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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

L. W. Campbell, of Milwaukee, is in the
city.
d. f. Mcintyre, Of Cadillac, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Nellie Harmon has returned home
from the northern resorts.
A. 4. Barr leaves today for Devils Lake,
Dakota on pleasure trip.
Miss May Doyle of Holland Is spending
few days in the city visiting friends.
Miss Tilly Kstsche, of the West Side, re-
turned from trip to Detroit last night
G. A. Christ, Assistant Engineer g. r. &
l.. wife and child spent Sunday at Ottawa
Beach.
f. B. Christopher has been called 10
Byron Center by the serious illness Of his
father.
John NJ. Steketee has returned from two
weeks trip around the northern Summer
resorts.
Miss Matte Quintet, Of Kalamazoo. is
visiting her uncle. Conductor Higgins of
the g. X. ( J.
Slvanio Vosque, wealthy cattle man
from Albuquerque, y. NJ. is stopping Al
Sweets Hotel.
Deputy sheriff DickersOn is confined to
bis bed at the jail bv sickness and Is in
very low condition.
W. S. Hull. Darby leaves today for
Chicago. 10 witness the Chicago New York
series Of ball games.
r H. Wheeler, bookkeeper for House
man, Donnslly and Jones. has gone to Osh-
kOsh for a short visit
Cas- h Shelby, son Of W r. Shelby. left
yesterday for Concord. y II. t. continue
his studies in St Paurs school
George ". Mcbride. Of Grand Haven. the
Republican Congressional candidate IN the
Fifth District. is the guest Of J. =. Nc
Bride.
The Butterworth tourists arrived at New
York Sunday on the Etruria. the same
steamer which brought the mayor OF
Charleston to tbis country.
The Misses LYNNE and Mabel Edie. Of
Sheidon-st., and Fred Baker. returned from
Wsupacs. Wis. last night The Young
ladies are the daughters Of Dr. J. o. Edie.
Mr. and Mrs T " Nav and Mrs Hamn
ton mother of the latter. leave tomorrow
for Dakota. IN the hope of benehttine
Mrs Msvs health which has been very
poor for The past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII II Pirong. who have
| been visiting Mr. and Mrs ID s. Hopkins
| li3 Psrs-ave.. have returned 10 their home
| IN titNfiaNa. Nhio. NJ hNl NFe- iHlt iA'
/ accompanied them for visit of four %
/ i've weeks in Cievelsnd and Msssillon
4 Ohio
Ilr e Campbell snd bic sccompiishef
| daughter Gerfie. of Psrkersburg " va.
are visiting their relatives NJ snd Mrs
| Pierce and family. Of Reeds Lake Dr
| Campbell pleasantly remembers his iss
| visit and experience With the hnnF frih
/ and musqnitpes on Reeds Lake in its g.rim
/ idve sfsfe some twenty-five wears aEo W
/ hope BE- wont object 20 the change sino
/ that time in appearance ~ least A reoep
/ ton uas accorded fhem last evening
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
TO MANY LAeoRINe MEN.

The Condition Of Enxisnd's Workmen
Election Of the British Traders q nien
HrLL. Sept 6--The pressure Of the British
Trades Union congress began here today.
Mr Nan3slev. the retiring president Dc
fvered an address in which he took the
ground that shorter days ~ labor would
prove the best means of reducing the pres
ent great number of unem p.oyed He de-
81 that there we're too many |aoorinz
men The imruitv vas thar lsbor wes
hallv rega.sftd MANY were overwork ei
an3 thas many we're deprived ~ any work
sta'L The congress electei Mr Madison
- Hal. "a president 8f che Mon TO sue
-..L ~ Man--slar
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
GRAND RAPIDS MICH TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER Z 1885,

orderly procession a. turned oui TODAY %
celebrate the day the labor organizations
have set aside for their especial holiday
Fally twenty thousand men we're in ilne
aud the grand procession Vas nol much d
ans short u nye mlies ln lenE'h q. The
BnCklayers Union received tae urst pr1e
Tor having tie most men ln line, aud tne
typographical Uui0n the secosd prize i,f
making the neslest display and showing
the best discipline and most compleie dress.
The destination II the procession Was og-
dens grove. where the demonstration
reached It's climax fully thirty thousand
people participating ia the exercises there
Mrs. Parneli, Judge PendeTgast, Congress
man LaWler aud other speakers addressed
the assemDlsge.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

