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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
TIE OTHER SIDE
tssEsFsE Af Astsx fsls 1~Fiy Ask s-sasss Per
tlssx1t sszssti,slss essst E.,1y setti1E
- tsls.lasers.

Nss YesE Nay ls.-Ihe tol.oeisz com-
uaas4toa tenl N4sssr MozkIazn Pow
aeFlf S peblashe1 here
sIts press Las condemned Tie hoycolE zs
nsscEeed - Ehs ~orsingu3fn- " 1al 1ss
"a - szf q tes eoyeolg IS lfaetleet - tie
ssnp4ogsrs ~ .sterf Lee nas state Csc a.
s. occarfsd earring lls esfly psTt gi Use
seaF. A znBf.leiareT smPIe{ iug hundreds
% lseH lsaFEs that Tie luen hAte orEa1iiLsst
al assembly 81 sls kuiShts 81 Labor. lis
AZ 9nee discharges every Inan - them. The
nleH 9ld uof ask tor shorter hours. fogfe
bay c. a change II sBy kind. A COMMITTEES
= 4ifec up0u The manufacturer % ascertain
his reasons fgr the discn4rge ~ hls employes-
His answer N4s- They have Jolnec tic
Knights II Labor. and ] wiA not employ =
E1ealbeF ct that society. / ean
manage ny own business myself
Tie nlsh have besn turned out
IA The streets for exercising thsir rights
under the lass which allow them 90 pursue
happiness IN their own way, they have
bsSa hoyc0tted. their places bsVe been filed
by impostei men Sir Po~deny asks for
opinions, sditoFially from the persons 70
which the circular has been sent. and urges
that the opinions be published early.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
Great Sale Of Dress Goods.

At fully IS per cent below market value
We have just received upward of 5000
worth Of Dress Goods. which were pur-
chased al ruinOusly low prices, and offer the
entire lot al a small advance on c@st.
5000 yards OF brocaded and striped Dress
Goods. IN all the desirable shades, al l5c.
worth 25c
Fine quality imported Dress Goods, in the
very latest styles. Doe, former price 45c.
Very rich and fine quality English and
German Dress Goods at 35c, cheap at soc.
Extra heavy all wool Dress Goods 40
inches wide. at 45c. former price 20.
Fine French Dress Goods, strictly all
wool, 40 inches wide. at zoe, former price
$I25.
Cotton and Wool Cashmeres, all colors at
lOc per yard.
Double width Cotton and Wool Cash
meres, l2tc
Extra fine vard-wide Cashmeres 25c,
former price 35c.
All wool Combination Dress Goods 45c,
worth 65c
Extra fine all wool Cashmeres, 30 inches
wide. n. all the newest shades, 6jc, former
price S5c.
We have never had such ar attractive
stock of Dress Goods at such very low
prices, and would advise our customers 10
call early before the stock is broken.
r. w WURzBURo.
COrner Canal and Crescent ave
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

eeo s sfesrns ~ Bis Rapids. - AZ the
Merton
g. Fnrer -eiurnesi frpm his trip g.
Rufsie essf night
H.u 4 r S.sris 80 AZ sfl.l .sc and BIs
Rtnfts .,a s.fsiHf-s Yesterday
Iahn 81 Ntitltrslnin hss -riarne'i from Bay
ylsx xae~s he r. euleing a essissr
M n NuheH hs= gsmv to Rsnie
r-.sE ni a.elri q .sv seess ss th@ esnfsar-
ri.a
tss-trss k.r ..snsipr - sean 10 ssse uip
af t.s -s-f $50 vsH ef.t Nes Nsrk tn8
IA ,sH.nsfHe
Hr~ R "a Hafster ~ rh.csen II r.sif.ng
Boo .-frf - Fasnees t'e. and rf 81
f ra tanfa s
teri~rr er ~ fre Hse faf .ff
k-rse n rH- Ir - ass rter FL
fa- rFtn. n.sss p Fassn '.fre ssf fVeHIas
Nss r fteH..srn rHH ese aeer fl.if-
.ae e. .sa. e..ai snf ns.rr f.en.r .sier
"a E..f.atI sfssfn-t He tn 20 .ae
f. et.tfrf
as asses Nse
s.a..rs 81 .-...nH ems
s.t H HaH
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
stlmalaats vs. lato1ieaass.

