davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-06-06

1tOt11 Hlftt WIlHt1 llQp 8llU(1 tD rDInpnIfEt to
etuoso between pnrty allegiance mud a,t
nyowc,l traltor.
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THE RIGHTS OF ALIENS
| NJ NJ: Jamea Medpnth ,Inle vcry. violent
to irl. 1an,tiurs nnsi NJ ,,tn,r,n III Ss,,ar,ro
inr tscnnd as IN nKitn.nr., iie enid IL c.,i!cia-
smi Ana M fd,nn. f 'n, q, isa, Mne ~, 1e
rr!sot,; amu ! ttaro tho {epQDltcnn party To ~
int r ,MGupaam ~ prcparn9 70 Fet h1fhses
'rbnru st,cm IN In so,nr vorv w,i,, nottona
o,1nnt no to Tim ,,o1,ta ,,1,,.i, nn.t,a,, Ill
xr1s NAV olnjm when in fnreinm cn,,,,r,os
/ nmi nersous wla,,fnv f., avnt,I ,,,,riooaont
cnnaan,c,,rna ,vo,tl1 In ,xatt h, IN fnrr, tho,,.
sc1yrs ns tn w,,eu nnd tn vhnt nyt,,,,t ,l,a
f;nyer,n,ent nf 1l,o r1uttad stutou mn, mr. will
| tntcrfero fl t},cfr lmhnlf .Amrrtcn,, n,fiycns
wI,cther 3,nttvn or nnturo,tyc,t aotn,r,,,no r.,
forrtrn countries. 5r suhtrct willis t,,erc In
tia loca luys of tia cnu,,trv ~ mr., fin ,,otvrs
If thnt rm,,,trv. ,,n1pss rancc,o,lv oxcrn.ml
lIy law. 'rhus IN t,rrmony. md nerhars IN
oiher cn,ntrlcs. tho cit,,cus ~ I'm Em,,tro
nru subject tn military service. wh1f. forcip,,-
ira. ttnuuh rcstlent tn C,rrn,frv. ,,,o ,,nt.
| IInftrr ttn to,y of t,rrmonv, n mn Arnr,rar
cittzrr In arrcatnt n,m half f., military anrv.
tcc. proof nf Ills A n,rrtcan t.rt-rnsh, viii n,
sufficient tn Obtain lila rcrnsn. In TIM cas,, of
Germans who hayc niRratrd to this co,,,,try.
nnt, l,ov,, hncd,pn uut,,,pltya,1 I,or, ttarn ia -
s,a,cjnl trpntv rruutntInn unvrrntnr their
cuscs ahotl,l t},ev rctrrn tn 1,crmn,v o,ul HI
l,.,,i to thu ncrformance of military ttItv.
Substantially tlis r.oulat,on Ia IN ,hn crcct
that It tru American NATURALIZATION wns in
gpo,1 faith, and not merely 10 rgcaue military
duty Mt home. md tl,e return tn t}rrunt,y
| wns ntsn IN uootl faith. ami for tcmnororv
uufposes, autl mt to r.s}tle uermnncutty In
(iernu,,y ,,nior tho ttctton nj mrr,can ctf,-
zrushtp tf1e,, tin Government of the 1tntte,,
States will ,ulrruoso In Ills bo]lalf M mn
American. :.
but when nm American citizen. natiye or
naturultzut. IL arrpsteti. nj in TIM Initial
Ktnutlon nf Crent rrttntn un1 1rntnu,l ft,r mn
| ntr..,,sr orntnqt Tho I,rttixl, Iuwx l,s A,uprl.
cnn rti,,r',.,,ln IL n, ,1of.n., on, thu INV.
rrn,uent of t],n Tinted States cnn n,nkt, m
iutcrpositIpn in his bel,a1f furlher t,,on II,
tlenhn,l Tint hn hayo fn,r trial. and hnvn
connsc1. nntl nil thc Iepa1 rights ,vifel, t,,p
laws uf Eur,ontl secnrc tn hin. III. Amrr,-
run ci,izcnshin il oS M nvnIl tn lin lu,vnn,,
surh friendly of,tcr4 os tl,e American ,x,nr,.-
santntiycs tnuy Ia nhIa tn nxtsnd to him. Init
It u,n,ut. tn not,,tnr NJ II lppo1 nrt;trct1on to
him aaatnst tho consequences Of hts owl,
actlm,a
If Nfr. Rc,lnnth .lo,, ~, IN 1rc,on,t nn,t
shntl suf,,ect hinsclf ,tcIfleratelv tn tia cut,
yeu,ruca. ,f n vtotnt,m, of nr,tls,, inv, It Ia
tlft!cult tn u,,1nrsta,,,I INV Nr n,nt,,c. NJ.
Mr.. Garfield mr. t,n 1s,.n,,hl,cnn nnrty. tr 1he
uemocr;,t,r nortv tu,, tnlt,. lin mt ~ ,a,I
,,,,,t,1 h.. H. ,.. tI H., .,,., ..... -; -.
, 1881-06-06