WAsHISGroN, Sept. 6-Thrd Assistant
Postmaster General A j. Hazen has issued
a circular regarding the reduction in price
of stamped envelopes, in which he says
that the standard denominations hereafter
will be one. two, four and five cents. there
having been very little demand for the ten
thirty and ninety-cent envelopes lately is
sued These latter denominations. how
ever. will be furnished in lots Of not less
than i.OO0 The present water-mark. Il .
: 2. o. p. s2 will DE changed to L. 5 -
There will be twelve different size. and
styles, aud the reduction in prices will
range from $40 10 81 90 per loco for the
cheapest and from 50 90 to ;; per l,00o for
the dearest
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
4 spy After Davltt.

tx1lcs,Ss 70 z-s Vtls1sAs-~Es,NN.
IsHPEMING, Mich, Sept. 6-Michael
Davitt, on his trip through Northern
Michigan, was followea by shorthand re-
porter in the pay of the British Govern
ment All of his speeches and some of his
private conversations were taken down in
full by this indefatigable agent of the Eng
lish authorities The fact has only come
to light today. All of Mr.. Davitt's utter
ances in this part of the State were temper
ate. and the English authorities will find it
hard, unless the speeches are misrepresent-
ed. TO make out a case against him from
anything he said while in Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

The annual conference of the A n D
Church which has been in session 81 The
Fifih Avenue Zion church for the pasi
week closed Yesterday. when tbe appoint
ments were announced Rev. ". n SNOW
den. who has bad charge of Zion Church
Tor the past two vears was appointed Pre-
siding Elder Of the Firsi Distnci. and will
also have charge of the churches 81 Chatham
and Raleigh Ont.
Ninsor Plains. Chappell and Pine River.
Ont Rev Charles Noriimorp
Detroit. Nich., and Toledo. Ohio Rev G.
" Mccee
Pontiac. ssiineand Ypsilanti. Mich-Rev.
J " Chandisr.
second District Grand Rapids and Al
legan Rev David Butler
Mecosis Nuskecon and Grand Haven
Mich To be supplied.
Fon du l.sc and Fox Lake. Wis Rev !.
= Alexander
Barsboo and Vernon. Wis.-Rev A VIII
sou
ID vas decided 10 change the time f1f
holding conference from August to April
snd The reFf conference vili 10 brid a.
/ Toieio beginning on the fourth Wednes
dar in Apri 1877.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
4 Serious Charge.

LANSING. Mich Sept 6-Considerable
sensation has been created here by the ar
rest of Attorney VIM. W Osborn, charged
with violating the pension law in taking
Sl04 from Elam Mann, of Lansing, for his
services. Osborn is Col Sanfords trusted
lieutenant and candidate for prosecuting
attorney on the Fusion ticket. The charge
is freely made by his friends that the arrest
al this time is the result Of a conspiracy 10
deal another blow at the Sanford faction.
Commissioner Dodge has released Osborn
on his own TecOgniZance. Sensational de-
velopmtnts are expected at the hearing,
Sepfembp 10
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
ALL efforts
MAY6URY-ENRlGHr
Fights at the Caucuses Last Night-Se-
rious Trouble Feared

:
DETROIT, Sept 7.-Caucuses were held last
night for the congressional delegates. Some
Of the caucuses resulted in rows. In one Of
them Roundsman Herrick nteriered 10 pre-
serve the peace, arresting a man who as
saulted the chairman, and was set upon
and terribly beaten by the mans friends.
who were Maybury men. The feeling j.
very bitter and there is apprehension of
serious trouble at the convention.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
ALL EUROPE IN ARMS
Russia and Turkey Actively
Preparing for War.
SIR FERGUSON SPEAKS FOR ENGLAND.
Prince Alexander Sad 10 be Breaking
Oo~n-He Gets 6ngiand's SYmpa-
thy - Great Military Prepara-
tions on the Asiatic frontier.

