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Two cases of sunstroke were reported.
The celebration was never equalled in
Western Michigan.
Capt C. + Belknap was al honored
guest of the military
The Muskegon Ncics. with lis rursl enter
Prise. viii not print paper t0morroW
Part of the Graud Rapids delegation left
for home al 10 and the balance at mid.
night.
The display If fireworks in the evening
ftungly closed great day in the history
Of Muskegon.
gen " 7. Times was an interested spec
tator Al the drill and warmly congratulated
both Cos X aud l. on their excellent ap.
pearanCe.
Frank Braceln tried 10 get ont p paper
for tomorrow. hui the last seen ~ bis prin
ter-one. count EN-. che had oashed in
bis string a. an adjoining saloon and va'
too full for use
The Big Rapids and Nuskegon ball clubs
riayed q five innings game resulting Ia 4
victory for ihe latter by score If u % 2
Ten of the runs we're made in ihe hfth in.
inning after two men we're out
Company X turned ont forts Eve guns
Company \ thiriv five The KNIGHTS 0f fhs
Mac-abees. fffy Custer Post. forty Champ.
lo Post. Cen and MAJ W F. Dickers0n
z e. and Drum Corps furnished music.
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WFfrHF Nan fulT 5-A slfai from
f.e heed asrte-s ~ the Blsckfees Iu5isrs
sf eei Pen says thsf reanfn4sker. vbo
rss sss1eatei 9ita I,ais fsi ia tss Forfh-
rssf rets ar Died ieaiy 81 Cfovioo,
camp yesterday Ht hsd nof beer vfl fr
ssera szts Tresssr BE- broke = cod
-essei saf ael sheFtig sferrsr6 Pound
aasker iaf seaf size nun .sfior ~ hetrf
ffrs1Tel ~ psrfc Fefng in tns retsel
SOB sd snrr fs ~p,erse frara ffs r.eri
te1flsrr has heeu o bes n ard 1eTresst.
Fl sfrs
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-06
ADIG DEMONSTRATION
Ten Thousand People Present
II Union Square.
A0RsIAGNts A0aa FOR HOME RULE.
One OF the STANDS Falls Win 60 Pee
ple-Ths Working Men or Great
Britain Urged 10 Labor tor
Home Rule.

NEa YaaR. July 5-The wOrkingmen 5
mass meeting in Union Square this morn
log. Caiied as "a home rule demonstration,
was attended by fully Do COO people. A
score of labor unions took part. There
was speaking from four stands At different
corners OF the square. From two of tire
stand. the speeches were In English. from
one in German aud the other stand was
occupied 1y lady speakers. Including
Mrs Parneu Mrs. Lille Dey-
ereauK Blake and Miss Ellen
Ford. The large gathering was enthusiastic
but ori-r r.y. The detail of 5O0 police found
httle t1 dl. The principal stand fell just as
The exercises were beginning and about 100
persons we've thrown down in heap 10 the
groanj Many of them were bruised, bat
none seriously hurt This incident caused
much excitement tor moment, bat order
was soon restored and a speaker stand i'm
prOvised Robert Bhssert then delivered
The opening address and read a series OF res
OiutlOus lu effect AS follows The
wOrkingmen Of New York and vicin-
ity. believing that they, on this occasion.
represent those of the continent associated
n the birthday Oi the natal freedom send
greeting. sym pathy and good cheer 10 their
brethren the wOrkingmen Of Great Britain
ana llcitiu lAt oplcCl OF the ilcctlH6 -
10 manifest interest in the struggle waging
there between the tOi.ing. producing and
wronged masses. and the idle consuming
and opposing oppressive privileged classes
in the contest Tor home rule IN Ireland.
The worsingmen of Great Britain and
Ireland are urged 20 favor and work tor
home rule They are asked 70 observe the
benignanr effects of American home rule
end liberty which may be reproduced in
their own land
The resolutions We're adopted and ordered
20 be cabled 10 Mr. Gladstone and Mr.. Par
nell Speeches were then made by eX-Sen-
ator Boyd, Rev Dr. McGlynn, Henry
George John SwintOn, Thomas Lord, Rich
Al ~ ~ A.--.-. :. II --....I- o. n..rs
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Fined -Four hundred Dollars.

