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liam @. Macdonald OF Ellis h Ma, donald rh..
hal been At hespits' and Morxus without MD Mo.
The Sergeant could tell them nothing A.,
hove thai hs body had besn found m.an u The
wss n" s' who hs sS " oss X to IL,
tint no more work would be d. ne until ,o.,s.s
They must keen un the search for their o'si
back .and torl from Moruue 10 hospital snG1ns
the Church sir.s' station house. only 10 hloo
w ihe weary round again when they ossi
IN iIi. way .ome kent m he hcrch.. ...,,,
all night. Many lowered around tho Ire iiss
mex, ,oment they would he ~ to tile MorsauSss
or station house on h-R,ipC n runor IN.
another "ne OF the n'i.sng had been found.
the BOY DIV MOI RETURN.
George W. Rose Of Bly,hohourne, Erookl,,
came TO ri,c stnti"n at O'Clock and tero'isa
that his l4-y-nr-old boy George. who worked
~ ind no: eo S%'cc as
sn,y n ni,r nssneo as ., custom
A tci, srsm was brought 10 h" station ho "m,:
Eh'rn rad ,o"p sent 70 ;,o ,ne s%yh Publish.
l G SHn .nh wa. s sS r By ws Mrnnns
Sn",her William Meihorson. who was in Il" ,r. y
#, f E M:rhcrsor IS IS. Reported rs missing
EGr.a Z, ,syan ~ G%a r.s.
s an hat '"' n. wa: ne ' sr SnSS
when tho ev rloatOn came Thomas kNnph ~
9j1 West Fiitie,h street also WIS In tho r.s.
tanrant a, the lime. and was reported us miss,
Ing
SAYS 1T WAS room rr'In;NG
Among tho callers Was an ELL r'v man WIN
cad he was u, inspec'or Tor III" Hon, Fla
lnsntRn"e COM my. esn! thr ~ II hLiG
lila, Il was examined be.weon twp and il M
l"rin arc or inanrnnnc.
~ he building was known 4" lie sail, ms A,
cmnihus i,uidiuG that Ia " VAS tInan'r a"d
his 90 u,nnv refuse 10 insure T.. Ono ~ IA
tennnt- there ut ono ttnlo wns ~ 81 ,lr r.n
concern. that was rnided AMI " lot Tho ru'.,v
dun tod INTO tho liver because 1t wis !aLu a.
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THE OWNER IN7ERIIEWEn
lie II The Father OF city Chamherla
Grain.


he IL the Father Of city Chamberlain
Grain.
: Chief eastman. whom tho Sun man asked
him to sxpre.s an opinion MS 10 tho "auss NJ
tho dlanstcr said: Il can't do 1t. II might
hWvo been An explosion. II might have bren
tho enormous weight OF the machinery on tn ,
urrer Aoor ! know that when got here
this afternoon before tho side wall foil saw
steam coming from two pirss up near the
roof. and In a few moments thcre were two
distinct explosions. l always supposed this
building TO DO solll. 1t wns never to my
knowledge reported to 10 dangerous"
1t vas dsclar cd By tho poople In the crowd
that tho building had boon condemned many
limos Ivy The building Inspectors and II was de-
nounccd ms Budensieck structure.
why. look there" tail ono man to = re-
rortor: do you see those bricks? Thsre isn't
u bit OF mortar on them. II tho building had
been strong and vol built the mortar would
have stuck to tho tricks"
lie spoke the truth so far ss tho BROKE being
FREQ from mortar was concerned. The were
mnnr Of them. AS clean 10 now bricks. 1t WINS
also reported by some one that the building
had been wrecked bv. tho constant jsr Of the
printing presses used In the l'tuogrsrheTs
IA p: JOB Of printing the 9:.'; ::
S1 ses . ss b run az and a. n.S IT,,
had been 90 run Tor several wssks and the
sana sss ss. ia rS.s &.
~: building WAS own.a By p Jcn.s, Grain.
AMI am 40" are at Rshhsaspsuss Sun rssr
,s Ty S.s
'ns' r. 81 s:4
B. wss d.fS.S BY I9hn W IH- sSsH
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Mr.. John A. J. Mas had lett his .oflico but
ton minutes before the accident: He was %
how many people, ne employed or how many
employees snid Tia, thor. were eight
presses going. and TINT there was
nm oxtrn stress Of work.. ~ the, firm Ind con-
trnrted IN supply nrertnin number OF theatri-
chi posters before Monday. ABOUT seventy
iuca were at work.
lisl man Friedman ono OF the employees.
said that the kookkeeper. j. J. Schmidt. was
preparing the pay list when the crash came
He s-nt Friedman back to tho Office T" close
the safe and then e.cared through the win:
dow. Tho I'rm hal light new Hoe presses and
seven old presses ut work.
