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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
AN ISSUE.
Something Practical for the COnsidera.
ton Of Practical Statesmen.
Good Roads and Good Road Law Needed
III Texas.

Paris News: Now for good roads.
Texas needs them badly. Let the people
and The papers talk about the best 7
to get them.
Laredo Tines The present road law
ought certainly to be repealed; and it
does appear strange that such fragrant
injustice to the people resident within its
Jurisdiction, and to the advantage of non
resident property-holders could so long
be borne. The poor resident must con-
tribute ten days work, or ten dollars IN
money, Just as he may elect, while the
property OF his nonresident neighbor re-
mains untaXcd. This is radically wrong.
All the property in a county should assist
in paying for work on the roads, through
the medium of tax levied advalorem for
that purpose.
Albany News Bad roads turn thou
sands of money away from II town, and
often to more fortunately situated rival
annually Dallas Herald
The above Is clipped from the Herald
to show that the subject of good roads is
attracting attention elsewhere, and that
| Shackeltord is not the only place in the
| state where bad roads exist. Our county
! should make an effort TO save the money
that is turned from us by our inferior
roads, by having the highways placed in
good condition.
Uiusboro Mirror, Somc mo,t,s o.
Tup GAzrTTr said that tbn O n,a ~
| would give Texas a practical efficient
road law would be public benefactcr.
to-day .-rFort worth C,g,,r,rJ '''to"
| True, and there is not farmer or mer-
chant in the land but who vould ho
greatly benefited thn,nat N mgu,u " -
more sadly needed in this count 'n'n t;,a -
GOOD roads straioht ava ,,','.,,' p',e,
| roads. = '''''"' ~
rorr..,o,5aaoa c,.,
W ora cIl 0ii9 y, w. 1icourie chronicle
| CLron;,,11. +, ~ W. sou eNe suliant HSht the
/ ~, lio - - inuhiuS LOT good dirt roads
is.,d T., ~, ~ oplnioil tlat IL never en-
a,,,,,t oause OF one that should
~, LIS "a ih'erest ana support OF
-, III, ~ Nhen assured That
y niS y TVaaa ~ no ~ up uhtli victory
! "a 49," nj up"H its paiihef. Keep up
.me nsh.' me convenience, happiness
1 uuu PioSpgiltF Oh the country depends
ulrn soou ioouS'
ny Ivy cah niehe the prosperity OF a
O"untl3 AVlc tNiuhole there can be no
/ 4uestWh' hd' they are OF prime neces-
( Svl non' Nill ueuy ana an VIII admit that
4 NY alq % more primary Importance
ri..n i4ailoa'ls, when themselves are q
~. 70 = 'llllity, progressive coun-
Wy, ,, I'm e.ie licIesI TO the poorest all
,,,,.ti,|., N7'eN =" '''is NiaNy important
! ~, IN iIHN ~. iesPcv.uule rohu law, one
IN, ,,Ni ~ "e"' oqualIy on All one that
| thn,, s''s "' "e''VF rouas ana more OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

AqrgNrrtNa 20 answer THE GA
zFrrs's question Il It was in favor OF
The same land policy for Texas that tho
federal government has always pursued,
The Houston Post answers eyes and
no we give itup. This Is too COM
prchrnsiya lor'rug GAZETTE II Barney
Gibbs can beat that he will have 70 strad-
die two OF three fences at the same mo
mcnt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

FRANK IIuRp gives assurance that the
Democrats will carry Ohio. The country
At large ii not much concerned about
the election Tor governor OF Ohio, but
there Is universal prayer that aDemo-
cratic legislature win BIO chosen to elect
old Roman Thurman TO the senate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
A neen Mnter Ic.Iitlnn.

Relton Journal The Galveston News
win issue It's counterpart from Dallas To.
day. It's no slight undertaking to pub
fish two newspapers undor the same
management IN rival towns. We inter-
pref this Dallas move 10 he q held stroke
Tor deep water ct Galveston. Tho husi-
airs peW pi WI Islsoi Gltg Are pfohalsy
haespg ilb Ncw9Ju PC peNpfc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
no rHE PUBLIC.

