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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-02
PAYNEs AocUsEn TURNS UP
Missing Col. Donavin OF Ohio on Spree
in New York.
FROM the Nelo YORK. Star.

From TIE Aep York Star.
A prosperous-looking old gentleman,
with big blue eyes and long white locks
flowing from beneath his slouch hat.
climbed the Broadway stairs Of the Aston
House late on Wednesday night, carrying
sachel. The clerk was somewhat puz-
Eled by the steady and solemn manner in
which the large blue eyes regarded his
own, and when the old gentleman began
70 punotuate his sentences vita the ex-
ciamation "hic," and to stretch out his
hand 10 insure attention, the clerk came
70 toe conclusion that the guest WAS a
SOLID bank presideuLreturning from "A late
dinner.
The old gentleman attacked the register,
and IN a trembling band wrote the name,
simpson Is. Donaviu. OHIO. Then, Ia his
unique vocabulary, be said be would take
Just another drink AMI go to bed.
Col. Douavin some limo ago created a
sensation BY publishing an article. Ga
which he alleged that senator PAYNE had
urncured his election to the Senate
through bribery. The Ohio Legislature
empowered committee TO investigate the
matter, and tue committee Is now in ses-
sion IN that State.
just as the committee heaan work Col.
Donavin disappeared, and was not seen
until few days ago. when he turned 40
In Washington. According 10 dis
patches from the Capitol the coal oil com
bination Of OHIO was responsible for his
sudden departure and paid for the debauch
on winch Col. Donayin there spent h, Z
Time
o. faalaarx.as De Assa house. Col.
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FINDER and by virtue of a writ Of execu-
u ton issuing out Of the Honorable the
City Court of Savannah in favor of THE
SAVANNAH MUTUAL LOAN AsSOCIA-
TI0N, plaintiff, against ROBERT B. REP
PARD, on a debt secured by the property
hereinafter described have levied upon the
following described properly as the property
of the said Robert B. Reppard:
All that tract or lot Of land situate, lying
and being in said county OF Chatham. state OF
Georgia and city OF savannah, known and
distinguished as the western One-half of lot
number seven VIII te ward; said lot number
seven being the third lot from the northeast
corner of Bolton ami Abercorn atreets.
And will sell the same al public outcry, be-
fore the Court House door of said county. in
the city Of Savannah, county OF Chatham and
state Of Georgia. on the FIRST TUESDAY,
being the I'd day OF March, 1856, between the
legal hours of sale.
Defendant notified Of levy. Terms cash
purchaser paying for titles.
DAVID BAILEY,
Sheriff City Court OF savannah.
SAVANNAH. GA. February lat. 1885.
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cITY sHERIFF,s sALE.

TTNDER and by virtue Of writ Of 6eri
~ fscias issued out of the City Court OF
Savannah against that certain number one
gas engine OF about fOur-norse power belong.
ing TO the GOODWIN GAS, STOVE AND
METER COMPANY. a corporation, on a
Judgment IN attachment IN favor Of NJ "a r.
GARET REILLY and JOHN .. MORAN. doing
business se John J. Rely, Agent. against SAID
Goodwin Gao, Stove and Meter Company,
nave levied upon the said gas engine above
described, and VIII sell the same at public out
CRY before the Court House door In the city Of
savannah. Chatb" m county. Georgia, on the
LEGAL hours OF sale to tho highest and best
bidder.
Property pointed out by plaintiffs attorney.
Terms OF sale cash.
Parties desiring any information can call at
the sherlns office.
DAVID BAILEY.
Sheriff CITY Court Of Savannah.
SAVANNAH, GA, February lat, 1885.
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SCHRETNER'S MUSIC HOUSE.

~ EORGfA, CHATHAM CoUNTY-SOPHTE
VI NEAL has made application to the Hon
0rable Court OF Ordinary for twelve months
support for herself; appraisers have made
their return allowing same ont OF estate OF
ISRAEL NEAL. deceased.
All whom 10 may concern are hereby mott
fed TO appear before said court to show cause
against same before the FIRST MONDAY IN
MARCH HEAT, otherwise said application
will be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FER
BILL. Ordinary for Chatham county, this lst
day Of February. 1885.
PHILIP NJ. RUSSELL. JR.,
CLERK q. o. G. q.
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cIrY sHERIEFls sALE.

