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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03
AN ANGRY MOB.
Husband Attacked While En- Route
TO His Wife's Funeral.
The london Times VIII Publish the 0'Shes
Divorce Trial in Pamphlet Form iof
General Distribution.
Attacked by n Mob.

Attacked by n Mob.
| Special to the Gazette.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-The funeral OF Mira {.
Hogg, whore mysterious murder has SO
excited tine people of the London suburb,
Hampstead, took place to-day, AID, as
was expected, the occasion was taken
advantage of by the populace for demon
stralion against the dead woman's hus-
band. who is suspected of having, in
collision with his mistress. caused nsr
death. 1t was well that an extra force
of police had been ordered on duty, for
otherwise violence would certainly have
been done to Hogg.
The carriage in which he rode as chief
mourner WAS attacked by All angry mob,
but the police charged upon the rioters
and dispersed them. After this en-
counter the people contented themselves
with loud threats and menacing gestures
aud no iur her breerh of the peuce &C.
Cured. Hogg seems determined not to
be frightened away or influenced in his
action by the threats of his neighbors.
He declares his innocence OF any con-
neciion with his wife's death, aud the
authorities have not thus FAR been able
to find any ground OH which to arrest
him.
WILL CALL ON PRESIDENT HARRISON.
The Swedish lawyer, Csdercantz,
whose appointment as chief justice of
Samoa under the recent agreement be-
tw sen Germany, England aud the
United States, has been ratified By three
nations, is now visiting the London lega-
ton IN route for his new post of duty.
He will call on President Harrison at
Washington while on his way across the
American continent to take o ship for
Asia.
AN UNSAvORY AFFAIR.
MIR. ParnelI, il is said, will testify In
his own defense and in defense OF Mrs.
o 'Shea in the coming divorce suit of
Capt. . Shea, aud will absolutely deny
crIminalIty. 1t is rumored that the
plaintiff has in his possession written
evidence that may impair Mr.. Parueli's
denial. Mrs. O'Shes will reply to her
husband g allegations with counter allie
cations. Altogether the affair is about
rs unsGvory as it can be. 1t is UNDER
stood that tbs London Times Will publish
q report of the trial in pamphlet form
for circulation in Europe and America.
The Tories, as ca lied some days ago,
rest great hopes upon its effect, especi-
illly among the Irish peasantry, who
hold in deep adherence any violation Of
marital pledges.
TO RAISE THE LIMIT.
II is stated that the legislative council
of India ia considering a repeal of the
law giving husband the right to claim
his betrothed wife after she is ten years
Of age, she intention beng to increase
the limit to twelve.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03
MISSING PICTURES.
Valuable Oil Paintings, and Wants Her
Farmer Arrest d.

srecial TO the Gazette.
NKw YORK, Nov. 2.-Miss Sallie Glib
bons, artist, who gained considerable
notoriety a year and half ago through
a quarrel with Mrs. Paran Stevens, next
to whose house on Fifth avenue she then
had a studio, was IN the Jefferson market
police court Yesterday, accom- panied by
Detective Kemp OF the West Thirtieth
street police station. and asked for
warrant for The arrest of Mrs. Me-
Donald, whom she accused of entering
her picture establishment, next door to
the Casino. and stealing oil paintings
valued at $40, 900.
Upon making Inquiries into the mat
ter, Justice O'Rielly ascertaiDed that
Mrs. Mcdonald was Miss Gibbons part
ner in business. He declined to issue n
warrant, and advised Miss Gibbons to
begin a civil suit for the recovery of the
pictures. According TO Miss Gibbons
story Mrs. Mcdonald never put 81 iuto
the business, and a day or so ago they
had quarrel. When Miss Gibbons went
to her place of business Yesterday morn
ing several valuable pictures were miss
ing. She sent for the janitor, who told
her Mrs. Mcdonald had taken the pic
lures. Miss Gibbous says she Will begin
suit at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03
Ninety Nine Years.

