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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

d ernes esses Of Hon. J. y. lONHEe.
Michigan. He was once president of a
railroad, and now is building a railroad
OF his own in the Lake Superior country
to handle his ore and slate outputs.
He is president of dozen mining and
speculative companies, but gets his title
Of farmer from the fact that he lives on
1900 acre farm near Lansing, runs a
dairy of 300 COWS and has an immense
quantity of fancy stock. from high bred
horses 10 a kennel which contains as
many mastiff dogs as any in the country.
He has served in several public cspaci-
ties ard is several times millionaire.
Derangement Of the liver, with con-
stipation, injuries the complexion, IN
duces pimples, sallOw skin. Remove the
cause by using Carter's Little Liver
Pills. one dose. Try them.
Why don't you try Carter's Little
Liver Pllls2 They are n positive cure
for sick headache, and al the Ills pro
duced by disordered liver. Only one
pill 1 dose.
The action OF Carter's Little Liver
Pills is pleasant, mild and natural.
They gently stimulate the liver, and
regulate the bowels, but DO not purge
They are sure to please. Tly them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup should Al
ways used for children feo.hinr. II soothes
the child. s0ltcns tae gums allAys al paln.
cures wind collie, ard is the best remedy fof
diaTrhoca. - cents = bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19

TIE high position attained and the
universal acceptance a0i approval 81
the pleasant liquid fruit remedy syrup
of Flgs, as the most excellent laxative
known, illustrate the value ct hequal-
sies on wAlch Us success IS based. and
age abuudantly gratifying t. ihe Cali
fornia lig syrup Company.
mn CHICACO-GRANL RAPIDS suOk1
IFNE
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-19
A,l.Ioe To Afntl,ers

For disordered liver Try Beecham'
Fills
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
LJygoGR.pHERs READY FOR 4 CONTEST.

A mass meeting Of the local branch Of The Lith
og1apherS' international Protective and Insurance Bone
fl ASSOCIATION held Thursday night AZ Turn Hall
in East Fourth St, 10 protest against the action 0f
Emil >tciens Of 40. 81 springs. who. Il Is ascrt"d
is the only employer in thi, city who refuse, 10 abide
by an agreement made month ago for working week
of nftyhree hours, and who also employs union
men. Beside, the president Henry A,thcmcr. and the
secretary Arthur J. Audctt there present about
40 members. John Logan, an president, explained
the almost general success Of the demand for fifty
three hours, which had been made throughout this
country and Canada and dwet upon the danger of
allowing even one house TO defy the association.
julius HOestery and william Smith also spoke. II is
said that unless the demands Of Mr. scicnss employee
granted prompt and stringent measure, viii be
anOptcd against him.
Five striking cloakmakcrS Israel Goldnnc of No
% suffolk ST.. Israel Pre-, man. 40. 80 suffolk T.
Nathan Metz, No. l3 Eldridgc 81. Morris Polly, 40.
81 Henry and Henry Wcin,icn, 80. 10 suffolk st.,
who charged with interfering with the wprkmcn
employed by Jacob Jacobsen Of no 333 Grands. were
sentenced TO the pcnentlary for two months each by
Justice Taintor, at the Essex Market Police Court,
THURSDAY.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
GERMAN MILITARY DEMANDS

Berlin June G.-Genera Nerdy du Vernois Minister
d War, announced TO the Military Committee Of the
Reichstag to-day that bills would De introduced by
the Government providing for the construction Of
strategical railways and for training the reserves
IN the of the rife.
In addition these bills the War Minister said that
an appropriation would be asked for the further
equipment Of the Army. lie declared that one
capable Of bearing should training when he
had completed his term Of service. The Government
had only decided upon the main principles Of the
measure concerning the reserves. The demands
tained In the Military bill small compared
with those Of the French Government. lie said
that ne not empowered 10 make a statement
garding the fixing Of the strength Of the Army
seven years.
tated still further increase Of the peace footing by
10000 men more than the present Dill provided for
speakers of all parties. especially the CentIalst,
Treisinnge and National Liberal testified 10 growing
agitation in the country against military burdens and
declared that il imperative TO reduce the term OF
service.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
OUTWITTING UNCLE SAM.
A NEW DEVICE OF THE BEHRING SEA SEAL
PIRATES.
cHARTERING A FAsT STEAMER TO TAKE lhT4i N
STOLEN sKISs-NEED OF THE CHARLES
TON IN THE ARCTIC.