FINDER aud by virtue Of d. IA. issued oul
u OF the City Court Of savannah in favor
OF the SAVANNAH BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY We. NISBET = CO, haze levied
upon one share Of the capital stock u the sa.
vanush Cotton Exchange; levied on ~ the
property Of JOHN NIsBET. one Of the de.
feudants, and vii sell the same 10 the highest
bidder on TUESDAY, the ID daY Of March
1855. during the legal hours Of sale. IN front Of
Court House door. la the city of Savannah
county OF Chatham and state OF Georgia,
notice having been given 10 all parties utter.
eeted tn terms OF tile law
Property pointed out by plaintiffs attorney,
Purchasers TO pay for papers.
DAVID BAILEY,
sheriff &. q. 8.
SAVANNAH. GA, February LIST. 1896.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
One Cent a Word.

ADVERTISEMENTS, is Words or
more, i's thts column (the best IN the pdper)
Inserted for ONE CENT A WORD, Cash
in AdUdnce, each Insertion.
Everybody ,oho has arg 'Oant TO supply,
anything to buy or to sell, any business or
accommodations to secure, indeed, any ,cish
to CRAFTY. should advertise in thjS column.
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THE BALANCE OF OUR WINTER STOCK
OF CLOTHING is STILL GOING. WE RAVE
LEFT YET SUITS FOR MEN or BOYS,
oYERooATs, CASHMERE PANTS, ETC, FOR
ALL, WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT VERY
Low PRICES. NOW is THE TIME TO GET
BARGAINS IN ALL STYLES OF CLOTHING.
OUR LINE OF HATS Is YET IN COOP SHAPE
AND WE CAN GIVE YOU ANY STYLE YOU
MAY WANT AT VERY Low PRICES.
RED AND WHITE UNDERWEAR AT ALL
PRICES.
NECKwEAR. WE ARE THE AGENTS
FOR THE "KING OF SHIRTS" THE BEST
SHIRT SOLD IN THE CITY FOR THE rRICE,
LAUNDRIED OR UNLAUNDRIED.
OUR PRICES ARE AS Low AS ANY ONE
IN THE CITY.
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GEOkGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. M ARGA-
VI RET y. RYAN has ma le application
70 Honorable Court Of Ordinary for twelve
months support for herself and minor chill
dren; appraisers have made their return al
loving same out OF estate Of JOHN RYAN,
deceased
All whom " may concern are hereby notified
70 appear before said court 70 show cause
against same before the FIRST MONDAY IN
M ARCH NEXT, otherwise said application
viii be granted.
Witness, the Honorable HAMPTON u. FER
BILL. Ordinary for Chatham county, This Let
sfay Of February, fH8h.
PHILIP N. RUssEkaIA IN,
~,Clerig q. %. q. q.
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4, EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUsrY.-Whereas,
VI SARAH II. WAYNE has applied 10
Court VI Ordinary for Letters OF Admins
tration on the estate OF THOMAS s. WAYNE,
deceased
These are, therefore, 10 cite AMI admOnish
all whom IL may concern 90 be and appear be-
fore said court. 20 make objection df any
they have, on or before the FIRST MONDAY
IN MARCH NEXT, otherwise said let.
tiers will be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FER
RrLL, Ordinary for Chatham county, this The
nrst day OF February. 1876.
PHILIP NJ. RUSSELL, JE..
Clerk G.. %. G.. G..
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KNOW rHysELF. by reading the sssei-
enoe Of Life" the best medical work ever
punfahed. fos young and middle-aged men.
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GmppIopntrltt auamten.


GITUATION WANTED--Will give 80 lady
y or gentleman who will procure me en-
ployment in exchange conversation in French
or Dutch; by native OF Paris rs years OF age.
Address GUIDE. tins Office.
w ANTED, in savannah or Augusta, by a
W lady OF great experience and nne
musician, position in family to teach music
and the higher English branches; also. the
rudimente of French, if required. Address
S. S., Lake City, Fla.
A n accountant. having leisure afternoons
IA and evenings, wants employment, either
bookkeeping cr accounts. Address M, p. o.
Box III.
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2atiprf IIatrnmn 1llamte.

WANTED, men and women TO start new
w business at their homes; can be done
evenings and learned in an hour; any person
making less than l0c. to soc, an hour should
send l0c. at once for Z package of samples OF
goods and "a working samples fnrmulasl to
Commence on. Address ALBANY SUPPLY
COMP NY, Albany, n. Y.
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Rooms to 9Fmt.

