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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-08
GREENBAUM az EPsTEIN,
New York One Clothing Store.
DRoBATE ORDER.

DRoBATE ORDER.
State of Michigan, county of Alpcna. -.
At a session of the Probate Court for the coun-
" of Alpena, holden at the Probate office, in the
city of Alpena on Saturday,the lith day Of August
in the year one thousand eight hundred and
eighty.
Present, -,Iudson ID. Holmes Judge Of Probate.
In the matter Of Julia +. A. Bonsch, Johanna G.
F. Bensch wilhemina NJ. NJ. Bcnsch, Frederick
r. p. Bensoh Marie r. \. Bcnsch, Julia Is. w.
Bensch, minors and heirs at law of Frederick
Bensch, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition, duly verified,
of Charles Colling, Guardian, praying that he
may be licensed 90 sell real estate to pay debts
and expenses of Guardianship.
Thereupon 10 is ordered, that Saturday, the
18th day of September, $780, nc ten o'clock IN the
forenoon be assigned for the hearing Of sad pc
tition and that the heirs at law of said deceased
and all other persons interested in said estates
are required 10 appear nc session 81 SAID Court,
then 10 be holden at the Probate Office, IN
the city Of Alpcna, and show cause, " any
there be. why the prayer of the petitioner
should not be granted And II is further ordered
that said petitioner give notice 90 the persons in
terested in said estates, of the tendency OF said
petition, and the hearing thereof by causing copy
Of this order 60 be published In the Ai.PKs'
WEEKLY ARGUS, u newspaper printed and CIR
culsted in said county Of Alpena, for four success
! sive weeks, previous 60 said day Of hearing
| IA true copy.l JUDSON ID. HOLMES,
47iw4 Judge Of Probate
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-08
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Election Notice.
STATE OF MICHIGAN !
OFFtcT on rIIE SECRETARY or srAft,
Innainn nnnsl II. lhNl.


Lansing, August -, 1850.
To the Sheriff of the County of Alpcna
gIR-You are hereby notified that at The Ten
oral Election to be held in this state, ON the hlH'
Tuesday of November next, the following Objects
are 20 be elected viz: 40, ~;
Eleven Electors of President ANA NlC' IVe'-
dent of the United States, a Governor lA'ul'n-
AMI Governor, Secretary of state, state Ircoslel,
Auditor General, Commissioner oil the 0taly i'i i
Office. Attorney General, Superintendent OF un ,
lie instruction, aud a Member OF the NIt' no'lu
of Education also u Representative IN 'nltI,,,,'
for the Eighth Congressional District OF tll'
STATE 10 which your county belongs aisn' '',li-
ntor for the Twenty-ninth senatorial llHitic1
comnosed OF the counties of Alconu, hlpcha' my
Iosca Ogemaw. Pressure Isle and the inorganic
cd counties of Oscoda and Montmorency; also, f"
Representative in the state Legislature ior lho
Representative District, composed ot the 'oulluV5
of Alpena, Altoona, Pressure Isle, oscoHa """
Montmorency. -, II,
You are also hereby notified, that at sais elcc-
ton the following proposed aincndmeht 10 w
Constitution Of this State will bc submitted To
the neople of the state for their adoption or ie-
lection, 10 stand as Section - OF Article - '7
provided for by Joint Resolution, No. ~, Oh inc
Legislature OF 1879. u.
SFcrIoN Is. The Legislature shall have power
upon such terms and conditions, ana IN 'uSh
manner as il shall deem proper, to authorize lny
city of Detroit 20 aid IN tho CONSTRUCTION unJ
maintenance of railroad bridge or tunncI
across the Detroit river at or near said cty, I" an
amount not exceeding one per centum OF INC us
sessed value of the taxable property IN sAld Guy
In testimony whereof | have hereunto SET my
hand and affixed the Great Seal of the state OF
Michigan, at Lansing, the day ana year hia1
'oo'o "'''' WILLIAM JENNEN,
- Secretary Of state
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08
CLOTHING!