TON IN THE AKNIIO'
San Francisco June tSpeciaD.-A dispatch to
"The Chronicle" from Victoria, t. e., says IL
is JUST learned here that the seal pirates III Dch'
ing Sea have adopted new device lor ciIo'!h-
venting Revenue officers. which IS even now "eiiS
put in successful operation and Wh'ch can "o o"i
red on throughout the summer unless Vie "oN-
ernment sends 10 the Arctic swl1ter revenue ou'-
ter. than the Rear and the Rush. The plan OF the
seal pirates is this They nave eslap-
Ushed rendezvous at Sand Point, about midway
80 ~. ,,.r,ior eroup of islands. The schooncrs,
when tbev have collected 100 sealskins, put in
,h.re Leave their ca rgo and then resume hunting.
rrhus if they are overhaued by the American
.utters they will have so few skins on board that
they can be thrown overheard or concealed and
all evidence of seal pOachings removed. swift
steamer has been chartered TO cruise about Sand
Point and take the skins the schooners come
in This vessel is so fast that II can easily
leave behind any Government steamer now IN
commission This steamer will make trips to
Victoria and unload skins when she gets a cargo
and then return.
This work, it is said, has already been in opera
tion one week, as the date fixed by the poacherS
10 begin operations was June l. They expect to
make larger cleanup than last year. and II Is
difficult 10 see how our Government can make any
seizures unless they send the cruiser Charleston or
some other swift new vessel TO do patrol duty The
Bear is now in the Arctic, and the Rush sailed on
Thursday for Behring Sea Both are slow for steam
ers and have been distanced by fleet SchooneIs 50
that there is no chance of their overhaul ing a
speedy steamer. Besides the damage to legitimate
sealing il is estimated that two out of every Ten
seals shot by the poachers escape ana dle. whle
of the skins that they take large percentage are
defective. ,.. roa-.
Washington. June 6.-The Treasury Depart
y. actna arnnr nsh
sailed from San Francisco yesterday for Seattle
on her way TO BehrinG Sea 10 assist the revenue
steamer Bear in protecting the seal rsherles'
The Revenue steamer Corwin Will sail from San
Francisco on June | q for the same waters.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
INDIANS MUTINOUS IN WISCONSlN.
DISORDER INCITED BY AN AGDNT WHO WAS
DISMISSED BY THE GOVERNMENT

Ashland. Wis. June (SpeciaD-There Is Imminent
danger Of an uprising the reservation oi He
Menomnee and oneida Indians, and a call VIII he
sent to the Government for troops to protect
settlers and Government officials. The situation mas
been serious at kcshena for several days jennings
appointed Indian agent by the Democratic Adininlsud-
ton. turned the Office on May 81 t0 Mr. Kelsey,
the appointee under Republican rule. Jennings was
anxious 10 retain the Office. lie has great Influence over
the Indians and il is alleged tells them to chcse their
own agent. They have been growing rebcouN ana ueN
and a few days ago took possession OF the Government
warehouses, and dressed III war paint and feathers
ourishcd in the faces Of the new agent ana Inc
Government inspector now on the ground. No
violence OF any consequence had been committed nli
news reached the Indians yesterday Of the passage Of
the sawyer bill regarding the sale OF their pine lands
Last night the agent compelled 10 flee from the
reservation, the Indian police aud the four white
employees powcrless to protect HIM The toy
eminent will be asked send troops Immediately :,
but unless strong force Is sent ii viii make matters
worse. for there 1900 bucks, armed with Win
chester rifles, the ground and they seem 10 be
waiting for targets. Developments are awaited Win
great anxiety. The Indian agent has received d.
patch from the Secretary Of War informing him thal
call for troops If they are needed, Will be honoNd
time.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
possIR1r RirAu. TO SENATOR HAMPTON

