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   Sunday Morning Herald (Newspaper) - June 24, 1883, Olean, New York                                0rnmg 13. N. Y. SUNDAY JUNE 24, 1883. WHOLE LIGHTNING A TIew ol From Continent of 111., June sculling race yesterday against a field of fifteen oarsmen of national Bad June duel was fought to-day between M. Second Secretary of the Russian Legation at and M. The former was wounded m three BAY ST. June 23 While Philip Baudeau and M. Odom were quarreling over a small account under a tree they were struck by lightning and Baudeau held a Jong butcher knife in his ready to plunge it into the he irt his opponent when the bolt fell Tornado Mo June 23 A. nado the southern part of this about 15 miles ot labt m what is known as the swept away 25 or 30 farm spreading havoc in tts track Two men were killed arad fifteen or twenty Ready to Die Ark June day George and Jim Donald and March murdered Conductor Carn while bing a little Eock Fort Smith rail road near Mulberry in the presence of eral thousand They all said ready to die and their Riches Take is a commotion among officials of tbe B. R over the mysterious disappearance of in transit from New York to this Tbe package contained that expressed by the Marine Of New York na Valley bank The bank found the package filled with Commencement Exercises at St. Wednesday the Commencement of St. took The of one of the and an- ot the people Who had from part of the Stale to witness both vocal and wae and the efforts Martin and each of whom and of a duett were met The orators of the occasion M. P. Rvan mod J. White acquitted well v to merit the many rounds of applause into which the whole frequently the of their Thr of prices was no brought beck into the of those the when they alto rated in exercises of a like and the modest with which Ihe Rev. BUhop Hyan of BuCalo to hie me trophy lie so non the and admiration of Tlie with an OT the who in n manner out to the are which them forth into Ihe world with Knowledge and which had inculcated inio filch would tins world and iht who numbered out lo Ihc if St March far the i T Mr IX at Uere us of easy from m the a N and He k 33so the ae es a idea not jf his mental calibre but o' grammatical O- B. R. The across the river at Allegany which is building for the Olean and Salamanca way ia progressing very The abutments are both but the high water prevents the construction of the If You Like This will interest If after they are are allowed to remain in salted water for an hour before they will lose their peculiar Onions that are to be eaten raw may be treated in the same If you like them real well clip this out and paste it up in the kitchen where your wife or the cook can see it. In this connection it may be remarked that high author have onions as a breath purifier after using Academic Those who failed to attend the ademic exercises at the School ing on Wednesday missed a rare The decorations were profuse and elegant find arranged with unusual tatte The programme although quite consisting of and declamations was with which prevented any appearance of Wo should like to mention performers clid exceed ingly but to give all the good point would be lo reproduce tbe en- tire which we have not space to Terrible Monday af Miner's Mills at while assisting a runaway tram of cars fell through a door in one of the cars and was instantly and his body horribly His wife took the remains at once to their home at Pa Coroner was but tbe body WHS in Pennsylvania before he arrived at the about thirty-five of and leaves a but no Ball at A fraud ball will be given at the at Ceres ou Wednesday July 4th. Excellent music will be furnished by H. G. A gold watch and with other pieces of fine including Ladies earrings will be given to parties holding tacky These grand gifts shall be dispose of in tery in such a manner as the managers of the dance shall decide These managers are to be chosen by the company Tho fact that the will be only and that Capt. F. A. Chapman will have charge of all preparations is such guarantee that a first class time may The Big The following will interest these of our readers who have never seen the high The greatest elevation of the bridge 302 is seventeen feet higher the spire of Trinity feet higher than the summit of the famous Brooklyn bridge above the high water 145 feet higher than their vation from the bridge and 82 feet higher than the Bunker Hill The bridge is feet long and the iron of which it is built weighs over Last Sunday there were no lew than 13 excursion trains were run to this marvel of engineering Ex will be run every Sunday and those who do not will miss a grand and ihe Adum Forepaugh ihc showman was brought up when a used to in in his tive Now that he grown millionaire hit of a All the of of tht fled anil lo call ivr Ui IT lit can n ae ly at tht of Li'l 1hc manager In Hit tn old i tailed n farn Tin Jit a hill 1-1 d re j nice Kinn a j if oil you rw hundred in uncle Iht is i i OTIC a a fifty 'THE MAN ABOUT When a lady for mente and succeeds in getting a tew stereotyped good things to and then repeats them to her with I know what to call and can