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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
Moro Arrests for Sunday Work.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Nov. %
Word has just been received at the cen
tral Office OF the National Religious
Association here, of the arrest of two
OF is members in Fayette, Mo-, for
dong their farm work on Sunday. The
arrested men are also members Of the
Seventn-Day Adventist Church, which
holds that Saturday. or the seventh
day is the Sabbath, instead OF sunday,
the first day Of the week.
Under the law of Missouri, these
men could follow their common Occu-
patton on sunday, at will, since that
law provides that ali persons who are
members OF a religious society which
observes another day than the first
day OF the week az the sabbath, shall
b. exempt from the penalties provided
for Sunday breaking, provided such
person actually observe the Sabbath OF
their choice. In the face Of this fact,
however, warrants have been taken out
for their srrest. and while they have
violated no statute OF tPelr state, tbey
sre subjected 70 considerable annoy
snCe IA consequence.
It seems strange that so many people
are prone to ispse into the darkness OF
the sges Of INTO ersuce. It may vet
be necessary % geilEe some parts
0f the United States. IN order 20 hring
about rsrgn Of religion that viii not
seek 20 control the liberties Of con-
SCIENCE that belong eqsIly TO each mem
Der Of the Commonwealth.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
THE BIG BILLIARD MATCH.
The Results by Innings VIII be Received
at sweets Hotel

The great fourteen-inch balk-line bill
lard match between Jacob Schafer and
Geo. +. Slossen for $500 side and the
championship of the world. takes place
at Chickering Hall, New York
City tomorrow night. The inter
est in this contest is at fever
heat all over the country, as the men
are believed to be more evenly
matched than ever before. A few
weeks ago the betting was 500 to SIS
on Schafer, but now 1t is even, as dur
ing the past week, Slosson, in a prac-
tice game of 500 points. showed the
wonderful average OF 81. The best
Schafer has been able 10 average IN
practice was Al per cent. He is prac-
ticing with Maurice Daily in Brooklyn.
There has been an extraordinary in
terest evinced IN billiards recently in
Grand Rapids, and Geo. II. Elhs, the
New York expert who has charge of
Sweets Hotel billiard room. has made
arrangements whereby he Will receive
the score of the big match by innings.
The results viii be announced as they
come IN at the hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
oouRr hI,oRDs


CIncrrr-Hon. n. G.. Burch, judge
The People ys George Behler, informs-
ton for keeping saloon open on sun
CAV. defe dant arTa gned. pleaded
guilty sentenced - pay fire of $50
and costs So. or tventy osys m 5al.
Toe peonl. ga Wssey Hessler snd
Henry G. Hesslsr. Information fer sell
inr iiquor without T.av.ng tax. order
nolle profssQg entered E8ear1 a.
Porter Va. Nslley CITY Street sad Cghls
Railvsy Company. trespass 0u ths case
Judgment for defendant for costs and
attorney fee SIS against surety Hon.
Wm. r. Grove. Judy fhsrIes n ser
-. jefferson NHscorn. coln0rsr, mo
ton 70 rAcste judgment den,sa with
costs.
surEKror-Hon- r. A. Brrf ngsrne.
iudgs-In r.. opening ~ A ien -si.. ITry
sirucK ven1e 0rIsre8 fffUfrabie Ifs-
esulhef J 3 - u q. -. In re lurv for
Dsoan nl bsr term a tn1s courf. fhrV
iarors drawn sud ven - isr1s8. return
ate Deceubtr 2. a % 1T.
PEostTr Hon. Cgus p Perk 20.
Judr.. K@tsts ~ John Btcor. -
es.ssd pefstI0n for s1rn rlstfstor z 30
hearang Dsosfnt.sr - Eslste ~ Ehe-
neze4 " Barnes. deceased, ri1 sn5
r.sf tC,r Tor probate flsd. hearing Ia
- r.tsr IS Esssis - @sr ls - B0rch-
ard, N nor TasYs ans snu1si scoount
fsd Esssts q ksrs : Y01ng DE-
aess~d 1rvertcfy fled oTser thsf o
elssrrs fis6 - couYt on or bsfors Msv
- I1t8. Fstsse e vnlsfD Z. = hert
ssossses iu~ertOy LED Eststs ~
Nstts sad Isbss Erown. minors, lst-
tsrs - A. ,. CnsnsT, guardian.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
LESSONS IN CHARITY
rhs ss1s wsrk "a eAs o~s@hs~A~ss
Stss ss.A ssss Ga