Parties having bills against THr GA-
zgrrn will pleasc present them promptly
on the lst OF each month, ON the 10Th
IL each month oycry bill OF every kind
win be settled IN full II found correct.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Cottrell, kemper & al Ss'
some rare bargains II naIss a9g ssS
saddle horses. They MI, 'A ss 3
Young mules, 800 .snares wv "a "
aorses, besides draft hor,.'s wy "A
20 Of buggy horses traineS y. alls \,
uo9ole harness, Cal at saa Il
aud examine their stock. ~ ''all u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

coon old farmer In Kansas wrote to
Frank james, Offering 500 10 kill one of
his enemies. What ar unlucky thing II
II that John Brown and old man Bender
arc not living, TO keep the assassination
industry az home In Kansasl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

factorily cxplainablc only on the theory
ofsome mailgn spirit entering into the
multitude OF delegates, and prevailing
over those glmmorngs Of reason ana
better Judgment which even Demo-
cratic convention Is known to possess
au1 sometimes makes gratiiyngly man
fest
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Y sne statement tina, Gov. ireland is u
yrohibitionlst lacks contradiction. still
it Is possible that II was built up on his
record as Know Nothing aud a Green
bnrker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

RAVE we not the II sht TO expect from
Christian advocates the truth. the whole
truth aud nothlns but the TRUTH The
report Of The election on local option In
Fort worth as published in the Christian
Advocate WAS unworthy the most sensa-
iional wrlterin the worth secular news
manner
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Whv did he look so grayuy She asked.
Whnt might the trouble be!
my iittlo maid he signing sAid'
"supp0su that you were me-
Pray ten me wlnt you'd dor
II think IA tel 10 somebody
said shc, III ] were you
But SIN he sighed and looked ashaneri
DpapitC her sympathy
"Oh, Tell me, little nNid, he SAID
Again ~ you were me,
Aud II Won loved a pretty lass,
q then what would you DO"
II think I'd 20 and tell her So,
said she, 'lf were you.
"Aly little maid, 'Ns you he said.
Alone are dear "a NC
Ah, then, she turned away hcr head
And nc'cr word said she.
but what hn Whlepared IN hor ear,
Nnd what She answered, too
O no, cannot tell you this,
I'd guess, If were y0u'
Anonymous.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
pEMoCGATS no HiPE 4 SHoW
AT LAS7.

rhe Washington dispatches OF THE
tiAzarrn give ground Tor tho belief that
tho president is preparing tornp civil
service reiorm ~ Che interest Of his
party, as Tar rs Il consistently can be
done Under the law. The revocation Of
special rule 40. 7 points " sueha course.
tradcr that inlc, persons who had
.,.,ssed quaiiilod examination wore
pnt on i register, AZ eligible for an
pointrent as vacancies should occur, and
subsequent applicants hsd % taSo a sta
lion beioM raem, d wall their turn Ihe
cisiI-serslcc commission rs ncs rons'l'
ettd Il aleeRa a iwq Neiptl 'ea'l'
aud one peNosfah ana tlisrs Y ~ af'ss-
Sion ghat sssofslssn Mas been shows -
Republican sppiicapts loe eSalNioaiipn ~
flr ,9nm rs she nFe'errgi iheH'
VI nla{ ias hy names ~ iRe leee eR ii~
iiaals appoiatssss eele y ~
H n siivfsiga gesp' asi'li's s'a-
slaHea sh9se srsoas osi lse Mp les w
pa ~ isss4l lspse i,llef'sg7
i.itIld he4e INK
ls|lf p ss sspt - illle esFsiI
4 n "a - ggeanai IS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

three roses, wan rs moonlight and weighed
down
Each with It's loveluess rs with crown,
Droopcd in llorlst's window In town.
the lirst lover bought, It lay at rest,
Like Hover ON dover that night, ON Beauty IS
breast.
The second rose, ms virginia. and fair,
Shrunk In the tnngles of II harlOt's hair.
The third, Il widow, WITH new erlet made Wilt
shut in the ley palm ct her dead child.
-lrhomns Bailey Aldrlch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