A person becomes weak and exhausted.
has no energy. - al uTed out. and fesis the
need ot something "brscing the necessity
~ stimulSnt. a. every one does a. certain
times The body Is 50 constituted that Il l.
ali absolute necessity. but there Is great
difference between sfinsaizstts and tsi9xiodHts.
A stimulant that rouses the life. causes
good digestlOB-thus making good blood -
and that brinse health and gigOr. l. great
blessing An intoIicant that smpalrs the
digestion. lnhamrs the blood, skaters the
nerves, confuses the brain and ruins the
strength. II the greatest Of all evils. Pep
t0nized beet, hops and malt as combined
IN HOptonic. gave most healthfdl stima
liant H0ptOnic stimulates and nourishes
liquor intoxicates and underInines. Hop
tonic makes blood liquor iniismes aud
desenerates the blood Hopt0nic gives
strength, liquor brings weakness and de
hility. HoytOsic does NOT contain one drop 0f
,ca,sky is not ia any sense budge' Drepa-
rauOn. and any statement or Inference "a
tie contrary is AT variance with the ruth
A sufficient percentage of spirits TO keep
10 only Is used. Even ali irrational over
use OF IL could not produce intoXicatiOn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
SALISBYRY'S CROWD.
A New Sch eme Proposed tn Popularike the
Conservsfives-He Says Irish Habits
Are Extrcmsly Bad.

LONDON, May ia huge mass meeting
was held at ST. James hall this evening. Mr.
Bartlett announced new scheme Of organ
ization which was ratified ami which propos-
ed ID make the Conservative party more of a
party ofthe people Resolutions were adopt
ed expires sing the most implicit confidence
in Lord Salisbury. Salisbury said the
attitude of the ParnelliIes showed
that they did not desire TO come 10 the
English Parliament IL depended entirely
upon the habits of thepeople whether lame
government should be conferred upon Ire
land. The habits OF the Irish, IN his Opin-
ion, were very bad. ana the question OF
religion divided them
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