her umd quite Cut when a newspaper stoops to the practice of other bending them marked copies ing to get a nice notice in and then publishes this fished for ment under a biy I think it has reached a point where free ing will not help it unless accompanied by a small dose of news I dislike to use your columns tor grumbling So but it seems to me taut it is tune tor some one to growl wben the is allowed to grow two feet high on our principal and rubbish as it does on Union between tlie Park and Henley There is a most of people who always want you to give somebody else what twin a but who Will not assume any tor said t. One of this class said to me give that neighbor of mine a turning mean Jived scoundrel He beats his wife and drinks said and I wrote up an item and read it to be Then I requested him to sign it. my neighbor would get mad at if he knew he Exclaimed you have me write slanderous statements about him which and back and let me take the And highly indignant I left V Every nice men and boys gather along Union in groups and obstruct tbe sidewalks w that a lady can Now boys it seems to me that your innate can fumous the world would teach you to be more There is certainly room enough for everybody without any We should have a real old immensely enjoyable time here on the Fourth of Every fami ly should make preparations for feeding at least extra You who have ty of your relations in the should invite them to come to town on that and prepare for them a good substantial dinner at your If one thousand families in Olean should do we would have the biggest crowd on the next that this town ever But whatever you do not fail to impress upon the minds of people out of town that we will go ahead of the world on July 4th, 1SS3. V A short time ago a spasmodic effort was made to rid Bradford of her gambling and quite a dust was But as soon as it settled they all came and now faro banks arc in full blast This reminds me that a short time ago one of your esteemed contemporaries made a raid on the gambling but stopped short after getting the proprietors stricken There are now in full blast in Olean not less than six regular poker and many and rooms where poker is played every Your E C. should follow V common woman of the town was recently for being but but upon examination the was that prostitution and she was Now it struck iue being singular that although adultery and kindred and the keeping of a bad house are amendable to the yet the very thing which these laws are made to prevent is no I think this a very contra- and one that should be V I notice that the west side of Union stn et below tbe B. N. Y. P. B. is in very bad There is a vmc about eight feet deep into a team of horses will plunge some fine injure the smash up tbe and leave weeping widow and fatherless The question arises in my mind as to who would be responsible for such a as I aai told that the order to fill up this place was given a long time by thus but the proper official has neglected to his Better haul a few loads of eirth than stand a suit for w -x There ai e a lot of people in this ton n who claim to be yet thov will not anything which has tendency to refine the masb Their consists chiefly m the fact they believe aesthetic because rhey tied up some uf daises and sun The filling institution in this n if Buc it not supported by not have solo i to belong to an hue each can display his individual however crade it be to the Where each can point out to what btj is pleased to call his individuality of and which can be discerned only by They believe that one of their crude is grand- er in its conception than some of sublime which master minds in music cannot fully comprehend years of Give the singing society proper encouragement next Friday I heard one of our night policemen complaining the other night because were not furnished with keys to the lock Every time one- of the day policemen i ha puts on a to which the night no and when they arrest a they have to lead him all over town to find a key to open up tbe lock City give our night policemen keys to the for they are the men who need The putting of two men from 6 a. m. p. and the other two on from 6 p. m. to 6 a. m. is another peculiar Why don't you treat all make it from 18 to 12. THE MAS ABOUT Towi Grand July 3d, 1883 at the Driving the auspices of the Olean Gun cash prizes guaranteed by the amounting to will be for as SHOOT so. 1. 