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The Qualifications Bill Goes Over.

WASHINGTON, August 4th.- The con-
ference report on the Notifications bill
to the effect that the conferees ere unable
to agree was presented TO the House this
morning. McKenna was granted leave to
offer an amendment that one of the gun
foundries provided for in the bill be es-
tablished on the Pacific coast. The amend
ment was voted down and the conference
report of disagreement adopted so the
whole matter goes over till next session.
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Nomination Withdrawn.

WASHINGTON. August 4th.-The Presi-
dent has withdrawn the nomination of w.
A. Selkirk, to be Register of the Land
Office at Sacramento
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r. BAUMLE,

DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF SAUSAGE
IL also the finest Mettworst and Salama;
genuine and imitation Swiss Cheese, and all
other kinds; the purest Ranch Butter and Fresh
Eggs All orders promptly attended to. I'm
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SAN ANDREAs, August 4th.-The Repub-
lican County Committee appointed the fol-
lowing delegates to attend the Los Angeles
Convention J. B. Reddick, H. r. Greve,
T. J. Matteson, J. NJ. Baker, J. NJ. Leeman,
William Coseyr. 1t is understood the del
egates are for Swift for Governor.
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ap24-lyTuThs&w1y
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

estimates of the cost of advertising. The adver-
tiser who wants to spend one dollar, finds in IL
the information he requires. while for him who
will invest one hundred thousand dollars in ad-
vertising, scheme is indicated which will meet
his every requirement, or can be made to do so
by slight changes easily arrived at by CORE
gpondence One hundred and fifty-three edi-
tons have been issued Sent. post paid. to any
address for 10 cents. Apply to GEO. P. Row.
ELL & CO., NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING b.
REAU, 10 Spruce street printing House Square,
New York fe2-lytcw1y
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PACIFIC COAST.
THE STRIKING B0U.ER.MAKERS
RETURN TO WORK.
Fatal Accidents Sudden Death
Dead Body Found-Arrested
on Suspicion-Suicide.
CALIFORNIA.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEcoRD-uMos-l
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II removes Faintuess Flatulencv destroys all
craving for stimulants. and relieves Weakness
of the Stomach. 1t cures Bloating. Headache
Nervous Prostration, General Eebiiitv, Sleep
lessuess. Depression and Indigestion. That feel
ing of bearing down, causing pain and back
ache ia perInanenflV cured Inv ifs t,Sa
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Send stamp for Mrs. Pinkham's "Guide to
Health aud Confidential Circular. with descrip-
ton of case and symptoms of weakness. Mention
tiss Paper my1lfmTuThS2yfm
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EM1GRANr Gar, August 4th.-A man
named d. L. Burnham, a teamster in the
employ of Towle Bros, was instantly
killed this morning, an axle of his wagon
breaking, throwing him to the ground and
piling heavy load of lumber on top OF
him.
Delegates to the Republican State Con-
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Use the great specific for cold in head :
and catarrh-Dr. Ssge's Catarrh Remedy.
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NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY
II OF MUSIC, Boston, Mass.

THE LARGEST and BEST
EQUIPPED in the WORLD-le0I Instruct
ors, zoos Students last year. Thorough In
struction in Vocal and Instrumental Music, Pr
ano and Organ Tuning, Fine Arts, 0ratory. Lit
erature, French, German and Italian Languages,
English Branches, Gymnastics, etc. Tuition,
IS to SO; board and room with Steam Heat and
Electric Light, S45 to SIS per term. Fail Term
begins September 8, 1886 For illustrated Cal
eudar with fun information, address Z. TOUR
JEE, Dir, Franklin So. BOSTON, Mass.
ie1S2mMWF
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Painful Accident.

TBUCKEE, August 4th.-A section laborer
named Lynch met with very painful acct
nent near Summit Station, on the G. p. r.
R., this afternoon. He was buried beneath
a mass of fallen rock and dirt. DIR. l..
Abrie was sent from here on special train
to attend to him, when on examination it
was found that he was severely bruised,
but not seriously injured.
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MERGED, August 4th.-George Stevenson
and John Faulks, ranchers, living on the
MERGED river, met to-day at Smelling, and
renewed an old quarrel. Shots were fired
by both parties. Faulks was instantly
killed, and it is thought that Stevenson is
dying. Stevenson has wife and children.
The town is thrown into great excitement.
Tho a u at Santa RoSa
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Nominations by the President.