PuII down the Illegal fences in the
west und keep them down DO not re-
build them aud keep them by law, What
saws the Houston PostY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

TINS Virginia negroes arc learning
whore their true interest lies in politics,
aud good many thousand OF their votes
viii 30 for Fitz Lee that had been set
down for johnny Wise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Iegxss wants deep water on the coast,
ID h,ill be observed by glance at the
'nliai That Galveston is on the coast, but
5thlI It's not the coast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

SAN JlosEs Is Il thoroughbred Demo-
crat. Ills success in denllng with sinners
lisa good recommendation for appoint
iacnl 10 an Office,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

NEW SoRg probibltIonists are snspic-
ious,of the color Of Daycnports nose
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Sabine Pass Times 10 the people o!
rexasa road TO the sea means tho
greatest road TO prosperity their Widest
dreams could fancy. Sabine Pass Is the
road
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

zach day demonstrates the necessity
for more hotel accommodations IN Fort
Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

TGMrfR HOUSTON still wiolds n free
lance, Win what success Is best told by
the cory sc,llps swinging from his bolt,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Calvert Courier There Is more grass
growing 10 the streets Of Galveston than
seems healthy for a pretcntious CONNER
cial metropolis Of a great state Ike
reNns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Marshall Messenger; Tar GAZETTE
Good road law The News Dcep
water, The lIorald Cheap money,
The Gxaminer Sui Ross.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
TIE PEOPLES Want COM


WE PEQPLE,s InielIlsenca "
n mem, menu oiisc9--t p Stats oyer " W. nv
y, tGiVlilome No w. Hailyoa1s o',1A n,
mechanics, contractors ,lpd XVI Io'si,llr x
lu,iillHheq VIII reliable heln. MI se'A .tel
sla tio,a hli orders promptly alissd s Y ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
LAM CAEDs.
-. ~. 81 l,nrl llorlh nNI.

s.antrers ~ tnr' NussVn w
WOOD. FISHER & rORp Ahq''s'
w Law, san Marcos, Texas z
nAyIs. BEALL Y SOC Ek'sSS Y. 'W,fils y
~ Counselors III l.aw, nssl AMY, esslh 3lN
tional bank. MairsiTees fpls 49, 6
TDoYKIN d FINCH. fE. =. WI, 'la In
Is FIncb1. Attorneys ~ law, 9a.la Is j n
over Tvo,nhly Il Son. Will psnf,' WA, "
state and Federal confis rRSf
given 10 collections
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
OUR SUNDAY SIESTA.
The Giddy World Empaled on a Par
agraph by the Religious
Editor.
poiugs OF People You whnt ih'
world Is saying, and WHY q Laughs
and weeps.
SAID TO w POETRY.


Tint Dig hat.
q. wonan. 49, o fcnrful thing
itmkos away my sight
Icanno5 see the stage alta all;
IgAk you t. itright
10 wear that hat ~ tail and broad
With 1aring feathers gay,
.ind rob me Of the mimic ioys
For when I've mad 10 paYY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
WANTNn-rE,IlI..I-l,.l,...l y.

nv ANTED ct llofel pick,rlcl
w tent cbambermaids. M AFea sssA'
w MEL "A Girl. 20 COOK An /.
NaDry' CHEEKY street, bet,yee,i X " y M, v
son. w eAasaH& Us
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
az pEMocRAT PuaIlsRINo ooMPANl

Dgico oF Publication. sccond st- Between Houston
Ard 1hsoekuorion. Entered 81 The Fort Worth
PesspgIce as keconl.Class Mall Matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

TAR. w. ", ROudh, n i,tgst. teitf y.
IL and residenee Thho ',o,hS'ee agaf.
opposite the opera houst, dsyf Il y ?
a, iii., ? 80 10 4 2. Ms nsH@-
Telephone, No. 800.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

nR.A. y. BROWN oiirrs M ~ ". NJ
gencrai practice u iaeait,,ass w Ms - /.
Dnice M stairs corner frnit'
residence 200 south Aiain psIsI's a
DR. b. MCD.ANIl2l., dentts. Il az
tract,on 81 teeth by the leeS nv,
frtl6elai tooth specially
street. over Powell's drns s1yls''A ~ N,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
FOR sALE-LIvE STOCK.