y. atE s-ensl.ai AL tEs Ltss ls.lag.
fNs ses l4a.ss aa x.rs-sll aepear a2
i4.ssasf ~ eat sEez u jane.
slias Asee s4rz Cd 6rasz.sa. ell sang
a. Aet 81. sss.a.tsl ea.lFla .ii-s sssl.1s
Fssss ,sslata seas arrested i Fac >oas1
ga-ss Hi1Esg ans -zi a.sA-
fse Butchers anIaa xia 49, ise eas.ae4.
te -lsre.s iAs a.elfe 'sss - ls-i 9e,i'i-sns-
Jaesb -.sfsz 4ed II sebaak tas .nani-
d4isEt sio - xet a. lne Pfessnf lera oi -as
el.Iieraf aye7{
TIE ala1 seheal nine beaz the T.N
a ~ a .alre 81 ls - 81 Csc sa>s Bal l-Es SEQ
icflHI tsieflarasl.
Fl>s ss.e ~ Al1ert InIe-ia charged sirh
t-ii.-iiitiaa, SO Ailosfaed - ta1s7 aailaes
sssis4sisI =, aag IT,
fi,s dleslials 81 gbe Bailding ami Lo@n
Asseei-.-,f. sia a4est hos1ias lislt - ias s--ee
81 iH!ssss isessla4a.
Fa.og u.rt aad Mics Ns.msn 8ers
ssaieaeat se.lF days eacl aof FAsFancg -
ssstial . lsaisa = i-z.rs.
Ise i A A readiax room Edl oe
opea staua ffs...l - 5 u etst9 tls- 4eek days
ir''t- 49, a. ca a s-< ~
Tee aAlps sa-a.is u Rleh's Great Eazr-
Alillss tlStse'i - tosa .ass BiSaA
osafae LssaAf8 of shis cry snd Il l..
h.,l Eslisss az A.-skesoa. are ues,eiAllss inf .
lee>e - >ae bs hagaA oFer4 nDsiae.
4hs eoanei COMMITTEES ga Eays sna
Bsra1s usat a4 tns ttg Nlafas ei1ce ii.t alsht ~
elusaief tNp ieallens ilr saltstn ilcsA.ss=-
M4g L9fzess a ,feitg hoai~.e-s zirl. II
feafs ai axs azs sr1.fed uauie iiA Jane
fsrsl-la ag st.ia kse;it aoscil y-.sfiay
lfis rl.sorrd sAs3 u A 18 :. II T. will
nssG losag and Pramu.ssis boycott against
fiFuls .slia.ns ~ ss.opt tne eaFl eoslus system
Rsv Winrer sul deliver his ecfure
aisf tfsa HEnho0A nei0fe ghe fsDns People :
soe.efg ~ tns -eonud Reformed caafen Ilssa4y
eFeluss-
lohu " uuaosan and Michael % Bnen
4sse aaatsne4.i ,9 lalrfy Gays anprs1ulaent in
sac esanig .al ior sasFaaeI % l4stiee y esiiaii
Fe.esrlag
shert knneg has investigated the burn
iux ~ John esq barn aesf FISHER statiua and
tfaaxs lhere + ne egteace that Ionn Long 81,
started .ae See.
Len 8r.Nn q ealared nan, came il con-
tfef efa aanrae-st sldeaak Iast uigat .ns-
ts4Aa- 81 asiF "a .he head al1 q az .oeketi
ua ts a.ata HrlfA
fHr elar4fn1fso ~ che Glaze If teachers
81 4alla Nn williams r. Eleluner a.
e.stIl4esl I.afeisF si.t tae rf-Ilit g. upf 4toso
Eaael lafe a,t sseu ref4efeA
fea fasrt1fs apaile'i i9r provisions az
tt eIa.tl asitea ~ 49, fsstrri4g All ga te
.as .eIH.ta sllssllaI several a ill.iaafs inc ~
ie ea- si4iaalo1-l r4t lle nieu sstPptd osL
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

AT the close of work yesterday afternoon
every empl0ys was handed note circular
On w hich Nss .prin ted the allowing
'For the purpose of making COM
niete register of cur employees. We
respectfully ask that each
ef you Ei ouf The following Please re-
tarn same a. office D. Tuesday next Geo.
~ Cav freasurer
Nsn-' sive FIRST name iu fnii Resldsucef
Agef Nnere BORN Il in the United Stafes
give : ate. i tireigu born give courfry
Married or single IN what department
are vau now supie1 ed' How long have
YOU been 10 The employ of the company
You So. remarked one ~ the men.
they ssnt a record II H.. so IL we walk
aui they ear sp,r ~ and keep ls from get
uaR NIX ei-eS here
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

Wellington E Bort. the. Sasius~ million
alEs lumbsfman. whi.e ia this city FRIDAY
gaze ii - ha opinion that the secret oi
k.sseiI g. iofrs toar through Ih. S.ste
sas Nr uesr desire % succeed Omar ID.
Cousef 40 tss nlied States Senate. A
aI7pstch IRONS sasll4g Ye-ieriay announces
thai people there enns.1er Nc Bart al as
pirauf t'f senator tuusers place aud that
Pc wants fu ~ elected Ooyefnur in order "a
use tUs ollce a. a steppiaz STONE % the
Seua'orsAip it seems b,.th gentlemen are
candidates Tor Mr. Cnugsrs plsitlOD. and
esch s9pss % defeat the other Dy starting a
usom So earf ils; ig vii react BE- frost-
D. ZEN. 30 to s.ssk
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