Special to the Gazette.
WHARTON, TEX, Nov. 2.-George
Washington, colored, has been on trial
for two days on the charge Of raping his
tep-yesr- daughter. This morning
the jury returned verdict assessing his
punishment at ninety-nine years i'll the
penitentiary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03
The Regulation Murder and Suicide.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Nov. 2-T. Amack'
cabinet maker, IN q lit of jealousy this
morning shot Harriet Anderson, a
married woman upon whom he had been
pressing his attentions, firing three
bullets into her body and head. she
died instantly. Ainaok then retired to
his room and shot himself through the
heart
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Nov. 2.-The Re-
publican State COMMITTEES estimates the
Republican plurality in the state
ut the coming election at about
IS 900, and claims the election of nine
congressman, with possibility OF eleven
in case heavy Republican vote is
polled.
The Democratic committee. on REPORTS
from eighty-three of the eighty eight
counties, claim their entire ticket will be
elected il there Is no falling off in the
Democratic vote, and if 800 900 Demo-
cratic votes are polled they estimate the
head of the ticket will lie elected by q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03

river has been found by Chief of Police
Drew of this city, who hunted for IL four
weeks before he found 1t. He says i e
AN ideal robbers roost, and robbers
could never be Gisiodged from IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03

Reports to the French academy from
an expert in the Malay peninsula indi-
cate the possibility of a serious falling OF
in the gutta percha supply, owing to the
reckless destruction of even the Youngest
uess By ths natives.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03

plurality of 10 900. The committee esti-
mates fifteen Democratic congressmru
will be elected. though SONS OF them
may have small pluraiities
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-03
INDUCEMENTS IN
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-06

16 Wdnner, fanoen bas getpiin{6te
gahe. Dur6 grbdnsen tDbteien fi9
12 Yerlonen, bpH s ms Wafer @ss
lptungeneu muroen 5 gerettet; in feds
Gdllen tpenbeten bic 9elbItmorbsGonbis
baten Gift an; 4 perfonen sriHen gut
S9uBmaffe, brei gum Mefer; 3tpei
Selbifm6roer itiir3ten fi9 aus benz
Genfer, unb ie elmer enoete 5ur6 @rs
itifen be3m. 8erbrennen. Die @riinbe
ftnb ilberuiesenb Sr,itnn, unbetlbare
Rranfbsit iopis 2iebessram. Sn hier
Gdllen fonnte Der @rnnb tiberbaupt
ui6t ernittel! perber. 9as 9lIter Der
Selbfm6rber f9manfte oiesmal spi=
ldea 90 uno II Sabrea.
ogine iuenig erffeuli6e ueberra,
i6uns", f9reibt has v8sr!iner Sage
blatt"- oiirfte es getpiHen Rreiien 8er>
lins bereiten, baB bic v6rau Oberamts
mann" uieber in Berlin ilt, unb guar
binter 59loB uab 2ieeel. gs banbelt
li9 I'm iene nelegante" @elegenbeits.
Ma9erin, Die iogenannte Grau Ober4
amtnlanu 9euier, tpel9e nit ibrer
fd6nen Sodter in ibren faritti9 einges
rtdteten Salons in Der Wilbelmitrabe
bic dlteren anb iiineeren 2ebemdnmer
Der bornebmften areife empfing uub
fdlieBli6 tpegen ibrer gar gu melt ge.
bsnben @afifreunbf6aft lin Nopember
bes Sabres 1886 unter Der 8eihulbi
guns bet f9peren Guppelei berbaftet
tporben 1T. Nber fdon nod tpeuigeu
Sagen muroe bic Grau Oberamtmann"
bamals aus Der nnteriudunssbaft pie.
Der entlafen, unb stpat gegeu cine @aus
tion BON 10000 Marf, msl6e elmer ibs
rer bo9oerm6genben @6nner fur fie ae.
felt batte. Grau beaier lieb bic gau.
tion i'm Std unb wanote lt1 banals
nit ibrer 8o9ter nod paris, bon no
Gtdulein 0euier mad einiger 3eit bier
Der 'uriidtebrte. SEPT melbet man aus
8rulieI, baB 5rau 0euier i'm porigen
Wonat in gelsien berbaftet unb bereits
gesen Miite 9tobember ben biesIeitigen
8eb0rben ausgeliefert tporben lei.
Sn 9anburg iollen bic 0aupt.
StraBen NIT IOgenannten sgerduIhlos
lem pfafer" Derfeben iuerben. Ser
Wnfang ion nit Sem Ql|terbanm ges
maebt merben. Cine englii1e @eiea.
i9aft bat ii6 erboten, iogenanntes 6el.
fenbarspaafter ebenIo billig iuie Stein.
pfaifer su legeu. - Ser Suugfernities
itrablt iebt iii eleftriidem 2i6te, bers
poreebradt bon auei 2eiben Bogeu-
libtern. Sir bic elsttrii6e 8eleu1s
tung aller Der bic SHueHaliier besrens
aenoen SiraBen, ,pelne jebt 3ur Mus.
fibrlns sebra6t tperben fol-, bat bic
8iirserfdaft aund6It 100. 600 Marf be,
milligt.
= Ser in 9alle a. 9. in iebr ius
gsnblidem sllter geforbene 2ieutsnant
a. .. unb Nfrifas&eiisuoe &iebed, Der
Sobu BEG bor elm paar Sabreu ebenfalls
berfprbsnen 8rauntoblen Grobinbufiz
riellen &iebed, bat feiner 0ateritabt
9alle Elm 8ermd9tHiB i'm getrage bon
$500. 900 Marf binterlailen.
Cine Der dlteiten Jrauen Der
grbe, Grou Masbalena pon3a in Wien
bat bieier Sage ibren ia. @eburts<
tag in boiler 8eilfesfrifde gefeiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-06
Sas Grab 8abnt amimeincnb pcr>
debfi61