Columbia. : G. June q lopccian.-It j. announced
that II Captain Benjamin R. TimaD, the faimeF' can
didate for Governor is elected, he will be- Candidate
FOR senator against General wade hiNP"'' VIM
. al, .,,i,o at The ncAt session ot the legislature
A the majority of the legislators arc supporters "'
r,i,,,n tef. 1, 10 d0ut oi hs being able ~ d.IcA
senator Hampton. For this reason the T1Iiman party
ar, moving cautiously in their selection Of canddab
for Lieutenant Governor. IN vicw of the PROBABILITY
of h, succeeding 10 The Guhcrnat"rni char SIN m"'
ar.r election senator I.icr came from Washington
=. ..d ,,,,do an ,ddr..s Al a college commence
rent Both senator Hampton ana hlh-ci are "P
ned ~ the movement under HllmaA- senator
igulrr l- fearful that split % the DrnF rul lA.
ma. result Dol Republican -ucrc-,. I"ti ''iAl' l""
nj. state favor The union Of farmer frr the ip"''
movement.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
COLONEL STONE FILLING TO TRY AGAIN..
LETTER TO ALLEGHENY COUNTY VOTERS ~
WHICH HE ooNsENTs TO A NEW PRl-
MARY ELECTION.
rBr rE1ZcnArn TO TIE rRIBUsE.l

Pttsburg. June 6.-Colonel William A stone, TO
whom Thomas VI Bayne turned his Congres
sional nomination in the XXlIld District on Tuesday
to-day wrote a letter 10 the Republican voters cx
pressing his willingness to have new primary clec
ton lie says that he acted in good faith throughout
and considers his nomination regular. brr' as macy
good Republicans think otherwise he is satisfied ~ 90
before the people. 1t is possible that this letter VIII
take the edge of the indignation in the district. and
that the County Committee Will allow colo
mel Stone to stand. nowhere ~ hi, let
ter docs he actually decline. Considerable
depends upon the action Of an indignation meeting
called for tomorrow night at which b. i. Jone, VIII
uesde II j. Questioned on all Sides whether Colonel
Stone obtain the nomination. even II D." does
before the people. The manufacture who hacked
payuc were originally for George shiris and 10 j.
said they Will now turn IN and support him fDlmld
factor VIII be the OK District Attorney. w. D.
Porter should he consent 10 have his presented
Colonel S-one's letter has been read by The
public. It Is mpos, lble to tell Just what effect
ii Will have.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
THE NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIES.
A DEFIANT FISHERMAN HAS HIS NETS PULLED
UP BY FRENCH MARINES.

Halifax. \. S. June 6-Among the passengers by
The steamer Caspian, from 81. Johns y F.. was the
Rev. Father Guo. In an interview he said that the
fishermen sandy Point, 81. Georges Bay. are much
excited over the manner in which they have been
treated by the French The day before the Caspian
sailed the schooner Rover Captain Graham, while
fishing off St Georges, was hailed by - boat from a
French man owar and ordered Ia take in her nets Cap
tain Graham refused To obey, and the French delber
atey pulled the fishing gear from the wafer
Father Howley interviewed the commander OF
the French vessel and got him TO refrain from further
action until the arrival Of the ST. Johns delegates
who are now on the other side trying 10 effect a
settlement Of the question. a number of fishermen
held meeting at St Georges on Friday night, al
which resolutions passed 10 the effect that II the
French came inside the shore limits and noated their
nets they would be fired upon.
Premier Whiteway telegraphed to the magistrate in
st. Georges Bay upon the subject of the reported ont
RACES Mr.. Dyer replied that French armed force
had landed al sandy Point: but that French naval
ofcer, armed with sword and accompanied by one
man. had come to the strand, landed upon the public
wharf, and then read his notice 10 the people. Sir
William Whiteway had endeavorcd TO persuade the
public that there truth in the account of
French outrageS in st. Georges Bay
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
NEW PETROLEUM WELLS OPENED
EXCITEMENT IN DISTRICT, WHERE THE OIL
FEVER LONG AGp DIED OUT

