TnoT. y. Y, Sept -R A. Psrnsa-
ter. COUNSEL for the Central Hudson
Bailroad Company. has ia his posses
son ne written cou oufsssions Of Reid.
Can ard Buett giving 81 TIE details q
exc wrsckins o. the Montreal express
nsar Csstleton or Septemher = The
confssslons we're pro3uost Tuesday a. q
ontsrsnes kel8 81 PsrEentsrs resi-.
fer~e
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

PonTrAxp Ore, sept r. -fro- =
private source it is learned that a bank
robbery occurred IN Tbs DAllss, oregon,
Tuesdar B3ghs The robbers tunnslsd
Under TIE tuaaizg and blsw TIE vasli
open Nofblnr 5efnits bss been
learned concerning tks asnonnt taken
bnt Be- is sad to b In TIE nslg s2rboo8
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
A Nomsaation.

CREssox SPRINGS. Pa. Sept 1T-The
President has sent tha following nomi-
nation to Washington: william G
Brais.ed. Of Michigan, 70 b an Assist
ant surgeon in the navy. He also
signed the commission OF George L.
Dobson. Of Iowa. IS Register Of the
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

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= Chicago firm operating az goods
stores n Iis,n and Lima assigned Non
day TIE deed inclades beta stores
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acrss o. lana in Vinton CountY And 1s7
ceres Cd Plks Countr. Tie extent of
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

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