WASHINGTON, August 4th.-The Presi-
dent has made the following nominations ::
To be Receivers of Public Moneys, William
]. Mcclure at Cnur d'Alene, Idaho; Alden
Wood, at Susanville, California. Frank j.
Mott to be Register of Land Office at Den
yer, Colorado. Joseph Holland to be Agent
for Indians at Omaha and Winnebago Res
ervation in Nebraska.
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FOREIGN.
ATTEMPTED Assassination.

LONDON, August 4th.-Advices from Con-
stantinople report an attempt to assassin
ate the Grand Vizer. That official was
out driving Sunday afternoon in Halitgha
and had two shots fired at him by Tartar
Neither of the shots struck its mark. The
assassin then pursued the carriage with a
drawn sword, with which he endeavored
to strike the Grand Vizier. He was ar
rested and taken before the Sultan, at
Yildiz Kiosk. To His Majesty the Tartar
declared that the Grand Vizier had pre-
vented him from securing justice, and i'm
plored him to hang the Vizier.
Turkey is forming an additional army
corps in Europe.
Opposed to Freemasonry and Cremation.
New YORK, August 4th-A decree of the
Sacred Tribunal of the Holy Roman and
Uniyeral Inquisition, under date of May
10, 1886, now first made public, declares it
illicit for Catholics to become members of
societies affiliated to the sect of Free
masonry. By so joining they fall under
the communication reserved to the Pope.
The decree further inhibits the faithful
from in anywise participating in or pro-
noting the act of cremation, whether in
leaving directions to that effect or in any
other way. The Holy Father, in confirm
ing and sanctioning this decision of the
holy office, has ordained the communica-
ton of the same to the entire hierarchy of
Christendom, in order that they may
earnestly endeavor to deter the faithful
from following into the abominable abuse
of cremating human remains.
Held its First Meeting.
LONDON, August 4th.-The new Cabinet
to-day held its first meeting A large
crowd of ne0nlp surrounded the DOWninp-
street Office, and cheered the Ministers as
tho,- nrr;,roI
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Dead RodY Round.

REDWOOD CITY, August 4th.-Monday
one of the engineers of the Peninsula Water
Company found dead body in San Pedro
canyon, on the coast side, near the north
ern line of the county. The body is that
of man aged about As, with brown hair
and whiskers sparsely scattered, dressed in
good suit of dark blue, right hand cut off
above the wrist, and a wooden socket with
an iron end strapped to the stump. The
remains were badly decomposed. No
cause was found for death.
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ATTORNEYS.AT-LAW.
w. BEATTY q s. G. Dense
CLNTONL. WHITE,
UNDERWRITERS.
REEVES g. LONG,

u NDERT a * 4 IA .,
600 ST., bet. Sixth and Seventh north sidel,
A LwAYS KEEP A COMPLETEr-
n stock of Undertaking Goods, AllS-sss-s11
orders, CITY and country, attended TO promptly,
day or night. Remains kept for any length
of time. No ice used. m3-u
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DIR, G. L. SIMMONS
DIR. W. f. WIZARD,

EORMERLY PHYSICIAN AT MERCY HOS
L pital, Chicago. Graduate of Chicago Medi-
cal College. Special attention given to treat
ment of catarrh and diseases of the eye. ear and
skin. Office, SIS X street, between Fifth and
Sixth. Office Hours-9 to u A. NJ. 2 to 5, and 7
to p NJ. Residence, 1907 Sixth street. jyl5-tf
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DAN. HYMAN. ]. HYMAN, J
j. HYMAN, ,JR., & BRO,

"ATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, rs
w SOC street, between Fifth and 49,
Sixth, have always on hand a choice 81 q
variety of fine Watches Diamonds, Jew ssS.sess
elry, etc. ml2-tf
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DIR. AUG. T.. BRUNE,

WILL REMOVE HIS OFFICE, AUGUST
w 1st from No. 52l ] street, to the CORNER
OF EIGHTH AND j. above Van VOORHEES, Drug
Store. Office Hours: 1890 to l, 2 to4, and to s.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
PINE AND SILVER
49, A - - stssa fslhs 8bo4t Nisal-si plss
Fia~ s4a &Fixs1s Mas -sse j. Favor
salg ilaaF -sed 4ifb isssin.