LhNA Is.d4+N ~ D''A''+' -
FEVER LONG AGO DIED OUT.
Pit,sburg. june 6 (special.-JacNs Rum situaicH
In the borough Of Bcllcvue which va, been ap
parcntly dead for many years was the scene Ncs
terday Of excitement big strike OF oil on ihe
straw farm brought IN by the Kohca Company.
The well 4, conceded by Of the best men In the
oil hu,incs, 10 be- good for from 800 10 200 barrels
day and is considered ON" of the finest n AlIcrhehF
County specially on account Of the excellent quality
Of the oil Lack of tankasc ~ the proper
time makes IL difficult to estimate Just what
the well will produce. II is flowing today al Uc
rate of 800 barrel, a day. hut the pressure q" hd'
was 81 great and the present piping IS" small NAV
The well ,onM not snow what It really may 10
The well wa brought ~ on the thirty lot SAND anu
b,lns tie nrst we'll IN that said Is All ue mo'c
important Nurliu,villc, district pretty well I" INC
east q the Butler County oil developments. reported
IN. hr.c,t strike IN many months this m"hh
Ihe lo,,tIon 3, on the Nccl farm oofnc"hat III hu-
vance OF the ff'y barrel wells rocnty brhEht H ~
fha, region. which makes the strike All ulc In"l'
imuortant Taukasc had been secured for lar.
sized producer only aud the owners we're aFIccttE
dls.ppo!ut~d. Whn the drill Wa, started cA'iy lh,s
nor1fn. Tie VOL produced ~ te rat" of -Nti btrIcl,
~ hnir and later the output ran abo'c lVp
b.rrrls an hour This makes IL ono close upon ne
bccis ~ IN. s1cat Thofr Clcck gushcfs. ana INC =
ri,,,ncnt of those days s already revived The ''
mates sent In AZ least accounts make tho well good
for about 1900 barrels day oi more.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
LEFT 81 100000 FOR FoCNDIyG 4 HospITAL

Chicago, June 6 (spccsl).- Segwaid A. oval a
wealthy Norwegian Of Fan Claire Wis. who died
recently left 9 600, 900 for the establishment in
Madison, Wis, Of hospital for persons crippled and
dcformed from birth Mr.. Oval came 10 this country
"a poor boy. obtained work s3O z month. saved
his money. inve Ted 1t in real estate and died worth
IL 800 900 lc left Will bat Entrusted his
money to three icnds. for the purpose arove named
Claire, 10000 10 his wife and enough 10 secure
good education for her four yeaI-Od son hy a former
husband The citizens OF Madison are cated over
this splendid hequest and already sites are being
discussed. one Of the requirements OF the bcqucst
is that Madison shall furnish grounds the hospital
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
THE INJURED BALTIMORE AND ONO OFFICERS

Baltimore June 4-A di-I Iat'h was receive" "i ui'
Office the baltimore and ohio Railroad TIM "'''N
describing the wreck 4 Engine so IL ana lriF''
car No 7o3 about twenty five mile, south of Ben
wood on the ohio River Railroad last night I"'
car rolled of the trcstlcvorl and nlu7d the 1910"
ing persons: j. r. Lcgrc, superintendent "i the
division II the baltimore and Oho. \. II J"''''i''
ci,1l engineer. John Hook. supcrui"id Don't oi hr'-'
on the ohio River road \. Walter. general super"
tendcnt IF the Baltimore and oh". iaiF HNlt' .
/ ,inclctou brakeman badly bru-cd vi. Ilnhl'r'
biui-od chest and head injured {. J.. Ni'n''.,; ,'
.t,n.riutcudeut Of ohio River Railroad, hddN hii ~
ai'nut tho bCdv. two coloiod poitc's. slightly iluin
l.. injured men were ahcn 10 iho Me- u'c u'l,l u.I,i
NTc,llnc in a special strain. Tie car was b''S
ned
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
PRINCE RISNARCK;S TJ"TERANCFS.