Louis Nossnfeld. who. with his brother Leo.
IL missing. and II Is feared thnt lie Ia among
t!iose nMricd in F., he ruins IT, the roadway our;
side OF ~ nrx pnce was n little shRnty. used
hy the men employ. i on The subway now be
Ing bnit In Broadway asa place to hang their
Kerr. tho foreman Of the Emn!re subway Com
rany. wRs In tho habit OF taking u nap In tho
Shanty ~ h. on eAch day.
He MAS delayed yesterday BY some details ri
tho work on Broadway. and arrived at she
corner Of College and Park places Just in tim :
falling walls. my God" he shou oil. tho boys
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mains Of tho front wall is what is known rs an

main: Q, n: front ont wall is what is known as an
fh nv ala rTny w Mn: an omen one md the ole.
ishsod T ss s assam and Hseossn nsaA orsh
sts stssi iusursnss Was refused.
II was CON idered BY tho insurance firm who
hs a. 81 hsn *
per cent. On first. class buildings tho rate 10
from ono-ilfth to half FER cent.
DOWN IHs FIRE ESCAPE.
An iron flre escape stretches from the root
on The ure.n wloh atreel eide down M7 70
M,n,s s sSs Mn ,E.s
wnaow. 81 OF Lisbi.r Mans oss 's and s,oos
rooms on the second and third floors. Many
Whsn III: alarm cam. all mad. rush for the
windows; and It Is not thought that any who
liz Is s % 'i hs see e
BY The fallen floor. and falling ,imbes to TAKE
On Il: . s ire, saes S bt' me
shown s I and hs
Ss SsI S1 W.n! nrsn m Ii. 81 the
Tho girls without any regard 10 appear ancrs
sp% MA T,P s%t +: G f ri J.s Il
niss " worE to taEs on or .E.!s s,ross Gowns IND
NJ Many %. Of tIoss i.ssned forgetting the peril
from which they had sscnreil. b.monnei tho
loss OF THAR dresses add their rorketbooks.
Som" OF them who I'm left work and were In
the act of changing clothes wsro in sorry
iiieht. nns girl wore a retiiroat oi striped
muslin an,l n pN'r of corsets.
Another. a. rretty brmnsttc. landed In tho
street clothed In q white embroidered pet,i.
cont. striped stockings. ono shoe. and u
black and-ysllow vast with l1rg tails
Tho men Neio oven worse III. Some
iow from tho artists department OF
tho second moor Of Liehler Mnna's place
redeti from the urrsr floora hal little m but
their trousers and nn'iershlris. rhs. Geuer-
neity OF the s'oresce:crs In the vicinity only
gnrc on. when lhoir resources wore exhausted.
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ONE OF TINE VICTIMS.
few minutes; however. the fremcn saw that y
upon ,wn beams, ard that when tho tricks
sA"werol n.on it q c"ve;iiks rnr!osurs bud
th.v "a" tho RGoniloa ,yeI OF littio girl.
nrr'.s whose houh aud nose enc ond vi IL
sac wn. able to moan family but the heavy
pressure against Ior mouth would OF allow
mr. TO talk. II vas q wonderful sight to see
Sons, DIV 'an ara toll mn nm'ulans. sur.
:"n,l Tho bloo,! con,sing faster through the
to!v, md stimulate ".ahcn"l E,ives. md
stood cl"s" by mo :ast."i eni'g arorture.
.".y ,,or r ho a. a, N Wa h rosa'I ro rr H.,
IRIS mouth and she stole. Her inst words
My lI,ilo sister is IN here"
Then shr cii'd rr"m her own nan, Soon
they were "bl" to Sc'H. n.r anu ut, 'mr n.y.. and
nr II saw r .H w,s h.r land .os' loud
;herr went w and there WAS IL tlappinG OF
it WAS Fireman Mulsan who took her in his
AIMS AMI c.riird her To an ambulance that
was a ked IN 20 the curb near hy She cnred
!lnr La % VIA, bloody Il there vas an !gly
cut csh!o "ne rir aud IN il. CHR.