na@ geiuiiieu elenben Snbalioen, welde matt
uno idmad oabmidlei6en, obwobl cs immel
10 ausiiebt, ais oh iie oemnd6it iterbeu mir
Den, mas inoeIlcn ni9t geidiebt. Sic bcrtrod-
ncn idrunpfcn, 3uiammel uno idipinocn cnS-
lid babnt, obne Dap lie jemals cine fcite Sc
lrnbbeit beieilen unb boS pb9iilde araitbepubt.
iein tennen gelcrnt batteu, mcld)eS oaS 8eitc
Der Griens lit, al pelde fie id nit 10 benlerfens
luertbcr 3Gbigtcit auftlammeru. Sic bcriuden
beltanbig, an ibrem aorpern NIT einem mertb,
loleu Seilnittel, Stdrtung5mittcl ober ygcbens-
wcder" uberumsuilideu" nnb su yrepariren@,
I'M bic 8croauuna unb Die 3batigieit Der &c,
ber su forOsrn. 4enn iOlde miBleitcte 2eute
ibre 3ufludt ;u 9oitetter'5 Ntagcn>8ittcrs ncb.
men uno bel Oenielben bebarrea tpiiroen, miiroc
es gut nm lie itebcn. 8ieies bor,uelid)c Stdr-
tungSmittel crSeugt bic ardIte, oercu bic Sdpa-
den beoiiricn, inbem cs bic 8erbcuung traftigt
uno Die slliinlilirung forocrt. SIS bitft eegeu
@crpolitdt, Sdlaflohgtci', Malaria, Niercn-
8eidBeroen, @olIeuleiocn, @etfopfuna, &beu-
matiSmus uno Ieuralgie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-06

Der srbbte Sdmereniiiuer auf her ggelt III Salpa
iicn Del. GS 1T has bette uuo tiltsite Mittel fur
Rheumat:smns. 9H alien Apctbeten fur % @enta gu
babsu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-06

Die
@Odentlide Greie Yreiie flir Seras
eri6eint
ieoea Donnerfag
unb foftet
$3.50 fit baS Sabr poer $1.25 fir
6 Mpnate tn Vuransbesablmma.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
DRAGGED TO DEATH
A Shocking Aceidsnt 20 Nine
Year-Old Boy.
HlCGETT LET'S 10 YEARS IN JACKSON
Tor ths Va ardsr Of GiAeomo oIdtaf Last
AeFii-Dissrsssia< C2tassrophs By =
E4iiiag scsnoIa-.apxsms C0aFt
Jadss - BE Elected Ihis Fail.

DzTRoIr, July IA boy named
Johnson, sad 70 be about . years Of
age and who resided IN LIyernois-aye.
met his death ID shocking manner
about o'clock this afternoon. He had
taken a horse out 70 feed on the grass
ia the vacant plots OF ground IN the
vicinity OF LiVernOl save. and Michigan
Central railroad crossing, and had ted
the strap % one OF bis own legs. Tue
horse Ia some manner became fright
ened, and the boy was dragged 70 his
death after the ancient manner of m
fictng capital punishment IN some
nations.
The horse, gall0ping at the top of It's
speed and followed Uy the rebOunding
harden, which soon became a shapeless
mass OF humanity, hauled neadlOng at
the end or It's tether, rushed down
LIvernois 70 Mchigan-aye. and down
Michigau-aVe. 70 some distance beyond
the city limits. The spectacle Is de
scribed as a frightful one, bat those
who saw II were pOwerless 10 AID the
unfortunate child.
lt Is said that the boy was dragged
over mile before the strap broke and
left the battered remains with every
bone in the body broken lying on the
ground.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
HOW MANY HELLOS?
The Telephone Girls Now Frying
10 Find Out.
4 THREE DAYS COUNT IN PROGRESS
Yhe NOnaber 81 Connections thsf N NeEs
MADE Thursday and FRIDAY h A.
certAined and tiiysn below
The simple Method.