Tas eaa4a.ai..i.s.l assrs 8 Na.ef A. b
a4asan. @a3 ass 9sea r.as - Is sest
s-sl soa.a 60 t-a Pas. $50 BaHlaz sad q
half Il asa.a .esa 81. sae streets - 0rsae
Aap..is. a rsp3rrr Tor tls GElEs @as-
HEssEB Glanced 81 ueef lAe ssnlsi gsatle-
uaa zt l4s Aftou last evening AS
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~Wei th= 8s39e sat I've ussa
raasa.ns "a 60 tso laaHlts aa.i q l4ll .iasl b
.a Mississippi and leai=lsas. ia ts2as ana
al.i la Ar14aa Fs lv-n ia the plHs sools
tas ezllle r4leaes aaa ias mialls camps
siyeiy ia 81 81 -. p.ge lei rae see. 4
ta+us esn efatll . llllt..a sna 4 bsil Acf-s
aNae'i dosn there - mel ef8tlr slafs. -
ia slnle respects gne southern pane : better
flag rAs M.ch. saa ..aFt.el= tsr il IS ir-ef iroEa
z14s l4.e H aF io . here lne branches
Sros ant g'e4r uui1er e4l ss cut lir4H ~
tsr heart ~ tle tree tE msaAes
8efief ulaiersl t5r loist beams aad
l.auHz The lulor is Tetj bat
varies il dLs aud i.hl saaees
tals orl4ius - eEce.lsat material ilr 0il
1nisa. Tue lllteI l4tes hesp,l. i0g ih-
lrm saiIlers aud sailors l5cafel A. Hot
fas4ts haisae.i oiI n sainscoAllsx Df has
-rutlefr pane al sTnat.us DARK sifA lighter
colorei stripes Il Inases an esleilrut hn-
isa snd l0oks lAe tao varieties oi wood
Mississippi BE- d-saue,i 10 become the Sue
erssor ~ Michigan as tie iuulber state. tne
plee here sul uol be- extensively cut
dozen years h-uee or even fsr fewer ears
than that
Hos are the mining interests Out in Ar
I11u4l
They are 44ic-ceut nv f0a sec tic
facilities tr traus sport.ii9a 4fe uot gOOl aud
tle ruine owners AZ ~alilax TOR rall@as- 10
he constructed near their uiop-rs before
operations are pushed While / wa. Oat
there gentleman -as looking over route
f3r road 5etse4n Tucson and Florence
PEOPLE don bay prospects our there.
niIuc hos 80 he opened fr-l and then u -eiis
isr Shat i.s E0Fth. Excuse iue a moment
p,ease aui else MAJOR ets engaged ln cOh-
Fer.4tlon og another gentleman.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

Cix,tsr. -1arreit Doyle ss taihs rin
Dlg- Chaucery. order over Ruling plea
on usual terms aud deisndeut siyen lc-ve
% answer upon pay urut of costs aud -ilpu-
iauug that cause may stand for hearing a.
u~xt st--ln the matter of the assign
meut of Frank Chickrfing James D Rob
iu-ou. assignee etc. ~. Edwin ). Phelps,
et al Order fo show cause Nhy injunction
should uof issue ai,.l'ioWct With COSTS
Matilda Edison S. Thouia. Almy and Jo-
.eph A MauA A--ump-it Proceedings
stayed zen days % enable plaintiff to pro
pose amendments 60 nnIiugs
sypfeion Martin J.. Swee, IS William
Haldauc. A-sumpsit. On trial Court
adjourned unth Monday.
PRoB,rE Estate OF William Carlton. de
ceased. order admitting will 10 probate.
-E-ta,e of Henry Benken. deceased.
order admitting aiii % probate -E Estate
0f John +. Coaie 81 al minors. Guardian :
third account nlei Estate Of Thomas
NcShane et al. minors. Guardians rrsi
account hled in r. Antoua r Lansing an
iudi gent insane person. Order OF admission
90 Michigan ass lum for insane.=ln re
Edith Ware. adopted child Order Of adop-
tion and change of maine t0 Lille May Bell
PolIeE Caroline BOkieu Removing
lesse,i property Adjourned to May L.
May No-l. D.sprteriy. Acquitted
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

