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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10
There was q battle at Fort Worth

There was o battle at Fort Worth
Texas, last Saturday, between
Sheriffs officers and strikers, in
which three of the posse were
wounded. One of the wounded
died that night. Only one striker
is known TO be wounded. The stri-
kers were armed with Winchester
rifles
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10

"A wink is as good as nod to a
blind horse, and when the TIMES
fails to receive any one exchange
for weeks, the presumption is that
an exchange is no longer wanted,
and the hint is acted on promptly.
If The State press wants the Times
they have got TO be regular.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10

The Richland Beacon announced
last Saturday that "Mr. Pow derby,
of the Knights of Labor, passed
through on the train last Thurs
day evening" The Beacon has
been pranked with. Nr. Powderly
was in New York at that time.
Thursday was the first of April.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10

A grand Interstate drill will
take place in Vicksburg on May H.,
II, ID, IA and 10. Gov. Lowry has
ordered the State militia to meet
there on these dates. 1t will be a
grand affair, and will draw great
crowds.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10

Mississippi, Alabama, Tonnes
see, Virginia, Georgia, Maryland
and West Virginia were visited by
severe rains last week, and floods
followed, causing high water in
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10
RIVER REPORT,
For the Twenty.four Hours Ending
April 9th, 2p. M.

At9 p. M, Louisville, 32;2
rising: Chattanooga 81 1aii,
inc; Nashville, 1873, rising al
2p.m Cincinnati, 55:2, Mem
phis. 32::4, New Orleans, ll;9
Pittsburg, 1875, fall of As, st
Louis, 2l:7, falling, Leaven
worth, lib, rise + tenths.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10

Secretary Manning will hardly
resume his position in the cabinet.
1t is reported that a serious differ
ence arose at the last meeting he
attended, and that he left the meet
ing determined to resign. This is
merely rumor.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10

Chattanooga, Huntsville, Selma,
Montgomery, Tuscaloosa and Me-
ridian have all been overfowed by
the floods of last week. Bad as our
swamps.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10

A few days after the arrest OF
Alderman Waite, the following
Aldermen were arrested. Full
graft, Kirk, Fink and Pearson.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10

The New Orleans papers still
think it funny to get up wonderful
stories for the first Of April edition.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10

Another New York alderman has
been taken in the investigating
drag-net.. Ex-alderman Waite is
the victim this time.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10

The Carrolton outrage appears
to have been a case of justifable
homicide.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10

The highest stage of water from
the present flood is expected to
reach Vicksburg April "a.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10
F, B, & W. s. HULL,
Architects, jackson, Miss

oPECIAL attention given to
= planning and constructing
Churches. Court-hOuses and Jails.
Agents for SNEAD Co.'S celebrated
steel clad Saw and File proof
Jail cells. Send to us for plans and
estimates.
F. 3. & W. s. HULL,
Mar. 13-1yr. Jackson, Miss.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10

Insurance companies paid over
81, OOO, 900 fire losses in Boston last
wear.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10
State Of Louisiana, Parish OF Madi'
son, 9Th Judicial District
Office. Clerks Office.

hereby certify the above and
foregoing II pages to contain a
true and correct copy from the
original judgment and endorse
ments thereon, as the same now
remains on file in this Office.
Witness my signature and official
~ J seal this sth Day OF April,
LIS. \. ID. 1886.
t-) w. H. MCFARLAND,
Deputy Clerk of said Court.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10

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Graph means that this is the last time
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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10
JUDGMENT.
State OfIOuisiana, Pc rish OF Madison
Sth Judicial hi trict Court,
Mrs. A. d. Mitchell, wife,
VS.. $50.
Eli GAMER, Husband.