s'Yes, perceive that the arrange
menis are all very tine, said TElE-
eRAM-HEEAlp reporter 70 Mr. Boyoe, Of
the Telephone Exchange. Il think /
understand the why's and whercfores OF
ali the movements, except this cigar
box scheme"
Beside each operator was a clgaT-boX
divided INTO Two partitions Every
moment OF two tae operator took pea
from one compartment and dropped "a
into the other one, and the reporter,
just az teeler, suggested that he had
seen. Ia ether cities, that beans OF even
pumpkln-seeds would work Just as Wei.
They would ,T indeed, said Nh.
BOyoe. eve ourselves used beans last
year, and 40 great harm came oi them.
but don't you think that the ln-
ternal resistance arising from the la
ductve seton '--
Now. hold on; # you really want 90
know, III tell YOU those peas are simple
counters. We are uglng 10 IND tie
average Of connections that are made
by our exchange daily. Every time "A
call ls made pea is dropped into the
compartment, and when night comes
they are counted
Yes, saw that al once. Can you
tell me the results Of the count as far
a. you have gOney'
"Mell," said tue manager, there Is
the tally sheet for yesterday, and YOU
canadd upthe columns 10 su.ty0urself.
The reporter took the paper and
reached the following result. The
count began at O'Clock On Thursday
morning and is still M progress. For
/ Thursday and part Of Friday the re-
suit is as follows. Tho first number
gwen Is for Thursday and the second
Tor Friday. For the second day the
count j given only 10 3 p. m..
From 5 O'Clock 10 9, 1899 and 1853; .
10 10, 1879 and 1911; 10 90 II, 1904 and
1868; II 10 T., 9S2 and 1863; ~ 10 J, SOL
and 430: 10 ,, Sl5 and 705. 10 8. S73
and 903; % 4. SO and 525. 1 90 8. 925
and 746; 30 q, Thursday only. SOS. o
p. IN. OF Thursday, 10 "A. M. OF Friday.
l558. Total Of calls answered during
the first - hours, l0,634.
In looking over the figures Manager
Boyce knit his brOws and expressed
some disappointment that The figures
were not quite mp 10 his cH-
pectatons. He said they were
about what he expected during
the morning hours and up 10 , O'Clock
IN the afternoon. "But." SAID he per
plexedly, 81 don't understand why Il IS
that the falling of at the noon hour
should not rise again 10 larger figures
than they do when the afternoon busI-
ness begins"
"Well," said the newspaper man,
Whenever there is anything you want
! explained, Just send for aTeporter. The
+, fact j., you have selected three bad
days for your count. Everybody in
| town has gone 10 the races"
: With the glad smile Of a boy VINO has
/ Just found something, Mr.. Boyce cx-
claimed, That's 50, by hokey"
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
AWFUL EXPLOSION.
A Steamer Wrecked and Her Crew
Burned To Death.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE steamer
Toga, OF the Erie Transportation Com
pany, was today wrecked by an ex-
plosion, at 7:45 this evening, while lay
ing at her dock al Randolph-st. and the
nyer. The explosion was aterrific one.
A column OF smoke shot 200 feet into
the air, succeeded second later by q
whlrlwind OF flame. A general fire
alarm was turned IN, and coon fifty
streams OF water from steamers and
fire tugs were pouring into the hold
OF the blg boat through a gaping
hole amidships, from which tiames
poured IN torrents. At 10 O'Clock
the fire was so far under control that
search for hevlctims OF the explosion
was begun. Three bodies, apparently
the remains OF unfortunate members OF
the steamers crew, were brought out,
blackened and mangled. The firemen
are nov searching for other bodies and
seeking TO determine the cause OF the
explosion. The Hoga is badly wrecked, 4,
her upper works beng nearly blown
away, and her woOdenwork badly
burned.
LATER-The explosion did much dam
age to surrounding buildings and WIN
dows were broken nearly half Il mile
away. Up 10 midnight seven dead and
wounded men had been taken from the
boat and it was then believed that not
more than eight others were IN the
hold. These men are doubtless dead, j,
as ten fire engines have poured tons of
water IN the big hole just above the
spot where they were at work at the
time of the explosion. 1t will be ut
least another day before the water can
be pumped from the hold and the
bodies recovered. There is good
reason to believe that the
explosion was caused by gas
generated from oil barrels, which
were stored near the fan tail. So far
as learned the following are the names
of those killed or injured: Walter
Dours; -. Cuthbert, watchman, in
jured; Walter Chaplin (colored); Pompey
Smith (cOlored), fatally; Thomas Col
Inns, fatally; j. ODonnell, fatally;
Oscar Pope. fatally. A number of peo,
pie in the vicinity were injured by the
shock or flying debris.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
TEN YEARS IN JACKSON.
Edmund Haokett's Sentences in the Gia
como OIdint Case.