NA~% ss-@ ~~~s -
The wsEk of distributing olothlns
snong the poer a. tAe o~sshtAnosas
Clubs supply depot st lls Nor'h
Frsnt-st., Was oosclaoed l4st uigh'
TIE scene YESTERDAY wss one that wi
noi he easily forgotten by those u
charge. Ali dsy lens the pace we be
s.eeed with an eager. miserable looking
ill-fed crowd. There were the young
the cid. the blind and the halt All
ssrs attended 70.
One young woman carry lng = oat'e e
her arms vas among TIE aIsi applicants
She Was scarcely ls years OF age and .
poorly Was she clad that she WAs shis-
ering from the cold. She Vas gwen .
bundle of clothing aud ss she Was going
Out ~ the door she said.
"A0a Noala be sarpr sed i ] were "a
say that tals poor little child has HAD
nothing 10 eat today.
The remark Was made IN such pitt
able manner that lt would touch The
heart Of almost any person. J. i.
otreiltzky overheard Il and hs hand
Went down IA Ms pocket She went
away with several shining pieces ~
silver IN her hand. TINS Was but one
OF the instances that members OF The
club have contributed money when
they met with actual csses o. distress.
In block over 40 Cansl-si a case oi
extreme poverty was reported on
Thanksgiving evening. The place Was
visited, and man and wife were lound
both SO sick that lt was impossible Tor
them 20 leave their room. The habita
ton WAS q miserable abode, u being one
of those INSIDE rooms vita winch those
blocks abound. Ii was impossible Tor
either air or sunshine 20 reach %. Al
II o'clock Thanksgiving evening =
basket OF supplies was taken there, and
the lll-fated pair were told that u they
wanted anything else % send word 10
the club. Yesterday a letter Was re-
celved asking II possible 20 send
up certain articles OF clothing.
Mr.. Strehtsky took the goods over,
and after making inquiries, lie
found there was not i particle OF bread
in the house. lie gave them money
aud then he learned that they had 40
meat. He Immediately went 10 a
neghboring butcher shop and bought a
large piece OF beef which he took up
10 them.
81 tell you If the rich of this city
would only give a little more time 10
the poor, a great deal of this misery
could be averiea" said MIR. StrelitsA y
as he shook ms head sadly and de
scended the stairs.
Here was, indeed, 8 lesson IN charity.
There has heen q great deal OF trouble
at the supply store with imposters.
Yesterday a woman hung around the
doors all day long, and II was known
that she Was in good circumstances.
She was told time and time again that
she would receive no help, but she re-
fused 10 60.
one applicant applied for assistance.
when another informed the committee
that he owned two houses. TINS Was
found TO be So.
The work of distributing fuel viii
commence tomorrow, and there viii be
a big rush. The clothing left over wiil
be sent to the different charitable
homes of the CITY. Those who are de-
serving of the highest praise for their
indefatgable work At the supply store
are J. l.. StTeltsky, Joshua speed and
Mrs. Watson, OF the Woman's Home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
College Societies

Thousands CT men and women in the
United States recall their membership IN
the Greek letter frsternitios as one Of the
most enjoyable and profitable features Of
their college life. Long after the last traces
OF memory Of the Greek conjupation have
vanished. after the Cdes a Horace and
the swinging lircs of the H5neid bars
faded into the irrevoc&ble past: after al
mathematics but the rule q three has
lapsed in5o the secret recessss q the mind.
after the fbcr classiGcstions ofthe genus"
and SPECIES" have given plsce n such
everyday terms ss raud cat" or dog
fennel." after All these and q hundred
other oncc important departgnents ~ lesrn-
ing hsve been forgotten, stip tbs reoellec-
tions ~ the fraternity the jolly meetings
In the Old hall. the exclusive picl1ics sd
paY-ses the dinners. cheap bat seseooed
with wif and WARM eeniaisty. the eelsu1n
sdvice . the crTtos brother, tbs siszxng U2
e. nights Nth thc unfortunate n ne uu-n-
ter who fell SEX the snTiety - ousio Al
rival fraternittcs IA securing good n0er vt-o
entered college. the throb - prS8s vtes
on q "opT boYs~ wen = pr1ys - ssrns
sp.ecsal coii~ce bonor-tbe-e things rrrnaiu
ss vivid aDd fr-sh h The memory ss ts0ses
con- r1enoeu1ent day vene only yesaerSsT
Indian sTsolis News
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
ALWAYS on Guard.