Every man every boy and every child well and look
WE'LL All the agreed this Now the second inquiry
n with dressing we'll il ascertain who makes and sells the best
article of Clothing for the money put the Quarc be
fore the public admit that all who sell Clothing make claims which
are Identical quality of material aud chane OF price The
second suggestion with this subject sAre tho claims OF all
reaoabo Sanger submit facts in evidence that they buy
Clothing prices Others and Clothing of better quality and
at lower prices The snbantao this claim arc those Our
trade Dallas than treble that Of other house IN the trade
we bayo also Calvert and Fort Worth the buy
inc for by tho resident member OF the firm
similar statement made by other would reasonable beVe
10 be true without inquiry Our goods sold their merits
will apply ioaby even to our Boot shoe De-
parmon stock this branch of the trade relatively larger IMAM
our clothing and fair statement our claim
20 pb has any value all buy Clothing and
B and Shoes ought give tho first trial. this really all we
s II op dom come tho will ke for granted that
other house can serve you better the trial all We ask for will
ing toUbide competition IN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08
Iowa Democratic Convention.

Burlington, April THE Democratic
State convention to select delegates to the
Cincinnati convention, met this morning.
Fully five hundred delegates were present.
Judge Edward johnson was elected chair
man. On taking the chaf be referred to the
,lectoral frauds of 1876, as an issue that
would not down, and said that the battle OF
1850 must be fought for an honest count,
that Democracy must pledge itself to
protect internal transportation and
inter. State commerce against the
combination of gigantic railroad
monopolies, and finally that the man nomina-
ted at Cincinnati must be man that can
defeat General Grant, as anybody of sense
could see that the latter will be the Republi-
can nominee Committees on Credentials,
Permanent Organization and Resolutions we're
appointed and the convention took recess.
Upon reassembling the convention adopted
resolutions declaring an adherence to tie
principles of the Democratic party; denounc-
ing the policy of the Republicans and the
continual usurpation of power by the few as
tending to Imperialism, and asserting that
the Democracy of Iowa are in favor OF the
two-thirds rule in selecting Democratic can
didates. The delegates were then chosen and
instructed to vote ut Cincinnati as a unit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08
The Telegraph War.

New York, April THE American Union
Telegraph company, the Wabash, ST. Louis
S Pacific Railway company, and the Union
Pacific Railway company join to-day in
petition asking tho United States Circuit
court to insorta qualification In the decree
adiudging the sole ownership of the valu-
able Page patent to the Western Union
Telegraph company. The petition sets forth
that the petitioners all own and operate
telegraph lines and have always used the
machine and devices invented by Prof.
Morse also that judgment entered without
qualification, if it were to be held in o.her
courts SO fir authoritative rs to afford ground
for provisional injunction, would seriously
interfere with the petitioners, and with
every telegraph company in the country, if
it did not put a stop to tho use Of the tele-
CRAP altogether. They therefore ask that
The judgment may be qualified by tho
following provision. namely: but moth
ing in this judgment, or in the opn-
ion or decision of the court in this cause, Is TO
be deemed to relate to any apparatus, de-
vice, or appliance other than such as is
awarded on short circuits for medical or
alarm purposes and containing an automatic
ircuit-breaker." Or that the judgment may
be limited in some manner so as not to af-
feet the petitioners. Mr.. DickeIson, the
Western Union attorney has been given
two weeks in which to answer the petition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08

Washington, April The Exodus COM
mittoe to-day examined II. Q. solomon, city
attorney from Achison, Kansas, who testi-
fed that out of %, 900 cmigrants who arrived
there nne.tenths Of them were in destitute
condition and were cared for by ctiSens
The witness said the universal sentiment pre-
vailing in Atchison and the whole northern
part of Kansas is the refugees are detrment
to the State, because they are pnupers and
don't produce anything, md also because
many who are able to work wont work, Ed
ward S. Mills and Il. b, Morrey, both citi
Gens Of Atchison, were examined and CAV,
testimony supporting that of Solomon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08
The walking Match.

New York, April I'm the walking match
the score at 12 o'clock was-Hart go; Dob
Ter 26s; Pegram 249; Howard 23S; Allen
2SS; Merrett $685. Roahne 2l7; Hanwaker
2Oi; Mcintyre l06; Jaybee Ito.
ATOP. m. the score was; Hart. 300; Krohne
22i: Pegrain, 287; Merritt, 259; Williams, 255
Howard. 27s; Allen, 272; Dobler, 307; Han.
walker, 1888; Jaybee, 1l5.
At 1890 Hart left the track with score Of
3l5 miles; Dobler walked an hour longer and
left the track three miles ahead of Hart and
one half mile ahead of the best record.
At midnight tie score was: Hart, 315
Dobler, 8lS; Pegram, 800; Merritt, 271
Williams, 255: HARDWOOD, 2S4; Jaybee, 227
Hanwaker, 2i0.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08
STATE SPECIALS,
AMAN KILLED wlTHABIILIARp CUE
Rev Mr.. Rogers, of AustiH, Called 10
the Hec,orship ofSt' Pauis, ~ waco
~ Paris does independent
RAMS Election, Etc,, Etc

