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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-24

Both in Atlanta and in Charleston wildly
thrilling scenes were witnessed at the re-
ligious rcvivuls which Immediately broke
loose among the colorcd population. They
believed beyond doubling That the day Of
judgment had come, and they begged for
mercy in irony of fear \ weird spectacle
it was to pass through their camps and hear
the strange, MOI than half barharc chants
and tue wild prayers that rose from the
tmongs in the open squares and streets. They
sang Hymns like this.
Sometimes I'm mp. sometimes I'm down;
No man like Jesus.
Sometimes I'm almost on de groun'
No man like Jesus.
Their prayers were wild and appealing be
You'd descriptions
"Oh, my handsome God dear sir, look down
on us. We know what the little finger of the
Lord can do Sometimes the world can kick
up in thunder, but do take care of our
brothers. Amt the black lamb and the white
lion done lie down together in peace Move
along my brothers, move along! God gimme
grace to move along, amt | dun promise to
be baptZe"
The excited throng took up the words:
"Promise to he bapti2cd,' and made a song of
it, chanting the refrain with IA rear like Il
singing earthquake itself. They stopped to
take breath, and tho leader fell into another
frcnzed prayer.
"The last chance is come to save old Charles
tom Oh, my Lord, don't touch my city any
more, | pray God to hold the world. Hip,
hip, hip! oh, Lord, take me in Your charge
tonight. Night before last didn't expect to
SEQ Jesus Oh, Cod look at these dry bones
in the valley. Didn't you hear Gabriel blowl
Oh, Gabriel, turn that horn to the land of
Egypt on the miserable sinners, and not on
we. Oh, Lord, the birds have nest, but we
are here tonight for mercy. Oh, Lord, have
mercy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-24
A SHlPBUlLDING REVIVAL.


on the Great Lakes.
There is at present n revival in ship build
ing going on ON the borders of the great lakes
which is ms unprecedented as it was unex-
pected. 1t is caused 10y the increased de-
mand for vessels by shippers, At all the
great slipyards vessels are being launched as
fast as they can bee put together On, of the
best informed shipbuidcrs ON the lakes est
mates that this years output from the ship
yards ON the lakes will he ut least e, 100000.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-24

1t Will shell s.vcnty-iive hGsl'!, per hour
Profes or Sanbon always 'r' seed rorn
from Snort stalks Tan growths run to
stalks a the expense Of the ear. The Snort
stalk Sod makes more bushels of corn, but
less foI.Ier to the acre. He selects SEED ears
standins corn in the field before it is cut up.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-24

There was recently launched at Buffalo n
vessel modelled after an ocean steamer that
may he termed the first steamship ON the
lakes There are ether steamers that are
commonly classed as steamships, but which
are technically steam harges or freight pro
pellers. Her chief claim to distinction from
other fine vessels is that she will be the
largest, both in point Of tonnage and freight
carrying capacity, of any of the lake fleet
This steamship, the Susquehanna, is 322 feet
long by 40 feet beam, with a depth of about 80
feet She is built of iron and steel through
out and will be used as freight boat be-
tween Buffalo and Chicago, her carrying
capacity being $500 tons. Fitted out with
every appliance that experience can suggest,
her success may be followed by fleet OF
similar craft
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-24
own.

For small quantities the aheller shown in
the picture is very good model. The grains
of corn fail from it clean, leaving cobs and
chaff behind.
For larg" quantities the shelter next given
is much d-ed. From its long, round shape it
IS called the Cannon corn shelter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-24
BLOOD PURIFIER AND TONIC
To the General System.