~nv,nr her Innl ~, 'hsrro, Il. nut MS she wa.
carried n VI" >a!emalk there was loud
bov. and ,Hn ho s'i I'm to o, s ar cr re AR
fh.ryb dy ""h"! NJ. AMI 'hr"nIh an open
WIND W u !'ie or Oor ol me IN! Ii!is O.'I o.
eiic he ilr-. beheld II sn'l scene. ! h. NJ Their
IN rrc,, nj 'si her u. liter. md tho rcv,il
ron ut fPoting n go ,ir ,in'ntni to rn,rni she
l!a! gnn" III ouch had for ths moment .,e.
lriy, Il h"r o; reason. and shs "hs .trng :iuG
in the clasp Of her hms"nn,i. trying to throw
her.el! ont nj III wiaduw.
lie held her tixht an 1 dragged her hncI into
the r. ON. but several time. she fred herself
and RI. TO tho v In lows edge again. Finally
10 pushed her in'o u roo u. md locked the
q. o and she did not come out for nearly An
hour.
But tho little Girl who had been waving her
hands and .N inE Mnmmn, Mamma" WIS
e.ruGgiinE In tn. iiIem,n + arms anu sobhlns.
"On. don't tH.e me 20 the no vital Mamma
will -rod nt". l. ease. mi CT. u!ea-e"
lut the fireman intleu LOT ant laid. huSkly:
yen"
Then trey placed her in n Chamber. Street
Hospital ami ulnn, Q aiIu uroveo'.
hes name il Mary tlenxuey. and abe ts
?ytar| old. Her father Eng-n" heacney is u
plumber who's" pla' was in the basement ri
No, Is. the corner house He WAS also Inn!tor
old: Annie; ,en's ol.. and pt,sr; 5
on he sidewalk. just before the hnus" col
lnpsei Harry was on Tho corner aud %
"a Rpei I'll ham. The two Cirs, however
Wei, cnueht in tho shower OF ruin and Wcle
imprisoned.
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ore caught. There are thirty.flve Of them It
dinner. Mike Carroll. subway pine man Of
$40 Tenth avenue emerged from tho cloud Of
kerr stopped him 10 ask after tho men. and
Carroll said that only four men were at Tho
Tho wat, Imam asked me-" he aatl. ito
LOOK out for him while he wontto dinner I
81 70 % Wien Nh iet II" lie sxrosi"n It ts1
mo cleAr OF my seat and tnn blsd mo o, or into
the road. got M and rnn. dropping my coat.
MAS following me. There vere about forty
people in lhe restaurant. AMI I know there
were six or seven cooks and holuers In tho
III Chou In tho basement l don't soc how
Hny Of them conh have got ont. In
Wsshine tkemsslves, ready to Mo'H i.nvs work s
] watched them. and tnsv wero Ia the base.
mont whom ran pAst. They we're empoyeI
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ar THE CHUHCH S7REEr STATION

Anxious Friend. AVID Relatives AVID Straw
gers with FraGme ntarS stories.
The news Of tho explosion and tho IRE came
TO tho Church street police station At precisely
1881. Police Capt. Edward slsvin ran into
his private room and hastily changing his cit
lions dress for his blue uniform. stated out
to make personal Investigation.
1ttook him only few minutes to ascertain
thatit was a terrible one. Ito sent to tho
station house for Nil tho reserves. and after
they had arrived and wore sw allowed up In the
crowd that was surginr 30 near tho ruins MS
10 impede tho efforts Of tho f,remcn. he sent TO
Police Headquarters for moro holm Shortly
the reserves came trooping up from the Old
slip. Oak. Leonard. Madison. md Prince rect
police stations. so that 40 policemen IN oil
wcrc on duty III n line around tho ruins.
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. .ts%'% nn nSw va" SsH All a az %
ss;f h"r as a. Sy reo Ss0 Il, tn:
Woman rushei i,a,eheaIsl among them and
e'sA Il e. "SSn',sG yoi ia,. ,ou found
}HHnt !H AK, y.,s Oh Cod My john"!o: no's
said size yrs Mrs HIb"s' and tia; sHs ln.d
,rornd The rorner r. HrrenTic'' street; Her
VIM ise oa.nsy s sr s u an DG'n no n'S LEE
Couldn't find him anywhere.
,o ,oHnI I'm. nni H. minutes A.
~ lin. Toih More ,lenl, and we're Wri,oi ~
With loo rick. 5" ilsL;i, that 4 req, irel
sr1, in.s nSrf IL 10 aer dor r n.s
,Lss hat b;oGch. iii Aist body and laid them
Aiter a while Mrs. Heacney approached ths
srot. and. b-inIe any one conid rostrnin her.
raised tho cloth which covered me n"d'es. u d
:a"yr i' scream ana cri.i hys,ssicarir. save :"
n,im. d. Hn. .Sca d nn,' Of. ' God f"a' A'"'
el..i ,lsr. ely t.tr-g hers-i Insy hHl to tor .
