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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
RsPORTs d A coMPRoMlsE.
D4soy say- his Party "nI be Beaten
Rather Than Compromise.

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erHpI-e tl SEND dclr-tir- I'd ,,t" 'N
o'snE proxies to certain paliie IN lnis cily.
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good grounds loi th7 s'al'iiioH' '-"- oUV
proposed attempt % e"Ic-f''e ,lo -U''1S ~
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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
The Democrats of ohio Ready for The
state Convention

The Democrats of Ohio Ready FOR Their
state Convention
ToIFpo. Aug 1.-THE Democratic state
Convention tomorrow promises ~ be ihs
most remarkable display ofharnnony known
at a Democratic convention for yesrs. Tee
contests are practically ended. q. fhe nomi-
nation Of Y0uug f1 Secretary 0f susie n
oanoeaea ard a. other nominsfiDns VII 10
made hf seriamafion. Tonight tne prs m
frar~ meetings ~ fhe districts were bfid
without in1dert and remarkably strong
aelsf.i ms sere made TIE uev 1erfrs
Comm .ftas ie srgey composed - rec ected
men The Camaliffee gn il--e'naons hss
un ID Alien O. Myers Congressman Nsrfen.
" W. Armsr fng aud other egusfnraols
fse-n. .r-afs NJ Sfafs eeiebffr Iufles sons
are fhaf the platform gl4 - asaueeTVar 80
.arefa. docament vhieh Viif 10 general. 9
commended nF fbe party
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
SQUIRE AND FLYNN
A New Indictment Presented
Against Them.
CHARGED JOINTLY BIIH C1sSPIRlGI
ths arsna Jsg Satisfied thar Others
are Involved. bat fhe Esaencs
not tnough 10 ~Arfaas
Their Indictment.

Nf~ AoES Aug l..r rhs- .,=s--- isirf ia
/. day iiiesenis.. -sr-1ss Inducements ae4iusi
Con- llls-s6fleT af Pubdc Narks Haln Al
squire and Cont1aclar Nana fIynn. j.
oAarses iheul ioiusly ~i.h ooasrracy aua
contains tseagy-ieo counts D.stna Al
torues Martius ssys ht secured lhls iadial.
a1eni ia orasI io prcyeli .he accused a.su
trom escaping ol auF seehmas8ls S4ails
apa ifln .ll. nui ne nearfcs %. bai A8l
pe noiiAea a. apieaf iu calu iomorroN a. and
pieal to tle indictment The era1d
lafy made az address to ihe coau an prs.
senlng ihe iuolc.msll lley deelaas asl iaa
tn-A were satisfied tlai oilrFs ~rre il
foifcl in tae corruption iLoleh ILe eti.
denoe sas noi definite enough la ~arraut
indictments They hopes iaal iI4f le.n-
muu3 ln the iorancpmiIe trials eou.d cn-
able lne be1t lr4na ilf fo inalsl iaf
suiily persons. lilr address las caused
some str among ihe local poiag.aas.
Aafor Grace mas f1rsar1ei o. Governor
hil ihe nrcor1 ll the saurs ossr -and n-
iormed him ui his decision - remove
Squire on Tie evidence contained therein.
TIE ouiy paper iu MIelieao aafs.a. of nitrslt
receiving hA tnl.e1 tre-s ielaI Ulsf
NJ. VII . .
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
An eLseANT srAfloN.


The Proposed fsssenEer Depot - the Hal
timore ana Ohio Rs4rasa
PHILAnELrms Aug l1.-Arcaitecf Frank
farness has shout completes tbs plans to-
lhe new passenger siausn of ibe Balumors
and Ohi2 railrosd which b ta he erec..,i 81
Twenty fourth and Cresaaf-s's jast soath
of The east spproaCh io fle Cres
cent 81 bridge TLs approach wil
be wideued 0nt and extended 90
the level 0f the second 6aor ai ihs depot
Passengers vii dcscen1 ID fls ground Hsar
10 take tralns. Instead oi Ealue nDune alalf
oi steps ~ in De- Ptrusf Ifauia depot Tha
building will extend l73 feet on Chestnut
81 and 40 loei on Iseaip fourth -,i. Ga
viii extend ~ feet in helehi aoore the
level oi Twenty. falrh-st. Rith au orla-
mental tower lso feet high on one corner.
The material used iu construction vii be
brick. iron anG ierrs coifa
The main waiting room. which r on ths
second hoor. wll be lle feei SONG and 81
feet VIDE Ca this heur VII ba a dining
room and lunch counters on tht rrauad
floor viii be- news stands baEesee ROOMS.
ca b stands and smaller waiting rsane Ea-
trance t0 trains viii bc through Fa es on
this floor. The upper sferes ail he use1
for Offices of the various ei sails and tle
main operating room uf tas ballmefa aud
ONO Telegraph Company
The building viii he handsomely decorz'-
cd and furnished throughout JOS esflaafcd
cost j. 100000 Wors IS aireaif begun
aud h Is eKpec q .o be- completed th.s
Fail
To TELEsRANHfaAlp h.- eoaas n,
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