specipl 10 thu Herald,

bpeoipl 10 tha Herald,
Paris April Paris assor,o Ia indepen-
donco once more, and with single exception
elects the entire Independent uSket For
Mayor Ed Gibbons, Independent Rrpubli'
can, Is elected by maJority IF one hun
drod and sovcnty.olght Marshal, j, A. ull-
NOR, Democrat, majority one hundred and
five, Secretary, j, II. Walker, Independent
majority sixty, Treasurer, j T., Roberts,
Independent, majority eighty Assessor and
Collector, j II, Wright, Independent, ma
iority sixty-two, Attorney II. Il. Barming
ham mo oppositon) Senator MaSoys ward
elects John O, Gibbons, Independent Re-
publican to tho Council, by thirly-two major
ity, The election passed OF quietly.
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Going without, Their Reer, Etc.

Bcrdentown, Nj, April 7.-All the hotels
and beer saloons of this city closed yesterday
for an indefinite period, in consequence OF
the Common Council refusing to grant any
licenses. A charter election will take place
next Monday, and an entirely new Council
will then be chosen. Much interest is felt
in the result. Bordentown has been charter
ed for thirty.one years, and this is the first
time in the history of the town that its pub
lie houses have been closed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08

New York, April 7. AT u meeting of the
Directors and large holders Of the first and
second mortgage bonds of the Selma, Rome
4 Dalton railroad, held here this evening, II
was decided to organize for the purchase of all
classes of securities of the road The Farm.
ers' Loan and Trust company, of New York,
has appointed transfer agent for the stock
meeting and agreed that an appeal be taken
from the recent decision of the State court
in Alabama to the United States Supreme
court
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08

New Orleans, April 7.-General Grant had
reception this forenoon atthe residence of
Colonel James Lewis. He afterward visited
the Straight university where he was re-
ceived by the school children. Later in the
day General Grant visited Mayor Patten at
the City hall This afternoon he held re-
ception at the residence of Governor Pinch
back mainly for members of the Colored
Mems Protective Union. The Governors
residence was handsomely decorated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08

New York, April THE schooner Ralph
Halves, from Wilmington, North Carolina,
for Boston that went ashore at East Hamp-
ton, Long Island, is breaking up. A portion
of the cargo has been driven to sea, the
balance is strewn along the beach in a
damaged condition. Captain Getchell has
concluded to strip the vessel aud secure what
cargo he can for the benefit of all concerned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08
Mexican Matters.

City of Mexico, March 30, via Havana,
April 7.--Congress is 10 meet on the first
prox. The supporters and opponents of
Gonzales for President have held caucus
and the latter claim 10 have majority in the
House of Deputies.
Governor Ternsas, OF chihuahua, Is CO.
operating with the American forces in pur-
suit of the Apache Indians.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08

New Haven, Conn.,, April THE Repub-
lican State convention met here to-day to
elect delegates to the Chicago convention
The only platform adopted was resolution
pedging the convention and the consti-
tuency which it represented to a support of
the nominees Of the National convention
whoever they should be. The delegation to
Chicago was uninstructed, but it is thought
to stand-Blaine 5; Edmunds A; Wash
hurnp 2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Prince bismarck Tenders His Resig-
nation ~ Chancellor of the DER
man Empire Russia and china