who will proclaim tho doctrines set forth in
this Virginia platform. II such n lInion
can be male, tho overthrow Of tile old
Democracy lit Virginia will 10 complete, and
will result III its like overthrow In several
other Southern States.
coNKL1Na AND THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY.
If there WIS nny doubt OF Conkllng's
maleyoleit intentions at the TING lie re-
signed, Nil sleli doubt las becll rem ovctl by
tic course lie Inns taken Mt Albany. Coik-
ling has almost urowed n deliberate purpose
to break down tho Republican party IN tho
State Of Nuw York, md, II possible, through
ost the country. Ills quarrel is no longer
confined to the present Administrator, a
lnrgo majority Of tho Republican numbers of
tho New York Legislature hays declared
agai1,st his reflection 10 tho Se,latc, mid now
| lle ia convinced tlnt Ills OWL political career
Is at an cnl. Unless l,o ean gain new l'otl
tl,rouEl, treact,ery and corruption lle Is IT,
| termsncd to concentrate hts destructive
| fUrces Upon the party which, las given llm
MI the distinction he Inns ever enjoyed. II Is
| well TINT this fnct Inns become apparent.
| Cunkling Ii Ito longer Republican in poll
ties, atil Is entitled to ITO consideration frOIn
mel, who desire to continue their connection
with tho Republican purity. This Is M Is
| sue which differs radically frpM Conk-
ling's uuarrel with tho President over
tic Now rork Custou-IIot,sp. CopkliltE
lial sin.tlnr disagreement will tho
preceding Administration, but Ee did not OH
That account attempt to undermine the 1tu-
publican purity, liz now proclnl,ns that
either lle must bo REFLECTED, IN which cose le
| will net tutcuentlputiy III his political rclu-
tions. or tint 10 Republican s!,all be elected
to It'll his seat, This Is II declaration ot war,
not upon tl,e Administration ptone. but upun
thu Republican, party.
The baltutine of lust week Mt Albany Inns
| hpd tie effect to copcntrata Conk,inc's fu-
triRurs r,Dn two schemes, Dne Ia to scrur.,
lin rlcctItu by I}c,,ncrutIc votps tn lin ,yt,frl
It will ba ucccysurY II, co,cttle lho electlon Of
n 1,nmoc,,tfr sru,tor nv lila coIJno,ua srnu
ntter ~ to spc,re nm nd,ouru,nrnt nf tho
Ierisiatura l,y n coalttion brtwecn tbe Drmn-
Gratis md the CoukIfnp "l.,,cks.n nn1 Tins
| prcrnra t}n wav for stch n cunyns4 of thu
Stute mkt fail ns will almost certainly tIfyEto
| TIM Rcuuh1fcans ontl onnble tho Dc,nocrats t,,
secure control of tha next .cpfsIatnre ,y,,rr,,.
by tbp plrct1n,, t,f twn Deu,nrrat,c Scuntnrs
spul,f In assurrl. Tie fortuor nton IL mi
likely to succeed. Air. con{l1nr woultI
nro,,ohlv cousnmf IN # ard sorr,t,ce t,1,,t
| ,y,tl,nnt II unntr ,f rrrrat ,1'ln, ,nnior,tv
ri Nm 1,rnocrot. ,ntrl,t ho ,,,i.,,,t,
| IN amir ,uto t1,a ,Itsr.,u,nhfo borrot,, .tr,n
tha rlpction of slnvln l,.r,orrot ynnlh ciy,
t1,eir m rtv mo1nrt1v II ,,,o I1utt,T stnt,s
snnotn int r. IL ,ionhtYul whut,,ar n unI,,.
c1u,t n,,,,,r ~ i,on,,inu,s t,,l,,,vor. +, tn,,
fc1,sIatnro to ,1oka ,he tro,la s,,c,.ssf,'i cn,,
| ~ - ~ ~':''
, 1881-06-06
ANUS EAi ENtES.


