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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20


MANIFESTATIONS BY A YOUNG MAR.
w ried man. Have had eight years ex rerienvc
In general Office Work and book Keeping Wiling
70 do any kind Of work io gel steady employ nltii
Address ". y, care Telegram Herald.
uTANTFD-By AN EXPERIENCED MAN
w position as salesman in clothing, boot slos
or grocery house. Mould not object 90 going on
the road. has on his book i2a placgr IN Michigan
where he has travelled. Best oi references given.
Inquire a. this Office
ClTTAlON WANTED-A Young gentleman
= who has just returned from Europe wants
situation a. clerk travelling salesman or sliplng
clerk speaks English, German and Dutch
nuenily. Address p, tnis oihce. p
WANTED SITUATION lN BAKERY To
w sharpen up former experience a. baker o. a.
salesman. Address b = MHision-st y
VlTANTED-sITJATlO ~ SALESMAN OR
w assistant hOakkctBcr ia wholesale OF retail
trade Have had experience IN groceries and
confectionery. Address Boylan. ~ \. Division -
IEANTED-COOPER WANTS A SITUATION
w on slack work instantly competent work
man address L. B. Hubbard. Hopkins station.
Mich.
VTANTED-WORK OF ANY KIND Bl A NAN
W whose family j. in need. }. Telegram
Herald. 81
WANTED A SITUATION BN A RELIABLE
W young man Of steady habits Al any honorable
employment Address J. X, Box 5. Telegram
Herald. So
WANTED WIDOW or MUCH EXPERIENCE
w NlNnes the care OF an A4tAll OF young
children going abroad oT 10 any southern water
ing place. Distance no object. satisfactory
references. Address, Alpha Office OF this paper
81
NVANTED-A YOUNG NAN .HOlLANDER
" good penman wants a situation 81 any place
of trust Bcst references. Address A. z. care
Telegram Herald. 81
SITUATION Al ANY KIND OF
" light work would drive light delivery ur
night watch. Coos ca y reference. Adlress "
!. rpom B. a-ii Canaisi -
MOULD LIKE A SITUATION A. COrllsI. OR
W % DO writing of any description ly good
penman. Address 2l9 BastinEsst $.
CANTED-SITrATiO IL THE GROCERY
W business. Good recommendations furnished.
o. A. Cooper No. CO Wcalthy-are- e.
WANTED - HONORABLE WORK OF SOME
W kind wanted by married man. wages not
50 much an otgec a. steady WORK. Asorss q,
box q. Telegram Herald Office.
VlANTkD "A FIRST CLASS WORKMAN
W wOgld Ike house painting ~ ktis mlue %
DO. VIII take provisions in part pay meat Aclrcss
J. box q, this Office
VTANrED GOOD SEANsGRESs NOl I'D
" like plaiu-eeWinr Tod iu families wii uafk
reasonable. Address e box q, telegram = eraia
Office.
TEp-HE.Ei.GA6ENENT As MONTHLY
" nurse Apply heierioos h
JOINS a4NfED
VrANTEn-GoOD CITY AND TOWN AGENTS
~ 500 the atst selling slecieliy ot ibe s,ae'n.
Cal or address NaauiactufgrF ana iu. ers
supply Co. ~ otawa -.
VrASTED.-NtN no SEL8. ofR NtW lINF
! W of Aouseho,d goods -aiers ~ cTnnielGu
Audress = y fcE. 3 ~Htn b.Visiou.si Grand
+ WANTED GOOD ifNh AaEET rs GRAND
" haFds r1 sei AIfs IU4rHffl hoier n1rr-
pound isr um0eiaa sfa'es from etaam 30 e-s
Good on'nnlis.l ans paid. Address Lye. -eefe
laFy. i1a, Ohlo.
lANIAit-itifiEs Ch 5EAT- MAKING i.f..s
. " fnau afH rrr week |.THfes.IuLH HH..
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20
THE TRAMP FVll