LONuoN sept 6.--ln the House Of Com
mons tonight Sr j Ferguson, nder For
eign Secretary. said ia reply 10 III inquiry
that change IN the Government Of Bul-
garia can occur III accordance with the pro-
visions of the treaty Of Berlin only By CON
sent Of the signatory powers England had
no separate interests in the matter The
election Of a new Prince of Bulgaria would
have 10 be unanimous Cheers The Gov
ernment had hoped much from the ability
and great qualities OF Alexander and de-
plored the treachery which had interrupted
his reign. ID regretted his final decision 10
abandon hi. work
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

CHICAGO, Sept. Cen Logan makes pub
Tic the following II am in receipt Of many
invitations from various paris Of the C0un-
try. requesting my presence AZ army 70
unions political meetings. etc Beyond ac-
cepting one 90 speak Al Pittsburg however
am compelled to decline All invitations 20
attend any gathering outside Of Illinois
Gen Logan las decided 10 take an active
part IN the Sfate campaign AMI viii speak
at rarious niacss throughout Illinois.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

A case of yellow fever vas yesterday dis
covered IN Sf Nincents hospital New
York The victim is q seaman from the
steamer Aivo.
It is reported al Milwaukee that the
woman arrested A. Reed CitY ard taken 20
Mnwaukse on charge n murdering bsbF
hg driving a darnins needle through us
heart bss made business of disposirg of
iIiecitinate children Tor money
A hlundeTing operator caused railroad
accident near Eason Penn yesterday in
which Fred eor1ars an engineer. va ha8
III wounded s1d his fireman George Ire.
bed The tram cortsined nemhers ~
the Brotherhooi of Locomotive EnEineers
gong 70 attend he annual meeting 81 Scrsn-
t1n
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

tHt-.slVt y ~ Tt-tlRNN-ststla.
DETRoT, Sept. 6.-rhe street-car drivers
threaten TO strike unless their hours Of
labor are shortened. They claim that they
have to work sixteen hours and twenty
minutes a day. The street-car companies
reply that the men are paid Cor seven days
a week and on that basis the men do not
work excessively The men want a night
relief force to be put on after 10 O'Clock.
The trouble with the bricklayers will evil
IDENTIFY settle itself by the union men who
are idle on account of the strike leaving for
Charleston to help to rebuild the ruins Of
that city.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
Relief From tho Knight. of Homer

BosroS, sept. 6.-The Supreme Dictator
OF the Knights of Honor of the United
states has notified all lodge, tha. their
brethren in Charleston are in distress and
need the good Offices of the Brotherhood
He calls npOn them % appropriate. of lodge
funds such sums a. their benevOlence die
tates aud send the same at
once 10 the joint order of
J. L. Moses and J. 5 BUST. Charleston, ; c.,
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
Extensive Military Preparations.

LovDoN, Sept. Ga dispatch from Pera
says it is rumored in that city that in ac-
cordance with the advice of two friendly
powers the Turkish government j. making
extensive military preparations on the
Asintic frontier Orders have been issded
70 reinforce the army at Erzeroum and
along the Asiatic border guns, stores and
munitions of war have been placed.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
Philadelnhia-st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. g.
Innings, / . 3 : s go
Philad'raO 0 0 0 o , 0 o. 3
Maroons, 0 3 0 0 0 l. 4
Base Philadelphia, Z; Maroons, ).
Errors-Philadelp >; Maroons, 3.
Batteries Philadelphia, Daily and Gu
sick; Maroon., Healey and Graves.
Umpire-Pierce.
The following American Association
games were played:
At Pittsburg Allegheny, 13; Cincinnati, 4
At ouisvile-LOuisville, /; st. Louis, 4.
At Staten Island Metropolitan, IL; Bal
timore, T.
At ladelphia-Athletic, 6; Brooklyn, 4.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
PhnadeIphia'. Generosity.

PHILADELPHIA, sept. 6.-It was resolved
at a meeting of the citizens relief commit
tee today to send Mr. Robt McWade, city
editor Of the Ledgr, with a committee Of
three 10 Charleston. for the purpose of dis
tributing money. The contributions up TO
date amount o. $3.50 Mr. McWade was
authorized To- draw s. o0O from the treasury
for the relief Of the sufferers.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

tHt-ltltt % ~ TftteFNN stRtle-
TEcUMsEH. Sept 6.-Ths morning Miss
Sophie Larzaller was struck by a passenger
train from Jackson, at Clinton, near the
Masonic hall while crossing the track, and
instantly killed. This is the second person
who has been killed in the same spot apd in
the same manner.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
was IT OLo BUOGe ?
The story a Dying Italian Tells About
Being Assaulted aud Robbed.