Grand Dscssn.1Tnttse.
rfsrk street. opp0sit new cuurt-lfouse. "Unele
TomfG Fnhtn,r
, 1881-06-06

of tho gratifying success Of The Lincoln l'nrk
CONGREGATIONAL Church IN wlpny mt It's
Cut5rc ttrlf
, 1881-06-06

1'rrfnlph street, hetwcen Cfark and La Salts
Eu-aRctncht of ffarrlgnn unh Hart "AulilGa1
Gunrla Suninet."
, 1881-06-06

Nahfton ttsrrt. hetwenn Sthto and Denrhnrl
Engagement Of tho yokes Family. "ucllol Of TIL
kttChGn."
, 1881-05-03

wl;htn onn.hnlf milo Of Il. There wan a vossel
nao ~ 0oGn mnal,o M FREQ her though they ha.l
very dirty. and ailcd towards tilscoloeti,y tho
lake wstos. =
-, ,control!er gnrf,ey roturne,l, yesterday from
aii ihst shsro ' ~as sa no co 1S xa 'an,e, ind Il" 10
homo Ike Ch'c'Ro: liz eino tip tho rlvcr fru'n
sc,l Esw orts,* r: W !o3t ana h. says TINT to
ucscttpilon. Tho wIt1r is higher thnb It wns IN
fsa sshe ~ as.a fs tHs wos s' % Hs% sis Ff Sn % s ss
eiangy, ~ tho chnnnol III tho river having
Tho now contractors for clcat,lna tho streets
dId not rgrfert his i!ont. iflGo streets nrc too
ttts itty to b. 9nger tolerated, anl tncss sho
troublo. II contractors 10 whnm w0rk ii Mwartl-
I'd eannot fFeh tho tssscssary bonds nc tom.
unlltnttod tlIns 10 givo thom Il ohAt,ee, but
.s''t1 tho contracts IL now trcr who can secure
Il p ws hGs ant hs Peope q Snys t 5
tnuncctl too soon.
bdsSss sxSr Il 5a1s + %t rCapnsa 2 qa ;ss
@ce from eary ti, ior 1s 'si tawy s 9 eye. t From
~ tao Interest af Zinc % Person FOR m ot!!se
4 @ md aw teSts Hilernen VIII sGs'ss Tse
inleof fttcnls, nil Of whom desire to Ind places
fOr their nwn or their wivcs' rcinti0ns Tho
Mayer has begged The TninuNB reporter to
stato far htnl that thore nro no vncilnules Mt
prcsuhts that hu nntiuipntcs making but very
fcw 0lanKcs: md tilut these fow will not b0
mNdo Until Aft0r lis CNttlct Is confirmed by tho
Council. All the terms bf appDtntivo oljlccra
expired Alny by limitation. and they simply
eon0rinHl. II Is pretty gcnnra!iy known that
mo Mayor viii reAppUlnt MI uf hls utd officers
now nt tho bead Of tho vurlous departments.
Tho Commissioner OF rubIIu Works ycstcrtlny
npencd a nnnlt,cr Of bids for paving streets.
Tho lowest btifere wcr6 as follows: j. U. tlo-
Hem. pavug with co.1ur blocks, Clypnibrll, from
North 10 1tnutno utcti,cs. ft..ItS n yart1; West
Lake, from Canat t6 Unlisted Btfout, sumo pnrty,
Antne pavement, *l.a4: West Lake, from llal.
rnvcmetIt. xi.:D.
: Clyboiirt,, frunl ltaciuo to Fullerton avenue,
DO GGlyer & Co.. for plnnk.curbflsg " cents d
f14o FOR pnylns; E!ahtecnth street. troM IL.
Ssurbug Is cents. and ss.1s 'ineal foot for paw
Ing To tho ccntre OF tho street, or
$3.50 Il llncal foot for tho tull width
nf forty feet, from curb to curb. Tho next
Highest BID to this was 81 cents for CIrbinK, n1,d
El!:s fur. tho paving. Calumet avenue, frutIl
Eighteenth to Twentieth atrects. do tlu!ycr &
Co. ulrbtnK, 20 cents mid lnacntlaln pavement
fa.s6 n lncnt foot to midway In the street. III
those parties tho contrHcts will be awarded, III
they Nro tho lowest bidders.
, 1881-05-03
EAEf.Esl,E