Custodian Brenner IS as careful Of the
city hall as he would be OF a bran new
baby. and the remarkable neatness that
charscterizes the building inside and
out IS largely due to his constant atten-
ton. A little over year ago some ras-
cal stole a bunch of keys that will open
several of the doors, and Mr.. Brenner
has bad his eyes open ever since look
ing for the fellow. On Thanksgiving
day the building was OF course not open
for business, and the usual attendants
were not in charge, but for fear that
the sacred edifice might be profaned
niained on guard ali day, softly hum
ming the music OF that inspiring song,
"Der Wacht am Rhein."
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
RAID ON BOORHAM'S
Sergeant Hurley and a Squad of
Police
UNABLE TO ENTER The IRON CLAD
They Conceal Themselves in the Hallway
Leading 10 the Den, But the Door
is Closed In Their Faces and
They Don't Get In.

An unsuccessful attempt was made
to raid Mart Boorham's gambling
rooms on Waterloo-st. stnight. About
a week ago Chief of Police Eastman
issued an ed.ct commanding al gamb-
ling places IN the city 10 shut up shop.
All complied but Boorham. lie con-
tinued in open defiance Of the authori-
ties.
At 8 O'Clock last night Lieutenant
Hurley, accompanied by squad of
three policemen hid themselves in the
recesses of the stairway leading TO the
lOlnt. The Lieutenant was stationed at
the top of the second landing when
young, man, a furniture worker gave
the signal on the strong door. In a
moment 1t swung back and he stepped
on the inside. The officer rushed down
the stairs, but, just as he arrived, the
door was slammed III his face. Shortly
afterward the place was submerged IN
total darkness, the players having evil
IDENTIFY made their escape through an
other doorway.
Boorham's gambling den is a place
well secured against police interference.
The entrance door is made of solid IRON
and a batterlng ram would be- insuffi-
cient TO break it in. 1t works with
crank, and there is peep
hole through which to view the
outside before opening it. 1t is not
place to which professionals resort, IS 1t
is said they are running a skin-game.
They are out for the greenhorns, COM
monty ealled suckers" Sergt. Hurley
has determined on cleaning Boorhams
and in fact all gambling places in this
CITY
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

S.E. Kirk, agent of The c. J. & n, ~
Muskeg0u, pad visit 70 Grand Rapids
yesterday.
r.. e. stevens, Mich Pass Agt. q the
Chicago. -. Paul and Kansas CITY. was
here Yesterday.
FIJI. Lord. q. P. IT. A. - the Chi
caro. St. Pau and Kansas City. was IN
the CITY Yesterday, returning to his
home in ChlCak0 .ast night
Ths verdict iu the coroner's Jury. in
tie case of Anthony Wee Spoor. tae ~.
R. q T. caT-sbcp emp cTe. killed
on the tracks in the yard On Thurs8sv
morn inu. v2s thst deceased met death
accidentally, no one beng in tas least
20 hause.
Blame Gsvstt, for long trns past
steuosrspasr 30 the oHcs q General
Passenger a gent George - HaTen, cf
the G. IS. n. left for Detroit Izst ght.
He eoes % work in the 0e3cs g he
father. Capt 6svett. 10 tie Hammona
building.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
THKY co TO DEFRoIr.
windiHs Up ths Aesirs ~ shs ASssHi
fair.

Tue articles that TeIhAiaed unsold 81
TIE close Of tie Nssoaie far MI be
taken 10 Detroit and disposed Of al the
fair 10 bs neld there DeKt month. TIE
Detroit far : gwen by the order of the
Eastern star. il opens On December
. xnd closes with grand tall on the
night OF December 25, it Viii bs held
II Brysnts Hall Oh MoOdwsId-sye.
The Chase piano vii pass into the
hands Of the person holding the forum
ate season ticket sons day next week.
OF the 8, 90 seas u tickets issued nearly
5000 ~ere soid. There are sgill 500 out
standing When these are collected the
result Will be announced.
The expenses OF the far were 10 the
ne'ghb0rhOod OF 81, 600 and Treasurer
General j. Barth says the net proceeds
aill not exceed so, COO
Mr.. George Schroeder held the ticket
that makes nim owner of that elegant
mahogany bed room suite.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
A Now PAPER.