PoErLAND. Ne, July 5.-The owner Of
the schooner George II. Cushing received
the following from Shelburne, y. s:
'The schooners Gushing, City Point and
Harrington will be released on payment Of
S40O each and all expense.
\. " WHITE.
United States Consul
Mr.. Willard proposes to see what the
Secretary of State would do before paying
such a fine.
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Hcnrr nowen Celebrate..

WooDsrocE. Conn, July Mr. Henry
g. Bowen annual ia Of July celebra
ton at his residence. near this place. was
carried o1t today with usual success. Hon
John Wait delivered the address of vel
come to the guests RE praised the patriot
ism Of Connecticut as shown in war and
peace Henry Clews. the New York broker.
spoke in favor of laws t0 prevent railroad
.0bherv Congressman Gr0svernOr spoke
.n favor ~ the sanctitv 0f the ballot sew
erai speeches were made aud poems were
read 6r sx-Pre-iient Hill Of Harvard col
.ero and Louise Chandler Moulton
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LuolNeToN.s BIG sIRE.
4 Million Fest Of Lumber. a Dock and
Warehouse Licked Up iiy the
Red Element

rt-..s -.ssa srRa.,
LCDrvGroS. Mich. July 5.-The south
dock Of tbe Daaaher & Melenda Company's
lumber mil caught fire this afternoon from
passing steamer The dock was piled full
of lumber and everything was dry as tinder,
with a strong wind blowing from the south
west AboGr three hundred feet 0f dock.
one million feet of lumber aud warehouse
and cooteuts we're destroyed. The fire COM
panv. after heroic efforts. managel "a save
the m.H loss $500 or more. insurance
rfH
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PHlsnurHIs. 1uiy 5-Ths police made
rad on cockIng main YESTERDAY and
captured thirieen game cocks twenty sever
uarernernaIia The PRISONERS were tater
before naristrste. who fnel thres ~ tte
principals go each and costa. and tie
hert So each with c1eas Fghi ~ the
uaen could nef rsise the REQUESTS amount
and we're re1f r. prison In deisut
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T. Z MisneF Hose Oompzny No. q 81
Naril Mlskesun "a la llafuton.
Captain
lis Rapids Hall b2il Cab.
Ia1A * d Mn Carriages
Lakeside Curuef Band
Uniform RANK h. % i Al ~ 0rano
Rapids
Uniform Rank. h. O. 4 n of Lakeside
h. q 4 Al lodses
uleIsieuiEane Nereiu
aandlaayiaD Band.
Scandinavian Hiee tlub.
Scandinavian society.
Whitehall hid BAND
boom Boys
Chariot siih yogng ladies rcpresenlne the
states aud Territories.
Mayor and Common Council
North Muskegon VILLAGE Council
Lakeside Village Council
0iee Club
Pioneer Butchers iu Carriages
Butcher BOYS Brigade on Horseback
Mechanical aud Trades Display.
Wagons
Citizens ia Carriages.
Horr.bles
Maskegou Fire Department
The trade display was simply magnificent
and exceliei anything ever seen ~ Western
Michigan The representation of states and
Territories gave the bellies of Muskeron au
opportunity t1 show themselves, aud ali
along the line 81 march they were admired
and cheered CA a ledge outside the pyr4
mid sat d little girl labelled Dakota.
above her slgu let me ia
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Sass loak June 5-fLe lammany so.
F l.etv celebrated Independence Dag a. tAs
f W sEaul 4f asu.el 4iiresses we're made 1y
Grand ,elsm l. Henry uaro Congress