Cures Malarial dis
eases, and to all suf-
! caused BY malaria il
ng a healthy action Of
] its forms.
Is a Nerve Tonic
which never fails. 1t
Gus system, and pro-
Is the best medicine
for Kidney Com.
5 all Of the best reme-
tai. ; 90 cure.
Immediately relieves
and permanently
2 piles, sick headache,
d bowels, with none of
OF powerful cathartics
Str engthens the
stomach, and is a
organs. making il one
psia, indigestion. etc.
Is never known to
In severe and obsti-
one-four,h ounce Of
, then use the medicine
and it will cure YOU.
Is the safest and
best remedy in exist
10 females, as thous-
is prepared by an
11pounains meq'cines.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-24
CELERY COMPOUND

,THU 80 NtdTs tNptTItNCt IN CON
Its ingredients are purely vegetabl
herbs, banks, seeds and flowers, tn
given on the label Of every bottle.
cine in the world for aged people,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-24
CELERY COMPOUND

IVT sV'VVi anu NAV DC UUIIIUtU OT tVt
retail druggist in the United States or {
NJ. X. PAINE,
III To introduce The Celery
places 7ticre dealers GJ not hg5e j. ~
receipt OF two dollars, send two bottle
in New England, securely packed and
paid, TO your nearest express Office.
a. G. FISHER, General Weste
Wabash Avenue, Chicago. III.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30
FoR RENr-HonMN-

NOR KENT-A FURNISHED ROOM IN ONE
oi The most desirable locations ln lhe city.
References required. CAL al "a Jelcrs7i-aye. So
L'OR REAT-A FURNISHED HOUSE TO RE-
L spOnsiDle parties. inquire al once at -le ot-
taWasf 10
NOR RENf-FDkNlSHEu ROOM SUITABLE
f0r tso gentlemen or married coupe. Pleas
antiy situated two blocks ir0ln p0eiuilce IS Easi
Bridgest. "a
IOR RENr-A LAR6E FRONT ROOM. FUR
nlshed, looking 0ui on 0ampau square. Toe
most pleasant ana centrally located room ln tle
city. Rent reasonable o. right parties Auufes,
or call C. u. Fowler, % Lyon 81 city y
IOR KENI-A PLEASANT FURNISHED
L front noon ou ground hOor. in desirable loeai-
ity suitable for one or two gentlemen. excellent
table board near by. Address i2 bostsick-st.
EOR RENI-A LARGE ROOM GROUND FLOOR
4 closets and bath room, with or w4tLpai
board, 1J College-Ave.
no RENTING HANDSOME ROOMS MIIH
L hrst-ciass board. Gail al l3i No Division g.
40 RENT-ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
1 suitable Tor oHe or two gentlemen, in pri-
vatc family pleasantly situated opposite postof-
nee. Inquire ai no \. Dirision-st
10 RENr-lN THE BLOCK NO - CANAL
| street. suit oi three rooms, % suit tenants,
such car have one. two OF three rooms. a. they
for single gentlemen IOr lodging purposes Good
tenants can have such at very i0w rates. Inquire
al once az No. - tanal-ct oi A Berain.
no RENT-GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS AT a
j very low rate. Apply a. the Hempie House.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30