Eli GAMER, Husband.
THIS case having been regular
", fixed, called for trial, and
tried, and the parties having been
heard by their pleadings, evidence
and counsel, and the law, and the
evidence being in favor of the
plaintiff, Mrs. Amanda Davis Nit
chell. wife, &C., and against the
defendant, Eli GAMER, husband, 1t
is therefore shy reason thereof, or
dered. adjudged and decreed that
Plaintiff do have and recover judg-
ment against defendant for the sum
of two hundred and fifty dollars,
the value of her interest in the
community heretofore existing be-
tween the parties hereto.
And it is further ordered, adjudg-
ed and decreed that the community
of acquitS. and gains heretofore
Existing between Plaintiff and De-
! PENDANT be forever dissolved, and
/ that the Plaintiff, Mrs. Amanda ID.
Mitchell be authorized to admins
ter her property separate from her
husband, Eli GAMER, cost of suit to
be taxed. Done read and signed
in open Court, this eth day of April
/ A. ID. 1885.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10

The Lottery must go--on until
1898.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10
Justices of the Pedcc .
PACIFIC HOUSE.
VINCENT PIAZZA, PROPRIETOR.
Washington Street, Vicksburg.

washington street, VlcKsburg.
Convenient to Railroad Depot, Land
ing, Post, Telegraph and Express offices,
and to business. Meals in time for all
trains. House open all night. Has
been renovated and refurnished. Tables
supplied with the best the market af-
fofds. Patronage respectfully solicited.
Polite and careful attention given to
guests. Nov. |. 1vr.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10
Term 8 of Court.

Madison-Jury Term-lst Mondays
in January and June. Civil term-lst
Mondays in April and November.
East Carroll-Jury term--lst Mondays
n July and December. Civil term-lst
Mondays in May and October.
25th Senatorial District.
Senator Geo. W. Montgomery
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10

Greenville, Miss, INDUCED in a
snow storm last Monday.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10
F. ]. DELONY,

Judge Sth judicial District.
(Indorsed) No. 5S3, Sth District
Court, Parish Of Madison, Mrs. A..
d. Mitchell, wife, vs.. Eli GAMER,
husband. Judgment filed April Z,
1886. +. NJ. DAN sun,
Clerk.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10

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graph Indicates that your suoSer'p-
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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10
Parish of Madison.
Representatives.
Police jury.
Parish School Board.

S.B.McClellan, President; W.B.King,
J. G Clarke, w. H. Harvey, John :!
irwin, Sol. Fried, A. l.. Slack, W. l..
Sharkey, A. c. Monette, Sec'y.
T,ef;.oa of AZ Dana.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10

The legislature meets next month
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10

SAUSAGE MEAT CUTTERS,
- oct n LEE RICHARDSON x co
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-04-10
Supreme Court.
State Enqineers.

John Smythe.
Il. s. Senator's.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24
THE JAIL WATER WAR.
Fhs ssglains Csa.aa.aEt1- 9all ss< ss4g ths
kLaaa tz4s faiF Ft4s Ths shsrt1's
,lds - xas Controversy.