EoR sALE--ls50 head OF CaIItolnis IA
A shear six 10 eight pounds annnallf.sr
common sheep Ia ilock. The same cltas q
can DC bought at n head each, willinkA
land in Taylor or Jones counties, ot like hi
one years time, with good personal n ID
estate security. Louis Q. Wise & CO. real sgs
agents, Abilene, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS.


no NOT FORGET THAT i. u. Mhhsg
~ the vlniculturlst, las 5000 ore5lle
rooted grape vines, the best In Che WpLa h
sale very cheap.
80 40 4. II. NHIpAkI.Ii, Che ylactIhft
~ for one .yoar old r0oled grape Ylnes. n
finest in the world.
VIVIAN & RNLAND, general land apd W
" lection agents for the PantAhai (
Texas, Tascosa, Tex.
NoTICE-.VALUABLE LOCATION f9 |
IN physician; 5000 practice VII - sea ~
low. inquire OF r. A.. Hniiman ga csA
agent, Office with w. A. Huffman lnpkzA
company.
A RTESlAN BATH HOUsE- Nalarel lasl
water, eighty gallons per ipinae ~ !
ainwator-wliitc sulphur, inagnesia st1 sl Y.
the best bathing water In the state \ y. W. 4, I
used ms at Hot springs, drunk bot nnese X. gaS
Ing. Single tickets, % cents; byc ueLst J,
st uley & Markle. proprietors, norihHas' ge''
public square.
no WHOM III MAY CONCERN Iit sl'a 1.
l. haulcrs have met together ard iei Il AZ 7.
association. Ono of their principal flles y n
they VIII not furnish water to any Wy v, "
owes one OF the association for waller Y,
ruary IA, 1885. Whenever the parry s '.',lt
water pays back dies, ans one Of hs 49,
tion win furnish L TO him ~ !,
1tUHER MINDED young man. siliss y T. !.
- usetul, wishes employment q ise's I. VI, (.
active nature, In or outdoors. hele'eH'ss''
AddressJ. ", care Gazette ONES,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
ron sALn- DWi'i.l' W.

NOR sALE-Dwellilig, lh5sq X ii !
! lot, good location. nFf'
Whit Dryden, Fort Mel..'ss n. III 81
NOR RENT House ny fs ,.s,s ,.Iliti 4
II and Jones etrecis. ~ w. ~, ,,.4ntr l'#
good order. y WI hhf'''
Grove streets.
NO. 3 ~ ~
new vow ief73""' (.
peCat strci
FroR TIN \,
slaBt arshngEf
v tet y. ..,si-, ( ~ e..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

SITUATION waNrnn--r,.,I a,s
A IADl who is 3 ira. ciass ~ 81.
~ position as hopsc keeper ~ y ssg VI H..!
= kypt hcst Of reference qi,ee o ss't Il \
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

40 10 4. IL. WHITAKER, the yaisilSis
W for one .yoar.old r0oled grape vines
finest in the world.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

wANrED-niisclLi.aSsorS
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01
TRLEGRAPHIC TROUBLE.
a MAR BREWING IN BALTIMORE.
Opposition 70 the Amalgamstion OF
Two Companies All Hands Oss-
charged ana 1lred Again.