TAEF 1s.lsl
1oseph Ernst, a clork In tho ncdcp,,,ton Da.
partment hn. rcs,,noJ ir ,ss,n ~, ~. ,..s.
ne., ~ s, s .c''shoa' VI oeaor 10 80 lhto pual-
to' nlhhseH.
For laying tho wster. ninc nj, vvcst 1,oro r~,,,
Epntl street n A.hI.. ~ :" "Ss ~, Wot ~. rum
and tae9 csrh ~ ~. w. p'po ~ ce''1s ioo''
A..,,,.s ~. A'op-
=. ,n'sasahl l3u!ldlnX Inspector Ayucw hua noti-
neil Cap" Rounds that hy m,,st nit,r and w.
build bs Sta,, .,root =. III, ~ a'tet aAo ~
form WIN 49, s.,,, satHSs pasM!on W a. 10 con.
A., ''alio shell.
u: astcr Ill tho discussion thut waa had. Dr, ne
Wolf ycatee1nv nva,Io-1 ,nn ,,a.s. A' - -. ~
movlnr ,rc,d .n,s..,, w uonte"et -4oF !o-
conpauy at NJ n, hp"'S ~ 70 t1a Union hondernE
lhR else i,n,inr 49, II. Do Molt Eu0!0 do noth-
N. 'Ao o'Feu1nstahces'
krsat last wnaE tS ,a,E hamoaE h0rses wRs unusually
u The foot. fn1 anlmals having dieu
1lthy eold,tinn ri tha ~ uause " th0 Uasl sna
elahly.soyrn h,s.os ~" 9,i tno NctK 16foFo
u.'.-, "uo''es aleu 'fom tho sit1lc cause.
IT, H"nSor ~ Harrison has rcpciycl on invitnt,on IN
saIy 6a!sy cot'oa Plantets Hssocstina coayoMt.on c
roSfianae 'aeets IN Memphis on tic s5t iust.. an1
With thanhs 'e "eeR+ Inc biny0r has declined
,.ue aue water-rcnts for the cna,,,r.. s,~ ,,,,,,s.
now tup anu puynl. a,' ~ Ill s,..,
SE;r cent hy PAYING ihcIr% % r., us n..,s M.tI sase
Mdy rS,s Uu 1ait ~ ns 9n @'onsa ra
, 1881-05-03
HEALTH DEPARTMENT..