Il izsl te.l yo1 Aos e Stated saia
b GzilfsFd. 81 tie Bear8 of saperslsers
b ldiug COMMITTEES. yesterday sben ssked
a5ogE ths caase ~ The controversy oetse~u
hls committee sld tbs Saern ever lbe
~ales szpply 81 he jail -lE a. comes
from tie Board fel1sss4g ~ emF.es jaa-
iisr 81 ire iaiL TIE Sheri1 SD ass TAI
rha1 the a8anfy eouidnt make 4aythiag
oy refusing bs farnish a isnlteE end be
sels ss q BE- meant ~ aake bis 4sser-
uon good he don't NaaE r. lss
lbs water ffola lhe artesizu @eil. oe.,aass be
i0n ~aat 70 admiG lhag Tie sell Is 4 sle-
osss We believe the ram would work al
nxht Il ziven FAIR ch2Hee. The trouble Is
thes ~out leG Is alone bgt ksep linksrng
WITH it II tiiey woald let it sofs ali niEhl
Z think e Sould ga the tank. Or a. least
pump ap enough % supply tne jail. out n
las n0g been allowed 70 run oil night yei.
They can Lea il alone. 8ut m Isl 20 down
and shut I II and then start iI again. aud
thea changs this and that aud no wonder il
E0n sork NoS II they would let il alone
it would certainly fOrce ap al the sater
needed Nud &e propose 60 see that it i
given fair tnal After consulting the
Prosecuting Attorney aud learning that Ne
have authority % do So we have determined
10 hire a nan and pat him over there 70 see
10 the apparatus We propose "a SEE that
the ram is fairly tested ii We have TO lock
up al the Shefifis ia the county We think
the supply l. sufficient and that the ram
Nill work. but If ID ven {. II course We will
have t0 try something else Things d1n't
run right over there. Something's wrong
all the time Ouly the other day Ne were
called upon % put new safety-Yalve on
the boiler Somebody had Knocked Il of
With q hammer The deputies claimed that
il WAS knocked Oh by an emplOye
Eho had been discharged. lie was mad
and for revenge took hammer. went down
and knocked the safety valve OFT the boiler
They gave as the name. bat We couldn't
lind any such man think ii the sheriff
would try half as hard As We have 70 MAKE
that ram work, the Jail would De well sup
piled with water and there would b. no
trouble
The officers at the jail claim that the ram
is a fat failure and that the water even ii
the supply ]. sufficient, is useless except for
scrub5ing and other sanitary purposes.
Deputy Platte says that the ram, even if IL
would run continuously for twenty-fOur
hours would not elevate water enough 10
fli the tank, mot one quarter enough, D.
said John, and don't believe it would ill
the tank in week The thing j. not
arranged right and there has been no one
here get who knows how 10 manage n.
Shriver a Weatherly's men have tinkered
with i, for nearly two weeks and they can I
make il work, AZ least il don't work. Ii ii
won't work in the day time what's the use
Of having it pounding away all night. Its
no good and the committee will have TO get
some other machine to lift the water /
don't believe well ever use that water. lfthe
committee won't pay for city water well
have 10 make other arrangements that :
all
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24
A COURT RULE AMENDED.
\ New Railing by the state Supre me Court
Relative to Curtailing the Powers of
Circuit Court Commis sioners.

The following amendment 20 Chancery
Rule No. ll2 made by the Supreme Court
was received by Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney Carroll yesterday aud will be of
interest to attorneys who have not seen a
copy of the rule The general powers con
ferred by saIl act are hereby restricted in
the following particulars
1. No such circuit court commissioners
shall be empowered 10 vacate any order or
decree of the Circuit Court or any order
made by a circuit Judge
, Nor shall he grant any injunction 10
stay proceedings AZ Law unless reasonable
notice Of the time and place of hearing the
application therefor shall have been pre-
vi0usly given tp the adverse parry.
Nor shall he grantan INDUCTION With
out such notice in any case unless the
Judge of the circuit court in which the
application Is made shall be absent from
the county at the time of such application
or Is disqualified from granting an injunc-
tion in the cause, nor unless IN the opinion
of such commissioner the peculiar exigencies
of the case require it for manifest reasons 10
be shown by affidavit Of the facts and
circumstances.
4. Nor shall he grant any injunction
restraining the execution or performance OF
a.
defendant to refrain from doing any act
where the injunction will necessarily pro-
duce great and irrepaTable injury to the
defendant, if the claim of the complainant
is not sustained. Nor shall he grant any
injunction in any case where no special
provision is made by law as TO security,
except wheret he injunction prayed for
is against a judgement debtor who is
made defenpant in creditors bill, unless
the officer granting the same shall take
from the complainant or his agent
bOndtO the party enjoined IN
such sum as hall be deemed
sufficient and in not less than 500 with
sufficient surety or sureties 10 be approved
OF by tue officer allowing the injunction.
conditioned 10 pay the party enjoined such
damages as be may sustain by reason Of
the injunction n the court shall eventually
decide that the complainant was not equii-
ably entitled 20 such Injunction, such dam
age % be ascertained by a reference 10 a
circuit court commissioner. or by the court
having jurisdiction Of the cause in which
the injunction issued, As such court shall
direct
such officer allowing the injunction shall,
before the register shall issue the writ file
such bond with such register in ChanceTy
who shall carefully preserve the same for
the benefit of the Obiigee therein named.
Ordered 20 take effect june !. lsSo
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24

tts t.l.ssort4sE Les@l ID ps.sz.iass c0z-ssa>sa
for t4ss &s4disx N e<a brieiss STRESS
NEll kkS tfFaaed