F n4Al Randall Randolph l-lasr sai SEN
ator al-e sle l-ller being me orator
oi -le dag
senator Fanees aliress vas largely de-
voted tl 3 condemnation 9l tl- cisl service
laws 81 lllrlalr4L-c an1 absurd Af-
Eanlall speech 6t- az exposition ID zoe
llaueIal aeuleE Eeluelts ot lls Demo- iallD
a1uil-slratiol h- claimed 10 lsi l-ills
rs year 1f poser. eoIl-l Ell 80 .fteo more
revenue thau lLe Republican predecessors
ans saved SIS l0O 900 " tle plnlc flni,
ani fle -o4ntrF Eas s>.lpu Voo better
Oh rtal sl-n tie Republicans len.
Iammalg should rejoice Tor to her
laralga her leader. u9E dead
more lll to any other organization vas tiie
satary ile Mr Tucker relliced over fle
reunion ~ North and -olIh The uaut
PLAYED D.K- and Ar Tucker called tor
1alal- D1llle 1- Its cuupau ou. and there
e.s great cheering All the speakers ex-
pressed sympathy afh Ireland efforts to
Secure home raie. Letters resrctlng lu
ability f0 be- present we're received nom
President Cleveland Gov hll. Mr. Ilden,
General Batter ald others The President
tae .8lnders 4nd perpetrators OF lammAny
ana says Dangers arising from lack of
Hatcafline-s aud Fisi .auce ls ever present
and aliases constantly threaten 60 check the
groF Oi patriotic sentlIrnis 10 Is then
most nr ald proper at tle celebration Of
daV which inspires such sober thoughts.
ald ou an occasion which suggests such
lofty sentiments. oar pledges 10 The princi-
Ules of 0ur fathers should be- so.emnly and
sincerely renewed and our love Tor country
be- revived and strengthened
Governor llll declared. that Iammany de
serves the thanks and respect Of the country
tor rs efforts during so many years % keep
alive M tle hearts Ol the people the glOr-
ols memories Of revolutionary days.
Mr uiiea writes Il regret that ! must
deny myself the pleasure 0f being person
aiiy present l concur with You IA your
strong sense of the utility of such ceieora
tions aud n the patriotic sentiments ex-
pressed n the etter Of invitation
General Bltier sends word that be
regrets that he can not be present
20 speak n memory Of one Of the ablest
and wisest statesmen and politicians
/ ever knew-JOln Kelly. Among those
present besides the speakers were Senator
McPhers0n. Congressman Curtin, of Phlla-
de.uha May0ury, Of Michigan; Henry. of
California Willis. Of Kentucky Murphy
OF Iowa, J. j. Adams, cJanlueckar, belmont
and Niele, of New YORK. and McAdOO of
New Jersey l. :. District Attorney Walker
Judge Gildersieeve. General Fltz John P0r
Ter aud many others we'll known. This
evening the sachems entertained their dis
unguished guests az dinner
Congressman Springer, Of Illinois, wrote
The administration OF Mr. Cleveland Is
meeting tae most sanguine expectations of
It's friends Should the remaining three
years prove As successful as the year which
has passed I confidently anticipate his re
nomination and his reelection by an un-
precedenied majority
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Htr H0flr rfrt
CHEsoTess. Mich guif wbils on sr
sre1rsion yesterday. she sfeasser Mssssr.glr ?
rsr ashors 81 Cbeoeaus Islands TIE er-
crTsi1risis we're hr1uehi hpsne fi-ed and
dszured 3 ~ nsi3nIgtt ~ fie rroFs ilor
fsEtor tng bas gone e. ihe ed ~ the
Meeser,Frr
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-06