BALrnOEE. Aug. U.-A preliminary step
towards the consolidation IN this city Of the
Postal and United Lines Telegraph Com
panles wss taken this evening when the
executive officers OF the Postal Company IA
New York tele.raphed Instructions 10 the
local manager here 70 nOtifl operators and
all other employes that their services would
not be required after night and to close
up all branch Offices, keeping the main office
open only aud that Just for the present 10 DO
Used for test. While nothing was said IN
this order relative 10 prospective amalgams-
ton with the nilsd Lines Company aud
Notwithstanding the fact that the latter
cOmpanys officers IL this city have received
no notice Of such union, yet Il l. the opin-
ion Of nearly all telegraph people that II =
but tho Initiative OF consolidation. Man
ager Spriggs accordingly notified the postal
employees and then fastened To inform the
receivers, Samuel Snowden and Judge Dob
bin, Who we're appointed by Judge Phelps
last June 10 take charge OF the company's
property ia Maryland and ia whose hands II
still remains.
Ii il learned late tonight that Sprggs
was given to understand by them that he
was subject 10 their orders. They forbade
him 10 heed the order telegraphed from
New York, and the result was the notice
given 10 the operators, clerks and messen-
gers was recalled, and they were notified TO
report for duty tomorrow as usual. The
future developments IN the case will prob
ably prove interesting.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01
YESTERDAYS COURTS.

CTBcuTT.-George x. johnson va. Eugene
Carpenter et al. hssumpsit. Plea in sbsfe-
ment set ssids.-- Ebenszer Farrsnd va.
The Toznship Of Spencer. Tresyass on the
case. Order for security Tor costs.---Jsnes
A Rogers "a. T. ". WitbeT and Me1ca r.
Heath In chsncsry. Defendants granted
tuo weeks time 60 file additional sffidsvits
Herman Hammerschisg Va Wilhelm Eich-
sisdoerfer. Trez3ass on tfe cass. star eT-
tended ~ dsys.---The People "a Frank
Leonard. Larceny. Respondent piHade5
guilty Sentenced 20 I0rIs H0uss q Cor
recti0n for fvo yesrs.
po1ur-B " Conway. drunk Tria'
sd5ou-ned 20 SEPT Edward Dandas.
drank Psid f585-Frs5 DuD6as drink
pafd cyysf-. - - --- = ~arlk E<siter. Fountaiu
Green. Patrick Tdneeefter and Nillisu
Wsley drinks. Jailed u days esc,l .--- ANNE
Noisn. drunk, - dsys in jail PeoT'le "
F~ei 7 = Os~fz Saloon open ~ Suadsy
AZ fourued r. SEPT. 2
psons7E Esfsts - T.ocn5s Cole a.
eeased. VII admitted n prohsts. . Fststs
q Catherine Rafferty, VII s0n tr
r.rotsste Reeidusry iegstre = bond fled EBc
ie4ss-s issued r. Msry kUilin.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01
a Democratic Reformer.

BosroS, Aug. 31.-John T.. Russell has
written a long letter declining an invitation
TO preside al a Democratic State Conven-
tion on the ground that his position as Sec
retary of the State Board of Agriculture
renders the acceptance of the position in
eonsistant with the true principles OF Civil
Service. lie vigorous reviews the evils OF
the spoils system. iudorses President Cleye-
lands civil service policy, shows how II Is
consistent with his pledges and the plat
forms of the party and calls upon the Demo
cratic party of Massachusetts, 10 support the
policy which il annihilating sectionalism,
purifying elections, quelling animosiiies,
restoring soci Al order, revising prosperity
and rendering justice to all men, white, red
and black
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01

OoooMAc, Va, Aug. 3l.-The announce
ment that Gen. Fitz Hugh Lee, the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor of Virginia,
would open his canvass here, drew together
the largest crowd that ever assembled here.
When ex-Congressman Garrison introduced
Gen. Lee at 1l5 O'Clock, the crowd almost
shouted themselves hoarse. Lee,in opening,
thanked those present tor the honor paid and
reviewed nj length the present situation of
affairs in Virginia. He was followed by Col.
". Il. Aylett and Col l.. ID. Starke.
The Republicans also had meeting here
this afternoon, Attorney General Frank 5.
Blair being the speaker. The colored men
predoIninated at this meeting.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01
The WAlkUP MYSTERY.
Mrs. Walkup Charged With the Murder
by the Coroner S Jury.