Ths u ~ >lee IS deieru1 lsssl as - -
isit Ia sAs ~ay 81 Improvements Ne>s
Bridge street. aks its bsltsr h4li acrQss tie
rseF II sglaz - haxe its 18i .ualed do~a.
Tne tosn Ct Waikrr slab sglelns that
throsgbfsfe saort als1aoee lssi tie eats
hai1. las votes 500 e. tae >eaeLae and
another 500 j. osiug ralsed bs subscription
among tie 5usluess ulen eu West Bridge
81 aud TIE aeailhy farmers wae ere lD-
tefesled A, the noesssArg suin las nearly
been raised. sork sil - eoloulenceds9u ths
hiu 81 once. As soon as lai> Improvement
j. completed there Is gsik oi = stock c0in-
pany Being formed tor tie purpose of grad
ing the road 10 q point where it crosses
Grand river and srocting q bridge over the
stream. As the country - Hsil populated
ln that district - prosperous Farmers Nno,
ia order - Feacb the CltF. are teFced to 20
round by the Ray 0f 0rauGpie and come
IN on the east side. would save distance
Of fourteen Iniies i this proief ~as carried
out This would be benefit ta iAe Vest
side and the publlc iu senefal-
People residing on the West side c0m-
plain ~ the antics u the IRE bell over there
lhtf say tual AlCN tArtr r. NfV II Ia
yafiably rings the wrong number and
Yesterday. al noon. il rang fourteen the
hFst time aud was followed then by twelve
rings, Instead 0f Tie regular two strokes.
Peter DOran paid visit - the West Side
yesterday aud while there called al the
Fifth National Bank. aud gave the officials
a number Of pointers ou the banking busl-
hess. for which information they were very
thankful
Thomas Ferguson returned Yesterday
from trip west and viii remain Tor a
short time with las family IN the Miller
Block on West Bridge-st
VIM. A Tutlle who vas tie ga ~ OF ".
K. Adams of l55 Broadway left Yesterday
for visit 20 friends in Minneapolis
The foundation walls Of Biakesley's new
/ hardware store on West Fulton-st. are al
most completed.
To Mr. and Mrs Joseph Thiel. Of the
Watson House West Bridge st-a ten
| pound girl
A peanut and lemonade stand, was open
ed yesterday al the west approach 10 Bridge
/ 81 bridge.
/ To Mr. and Mrs. A f. Webb OF South
/ Jefierson-st-a ten-pound girl
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24
OUR FOLKS.

Eugene Fellows, Of Muskegon. is at
Sweets
William r. Powers has returned from
Deadwood. Dakota.
Thomas and VIII Savidge. Of sering Lake,
we're IN the city yesterday.
NJ and Ms. : " Osterhout are expected
home from California today
Nsal Mcmillan and Jackson Coon. Of
Rockford ara st The Morton
Hon A. r. Turner has returned from
bis Wisconsin duck hunting tour
Wan Bradley. of Brooklyn. former resi-
dent oCGrand Rapids. is in the eity.
Henry r Baldwin. formerly Of The 6rm
~ Baldwin. AdEt & Co. IS in the city
Frank VI. Caldwell. district passenger
as7ent ~ the P-nnsy vania company. IS in
the city.
a Nav. ~ the Giant clothing house. las
returned from a visit CD bis former home AZ
RocS Island In
Congressman WoFsfs family PASSED
through the citr Yesterday or their return
from WssbinUon
Miss Nstfie Horn. niece ~ sheriff Kinney
Who has heen VISITING rpiativss al EaEerton
fsr sewers. weeks. refur-ei Yesterday
q Chase eieoivIn rst1rne8 frain LANSING
Yesterday Hs werr e. srsne the Thar
sfe'n-I Ince case before the Supreme CsHrt
Ms Wsaseh. of Me- eerosia county. who
has seer eis'naz With Mss Nstae -lnson.
3englF eeunt0 .rsasrrer. ass returned 5oue
Hen n Esre wss called so Sagth
Haven f-fm lansing Thars.'sT even rg -
fsiearau annorF1etnz thar his mother Vas
ivira
MF aualatsare rfs and ehftf ~ r.
sssseT ussse.i shrarrh tha ritv Yesterday
On thesr r8T hosne 1-ern Fisit Fifh fTensfs
= -rsra ftA#r
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24
BLIND JUSTICE.
Jsckman Hooks Trout For propaga.
tion"-A Ridiculous PerVsrsion
of Law.