Edmund HAcketts sentence In the Gia-
como Oidint Case.
DETROIT. July 1.-The trial OF Ed
mIad Hackett for the murder of Gia-
como OIdini. on April rs. WAS conclud-
Ell IN the recorders court this morning,
Prosecuting Attorney Wilcox making
an able argument on behalf of the pros
ecuhon, with Edwin Henderson, repre-
seutiug the defendant. The latter urged
the theory of self-defeuse.
The Jury was out but seventeen min
utcs, and returned with q verdict OF
guilty OF mauslaughter. Sentence
OF ten years in the state prison attack
son was then passed.
There was a futtcr in the court room,
and Hackett's clearinghouse keeper
broke into tears, and a number of
friends-amoug them a little child and
two women-crowded around him and
sorrowfully shook his hand. The prls-
oncr then left the court room in charge
Of an officer. lie has no relatives ~
tle city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

feet y the nOor beneath, Fred kranes-
enc aud Wm. kos.chs. kranesehe s4s-
tanned q dlslOestiOa TO the lett shoulder
and sn injury - the spine. hOs.cne
had two FIbs broken and mas injured
about the chest.
After MS injuries had received at
tentlon a. the Emergency Hospital
kosiche Was taken % as home 5lS Can
Deid-st-s aud kranesche wss conveyed
~ rs home on Leland-st., between
Russell and Riopelie.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
SUPREME COURT JUDGE.
To be Elected Next November, Says TIT
Secretary of state.

To be Elected Next November, Says the
Secretary of state.
LASsrSG, Mich., July 1.-SecretarY
OF State Osmun SAYS that the call for
the regular fall election this year will
include a call for the filling of va
cancy on the supreme bench caused by
the death of Judge Campbell. HowelPs
statutes, section 63S5, paragraph 4,
reads; Whenever u vacancy shall hap
pen IN the Office Of judge of the SUI
preme court, it shall be filed bv ap-
pOintment OF the governor, and a sue
cesSOr shall be elected at the next gen
eTal election which may be held on the
first Monday of April thereafter; un-
less a general election shall be held IN
November, prior TO such election in
April, and 10 such case he may be elect
ed ut such election in November" The
secretary says be makes this announce
meut nov that the various conventions
may have plenty of time to consider
the candidates.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
SUCCESSFUL COMPETITORS.
Hastings Division Wins the First Prize
in the knights of Pythias Drill.
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tsNasNS ytNtssA.--ss,NN-
MILWAUKEE, July 1l.-Following are
the successful competitors IN the
Knights of Pythias prize drilling con-
test First prize, 81 900, awarded Hast
ings division, Hastings, Mich. Second
prize, $500. Erie division, Erie, Kan.
Third 5000, Austin division, Amster-
dam, y. Y. Fourth $500, New Albany
DIVISION. New Albany, Ind. Fifth,
$500, Grand Rapids division, Grand
Rapids, Mich. Sixth, 5000. Fort Dear
born, Chicago. Seventh, $500, Many
division, Indianapolis. Eighth. 800,
Red Cross division. 1t. Louis. SPECIAL
prize of 500 to the best division COM
mander, A. y. Nickern, Hastings, Mich.
In the battalion drill the prize of 500
was awarded 10 Illinois battalion No.
10, First regiment.
The supreme lodge will not finish its
work until the end of next week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
ITHACA SCORCHED.
Destructive Ffre ia the business Part
OF the Village