EMPoKIA, Kas., Aug. 3l.-The Walkup in
quest which began Saturday, Aug. -, closed
to-day. When the jury met this morning
Coroner Frost read the certificate of analy
sis, which was accepted a. formal decision
of the question as 10 whether or not Walkup
died of poison. The Jury then proceeded to
take the testimony of Charles Ryder, the
druggist who sold DIR. Jacobs the sub nitrate
of bismuth which was used in the case, of
DIR. Gardiner, who yesterday analyzed part
of the same case and pronounced IL free
from arsenic, and of DIR. Jacobs and the
County Attorney, who each swallowed 60
grains of the drug without Ill effect All the
testimony concurred that the article used by
DIR. Jacobs was absolutely free from arsenic.
The jury next examined Ebin Baldwin, of
Lawrence, in regard 10 Walkup's illness on
the steamer last December on passage 10
New Orleans, and the manner IN which
Walkup became acquainted with Miss Min
ME Wallace.
The jury adjourned and at o'clock re-
turned verdict that j. Il. Walkup came
to his death by arsenical poison
ing, and from the evidence
jury believe il was administered by his wife,
Minnie Wallace. Mrs. Walkup was arrested,
charged with the murder of her husband.
She will be brought up for a preliminary
hearing tomorrow. Her mother, who ar
rived Saturday, has confidence IN the inno-
cence of her daughter.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01
Trouble in a Synagogue

scene took place in the spanish and PortB-
gese synagogue yesterday, st the annual
meeting Of the congre cation for the election
Of officers and the reception Of annual re
ports. II sppesrs there are two factions, TIE
and when some remarks we're made 10 r.
port derOgatc,ys ~ the belief of the latter,
one ~ them attacked the chairman. ham
merinx him numerically with a stick. aud a
free sight ensued. The beIigerenf Hebreg
wss eiected from Tire synagogue and ~ 2
subsequent meeting zas expelled from ths
congregation. The fracas has cagssd great
ercitement IN Hebrew circles. and ulll bs
the snhiect 0f much litigation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01
The imprisoned Undertaken.

The explanation made by the friends of
George III. Van Houten, the undertaken who
il serving term in jail for having buried a
child without a permit, makes it appear that
his imprisonment is doing him consider
able injury. while he was not guilty Of inten-
tional wrong doing. IL appears that he re
ceived the summons TO attend TO funeral
at rather late hour and although he calle1
upon the attending physician was not able
to find him. and therefore, could not get a
certificate Of death, which II was necessary
20 have before he could get a burial permit.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01
DELIGHTED ExcURs,oslsrs.
Other Cities Seao Large Delegations
Over the citY Editors Route.

Over the CitY Editors Route.
Seven hundred people went from Marshall
upon ths nFsi excursion over the Michigan a
Okio Railroad u put Ia bsg thas SeaF. sHd
last xeek over eleven hundred people vent
from the same eity and nelghboFing towns
upon the sane trip. Eysryons Was - de-
lighted that when il wss announced a third
excursion party from Battle Greek would
visit the beautiful tesort. aud would permit
Marshall people - 20 along, cars enough
could not be provoked for the crowds. O.
torday morning i second excursion train,
heavily loaded, lefs Battle Greek for Toledo.
The press excursion over tins delightful
route tomorrow viii undoubtedly lie the
only one this season. The train viii nOt be
crowded, and all WHO 20 ARE assured of com
Portable sittIngs, rapid trip, a most de
hghtful steamboat ride. and NennOr pre-
diets pleasant weather. Everything favora-
ble for the most delightful excursion OF the
ear is al hand, and the city editors will 20
along 10 provide for the further comfort Of
their friends. The special press train will
leave the Union depot tomorrow morning
at 3 O'Clock, sharp. BE on hand. Only 81
for the round trip,