Tho report Of tho Registrar of Vital Sta-
ttstics fur tho past week shows that thoro .wgro
~ dca'hs III the city ugalnst I'll tho week pre-
ylous. being an Increase Of eighty. For tho SUMO
period In siE6O tho dcaths we're but :lB. OF, tho
tccedcnts IA5 wero under 8 ycars of aRe,
aud tho rate per 1.00U of population Ia tst1y.
Thcrc wera.!@ mules n!d f5s retunlcs: mhrrlcd.
u: widows. II; aud widuwcrs the sntnc, Thero
were sIK dcaths from rullrohd nccldonts end twn
from drowning. Other acc!dohts, .; nrfgbt's
ssss s.ssp GfGssi II H. MsfgSsy rtsGy % Sgs
tyry, ]: scar!et fcvur. b; typhoid fover, ];
sstebFo.sp!nal fever, II: interlnittent fevor, I,
snd pag,ps!a feyer: :; meningitis, ~: tuocrcu.
measles, Is; consumption, -; pneumonia. 70;
hfot!cho. pncun,t'llt't, y; rtonro-pneulnonfa. z.
s poS in sSOf hs ERS WIFI theqo sqS was f to
Krcatsst increHse III tho mortality list, furnish-
lug u victims, of whutn II wore froni lung tts-
Serot dcaihs @ Vas ffs Il sho Fourteentn ea WasdM
" tgn tleccdonts ltD wcre n1t!vcs Of this cuun-
iii i.gisn1 Theso "cro 70 nattvcs OF Germany ad Nof
M9 teath-rato continues alarminsly high for
snls tltae Ut year Nud out ut proportion to our
WpuLauo0. The number OF hurlul permits
ftantra yestortay WINS forty.ono. Tho prcva-
, ,Eaco Of nng md zyuiot!c diseases Is grogit, and
SnaGEelh|o state OF tho weather md tho filthy
eoNa'non Of tho streets nsslBt materially In
spreading leath and naHrln.
..l!o aao Health Department issued eIghty-throe
ssag sssayenger permits last wcok. There wore 81
Seau Mnlnn!s removed from tho streets, und u,D:E.
pVuh1s VI mcht Wert condemned.
y; lhcrn wrro soyen now and woll-ieGined casca
na1AnI sna.,,noI reported yesterday Z, the Health
VA fnslud lcatl. Thoro wcre four tictths III nii-
W. txo a. th9 hosptu1 md two III tho city, ono be-
~ ~ !! liurlbnt street, All four weru ehttlrUn.
aaa peatbnr streets, ;s.55 Slate, III Wnsf Ming
s,sa ,ss'o' - West Fourteenth, nud W. Cnt,nl
, 1881-05-03
cEREBRO-sPlNAL MENINGITIS.

OTTAWA, III. MRy a.--Thore have bcGti d dozen
fatal cases OF ccrobro.sptnal meningitis In this
city during tho pust tw1 tnuuths. The lust wus
thut OF n .-yoMr. old son Ut tho Hon. W. Bush
n0il. who has Just uetl OF TINT disease.
, 1881-05-03

E0 NEW AND SECONDHAND ENGINE
eJO laehea. y new and second hand iron pnrers
drill prrsaus, bolt cutters, ch4cks milling machines
Enn saacIs inp; md alos THU st1ca purTh.ssd T.. e
cheap. ~ 4. JAN In C(1 vi and III south Ennal.AL
, 1881-05-03
EL<iIRVQIttNI,S,
MUHILiL.
PERSONAL.

