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New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
CoNDrMNIYG TINE REMOVAL or 4 POsTMAsTER.

CONDEMNING THI KEMONAL OF FV9IMASILh'
CAFE VINCENT, Feb. 20.-Ihe change
IN po-mascrs at this place has created moro intense
feeling among Democrats and Republicans alike than
any other appointment made In the county In quarter
OF a century. Postmaster HITS lost an arm while tght
ing for his country the War Of the Rebellion. lie be-
longs to the Grand Army OF the Republic and has made
AN cxcee Mt postmaster He has been removed to make
place for "a young Democratic worker, one Grappotte
Hits was not offensive part5an, but his succe sOt
Is. Leading OF both parties here condemn Tao
change as unwse unpatrutic aud unlawiu under sec
tlon 7ji OF the Revised statutes, when declares lha
nersons discharged from the military naval
service by reason OF disability resulting from wounds OF
sickness incurred In the line OF duty shal De picercu
Tor apnointment 10 civil Offices, provided they
foun to the business capacity necessary Tor inc
proper discharge OF the duties OF such 0llce. Mr.
i- case mas been the subject OF much talk all the
Grand ARMY posts in this county, and the change Is en-
phatically condemned.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
SEARCH FOR TIE MESSING wnALER

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.--The Secretary Of the
Treasury to-day received the following telegram from
Captain q. l. Hooper, commanding the Revenue
Steamer Rush. which went in search OF the crew the
whaer AMETHYST: "Rgsh arrived at San Francisco;
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21

JorrGNGs HERE AND THERE.
Iru,c.. Feb. 20 (SpeeaaD. D.-There is great
,o =, ,. oyor tho encouragement that here
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-22

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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-22
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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-22

.t.asfaa rtat-t
HCnsoNfIIlFs Mich-Jaly ~ Miss Lille
Cunningham has just returned from Au-
rOra ILL.,. where size has been visiting friends
for the past three months.
Miss D1liie Bardeil of Cleveland Ohio. il
spending few weeks with her sister. Mrs.
JAMES kichau
Miss Mamie Minderhout spent ihe Sab
bath with Mrs Glenn Barnaby al Ms
Waite
Miss Anna Brown. of Hanlev is spend
ing few days with her aunt. Mrs. }. \.
IS allie
The people of this place are making an
effort 90 secure telephone connection, buI
with what success Is not Vet SnoNu.
Miss Belle MeEachron. has been spend
lng iew cass with her sisters. Mrs O. X
Hoyt and Mrs L. G.. Nhipple
County Drain Commissioner Whipple
has gone 60 Grand Haven 10 do some drain
work 10 that part OF the county
John Iibbets is repairing his steam thresh-
ing machine and Is about ready 10 = tart out
on ms annual threshing tour.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-22


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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-22
SUPREME COURT ENDS.
The Agony over for rims-The Opin-
ions that We're Handed Down
Today.

tt.-lsfsf re tts Tt-5-sis-etetlo
LANSING, July 2l-rhe Supreme Court
filed opinions IN the following cases this
morning and adjourned sine die
Affirmed, Ellsmore vs. Gamble; Kinney
VS. Tabor: Brown vs.. Weightman; Mansfield
Machine Works vs.. Village Oi Lowell; Peo-
pie vs. Durfee
Reversed, Frazer vs. Backus Mcdonald
VS. Escanaba; Darragh vs. BOyce.
In Scot IS. Wayne Circuit judge, and in
Hawkins IS. Newaygo Circuit Judge, writs
Of mandamus were granted.
In Reilly vs.. Stevenson the writ OF cert-
o rar was quashed.
In Bedler Manufacturing Company ys.
City of Muskegon the decree below was ra-
versed and decree entered IN favor Of com
plalnants.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-22

