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Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06
BITS OF INFORMATION.

Mass meetings are being held through
out the Pennsylvania coke regions 10
encourage strikers
The Pearl River Lumber Co., Of
Lyons, Ia, has been incorporated with
q capital stock of $3.50, 900.
The president on Wednesday signed
the copyright bill with a pen made from
the quill of an American eagle.
Jacob Schecle, Bridgeport Conn. }
murderer, has starved himself eleven
days and swears be will cheat the hang
man.
Under the Australian ballot system
Burlington, VT, on Wednesday elected
the first democratic mayor IN twenty
years.
VassA college, to secure undisputed
claims to $3.50, 600 of John Guy Vassar's
money. offers his heirs of kin sl&e, 900
as compromise
Chautauoua county, Kan. Is afflicted
with the scourge of smallpox All en-
trance TO or exit from the county Is
barred by guards.
General Sherman's family has writ
ten 10 the head OF the Grand Army.
thankin. the members for all tokens
of respect and sympathy.
The levees on the Sacramento river
at Washington, Cal, broke, and the
southern portion of the town aud 1000
acres of grain land were flooded.
1t was reported Wednesday that the
governor of Florida would appoint Sen
ator Calls successor. as the legislature
does not convene until April Z.
Gen. Sherman's two sons have been
granted letters OF administration on
their fathers estate. The general left
no will. and his personal estate does
not exceed 81, 800.
Queen Victoria held a drawing
room" Wednesday, a. which many
notables were present Minister Lin
coin and other Americans were pre-
sented TO her majesty.
The body Of Ted Hendricks, an oil
well pumper. was found In a derrick
near Lima, O., recently. II is now be-
lieved that he was murdered by re-
jected suitor for his wife's hand
A gold medal was presented by the
government to Capt Alfred Mitchell.
OF Buffalo, y Y. for rescuing thirteen
persons from the burning steamer An
ME Young, of Lexington. October 20.
1890.
j. weisSer Bucher. son-ia-lsw ard
confidential manager Of Ira 7. Clement.
one Of the wealthiest business men Of
Northumberland county. Pa, is de-
faulter 10 the extent Of from so, 900 TO
$50, ,0o0.
Rioters at Carbon Hill. Ala, secret
themselves in the bushes near the
town every night and ere into the
trains and the railroad depot with Win
chester rifles Threats have been made
TO Kill leading citizens.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

England almost continuously for
some years past, was known to be
in a critical condition of health
about six months ago, and his illness
took dangerous turn something like
two months ago.
After requiem service over the re-
mains in this city to-day Mr.. Jerome's
body will be placed on a steamer which
Will convey il to the United States.
Leonard w. Jerome was born in tho village
a. ompey, Oloadaga county, n Y, IL lsi7.
His father farmer. AT the age OF IL
he entered Pr;cceton college. He re-
mained there for two years and then
entered Union college, from which
he wss graduated in Isi0. He read law for
three ysars at Albany and became associated
In the practice OF law with his uncle, Judge
Jerome. of Rochester. He married Clarissa
Hall. OF Palmyra y. Y. and with his brother
Lawrence started the Rochester Native Amer
lean. He was appointed consul to Trieste by
President Pierce and upon his return to New
York entered Wall street.
His Hrst operation, though small left him al
most penuiless. He became partner of the
late William Il Traverse the famous stutter-
ing hunorist and clubman. Their Offices be-
carao headquarters for big transactions OF the
tine. In the panic Of 1851 Jerome made a
lucky stroke and afterwlrd prospered until
at one time his wealth was estimated
at 100000. Reverses came. how
ever. and they were hsavy ones In 1859 be
lost 500 900 in one transaction through the IN
authorized issue OF bonds by the agent OF the
state of Indiana, and az another time, through
the unexpected action OF the board OF directors
OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. in reducing
the usual quarterly dividend from 5 to per
cent he lost In two hours s2D 900.
During the war Leonard W. Jerome was one
OF tie principal owners Of the New York
Times, then edited by Henry J. Raymond
When the hrst great union meeting was held
in the Academy OF Music Mr Jerome paid all
the expenses. He was the treasurer OF tie
union defense comraittee composed VI the best
known men in New York
Mr.. Jerome took a lively interest in racing
and through bis influence Jerome avenue was
opened 20 the race course which he built and
which bears his name. Mr.. Jerome organized
the New York coaching club, the Coney
Island jocky club. and. with John A
Morris, the New York jockey club. He was
also prominent n yachting circles Mr.. Jerome
was a liberal patron OF American art
He had four daughters one OF whom
died IN childhood The other three are living
and. with Mrs Jerome we're at their father s
bedside when be died. The eldest daughter Is
Mrs. Morton Crewen; the second Jennie Is
Lady Randolph Churchill and the third ia Mrs
John Leslie, all well.knowH parliamentary
pameal
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06
ROW o. BROADWAY
New ygk's Celebrated Thorough
fare the Scene Of q Rlo.
Strikers sae Nan-onsen Clo2kmsesrx
Come Together sRo Many sseaos
Are Broken ea Beth Siaes