The case of the people vs.. Alber c. Jack
man. arrested ON the complaint of Marx
Norris. secretary OF the Michigan Sports
men 5 Club, for violating the Michigan trout
law. was tried before Justice Westfall yes
terday The defendants attorney. James
Mcbride, demanded jury trial and the
following jurors We're selected Joseph
Berles, Dennis Campau. r. ) ParkmaD.
Davis Leavenworth, Miles ;. Adams and
Robert Snyder Mark Norris, attorney for
the people read the law stating that no one
shall catch trout. without The written con
sent of the fish commissioners, except be-
tween the months OF April and September
Marsh Byers the witness for the defend
ant. admitted the facts alleged by the prose-
cution. that Iackman had caught dozen
trout from HOgadone's cresk bat alleged
that the trout had been caught for the pur-
pose of propagation by consent of Mr.
Hogadone, who owned property along the
creek. This was the only defense made,
but nevertheless the jury returned a verdict
of mot guilty after about five minutes
deliberatiOn
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24
GIad.tone Prepared for Defeat.

LoSuoS, April 23.-Gladstone Is declared
By his friends 70 be Indifferent 20 the many
criticisms Lpon his Irish bills. He said
privately the other day. that be xas
sharing the common experience Of men
who invent new new schemes Of govern
ment.such plans he said. are necessarily
iuperfect and offer plenty Of opportunity
far criticism tt il only when
AT original proposal has been
rejected that those who have brought its
defesf begin - per,eiVe 'be iiffuifv of con-
sfifutinz somethinE fessable in i;s place
From these and other occasional uftrances
of The premier if e inferred hY some thar he
expects the defeat II bis measures. hut
huf believes they mnst form the basis of
whatever legs alton on the s1h'erf Ia
attempted hv fhe next govern uent
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24

The Foefn ghtly Club met last evening
A. ths residence Of Col. +. :. Pierce on
sheldon 81 Yesterday being the anniyer-
sary Of Shakespeare birthday all came
prepared with quotations from that poet
fne programme opened with either duet,
PLAYED by Miss Bodlac and Mr. kutsche,
followed by a dialogue between Miss.
Bertha Belknsp and Missl Ada Hunt
Miss Emma Noou then read most thrill
lng scene from LongieliONs Spanish
student Three or four personatiOns OF
different characters from -ha Sespeare' s
plays we're then given agd the meeting
concluded with paper oy Chas ID. Almy
entitled. "Gems ~ Thought There vas
large attendance and the meeting was one
of the p'casanfest the club has ever held
The club vii soon adjourn for the snm-
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24
TELEGRAM HERALD.
SAYINGS AND DoINGs.