London April The total number OF
Liberal votes cast 80 far In the present cleo
ton u l2aO,0OO, u gain Of $4,000, Tho
total Conservative vote 80 Tor Is pOs000, n
cong'wtlyo gain OF 10000.
QUEEN ylorohiA
VIII ave llAdcn Baden on tho 10th In
sAmftn hor return 10 England.
MR. GLADSTONE,
Writes to the Daily News dcprocatng thu
demonstration now preparing by the lb-
crnl' In ms honor ON his return 10 London,
LORD HARRINGTON,
Speaking nj Lancashire yesterday, SAYS tho
British should only retire from Atghanistan
after the restoration OF order.
SEw OUTBREAKS FnAmp.
The Conftminople correspondent OF tho
Times snls there ARE iigts Of now outbreak
of Muhammedgn ianniclsm Ia Turkey. lie
citS An article from paper known 70 be IN
intimate relations with the Grand
N1or which denounoes Europe
In bitter language as tho author
Of outragos upon aud prosecutions OF Mussel-
men IN Eastern Roumelin, and nyokos u
million curses upon such civilization rs that
of Europe, The correspondent soys such
language Is sure TO incronse assassination OF
Christians, which Gro already frequent and
unpun.hed, The Porto has stopped tho
work Of Baker Pasha IN Asia Minor,
RUSSIA AND CHINA,
st. Petersburg, April THE journal Do
ST. Petersburg, referring TO alarmbt reports
relative 10 the intentions Of China, SANS II Is
IN position to announce that the latest from
tho lelSin, China government, maniiests u
desire 10 renew negotiations relative TO
kuldja, rs the the treaty concluded by
Chung How, late Chinese Embassador 10
Russia, cannot bo ratified. Tho Chinese
Embassndor nj Paris Is to come TO 81 Peters
burg 10 conduct the new negotiations.
BlsMARcK's RESIGNATION
Berlin, April - raco Bismarck has
rendered his resignation rs Chancellor of the
Empire, because Of the vote on financial re-
form in tho Federal Council,
The North German Gazette ma es tho
following explanation with regard TO tho
resignation Of Prince Bismarck. son Satur.
day the Bund discussed in detail the hill inn
posing imperial stamp duties. vote was
for postal money orders should requira
stamns-a mega i've vote. The majority NUM-
bered thirty votes, representing population
of 100000, while tho minority numbered
twenty-eight votes, but represented u
population of over thirty million.
In consequence Of this vote
the Imperial Chancellor officially presented
u request To the Emperor TO be relieved Of
his functions, explaining that he could not
act on the resolution of the majority which
was taken against Prussia, Bavaria and SIX
ony, and as Imperial Chancellor he couldnot
take advantage the benefit conceded TO
minority under such circumstances under the
ella go Of the Imperial constitution
LATER-lt is expected that the stamp bill
will be recommitted to tho Bund, and that
several minor States will 40 over to the side
Of Prussia, whereby requisite majority will
DO obtslned.
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RmIcd with II Billiard cue.

Special To inc II rald.
Waco, April THE United States Dis
tr,t Court is fairly under way, with n large
attendance, The Teltpone has adyices from
Gainesville announcing the death Of Captain
John Reille, from blow with billiard cue in
the hands of Mt. John Schey Schloy came
into Gstesyile yesterday and surrendered
himself lie waived nm examination trial
md was admitted TO bill in the sum of $500,
He is considered jusliaablc, as Reilly pro-
voked the difficulty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08
wisconsin Municipal EeIections.

Milwaukee, Wis, April THE Republi.
can city ticket is elected by about $500 ma
iority, the first Republican government Mil
waukee has ever had.
Madison elected Republican Mayor and
Council divided.
Oshkosh elected the Democratic. ticket by
q small majority.
St Claire elected the Republican ticket by
large majority.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08
Columbia EIeefinn

New York, April IA special from Co
umbia, s. O., says the municipal election to-
day was the quietest ever held in that city
The Democratic ticket, including the Mayor
and Aldermen, was elected without opposi-
ton, the negroes voting with the Democrats.
An unusually large vote was polled and there
was little or no excitement
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08
Ennis Election,

Ennis, April Our annual municipal
election came OF yesterday, A lively inter-
cat WAS taken, The following Is tho re,uIt'
For Mayors, B, Chalmers, 1870 yotes j. r.,
McMullon, l0i. For City MNrsml-J, r.,
Billiard, l2l; John A. Harlan, ll3. For
Adermen-F. Y, Gold,brough, ll0i j w.
Dupkery, li0; G. q uiggnbotham li5; NJ,
s. Jones' l07; $. Calbreath, l0l; Dr., j. G.,
Loggins, SO; w G, Giddngs, 81; l.. Cert,
GO. The first five are the Aldermen elected.
Two hundred and thirty.eght votes were
cast 1t has been raining all day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08
Failure OF New York Cotton House.