Berlin, June 6.--Thc Berlincr Tagebl1u" saws
that Chancellor Won Caprvi has sent communications
to the various Powers Of Europe informing them that
the utteranceS Of Prince Bismarck his retire
pent from office concerning affairs IN Germany are
merely the expressions of the opinion Of private
Neman.
II is announced today that Chancellor Won CT
privi's communication 10 the various European Pow
crs concerning Prince Bismarck, referred 10 by the
"Tageblatt," is merely notification Of Prince BIS
msrck's resignation it being usual 10 inform the
Powers when high State official withdraWs.
London, June 6.-1he correspondent Of The
Times" al Berlin that the Austrian Cabinet has
heard Of no communication from Chancellor Won
CaprV relative to the uiteranccs OF Prince Bismarck
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
CARE or THE INSANE.

Albany, June G.-Ihc stat" Commission III L""''' y
is sending ont circular TO county superintendent
~, tho ,,or relative 10 the care Of insane inmate' ia
county asylum, pending the removal OF the" phu'nN
to thc state asylum, as provided in the STATE ''''
of Insane law. The county suPern'cudcnH arc w.
oncscd to call the attention OF the Eoard' OF super
visors 10 the importance Of early action in the ha'
With cspcrial reference to the danger W I''
from fire a. evidenced In the recent calamity AT th
Chenango County Mmshousc. These recon- ,lciaa .,
ti"n. were contained in circular sent out hN thH
Commission some time ago. but have not been loi
I...uI
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
BRIDGEPORT POLICEMEN Jy TR1UBLE

Bridgeport, Conn, June Ga sensation wao caused
to night by Commissioner Grant of the Police Com
mssi0n bringing charges against thirteen police
officers Of the city. some time ago the officers were
summoned TO testify before the County Commissioner
to the reputation of place kept by v ii. Case.
who had applied for license. They testified that
the hotel was respectable Commissioner Grant say -
hat the officers pcrured themselves or were negligent
OF their duty in not knowing the character OF the
place. The officers Will be tried June Il.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
NOT ENGAGED IN TIE CONSPIRACY.

City OF Mexico, June Is, via Galveston Emilio
Velasco, attorney for the Mexican Land and COlOn-
zaton Company, to-day publishes a letter in the
Monitor Republican newspaper, in which he
denounces the reports regarding alleged flbuser
ing schemes Of that company against Lower Cali
fornia lie says the affairs Of the company
controlled by honorable men who Incapable Of
engaging IN such conspiracy, and that san Diego
people inimca 10 the company sprcad the reports with
the design Of inJurng its prospects
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

London June 6.-The Government has resolved TO
adjourn at the end OF July until the middle OF October
The Government also proposes the appointment OF grand
committees 10 proceed with the Land Purchase, Thcs
and Licensing bills conformity, and standing
order enabling Parliament 70 resume unpassed bills
IN the next session from the stage reached In the pres
ent session. The Cabinet Will meet tomorrow 70 de
eide these matters finally
Mr. Goschen Chancellor Of the Exchequcr, an
no9nced IN the House Of Commons to-day that Mr.
smth the Government leader would shortly make
proposals regarding autumn recess.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
SrEALLNG LNnCTLATED RABRlTS.

Chicago June G.-COnsdcIahlc excitement WIS
caused in the Rush Medical College thi' mprh"t y,
the discovery Of the theft oi several r"pp'' ""'|"
had been confined I'm Outhousc AT tlat Institution
Tho animals had been inoculatcd with hydroph"hm
,,rus by Dr. Lagoria and should the thici whoever
ho NAV be- chance to be bitten, case oi idb''' WI"
no doubt result. In the meat markets IN the "',S'
borhood rabbit neat away below par uIn ~ ~
Was auuoI need that even should Of thc lnocu'' ''
aninaIs Le eaten 10 serious trouble would :''Ci''
G reward has been offered for the return oi tho
mil
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
SEVERAL FIREAEN BADLY BURNED.