,lsl,sg,t vst Ft.sssN.
ITHACA, Mich, July 1l.-About 10
O'Clock last night fire broke out in the
old Des Ermia House, large frame,
building, rapidly spreading to the ada
cent frames. Twenty-Five buildings-
stores, dwelling houses and barns were
destroyed. The amount of property
destroyed will probably reach $50, 900.
No estimate of insurance can be made
at present, but il Will come far from
covering the loss. No life was lost nor
serious accident occurred. Perhaps 100
people are homeless this morning. The
Des Ermia House, Kunge's restaurant.
Beasley's grocery, Swartzmlller's sa-
loon. Rumsy's millinery, another sa-
loon, J. Thompson's feed store, another
saloon, new; G. \. X. hall, Wilson'S
dwelling house and blacksmith, the old
Crawford house and many barns we're
burned. The wooden business part of
OF Ithaca, with the exception of two
stores, Is gone.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

DErRoIT, July 1.-The two Poles,
Andrew Kuchta and Joseph Chsrderick,
injured IN the staDbing ARRAY IN a sa-
loon near the Grand Trunk Junction on
Tuesday night, are IN very alarming
condition, aud their assailants may be
called upon % answer for me crime CT
murder.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
A SAD DEATH.
sam rIbbet. seams Likely TO Get His
Franchise.

IoxIA. Mich. July l1.-Charles ?.
Curry. the S-year-oid son of Justice
James Curry, was drowned yesterday.
lie was in bathing. accompanied byan-
other small hoy who could not swim.
Tne body was recovered.
Grand Rapids parties are negotiating
with the Iona council for q street rail-
wSv franchise Application has been
made ard the frst step taken bv the
council toward granting che franchise.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
A LONG SPREE.

a Pcrs huron wonan's Plea for Di-
Fnrre.
PoEr Hcs0x. Mlch.. July lI.-TGdgs
Garfield yesterday granted a divorce to
Frank W stewart, wife Of Charles F.
st wart. sud ordered stewart 70 pay
her $500 within thirty days. Stewart
was ieft a fortune a few years ago. The
complaint alleges that he has been
drank SIX wears.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
MANY DROWNED.
4 Crowded Ferry Landing COlIapse- Int,
the water

HALIFAX, y. s., July 1l.-At Dart
mouth tonight, the terry landing stage,
While crowded With about 80 persons,
collapsed and they were thrown into
the water. causing a large loss of life
Eve bodies have 40 far been rescued.
They are 4 woman named silver and
her child. and a woman named SynOtt
ard two children.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

r has been computed. as Al iilustra-
ton q the great cheapening q ocean
freixhts which has taken place N recent
yeerS. thar half a sheet Il note paper WI
deveiop sufficient power. when burned
N connection with the triple expansion
engine. . carry a ton a nude IN sn At
lsasic steamer Plsilsdelphia Record
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

Blaine's reply to Gladstone, IN pam
phlet form. twenty-five pages, two cents
at the TELEGRAM-H HERALD office.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

Blaine's reply to Gladstone, in PAM
phlet form, twenty-five pages, two cents
at the TELEGRAM-HEEALDO office.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

McKin!ey's speech on the New Tariff
Bill, 80 pages in pamphlet form, at the
TELEGRAM- HERALD for cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12

Blaine's reply 10 Gladstone, in pam
phlet form, twenty-five pages, two cents
At the TELEGKAM-HERALD Office.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
FHR scAFFoLD FELL

kna Two Wen Are Seriously Taiuresf
Thereby
nErRorr. July II.-Shortlv before :
o'clcck this morning a scafo.d st the
aaf5aon 81 the Hotei Cadillac, now
bllduE. fell aud precipi@ted two
workmen a distance Of over twenty
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
STANLEY BETTER.
H- Way be Able 70 ne Married According
20 Program

LoSDoV. July u.-Stanley i much
better and, Il he suffers no relapse, VIII
be able - 90 through the wedding cere-
mony IN Westminster Abbey tomorrow
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-12
MISS STRAHAN

Il visiting Miss BeIknap at Warrington
for Few Days.
yxs.ssss "a - vs,sasNs-ttssla.
WAsHISGToS, July 1l.-Miss Maggie
Strahan, Of Grand Rapids, Is visiting
the daughter of Representative Bel
knap for few days.