Il = sssd tnAf ths famous FIszz ~zll
case. which w4s decided u favor q Ger
lei University ss sgzinsf Prof kEsgE
sld the heirs Of Ms FIsEz last NeiEss-
dag a. ltaael, ) Y ~ill Be appealed.
The case las been al Interesting aud im-
portalt one, nct only ca account u the
amgaut involved, estimated AZ over =
Dlllol all q half. out GA account u tie
circumstances " the ease. lie people
u Miellgan are the Eofe interested ln Il
uos ol secoalE " the fact ilat tie pres
cot President lately sent from this state
Prof fIsEE lad been a professor IL
AID the Librarian of the University,
which Ess tie Lsgsfee Of the gifs hon
he lad married while sue vas Al invalid
abroad Dut q short tue before her death
hef father Joss MCGRAw, bad contrib
utsd, ~lIle living. over 10000 10 the
University foF a library building and she
lad gwen the Institution a number Of
valuable presents. Sue left viii, exc
cuted IN Berlin, Germany, July Ia, 1880,
by which she gave $4,000 10 Professor
FIsKE, and other irgaci~s amounting to
about Sl2000O0 10 other persons and
corporations besides Cornell University.
TO the University she bsqueathed S5O.-
600 to complete tho MCGRAW building
aad $4,000. 10 trust, 10 De known ss
the McGRAw library fund, the income
from which was 70 De devoted 10 i'm
provement of the University library, with
tue eOodItion imposed that no literature
hostile 70 Chris tianity should ever be
paid for from the fund. Then 10 addi-
ton 10 this she made the University her
rssiduary lsgatee, the residue to be
added 20 the library fund
The alleged invaidity OF the legacies to
the University was based On the fact that
IT'S charter limited It's property holdings
to S3O000O0 The Judge, however, holds
that it has not been proved that the prop
erty OF the University contemplated by
the section Of the charter which contains
the limitation clause, exceeded in value
S3,0OOO0O at the time OF Mrs. FIsKE's
death. This decision follows from the
opinion held by the Judge that the Uni-
vsrsity does not own absolutely certain
lands sold to Ezra Cornell by the state.
THIS famous quarrel has been most
unfortunate ole for the reputation of all
parties concerned. and it might undoubt-
edly have been avoided had certain of
the trustees of the University treated
Prot FIsKE with the consideration which
propnety, under the circumstances, de-
mauded.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30
every description.

Brussels, Velvets, Moquettes,
Administers, Ingralns, Mat
tings, Linoleum, Oils Cloths,
Rugs, Lace Curtains, Window
Shades, Draperies, Portieres,
Curtain-poles and Trimmings
of all kinds and at the lowest
prices.
Dressmaking and the manu-
facture of Wraps, under the
charge of Mrs. L. 4. Hodges,
in connection with our Store.
is a most desirable arrange
ment for our numerous custo-
mers.
Strangers are cordially in
vited to visit our immense
Dry Goods and Carpet estab-
bishment, and all persons who
are desirous cf making pur-
chases of Dry Goods of any
description, and who cannot
conveniently come to Grand
Rapids, may avail themselves
of the largest and greatest
variety of merchandise to be
found in the State simply by
writing us and making known
their wants. We do a very
large business in this manner.
Thousands of letters are re-
ceived weekly from all over
the country ordering goods by
mail and by express.
People who have never tried
this way Of making purchases
VIII be surprised at this salts
factory manner of supplying
their wants.
Very Respectfully.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30

lok hENI-OAE SECTION of LEaRAND
leirccs nae real0ruos ulork uu Oil4na-s-.
Pheasant losatunf central io business. Ata
house, NlfA modern lnlprak ellenis and ooIl lseie
in al H. appointments. a. A. Page -aleI ltl
National halk -
EOk hkAI-Fl kAI-uED HOUSE fOpK
ruoms i1f fanlis 1l tRo. Cau have lulmvli-
ale possession. Adofess 81 Ieit gram iieraig ulsoe
IOR kENI-FINE HOUSES TO kEAI fkuM
q % slZ IA nea cottages Coz sale IfuIE erlu
- = ~. kaslesi terms. LOO io l0aA Chas
" Cot 81 leaTl-sL IS
no REAI-S -SENEhAL HOUSES Iu RENI FROM
1 - 10 ei2 r4A nvn cottages iOT safe Ou tie
easiest terms -sa 90 81 4a lets i1r saic l8tt lU
eso. and lumber furnished allh "a hlch 60 build.
Apply 10 Chas ". cont 3. ieari-sl
no kENI-HODsE AND BARN ON BRoAD-
i way, ln good order. Also house ol Hast
Bridge street, nearly new. To responsible par
ues loW mates alll b. given We have Tor sale
several loases 4ll iJt. easy terms. NC UIlie
insurance un All GLASSES of iuslFah.e prdIeuy. af
rates lNed Dg ourselves. Money 90 llaD 0n real
estate security. Nay smith Bnue. once. Room =.
INaullcN block Grand Rapid. ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30