Wrgw1rH. Mass. sept 6.-Eariy this
morning Antonio Armedo. an Italian, was
found badly infgred A. the foot Of an EN-
bankmeut near this place. on the oil Colony
roaf His skull vas broken in and he was
badly c'It AMI bruised an over the body
he vas however. conscious. and stated that
he hal been assaulted and robbed. last night
al q Clock. av sonie unknown man His
ini lr.es ara such fh1f the physicians think
thai he vas struck by a train while intoxi-
cstai. TIE cauu0t recover
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
AWFUL SASSY.
Blu Igarians Presume To Dictate Terms to
the Gar.

SOFIA Sept. IN. NJ. StambaulOf and
Radosleroff appeared before the Russian
Consul at Sofia Monday afternoon, and in
the name Of the Government of Bull
garia demanded to know the
name of the candidate for the
throne of Bulgaria whom Russia
fayors and also submitted the following for
consideration and reply: That Russia
promises not to occupy Bulgaria, that the
constitution of the country be maintained;
that of the freedom of Bulgaria and her
people; that if Russia sends to Bulgaria an
officer of rank of general he must act mere
ly as minister of war, and must organize the
army under Bulgarian and not Russian
officers" These demands have been tele-
graphed to the Gar whose answer is
an xiOusly awaited.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
Llttle Child Drowned.

tktAatAse 10 hnE Nt~t-NkN- rttANs
CHARLEvoIx, Mich, Sept 6.-Last even
ing little Oracle Sine, aged about years,
left her home and was playing near Round
Lake An hour later her hat was found
floating in the water at Green's dock, and
a search revealed the child's body clinging
with little arms tightly around pile twelve
feet under wafer
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

SOFIA, Sept. 6,-Prince Alexander pre-
sided at a meeting of representatives Of all
parties on Saturday, and it was decided to
appoint NM Stambulofl. RodoslavOff, Ka-
raveloh, Gueichoff and Steilotl committee
to treat with Russia and the other powers
for 4 settlement for a crisis
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

LoNpoN, Sept Ga dispatch from st.
Petersburg says the Russian government
ha. made contracts for coal to be delivered
al Odessa A contract has also been made
for a supply of 10000 tons of metal plates,
twelve inches thick. with steel facngs, for
the arsenal. on the Black Sea
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
Death Of James IL. Lee.

Brighton, Mich, Sept. 6.-James B. Lee
died last night He was one of the Oldest
pioneers of Livingston county and was a
postmaster during JohnsOn's administra-
ton and has always been thorough Dem
ocrat. casting his first vote for Martin Van
Buren, and his last for Grover Cleveland
He leaves three sons. J. l., of Detroit; Her
bert A, of Lansing and William O.. of this
place
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
Fire at GaIesburg.

GALEspURG, Mich, Sept yesterday
morning one-hslf mile west of this place.
the barn, hog house, shop and COO bushels
ofOats. 40 bushels Of beans. - tons of hay,
harnesses, cutter straw stack. plows and
other tools Of :. Durkee burned by light
ming. insured
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

DETROIT, Sept o.
Innings 3
Detroit 0 0 l 0 ] o 0 *-3
Washington, 0 0 0 0 , o o. 2
Base Hits-Detroit. 3: Washington 4.
Errors-Detroit, 4; Washington ,.
Batteries-DetrOit, Baldwin and Cancel;
Washington, Shaw and Gilligan.
Umpire-Quest.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
Ri.marck AdrI,e.AIe, to nnIt-

ceived a telegram from Prince Bismarck in
which the German chancellor advises
Prince Alexander 10 abdioate in order TO
save Bllgaris
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

BosTox. sept. o The grand jury entered
upon iis work this morning snd viii report
on Saturday Among The important cases
~ be considered are those 0f Samnel ].
Smelling and T. Whittier charged with
aL- hezL-nmenl
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
THE RANSOM SCANDAL.
Mrs Ransom Very Angry and VIII sue the
Newspapers for Heavy Damages.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. 6.-Mrs. II. p.
Ransom will sue the ST. Louis Globe Demo
crat and Ciec.iidi EpgayU for a large
amount of damages for SANDER in publish
ing that her husband committed suicide
because of domestic unhappiness.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

WasHlseraS. sept e-Dr Godfrey
speciai inspector. teiezrsphs Surgeon Gen
era Hamilton that siter three days careful
Inspection he tsiiesl 20 discover single case
q yellow fever ~ B ok Miss
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
Ial,nr nar Al netrnit.

