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All of which is respectfully submitted.
X. NJ. DONNELLY,
+. NJ. WHEELER,
JOHN BECK,

COMMUNICATIONS.
Notice returned by Water Company anC
marked not explicit enough, referred tC
Committee on Fire Department.
Sundry liquor bonds were read and re-
ferred to City Attorney.
PETITIONS.
From St. Jean Baptiste Society, of Al
pena, asking for the use of Council Room
to hold meetings in for few Sundays
On motion of Alderman Owens, per.
mission was granted.
On report of Committee on Fire Limits
the petition of Bewick, Comstock & Co. to
build brick vaneered building between
what is known as the Alpern building and
the bridge, on Second street, was granted
Sundry other petitions were here pre-.
scented and referred to Committee on Streets
and Sewers.
Moved by Alderman Wheeler, that the
City Attorney be and is hereby instructed
to procure police docket book for Police
Justice, and a suitable book for Chief OF
Police to keep his records in. Adopted
unanimously.
Comptroller made a verbal report re-
commencing payment of the following
bills:
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Union Majority,
A Republican Legacy.

In 1880, Messrs. Cole * Holt, car
ried the Alpena Guards from Bay
City to Alpena, by order Of the quar-,
termaster-general. The bill for the
service was made out and sent to that
functionary for payment. He did not
pay it, but put the matter of, on one
pretext and another The matter laid
along until last Saturday, when the
new board disallowed the claim.
The officers of the new board rs
reason for their action said: The bill
had ought to have been settled long
ago; that if then paid the money
would have been paid out of the mill
tary fund of 1880, and as it was now,
if allowed. must come out Of the ap-
preparation for 1888, and that there
were several such bills, and disallowed
the claim. On Tuesday Mr.. Maxwell
presented a petition to the supreme
court asking that mandamus issue
to the State Military Board be grant
ed commanding them to audit the bill.
The court made an order requiring
the defendants to show cause why Il
mandamus should not be issued re-
curing them to audit the bill. Ever
thus. Republican office-holders leave
a legacy of old bills to settle and give
trouble to their successors.-Bay City
Call.
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State militia, and in raising and for
warding troops, that the latter, on
September Is, 1861, commissioned
him Lieutenant-Col of the Thir-
ty-eight Regiment of Indiana Volun-
teers. On March 20, 1862, he was
promoted to be Colonel of the Fifty
third Indiana, and on August IL,
1868, to be Brigadier-General of Vol
unteers. He participated in the siege
Of Corinth, the siege and capture of
Vicksburg, and the siege of jackson,
Miss, and up to January s, 1864,
commanded the Third Brigade of the
Fourth Division of the Seventeenth
Army Corps. lie was brevetted Ma
jor-General for distinguished gallan-
try, and after January, 1864, COM
manded the Fourth Division of the
Seventeenth Corps until July of the
same year, when he was severely
wounded in the action before Atlanta.
He was mustered out Of service on
April 80, 1866, and as soon as his
health and strength were fully restor,
ed, he entered into partnership with
Judge Butler, Of New Albany, Ind,
and resumed the pratice of law in
that city. During the war Gen
Gresham's personal relations with Gen
Grant were very friendly and cordial
and when the latter became President
for the first time in 1869 he appointed
Mr.. Gresham District Judge for the
State of Indiana. This position he still
holds. In 1881 he was strongly urg-
ed for place in the Cabinet of Pres
ident Garfield and there is reason to
believe the representations Of his