John Harmon's long hair, striking face
and figure looms up among the swarm of
Democrats in town. lie has not missed a
Democratic convention i'm Michigan for
forty years. He is the most prominent
member of the third house at Washington
aud IS said t0 know personally more public
men than any other citizen Of the United
States Mr. Harmon was brave two days
soldier IN the Patriot war and is an ex-
MAYOR of Dpfrnif
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

A A. Ellis. Prosecuting Attorney Of
Ionia County, asserts that he Is still a
Greeubacker all reports contrary notwith-
standing.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Timothy Z rarsuey, the young lion Of
the Saginaw Valley, isquariered at Sweet S.
where he is taxing an sctve pari in the
Burt boom "liuerng Iim' Is the mem
ber 0f Congress from The Eighth District.
aud he hopes for a denomination and
election.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Whitney Jones. county treasurer Of In
CHAM county, the first Republican auditor
general ana candidate for state treasurer,
provided that office goes 10 the Greenback
side of the house, vles with Rev Ethan Ray
Clarke for the honor of being the fat man
of the convention
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Dr Foster Pratt. Of Kslamazoo ex-Chair-
man of the Democratic State Committee.
and the gentleman who gave to Che press
Dickinson denuacistory letter ~ ~ is a.
the Morton and strokes bis long h.scs beard
witn apparent coHfentnent ie Says ev
arefIfn- looks well Narnine uer
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
GATHERED II THE LOBBY.


IIWII- ItUUIns
J. +. Billingt0n, of this city, former
resident of the Saginaw Valley, is booming
W r. Burt with all the enthusiasm of
youth lie relates with pleasurable pride
the many kind acts of Mr. Burt. and asserts
positively that Burt will poll the vote of
every X of /. and working man i'm the
Saginaw Valley, and sweep the State by am
overwhelming majority. Burts kindness
20 the Door and distressed is said 10 have
mado him everNnodV.s lriend.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Gen Stephen Bronson. of Big Rapids,
candidate for Congress from the Ninth Dis
trict in 1ss2 ereets his fellow Greenhack
ers With a hearty grasp IF the hand likened
only to the haudshake of Adoiph Leitelt or
John Scobev The old gentleman is an en-
thusia astic worker in Che cause and has
spent small fortune in the rromugation
ol the party principles.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

George l. Yaple Of Mendon, ex.Green-
back member OF Congress from the Fourth
District and now 6aDernatorial apiant
DR. g. s Maynard. of Paw Paw. prospective
candidate for Congress lu the same district
occupy the same room al Sweets and give
each other uoiute
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Geo. s Cooper Disappointed candidate
Tor Tie lonia posioidce and A B. KELSEY
disappointed candidate f9f the e. $ Mar
.haisaip. are ou band seeking Tie scalps ui
lhe men who defeated Congressman Com
stock hearty endorsement oi their claims
Tor recognition.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

j u. Phillips. ~ s. Leuis the nooiest
Roman u an the 0rsenback hosts. who
was appointed e. d position Era the Pau
Huron Custom House and eiee.ed tor or
eauizins Grand lrluk empio3ez into ihe *
0f H.. ls one 81 t4e stately lgures among
tAe distinguished guests
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