Ift-ItIFf y ~ TfTH1ftH FfFtlRT
DFTRorT. Sept 6.-The laborers of Detroit
made an imposing demonstration this ai-
ternoon in honor Of labor day. The pro-
cession contained ten thousand men and
marched for two hours through the prin-
cipai streets
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

sovvrBfIf1E Mass Sept e.-The srgu-
ments ia the Robinson Beers poisoning
case vere presented today The prisoners
we're beld without bail for The Superior
rnfrrf
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
Money frnm Haltimnre.

BALrIuoRE. sept. 6.-The relief assOcia-
tion Of Baltimore today authorized acting
Msvor Hugar Of Charleston. % draw upon
10 for g. 000 ar sight tor the relief of the
earthquake sufferers
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

Bosrox. SEPT f-Edrar8 p fifeld sre5
A. committed suicide 81 5r Rnsseii 81
Chsriesfovn district. 81 $50 this forenoon.
bv cutting his ihrpsf >.cEress and tenn
pprarr insanity were TIE rsuses
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
IN THE BASE BALL FIELD.
The Giants Laid Out by Anson's
B,bIes-Detroit Beats Washington
other Games.

Base hlts-ChlcagO, y New ork, 10.
Errors-Chicago. 4; New York, Is
Batteries-M Kelley and Hardie
for Chicago; Welsh and Deasly for New
YOrka
Umpire-POwers.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

t.essv re rst rflFrsfv -tst.e.
CHARLvoIx. Sept. 6-Whitford & Grams
mill on Pine Lake, township Of Hayes, has
burned. u was insured. Loss 5000. The
fire was incendiary and the party IS sus-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
Civil War Probable

SOFIA, Sept. "a session of the Chamber
Of Deputies ha, been summoned to discuss
Prince Alexander's abdlcatiOn. The
Princes departure is likely to result in civil
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

KANSAS CITY. Sept. e.
Innings , 3 4 5 6
Kansas City, 0 0 0 = o o 0 O. .
Boston o o . ) q OIL
Base hits-Kansas City, Is; Boston, 3.
Errors-Kansas City, 5; Boston. 5
==Bstteries-Whitney and Hackett, Rad
bourne and Daily.
Umpire-Fullmer.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
~JoURs' pUT ON sTYLE

A Great Labor Proce--ion esd Denoonstrs-
fisn IN Chicsge-The Special Prizss.
CsTc seo. Sepf S.-Chicazo has never BE-
fore seen sach a big. fne-iookins snd rithsl
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
AIsx.nder All Broken Up.

SOFIA. Sept 6.-Prince AleXanders de-
cision 20 abdicste Is partly attributed to the
loss Of vigor both in mind and body result
ing from the late severe trials he has under
gone
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
RELIEF FOR CHARLESTON.
What The People of the North are Doing for
the Unfortunate City.

ISDANAPoLIs, Sept. 6-The indianapolis
Board of Trade will tomorrow send by tele.
graph % the Charlesttn n Relief Committee
81 600. and will arrange To receive aud for
ward subscriptions 10 the relief fund.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

LoSDoV. Sept s.-The Pru haH Gazette
declares that il England abandons Fort
Hamilton it will BE- a source Of weakness in
war times
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

Frsd p Aidrict and Hn-rr Sheieri uho
hsve been spending . few yeffs Vnrefion
witt their rareuts here leff last night f1r
AndoVer Was. ~ sfferd eaiiegs
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
ReIi.f NOM Washington.