Vbsls TIE oaiolais Of she q X & I. rail
mai are resicieni on ik.e subject il is B en-
erally understood that thry have selected
the rs,afe for the proposed Muskegon ex-
tension. Hon " o. HuEharr will visit
Mu-ke.on TUESDAY aud hear the ilnsl srgu-
tnents n favor 81 fue routes. The lELE-
a4ta-fiERNLD can .sieiv announce hat
tae northern Feute viii be chosen,
tfls cuuilg OH the prrp' -e'l extensions %
ths ID a. IA & ". ani / & A A. railroad.
making Rag-nna one Il tne principal
-fsns oa fbe ro9+s.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
Arnther AnarchI.t cooped.

CISuNNArI. o., Nav ia communist
named August Pellman was arrested on
Freeman-ave. this morning while distribut-
Ing circulars in German and English
beaded = defense against the attacks
made on the ret flag in the eight hour
demonstration on Sunday. May >. lss6.
The circulars contain defiant address TO
the public. uphO ding the red flag as the
emblem of resistance % persecution. Pell-
man was coInsitted to iul lie claims 10
bee merely "a hired emplOye of unknown
parfips
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
Seems Unrcasonahle

but, nevertheless. it is true that we are sell
ing gentemen's fine English worsted Pants,
made up in style and finish equal 10 the
ones merchant tailOrs make TO order for
$40 al just one-nalf 50. Seeing is belev
ing. Come and look at them. Good tailors
concede they are equal to the best pants
made To order. As we have only limited
quantity and as they are going fast. come at
once and save from g 10 s.
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
The Sohmcr.

The Sohmer has gained SO rapidly in pub
lie favor that the demand is beyond the
and Messrs. SOhmer & Co have
been Obliged 10 commence the erection of
a new factory, where they can turn out sew
enty-iive pianos per week. The Sohmer Is
bv the best artists Of this
cou airy and has become a household word.
You can buy them of Paul W. Friedrich :,
W d Mauioe -
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
COMMERCIAL ANs0UNCEgENTS


tse aseks seo te5as 81 fesf haEsu ;
L4.a-s8 fose ras. sst i's ~ ffe1a tle eafta 4Q1
slaEea lac talng - aie arf.s,s tae taas
Nslsfs - r1s sac. tee k~a4ts eue aaa al
aers l1ulles u iae ee4aaes of lae sels
lhe troaa exFaase ef ezlef esal au8
fsalef1l tut tLlsAif aetlrl 0a boats -
yare-s slsts containing buE-4n lFeieuL
ldl ks ~ 1fuss green t.lAse aa lie a3,tzut
sltfe. a. e4ceiielt traea 4ock ana oQ2l
lan1iEg hotea sna g4saisieD ElalIas '1el ssi d
efo a. aVa siah over seYen Thousand fzopie
aDAle4s.F sztellng tie uaEu Aet4en a.
be ss lifted ffoD tie s4rtb and c2rrle1
away. eoDolued ~ ilri1 . sleltAeie seldom
witnessed N4turp Seelas ~ have ef4dp = 81
heees Lake Witl besu1ies ia soSnsfN rarely
e1ceiied az any resort however famous
lless have bseu lupr9Yel - The Work 81
uen Until todss iLe Street Railway Com
p3ny have - Ofer one u the nnesI and
most convenient resorts IA Michigan. Their
ears are nov IN complete working order
snd sufficient in hunter 70 carry = cIo~ :
u any size Prof Hogan ~il make an
other ascension a. p IA. today.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
AMONG THE WORKERS
A Strike Inaugurated at the
Worden Furniture Factory
aEs aEETMl sPP0IsI COMMITTEES
~haf tss vserksrs Szf Bsrkey stss
gaeFu On ira Llsf - ne Caspsa-
fefs STRIKE ~ Shop Organ Ia
tcn rs sssFs Card 20
tbs Pubic.