10 a. m. 10 Clay 20 yards Purse 00 2nd........................................... 15 00 3rd........................................... 10 00 SHOOT 2. p m. 15 Clay 20 Pune 00 2nd........................................... 25 00 3rd............................................. 15 00 4lh.......................................... 10 00 ESTREE FEE f 5. All who think that they some with a rifle should be on hand to win twenty-five or fifty just as they see fit or HOURS OF Sandwich A few weeks we published a challenge for the Eclipse club for any club in the U. Canada or the Sandwich Last week the following letter was received by Captain Otto which explains B. B. C. N. Y U. S In behalf of the Sandwich Hand Royal B. 13. C 1 hereby accept j our and w ill plaj you on our Court grounds on 1st Will look ioT on the steamer du here Mlb KWJ Prince of S I. and Captun ol S I K B B 0 The Eclipses will start day alter 10 morrow for New where they lake Ihe A re will go with them and furnish our and the with all the OM LAND AND and for ted iu of Strength and Chester Park rates were bj Lord A. Eole look h money at The Sen Yacht Club commenced their Tilb Oil and ball clubs will cross bail at Bradford ou the Fourth ol on lilt Third pi July and win one ol ihe cash by the Gun Club At the Toledo ironing meeting Alcyone and Tony Newell respectively won the 234 and 2.25 The races dt Bradford lust week were great other considering the Weather Five races were decided it bt the winners being Magpie Wedding April and Charlie Bush Flower ol and Joe Lewis were the win new ai ihe uce aod are us hard 10 ihe ol magnet Tney hup miles between ail the Bull Club suffered defeat A 1'uividenie In 0 10 5 ihe St. Hi e Metropolitans 5 to 2 flie American Team Marled tor where they take part in ilu inn i national rifle match at the who swam tlie will shortly attempt to swim through ibe terrible whirlpool rap idx Niagara Falls William H. drove Maud and Aldine n mile to a lop wagon in beating the record made by ward and Dick of The race ihe Harvard and Col- college rowed at New Wednesday was won by the by twelve 24m. who introduced the of if ever a foul print on tin milling She is by in California and is called The belt homing race of with the best official record ever made by American was flown Wednesday to New York The start was at 38 pant 5 a. York For Ihe Newark 79 the winner wae the bird owned by A. G. East Time 100 333} average yards per or the mile in 1m. 12. Charles the Union Springs has been employed to coach the Cornell four in training for the lake place July 4, at Lake He new boat ically and thought it a It is 41 6 inches 20 inches and without the outriggers 88 The used by list year's crew 104 t William who was defeated by Cummings in a five race met George at the office Monday to up for the pending ten mile race between Steele ind Cummings staled that he could not afford to go on to New York and nin for small allowed Nt In rocciTe forfeit on uf and the lor to tt AS as he again hi 11111 in icti lor ihc lo lake place of JScw In 3S1S BoMon Blue made a mile in 3 Top reached 2 40 on the plank The record was lowered or four until in lilt 1 lofa 2 19, while in 1667 with Maid in 1S74 with iht Maud 8, 2.10J in While in 1S50 iul one in the lhat in 2 2o, we had in 1882 with oi 7'i'T'r 1W1. have a American's wen too obtuse to appreciate her deep rich humor until the season wur Berry Mitchell the well known tragedian was recently giving Hamlet's when by nome the wrong string was pulled and instead of being in a room in his castle he was in the midst of a snow An lie left the elage he inquired in fool turned on snow There been a change in the ment ol Mrs. Langtry's company for next Mi. Frank will take ihe previously occupied K and Mr. Joseph formerly ihe Gpi ra will be the advance u V THAM'S s iif tl lhat ind the other hnd rain gave two ance Thf menagerie can be saying The VITT Each line w is The concert the Kindest performance ever set n and was very properly groaned and It lasted fifteen wnb would un- doubtedly give a fine livered an was a good rect and The Pioneer The Olean Opera House never was was Friday night hen over a thousand people ed the eSa of the first class since 1876. Trie cibes began with a musical Angel of rendered by a grand chorus of 70 voices under of H E eloquent prayer by Ticv T D. Mac Clymont Misses Leila Dickinson and Lizzie ty for their of piano Miss Carrie A. was then introduced by Prof. Benson and with a clear which betrayed not the she read amost excellent essay upon But for want of space some many good V things she said be Clemenger wae the recipient of several beautiful was by Leila The next performer waa Mr D. Who de- on Mr. Smith's oration Hie ideas were cor- and forcibly but hie evident embarrassment somewhat marred its effect upon the audience. i Miss Leila who becoming a again re- hearty applause tor her ing a Sonate a piano solo from op. IS. Georgia was tbe third member of tbe and in an eway entitled gave a short history of builders from the Burliest to the and also all other builders in the animal pointing out tbe lemons be learned Her essay was and her clear voice enabled her to command the attention of the entire audience. The class song of composed by Kiss Carrie Clemenger was then sung jy Misses Blanche Agnee James Louise Moore and Leila and Messrs. Earl H. Carter and Will Prof. Benson on behalf of ulty then presented ihe class to the t Board of to receive their Dr. President of the received and gave a short history of remarking that the faculty in them a of one for and had presented since until this they pre- sented to the Tbe diplomas were then a trio from ivas sung by Miss U B Dickinson and 0 D. Myer Rev W Athlon then A HIP benediction one in ihc DRAM 4T1C N II ibai is a lur fily a upon and we say the were very handsomely wore satin nnd cool When tin of lager 1 drop in He in  

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