Rooms to 33ent.
THOR RENT, comfortable south rooms, fur
II nished or uDfurnished. Also, DAY board.
90 Barnard street.
NOR RENT. unfurnished rooms, with ali
Il modern improvements; water in each
room; hot or cold bath.
TOR RENT, fat or suite OF rooms for hight
it housekeeping. Address B.. this office.
TWO furnished rooms at the Pavilion Hotel,
L with or without board: also. some I'M
furnished rooms.
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XNTANTED-One hundred hap0s-L o0Ks Tor
w hotels and families. Nurses-wet nurse
constantly on hand. ABRAHAM BURKE,
Merchants Agency, nrayJon and York street
lane
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hnln znantrp.

w ANTED. a genteel appearing man, OF
w business ideas and energy, to arrange
with a responsible party and act as the Gene
raj Agent FOR new article TO be sold here in
q few weeks for the first time. Applicant
must be able to furnish unquestOnable REFER
ence. Address G. M, News Office.
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TAINTED, good cook, to 80 IN the cOHO-
w try; good wages and permanent situa-
ton. Apply to W. X. WILKINSON, 1856 Bay
street.
w ANTED. a cook; also. a waitress; must
w come we'll recommended. Apply 1873
Liberty street.
WANTED, white Office boy; must be quick
w at figures. Apply to-day room IS KEEL
ley's Building.
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CITY sHERIrF,s SALE.

outrM LItY O0uFI OF saw
SAVANNAH, GA, February lat, l'SB.
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miscellaneous.

A CERTAIN CURE for Headache ana BIZ.
"A liousness-Dr. Yel's Live pills. Sold al
ABBOTTS TWO DRUG STORES.
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DomoFa amn Stnrpe for Beat.

Dntt1Fn ann STnrP4 Tor 4bsttL.
EOR RENT, residence 176 BroughJon; pos
II session Immediately. Apply corner Mont
gomery and Congress lane.
TOR RENT, four-room cottage on Ander-
Il son street, second door from Lincoln; ;
kitchen attached.
ENOR RENT, the premises N o. 80 York street,
Il near DraytOn, lately occupied by BOWL
ing Bros. as a livery and boarding stable:
possession given Immediately. Apply TO H.
I Bolts & CO., 10S Bay street,
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VIZ ANTED you to try Soda Water served
w with Shaved Ice, as introduced by q.
NJ. HEIDI & co.
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CITY sHERIFFs ALE.

Sheriff Oily Court OF savanna
SAVANNAH. Ga, Feb44 aFv lAts 1aSg.---
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26

1 Bitter Debate in the Commons on the
Land Question.

/ Bitter Debate in the Commons on the
Land Question.
LONDON. Aug. n In The Commons tonight
Sir rho- +. smonds. home rule member for
Dublin county. dwelt upon the barbarity
Of landlords in exacting rents from farmers
when the latter were unable TO sell their
produce William Redmond, member for
Fermanagn, said 10 was useless 70 discuss
she land question with a view 10 its settle
meut now. The question al issue was
whether landlords should be allowed TO
evic tenants for not paying rents which il
was absolutely impossible for them 20 pay
and also whether the English would ALLOW
the Irish people 90 be east out upon the
roadside during the coming Winter II the
present system were continued and it should
result 10 oio0dshed. misery aud outrage the
Government would be responsible
J BaIfour. member for Manchester.
accused Mr. Parnell of trying 90 make good
government In Ireland impossible Dy pro-
noting A general anu-rent strike Major
5 .l der .ln, mem )er fJr Armagh, speak
iug AS a landlord. reiuted the charges OF
thr Psrnel ijtes that the Irish landlords -
oio1d-suckers. as the Parnelhtes are pleased
cali them are afraid to speak no The House
of Commons lie quoted from a speech
delivered bv Matthew Harris member for
GALWAY. in Ocroler. lS-J wherein Mr.
IT trrl. said hat 10 the irish farm
ers shot landlords ike partridges
be Harms wou q not blame them
NJ II Tris asked MAJOR Sauudersun To read
what be Harris sand boa tbat speech lead
ing up t0 the extract he bad quoted
MAJOR Saunderson replied that only a
portion of it is worth repeating
Considerable uproar ensued Messrs Har-
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26