T.. ID. Barry has returned from Detroit.
r A Hough, of Jackson. was in the city
Yesterday
Mr and Mrs T. ". S,rahan have returned
trou Ottawa Beach.
Stuart and Florence DeKafa are home
tor lue Summer vacation.
" JACK and Lewis latta. of Boston, are
visiting the family of u. A. Blodsett
George Heves has returned from a bust
Ness "trip To Mary land and Virginia.
samuel Sinclair, of Detroit, IN visit
ins hi, aunt Mrs K. T.. Sinclair, of Fulton
ST.
Mr aud Mrs Frank Jewell leave Satur-
dav for Gun Lake. where they will spend
about TWO weeks.
Nir aud Mrs W r. Adams have returned
from Macatawa Park after visit OF ten
DAYS al that point.
Miss Maggie Dubridge Of Scribner-st
went 20 Petoskey yesterday TO spend the
rest of the Summer.
Dr. Sanford H. Cobb has been visiting his
family az We-que-ton- sing. He Will be
home this afternoon.
Mrs G. II Taylor. of the ST. Denis VINO
1as been seriously an for some months, is
now slowly improving
Dr and Mrs. Lyman Jewett, Of Madras.
India. are visiting Mr and Mrs l. G. David
son, of No. 80 B0stwick-st.
Mr. and Mrs. b. y Collins, Of Niles.
Mich are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
b. Collins. Of Jeherson-ave.
The Schubert club rehearsed last night
The young gentlemen are getting up fine
programme tor their Northern trip
George Monypeny, of Columbus, o., who
has been visiting the family of j. L. Shaw
during The past few days, returned home
Yesterday.
Master VIII and Florence FltzGerald.
children of William Fiizierald, OF the q X
0 H. have gone 30 Maxinkuckee Lake. near
Indianapolis. for the remainder OF the sum
mer
H. Noble, of Elk Rapids, reached the
ci.v last night. tie goes % Holland today
% look into the steamboat war at that
point. Mr. Noble is one Of the owners of
the Queen OF the Lakes
Al Newberger. of Chicago. and Fred
Pullman, buyer Tor George c Flint & Co.
of New York were IN the city Yesterday
purchasing furniture. They will probably
remain over today also.
VI Stuart has returned from Mackinac
Island and reports things up there to be
booming ln resort way. seven weeks
without rain has dried vegetation up pretty
thoroughly In that region.
Mrs n % Grout and daughter Mary. .of New
York who have been visiting here for some
time leave tor their home tomorrow. Mrs
T. g. Gregory viii accompany them as far
as Jackson. where She will be the guest Of
Sir and MIs Bush
Eev n A. upper Jr. pastor Of the
D..
kr.. is visiting his brother Rev. herr B
upper of SO. ~ sheldon He wiu
occuny the pulpit of the Fountain Street
Baptist Dhurah next sunday
General Vs. n Wilmington and family.
wifa Misses Anna Emerson. Juda Aiduch
all Master ga bnert ofjackspn. comprised
O. party which passed through ,his city yes
tsraag ga route far Petoskey where they
~. oecupy tle General cottage fog a feK
wee IS.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-22

The Indiana soldiers Orphans Institute
Again Destroyed-Loss,
100000.

IvDIANAPoLs, July H.-The Indiana
State Soldiers Orphans Home and Institute
for the education of feeble-minded child
rem, at Knightstown, was destroyed by fire
today. The loss amounts To 100000. The
institute was erected in ls7s and has been
destroyed twice by fire since The flames
originated from defective due, starting at
p m, and rapidly spreading through the
building. aud there being no tire protection
the building became an easy prey to the de-
vOuring element
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-22
THE DETROIT RACES.
\ Large Crowd Present and some Very
Interesting Events Iester-
day

DETROIT, July 2l.-The attendance at the
Driving Park today was much larger than
yesterday aud the day was more favorable
for good time. The 2:lS pace was won by
Brown hall, hot favorite, in three straight
heats with Messina Boy second and George
Town third. time 2:l7l, 2:l7t, and 2;l7l. lt
took six heats tO decide the 2.27 irOt when
Mabel \. succeeded 10 getting three straight
heats; Little Joe second. with William G.
third, time 2.2l3, 2.23i, 2.25f. 2.25f, 2.25l, F,
2.33l The 2.23 trOt was unfinished. Can
telld Longiellow, Whip and Charlie Hilton
each taking a heat; time 22l4 2.20l, 2.20t
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-22

tTt-|'TIt Y. N TIll-tlN- -f-ttll.
SPRING LAKE Mich. July PR. J.
Sharpe, oi ST. Louis, arrived at the Spring
Lake House today.
The lady members Of the Spring Lake
Good fempIars Lodge hold "a picnic down
on the beach tomorrow
Great times are had at Spring Lake school
Board elections. Al a recent election two
members who were fred last year from the
board We're elected by an overw helming
majority. and all Of last weeks Grand
Haven C9nvicr-J,urn0i was devoted 20 the
great event
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-22