For tbs Fess ending r1esday April ~.
,'l. compiled from the ofieial record. of
iha n.tei States patent ofiiee
w Ackermsn. Grand Raaids bed slst
fastener Bar'eUe Two Rivers. eunverti-
ble chair. & Hgs- Detroit elevator
hsfchvss 4 Cannon ffaiesblrE. fsfh her,
I'D ~ psve anl W q. patmer Detroit
cash reee rar 3 a Htman and q ~
Smith AHrr fire escape J W Hewitt.
1srss1n. shifting rai ffr vehicles a. J
HON ersni Etrfis nuiutle series system
ef electrical ilsIr nauoa H r L. <-on.
D-s8d Htaias adjustable shelving ~
Nsmmerv Eihs rreaner III. W kuher's
thennFEfn. lrg rNai urskinz uiachsue "a
81 -irtu~ Esv tifF vsvs A simpson.
-nilh Greek hsv PRESS IA - Mieiga'tk
ar8ud Rapids ssi regulator fer rule
mn.= Whinlie Eaton Rapids run
ming gear fsr wagons M y NHt- sn.i +
: .rsrv rh~os Rivers ear wheel laar
Nstns ItfshHeIl. stecs rsrs
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

Having purchased large stock of Paints, Paint Oils.
Naishes and Brushes before the advance prepared
give the citizens the benefit of Low Prices Paints and Oils
sell only the Pure and Unadalterated Boilinseed OIL.
Every gallon Is warranted am selling the kind Of
leads which have sold for sixteen year and have
sold tons Ct it. Having sold lead of manufacturer for
sixteen years sufficient guarantee that IT good
yes good and pure any lead offered for sale offer
white lead coored lead liquid paint present Whole
sale Prices pay bonus to drummers-rch poor all
pay price Mechanics aborng contractors hou4e
cleaners is your time TO purchase
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

one 8 stop Organ in first class order. SO.
one 2stop organ .n nrst-ciass order so.
One ll-stpp tstey BOZ nrst-ciass order SO.
Three g-sfup smith AmericIn m tirst class
order $50. $50 So
one . stop Chime Of Bells 50.
one very good square Piano. sl-0.
one square Weber ia hrst-class 0rIe'
800.
one large Square Grand Chickering new.
one 6ne prixhf iiaIlett & Davis new
Large stock If Emerson. kimb3u and
% her Pianos
~rENaRr TEgrLr 90 Music.
"a Canal 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,
SUNDAY At REEDS LAKE.
orsna s.Iloon Aseen,loa

The coming II warm weather always ere
atcs thr desire 90 get ont Of the city, al least
for a lew hours COR the fresh spring air OF
the fields and groves sundays being the
oniv time~ which ,o many Oi our families
can fagcthcr enjoy such recreation, the
street railway viii start tie dummy line
Tor the season tJ The la>e on sunday next,
ana in connection with it will run its new
open horse ears. the mos; expensive and eie-
CANT yef pur ou, atiordiug the opportunity
for sii- ht lasrime at small expense.
Frf HOGAN has all arrangements com
pletcd flT the balloon ascension at33O p IN
sunday
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

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fsas sii. fa<e place as Aa'afis1af
DaIy .ae 'prEa s4R ullii r. Ia opera
tlea Tie af4er. sEe ks.l.az ~ a-ss.
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'oi'rei of = t'r'foii. announces MS 'h'en-
'Heh "a t'a'tt"s ea'.'0 'ii' o"t Ne't
wen "is ief"' FAffrs
Al The Lansing baby show l3l babies
were exhibited Fioy Aott. aged Two aud
one aaii }rafs loyN l"s H''i prize as tNe
Hahuf"iiisst ifma4e 'to5-
The safe in Gust a = saloon a. Brock
way was turgiarized Thursday but the
craeksmsn bad iheir ali night work for
nwhirs- ihe safe Wa einp'y
The Grand Rapids & Indiana railroad
is bnildlnz.. hotel an West lake. near kaia-
naxoo ard fas put on a small steamer fu
nun in connection with trains.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

We assure you that sell no humbug We mean busi-
We business and will not be undersod at
loss Remember the place - Monroe street where You
find complete stock of FIRST Class Drugs and everything
belonging ina
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
PAINTS AND OILS,
VARNISHES & BRUSHES.