Nor awrS 1" ' " W..n Ms was
80 iar four deal bodies had been recovered.
en- H. wreck III. building irselL which was
All! .m.n ,rrnn rs,rn,,y OF: :, ,ha M ire;
."psa An found m VIII '' TS. G no On" "aed to
she others. and IN II Isw minutes they cleared
away n mass o. lumber lrouI me DO ~ OF \
truck driver, II was hrw!s ii and mutila.cd
isyoRu recognition. They conveyed him 10
who're the .,sa,! man and ho ~ o dead children
lay. 9ni PLACED Iim h,siie III m Then tho
tnouGht "nna o4ue "t i,n cuief' thai where
also ha,s sri.h"d. 70 hs ordered his men
20 search AROUND Ito si.ot where III" man had
work when ore o Them no ICED some hnir-, II
. horses tail sticking ont elwsen tic hricks
away and A. brown horse WAS iound lying on
his aide dead. The 'ruck 70 which b. WIS har-
cspiion of one VIII Ell which IN some unae-
count able wa,. stood In IL rnco intact.
Oi course he horse wa 'o' iicaiy o he re-
sad thon con inuOd 'h"iI -oar.h.
1" o iow minutes they found another IN w.
sStnsntiy that ~ Ialo-lng mas, king near
.Ss "urh IN from, of 10 lhe face was 30 MAI
sled that i! IVES Impossible I" max" "|t wnns
I; ;ooked Ike They Carried this on" TO tho
ee0.h s:Ge Of the str. at wh,re 'Ley LaI ;s.'u
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roor Of GS. 20. ~. md "A was occupied BY Ellis
& Mcdonald. blank book and book paitcin
ina.rrs. The South Publishing Company had
the same space on The third iioor., I'hs second
bvltohler H. Maass. lithoRtophsrs. 4. ". Lind
say occupied tho fourth and Nth floors OF 10
aud rs with his typo foundry.
DESCRIPTION OF DUILDISu FURNISHED by AN
INSURANCE FIRM.
TRylor's building was erected abont twenty
two year,. ago. 1t stood on this southeast
corner of Park place ant Greenwich stlse,.
running enstcriy ALONG Park place l25 feet.
and louthcriy OIL Grssnwich rect thirty five
foet.
wns lve stories high and huit OF brick
with wooden SUI ports. There wero no phrtv
walls. EsoI, floor was snnrorted By l4-inch
beams ru' ming from the wall fncng the street
to the nre wall separating The Taylor building
from tho rear Of tho buildings on Barclay
streer. shorter beams OF the name thickness
reslin. an the cross beams supported tho DIFF
iorrnt Coos.
Under tho heavy presses f., use By the ten.
III" cross h-nm-. TO these flooring: Of ..,-inch
nians wore spiked With three neh malta 70
an Immense shell. rriss-cTo -sed with wooden
supports. The rear wall which stlll stands
un.n.u OIL. 10 ;hrec bricks :hck. What re-
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70 be q little excitement. which concentrated
.tsslf In n group. OF nremen that stood right
near to what had been tho entrance to the res
Iiors tho bricks and rubbish, wore cleared
away with Increased rapidity. rro.entiy there
wAs general stoopinn. then the group opened
figure. The logs could DO pianiY sssn. They
Wcro horribly blackencl. and tine skin In many
ron 81 dr. vhT .y.n net
could cover It, tho light lsli on tho face. and
tiose who saw, IL shnldered For tho Inns
we're spread wide apart rs IL ina hooking
Il was the body apparently Of young man
orr or ~. and the clothing was burncd.to
c.isE Ana w!nt was mot Ehnstly OF AT ths
skln of his right arm was Of n bright groom a
iueman sxrln nsi that thls often apneafei IN
tut this sxplnnA ion lid rot ronovo. tho efroc:
o! horror which tho sight uccasionrd.
hit.r MS here was lap.s o, m",s man
th!EE beneath tho ruins.
HEROIC Work or THE risEMES.