RALTNoRr. July 2l.-The annual session
of the Apprentice Glass Blowers Associa-
ton began here to-day forty delegates.
VIM. koehier. of Baltimore is president.
g. J. IacaEe. of Giassburr y j. vice
president. VIM Madlon. Of CLAYTON. y J..
secretary. and John Dwyer. of Frankfort
Pa treasurer. The das was devoted to a
discussion of the trade and advsahiifv of
joining ihe k. of /. They resolved io be-
come member oi the X of J.. They repre-
sent 500 members
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-22
IHE GREAT PICNIC.
a Grand Blow-Out At the Old Mission 10y
the business Men of Northern
Michigan

tt1lcrsts -e ret 7f.ta7Au-ssssl1.
TRAvERsE CITY, Mich July 2l-Fully
5000 people from this place ELK Rapids
and the ueshboring country attended the
grand picnic az Oh Mission today The
surrounding cities were almost deserted and
an places of business were closed here
Games Of AN kinds were INDUCED iu and
the spread was immense The business
men are So pleased with the success Of The
affair that t IS proposed to hold similar
licnIc annnaIlv.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-22

MsrsFulrs. July 2l-Count lsnard.
prominent among the royahsfs arrested for
rioHug. has been sentenced 90 one months
imprisonment f.r violent opposition and
resistance to the police tie has frequently
been convicted nf similar offences buf has
never before been sentenoe3 The other
persons arrested were sentenced to shorter
terms in rri.oa
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-22

Rsv Dr Campbell Pair of ofBaItimore has
accepted o sersad eall recently extended q.
him '9 Become tao rector ~ So Marks
esFe baltimore aoTeFrr. until Novemo oer
aua iu fae mean tIme fho ne Mark rrc-
-1rT w. ae -rno ated and put in readiness
i.r tae rector fsmilv fhe fact thar he
.ss accepted be- edl VIII be announced
.r.m tae pulpit ri fhe church next SUNDAY
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-22

Nav YORK July 2l.-The Tribuac's Wash
ington special says: M. V. Montgomery is
to be appointed solicitor general to succeed
John Goode, recently rejected by the Sen
ate This position is really of more impor-
tance than the attorney-gen and Is
infinitely more 10 the liking of Mr. Mont
gOmery than bis present position. There
are excellent reasons for believing that the
prediction above made is well informed.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-22
90 IN THE SHADA
THE WEATHER is RIGHT,
THE CLOTHING is RIGHT,
THE PRICES ARE RIGHT.
AND THE TRADE is RIGHT

Very strange, indeed, if Care, Taste and Resources
without bounds, did produce their natural results
Our So suits first and without a rival Our $40
suits for Variety and Excellence have the Market all to
themselves Suits for business and dress up to $50
Unlimited choice
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-22

In Summer Da,s, % Niagara Falls the
Islands and Rapids of the ST. Lawrence.
Mackinac Island, the White Mountains. the
Hudson and the Sea. via Michigan Central
Before deciding on his summer trip. the
prudent tourist sends his address and two
stamps to O. W. Ruggles general passenger
and ticket agent. Chicago and gets a copy
Of this useful and attractive little book.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-22

Prohibitionisis of Kent county wilt meet
i'm convention at the Circuit Court rooms.
THURSDAY, The 22d inst. Frank b. Cressey,
of Detroit, will address the convention.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07

the case with Captain Crawford, short
time ago, aud nothing serious can occur
Oar authorities M ~ write them f3w
demonstrating letters, but that will be
all. No matter how snail or trifing
the nation, she can heap indigpilies up
On US without 3 fear of retaliation.
Z gland can sez our fishing schooners;
NJ xico can slaughter orr soldiers OF
imprison our private ii z ,rs; and b.
and by the Sand wich Islanders win
slap Caus Spreckels in the face, and
osy ond little newspaper comment AID
d few department letters, nothing viii
BIO done. l. is about time that We, rs a
nation, manifest some disposition to
torce other nations to respect our citi-
zens while abroad aud keep their hands
If them, or else have it distinctly IN
d rstood that when u citizen of this re-
public leaves les limits, he must paddle
his own canoe. the respect which
Q her countries should show toward.
our own government has become q
farce, and they are quick to realize our
impotent efforts TO force such rsspecl.
Such child's play has gone on long
G.ys US good. strong ano
vigorous foreign policy, or else quit
And meanwhile the unfortunate Cutting
inguishes in filthy Mexican prison,
while Bayard demonstrates with that
government. and Cleveland transmits
papers.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07