Ngw NokK. Aarch - n,an 1R@ ncn-
aniNsn eleasmskers qaarre.ea on TIE
street ~ q n. IN fsNans - rae esfas-
hsAment 81 klamentha. hroS s c.. N
Broadway, whose nen strsok neS'entiF-
hlumenthkls regular employees, Nha
were union men, struck work sosae
thrco weeks ago. Their places vere
nliee by non-unsonsstS- 1hs nnlonists
determined ~ Eleet their substitutes
feee 10 face and 10 apersic ana aerlas
them a. they cans D. v0Ek- IL .s aos
believed thai sny ors4niaea system #
attack wAs presaeasiaseA 4 uaieaist
NAMED Rosenberg and limekeepeg 10
nonongh engaged an @ar 81 words,
which soon oes elopcd into "a fss nebt
T4sa active haStll.sios begnn al
s.loag the line clubs NAlzxe4
tarosgA the air kYes were h.Sei.-
enel. nescs aud windows we're treASa
and mach blao6 was spilled There
were cnly two poliaemen 0- the secno
when thc fgh' began Bola tried 40
draw tAsir reFolvers. baf could Goi d
so Tie strikers plmonea them by
TIE arms aad plbnea them a. t1a
wal ia TIE hall Way of blamerthS. =
p nce heee TIE tDo police Off
GERS remained IL helpless captiv.ty un-
tN . endorsement froA the Tenth
precinct came 10 the3r rSscoe. The az
rival =. the Pohee caused : sls,a ssst-e.
-Four q The rioters were ar.et..8
They were taken 10 Tie = rts a
ecurs Each ~ the four Wcr tieol ae-
spauered ana woun ed tva,f fae.n
svore o4naaEes about fhfir Ass4s .llss
:iee Iaintor hela tAem tor examination.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