Ths heat was ''ctce. and tho dust that arose
from The moving Of the bricks rn'chnd tlislr
sarcn,s and mad. their ewes smart Fut tirsu
~ they were. the Irsncn Worked on with
s!"cscd prrsis ence. Theywers heroes yestctt..
ia mnny years 3 nee ,hsy wsr. seen 20 work I"
such u Vantage nndcr such dtshaRrt-nihg err
6 instances, aud Ihey deserve crodit ior their
Edward s, Molllcsn 81 Hook sri Ladder No.
was wosk'n: IN II NJ o, ,hS .as" 90. wn ren,
handling tho sharp;;edcsl br.cks nad TO was
90 'irrd that h- could hardly s'nnd. lie had
IND F.'hS5.d 70. q 1rgS. in mis- his
wing hoinR h,iicd beneath that Mic.
s"iieI,, lisrs!" no shouted 20 those around
They came to him and IT was wonderful 70
SEQ h,w '!,"v worked. The sou'f That Multi
the ilremsE ha,l cleared away considerable
H.: in:o VIA. uppSaroi 10 DO the cellar. In a
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tho cola, 80 is that there was no
explosion. but that the continual IarrinE OF the
~ any printing presses. all working tn" anne
way. Ind shaken soino OF tho short Gross
beams from the mnn supports. AMI that tho
ehc"k o: the locr which had given way lumr;
inE from the beam along III. front wnll hud
i.iked ,nr wal from Its psrpe ndiculnrny. anil
thnt II had Immediately fallen 10 the street.
fiuorings With II.
The noise described by those IL tho vicinity
rs that OF an explosion Mr.. Lindsay believes
10 hay" cen caused By tho cracking OF tho
Etsnl beams.
Es,s was no light In tho roar OF the hui ding
excer: what came frou, the from wind nTe.
Yearly all Of tho prcssmen worked bv Rns lixht.
The gas piroh hroken iy the falling walls md
machinery wc,e dou, tleas Responsible for the
flames which arose Win euch awful raridity. j.
The police think the disaster Tho result OF
an explosion and hass their theory on the
abatement OF Engineer. Donigan OF Engine
corner Of College, plncs when the building
went down. He rcrorted to Fire Chisf III sy
that he heard the report Of an explosion In
According to the report furnished tho Insur.
ance people four month. ago. there wn- no
ho'lcr In III. building. excent small one In
the basement Of Ga Park pla ace. aud that boiler
was rot III use. No power for the. presses was
generated on tho nremises Mr.. w. II. ConE.
H. OF tho south Publishing Company anfi that
hiI presses were run ny stoam supplied by the
New York Steam Heating Comrany
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EED OF POWER SHAFT.

END OF fOWEN SHAFT.
don't know where tho cSp osion came from. 1t
seemsu to como from all around. aud Thea
tho wnli rounded cut and foil Four
children ;, were plnyins lust in front
cnrriaes With u baby In II. They cannot have
stcaped. A man jumped from FHgon and
E't away ! hive not go. .."n The wagon aimee;
have lanGhed all tho ro:t Of his lislo think
how no had caught me-
Carols cont WAS found nonr the body OF tho
nnn he hnd seen trying TO- esran".
Mr. lioeenfel4 has not been heard, Of His
tory n .hs rear 90 Of Ss sop and was ioSd 81
exrermrntng.
Many OF those who wcro expressing opinions
as to tho cause OF tho disaster thought that no
expl' sion, II there was one. may have come
from the laboratory.
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HUNTING FOR THE pnIvER.

HUNTING FOR THE DRIVER.
Four boys employed BY Lieb,sr d Maa.
Ire .h sslnS ron ma sa sssss
has not been heard from and his arents have
given mn any homes 81 saainR him sgnih alive.
gA.,n'r. 10 yrars. and Peter Miller, Is yoars
Miller has worked for tho firm only three
Rrahai's where he Was for four wears last week.
ana went to Now York for mors pay
Ernest Henry Shadtock vi 81 Moore street
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Mr.. Grain, Sr., left for New York on the night
train by way OF Saratoga. and will reach tho
city to- morrow morning.
The ground on which tho building stands Ia
tho property Of Columbia College.
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hesecond ono. They wsro still at their search
for moro when two ahderinkers' Wagons drn,,e
bodies that had hosn found in then.. One no
licsman took the body Of Annie Hseeney IN
his arms and carried Il to the mother. Tho
others we're taken to tho MprRnc: Coroner
Haniy and Deputy Coroner D.elin saw the
bodies before thor wore removed.
Mn LtSDsAY's IDEA or THE CAUSE.