4 GREAT Gathering ~ Irish Americans 20
bs Reid August ~

tfr..t.tt .t .Ft .t..aftH ftff.N
i.HrFxEe Mich Aue Or -Nichae Dsr.
iti viii speak al E-aansbs Saturday arg.
usi - 81 which tme there wiH 20 sn irish
National dsmonsfrstIon ~ fhe ifith soeie' 90
in the Peninsula Iohn p Fiue-v ~ Che
cago Hon John Power. nf Beams ani a
number ~ other prominent lrsh Amer.
csns viii Speak 81 the gathering -f,af HI
trains giIl run 0r oil fte railroads if s
e1necef fhsi twenty hFe fnpHeand resr'e
Ell b. in E.csnaaa on fhe leth. Every
Irsh society in Delta Mcnou nee p n
Mountain. Marquette Ho1eafon aua Hf
aea counties Nirh. ead from Narnei b
ard Green Bias. ria bf In ateudancf Nr
nsvie RiH arrive in Esesnahs Saturday
and leave sunday or Non1eT
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Elisha Pans0orn OF Newaygo County, for
two terms Sheriff and a member OF the
Greenoack State Committee was central
figure az Sweet yesterday. He has been
sick for the pssi seven months. but says
that a Greenback convention acis Oh him
ike a tonic
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Dr. G.. c. Turner, Of Jackson, one Of the
tried and true Of the GreenbacS party. was
one of the ffrst Oh the scene Of battle. The
Doctor has never missed convention or
gathering of fhe party since he Joined Dc
and he is greeted on every hand hy friends
Vho are a WAYS glad io welcome and honor
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Frank L Dodge, Of Lansing, ex-Repre-
sentative and prominent attorney Of the
Capital City. is at the Morton. Dodge is a
representative of the Young Democracy and
can secure the Senatorial nomination IN bis
district if he wants it,
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

James E. Nichols, of Lansing, Greenback
Prosecuting Attorney of Ingham county,
and James Winnie Greenback postmaster
ar Grand Ledge Eaton county are among
the distinguished delegates participating IN
the convention
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Wm T. Quimhy. editor of the Detroit
Free Press. and Wm. A Noon. Of that city.
were among the late arrivals.
Daniel J Campau is the youngest and
wealihiesi of Detr0its Democrats and John
!. Fnueht is the hands0mest-
W " Robinson. one Of netr0it's lively
Young Democrats. arrived on the late y a
VI tram with the remainder II the Detroit
delegation He piloted them sil 90 the
Morton.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

TX Gov. Begoie and Hon. John G.
blanchard. sat togefher Al The supper table,
at Sweets last evening and discussed their
bovhoad davs wav back in 1882 when both
attended the same lor school house.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

How do you do, Governor, remarked a
guest al Sweets Hotel last evening as he
passed in to supper. and Immediately ex-
Governor Begule. Senator Sherwood and
Congressman Yaple bowed IN recognition of
the salufafiOn
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

The Greenhack Slate Convention is the
largest ever held by that party. and the del
egates are able representatives az the Green
nack canse
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

The State Central Committee met yester-
day at the Morton House and selected ".
Chairman of the Democratic Convention
and H. f. Pennington, of Charlotte tenn
uorarv secretary
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

S S. Curry. Of Ishpeming mentioned in
connection with the Democratic nominee
for Lieutenant Governor. Is at the Morton.
Mr Curry hss n voice in the matter and
will Got consent tO make the run.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

NJ II Clark. of the po.ee ~ ke People
Manistee. is putting In few siedge-ham
mer blows against the enemies who d0wned
ham ln his recent light.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Byron 6. Stout, of Pontiac, who can
have the Democratic nomination for Con-
gress from the Sixth District heads the
Oakland county delegation and enjoys the
pleasure of the large crowd and good feel
"a
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Cu-,.o. Aug. l-.--At the meeting Of the
National Executive Committee of the Irish
National League tonight Judge W. J Fitz-
Gerald. NJ Cincinnati. was agreed upon for
temporary Chairman Owing 20 the nom
arrival u Dr. llY. The treasurer. the
convention will meet a. 20 clock instead oi
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
WIN be Rsnomin@ted.

The Greenbackers from all parts of The
state conce3e that " ID Fuller will again
be- chosen a. chairman Of the Grecnoack
State Committee
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

The hotels last night contained more
guests thsn a. any ume in their history
The crowd Is much iarser than anticipated
by ihe most enthusiast.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
Where They Meet.

The Democratic State Convention con-
venes at Redmond's Opera House at IL
O'Clock this morning, and the Greenbsck
Convention az Powers an hour earlier.
Tickets of admission must be secured 10
either
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
Tho Frnii. Of Combination.

a. L. Cole of Howell Probate Judge
of Livingston county, and 4. J. Willet. OF
St. Louis, Gratiot county, Regent of the
State University. stand out As the fruits Of
reward for the Greenpackers on comoina-
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Col II C. Hodge. of Jackson. ihe tall.
strong voiced patriot Of The Greenback
party. assists v. Il B MerVin. ex member
~ fhe state Railroad Board. in keeping up
the dignity of fhe prison city
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
Taking HIND.