aaz sxceEs e he case # newspapers
saS na4gAz2uss sot containing la ~aefy
n IN pAFx E.sEt1F copyr.ss ssts7 aAasf
tt.e prosasl9as 81 ths AL aIaAatassst1.sa
~ tie satAaa. "a S<ss - e.esaAs IN fsa5
slxn languages. ef walsh aEAls tf4I.sF
lztl04ss Ia Eng.sa srS osps-
rsshsed. the pEsAiastlen ef taper
tsliaa applies angs - tAe translation
ana the lzaporsalLaa 81 b~SAs IA The
or.giLasl leGg aAge = psraGitte1 lhs
president o. The Unise1 States l. EN-
powered - aeelare ~ pE'oolslastaen the
existence Of conditions determining taE>
eign countries q the right % Americas
authors 70 scpy rigat 81 the eAssteaos q
a. international agree naent. which pro
sides for Feotproeity IN granting II eepy-
right ey the terms II which asroelnent
the nited States Gay a. "a pleasure
beeosDs party 10 ihs asrsemsat
The Blair educational oil, the tda
for the appointment OF al aleoAaiie
hquor commission snd tile eight hour"
elaiIas hill are measures which were
defeated on test votes; while among
those which, after passing oEe house
failed OF action IN tie other. are
the bankruptcy bll. the Conger
lard tiil aad the army Fearg4nl-
cation bill The fsdaoek rure-iood
bill. the Alcara qua eslsl bill tAe Pscl-
nc railroad funding BAL ana tae inter
state commerce bill ITO perInit limited
pooling of earnings ey rSllroa1 eom-
psnlesl arr among the measures which
failed 10 reach vote ia either house.
The following are some OF the senate
bills which failed 70 pass the house.
To provide fof the Tree cottage q silver, eu
larglns TEE rights q hes1estes5srs ans PIE
emptOrs ol tae public lands, rsylalag TIE I.s1s
OF 1euteaaag-ec II the army; tar L board
lag vesse. al chicago End for the expisrsgian
ans sa4tey Of Tie l4tersor q Alsaks
The following house bills failed &c
pass tue senate.
To transfer IAs revenue marine service q
the navy % authorize tAe constraeiion - d
tunaei uHder The Detroit river ~ Degolt
Mion. isr tie relief o. telegraph cgeFators 4er-
Ing the saf.
Amang the measures on which
neither house acted except in some
cases Is committees were the suo-
treasury aud farm IA oItgage bills, the
service pension bill. the Canadian rec
iprocity resolution. the BIZ 10 enconr-
age the construction of an inter
continental railway. the postal
savings bank and postal telegraph
bills. the Butter bill u aid negroes 20
emigrate 70 Africa. woman suffrage and
prohibition constitutional amendments
the income tax bin and various other
radical financial ane political measures.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

WAsHIScroS, March 5.--The funeral
services over the remains Of the late
Senator Hearst took place at his resi-
dence al II g. IA They were brief and
simple and conducted in private. Saiur-
cay evening the remains. accompanied
by Mrs Hearst, her son ". K. Hearst.
DR.. Charles :. Ward. Of New York. ].
$. Follansby, John Weoderburn and
the congressional committees. VIII be
taken 70 San Francisco. where public
funeral wiz take place.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

MxMPHIs, Tenn, March "A Port
Gibson (Miss.l special ssys: Dottie
Dibson killed her husband, Dave. on
the Alexander plantation. near Rocky
Springs, this county, Wednesday
night. The pair had been sep
arated since Christmas and Dave
tried 10 effect a reconciliation. Failing
in this. he attacked her with cl.lb.
lie had knocked her down several times
when she grabbed q meat knife and
plunged il into his neck. lie died IA
three minutes. She is 10 jall.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06
IN COLD BLOOD.
A Herrihls Massaers Reported
from Madagascar.
Ths Governor Of : Province. OFT Of
Rssengs. Puts 80 Death Nearly
500 CT his Ssojects.

PAsIs. NJ MaEch A-~Assys OF horr3 bls
massacre eolass from AadssaseAf.
RaSniasatFa governor 81 the province
OF balsmoEa. r~sentlng = petition from
The popsliaee - tie goysrnEsnt 70
defend thsm IRON craelrles, aassaere4
2Ts persons. including men. wonsa
aad children belonging 20 the leading
families The slaughter continued
for several days Tbs agonies Of the
victims we're u many cases pTotraetod
Sometimes their sabs were gradually
dlsmeI oered. their heads were sawed
OF and their bodies were thrown 70 the
dogs. Many of the women were out
ragged. The survivors We're forced 70
erect a trophy composed Of the heads OF
TIC vietins. Popular fury has caused
the government 10 announce that the
oltender viii be punished
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