TIE sii.Sfi,gn among tie flrniiurs work
sfs i azaiu unsettled. and strikes 0r rsm0Es
of stn2es are heard The employees q the
Worden hetsrY have walked ogt aud II
the manufAetlEsfs insist oH returning 10
tic ten h.lur plan there vii undoubtedly
0e several s4l40ats A0ncay
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

TIE fJifoeine ras ths score AZ The sports
ta-n 5 Clab hall shoot on ihe island yesier-
aaf Wlalicomh 81. t;oad l6s Richmond
zf Cody ti Wgks, a. Aver i5. Holmes
o. Norris & lfsifon d. Foiieit ~. Wa
d.lant anf El h.eYnd we're tie TOR the
sen,ir prize. aad Ei nu nt won by break
fne f.arult 90 fhe tve balls which were
.h,s. sf to sscilc. while Wddicamo br"ke
three ~ fnem Dnig Won tne junior prize
f... tI.a ammo lime
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

ItI-I||I| y u T|--.ffH fttt|1
LAvsrVG. Mich May l5-The negro,
Gideon Brown. w5o shot his wife and beat
her with a rifle barrel and then fed. near
Mason. was captured this morning by the
sheriff and s now ia jail. Mrs Brown is
still alive at no0n. bat cannot i've much
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

"Hnrrab for t5e Kent said All
Lsaniere lsst evening. and Fhen asked Why
BE- -ssd that fhe Kent Furniture company
wss ~ well pieased With ihe eight hour
svstvm thar they kssi advanced Nakrs from
hnren fn fweuiy psr cent, sfid wfuid
continue 90 was< or ths eight hour piao
-Nau can sav slso. thsf I le ulen a. Neison
Mater & Ca = are veii pleased With tne
tressussnt they have rscsivet from their
a-r-nl.nara
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

The erploye- ~ the Phgnix met at
Pomeroy & I.svton's hail yesterday after
n,sgu a. ne close - work snd complefef
fhefr shnp organization. it sss nntai-
nsausIy resolved to sfanA hv the employees
- ine 81 ar,ien fsctfrv ard sss.sf tifem
financially snd ofherr,se Isl their strugEIe
&C. a.rHf hnur.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

PHItsDrIFHIs. May i5-The keely motor
ssockholders bad another disappointment
to,lav. The trial Of the motor. which was
% have taken place having % be- again
postponed OWNS % Mr. Keely's inability 90
get things ready in time.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
The Courtn.y-Uo.mer Race.

Albany. May I5.-All the stake money,
$40 900, in the Hosmer Courtney three mile
sculiIng race is now in the hands of the
fnal siakeh,sder. W III Mexican, Of this
city. The race viii be rOwed over the
Pleasure Island course in the river between
here and Troy MAY 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

Iu .be Superior teorf yesterday Lena Nc
g.rrg anJ Frsnees Sisadish sere granted
Grrra- ~ divorce lrom their husbands.
A.tires Nrfarrv and Neruisn -iana 80.
f.s rsuse flf fhe separation iu etcn case
Fss fhe .opHlsf cnmpI0ns ~ extreme
efIseIfr
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

A .ua rfcksse of xisns pas,ler iHst BY
n,tchiu.sg uas f.gnd Ia ihe rear of the
"A an fae river bank YESTERDAY M aruins.
sn,l eresssd considerable excitement. fhe
r..i.ori vns started .lsi = eas dy pamite
b .fna Size aarssEe wa taken o. police
featElrlfr rrs vnara tbe nsner called fpr lt
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

Fhe ea.e ~ Charles NsfragTs arrested
re.saflss m charge ~ sfcsing nlnnev ami
= vsfeh f-lrt rnnnE n1an names " trrsr.
s,ii.he aearf TAI peHee esHrt Hundsg
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

DrvvfR, Col, May i5.-rhe trial Of Post
master Speor, charged with perjury in en-
terinz public lands in Middle Park, which
has lasted four days was concluded this
evening The jury reEdered verdict of
not guilty II IS generally believed that the
nrnsecullnn was one nf malice.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

Cfv lvvsrI. o. NAY 15-The strike is
nearly over in a the traies eteep' that Of
flrnifu- making Tie manufactures
decline 81 entertain sny other arrangement
than ths eight hour day a. The rate per hour
ra-I hll-lrn
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
Could They But Speak.