I'VE notice by our Kansas exchange,
that boy in that state recently killed
bis best girls father. because said ia h.
pr objected TO his iove-lorn suit. This
almost useless slaughter of future faith
ers-in-law should be stopped. Because
the old gentleman occasionally lifts his
prospective relative from the front steps
is not q sufficient reason for his violent
death, al susceptible youths must b.
educate d 10 resl'z alton OF this faol.
This reckless young person will prob
ably get himself into trouble over this
slight indiscretion, for even in Kansas
they will not allow unnecessary sIaugh
ter. We have DO sympathy for this
person and trust the ladies
Of Kansas will restrain Il cir desire TO
decorate his cell with flowers.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07
a REAL NECESSITY.


We presume there is hardly lady ts
be found ia our broad land who, If sns
docs not already possess sewing ma
chine, expects some day 10 become tnt
owner OF one.
But after the mind has boon fully
mads up purchase one IF these indis-
pensaole articles, the question arises as
TO what kind OF u machine to buy.
1t should DO go simply constructed
that The most inexperienced osn sue
cessfullY operate it. The other points
mainly to b. considered, and which are
the most desirable. are Durability, RAPE
idity, capacity for work, ease Of opera
ton, regularity Of motion, uniformity
OF tension, and silence while running.
The l. ght Running New Homo"
fills the ab1vs r.q isements, and Is said
TO combire the good points of all sew
ing machines, with the I'D liion of sey-
eral new Improvements AID labor-say-
ing devices.
The coat is no higher than that OF
other m achines, and every lady who is
tho happy possessor of one mar rest az
sured she has indeed treasu.e. S o
a Advertisement.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07

The Statesman sill asserts TINT .
prolific growth of grass and tall weeds
can be seen on the streets OF Boise. Il
also extends cordial invitation to the
editors Of the country (P) press to visit
that place. Thanks, Bro. Statesman
When we become wesry with tho man.
fold cares of our own busy railroad
town and pesd recreation, we will Ger
tainly avail ourselves of the opportunity
We always we're stuck on sylvan shades
and q1iet, ssqaestered hooks anyway
But DO careful wheu you visit our own
town. Our COWS are not so well trained
as you're. They are quito likely to goh-
.blo up anything bringing the sweet, far
away scent of rural simplicity, and
weeds and grass in its hair, no mat
ter how Objectionable the thing itself
might be.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07

CONGRESS adjournes next week t.
give Grover an opportunity to go fish
ing, and to allow the members chanc,
to rusticate. 1t Is stated that gresi
many members OF tho present congress
will never return again. 1t is we'll
Never before in the history of this ma
ton has there ever assembled quite go
useless crowd OF law breeders. The
country can well afford to relegate
them to private If.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07

1T seems that everything is not lovely
down at Paso del Narte, in Me,i,o.
About month ago az American ci,i-
zsn, and an editor, was arrested there
By the Mexican authorities for the al
legged publication of some caus,i, r.
;nark9 in Texas. This gentloman, A
<. Cutting by name, was arrested SOM.
time last Jane, thrown into prison, ana
has since ramainod there, nolwitasian +
ing tho extraordinary fect that Secre
tary Bsyard has really demanded his
release, and that tho president hlmssl
has transmitted the papers in the cas-
10 tho senate. OF course tho Mexica.,
government has paid no parlis,l + a..
tention to the demands Of Sserotar,
Rayard for tho unfortunate mans re
lsase. Any scrab nation can throw Gu.
citizens into prison whenever they foe.
60 disposed, or eyea shoot them, us was
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07

a. L. WILLIAMS, a prominent mer.
chant of San Francisco, and chair IN
OF the republican state central COM
mittee, hiss been elected senator from
California to fl the vacancy caused by
the death of Senator John F. Miller,
since alled by George Hearst. The
democrats nominated Senator Hearst,
but he only r ecevsd twenry-four votes
to Williams seventy, the latter recs iv-
ing majority Of both hcuses.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07
FALK s STORE.
Weather still hot.