Day after day the wires are burdened
with tales OF fsrocious and brutal crimes
by tramps. So numerous have these
shocking Outragss become that women IN
certain rural districts have becoms afraid
TO venture beyond their door-sills eyeh III
the broad glare OF the nO0n-day sua. In
deed, they nave become afraid to rem ,in
alone in the house while the men are at
work in the fields The tramp evil, how
ever, does not stop here. Villages are
entered and burglar.zed, onely farm
houses robbed aud wayfarers on the high
way brutally murdered for their valua-
bles Frequently the most atrocious
crimes are perps.rated on children, aud
reign OF terror prevails ID such an extent
IN some parts OF the country that farmers
have been obliged to band together and
arm for mutual protection. Ia Michigan
just now the nuisance has assumed
alarming proportions, aud every day we
are called upon to chronicle some new
piece Of degiltry committed by these
seams. When the next Legislature meets
the people should inform their represen-
tatiys5 in the most positive terms that
they need not expect further favor from
their constituents unless they take de-
cided stand against the enlargement OF
this gigantic octopus, whose strong arms
are rapidly embracing every highway and
bYway IN the State. There was bill on
one occasion not long ago before the Leg
islature which, II passed, would have ma
terially checked IF not obiterated one
crime peculiarly "trampish," but from
sickly seutimentality It fell through. The
TELEGRAM HERALD strikes the tocsin
Let tie war cry be taken mp by every
newspaper IN the State The demand
for legislation against the professional
tramp must be kept mp, and it must be
persistent II any good is 70 BE- done. The
trsmps must go. The evil must be
stamped ont entirely. To accomplish
this ws must have laws making the pen
aItias i0r certain crimes 50 severe that
the very thought Of conviction will strike
terror to ths heart Of the foul beings who
contemplate outrage. We must have a
vaKrant iaF, moreover, that viii accom-
plish tbe same end, and It must be en-
forced io the very letter. Every news
paper publisher who has mother, a wife,
daughter or sister should give heed and
lend bis n8as1cs g. crush ont tb4 tramp
evil
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

The Atlanta D.fuaes Gays that the
ds-t of gratitude tns people 0f tins coun-
try Owe fhs rsvsrsd aad iliustrious name
~ Llyo9ly sal never be paii until the
uon. h sEHr (. LncoLS is elevated to
tle Presidential c1air. The Defiance
-caoss .hs thought IF q great many peo-
pie. Mr LDCoiy ID comparatively
yamE man. 3ut 10 Is near 81 che hearts
of thousands wlo have uo. forgotten tne
sacrifices has father maize for tis county.
A 'eelax hat as sbon.l have s1nsthmz
good lo enc g.ft of tais uaaon is very
prevalent in tas North
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

Dr. OLvEs WESDELL HOLMES seems
% os having a good many nights Of 1t
over in Eag.and. We hope the doctor Is
not ih.us 10 BE- dubbed a Knight.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