lpA sAlt-oAE H0lSE And l-oI Uht
i t.ses iroll tasl oltes Igf s->si ssassi tas
90 las, hliaee - 5000 cosi ss-2.1l ol.els a.
liis sane fa-f Aaoalt iols sise $50 AAo $50
Land le4f cls irol1 rgt IA f1riy sclts lassns luI
sale lI SAfaal.ze lft houses ia reiu 81 - t4
. Al.lef real estate azelli - alalal rsafa -
rok kAf-IHf HulsE And I0I Al M -
/ sFrAg>t Aialile a. 81 h. & l1nd
department -
gHOlgE 6lkEN IN CHollE l0I- OA IiiollE II
Y sileelS Ia c1nils lolatl11 81 . fAaiot prlgc I
49l iaee suur C0uirt ssai- H. = trofil lolll &.
Aoseus b ock. oFls.sile saoei Aotel.
LOA sAIk-INo GOOD hoIsA> box >AlE
~ re-i iaqane oi !. p hes..at las Aa-lot-
NOR sAIE-IHf BEST BAkaAIN 0IFFaEB
i tare ghaHee lul luf. slllsu4 a. d huuo
Tao houses aIl 4als eatl Aoilse has Eaaals nlla
iis e e-tl iaa--ii4 i'e~e1At i'.>i-'s- itie lti-
ftcl Nuis 9 tsif ff lsslt lol-f> esit iloNa- Aai-
ancs Nlas nol.d reli oas ri tet helsos ellcsp.
A. z as1e. under sin h4ti0uA- hauk 81
| HAVE A NoDERN HogsE oN NfSl sIDE
i bal ttc liia-les N2ik nani llilI.sl f.aat illl
] Nlll sstl a. salrllts ur aloe l ir4Qe sln4i.
i,an rsslle-ot noi ettI lAe talae oi s-lut Al
cfts- n. y. cAFe lEtNasan "A tfs-.u
r0R sALE cHoICH REsL fsTAIE IHANE
4 log sale y luis ol oa4iAnltks addition
irlALug ol tilcrl9. Charles ald Iasi-sls. iricas
in" ano terms c1ss Also n.4ulllil beildllg
slir 81 tle iol pi ruiten 4 hlii 49, i.e uaat p.
tit icsi deep &. il. 4as .aI. ~ Dean. hoiol
A. Mosroe 81
NOR sALE-Al "A GREAT BARGAIN. NY
i house and iol llt south Lafayette House is
Substantially bulit splendid utA hul aisieu.
bath Room. closet. etc I.pi sia4+t N ilI stl tha
whole a. NAai Lulst gosi o. laill. r >ad ihis
hoAth a. o. Aliel- corner f-itan AID lpl-la-
sla 81
4 OIr. LOIS iofr-DN ~eII Ih IIfISloN--I.
IL suitable laI stores os luiti q riAIl haIisl-
al bank. These src KtIf thulaC were h1ueEt
ssfef4i seare Hsu win Flci ui rrfiatie iiaFfofc-
ncni on that tloreuFltare. li.lis Arlr oenerai
Agency ~
L'Ok -Al.k-IhE OLD tioN h~lEAE ,a SHAN
4 tnui ave. lol lDl hY n Sect Nil relI ous-
halfof lot ulth houst aid nsrIl ii aesf red House
lu good repair with bath raan loi aal t.ild
water ln saaic. good cellar uiih lurleoe Viii
it sold uu reasonable terms AIE.l 81 H n y
HoYeg IS Mnufot.sz
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30

The Detroit Eceanq Neics says that IL is
understood that clergyman who Lives in
Lansing and is worth 100000 has applied
for leave so adopt the two orphan little
Nutman girls, whose cases are being heard
in the Detroit courts, there being dispute
about their guardianship. This story by the
Eveniag AeiCs is exceedingly indefinite The
only clue 20 the Lansing clergyman being
that he is worth 500 600, nobody here is
able 10 pick out which one of our dozen or
more clergymen is the right man. If il was
a million .he identity would be clear, as
there Is not more than one Lansing Clergy
man who is worth a million. Lansing Re
publican
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30