a Big Fruit Canning EstRtiishnsnt
burIea a. Loss 81 : 80. OoU.
PHILADELPHIA, March 5--Ihe fruit
preserving aIc canning estGallshlne ent
OF TIE }. .. Schimhel presesy ing 90,
81 Eighth and brooszs streets. Wac toial-
~ destroyed by fire The loss OF stolk Is
estima;ed at $4,000 and on builc-
ing $4,000 The losses are fully COW
cred 10y insurance. The company has
branches ia al the leading cities
throughout The country. bat II was at
this plant that a. the canning was
done. Several adjoining dwellings
were considerably damaged by Ere and
water, that OF Dr. W lliasa Buckley sus-
tanning a damage OF about s. 0oe
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

MrNrHIs. Tenn. March 81 Miss Mag.
gle A. sewsll got judgment in the cir
cult court Wednesday for s2s. 600 dam.
ages against the Mobile a Birmingham
railroad Miss Sewell wss seated ia a
sleeper that was being switched from
one track 10 another. The traipmen
neglested 10 ussfasten the bell cord and
the cord snapped, one part Of IL whip
ping back through the car. the metal
cap striking Miss Sewen IL the eye. al
most, If not quite. destroying the sight
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

wAsHISeToS. March s-A buIletin
Cd the subject Of racial increase ia pop
ulstso1 Of the country during the last
decade VIII soca be issued from the
census bureau. IL viii show that The
increase during the last ten years q
the white race has been p per cent,
while that Of the colored race hss been
Il per cent
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

WHEELING. ". Va March s-A srp-
dicate Of capitalists. among whors sre
Benjsmin Butterworth - Chicago. and
Charles r fluscbmsn. Lee II BROOKS.
A. Howard Eenl<ee and others - Gin
cinnsti have bought the Block tobacco
factory 81 this city. st 9 price some
thing in excess Of e. o0o. GOO The orig
insl owners retain an interest
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

CLrvELsxD. -. Hsreh s-Esver
strauss on Wednesday celebrated the
cor = seti 2 of fsll century u life. Pc
was = sglSe uBoer Napoleon snd
fcuztt st Waterloo Mrs. Annie Jones
~ also celebrate hsr ceuteaarF D
Frsasv. having been resident u tb y
s4- frsr 4v~exstT-three rsars
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

BROOKLYN, March 5.-The flooring
OF an immense storehouse owned by
Havemeyer & Elder, sugar refners, fell
with a crash Wednesday night. precipi-
tating 5000 barrels of sugar into the
cellar and burying thirteen workmen
in the debris One of the men was
killed. The loss is estimated at s25.-
QUO
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

ST. Lorrs. March s--Chsrles " Vail
whose tris3 for murder resulted In 3
disagreement Of the jury. hss been sd-
mittee 70 bal IL tie sun q $4,000
The case viii probably never come 70
a secoad trial. ss the states attorneys
are 10th 20 again proseepte or the very
ssigat evidence against the defendant
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06
on,r. IN. Stat. $1,000. .ooe.

BosToS. March s.-Austin Corbin. the
New York millionaire. has offered
New Hampshire 81, oOa. 600 for It's in
terest ia the Concord railroad The
rights must be transferred 70 him and
his associates. whom be will name
later. By special act of the legisls-
ture Mr.. Corbin Offered The state $3.50 =
ooo for these same rights few years
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

Nrw YORK March S Nicola Pisro.
the Young Italian who was shot on
Nondsv ~ Pssquslina LuhertsiB. died
iD the hospital Pisro had betrayed
the Young Italian cir under promise
Of marriage. He gave her revolver
and tod her 20 KIN bin IL be did
not keep his word. when be refused
- marry her she followed cut his is-
s+rrlrtlf.rs
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

BosTox. March 5--An Ing ish syndi-
cate Ia trTing 20 buv the extensive
plant Of the Washington mills Al Law
renee. The mills have capital II 81
e05.0oo and epp3oF z.1ee operstoss.
They rnsnufscfure vvorsted vsrrss. dress
goods. ovsroosting and mems wear
Al The min prcpertT is new
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06
n Ts Vow E.~.