The Republican State Convention assem-
House The stage of the theatre was tastily
decorated with bunting. festooned over the
boxes and the act drop over the center Of
the stage hung a large oil portrait Of Gen.
right aud left Of the encore boxes were por-
traits of Blaine & Logan At the center Of
the stage was the speakers stand. in front
OF which aud facing the audience was a
crayon portrait Of the late General Garfield
Chambers portrait loomed up over the box
Al the right, ,f the stage. while a. the leit
was the father of the party, Abraham Lin
coin
one feature of the convention was the
large number of old men in the seversi dele
cations. the younger element Of the party
being conspicuous by their absence Every
arrangement had been carefully pertecie 3
bv Secretary smith and The delegations
were seated Tithout any inconvenience
The gave fell a. 3l7. Chairman Van Liie
requesting the de.egates 80 desist from
smoking Secretary A " Smith read the
convention call The delegates rose 90 their
feet while Rev a r Merriam invoked The
ANThNf Ht .tffdat. NftN ing NNAt tHF AflfAt ttf-
might he euIded n the night path. Do clos
nr he said May Gods blessing b. sifh
them. give them wisdom and NAV The mer
uh0m thev select 10 those who fesr sna
reverence t4nd
Chairman Van L.le introduced Robert p
Frazer fbe temporary chairman. WH.
thanked fhe nvenfion for che honor snd
Said
This is ir many respects most remark
abe gathering %. men. remarkable from
fha fac' that Che greatest unaBlmifT eTisf'
+ sa5 there aoaears fo he q disposition or th'
usrf ~ each one ~ fhem ro io fhat vhirt
v 80 for fhe nesi i0fe-esrs ~ the keruh
I iesn psrV atius ssiie 81 prem iIoes snf
Z friendship feel thaf rhe mer here 49,
E semt.e5 today r sr TseV ard ilH
+ rnr-.e ard pom rsfe men f1r fhe Varlnl
E -as o. hose election na - sesrrel So.
rsrea most rerr Isr enemy fo fare in ff'
( ramire ~ raIgn tnIs fs sorf ~ Fhsf
{ fs psrF leFa.f et af F-nrp pc End Iols
.ne orir sf-er fhe Offices A rraer hsrE ~
E ras ur terrf-sfs eaesrog Ihrr ss-
s-sr1r 5on irre ther orrerrar Il
ths ntrsra En- tt's .nse trfrs e.f wre
since rss sfrerss 0n he hfr rsr psr
~ son sarr wren Wen - dr aa
fHar Fere ~r ~ fhr hefrr
te vsre sr rh being uer 81 sr'
t-sra-r aer1 eferpsg En- rte .ana
tx mse as eir-sr ae tfe
sars bard ta sFrv ths rsnts ef hs t
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26

A Rather stormy Convention Yesterday
Al harrisburg

NAREl.br 81. Pa Aug - The state
Prohibition Convention assembled a. l0
clock ta- morning. Rev. 3.
r. Hua,er. of Chester county.
xss named Tor temporary chairman.
Before the recess the convention got into
aranE.e over the report 0i tie executive
c.mm-tee. prescribing rules Tor the gov
-rumeul ot the oody lr was settled Dy
makiag tl- lsmmlt-ee oa resolutions con-
-I-t uf One member frJn eacu
county ana llrre from Puila-
Ielplia. Thra point ut order was
maue rlaf tne Committee Ou Credentials
nor having reported there Nas 80 legal roll
af membership Tie vote upon tae rue
Ils- taken Na- mad void and the c0nven-
run took a recess tli 2 % clock
The Committee ou Credentials reported
th- sA DELEGATES present al regularly
elected A Stevens of Blair County was
reported Tor permanent ca urmtu aud
elected The report ot The Committee Ou
Rules Ras then adopted Iu the form
originally oIerred.
motion was msie t1 suspend The rules
and allow Mrs Van KIRK, of Allegheny
County to read a res Jluli0n. There SEEMED
60 be- a unanimous vote Oi yea and TIE
Chair declared the motion carried Mr..
WILSON, 1t Philadelphia, somewhat excited
.g demanded That the negative ot The ques-
t.u o, plt The CHAIR declared l. unuec-
e--arF wlereup9u there was con-iis rabie
confusion. Mrs Van huk took the pat
form suu attempted t1 read her resolution.
r. er1va- t-rv-ut declaration in favor of
female suffrage. As soon AS this oecau
a.aar.uf il- The confusion vas reserved.
llrre Eere cries ot regular order ami
some 1i--es The misses or,u.ht out cries
of shame and PIt hi-i OUT Mr Gar
rett of Philadelphia, loudly denounced
an, maa vino aogIi HISS Vonin fne
Ii.0r.ier iuo -eiscd and DO Vas with difficulty
fnr t1e llair restored ORDER ami
N-. Van Kirk finished her re- ding
lt was uuAuilu su-lv aErcrd that al tle
delegates wh1 had servei In tae late war
should use iu response % thls liS yeler-
ans stood up ali three cheers we're gwen
f.rt.e..I lag message from - John
Ha- read ov -amle. l. Goodwin sending
greeting aoI tne announcement that be-
Nas uu bis .elv o., meet b aine On motion
rhe clergy men and lawyers present were
counted lnrre were ~. Clergy men and
frp i've Itwvr An excited delegate
arose and ss,f that charge had been made
tha, tle rr51iDi i.n party was rich mau
party Amii-t app.ause be proposed tnar
rhe mechanics present be- counted. aud 33l
responded Then twenty seven teachers
ami nineteen doctors we're counted The
co1v-u Iou a. $50 adjourned until g p NJ.
fsrl.5r.sN
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26
FIVE CENTS