To the Editor Of the TGLEGEAN-HERALD.
GRAND RAPius, Mich, May IA word in re-
pis TO your AGAIN. Don't be Ridiculous" and l
su, done ! ara unable % see how your calling
nae criminal, "a dead beat "a knave or a
io', "a nancy, carries any particular weight
a. an argument. Getting mad and calling names
generally indicates that man has the wrong
side OF the question and is conscious OF If. You
say I SANDER you when say that You have ever.
by ore single ilue arraycd yourself on the side OF
lave breakers. let as see The iaw of Michigan
iorbids any person being prescnt at any public
ulNtf-iNn- snow or entertainment on sunday, The
punishment being lue not exceeding ten dollars
lor each ofense Balloon asceusi1ns. fireworks.
ETC., are certainly public diversions or shows.
Every person attending one of them is law
breaker
You say. "Thcre is nothing immoral in the ex-
hi1iiions at the Lake ou sunday let us have
more Of ihem DO you uot array yourself ON the
side of the lsw-hreakers when you openly pro-
nounre in favor OF violation of law Now VIII
yuu please answer my question explicitly aud
allow noe Co. say that 70 Is entirely rreieY ant % say
that \. e. johnson OF Mcssr FaRtiind or X
johnson. DO just ~ too Nor doeS t avail anything
% tndcaNur tu hide under the skirts 81 Professor
SWctsberg, Major Watson or ex-Lieuieuaut- Gov
Crnor crosby am talking TO you rs "A public
journalist on whom rcss responsibility scarcely
equalled In the case OF any other profession. I
] have been proud Of your stalWart denuneation
OF TIE anarchists and Communists. and have
heartily endorsed your position in regard % the
labor troubles geEeraily- discriminating wise
lndicicas have hCped that your paper. under
The new management would be- one 20 would be
safe 10 tie to. / hope - sfll. In addition 10 mv
other remark. that you ought % le ashamed of
yours'lf- llt me say That your evident anxiety fo
brsce up hy calling 81 your aid 80 many respect
atle names certainly Indicates that sou are
ashamed of younCn J Congratulate Eau. How
iie * liele nani Governor reconciie- bis ao ions
with his professions y understand he Is p shining
light in tha kaptl-f church, ID not know do
know that some saiuou|.f- when demonstrated
Hifn for keeping tleir sal suus oreu un sunday.
refer t9 Crosby and nis railroad a- en endorse
meut ol tafir actions. Oae thing more iu this
and my iaruer arfiee. allude only fo tho Illegal
exhibitions. have Hot said word aealnet fhe
cars running to the lake on sl1day
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30