DEKSONA-IF THOMAS n1LLlNt;-
tisrl 6u ID business, Gun hs,s si1p fuTusasdi vii
bold u ~! {Q4 CONG. ". 4. DIEM 80
, 1881-05-03

VTTANTEU-TO llENT-A ROOM WITH
w sWuaish family by II young ucFmanj rcfct-
cIlges exc!lAnsBds NuEth dlde preferred AldFGss W
81 Tribune uk1cB.
, 1881-05-03

ITO MANUFACTURERS - WE HAVE
sn9lno and Lo.lof Y asst;clas; nTs oany
tiss. Fries very low % Kald parties. De.ctipiun
sSnt OH application. rOWEi.l. 4 ptlpltAs, manu-
fncturNrs pumps. wtnl. .hIIlla aLc. Mauksaan. ll!
, 1881-05-03

TOR SA14E-SEE CATALOGUE OF THE
sSysnS rsbon :s!e ?f e chessq
gsRO HAnkurs, Trlstoos. W. K. NIXON. Heal Estate
, 1881-05-03

CMALI. ~ENGISES-WE BU1LD SEW
~ Gral stzes. 10 u horsepower, 10th vertical and
horizontal, full hne In stock. WILLARD l. Co. "
, 1881-05-03

A TJO1IN MlfCIlEiT4'S, l0B +. WASH
~ InNtor.st horscs Ut Nil kinds. carrasos, buxYss
md hatoas. nsw and eecund-hAnd 81 Low pEces5 or
WILL uxaun1Ia GA1h ndIAnCak made. -----
, 1881-05-03

E'ON Lf5-STATE SAVINGS 1NSTl-
II ton. Lots. blocks md hcraa Ut bA gtntns;
, 1881-05-03

WANTED - TO RENT "A LARGE
wv huuse for sorantfng. 1et~een liAlslud and
AAllMnt-nv. And IauuutpI and Jackson. ku FcstInA.
bid tenant: willing IL taJ rent In sdvnncs. " IL
Tribune of1ca.
, 1881-05-03

EOlt SA1.E-80X130 FEET On NOltTll-
~ an.t G?rhar OF MpHros and js1eEron-sts. r. ",
kSttWIftEbk. 1T la Naktn-Al
, 1881-05-03

.1j1Oll SAI.E-50 FEET ON lNDIANA-
i! av., near thlTty -el9hth.Et-. s7A per fbot-
HkNikY WXELElL lit, h leNfboEn.st.
, 1881-05-03

ITO KEET-AT S;pi, 100 NORTH SHELL
IL don-Bt, ton r0uEls nhu bnth-roonli nAAt fronts
gud 0rdnr; perfect sewornke. =. y. WARD Trustcc,
, 1881-05-03
VtlNTED-ID RENT.

TITANTEU-'rO NEST-BY TWO GEN
w tlenleu twu Nr tseu furnished roonla Without
board, In private famlly Suulh Side preferred. Ad.
Gresy " u Tribune u[l1Cp,
, 1881-05-03

1JON SALE-El.ECrKiO LAMp. PER-
Il Esoa and puworEul. ~ ~ North l. saie.st
1NON SAl4E-A COMPLETE FILE OF
s6s evsnlful ysAF u LaaI AddEe.s x .A: TEn1ne:-.
, 1881-05-03

r11O NENT-lu.ROON HOUSE IN 1kA.
vsnsw.%d. bea%ifu Frons, E;oms l9rF2 z I'd
And nonr deppt. eshqt!s md churches
Inquire at u ANhAnd Block or uf I'LL. Dou0E, near
, 1881-05-03
TO RENT-HOUSl;,y.

ITO ttf;NT-AT EVANSTON-A FUR
j. nIsfied ftnnac, lake water, ind aewerAse, n,
Eer month"; c,,nico t1eas!!,11t hlan ynHnt hung. vt
, 1881-05-03

TOll HAl4E-A HAMDLETONIAN
II Innroi i6,t hands worry styIhh. can trot In mly-
utus, aild 1f tho most pleasant dftyees iii this
city. C4ll Ut 2ltS MtchRan-Ry.
, 1881-05-03

ITO KENr-AT EVANSTON, ON RIDGE
l. av..n hOnAe Of ronH,e, with plety 1f cloeets,
stga ySFs ard rood I9taton Apply 70 FLANK
to TittlMAN FHEENtX, 1XJ lkAndOph.ht-. 1t4,Gtt I.
, 1881-05-03
MACHINERY I.