run = a q -r ~ A - p 4. ta.tt fNA -
TsOR AIE-sTOUk oFGheCFklE. AND flN-
/ fures sIore io reuL Address tfeeee, lhis
Office.
MOB sALE-hOh-E AMI CART fok SAl.E.
I cheap CAL ct address ~Alnoid hliise
West Si0e
NOR sALE-pNF GOOD SQUARE, PIANO iN
4 good condition. Price siu.. Party going
away. Musi sell. Cab "a .ls yfters1u -, s. esl
Side. ut
NOR sALF-IhE llANAo bRolEHA Ar
Il fdmure. stock u.l ilte-oc at,aaf tlaft TIE
ouiy brick grocery in tdmart AIs' = arne pi
land one mile north ~ tailort aud OBS rI'al nf
horses ueigIius about eN Reasons t.- stlIlfie,
going south. irqalre oi 81 "a. holsn. tdiaort
Mich. -
NOR -ALk-ADNfiEIE SKI X. d. hLiIhi-
Waits actluus and dcieuces ant uilsT faIu.
ahit lan oDass. "a iN D. ~au cheap. Address
frod = Clsrk. eraal Rapids hich.
rOR sAlk-A SECONfenAAI gHitkEllAo
L piano vii D. sold cheap 81 $50 rfsfn. tsN
a. M Dewey q ~ Aonroe si. ap SLAIN
IOR shlE-A LADY NHo l~ GOING ln
/ leave fle city aeslrcs ie sfi lllf '.sre
nstd less than THREE mautts. Eua d. ~-I4 n
tao weeks. tsA aifer p ~ q AN rfiana -
NOR sAiE-ChEAf-Iho pH1.IDA BUG
I gi,s and one ieoeeatei e,Erc. Dqse3 Ml
seil cheap 81 sod Immediately. faA 81 a.
( tire schaak. So Aasi hn1ge e.. Opposite Atse
liquor store. -
NOR sAlE-k FfRS rfIA-- SILVER WAIIH
/ i Rain. hsfiolal Natch loapangt uaAf
I c1st sss. usel bai Ile Nll br eo.a at Il l.ral
discount Inquire al IElEsEks iARtAp rrcc
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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

Tie Ne4 Farx eorrfs srs trying % fnd
sut lrss hou nany Slar6nTs tie ATE P-of
psa1rS7 asl FV7h Isst soeagafs fhers
r@rs ssur 5arlres sE s.ainisx ~ - fhe
sulg erxnsl
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20
SPRING { COMPAN
DRESS GOODS SALE


1000 yards Plain and Novel
ty Suitings, worth from Sl.25
to Sl.50, for Sl.00.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

Srles and bra fellow conspira'ors ask
Sor sspara's trials iu the hope Of making
scsps- goats Of Two or three ior the rest TO
ride out % iall on. fas plan dldn't work
successfully wirh Mosr and it ought not
e. With those Chicago villains.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

The boiler plate streets Of Grand Rapids
are in clover now since the Typographical
Uui0n has allowed them che Use % plates
FOR another year. II Is saii that the pro-
p-ietsr ~ ths lmtse Dutch is about o.
issue 80 -te1- psEss-columns' daily, t0e
boiler plate maaufactlrsrs having agreed
- back him to tls extent % s3l which
ordinarily wi rla boiler plate daily for
three uon.hs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

Civil Service Reform seems 20 have
knocked NJ SAMUEL J. RANDALL INTO a
state ~ innocuoUs dsssuetude. Mr.. RAS-
DALI w.u need q ssima.ent before the
uext 1ound taxes place.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

- f.-ft y +a'f-.
EHAs. N. NOlT- RIAL 4-IA4h OFFICE III
\ removed io p Canal q. Caruff az i 5lr f hCrr
yru can huy lois from sa 70 sst ant pulafn lum.
Der with which to buid -Four utH rastsFfs oi
six rooms Toy sale frem So ta 81 fN small
down peymcut and moathl. I'a- mcits tlltits' tf.
II y. NIIhEl. FORMERLY NhNhshh q
" bugclcs painting establishment "a Iafatci
81 lsl Monroe m nhcrp orlen niI ae rcclfel f'f
painting. paper hanging aud fresoofinf iefnena-
her the place Opposite zoe -c.iitr Monument
llTl BAKERY AND CD>fEc44Ntll =
Y ersIdvlllc-avt. SECULAR trace ealiC.led y.
ROSE, fvpreiof.
g. hEhkNHR. NAINEEs. CioIkr AND
y. zinc jewellery = Norroo-s'.
OSCAR DfI. 2i1 DIVISION 81 CART tAi RI
" aud JOB shop scIeeIn - specially.
likOCKEII a HopflN-. flNE~I Aeslltl I'D
y furniture ir ihe Ciiy. Nc o. oaf own urhs.s
ieflnR. hencmlef - lauai-si
n :. HOPKINS ARCHITECT rf MONROE
~. ST.. old AldrIch block
1OMNIssl on. f J. LAMB q Coz. NnoIt-
\ esie des4cr iu frllt ald reFcfah.rt Eu.lrr.
eeaz elc. and io lonisfi ersnd kauiif. NIeh
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