friends in his behalf were regarded
with much favor-Frce Press.
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and his large proportions have gained
him the name Of the "Stalwart Gaul."
He began to play billiards about twen-
ty years ago at Toulouse, and had won
a local fame before making his ap-
pearance at the French capital in
1872. His great reputation rs a player
dates from the time of his first visit
to this country, in November, 1874,
when he won the three-ball champion
ship and the highest money prize, 81
351.44, defeating in that tournament
Edward Daniels, Slosson, DAILY, Cy-
rifle and Joe Dion, Ubassy and Gar
nier. He was defeated once in the
tournament by Rudolphc. After the
tournament he met and defeated in
matches the following men: Cyrille
Dion by a score of 500 to 772, Joe
Dion by 600 to 53S, and Rudolphe by
600 to 500 and by 600 to 500. Sub
sequently he defeated Cyrille Dion
again by score of 600 to 543. Joe
Dion, however, retrieved his defeat
by vanquishing Vignaux for a myth
cal purse, and Vignaux was also beat
en- by Ubassy and j. Dion again in
the first Of the series of tournaments
that took place in 1S75-76. He sub
sequently forfeited the championship
to GARNER, although the payment of
the $3.50 forfeit money was not insist
ed on. GARNER, however, subsequent
ly met and defeated Vignaux 600 to
to 25S. Vignaux's highest run in this
game was but SO and his average only
5. 33-45. In the second tournament;
which was the last he competed in
this country, Vignaux got but second
prize and was deprived of the cham
pionship on technicality. He re-
turned to France in the spring of
1875, and six months later defeated
Lucien Plot in a game of 5000 points,
played at Toulouse. Vignaux carried
with him the Collender Cup, which
Sexton in 1876 tried to recover, but
was defeated by n score of 600 to 459.
In 1880 Slosson went over to play
Vignanx game of 1000 points, but
was defeated by a score of 1000 to
3,119. In this match Vignaux made
the highest run on record, 53S-
and Slosson made the next highest
,103.
Towards the end of 1880 Slosson
met Vignaux at the champions game
for 81 900 aside, the score being 81
600 to 1851 in favor of Vignaux.
Sloss6n for the first time defeated the
French champion in 1881, and the
game lasted five nights, the score be-
ing 5000 to 2,553 III favor of the
American.
Jacob Schaefcr was born in Chica-
60 and is twenty-eight years old. He
is what is termed n fine natural play
or. Though remarkably brilliant he
has not been very successful, and has
won but four out of nine matches
played since 1879. He has won two
tournaments, yet when he afterwards
met the two next strongest players in
match games he was defeated. In the
games played with Sexton, Schaefer
has an equal number of victories,
while his record with Slosson shows
three victories out of seven games.
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Trustee Wall moved that for the pres
ent, the resolution and consideration of the
subject matter thereof be laid on the table
The motion to lay on the table prevailed
by vote as follows: Ayes -Seage, Potter
and Wall. Wagner, Campbell and
Gjorud.
Tic vote. The President voted in the
affirmative.
BY Trustee Seago, that the Secretary is
hereby instructed to issue an order to the
Treasurer of this Board in the sum of three
thousand dollars, for the purpose of paying
the necessary expense of the Board during
the balance of the school year. Carried
unanimously.
On motion Of Trustee Scage, the Board
adjourned to meet on the 18th day of April,
A. d. 1888, at the Council Room, at 1880
T. NJ.
ROBERT NJ. DONNELLY,
President.
JOHN S. MCVICAR,
Secretary.
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The New Postmaster. General.