Bosrov. July To-day was generally OBJ
served as a holiday in Boston and through
out New England the day opening in this
city with a consolidated band concert on
the common AZ 2 a. m. The features Of the
celebration were athletic games at City
Point a. $50 a M, Lacrosse games on the
Common az 30 Jamaica Pond rowing re-
gatta az the same hour. civic exercises in
the Boston theatre ar 10 a. IN.
including an address by the Mayor,
music by the cadet band, reading Of the
Declaration of independence by Master
Walter L.tt.efcld and am Grafton by George
Fred Williams. ATT III o clock there was a
ling REGATTA at Citg Point, az 1880 a row
.ng regatta on the Charles river, at p. m.
bicycle races on the Common, at p. IN. a
balloon ascension on the Common by Prof.
George A. Rogers and in the evening fire
works nn The Common
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How the Day wss Celebrated


MUsKEGoN. July 5-Shortly after the
hands on the dial Of tine marked
midnight the boom of the firecrack-
er and cannon was heard among the
sawdust. All ,Dt long the noise con-
tinued. the tin horh making life miserable
and when daylight was apparent every one
was ready and anxious 10 rise with the lark.
At sunrise the National salute was fired, the
whistles Of the tugs blew ont screeching
blasts. and the church bells rang out mer-
rilv on the air People began arriving
early. and by ten o'clock fully 10000 people
were on the streets. Muskegon seemed
proud of acting as host, and
the people did all in their
power 10 assist the strangers within their
gates 10 pass a pleasant day. Bunting and
flags hung in profusion from every block,
and many of the private houses were ele-
gantlv decorated. Refreshment stands,
where wet and dry goods were served 10
scorched humanity, were as numerous as
locusts in far off Kansas during a plague.
Bowery dances proved attractive 10 the
country swain and his best girl, and despite
the sweter ng heat hundreds Of them paid
a dime 10 whirl round IN the may waltz 10
the somewhat humpbacked music furnished
bv a poor violin. a worse horn and the harsh
voice OF the alleged caller In The way
Of amusements four tented exhibitions
filled the bill. and giants, midgets mer-
maids. skeletons, fat women, AMI other
natural and unnatural curiosIties looked
pitvinglv down on the poor mOrtals who
raid the small admittance fee TO see "all
the wonder gathered from the four quar- ers
of the globe Lemonade sold readily for
five "A glass. oranges were -four for
quarter and fans a dime each. Beer
seemed. however. 90 be the prevailing bev-
erage. and despite the State law every place
had Its doors thrown wide open. Saloons
seemed 20 have sprung mp IN The night and
the thirsty bad not far 90 wander TO wet
their whistle"
Everything seemed dry and parChed-
even the people. hut the celebration was
such a. % make the folks rejoice aud little
! inconvenience were almost wholly over
! lookCd.
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The Giants are Oo~aeo Ds the ~oiser-
i0es-ChiosgO sno Boston ~in =
Game 6ach-Ofhcial Scores Of
the Leagues.

- EI.s t'ttIulI u ~ ufA- 10
hrrors- Detroit e NeS York 81
BATTERIES -tsei4rin and uecssf f,r netr.s,
heeie asd Koarke Tor New Yoft
lmpirr-l ark
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Innings 4Bg -sa
Browns % % @ q O. e
BROOKLYN . "a n q 40 e.
Base hiis-Browus a. BROOKLYN. ~.
E~rors-B Browns p BROOKLYN. ~
BATTERIES -lsrruibers and Bnshanr por-
tar and Peoples
Umpire Bradley
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Lospoy. Jolly Secretary of legation
Whue vas absent from ths reception given
hv Minister pheius today ow'nr fo the
fact thsf b. is reoH fersfinE A. fbe seaside
Nrs Waite Vas present 20 the reception
and among the large number of callers we're
James Hasseii FnTe'l Cyrus " Field
radr Randolph Churchill Mrs sn8 NJ
fegnari Jerome NJ sn1 Ms Norstnr
Freren Ars Reach Grant Miss Adele
Grant. Prof. fi-rher. Nfe ard Miss Chsln
hfran. Bret Hare Mrs frank Leslie
Eerrs.d Morse Mrs Raasids fiseeuriess
Wsraer r. NJ su7 Mrs Roche fenera.
-#s.ar1 and IaIr e~nar
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THEY PAINTED It RED
a Red Letter Day in the An
nails Of the Saw Dust City.
MUSHROOMS MONSTER CELEBRATION.
Co. }. OF Graod Rapids. Captured the
First Prixe-Th he Parade and the
Peopie-ttot. Dusty and Dry
The Celebration IN
Chunks.