Philadelphia, June 6.-Whilc nremcn were engaged
this afternoon in cxtinguishing In a small frame
building Of the Penn Globe and Gasligh Company the
flames reached the storage bsSin in which were twelve
barrels Of gasoline terrific explosion followed and
eleven Of the remen canght In shower Of burn
ing oil and badly burned. The men were al
once removed 10 the Episcopal HOSPITAL some OF
them will probably die from their injuries.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
MErICO An TILE FrL[BUSTERS

Washington. June 6.-sccretary Blaine sa'd 'i''
evening that there no truth IN the san D'eHo "''
patch Ntating that the Mexican Government ha" ~
qnesed the United states 10 send soldiers I" ''''
Diego 10 prevent apy expedition against Lo"v, @
fOrnia being carried out. MIR. Romero. inc MeAi'a
Minister, also said that dispatch was not truc'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

MOvI5G TO REDUCE CONSUL HOARE'S SALARY.
Lonion, June I'm the House OF Commons hs'
night Mr.. Sexton moved to reduce the salary Oh 'c
British Consul in NewYork by 5000, as
pmtest against the assistance he gave
20 Samcs in "The Times" forgeries case
Sir james Ferguson and Attorney General WEBSTER
both declared that as far their knowledge extended
the Consul in New York had given no assistance 10
The Times Mr. Hcaly moved to adjourn the de
bate. Mr. Goschen promise to inquire lno the naIler
if proper notice given. Mr.. scAt0n's motion "ds
then re ccted-l27 10 5S.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
,eprvrrD FOR BrRynyG MS STORE.

Bridgeton " j., June Il (SpcclaD-irank h'nNc
was arrested today on charge Of setting FIRE 10 h'
cigar store. which wa, burned week ago. lie J. u'
son Of the Democratic state Committeeman Ja'ob
Kicnzlc. Frank lost all his STOCK hhNHlS j" )"
srautc and had sold his store the sale To tahc enc
the following day. that no cdu-c ipr Hu' @ ,,
bc a.,gncd lct at a hearing he was b"uhn oN''
II, the ,urn of ~ 800 The interested insurance com
NAMES have offered a reward of $500, ana iId' j.,
ttwnDlcncnicd with 600 by the CITY conner anu anu
800 more by the o"ncrs oi the buidlhs' ~ r""''
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
THE WHEAT AVERAGE IN MICHIGAN.
HEAD Is OFTEN DIZZY.

Chicago. June GA dispatch from Lansing, Mch'
SAWS. The advance statement from the Michigan
clop report for june upon the condition of "hea'
shows 1t TO be 76 per cent OF fuii average s""
a. Ma, - onlv 2 per cent in the southern and per
con, in rho central counties In the extreme southern
connties wheat is beginning TO head Inc gran
aphs that so damaged wheat last year mas appcalea
the probable damage
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
rIRxnny ALLIANCE OF NORTHERN INDIANA.

Chicago, June Cspecial-The Farmers Alliance Of
Northern Indiana has adjourned after its annual ses-
SION Resolutions were passed urging the Legislature
10 reduce the salaries OF State and county officers;
protesting against the State increasing it's debt favor
inc ownership Of railroads by the National Govern.
mept recommending the passage Of the Bptterworth
Futures BILL and especially protesting against trusts
and monopohes Of all USSA
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
A DINNER To MR.. DEPEw IN CHICAGO.

Chicago June 6.-Onc hundred and fifty of the best
known citizens met Chaucey " Dcpcw Ia p'ght a.
banquet in the beautiful hall on the top hoor 81 inc
Auditorium overlooking Lake Michigan Chairman
Lyman j. Gage, Of the World, Fair ENecu'ivc Com
mittee. presided. The speech mailing included an al
dress by Chairman Gage and response by Mr.. Dcpew
the toast We. the People. by Justice Harlan. u me
United states supreme Court. and COldmuus DS
Franklin MaCNcagh.