-t9-tettln hIt7 y -1o DoiL ; U-iJ
sworn. depOses and says that hs IS
the prsssman OF the TELEGRAM
HERALD. and that the above is
true and correct statement Of the
circulation Of th3 TELEGRAM
HERALD for the days and date
mentioned
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

Carrrsssnsn HorwAS s remark. msie
reeler3ay ta Wsse nyten newspaper
man. ssst ef sry DsnioeTat is to BE
sleetsd i- lsss t aiA - Mr CfsvE-
rtvo.~ r..i se1i sn ~ eb1l dcwr Gc~.
psrru B Hrrz Spinal calaan.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

ft was aunouncsd recently that The
Cornell University vas 20 be strength
aneI in tha classical department. s1d
nos cha te.sg aph brings ths news that
a law department IS to bs established in
connection VITA ths Institution. These
faces. coupled vit1 che fact that the Cor
ue'i e-sw IS Mt fl take part iu the inter
co iegats amq.onsaip rsxs'ta az Lake
George tbis sammer. makes it los,k 81 u
CORNELL s losing its prestige. Time vas
rien Cornell neve- allowed an sthlatic
contest CD pass v.fto0f taxing part in it
s f~sasf J'ori1 alae9L Nast sood
8aib H dol rs have ff.y semi-osate b.
n.as aa3 asrs taat Magwamp base ha'l
eah some OWE from Caiesko snd mop
ll- aismos8 uifh fss Detre,.s2 There
ri'I be Weeping srd ws'i're sad zussh-
az 81 ssesa .n Detroit ss,sr tae pooi
aes-ts are counted up snd iie bets set-
faf
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

tVAS4fD-coNfEIE>I siAL A. Cook sI
n 81 elellaa -
WrANsfn-A sEAfNu GfRI. lNNEllAffl s..
u steady e.latlt llenl ga cllli siel.l l.sI-al
lal of aEi.t 81 "a ol'raE-s
'NFANIEI-AE IAf GlnbE lArAHhl Halh
NJ tf,rlsss si.fs fs sIssre NAMED tottI3 u,s-.e
bai oolal lairat sufkars aesd arIss - harla So.
Grand AsIi.is-
XTANlfN- N-lHNEufafEf GOOD CohPf.
" taai slr iul gelefa, hslsseaprs. ARlig al
fll l,lsisd So
ttraNIEb-INdFD FDIAIElA ANoaDaIhl Foh
w general lQl.saaalk Aplls al ie' Charles 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-20

eRAsD RAPIDS SUNDAY JUNE y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
CANNIBALISM AT SEA.
AWFUL sUFFERINGs OF STARVING MEN
SAILORS ADRIFT IN DoRY DRINK THE bLo"D Az"
FAT THE YIEsH OF A COMPANION.