Perhaps il wasn't a jolly party visited
Muskegon yesterday. The day was hol al
railroad accommodations entirely made
quate, bat that in no way interfered with
the pleasure seekers for. on tie theory that
Independence Day comes but once year
they took things good nataredly and sc
cepied the Inevitable Passenger coaches
baggage cars. and even freight ears were
pressed into the service. these being packed
10 suiiocauon. while human freight hung
Oh the platforms and inwardly heaped
imprecations on the vast multitude, while
outwardiy smiles Illuminated their counte-
nances and they appeared good natured
To use the chesinutian phrase. the youth
and beauty 0t the land were gathered to-
gether True the beauty was somewhat
scarce, and the youth in many cases was a
trihe aged, bug then il matiered not, for the
Declaration signed 10 years ago made all
men equal. and in this ease each one
seemed 10 stick up for his rights.
The early train on the c. & W NJ brought
out eight carloads Of people, crowded 10
suilocauon, and az the way stations many
anxious patriots were LETT standing
on the platforms, unable 10
even catch on 70 the already
crowded platforms The 9 o'clock train was
somewhat late in pulling out, the people
being too numerous for the three cars which
composed the regular train. Other cars
were pressed into the service, boards were
placed in baggage cars for seats and al $50
the train pulled out from the Union Depot.
leaving many anxious ones on the plat
form unable 10 squeeze into the
cars, which were loaded 10
almost double their allotted capac-
ity The girl in blue with the "dadoed"
oyerskirt was there, hanging on the arm Of
the dry goods clerk wearing a sort OF yard
or two yard smile on his rosy face. The
antedeluyian female with the pink over
skirt was on hand, pulling her brains 10
find out whether the reporter for the IELE-
GRAM HERALD was a lawyer or a bank
president. and Jealous perhaps Of his
natural beauty, kept whispering 10 those
round about her that he was bad writer.
Her age was in her favor and her assertions
were given credence, for she was familiar
with George and his hatchet. nursed the
wounded atNallev Forge and was determined
TO make everybody as miserable as she had
been in the days of 1876 when she was just
budding into womanhOOd.
All along the road recruits were picked up
and bv the time the train reached Holland,
sardines in a box were comfortable and
slept in ample quarters when compared
with the passengers who were crowded four
in seat and Heaven only knows how
many deep on the platforms and through
the aisles. MuskegOn was reached about
ll.30 and the tired tourists were soon
mingling with the crowd.
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Wssuseros. July 7-The chief feature
Of the day Tas a grand pyrotechnic display
on the monument grounds tonight. The
display begln about sd and lasted for more
than an hour Thirty thousand people
gathered ln groups and crowds in and about
ths spacious lawn between the Presidents
mansion and the monument to witness it.
Pres. dent ana Mrs Cleveland Mr. and Mrs
lamont and Nrs Villas watched the display
fr1m tee south portico Of the mansion.
There we're uo drss and mo- serious acci ients
reported ro mar the festivities of the day.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-06

hkNsAs CITY, Mo. july o.
inauses-
Kansas City. o 90 @ o ! o.
Washington. @ o 20l % o.
Base hiis-kansas City, n, Washington.
"a
Errors Kansas City. 8 Washington. =
Pitcher Weidman and Shaw
Umpire Connolly.
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Afternoon Game

Errors Chicago. 4 Boston. 6.
Batteries Mccormick and Pint for Chi
caeo. kadb0urne and Daily for Boston.
lmpire-Cury.
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CincinnaiI-A Athleiir

Games in the American Association were
played with the following results
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-06

CINCINSArI. July 5.--
Innings $50 7sa
Cincinnati % o @ @ @ % o.
Baltimore o o @ o O @ q @ s.
Base hits-Cncnnati. 9 Athletic. l2
Errors-Cincinnati 6. Athletic. g.
: Pitchers Muliane and Coiman.
mnlre-kelLr.
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ST Lows, july ;.
Innings asa s IS
ST. L0uis o @ % q o-l
Phiiadelphia ] @ o o a. e
Base hits-Si Louis. =. Philadelphia l0
krrOrs-st. Louis. = Phiiadelphia s.
batteries kiFhy aud Graves Ferguson
and Clements
mpire-ffaffnev
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nrpolIrn ~ I.-nl.

81. L0UIs. July 3.
Innines- 84 7Fa
Browns. 90 81 o.
Brooklyn. g % o q @ o 5-s
Base hits Browns s. Brooklyn. q
Errors Browns ? Brooklyn. 3
8afferies F0ufz and Hushone. Toole
and Clark
=
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234 G.
Kansas CITY. % O. o-s
Washington. @ % o @ g o.
Base hits-kansas City. s. Washington. T.
Errors- Kansas City. 3 Washington. DO.
Piichers-Weidman and Barr.
L mpire-Connolly.
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Louisville MstropoIitans

LOUISVILLE. JulY 81
Innings. s5e Tsa
Louisville, O o @ o. oI o-s
Meiropoliianso o . ] @ o % ] %
Base hits-louisvilie. g Neiropo'Itsns ~
Errors Louisville 3 Neropolitsus. 8.
Pitchers-Ramsey and Msv0
Imnlre-A Aalenllne
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-06
Afternoon Game.