LINCOLN. Neb.. March s--Ths Aus
tralisn hsllot bll was signed hv The
governor Wednesday and i i now a
law. having passed with Al emergency
clause
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

wuEEsHAFJ.E. Pa. Hsres s.--Cs
1essBess of miners osasea az srpiosss
Wednesday N toe = Nottingham eoiiisry
- Plvnoufb f5De usar va s5lieo. two
we're morally injured srss tive oshe-s
serzOusr burned
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

IoxDex. March The snnouncs-
merit IN several American newspapers
that Archbishop Williams, a r.osto-.
woul5 - appointed cardinal is sfet
true Archbishop Williams hss
ten . letter 20 the pope. reesest .
holiness pot ~ impose that bonor sssos
hln-
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

Ngv ToEx. Nsr1k 5 - HeBry 7 v'IEs
~ Co. frult eoGs mission merchants
hare fs8ed- Tie liabilities are rspor1~
&C 1s - sls,a age and The sss<ts ~zusl
So1as Il fhs unsscEre6 creditors sxi5
Tat th%g Cd Bos expess 70 get ooIlar.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

A Girl Accidentally Killed.

KANSAS CITY. Mo., March 5.-Kitsie
Lentz. was shot and accidentally killed
at noon Wednesday by John Phillips,
aged Is. Phillips was arrested. but the
coroner decided the shooting to have
been an accident and be was released.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

MszsHALETowS. Ia. March g.
DsIner Warren was sentenced e
prison for life here Wednesday for ths
maraer q Conductor q Neil - the c.
4 w. v. railroad recently
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

LoTTsvuLE, Ey- Mares S-It hss
been decided hy The exeeutivs commit
tse - ths Seos1h-Trfsh association q
America % hosd The zexs aase<szz n
tAls eity. Mag IA 20 I-
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06
Knlsd by Her orars nn.band.

PIrTsBUReH. Pa. March 5--A special
from Franklin, Pa. says: Thomas
Moore, an old and prominent citizen of
this place. shot and instantly killed his
wife in Sc of insanity lie Is now q
raving maniac and has been taken into
susfoaT
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

NEw YoRK. March Judge Mar
tine. in The court of general sessions.
imposed fne az $3.50 on jar 6ould for
not answering a summons "a serve as a
petit jaror. II being his second ofsense-
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

Both the method and results when
Syrup OF Figs Is taken; il is pleasant
spd refreshing q the taste, sad acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. eleanses the sss
TEN efeetually, dispels colds, head
aches and teyers and cures habitusl
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy OF its Kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptsble 10 the stomach, prompt la
It's action and truly beneficial in lis
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend IL
20 all and have made il 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 will pro
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes TO try il. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fjc SYRUP co.
Ss9 FRANCISCO. CT.
touSggiE. ~. SE@ rosx. M
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06

srErserTzIvs. Ia. March 3 - Tou.
solioss ~ers txxen r. the senss1ri~i
corst<s4. ths laet-ttse 5zstb-resuIffrsgs
Tslusr. 1oi; stsester, ss ofisspv. 6
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06
DIR s. CLAY TODD
rn Ms Correspondents.

IF you wish to have your letters an
swered Immediately by DR.. Todd in per-
son, enclose 81 10 pay for the service.
Consultations at hrs Office free, and no
charge for his Office services until
cured. Office 43 Monroe-st., room 4.
Grand Rapids, Mich. Postotiice lock
box ..
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06
LEONARD W. JEROME DEAD.