% Brien J. Atkinson, Of Port Huron, who
left the Democratic party two years since 20
Greenback ticket IN the Seventh District. Is
on hand working hard with the Burt
boouprs
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

J. II Holman. Of Oakland County State
Senator and the fog-horu Of the Gneenback
hosts may be mistaken for a preacher, he is
50 dignihed, you know.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

william Stevenson. private secretary 20
Governor Rera'e during lis adm mni-trafion.
f. opposing fusion vifh hearty god will
stevenson essa candidate far poslflon
nafar President Cleveland
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

What's lhs matter viii tie Daai
Ltaaa said the proprietor of a newsstand
ln one of lhe prominent hotels Yesterday
The Orceubac kers don seem o. lIke ll and
0-s Tie ether i,zIers iu preference
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
Seeing the sights.

About two hundred Of the delegates Wis.
tied the Soldiers Home yesterday and ap
pesred well pleased with their trip.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Mm. Shakespeare. oI Kalamazoo. e8-
QuarIern 4ster- General under tie beEoie
regime il among tle distinguished gentle
men on hand early 30 sex ihe whole show
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

Mt W0odmh. of ths Cadillac Nlis
rea.sc.ai which seeks % shape tie ooarse
and 0atllue Tie policy ~ Michigan
Democracy, is 81 lne Morton.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

". /. Bancroft, ex-Collector II Customs
At Port Huron. and deposed by a Repuhli-
can Senate and hostile Democrats l. at the
Morton
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
He VIII rs. Here

The familiar face OF L. McHugh. Of Are
nae county. is missed, but has friends
promise that he will be ON hand tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

George H. Durand Arthur J. Eddy and
the Flint delegation arrived last night,
ditto J. NJ. Sterling aud the Monroe delega-
ffpu
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

G. Homer Jones. OF Charlotte, Greenback
Register Of Deeds of Eaton County, is Al the
front battling for the nomination Of a win
ming ticket
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

\ K Hayes, Of Muir while a delegate 10
the Greenback state Convention. is perhaps
more interested IN looking after that little
Congressional boom.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
He Has Reen There

Maj. A. B. Morse, Supreme Court Justice,
looks Oh complacently at the struggle with
an ar hat seems TO say, I've been there.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
Ue brought Thern Along

J l. Mead, Of Lansing. IL on hand with
bis usual financial resolutions. which be
will nre 81 the convention to-day
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

E. G.. Stevenson, the young Congressional
sspiraut from the seventh District, is At the
Af..rI..r.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18
Looking 1t Up.

Jerome ". Turner Of Owasso. candidate
for the Democratic nomination for Attor-
ney General, IL looking after ms boom.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

The 81 L. delegates o. the Two Stale
Conventions will meet al the Superior Coart
room this morning. a. s o'clock. 10 lay out
d united plan Of action.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

". G Thompson, Henry \ Breevort
and Daniel J. Campau. all OF Detroit. &C
as DOdyCuard to "Mikado Dickinson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

At midnight last night all the booms
We're in = chaotic state. Who shall ID be
Begold. Burt, Sherwood. White or laple.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

sprg as some of tle Juvenile talent fAai
bats lIou Msyue e8Qlls ln le ureeah4ek
aeIe-allsl
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

TIE ouiy paper in Mlenleao aats.a. of natrst
rrrflfiuE b fla InllrI ffa.s f.f.4.lI e r1st
il4-t->silA N HERALD
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-18

~ tsssNAit tl.s Circulation - A.
othsF tsr4Dd k4tl.l, fa41.er
a14d Receives the
FULL PRESS REPORT.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-28

The Indications for real, genuine,
old-fashioned European war are now
first-class. Prince Alexander, of Bull
garia, who few months ago trounced
King Milan, OF Servia, in spite of the
opposition of Russia, has been de-
throwned by an insignificant parcel of
political intriguers. who were, no doubt,
backed by Russia. He has left his
country in disgust, and is supposed to
DO In Austria. although some accounts
state that Russia has him in in keeping.
His followers. are rising all over his
province to reinstate him, aud as Eng
land is known to be in close sympathy
with him, as well as Austria, the clash of
arms may be regarded as imminent,
Should England and Russia both be
drawn into the imbrog'io, there win be
an excellent opportunity to settle old
scores, and to the rest of the world the
matter would prove vastly Interesting.
Aside from q purely humanitarian Wow
Of the question, big European strug-
gle would prove of great financial bene-
1t to the United States, and in no place
more so than in the west.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-28