Tables fairly groaning under excess OF
bargains. Such j. the condition of our
BOYS department. We are bound Z" lessen
the strain however, ana judiciOus pur has
err will not let the opportunity escape them.
A fine steel bow-gun goes with every boy 5
suit. GIANT CLoTHNG 20.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

n .tsrf Hseksft a. Inuiste ~ the Ssid'efs
H..,,ls. ref.is.,i fo ofeg an order trtnsierring
hi.f, f- rss rhe Anlsrean Hnuie fa fhe VIII
..u "a nls. ara sss sccordlnglf si-nisset
hr ftf NeiIs gr-feriitF
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

some OF our competitors were bOasting
that they could get SIS for Slwyers cassi.
mere suits while we were selling them Al
Si5 Tnis year we go them one better. We
have Just opened line Of Sswyers cas-i-
mer suits for men. nicely made well liaed.
that ve are going - sell a. 3ll %. We
have about fifty cf them on hand all
sizes up % a. hressf measure
STAR ELOTHING HoUsE
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

81 Lorrs. Mich. May Sheriff Peet has
arrested nelaud Stevens. a iinsmiih. for
hixamg Ills first wife belongs ~ Lansing
tie was married here a few months siuee g.
Mss Cooke. and claims be has divorce
I'm I,-.Lann ...rtn
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
r W sfewart's Temple OF Music Sv

X W Sfewarts Temple OF Music Sweet :
Hotel Block. No Canal -.
Prices that strike.
Look for bargains in the Music Line.
The largest stock in the city.
Pianos Good new pianos, S225 and up
ward
Good second hand pianos s75 10 500.
Organs-GOod new organs $50 and mp
ward
Good second hand organs. 80 10 SIS.
Old instruments taken IN exchange
Every instrument fully warranted Don
forget Us. Stewarts Temple &C Music
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
.ln-,p.a n-rena ~. R....a

ExsTVa. y r.. Msy rs At tfe sfh'stic
tournament ~ PhiHp EEefsr Academs
fasiav WBrfer berg - beaf hy two laches
the best STANDING broad jump ansteur rec
ord without NeiEhts
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

81 ssHFVerfT Msr ss For Michigan
@t1htIF rarneF fair Nesleer norfnerly
rls hereHflrE FsrishF
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

Trade continues with unabated vim at
the Giant" increased sales attest the in
terest the public take In the marvellous bar
gains this live clothing company offers.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

The following is a ist ~ sales effected by
Chase Bros Piano Co. last week
RFTAfE
A r Anderson Bangor
Mrs Anderson. GnhIeTiiie.
Gardner kelloEg. city.
y Bradford. city
& J Ciark Rsngor
u II Bunner. citv-
wHsLFssIF
Hauk Memphis renu three
Tes.ie French Nashville. Tenn tpo.
= Fiela French & Go S. Eouis Missouri
three
Why wlll yoa pav SO fr frpusers iusf
far ne sske Z ssvfns ms3s ~ erder
rhen voa ran eef the iienuesl same geois
ready n4afs faIsaei anf gresssi e4fiti -
fhe 6neS. custom eerk fT =
~rss C1fTHfra HnrsE
Tanf srts-rsin fh7aaet ~ sre s.ss
shsrs fr raur har rIo.alns stree r
.n.i1fen.snts 80 nferei - hr Hsut
-ee ffer 81 an Issf re1s
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16
pna.r. R..t Pist,a war.-