The Baptist, Volume l, Number !,
made its appearance yesterday. and it
Will be distributed among the members
of the Fountain-street Baptist Church,
and among the Baptists of the city gen.
orally. The publication contains eIght
pages of excellent matter, and IS very
newsy and readable from first TO last.
If the publishers. the newspaper ten Of
the Young Peoples Society, get out a.
good a paper as the first issue, every
month, they VIII do themselves great
credit, and become an important factor
IN the prosperity of the society and the
church.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

L4ess Axit4EsFs asia Erisaa8y Later
eeaxss az felittssg tnPSrs.


eears- * fslittsst taR port
Il = possiols that tns fast Of s.Hsnkv
Robinson, Frank III. GiH sad Andy
fyfs messing u TIE superior court yss-
teEday laar have oesa mere colnel-
ceace. Be thai as Il may, they we're
there, Just the same, and. 70 nan up
tree, Is would certainly seem as 4
there szs something Of a political siz-
nlncaBes Ia 4. itlsz vel kuosn fact
That Hank wants - BE LABOR eomnls
aouer. ls ; also a fact, lust "a vel
knOsn. that Frank las been pulling
TIE wires ia the same direction. AGAIN.
e - Tact, bsttsr Known than the tSo
preceding ones. that they can't both
get there.
Hank arrived the night before from
Detroit, and vas one OF the guests a.
Dan e0per's blow out 81 NewAygO. He
came nefe IS the guest or Frank, and
togetheLt they went ~ search OF Andy.
The three entered into a conference,
which lasted the best part OF an hour.
They departed from the superior court
room together.
well there IS no doubt but that you
Will be the nsxs L4bOr Commissioner
1hls question: was pat point blank TO
Hank.
The great exponent OF labor looked
about IN rather a SURPRISED manner aud
sald, with wink OF his black eve, that
ne thought his chances were favorable
AZ present.
The wink was given while AZ the same
time his bl.nker was turned IN the di-
EeCtIOn OF Frank.
"0'ill Will. OF course, be your deputy?'
Il have made no pledges and further
more / don't intend 20"
suppose Frank gets in ahead Of
your"
"Oh that will be all right"
"lhen you will be his deputy"
Henry A. Robinson and Frank III.
Gill smiled on each other. one of those
sweet blushlng Democratic smiles, after
which they said; Guess we'll 20 down
here on the island and night duel.
The Que who loses Will, of course, never
be labor commissioner"
This remark caused general laugh,
and from the apparent good feeling
that existed II looked as If Frank and
Hank had an understanding between
themselves. From the present outlook
Frank is not in il and Hank is.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

The stating on TIE county building
vii begin agsin on Monday, and She
roof vii econ he covered. TIE next
important work 70 be done is the clos
inr at the windows and doors for the
vlnfer. 20 that the iusie w0rk may b
carried ca without aelsy The sgiId-
ing coanna ttee viii hold a meeting tbs
week q take steps for tbs roTk nd
purchase ths necessary luraber. They
are snxious 10 have ths YORK q g. and
Contractor Bolaud ssvs it = rot hs
duty to close up the On dirx. although
be expects 90 beat q after lt e InclOsed-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
Pioneer Anniversarv.

On THURSDAY last nearly 100 relatives
and friends Of Margaret Burke Murray,
assembled at the residence Of her soD,
John Murray. on Wcs Budce-st., in
Walker township. 10 celebrate tie hfty-
fret anniversary of Mrs. Murrav's SCI
temcnt in Kent county, ia November,
1889. Nj. aud Mrs. James Murray sci
tied IN Walker, and a. thclf thirteen
children. seven are now living. oi whom
Yrs Thomas o'3oarn suo husband,
Mu. John Qugg. with her hvsbsnd and
seven, ch dreu. Mrs. Patrick Eagen
and two children. Mics laaze Murray,
Michael Murray and vie, nifb three
daughters. Mrs.. Charles DCnd and
child. John Murray and VIE aud child.
were sent 10 tender their cougratUie-
lions
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
WAS BOILED IN OIL
Such Was the Terrible Fate Of
John A Chapman
Az ALL-kICHI ROAST IN GASOLINE
he Fails late the Tank ana is Net Disess-
cred tntii MersinE-A Aghssa
LAEters SsassS Terrible kx-
Pioslon of Gasoline.