t4slsf ooal4sls eag4 1e eieaz4 s>sl4g
Bank c.sarlss yesterday 5s.3zs -
Tie H8a.l4f llls falks si banquet a. az
e-rig late
TIE Alalal sf Mr l,rlat aafaer la-l4@
81 lar fres So -a4s si-as os4g
The 0la-fIlriler a.lulrsgg as siA -
-s-s4 s-iars l.-Elee hess,al e.o4f
The drsg lnsa laslsFs ai las sesssoa ssre
fglag ~ Pc aree1sa fesief'i4s
a eoiang ~ seven D4F A1seauss sIil
$50 e'sli.-afles efefasieis .l -1ls eitf
fns sestr4nleu li fir4ee e1s.fgl Sia aaaka
a. slols = la l4s l1lrgh lsss soaloTu3s
The case ~ a4rna l.. .Fset against VII
lai1 aald.sle E.l .l-i = -lle -speriof e}slf
fiis .slcfl4llss
e. ths se@ihsf s favorable Business ga
ins llnllas taa ls -ls Laka so 1epa oas seez
iagll -aaa4fnis
Falsal .ss once ezgeaas to a,tena t1e Aaa
Afo9T as se-.t.sl lszkt al
Dnitsd states usslriet Atl8rues stone b.
ilsF.lsa .-le taeIA4s4ftls lstla-i l4e .oltirilel
al laan Atkter tar artler ssfefuiaeut -as4d
tss4l a. ilni4-
Jacob L0rsnz. the PEDESTRIAN. sil resi- aP
l8f fle leEt tf1iFe days kinney sill tt4e charge
ai al.a. snl laeab sil snan tAe aostns a0sl
saeu .tiea-t-t
Ghe HaU4ln Family bel. ringers case az
suiarl4lala lasal al lne DIVISION -.i 81 allrea
4ss evening TIE .rseesds fer@ So me 1eneni
of tna sabbath siiiltli
The rspIsgin ea-v 8i Aarzarst A. sles.-
alors against shsaa kinasy aad Deputy ,nesii
hrelfer sas alutlnlel iu She -apefAlr court fes
leriag as eaIisnut ana sithoul eosls.
Jnee nose G Is announced shat the money
aecesaar ~ lll5lrs l1e construction OF tne cable
street 1s.l sag Is al szuslTiaed aud C9ltFseipr
sllaa sia ne aers iu leF tags o. Commence
solk
A sea ao date has been agreed apon iOf
Conference between -ns e1t1nllttee- appointed
- tls n4lliIire aNrkers aat Manufactured, p
~slll6 t4e controversy over tle sd0pfi0n " tne
eight 1uur sIsitti.
A DaFl I'd las executive COMMITTEES or me
,otIert sad sailors Association ~ Netrcra
Aichl4au t4er al fle HaEtoa ilsl evening to con-
ieI relative -o ris appointments ~ minor Hilfef'
81 tas organization
M and Mrs I g. Blhnghan. of lsa
sae.lon So celebrated inelr dnt wedding anni
ter sl their alarrIed lrieals we're pfe-eui std sn
euloy ab.e .lIae vas bad as a.
The e1uilai it,ees appointed by the Grang-
efs tnd knights gl La1or to consider lhe question
ri cooperation upon matters 90 Interest l0 ooth
8rxalitlu0as. sll meet al fae Eagle hotci. q
lAls citg aexl Wedus s.iay sfteFnoon,
Robert & Marrev. char gesi With obtaining
slod 3 lnfier atlse pretensss fron a canal stree
cislhler named Wil1n.ki sls held i0r trial a.
me ueE 10 term 81 Lae superior Court ~ fadg'
h1ilaes yesterday ae a. cummil-ed o. al "a
deiaaif of bta
"a h0pe there won G be no strike here
ssld 0n oid resident yesterday Ibis clty has
s0,d name and g We can adopt -ne eight noui p I
ieu0 HItnaut any lroaoie N NiI strengthen GA
ereliit and aelp our reputation. II We dor aaf'
astrike tae elt5 VIII zcsN right along % ee do B
FiI SO us 1acS ave years
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24

The twelve-vear-oid son of Anthony
Baker. --siding ~ The CORNER of Wsihridge
ami i'nis-sts. uef with a painful accident
vys ter.iav morning xhie PLAYING near a rip
cav ueei hv h.s father fn cutting tirhsr
He feN aga nsf ste ssw while in mofi8n and
hi- face rnninr in contact WITH The teeth
reviewed a .fightfni Essh. extending to e
roinl stoVe his ear l'r Bsrfh attended
and ia -eaaire,i twenty Eve STITCHES .o sew
Hr Iha wound
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24

The executive committee Of the estern
Michigan Press ASSOCIATION met Yesterday at
The Morton. the members present being l.
McKn .bt SELLERS. Of the Cedar springs
Chops = Hampton. OF the Harbor
SDriae .lepsuieaf. Wm T. Nesbit. of the
Big Rapids Heraf. and W Long Of this
city The committee decided % arrange
she programme So as to spend two DAYS AZ
ST. Joseph and selected fifteen state jour
nsiists who viii be- asSed o. read papefs at
tne business meeting of the association. As
soon ts answers are received and The full
programme arranged, it will be made pub