Tor SALt-A DkocEhl rs uNE 80 IHE
best locations lu ne fllf al q Illfaaln Aa-rs.,
J. a L.. Iclcsrala-ieraid office.
EoR sALE-CHEAf A FlAf roNl a
I nearly ucn Phaelot HaFnrss end Cutter Iali
~ address 90 trcsoeli-afs of i5. Nesi brdec si-
NOR sALE-TMo nEANA Mukk nak~l.-.
i Ns9l aee and sound one good saddle iaart
oi dfhef. good slzr aili young. eae-lr.a gsar nla
co-t broken Tor safe cheap. Allress e Iltn.
JOS Lsisi } fl.ion-st.. ofaud Rapids IS
4 GOOD PIANO IoA sAll. l.lisan tAILAT
4 PSI - Division 81 aud examine. 81
COk sALE CHEAP-A INoNatkL ROAD
L cart nearly Iea. Also hulse aud iai I.s
sne.aoa - GOOD location. Alp.s a. ie- Aonn,t-
-. Shoe stone. 81
LoK sALF-CoNILETE sET N. 81. kFp0KTs
4 Naiis aril1lit niiQ otieuct- au1 other vain.
fred :. Clark Grand kap.ds, Aich.
NOR sALE-A PORTABLE BAIH Ig8 tknoei
4 tuuk a. eatIr,lg ucH, cgei So nli ise s0il
Tor $40 cash Also nHog carslaro DsH. cost st
prce 9 Addus T. q. a. Telegram heralt
COR sAIE-A SECONDHAND ,HirkEHiND
/ piano. VIZ he sod cheap H ss'd esau Cali
~ Nh DeHey.s jog Aouroe -. up stain
NOR SAlE-A LADY WHO l- 0OING IO
leaVe the city desires o. Sell q fnc |rare
piano. four round oortcr. first -c'as make l.een
used iess ihsu three months. Nwt be sold n
t~o weeks. tali after Z B. in. % 2r tittaaa -
IoR sAlE-CHFAP-TW0 PHf.rON FTt.-
4 gi' AID one tRoseated surrey 1leRs NM
sea- cheap d sQll mined laiel3 g. taN uu = n.
tire ,cuaAs. ~ lasi Hrd9t-tt opposite Hs-. q
liquor >iaft. H
L'ok -ALf-flSHlA0 1ACkIINa All Ua-f
a We afe closing o4t oar ttock uf iaea gss.is.
Trout aud fa-, Uses. trolling Hoaks ETC.. f falif.-
80 :" r. -Ail. s.e.,s7.i - tafi' lief tii.e q 80.
L'Ok sALt-A fIfs r-CiA-s SILVER MATCH
/ tklu. National Natca tsmnauf.t naEs.
uosf esq u-fl Dui little. HiI at s0.l ai liberal
discount. Inquire si IFiEsEtN HEEtLn affee
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30

NAAtED-A GOOD alkL foR 0kNfAAL
W hoaseaQIk apply a. oace 81 lal At et1.il-
e. htsl side. -
uANIED-A GIRL 10 10 GEN ERAI Kllt a.
" II aurk a. li4 laIrssi Alls a. 0loa-
ricn -
lANTfD-A COMPETENT GIRL To uo
" scnrfai helssettrk- ~ eilei Dee0 apps
81 IN b. kQsens. az Aans3nlsl. -
AANIEh Az EAfEklkACkD WAIST flA-
" lshsE Apply "a ouoe a. petsun of iiy ulsli
WITH references Aiss G. J.. Dewey Aeaal 80
AlCn -
uANIED F0JR 6O0D DRESsMAkA Ai.s At
W oace taA al Mrs. q. han ns Aonrs,-st.
NANIED-A NONAA Io 10 sECoNu WORK
w who inoIolls hls 4t-efs-sD4s lef a-iy. A.
ply az til "a cI8llg osiuss.u { and q clttk Ma.
Joseph ii hoiiderly, SO NAefrs e. a
AANIkD-A GIRL To 10 0EAERAL
" noLseaork. None ban coIapeleaf iseieosl
Win good references ucel apply. hasss e. per
aetk Aypis al Mrr =. 81 l-sil.sll. puflef JgIer-
s1h ave all Cherry st -
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30
PULSE OF THE PEOPLE.


To the Editor of The TELEGRAM HERALD.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May % lss5-some ten
DAYS age / noticed in the TEiEGRAN HERALD a
copy of The protest that was read in the Protes-
tant churches the previous sunday. said protest
read as follows. 1--WE do most solemnly protest
against this most shameful abuse of the day which
has been set apart by the word of Cod, aud
never having seen any such command in the
Bible I asked the clergy through your paper in
the issue of the 18th inst where they found this
command 20 observe OF keep sunday as a sacred
day. I then expected might be overwhelmed
by replies of scripture quotations but up to this
time have seen none, and. learning through
your paper that the returns are in" / see that
they have submitted their petition and protest %
the street railroad company, and. having had
numerous enquiries asking NJ ! vet had got what
/ asked FOR, have concluded 10 repeat the re-
quest, but put 1t in another form.
This time ! viii ask the same question hut
AK It oi the ladies who So active in crculat-
ing this petition VIII not they tell me, together
with the enquiring public, and to make il an OBJ
lect 70 them. make this proposition. If they viii
do this 20 the satisfaction Of any disiuterested
party viii give 10 any charitable institution in
this CITY that they may name ela0.
D. A. BLODGTTr.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30
ms ENGuS9. YOU KNOW.