.oo ,rr ~ noRy DIINK THE BLOOD AND
FAT THE FLEsH OF A COMPANION.
HALIFAX. April IA dory with two men
living and dead drifted ashore at Guyoh iia"u'
aberus Cape Breton Monday, eight days atter nav
ing left their vessel the western part OF the Grahd
Rank The dead men were both named Mcdonald ana
the names OF the living are Chisholm and McEachran
One OF the bodies considerably mangled ABOUT the
throat and arms.
On Thursday evening James Mcdonald. tho weakest
and hinly clad of the four began to SINK ana IN
the night died. The body of the dead man had hardy
grown cold when Angus Mcdonald said he must have
something to eat and drink or he would die also.
Despite the protestatons of Chisholm and McEachran
he took knife and cut the right arm
off the dead man. sucking the blood and devonring the
flesh He offered TO the others. but they refused H.
though some hours later Chisholm tasted piece of the
flesh, but unable TO swallow II, McDonad having
sucked all the blood from the severed arm. Angus NC
Donald said he going cut the throat OF the dead
mate. but for time restrained from DONG So
On Friday night, however while the other two were
sleeping. he committed he.act. and. finding no ooon'
cut a piece esn from thigh. drinking the blood
and eating portion of the nesh On the following day
he became derious and darkness again set In he
too, died During all this time McEachran and Chis-
holm did OF the rowing, though every hour their
efforts grew feeble They got into heavy drif ice
cakes OF which they hauled into the ooa'
and eagerly licked with their tongues 10 alay their
thirst On Saturday evening they came III SshV Vi "'
Island miles OFF the coast OF Cape Britain Dut telr
exhaustion was great that they unable to reach
They sleep through the night, bat the pierre
ing cold and heavy prevented their doing So In the
morning they managed TO get TO land
Tonight Alexander Mcdonald, well-known harrister
of this city, read evening paper of the death of the
fishermen and horrorsricken to hnd that the
first man TO die and to become victim OF cannibdm
his brother, Angus Mcdonald Ihe NC
Donalds and Chisholm were shlpmates on the
Gloucester schooner Mary T. Mcdonald which
was dashed 10 pieces Liverpool Nova scotia, aIew
weeks ago. The saved, and when they ar
rived in Halifax Alexander Mcdonald tried to pursuade
his brother to retire from fishing and settle on his farm
He promised after this season The three men
shlpped on the Cecil II. Howe and their fate Chs-
holm. who a man o, powerful physique, was TO be
rried a feM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
WRECK or A BRITISH SCHOONER.
ALL NIGHT IN THE RIGGiNG-EFFtCIS OF TIL
STORM IN ~ W-ENGLAND.

ALL NIGHT IL TIE RIGGiNG-EFFtCTs OF THE
STORM IN ~ w-ENGLAND.
BosTox, April THE British schooner Beta,
from Halifax for Boston, wrecked last night at
Plum Island Besides her crew OF six men the vessel
Daa WI BOARD eight passengers, including Two women
and three children heavy sea drove them All into the
rigging girl Of three years AMI infant were torn
by the sea from the OF their mother ana drowned
The cook was swept into his galley and drowned. Tho
survivors fcung half the stays and shrouds
until day break when the tide having fallen lew men
got ashore and with a line saved the Others.
The storm IN New-IIampshire continued uh'ii t"7
morning In sanbornton OF the roads are SIX iect
deem iu snow Other roads under water and swollen
streams are doing damage. lh BrImOht narn was
unroo,ed and trees ad blown down ny Tue whu
A. Ferry Village near Portland, Me-, the wlnd drove u
schooner from Its mOOrDg and demolished the Terry
sin black-ipith shop was blown into the water ana
washed away. There serious Washonts along inc
Grand Trunk rad. Various parts OF New ihglnu "eIc
hurt by the gale Nashua " H.. brick wall OF tno
raroed round house was blown out the spre OF inc
urch OF the Immaculate Conception was damaged anu
r,.ny lenccs and signs were wrecked AT Concord anu
,c0nia " H.. many trees. signs. Di-Doards ana roos
suffered At BIidgcham Que the brId-e On the South-
eastern Railway washed away aud trains nave peeh
obliged 10 run over the Central Vermont rOad TO "aIer
loo thence to sutton Junction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
n MAN OF ALIASES BREAKING STONE.
HE PASSED FOR PREACHER AND WAS RECON-
MLNpEp EnK CONsuLSnIP