laar} upuan. siE noi ls silaaoea
4Al 40 aitrl.tsl salIl i.s made ll - IsfsT
resolutions q iaers e4s noi salat Eilia ai 3
trAp 10 's luas ie pFefeul free -Ieerl saa
b iaf lie pNrIast 4i crushing o.l .llt
AAu lnlerr. l'tea ihr sise1tuI ~ rtnaIkiIa
iAAi be- eas aat lag araer 4na le l..ak lls
s-sf ~ltA ths iarAsf re4ArE = Assr tore
warned goa
il4 Nss.or ssEied nafaius said o. hcu
neal acfs fetluEs Iao ifair ftIIie1
AIS gentleman CAT express lis ulHlian
nsfe tiils Il e. Arifah.loan .au teutiau Al
leleEale llaIl Use c.Rll l1slnE
Thought unsi-t ta aaupf
sucA mutiou. a. aTf lf.s..att
shuAla have -Ae nAhl io Ireseni 3 rt.soIa
lon. have ID read aud ads,aaif ils aaop-
iou. a % Harr fs-.sslrei ll4s DELEGATES Isl
rellarklu. llis - ollf q temporary lii
Eali1ailun 4nu et uAn a. nulhiua inal ~lII
ilua " bad oar permanent orsaUl 4ai...l
X D. Nara af A .ll..I. moved q. las al llf
lahle lusi The lh4ig srtu.el la dtlllf
thai ihe ~hois usiiei sas oas ai or3er a1d
= ~llit lt all nui 81 State. lf alf lht unller
ui 81 Dalsiuu an1 tbt convention 81
Joafuea uaul s. oclock ihIs morning
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26
YAPLE ON THE STUMP,
Ia. Regstn. of Hancock. Wants To GO Ia
Congress -Ishpeming VIII Have
Three state Candidates.

IsrHDNG. Mich, Aug 25.-George L.
Yaple Fusionist candidate for Governor
will make a campaign trip through the
Upper Peninsula. speaking at Ishpeming,
Marquette and OF her principal cities during
the month Of October Hon Eli Ryan, OF
Hancock, will probably receive the Demo
cratic nomination for Congress, and the
Democracy viii spare 40 efforts TO reduce
The immense Republican majority of the
Eleventh district. f + Downing, of this
city. is on the Stale Prohibition ticket;
Hon. = : Curry, the clndidate for Lieu
tenant Governor on the Fusion ticket, and
il Is generally expec ed here that an Is
pheming man will be nominated for Lieu
tenant Governor 10y the Republican con-
venfi0u now in session a Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26
Resolutions.