owosso, Mich. Nov. 2s.-John A.
ChspWsn MAS boiled 70 jelly in a gas
oIne tank al the g&s works last night
He was new man, sad went near the
val With a lighted lantern. A terrific
explosion followed, and the unforIu-
nate Chapman fell into the burning.
boiling OIL and remained there until
TINS morning.
The explosion happened about Q
o'clock and shook the whole city. A
fame shot 100 feet into the ar. soon
a second report was heard and FIRE
burst from al adjacent tank. The two
blazed furiously, brilliantly Lighting the
town and country round about
The fire department rushed TO the
scene, and made matters worse by try
ing 10 put out the burning oil with
water. The water only intensified the
heat, and it seemed for time that the
whole end OF the city was doomed. The
department was finally persuaded to
stop throwing water, and the stun
burned itself out.
A hat and lantern were the first
things found which Indicated some one
had persisted. The heat and darkness
kept the officers from making search
last evening, bat at daylight this morn
ing the searchers met the sickening
slghtOf Chapman body literally boiled.
II had been floating IN the red hot oil
all night.
Chapman was inexperienced and had
only worked for the gas company for
month. He left a widow ana seven
children ia very poor circumstances.
The loss 10 the company will be about
$1,000, and Owosso wall be in total dark
ness until the plant is repaired, as the
electric light works will not commence
running until next week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
CHEEREDTHE SPIDER
II st FIRST xon Donr Succeed,
Try Try Again.
1 PLUCKY 1ECEslRla EEDIcIslLlS
fas fsPoises watcl.ias via srs.hl..s
tntsrssi the Performances ~ a.
hHEinssrssf fe2s ~ q spsasx
tn ssrAoass sslsea

SYRACUSE, \. \, Nos. lp.-ropulsf
interest has oenteree during the past
few days 10 the operations 81 a spider
of the Iegenars Meaioinslis spemrs
over = bar IN a saloon n thls civ. Then
sands Of people have gone INTO the
place % watch the spidsr accomplish
AT engineering feat which displays in
the insect almost human capacity. and
the saioon-keeper Is becoming rioh by
the patronage oi h!s visitors during
tho star engagement al the spider.
The insect sol ogt on Tuesday
20 ldt Kernel 90 popped corn
from dish on the haF t0 IL web al
tacned 10 al electro light wire on tie
ceiling IL descended CA the kernel ~
spinning q cAhle of the necessary length.
ID wac evident, however. shat when the
SPIDER hoisted the lasd clear ir0m tno
dish its uneven weight Neald cause q
- lop 60 one SIDE 80 suddenly 90 10
prooably snap The cable. To prevent
such an accident the spider attached
Two smaller sizcd cables 90 project
ny parts of The kernel and
made them fact 90 the mann cable
about I've Inches shove tac bur
dep. All beng ready the spider re.
turned 40 its headquarters and started
Us Wlndlass aud the kernel began 40
rise. That WAS TIE situation when tlae
people in the saloon first discovered
what Was eopg ou. Alter getting the
corn up about a loot work Was sas.
pended for q time. The spider hsa
begun 10 mlsifust some ~ the machln-
cry. il made sn investigator, repa red
slight break Or two above in the guys
and then slid down 60 the corn. Every
thing there was ali SOLID. bnf
the engineer thought prudence
mark Of wisdom and doubled up the
cable where the man weight was seen
20 hang. Tins Was al II O'Clock on
Tuesday night, and with more cheer
ful ar Of confidence than a had before
displayed the spider rsn lightly aloft to
the hosting apparatus. The machine
started and a. did the corn, and 80 did
the eager throng OF spectators,
who burst into applause. lnside
of minute the com Was raised
wac another DELAY. which was only
short. Al midnight on Tuesday the
corn Lad risen two feet AZ daylight
NM Nt4AEcAAN u MAF I'D AiIAfAN SIX
inches. There i seemed % stick. All
dsy Wednesday only slight progress
was made, though the spider never ro-
laXed rs efiofls. Sometimes the burd.
en- even reccded. Then there was a
series Of Jerks, bat the machinery over.
head seemed % clip coz and
TO headway was msde. late o1
"Wednesday night operations were tem-
u
tired. Thanksgiving Day was spont ia
the completion Of further plans or IN
rest, and this morning the work rested
where it had stopped "Wednesday
night The SPIDER went up and
down the mann cable time and time
again. apparently intending i, and
finally, toward evening, began o draw
up, but with only partial success,
though u was cheerod on ~ a crowd of
spectators. The sporting fraternity are
backing the spider 10 win ten "a cue.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
His Own Bookkeeper.