HE PASSED FOR A PREACHER, AND WAS RbCoM-
MENDED FOR CONsULsnIP.
INDIANAPoLIs, April (SpeciaO.-Among the
prisoners who brought into the Mayors Court thS
morning was man sixty years Old, who registered al
the Hotel Isaac j. Brenton.
OF Pitsburg The charge against him that he was
thief and felon In his vsse found sllO in cash
and few theological books. together with hatfui OF
clippings from Chicago and Ne~-York newspapers CIV
ing q fragmentary history OF some or his criminal
exploits Among the clippings one stating that LIE
had swinded bank of Rochester. N Y, by Raising q
check from S39 900 He also had testimonial let
ters from OF the most prominent persons in the
country, including the Rev. David Swing. General
George b. Mcclellan. Robert snOd grass Attorney Gen
era Of Pennsy lyans; Consressinan Atkinson. OF the
snme State; and IN fact from al most every quarter
msnv of them directed President Cleveland, recon-
mendiBg bis appointment as Consul ~ Kingston.
Capada The TRIAL developed that some OF his reyer.
end aliases were j. j. SteiD Jacob stimsoD, o. Hart
and George BreDton Although there was not suieient
evIdence 10 convict him The charge OF being hei
he wss fined S25 and Gusts and sent " the worAhsuso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
FREDERICK II. WiNSTJN HEX FRIEND.
HIS RELATIONS WITH JENNIE WOODS, WHO DIED
| PRoM OPIVM SMOKING.

HIS RELATIONS WITH JENNIE WOODS, WHO DIED
PROM OPIUM SMOKING.
CHICAGO, April THE linking of the name
OF Frederick II. Winston, United States Minister 10
Persia with of Jennie Woods. the unfortunate gr
who died Monday morning from excessive opium smoS-
ing in Chinese den at No. 1913 Fourth-ave VIII cause
surpr,e to many Nevertheless revelations just maze
show that the two only acquainted. but were
one time least. much to each other Tho folo"ihe
letter has been found among the dead girls effects:
CHICAGO. Ill., Dec. 90 1883.
MY DEAR JENNIE: have your letter and am glad 10
hear from again am surprised to earn tna. ps
in Washington aud New-York so that did not know
that you had goue. You mistaken In thinking wac
out .orry that you had allowed bad habit control
you even for time. Now Jennie. believe you VII VIII
credit me as being a friend OF yours have Thought
and do think shall always think great deal OF you
than ever thought OF girl IN your satlon anu
have hoped that you might rise IN life and become
good You have some noble traits OF eharacter
much better Than you have. .i hope and pray that
you may become useful. happy woman. IL Is US
with you but ask you sometimes to think Of lne anu oi
my advice TO you and as you know am sincere an p
true to yourself and try raise yourself aud believe
that you will always have my sympathy and gooa 9
wshes. may never sre you again Jennie In tins wYria m
but do hope to hear good accounts OF you shali po
in the city I'LL January H. and then start on my ionS
journey. GOod-by; may God bless YOU Yours
There was also found in jennie woodsc album cab
met photograph OF Mr. Winston. nderncath whlch WAS
pasted this card "Mr Frederick H. Winston" Jennie
Woods. Jennie Jones. was once belle IN CleVoiau'
she was surrounded with admirers. IL s known lnat
she aspirations purer aud higher than those OF tue
life she lately ed and II probable that IL "as "
the exercise Of these her that her fredshp ior
Mr. Winston grew Mrs. Pierce the land'aiy al No. %
Dsarborn-ave where Miss Woods lived. said yesterday
that when Miss Woods Ia the papers the notice Oh
Mr. wiusons contemplated arriage with Miss Caihou
she became spondent she would sit and read II at
intervals remarkng the while; IL could have marreu
Minister winston myself and gone 10 Europe. why
didn't do it," Mrs. Laura Norris who introduced ISIS
Woods to Mr. Winston. said yesterday IN speaking OF the
relationship between them: His inientions as far rs
could learn were educate her WELL make her nhe
lady, and then. possibly. In the course oil u"'e mar
her" Miss Woods refused to marry him. 20 shc 'od
NJ. uorris b.cause she did not love hiui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