A. w. Lindsay. who employs between forty
anil Nifty hnnds. hslt OF them girls. was not In
h,s oflire whom tho accident happrned. He
expressed himself a. hut itttls snrnrissd ant
building unsnfc. lilo thought that the
weight on the. mppsr.. fnors VIVA moro
thnn building without party walls
should 10 made to bear His theory of
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rre~r Fort 10 In great favor among phv,i anr aud
t's mes. sea rhy In New YORK ADD wAshihEtn IN
ru,-t as tninly vine and TO- evening N tsrtan
m,ata the Ciarst and Climax Hrsndy are uns xcsilsd
-
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shrLnae Inn station Ia as hours via sew York Cen.
uA@ 'GTou:h o epera See time tab -Adr.
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Hoods Saysapayilla

AMI re-om mend II az thu xidg - Ne iic.nss' -
u'IiS President q mus Un on 25j Catherine
O.. Detroit MN
Y R--Bs sara to Get lond's sArsp,.i,a
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-23
An Ionia SensAtion,

Ionia, Aug. 22.-Alpbeus c. Johnson
suddenly disappeared from Ionia coun-
ty late in 1873 and his wife and daugh-
ter gave him up as lost forever. Foul
play was not thought to nave been the
cause of his exit and the case was at
the time one of the mysteries. In 1881
Mis-. Johnson applied for an admins
traitor and hs property III Orange and
this city went to the daughter, the
widow getting her snare. The widow
married aud became Mrs. Olivia WINS
low, ard Is now living in this city. A.
pheus was forgotten and time rolled on
for eighteen years, when. as suddenly
as he disappeared. he came To earth
and made himself known on Wednes-
day Yesterday he commenced suit
through T. G.. Miller for the recovery
of his lost inheritance and has great
confidence IN MS claim. II ; is stopping
with Mrs Fisherman, VINO ls sister OF
Mrs. winsIow, and looks as he ever did, /,
and not as ghosfly as one would expect
after beng dead so long. Further de-
velopments are looked tor aud the case
Is full of the strsngcst facts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-23

increase OF free imporfations In favor
OF the new Law OF 6,91S. .792.
Concerning reciprocity Major Me
kiniey spoke as follows:
There l. contained in the new law
a reciprocity provision by which the
administration has already made val
uabie treaties with Brazil. san Domin-
40 and spasa. II l. a provision which
IA No way encroaehes upon the protec-
tive prinriai.. nor can ia any way
destroy or undermine our defensive or
or pto erlive safi e. reciprocify Is
ab ed up N our e. Ii 4 and practically
upon non-eompeling products. II pro
sides that the United states having
made sugar, moiasses, tea, coffee and
li.es fee (, tttsf = Taisins these
article: AMI niing h.m 10 b III |
states shall impose duties or other e1-
actions upon agricultural or other
products of the United states reciproe-
ally unequal and unrea sonahie. the
President has the power TO suspend by
proclamation the prosiso relating 10
the free introduction of sneh articles.
sugar, moiasses. tea, coffee. hides. etc.
against such countries imposing these
duties and exactions. and the original
duties shall b. imposed
In conclusion he said:
"Tae Republican party will 70 pause
in its march and achievements until the
flag. the flag OF the stars. shall be the
unquestioned symbol OF soyereignty
1T home and OF American rights
abroad: until American labor shall he
securely shielded from the degrading
competition Of the old world and our
entire cititRship from the vicious and
criminal CLASSES who are crowding
our shores; never while the advocates
Of n debased dollar threaten the
country with its financial heresies, and
never until the free right 10 vote in
every corner o. the country shall lie
protected under the law and by the
law aud Tor the law, and the Amer
ran ballot box be- held as sacred as
the American home"
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-23
Knocked out By Electricity

There was large crowd of people at
the auction sale of street car horses. at
the car barns, near Cherry-st., yester-
day. There were about sixty horses
and mares sold at exceedingly low
prices. They we're bought by farmers.
lIveTymen for business purposes and
gentlemen Who wanted horses for
themselves and their families. Several
ladies were interested spectators and of
these few could not resist the desire
to own some of the fine docking
animals that were led ont, and became
excited bidders Frank Hodges secured
a fine brown mare at remarkably low
figuse. The forced disposition OF the
stock. on account of tue substituting OF
electricity 50 motive power. certainly
gives ttls people IN this region an er-
ceilent opportunity u provide them
selves with horses and at the same time
90 90 nO great expense. The company
report that there will be another sale
next Thurs lay morning at 10 O'Clock.
Rememter The day and 90 out TO the
Cherry-st. bsrn and buy good driver.