A DUPLEXSAFETY BOILER CANNOT
oIRods: gvas MOL lean f1s s'i lsaat myney and
md steam useen tnyted 10 call nnd examtne, or Eend
for descriptive circular. Okicez II EUrtnnd- -st Now
York. md II EInnI.Rt. ElIcAEN. - = - 1
, 1881-05-03

rT1O KEST-AT HYDE pA1lK-11tOOM
L. hou.u, large sr ,mntaJ nrnr dopnt. AZ t3iuncs,y.
| l5.rnnn, hDuse. two blocks west of Depot. y. u.
, 1881-05-03

(,Asu PAID Fult Law, MEnlCA!s
Ca1l uf Aidsers CM.pln's Original Uld pVVk Hi0tv,
suIpVf Aa1IsuA Nld DsatDutn'sts
, 1881-05-03
3OIKDLNG AND LODGING.

Am WADASII-AV.-N EATLY FUR
1sV nshed front ruom' Also. snsle room; guod
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1881-08-05

Michigan will be the only western state ap-
propriatey represented at the Yorktown cele-
bration, no other western state having made
an appropriation for this purpose.
Ludington has lost nine more buildings by
fire. The city has no fire department.
Homer Andrews was overheard by Turnkey
Wilder telling his fellow prisoners OF the plans
he had made TO escape from jail, and which In
Guided the knocking down and, II, necessary,
placed the young desperate In separate cell
and will keep bin there till the law has taken
its course In respect to his assault and robbery
OF Thomas Johns, OF Wixom.
L. H. Badly X Co., grocers Of Adrian have
failed.
Dennis Vaudeville, the sailOr who fell from
the rigging OF the propeller Antelope several
days ago and was taken to Detroit by the
steamer KeweeHaw, died at the Marine hos
pital.
Sarah Simpson was shot just after getting
OH street car In Detroit. She charges her
husband With the act, and he has been arrest
ed and held for examination. They have been
separated for three months.
The Congregational church at Ionia has been
burned. Loss $1,000; insurance 81 100. 1t
was built over thirty years ago by the methO-
dists and was one OF the original landmarks OF
the region. The fire Is believed to have been
OF incendiary origin, making the sixth incen-
diary fire In Ionia within few weeks.
TrOwbridge Bros. of Big Rapids lost their
dry kiln and $1,000 worth OF siding by IRE.
No insurance.
The Washington hotel, Grand Haven, owned
by James Young, partially burned. Damage
about $4,000. The furniture was nearly all
saved.
Grsud Rapids famous sensatiOnalist Carrie
TOles end Isaac N. Weitzell are reported under
arrest at WaSerly, N. Y, on charge OF obtain
ing goods under false pretenses and attempt
ing TO swindle merchants.
Receipts and disbursements at the State
Treasurer's Office for the month ending July
30, 1881: Balance on hand June 30, 1881 ST.
So, 034, 95 Receipts for the month, $780,, 578 IL
Total, $2002,6l3 06. Disbursements during
the month, $lS7, SOB SO. Balance on hand Ju-
ly 30, 1881, $1 SIS, 109 %.
A. ID. Carrier, of the Ovid Register, has with
drawn from newspaper life, fifty-seven years
having elapsed since he took his first lessons
as printer.
$3,67S AZ stands opposite the name Of the
late John j. Bagley, in the list OF Detroits
heaviest tax payers.
Ex-Minister Christiancy will arrive In this
Country about thelast OF August
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1881-08-05

preservation of peace In Perry County, where
few outlaws have inaugurated reign OF ter
rOr.
Eldridge q. Lapham, U. S. senator elect from
N. Y, has formally resigned his seat In con-
gress.
Indians have murdered several men In New
Mexico, and committed seyera, other Outrages.
The superintendent OF the New Orleans
mint expects to put eight or ten million silver
dollars INTO circulation while the cotton and
and sugsr crops are being moved.
DR.. Hamilton sent telegram to his wife
which was substantially declaration that the
President 10 out of danger. The wound Is re-
ported doing well, the favorable symptoms
continue aud all seem to share In DR.. Hamil-
toms confidence.
-Four hundred cattle butchers Of New York
and Jersey City determine TO strike because
employers are reported as having decided to
hire only non. union men.
John Hubbard, pioneer who went to what
Is now Ohio In 1865, died at his home In Worth
ington, Saturday, aged 80 years and six
months.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1881-08-05
The State Militia at Yorktown.