New York, April 7.-Hudson & Cunning,
cotton merchants, suspended to-day. The
house was one of the most extensive doing
business at the Exchange. Tho members
of the firm were ula0le TO
give any statement They did
not have a contract Of their own amount
inc to over 5000, and this would
not involve them more than Sl2000o
in the difference between the purchasing and
the closing price to-day. Their eontracti
with their customers were large, and to-day
when called on to put up margins their suss
toners failed to respond, and suspension fol-
lowed. The liabilities are said 10 be large.
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Special u the irin Il,
BRENNAN, April AT the city election
yesterday all the present incumbents were
reelected. NJ. p. Kerr, Mayor; n, l.. Swain
Marshal; j. W. Hackworth; Assessor ind
Collector j. A. Wilkens, Il. Roichardr, NJ,
Aunscr and D. A. Allen Aldermen. The
Mayor was elected by one plurality. There
were four candidates out
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08
Receding Waters,

New Orleans, April 7.-Mr. Pandelly, Of
Morgan's railroad, reports the Sharpe crevasse
closed this afternoon, and the water on the
overlooked plantations running off rapidly.
The breaks on the Donaldsonville and Nor
gan roads will be repaired and the trains run
through by Monday.
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Court Mntters NJ Anstlm.

Special to the herald
Austin, April IA great many cases were
transferred from the different courts to the
Others to-day, but no decisions were rem
dered. Among the distinguished gentlemen
tice Judge Watts, of Dallas, and Colonel
Tom Benner, of Tyler.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08
Fight in Mexico.

Special t. the IL RAID.
San Antonio, April IA report reached
here to day Of II desperate fight near Chihu-
hun, Mexico, between Indians ana herders Of
Governor TERMS. The fight lasted seven
hours. Two Mexicans were killed and two
IneoIlAo one chief.
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Special to the Herald.
Brennan, April THE estate Medical
association convened yesterday, DR.. j. II.
Pope, of Marshall, as President; DR.. W. A,
East, Secretary. The session is interesting
and harmonious. DR.. Pope is delivering
his annual address tonight. About seven
ty-ive delegates are in attendance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08
The CINCINNATI EIestion.

Cincinnati, April 7.-Unoficial footings
give Eshely Republican), for City Comp
troler, a majority of $500, and elect the
entire Republican Board Of Education with
maiorities Of from 200 TO 1000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08
Military visitors.

Special to he Herald.
San Antonio, April 7.--General Canales
spent to-day visiting about the city. Colonel
Breckenridge ana citizens will give the Gen
eral and staff grand banquet at the board
of trade rooms IN n few days. There is q
cold, dsagreeabe, wet norther tonight.
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W WASHINGTON,
SPARKS CALLS oLyMeR A LIAR.
Iiut the waiter ~ Finally Amicabiy
settled aud no aouging Done-D"'
Ing Away win the stamps on
Rank Checks, Etc., Etc,

Washington, April THE House Com
miltoo on Banking and Currency NJ la meet
lug to-day, authorized Representative Price
to report the bill to the House repeating that
portion Of tho Internal Revenue laws which
requires two cent stamps upon bark checks
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CoIored Guitar Player Killed

Special 70 the Herald.
San Antonio, April Last night Charles
Covington, soldier, shot and killed Mat
thews, both colored. They were rivals in
touching the guitar and contention about su.
perorty caused the result.
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A Call.

Special to the Herald
Waco, April The Vestry of st. Pauls
Episcopal Church will call Rev. Mr.. Rogers,
of Austin, to the Rectorship.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08
THAT COL0RED CADET,
10 IN Probable that he Iuhicted Those
Injuries HIMSELF, "a AyOid the
Disgrace Of IBiiure,

New York, April THE Herald publishes
nm account OF m outrage on the coloyod
cadet, Whitaker nj West Point Academy,
Ia which II is insisted that ho inflicted the
Injuries upon himself The dispatch is dated
West Point aud reports that Dr. Alexander
Post Surgeon, declared his belief that hc was
shamming unconsclousness when found IN
his room, The Doctor had Whitaker taken
70 the hospital, or rather hud him walk lhcIe
ana then, pursuant to directions of Gonenl
Schoaed, had him stripped and thoroughly
examined The result of this exam
inNtion was that not bruise
WIS found on him. II was
further asoeItalnel that his nose had not
BLEED, ms he stated, "lou are not hurt YOU
can 20 on Duty sNd the doctor, and Whit
tnlor Vt oneo repaired To his quarters anl put
In nm appearance NJ the 9 o'clock rocilailon
aud Is occupying his room In the barracks NJ if
nothing had happened. General Schohrld Is
also reported 10 have stated TINT Whitaker
has NO enorhics among the cadets aud there
WIS no indication ~ iar TINT anyone Of them
had hand in innictng the injuries, The
llomld's theory is that Whi,tnker took this
way of escaping the consequence of his own
deficiencies and avoiding tho disgrace OF fail