Before they advance price The prices will not remain
where they
Farmers give call before You buy your paint and
by doing You viii money Every aticie sold 10y
Warranted as represented or Money Refunded
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

Messrs ~Wetani Bros. who in Deem
ber opened their elegant Candy Kitchen.
a. l1 Canal 81. snd afi-rWari branch store
ou Nouroe-st. have decided on a new de
parfure aud Ni.l close their store on Canal
stree after today This j. done that both
proprstors niav give their attention to the
Monroe - business. which vii be opeued
tonight as an elegant Ice Cream Farlor.
Tss transformation which the gentlemen
Vorks,l in fhe candy business of the cry Is
sure 20 be followed with ike change in
Ice Cream business
Their place ~ bus'ne las been re-
modelled and fitted mo as such = pariur
shou|1 he snd variety ~ iav0rs viii be-
xepl. such as Grand Rapids has never seen.
For ali kinds If bore boots and harness
repairing sp fo j kinumeut- IL Crescent
avenue.
New sar- an1 chgrlus sowing the
Tarrs Eesgf.f1' wor'ls r'-a-ing lV.
very nreftF price IS rPu s. at
~fFvtRr feNrtf eF Mrsrr
Canal st
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
STEKETEE'S FAMILY MEDICINES

Our sales these remedies nearly Twelve Hundred
Dozen Bottle, since January l. SS6 fact that remedies
extensively used and say with those that have used
these remedies: "No better They good Ny sales
Steeees Blood Bters - dozen bottles for the
month of MAJ ch last past For the genuine Sekeees Medi
Gives call at my store remember the place
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01
FIRST GLASS DRUG STORE.

As cheap the cheapest We have been the drug bu
nearly seventeen ears and believe that know
how to treat customers My place of business the de
pot for
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

For a.i kinds of hor-e boots and harness
rersuinr sp fo . kinumcut- li Crescent
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-01

If you contemplate furnish
ing. 1t will psy you 20 visit our
warerO0ms. Ne have a full
line Of low aud medium priced
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-14
KENTUCKY KNOWLEDGE.

Galloway will vote Jan. % ON q
proposition to subscribe $4,000 to the
Ohio Valley railroad.
John Thomas was killed by Joe
Wages, near Richmond, last Friday
Wages is in Jail.
Jos. Clark has been elected Presi.
dent of the Northern Bank, of Lex.
ington vice NJ. G. johnson, deceased
Tho Kentucky Yeoman outfit
Frankfort, will be knocked down to
the highest bidder next Thursday.
Capt E. II. Taylor and Jas. A
Scott, of Frankfort, are rival Demo.
cratic candidates to represent Frank
lin county in the next Legislature.
Dick McAfee and Miss Alice Nc
Coffin, of Breckenridge county, eloped
to Jacksonville Friday. The groom
drove the pursuing father back with
pistol.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-12-14

The Hon. Abraham Dowdney, of
New York city, died of apoplexy
last Friday, making the twelfth
death that has occurred among the
members of the Forty-ninth Con-
gress, namely, Vice President Hem
bricks; Senators Miller, of Caifor-
mia, and Pike, of New Hampshire /;
Representatives Elwood, of Illinois /;
Rankin of Wisconsin; Hahn, of Lou
isiana; Beach, Arnot and Dowdney,
of New York; Price of Wisconsin /;
Cole, of Maryland, and Duncan, of
Pennsylvania, This shows remark
able percentage of mortality, and is
unprecedented in the history of the
American Congress. Vacancies now
remain in Dowdney's, Arnot's and
Prices districts. The others have
been filled. The deceased member,
Mr.. Dowdney, was in the House
three days before apparently in the
best Of health. He was,a native of
Ireland and was serving his first
ERIN,
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