~ > ENGLto1s fOO kNOW.
l. would seem that an Eughshman has
as much idea OF sentiment as he has Of
joke that has 10. been fully and accu-
rately designed aud provided with a dia-
gram By Punch. Sentiment with the
average Englishman. ruus to not alto
ge'her comeiy queens and vulgar rakes Of
nobility. Over an object of this sort a
weil-brought up Engtshman viii howl
himself hoarse and 20 so far as to laugh
and destroy a new silk hat. He viii even
DO more. The other day, as soon as the
Queen had left the Liverpool exhibition,
he proved i. II a most edifyinz manner.
Hundreds OF these English, many of
then from the upper and middle classes,
made a rush for the seats that had just
been vacated by VICToBA and the royal
party, and engaged in frantic struggle
to crafty the singular desire Of sitting
upon the same seats that had been
warmed by royalty. For some minutes
it appeared that there was gong to be a
Tree and bloody light Coats were ripped
up the back, hats we're smashed and
ladies had their dresses nearly torn from
their persons IN the mad desire to squat
fer q second on a cane CHAIR where roy
atty had been, and the police had to
charge the mob with drawn clubs before
they would desist, and then it was dis
covered that the draperies had been torn
10 ribbons and carried of az relics. Aud
these are the unseUtimental English we
reaa Of IN guide books
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30

one thing is quite certain, East Saginaw
need not allow her murder 20 become "a
secret The county will not be obliged 10
oiler rewards and employ detectives 10 mud
the murderer. one man saw the victim
fall, aud then saw Mesers pat his pistol in
his pocket aud run. II il had occurred in
Detroit. even under such circumstance. the
probabilities are they w0uidn have caught
the right man. This Northern climate in
duces Perspicacity y.-SagiRaV Ersqiag Jouf-
nal
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30
ron RENt-BUsINESs PUBP0SKS.

Tor RENT-DEslRABIE OFFICE OR LIGHT
L nnu-el eegiag rooils. in Porter block. corner
Mosioe aud llyi-inu-sts. James Cox, agent.
ruOm 81
L'uR KENT-A STORE. SIZE 25x10 FEEI. on
west Side Of south DiNl-ion-,t between ID
ana 4th aKes. vers desirable location for either
dry goods OF groceTits Inquire oi Geo. Bates ou
premises. 81
no DESIRABLE SIDNE NO ~
| Pearl--i, loveG block. now occupied by Mohl
aud Van Aisine wlu De- ior rcni Aay Isl. Geo.
". Allen.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30

/ OsT-sTRAYED OR sTOIEN PROM sss EAsT-
IL 81. iei black horse. seven ycar nld was
bind iu pae eve IiaefaI reward is offered iof
the return Of the animai. klaas euii a
| OsT-SMALL DARK LEATHER POCKET
IL book. strap fastening containing tso bills
postage STAMPS. two small keysard q small black
cord The hudcr sil be- literally rewarded at
this office. =
I OsT-ElTfER on FlF1H-AVE. GOODRICH
IL - anu south iiitisiun-tt.. lfaf hand bag.
containing among other things 81 in money and
Key. lnp JOSS j. fhaf uf very uecitf lady. and
lt Is q De- hoped the hudcr Vi return che ssnc 10
tbs. Office
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-30

NANTED-THBEE oR FOUB FURNISHED
W ro0us suitable Tor light .i>ekecfiug. Must
bc on gIonnd hpor end rcnf uoi fp exrced s 5 per
month. Address ID. b. cafe It.cefalA- Herald oi-
Zee.
EANTED-TO KhNT a SMALL HOUSE OR
W 8 or rooms suitable far Housekeeping hy
steady tenant. Address giving terms aud ioUa-
tou h r. ~, care this Office.