A BIG, beef -eating Engilsnman, red
faced, and otherwise named Hem, who
is honored with the command If a fine
racing yacht the Galatea-has been
bluffing the New York boys with bold
challenge to race their best yacht a.
round Bermuda island. or course all
Yankeedom gaspingly awaits the result,
and if the awful challenge is accepted,
and the English Hem wins, it is not
likely that Cleveland will be reelected.
With this blood-curdling challenge
over our heads, the base ball
still unsettled aud Sulli-
van about to punch q fellows head
down in New Jersey, it is no wonder
our government has no time to knock
he chip off Mexico's shoulder. Such
Important matters require great deal
Il attention.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-28
OAKLAWN FARM.

A visit to this great horse importing
and breeding establishment convinces
one thatits reputation, which has ex-
tended to all parts of tho world, has
been justly earned. Located at Wayne
Ill.,, its proprietor. Mr.. NJ. w. Durham,
with remarkable foresight early COM
pretended the need and probable de-
mand for improvement in the work.
horses in this country: and, in 1872, in
small way began the work which has
attained such grand proportions, the
sales up to date having aggregated sew
eral millions of dollars. The adapta-
bility OF Percheron stations in prefer
ence to other draft horses in crossing on
the native mares of this country has
long been established. To this fact
may be attibuted tneincreasing demand
for Percheron stations that requires an
annual Importation Of several hundred
to supply the needs of "OaklawL." In
selecting this stock only horses of iadi-
vidual excellence, possessing pedigrees
tracing through ar ancestry of choice
breeding are purchased; certificates of
egistry in the Percheron Stud Book IF
France being demanded as proof of (
'1ch breeding.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-28

TIFF Wood River Times man has had
another fight. This sort Of thing has
become so frequent of late, and SO
many Idaho editors havo been licked
that we are beginning to feel sighted
At first We did not intend to pay any
attention to little sights Of this kind,
but when every prominent editor in
the country gets cowhided and shot at,
we feel that wo are growing old and
out of style. We want fight right off,
We want blud A liberal reward vii
be paid for licking. Female cowhi-
ders, competent and willing, will re-
ceive the entire reward; ordinary slug
gers and shooters are not much in de.
mand at this season of tho year and we
shall cut down the figure one-half.
Now come on, Mrs. Paulding, and you,
gazslle-eyed Mary Come on, fond
dwellings, and wallup US. Now is the
time. Come and get reward. II we
are out collecting substitution when
you call, settle with the printer. 1t
Will do us just as much good.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-28

No mere COLLECTIVELY can be a self.
No aggregate, unless pervaded in every
part q continuous whole, can attain any
independent self-heod. A self is one
which is inseparably alive. In the form
it may exist without knowing that it
exists. The self can only know itself
by discriminating itself from Itself
through seif-related distinctions in itself.
Boston Globe.
Wei, of course. We told her all the
time that something would have to give
away. No mere continuous COLLECTIVELY
Of aggregate can make pervaded con-
tinuosity Of sslf-hood whole even If it
exist insepara5ly, and she ought to
have kno xn it before. Next time she
should be more careful.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-28

EDITOR CUTTING has been released
by the Mexican government, and all
war measures are declared of. Now
that the contemplate cur has been set
at liberty, tho United States ought to
arrest him and keep him in con6ne-
mont until he pays the postage fee and
the charges for copying the voluminous
correspondence which passed between
the two countries. The government
should make some effort to get even.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-28

The lease which the u. P. people
were endeayoring to obtain from the
o. II. N. Co., of their line from Hunt
ington, west, has not materislizsd, and
it seems likely that they will be forced
to build their own road to the coast.
From the present outlook it would ap-
pear that there is TO bs considerable ac-
tlvity in railroad matters during the
coming year in this portion Of the ter
ritory.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-28

SECRETARY LAMAR expects to leave
Washington soon for o tour among the
Indian Agencies of tho west. He will
probably be accompanied by Senators
Beck, Voorhees, and others. This is
right. If Fisherman Cleveland could
pluck up enough courage to come west,
he might learn something of interest to
himself and to the country in general.
But Grover seems to be satisfied with
knowing how to catch fish and veto.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-28
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