At present City treasurer Perry will
not employ another bookkeeper to take
the place of Mss Grace Wendover. He
Will Go the work himself. Mr.. Perry is
IN favor of abolishing ward collectors,
all taxes payable IN the Office. In this
case it would be necessary TO have two
or three assistants in the Office during
busy seasons. The charter will probs-
bly, be amended to this effect.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

A hrazs-.an % a train runoiF1g oe<p efT
Fssex snd A ronasle On ttse Nezafk frsrlcs
q tae Erie rail roaS. sssvl = s7o.de1 coEa-
ne<5on s-nong 80 pssser a-szs fey ears
seo A hshy sd aroPT~d bsT rssta& sssa
r7ss st~vt.stire h-~r efr-ahT hszsos tc~-slra
sen1. eh5e11 - gr-steg trt~r-st CT ths SeoF
- 49, rasr. 49, ersr7ne essfht~sly. lhs
r3r1hsr. cat1ssnr sszt6 q - Ese- E-sT
fhlac. sls-seke5 &1s ss~-~2a p~@@ez,e-szs
j1rnpe5 frrra thsir sesss. - f.ssse-nzss
sav e tsac ksnsks st-osst ttsrse fsst sen.s
trvsor ts s~os5 psblke osssr-sesos -
CRYING hsk<r.i sse zte~u rsF>s h<
kscks-a - 49,. sus - = tagr.~s s~esE-1 -
So -s.< So 49, h~esS n - s~rr~>s~9 -
rrs- 49, u~v3~r rs 49, 49, rey-~~ -
de.d bea5 osz - ~ -ss6e~. - 49,
sneear sd th=< sorns p~scs>csl t<~ 80
sr.0ss see-sy pssnei 4 sr s~~~< - srs2s.
-Ssx TSrk TrA@zA
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30

Several laf<c iur0.ctt ~ imported
eoods ere nov on the way. sua are eS-
pected o. arrive 81 the custom bouss
next week. Among soc oib,r goods j.
car load oi cfocEery snd = iot ~
Germsn mirror plates ne valut II
goods received at the custom house IN
November va $3.50. and the duties
psid wsre g. .gss18 Bof November,
1852. tie va.ue 81 goods SSs tf5ef and
thr dufv A. -fl o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
Chnroh Dodicatlon.

The First United BFethern Church,
Of this city. wall he deoicsied today.
Bishop J. Weaver, q Dayton, ono. -
n the CITY and viii ofic.att. The
church IS located IN Bucaanan-st.
routh of Hall and = taaefaIiv fhisned
made and ont. Use b8srd ~ trustees
and the community are g. 10 cougratu-
.sted tast 80 neat and comfortable =
little church lss been but bra tins
grow ng part 81 tle city. AZ are cor
daily invited.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
A Hoss Race.

There was quite an exciting horse
race on the Canal-st. gravel road
Thanksgiving day, in which four very
speedy1unners participated. The course
was threc-fourths of a mile and the
race was given 20 the first horse winning
two heats. G.. y WagneT's Flora
Fleetfoot. p. y. Newelfs Jonnic Jump
up, Chas. Clark's Cyclone. v. II. Far
fields Gypsie Chef. Gypsie won the
first and second heats, and was gwen
the race
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
A Big Mnrfraua.

A chattel mortgage for 5000. gwen
by the Colby Wagon Company to John
B. Kambach, was recorded the
city clerks Office yesterday. It was
gwen TO secure note for the same
amount. which e payable eight months
from date. and IS secured by all the
stock. material. furniture and raachin-
cry IN the factory Of the company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
VISITS INDIANAPOLIS.
Mrs. Harrison Leaves Washington for n
Week.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Mrs. Harri-
son left Washington this morning for
Indianapolis, to be absent for week.
On her return she will be accompanied
by Mrs. Mckee and children and Miss
Florence Miller. Mrs. Mckee will re-
main 81 the Executive Mansion most of
the winter, with her parents.
ALTOONA. Pa, Nov. 2e.-Mrs. Harri-
son arrived here this evening. She is
the guest of the family of Theo. NJ.
Ely. Mrs. Harrison will resume her
journey to Indianapolis tomorrow even
ing.