Mr.. Gresham was born in Harrison
Co., Ind, in 1922. He was educated
in his native State and after gradua-
ton at Indiana State University in
Bloomington he studied law and soon
afterward began practice at Corydon,
the county seat Of Harrison county.
He was from the first successful as a
lawyer and took an active part in the
politics Of the State. Shortly before
the outbreak Of the late civil war he
was elected Representative in the
State Legislature, and in 1861 he was
Chairman of the House Committee on
Military Affairs. While occupying
this position, he co-operated so skill
fully and theoretically with Gov
Morton in the organization of thu
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Board OF Education.

The Board of Education of the city OF
Alpena met in the Council Room, for the
purpose Of organizing, on Wednesday even
ing, April llth, 1888, and was called to or
der by the President, Robert NJ. Donnelly
at o'clock.
PREsENT.-Robert M. Donnelly, Prcsi-
dent; John S. McVicar, Secretary, and the
following Trustees: First ward-IIenry
5. Seagc and Edward X. Potter. Second
ward-John e. Wall and Benjamin Wag-
oner. Third ward-Alexander Campbell
and Otto Gjorud
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The President announced the following
standing committees for the ensuing year:
Decentralization, (under the rules
Potter, Campbell, and Wall.
School.-Campbell, Wagner and Potter.
Financc.-Pottcr, Wagner and Giorud.
Examination.-Viall, Seage and Superin-
tendent.
Library.-Seage Gjorud and Campbell.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
From Superintendent statistical report
for month ending March 23rd, 1883. Read,
accepted and ordered placed on file.
From the same, stating that Miss Wat
kins, teacher Third ward school, was on
account Of sickness unable to attend to the
duties of her position, and that Miss Trask
had been temporarily appointed to fill the
position Action concurred in.
The Superintendent presented commu-
ncation from the Association of City Su-
perintendents of Michigan" inviting him
TO meet with the Association at Jackson, on
the third Thursday of next May.
On motion of Mr.. Potter, the Superin-
tenpent was granted vacation of one week
to attend the meeting of said Association
at the time stated, by vote as follows: Ayes
--Seage, Potter Wall, Wagner and Gjorud.
Nays-Campbell.
APPOINTMENT OF TREASURER.
Moved by Mr.. Seage, that Robert NJ.
Donnelly be appointed Treasurer of Union
School District of the City Of Alpena for
the ensuing year. Adopted by unanimous
vote.
On motion of Mr.. Wall the Treasurer
was instructed TO execute bond in the
usual form TO said school district in the
penal sum of thirty thousand dollars with
sufficient sureties, to be approved by the
Board.
The following bills were presented and
allowed and warrants ordered drawn for
the payment thereof to wit;
II Manning, "a ~
Sundry other bills were presented and
referred to the Finance Committee.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Trustee Wall offered the following rcso.
luton which was adopted by unanimous
vote: That the Finance Committee make
an estimate Of the appropriations required
for the ensuing year, and that they submit
said estimate to this Board at meeting 10
be held April 25th, 1883, at the Common
Council room.
Trustee Campbell offered the following
That the teaching Of music in the public
schools be discontinued aod no appropria-
ton made therefor the ensuing year.
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cause all needed repairs to be made on the
police court room.
The Recorder was instructed to procure
four dozen suitable cards with the order of
business, standing committees etc, printed
thereon.
The Street Commissioner was instructed
to put locks on all desks in Council Room.
On motion the Council adjourned.
ROBERT NJ. DONSELLY,
Mayor.
J. = MCNICAR,
Recorder.
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Some papers think it is enterprise
to fill their columns with obscene
reports regarding prominent individ-
uals, and in clouding women's char
acters. For such enterprise a De
troit jury has brought verdict against
the Detroit Evening News of $4,000
that being the amount awarded to
Professor Maclean. The News is
now abusing the jury.
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England is just now having an at
tack of the dynamite fever. A re-
cent attempt that was made to blow
up one of the British government
buildings, resulted in injuring two
children. A dynamite factory has
been discovered at Birmingham.
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ALBERT TOWNSHIP

ALBERT TOWNSHIP.
Supervisor-H. A. Brigden.
Clerk-Albert Double.
Treasurer-Laford Jones.
Highway Com'r.-John Paul.
School Inspectors. Dimick and
Calvin Putney.
Justices of Peace-Jos. +. Stanin-
ger, Eli Smith, +. Mccormack and
Albert Fenton.
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The Republicans have reduced the
internal revenue tax about 100000
OO0-banks and luxuries getting the
most relief-but did not make sim
gle reduction in the Office holders.
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MoYTMoRENCY TOWNSHIP.

MONTMORENCY TOWNSHIP.
Supervisor. Hamilton.
Clerk-John L. Johnston.
Treasurer-GideOn Barton.
Highway Com'r.-T. b. Johnston
School Inspector-Mrs. II. c. God
frey.
Justice of Peace-Richard Bates.
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NJ Ar RTE ID.

In the city of Alpena, Feb. Il, 1885, by chas.
DAgle, Esq, Hiram j. Ellis, of this city, and lsa-
bella A. Hicks Of the township of Long Rapids.
In this city, by the same, March 80, 1853, James
A. Wheaton and Sarah II. Smith, both of this city.
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Michigan State Election.