SHOT DEAD BY HIS COACHMAS:
sAyFRANcsco. Apin IA dispatch to the Gag iEon
Cnavmas Mex, says G. C. Benham, supern ehaens
~ the Copper Queen Mining Company IN sonors We
shot dead ut Hermoso yesterday oy ms coAenA~H'
"Ered :" sweet Tho murderer was arrested
orprptyo HER SOUL TO THE DEVIL
Ow.u. Neb Aprl Laura Philips, young WON
an from Valiscoe Iowa. committed suicide yes,e.y:
Ar. ,oot blood from own veins ana wrote Win ~
sns soiIowin note which was found on her Pillar:
Laura Phillips. hereby sell my soul TO the devil ,s "
.;Ssrstion for which he syrees TO give me won.p:
beauty md the power to overcome all my eno"''~
she had taken heavy dose OF morphine
MAINE DEMOCRATS APPROVE THE pkbssTttc, bs,,anrs,tc
anaT.rI Ne April IA meeting oC the Democr.uo
s,ate Committec WAS held here yesterday Tss
70 hold the state convention ia bangor psnmbc.n con
vsntion resolution approving the ,. ""ts 10
President Cleveland Was passed oy UNANIMOUS '"'~
AOUARTEC OF BABIES. A.,
Tan .rsr Wls April -Four miles from helo, ~
ox bin. Mira Lars 6indah ago th,rtyseV1n yv,n: yS
on Sunday gave birth to four maze h,sss.syod ana
TTYf. The mother V doing well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
SNOW IN THE LAKE REGION.

OTTAWA, April Z (SpeciaD. A terrific snow
storm occurred here .ast night the wind blowing hur
rcanc The telegraph wires are down all over the coun-
try and trains OH all the railways seriously block
AIDED
DFTRorT April Tho snowstorm continued until
O'clock this morning. Railroad travel has been blocked
but few trains getting through The Grand Trunk
about abandoncd business between here ana Iors
Detroit, lansing and Northern Railroads nave Deen
completely blocked but large gangs of men are a' "oi
and travel will soou be resumed ,o
ToRoNTo, ont, April I'm the southern part OF on
,ario snow fell to the depth feet to-day aud all
trains are or less delayed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
ELECTIONS IN ILLIN oIs AND MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS, April THE city election
In East St Louis yesterday for members Of the CITY
Council resulted the knights OF Labor carrying two
wards aud what Is known the Administration party
carving the other two. The city elections have been
held throu ghout this State and dispatches from nuner-
Gus points IN interior show that the labor party mas
carried several places The citizens tickets nave oeeh
successful at other points and sric party Ints nave
been drawn in places IN the majority OF "hlch 'ne
Democrats have been victorious -,
CHICAGO April Ten Republicans and eight Demo
Gratis were elected Supervisors AT Lincoln, III Inc
entire Republican ticket OF Monmouth lI was eecleu'
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RESULT OF THE RHODE ISLAND ELECTION
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET tLECTED-PROHiBITioN
yErnn.N sIrKn CARRIEn

THE REPUBLICAN TICKET Observation-Disclosures
AND VETERAN SUFFRAGE CARRIED.
PROVIDENCE. April (Speciat)-Thc Repub-
lican ticket, headed by Governor George Peabody
wetmore elected except as to the Attorney General
The prohibition and soldiers and sailors suffrage
amendments adopted. The great fight was over the
Attorney -Gcnerashp ard the prohibition amendment
At this writing with and wards In this
city FROM there 1883 votes for prohbi
ton to 6.797 against It. E. Metcalf, the prohibition
candidate for Attorney General had 10.026 votes.
against S,7Sl for Samuel f. Colt the present
incumbent. Colts defeat is not in any defeat Of
the Republican party Metcalf ia also Republican.
The LEGISLATURE as usual largely Republican. but OF
such couple that bill will he passed at the May
session enforcing prohiDitory law. The present IL
censes expire ON July l.