Weather still hot.
Watermelons just budding into exis
Lence.
Every body huckloberrying in tbs
M ,untains.
Green apples getting their work in
vsrywhere.
We doff our ten cent straw hat and
would like to know why the larger part
Of our mail from both east and west is
missent to Id tho City, thereby causing
delay Of from three to four days. Is
this reform
Mrs. j. F. Nesbitt has been quite in
disposed for the last few days-so much
so that DR.. Isham, of your city was
called over. The lady is now GONZALES
cent. The doctor is having excellent
success in his practice here.
MISS bettia Toutsler met with qaite n
serious accident few days since. She
was riding with her brother, en- route
for Willow Greek, and in passing a steep
place in tho road the wagon upset, pre-
cipitating the occupants down tho IN
cline. The young lady tell with sucb
force as to break her arm just above the
wrist. The accident is quito psinful.
August 3, 1886 WILD BILL.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07

Caldwell are frustrating on Shafel
creek this hot weather.
Hlckle berries are beginning to ripon
AID hear that stampede from this
place and Squaw Creek for High Val.
10y. may be expected IS soon as the
harvest is secure.
We hear that W. s. Mitchell and Ed.
Marsh, OF Squaw Greek, have gone
with the excursionists to see the sights
ia California. Mrs. Samuel Ireton and
daughter are also enroule, partly for the
benefit of the daughters eyes.
II appears from some of your CORES
pondence that politics are beginning to
bubble in some quarters. We hear
nothing of the kind in this part OF Boise
county, in fact we have but fow pro-
fessional politicians outside of Boise
basin, and we shall probably have to
wait until matters are all properly ar
ranged up there, and then they will lel
as know IN time to vote. Horseshoe
Bond, however, did we'll last election,
securing Two ommissioners, and tner.-
oy running the county. But we'll MOI
do it again. Slone, republican, ano
Clarkson, dsnocrat, have both az lifted
themselves well on tbs board, AMI W.
might do much worse than to elect on.
u Them agaia.
Oar hitherto oblig'ng republican post |
master is Father Independent OF late
bis long term Of oiiioe may nave some
ming 10 do with it. he having filed the
'iace continuously since the days OF
Aady Johnson. The late presidential
id-r against ofsusiye parlisanship up
'ears to have no terrors for him. Ii
secretary Villas could hear him give
pinion ia regard to the management
our maii route ON the Psyelte, he
'ould not DO slow to ship in some mug
Jump to take his place, |
August s. o. S.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07
HORSE SHOE BEND.
JCsIDo.
6

This place at present sppesrs to TO
unusual, dnil, as ever body is busy n
something. There are no losfers on the
c'raers sud few men in sight.
Occasionally we SEQ pr les headed
for The mountains. seeking i4r SHADE and
csol'r = Atmosphere. G $40 nu,re r
I ladies and ganileaeu fs,in Bgise 6. 4
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07

SIX gay and frolicsome young ladi ss
pelted Gen. Sherman with roses in S IN
Francisco the other day, during the
Grand Army parade. Tho old veteran
responded gsllantly, whilo the vast
throng cheered Justify. Hs can stand
lots OF that sort of pelting, old as he is.
1t isn't half as severe as the JohnDies
gave him in front of Vicksburg some
few years since. What's the matter
with pelting "Black Jack" for luckp
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07

"TwENTY yours ago." said Henry
Berg, 81 had trouble to get S. bnt only
o few nights ago my door bell rang and
! was han led check for S25 900 from
H. b. Claiin's estate.' 1t will thus b.
econ that Henry is doing comparativel,
we'll, Notwithstanding the fact that tn,
business Of prevention OF cruelty to an
imals is on tina daeline.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07

WHAT those lawless Mexlcans really
need il another Winnie Scott and "a
little moro grape, Captain Bragg ;"
Until the United States as erts some in
dependence in such matters, its q izsn-
have no security in that country o.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07

S. P ROUNDS, tho government print
er, has resigned that position to take
charge OF tho -Qmaha Republican,
which journal he rec ntly purchased
foa tho sum OF Sl0H 900,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-07

SAMUEE j. TILDEN died last Wednes-
day at Greystone, in his seventh-tbird
year. Oae by one the Old leaders aro
falling from the ranks. The death of
Tilden makos gap in the democratic
party almost impossible to All.