WAsHIverov, Sept 6.-Up to O'Clock
this afternoon $50 hai been collected
among the CLERKS Of the treasury depart
ment for the Charleston sufferers
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

BRIsHTov BE,cH, sept 6.-The net re-
ceipts Of the races today viii be handed
over 20 the relief fund for The Charleston
suAs~arz
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
AN INTERVIEW WITH ALEX.
An English Correspondent Advises Him To
stick Ia the Throne

stick Ia the Throne.
LONDON. Sept. 7.-Gne Daily Tclegraph,
Sofia correspondent says that Mr.. Lascelles,
British consul at Sofa had an interview
with Prince Alexander, and tried 20 per
sgaGe him 10 not carry out at present his
decision 10 abdicate the throne
The German and Russian diplomatic
representatives also conferred with the
Prince and urged his abdication as the
proper and indeed, the only course for him
10 pursue in the circumstances and in the
interest not only of the welfare of
Bulgaria but Of the peace of the CONT
nents. The Russian Consul was also
presented with petition by deputation of
Bulgarians similar in tone and character to
the requests submitted by NJ. NJ. Stambau-
loff and RadOslerotf and asking further
whether Russia will allow the Natural AS
sembly 10 elect Prince Alexander's success
sOr.
PEsTH, Sept The Pcsther lloyd (offi-
cial gazette say. Austria, if obliged 10 fight
Russia. must fight alone. Germany would
renOunce the triple alliance rather than en-
gage in war with Russia.
LONDON, Sept. The statement sent out
this morning that the Government has
abandoned the occupation of Port Hamil-
ton Is premature
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07
OescENOs FROM The THRONE.

EIlhtr AlcAhhucF VIII ADulcate the Dul-
garian Throne Today.
SOFIA, Sept. Prince Alexander will
formally proclaim his abdicatiOn
of the Bulgarian throne today.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-07

tftl-3-It 7. " 'tll-tta fl8lll-
CADILLAC. sept 6.-lt Is feared that Mrs.
Brass and Craft Will be lynched in spite of
ALL efforts
CADILLAC. Sept q Saturday night a mob
of one hundred Norw lchers visited The Jail
al Lake City, to where Mrs. Brass and Craft
were removed from here Friday night
They took along ropes and battenng RAM
and were we'll armed. Sheriff Mc3ain pre-
vented them by representing 10 the mob
that his family were very sick and the ex-
element would kill them They are ex
pectsG TO return tonight The prisoners are
badly frightened Mrs. Brass is completely
prOstrated with fear and excitement.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-06
Mail Routes

Andrew Cairns, Of this city, was the
tuccessful bidder for carrying tho mail
totween Devils Lake and st. John. The
t'oute has been changed SO as to include
locke, making the trip from twelve to
steen miles longer. Protests were sent
h against this change, but to no purpose.
he contract for carrying tho mail be-
fyeen this city and Bottineau WAS award
fl to Donald Fraser and Tom Flynn, OF
fottineau. Tho route having been di-
,led, Island Lake lag tLo dividing
.>Int, Fraser gots the Devils Lake end
ind Flynn the Bottineau end. The
Ehedule on this route is as follows
Leave Devils Lake Mondays and Thurs
lays at 9 a. m; leave Island Lake, re-
f.rning, Tuesdays and Fridays at ia. m.
the schedule on the uppor or Bottlneau
fad is tho same as on the lower or Dew
y Lake end. A protest was also made
Eainst dividing the route, but to no pur-
pse. We know that the st. John route is
b good hands and have reason to believe
Pat Messrs. Fraser and Flynn will do
heir work we'll. Tho new schedule goes
hto effect July /. Capt. Herman has
teen awarded tho contract for carrying
he mail between this city and Fl. Tot
On, on the schedule now in force. This
'fute Is also in first class hands.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-06
United States has undertaken to inter
fere with the deliberation Of either

United States has undertaken to inter
fere with the deliberation Of either
house Of congress on questions PENDING
before them otherwise than by message
on the state ct the Union, which the
cona,ltution commands hin to make
from time 10 time. The senate Of the
United States In its communications to
the heads of the departments Great.
ed by law, directed them to trans-
mt certain official papers and that
is all. The president Of the United
States undertakes to change the ques.
ton into consideration by the senate
Of his reasons or motives for putting .
civil officer, as it might be called ,''under
arrest" with which the senate has not
undertaken in any way to make any
question at all. By every message he
has sent to this body, aud they arc sll
published, he has asked the senate to I'D.
wise and consent with him 10 the removal.
Of one officer and to the appointment
Of another.