The official return Of the votes
cast in 60 counties of Michigan, at
the late election, for Justices of the
Supreme Court, is as follows:
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BRILEY TOWNSHIP.

Supervisory. b. Valentine.
Clerk-August Bargehr.
Treasurer-Malen Moore.
Highway Com'r.-John II. Parks.
Shoot Inspector-Wallace Will
yard.
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Wednesday, april Is, 1888.

Any body can't carry Michigan
now for the Republican party. 1t
has got into the doubtful column.
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Council Proceedings.
JOHN S. MCVIcAR,
Secretary.

/
pena, met in the Council Room on Mon
day evening, April 10th, 1888, and was
called to order at half past seven o'clock
by the Mayor.
PREsENT.-Robert NJ. Donnelly, Mayor !;
John S. McVicar, Recorder, and Aldermen
Wheeler, Lynch Beck and Owens.
Journal Of last session read and approved.
COMMUNICATIONS.
John F. Hayes resignation of the Office
of Alderman was read, and on motion of
Alderman Lynch the same was accepted by
unanimous vote.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Moved by Alderman Lynch, that Patrick
Culligan be appointed to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of John F.
Hayes.
The motion was lost by vote as follows :
Ayes-Whcelcr and Lynch. Nayes-Beck
and Owens.
Moved by Alderman Lynch that Charles
Brown be appointed to fill said vacancy.
! MOTION carried unanimously.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Attorney reported that the liquor
bond of st. Charles was not acceptable, and
that he had drafted and had printed bonds
in the form required.
His action was approved by unanimous
vote.
City Marshal's report was read recon-
mending Homer Smith, +. A. Wcstrope
and Richard Martin as police officers for
the ensuing year.
On motion of Alderman Lynch the re-
port was accepted and his choice of officers
approved.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The committee on officers salaries and
bonds presented the following which was
unanimously concurred in;
To TIC Hon. the Common Council city Of
Alpend.
GENTLEMEN.-.Your committee to whom
was referred the amount of salaries to be
paid the officers of the city for the ensuing
year, recommend the following:
Comptroller, for all services to the city
except services on Board of Supervisors,
5000 per year.
Recorder, for all services to the city, and
services to all municipal boards thereof,
and furnishing Council proceedings for pub
LEGATION, and allowance for Office rent $3.50
per year.
City Marshal, 5000 per year.
Chief of Police, $500 per year.
City Attorney, $3.50 per year.
Chief Engineer, 5000 per year.
IIarbor Master, SO per year
Health Physician, so per year.
Policemen, 81 per day.
Bridge Tender, 50 per day
Transfers, $40 per month.
Janitor, 81 per session.
Street Commissioner, So per day.
We recommend that bonds he given for |
the following amounts, with two sureties;
Marshal and Chief of Police
romeo 2,OOO
Iecorucr bOUO
street 3,OOO
CITY OOUOD
HarDor 900
All of which is respectfully submitted.
X. NJ. DONNELLI,
+. NJ. WHEELER,
JOHN BECK,
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Bills allowed as recommended and war
rants ordered drawn for the payment there
of.
On motion Of Aid. Beck it was ordered
that the Street Commissioner proceed at
once to repair all broken sidewalks and
Gil up all dangerous holes in streets.
The report of Chief Engineer, placed on
file at last meeting, was referred to Com
mittcc on Fire Department and Streets and
Sewers, with instructions TO consider the
recommendations therein contained.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Alderman Wheeler, that the Com
mittee on Fire Department, in conjunction
with the Chief Engineer of said depart
pent, procure suitable team for hose COM
pany No. 2. Carried unanimously.
On motion the Marshal was instructed 10
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RUST TOWNSHIP.

KINT TOWNSVILLE.
Supervisor-W. III. Farriar.
Clerk-Geo. f. Howard.
Treasurer-Wm. Rea.
School Inspector Thos McCutch
con.
Highway Como. L. Farriar.
Drain Com'r-Jos. Sherman.
Justice of Peace-John II. Coil.