A large assortment Of handsome new
patterns A. Hervey =. the JewelsF. No. q
Ganalsf
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-16

The following is a iist ~ sales effected by
Chase Bros Piano Co. last week
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-11

supplies and job printing were opened and
referred to the committee on purchase and
supplies to tabulate and report.
TEACHERS APPoINTED AND CHANGED.
The following teachers were appointed:
Mr.. George " Gorton, principal of the
Cleveland school, with a salary of 81, 200;
Miss Laura Gates, principal of the Dou glaa
school, salary $3.50; Miss Carrie M. Gilbert,
fourth grade Webster school, $3.50; Miss
Mary c. Winchester, second grade Jefferson
school, salary $3.50; Miss Mary Fagesweather,
second graie Cleveland school, salary $500;
Miss Nellie w. Ford, second grade Sibley
school, Miss Minnie E. Beswick. first grade
GARFIELD school, salary $3.50; Miss Kate Put
nam, third grade Brown 81 jackson addition,
salary $500; Miss Ella A. Shaw, second grade
s;Brown and Jackson school; Miss Emna
sPfender. first grade Lafayette school. salary
Si00.
The following were transferred:
Miss A. Nedobyty, changed from second
grade jackson school to third grade Franklin;
Miss L. NJ. Grace, from first grade of the Cor
man school to second grade Jackson schools;
Miss Nellie Mann, from first grade OF Lafay-
cite school to the same grade of the German
school,; Miss Clara Blodgett, from second
grade of the Jefferson school to the fifth
grade OF the Webster.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-11

CRUELTY TO WIVES.
The Grounds Of Three EsiVoree suits
Regum YESTERDAY.

A divorce is sued for by Louisa G. Nc
Mahon, who charges her husband, Thomas
McMahon, with habitual drunkenness.
abusiveness, cruelty and improvidence. She
is % years of age, and her maiden name
was Louisa G. Ochs. Her husband is 81
years old. They have one child living.
William Henry, six-year- old son. the Gus
tody of which plaintiff also demands. Mrs.
Mcmahon says that on June is, 1888 her
husband, while under the influence of
liquor struck her on the head with chair,
knocking her down and otherwise abusing
her. although at the time an infant daugh-
ter lay dead in the house. She says that
during the summer OF 1883 he was almost
constantly drunk, and that he frequently
beat her and called her vulgar names.
They were married in st. Paul in 1875.
Mrs. Eva Klssel, whose license for a sa-
loon at No. 756 Rice street, was rececenty
revoked for disorderly conduct. has begun
suit against her husband, William, for a
divorce. She charges him with cruelty
idleness. and drunkenness. stating that he has
derived from her the means of subsistence.
compelling her to support him in idle
ness and debaucbery, driving away her
customers, and threatening to kill her.
CuugP II. ut. uiitil .SOA lS Itl dblOlItA.
They have no children and were married
in 1880. Kissel is almost twice as old as
she.
A Carpenter named Charles Johnson, As
years old is charged by his wife. Hannah,
81 years old and an invalid, with a long Sc
ries of brutal acts. and accordingly she sues
for divorce. They were married in No
vember 1882. and have three-year-old
daughter The plaintiff states that on
Thanksgiving day, 1888, her husband put
her and her child in cold room in their
house on Canal street without fire, obliging
her to sleep therein until New Years day;
that he has Violently ill-treated her since
then, being of violent temper, especially
when intoxicated; that he held her up TO
scorn before Augusta Peterson. girl in
their household, with whom he was unduly
familiar in the plaintiff S presence; that he
refused to supply her with proper clothing
and that OH Feb 5, 1885, he entered COM
plant in the probate court charging plaintiff
with insanity. When she was examined in
court she says she was found-to be of sound
mind. She says it was the purpose of her
husband to rid himself of her. He has con-
siderable property and she asks for reason
able alimOny.