First District. T. Frazer a X Rsyn1r.
Second Walter J Baxter. Hiiisdaie An.
drew Campbell. Washtenag Third 3 r
Lacey. Eaton. T. B. L,omis. Jackson
Fourth. T. 7 Alexander. r 81 keightly
Fifth. Geo A Farr Ottawa. " B Will
iams. Allegan. sixth. Albert Dodge Liv-
ingston. Gen o J.. Spsulding. Clinton
seventh. Richard Winsor Hnron Wm
Jenny Mscombe Eighth g T. IaDue
Montoaim r @ Horr Sag'naw Ninth
T. GRAY. Nswsvgo. Rsm~deii Nan
isiee Tenth. 7 j Shepherd. Rsv. Wsrs
s Humphrey. Cheboygsn p evenfh.
q Rams6el Grand Traverse Wm p
Healy. Marquette
R0s~e'l q Horf moved that The c0m-
mifiees he ratified and confirmed carried
NJ Horr appearance in the gallery "a.
the sigma for applause. and be seemed th'
most popular man in The bail
" Bahcock OF Sanilac. moved that
the Congressional districts 30 requested f0
present fhe names ~ fwo members each a.
members ~ The STATE Committee and ths
they bp requested to present the nam ~ d
suitable person for the pDs ton of flar
msn saherf ta rff-cloa or ac pfence A
DELEGATE from tne frfh srrse a1 point o
order Nr bahesrs fsIsed 0n fh.
imnf of order and de.ersri
rising fn fg~her point
order fhst fhe motion Tss nnf 1fhatah'e
fhe chairman said he wanted usre Hrfi
A delegate from fbe Second moved 90 ar M
the table carried = dirisinn ras osIief fs-
hni The chair Announced H a. sireaif s
carried
mofion wss ma1e to srion~n buf B
ras n.f seconded Iond CRIES gerr rnadi
~ Ho- snd that ger 'entsn. who rs
seated 'r fnr dress circle advanced to fh'
.-..-.f ~ a+.e IA a.. "a r.r......al e.. 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26
THE COMMITTEES.
Credentials.

First District w : Mlrev. Wsyae. G.
II Leonard Wayne Second District. y
l.. Pratt, Lenawnee. DR. I II McDonalc,
Monroe Third District John PerEins
Barry; R0b't NJ Barry. Calhoun Fourth
District G. Monroe. Lew J Reynolds
Fifth District. G. Van Loo Ottawa A n
Willis. Ionia; Sixth District b II lawson.
Livingston. Julius Ten Esck. oakland
seventh District. Frank McEIroy. - Clair,
John Marwood Huron + ghth District
: EsiabnoOk, Saginaw. A b. Darragh-
Gratiot Ninth District II X Holt. Ma
Eegon. VI Brown MecDsta. Tenth DIS
trict j A Mcpherson. Tusceia. T. ID
WHEATON. St Clair Eleventh D-ircf
rhos B DunstOn, Houghton, Wm. B
CLARK. SchonlcrafI
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26
TWO WOMEN SUICIDE
One From Fear of Insanity,
and the Other From Shame.
ALL AROUND lLG a AIRY ACRES.
Taple 10 Stump the Upper Peninsula
-Emm bezzler Brown al the Par
OF Justice Other Ne~sy
Notes.

CAsNoyIA. Mich. Aug. Mrs Eliza
Harris a married woman, living at Slo-
cum Iroye cnt her throat with a razor
and her husband getting up few minutes
later found her In the pantry with her
throat cur and diving. She survived but a
tew miuu es. She had twice been insane
aud having been feeling badly for few
DAYS. sought death rather than a third at
tack Coroner & f kOon summoned a
Jury who brought in verdict of suicide
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26

First. Conrad CHppert. + 4 Blades Sec
ond. g. r Graves Lenawee. Gslrge King.
Monroe. Third. John = Share. Jackson.
J G Patterson. Calhoun. Fpnuh B b
1eckert. J. C. Reed Fifth William Dlu-
ham Kent. ID c. Lvle. Kent. Sixth Geo.
Taylor Genesee. 5 ID Bingham of Ing
ham. Seventh Henry Howard. 81 Clair.
Nelson Hsskins Lapeer Eighth " s.
Finch. Gratiot S f. Smith Shaw t.see.
Ninth J d. s Hanson. Oceana + Pal
mer. Kalkaska Tenth L r Webster
Bay. II. boud. Iosco Eleventh. Charles
Osborne. Marquette A Speis Menominee
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26

MANIsrEE. Aug 25.-The political cam
paign was opened here today by the Prohi-
and picnic. l50 people going from this city
10 attend DO. There We're over 1000 people
present from all townships in the north
part of the county. ID b ,mis. Rev J Mar
shall, Rev J. ". Hur.burt and Professor
Dickie addressed the gathering. The meet
ing lasted four hours, winding up with a
great hurrah aud three cheers all ound
for Dickie and the Prohibition party.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-26
Tmberller Rrown's Cas,.

JACKSON. Mich, Aug. Alex G. Brown,
Jr., appeared for examination on the
charge of embezzIing $1,000 from militia
companies today Attorney Thomas A.
Wilson gave notice OF his intention of waiv-
ing. aud desire 90 have the bail lowered
from 81 21O To stay proceedings until the
return 0f Gov B.air, who is in Grand Rap
ids. the Deputy Prosecuting Attorney ad-
iourned the case until Saturday