lu1 ioilOWlng Oruer mas deem issued.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST BRIGADE,
MICHIGAN STATE TROOPS,
JACKSON, JULY, 25, 1881,
General Orders, No. 3.
pursuance of general orders No. 10,
military department, the following nam
ed officers arehereby detailed as barod
OF officers to determine and designate
the companies which shall form the bat
TALON to represent the state troops of
Michigan at Yorktown;
Col. l. @. Smith, second regiment;
Col. w. G. Fitzsimmons, first regiment;
Col. G. S. Brown, third regiment,
The board will be furnished with a
transcript of the records of drills, atten-
dance, ETC., of each company, and will
establish its own standards of absolute
and comparative proficiency.
Applications not already made NAV
be forwarded to these headquarters
through the proper channels within the
scribed time.
Opportunity will be gwen the COM
panies to review their action upon q cir.
cular from department headquarters
dated July II, 1881, and to yet enter
the list for competition. The general
commanding hopes that Reconsideration
OF the matter will abate the i'll feeling
which seems to have engendered in
some quarters.
The military department is not re-
spOnsible for the limits of the appropri-
alton, and fully believed that the desire
to make up battalion of respectable
numbers would be shared in by the
state troops themselves. This belief
has been sustained in large measure.
The general commanding now hopes
that state pride and spirit of common
fellowship in the service will prompt
all to say: "Better six companies than
four from Michigan" that the com.
panies will enter, regardless of their
financial ability and that any company
which can present 40 men to pass the
approval of the board of officers, will
be sent on its way with "glad and gallant
tread, backed by company or local al d
sufficient to meet any demand upon
their purses. 1t will be the effort of
the department and of these headquar-
ters to make that demand as light as
possible.
BY command of
BRIG. GEN. w. II. WILMINGTON.
E. A. SUMMER.
LIT. Col. and A. A. G..
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1881-08-05

The most extensive Homeopathic
Medicine house in the United States is
that of Boericke Il Tafel, being estab-
lished since 1895. They have now es-
tablislled wel-stocked Pharmacies. de-
voted exclusively to the sale of hon.
9Opaohic medicines and books. in the
following cities: New York, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore. Chicago. New Orleans
and San Francisco. For descriptive
p'ice currents of Medicine cases and
boots for family and for Veterinary
use, address them ut either of above
named cities
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1881-08-05
Detroit Live Stock Market.
IL
A World 0f Good

One Of the most popular medicines now be-
fore the American public Is Hop Bltters You
see II everywhere. People take 1t with good
effect. II builds them up. IL Is not as pleas
ant 10 the taste as some other Bitters as 1t ie
not n whiskey drink. IL Is more like the old
fashioned b0neset tea that has done world
of good. II you don't feel just right try Hop
Bitters-Nunda Nesos. T-sn
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1881-08-05

Two base ball clubs played match
game in Philadelphia Quaker grave
yard on recent Sunday. They tap
ped a keg of beer, stacked up two
large gravestOnes in lieu of a back-stop.
made home-plate out of foot
stone, and marked some graves as
bases.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1881-08-05

MRS. LYDIA E. PINKHAM, 2S3 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass, is rapidly acquiring an
enviable reputation for the surprising cures
which daily result from the use of her VEGB-
TABLE COMPOUND in all female diseases Send
to her for pamphlets.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1881-08-05
HOW TO SECURE HEALTH.

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