1eFininated iAfsily ia tusIand.
LoSpoS, March B a-Leonard Jerome,
of New YORK, father of Laov Randolph
Churchill, died al Brighton, Wednesday
whither he went TO recuPerat5 after his
recent illness here.
lie was attended in his last hours by
his wife and Lady Randolph Churchill
and Mrs. Moreton Frewen. his daugh-
ter Ar. jerome, who has resided n
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-06
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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-27
MAxIM's FLYING MACHINE.
Its Principle Seems to BE All Right If 1t
Will Only Work.

Its Principle Seems to Be All Right If 1t
Will Only Work.
Pittsburg Dispatch.
The ''aeroplane,n which Hiram Maxim, of
gun fame, has succeeded in constructing, is
the latest development in aerial navigation.
The machine is completely engined and
equipped and consists of plane Of string
light framework and material propelled by
screws driven by special compound steam
engine of very light construction. The steam
is condensed under slight pressure on the sur
face of the aeroplane. For the purpose of
rendering the horizontal fluctuations less
sudden the machine has length of 40 feet.
Mr.. Maxim is a man of such scientific at
tainments as to be beyond the pale of trick
sters and visionaries, and his deductions and
demonstrations have great weight in scientific
circles. AT the annual meeting OF the Aero
nautical Society of Great Britain he assured
his hearers that for each ten-pound weight of
engine and boiler and condenser in the aero
plane, an actual or brake horse power was de-
Veloped. In the discussion which followed
the reading of Mr.. Maxim's paper, Sir James
Douglass drew attention to the remarkable
statement of Mr.. Maxim as to the weight and
power of his engine, and pointed out that it
meant nothing more or less than an equiva-
lent to the strength of full-grown man being
exerted by piece of mechanism weighing but
one and one-half pounds at most Mr.. Max
i'm replied that this was the result of his
trials. He moreover believes that, providing
the steering and leyeling gear Of the machine
is found efficient, he has now overcome all
difficulties, and that in two or three months
the problem which has for so long occupied
the attention of scientists will have been
solved.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-27
To Keep Them Looking Fresh.
suanip0 World

Clothes of wool which are rarely brushed
and never hung out of doors soon come to
have an appearance of long use when the
same clothes, if carefully brushed every time
they are worn and frequently hung 'out of
doors, will always be fresh and will keep their
good looks very much longer. Care should be
used to select brush, broom or whisk of fine
broom corn. 1t will cost more than the coarser
ones, but in the end will be saving, as the
coarser ones wear the clothing more rapidly.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-27
Down With Melancholy.

Nothing so depresses the spirit of lover of
beer as draught Of an inferior article, and
for removing melancholy nothing is so effec-
tive as drink of cool and delicious beer made
by Anheuser- Busch of world wide fame.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-27

Prior to Taking Inventory, January 1.
25 per cent. reduction on all Mems Fancy
Worsted, Cheyiot, and Cashmere Double and
Single Breasted Sack and Cutaway Suits.
Eiseman Bros, 7th and e.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-25
SPORTING EREVIIIES.

Philadelphia supports thirty five
bicycle clubs, all OF which are IN =
prosperous condition. Boston eau not
or does not support one.
Two grand stands will be erected ut
Bay Clty-one for ladies and the other
for gentlemen. The former will be
covered with wire screens TO prevent
the ball from flying into It. the two
stands will cost about 5000.
Slavin's manager, = very sleek young
man, states that he VIII give 10 any
well-known American heavyweight
boxer the sum of go 800 If he stands
before the Australian for four three
minute rounds. Jake Kilraine, on hear
ing of this, notified Slavin's manager
that he would accept the terms.
The uniforms of the Bay City club
will consist of black pants, shirts and
caps, with white stockings and belts,
aud the words bay City" in white
across the breast.
John Wright, who considered himself
something OF sprinter, bet one dol
lar that he could run across the Mil
waukee bridge, at Spring Valley, MIMI,
IN advance OF an approaching train.
He lost the bet. Also his life.
At Fort Wayne the baseball outlook
10 bright, and workmen IN the factories
are subscribing literally, AS are the
railroads and business men.