I.asf hltf-'1i| I.puls, q IhlIancIphia- :
Errors st Louis s. Philadelphia s.
Batteries-Boyle and Meyer Casey and
Mcclure
mpire-0afiney.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-06

II7IEI1III
tHlckeo. july 5-MoFuins game
Innings 7sa
Chicago. @ % q ia
Boston, o O8 8 q
Base hits-Chioae0 n Boston
Errors Chicago 3. Boston
Baueues-flynu and Noodle flr Chicseo.
stemmeyef aud Tate Tor Boston
lmpire-Carry
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From Ransom.

RAN on, May 6,-There will be a tenn
perance meeting in the NJ. L. church Sun
day evening,
An election will be held soon to elect
village trustee in place Of Carroll Boyle
who has not been here long enough to hold
the office.
The village board meet Monday and
Tuesday evenings. They fixed the license
tor the ensuing year at six hundred dollars
VIII. Mccormack will wear the mar.
shal's star for another year.
Tally another for the boys. Three lore
of them in Aller. Henry Be!sebanger
Chris, Schafer, and VIM. Kelley are the
happy papas. -.
Frank Casey has been seriously Ill, but
II. S. Cate went TO Chicago Monday to
post up in the drumming business. BOZ
will lie missed frem here, as he was one
of the incest young men ever In the
village.
Farmers are busy and the click OF the
corn planter is heard.
The agricultural implement de 4lers are
doing fair business.
NJ, J. Lane talks of going to Nebraska
20 buy grain, SCRIAros'
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Married.

COHEN. ALsCHULER.-Th residence Of A.
Alschuler, Esq, East Ottawa, was the scene
Of pleasant wedding party on last Thurs
day afternoon and evening, the contracting
parties being Miss Hattie Alschuler, daugh-
ter of Mr.. A. Alschuler, and Mr.. Alfred
Cohen, of Kansas City, Mo. The ceremony
was performed at 5 p. NJ. by Rev. DR.. Norton
of Chicago, in the presence of a considera-
BILE company of relatives and friends from
this city and from abroad, the parlors the
scene of the ceremony, being beautifully
decorated with flowers, &c, for tie occasion
A luncheon was served at o'clock, and
after a reception, with the accompanying
congratulations and pleasantries, the happy
couple, at midnight, took the train for Kan
sas CIty.-A large number of wedding pres.
ents were received, as testimonials of their
friends esteem and regard. - Among the
guests present from abroad were the parents
Of the groom, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cohen, and
their sons Alex. and Joseph, and daughters,
Jessie and Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hirsch,
Mrs. Mas, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hess, Chicago,
Jacob and Chas. Alschuler, of Aurora.-Af
ter visit to Kansas City, Mr.. and Mrs. Co
hen will make their home at Clarinda, Iowa
where Mr.. Cohen has established himself in
business as a manufacturer of cigars They
have the best wishes of their Ottawa friends
for future and long continued happiness
MARrIy.-Mr. Anton Martin, of this city,
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NICHOLSON u GENTLEMAN,


TONSERYATORS SALE stated ILLINOIS, IA
y SALE COUNTY--ss. By virtue of dcCTcta order
Of the Probate Court of said Cou-y entered at he Feb
ruary term Of said court ssf the application Of
Evans Finley, Conservation OF John OCOner distracted
person, to sell the following described real estate be
longing to said John OConcr situate In the township of
Grand Rapids. county of La Sale and state of Illinois
to wit: The north sNtyOne and seventy five One-hun-
dredths t6l i5O) acres Of the west half % Of this
northeast quarter tL) and the north nnety-twO and
West quarter n of section six t6) In township thirty
two 3lj NORTH in range four ~ east of the hrG T.
three Onehundredths l5 23lUGl acres shall Saur-
day the 5th day Of June A D. 1885 AT an adj burned sale
at the hour of O'Clock NJ sell all the interest Of said
John OCOBcr in and 10 the said real the south
door of the Court House IN the city Of Ottawa In said
county and state.
Terms Of sale as follows: Cash.
EVANS FINLEY,
ma S-!w COnseryator of John O'Concr.
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ned Miss Mary =. Schneider. Of Lake View
were married on Tuesday last at Lake View.
The bride will be heartily welcomed to this
city by the many friends Of her husband,
Mr.. Charles Schubert, of this city, and
Miss Barbara Lascheid, of Peru, were mar
ried ut the residence Of the brides parents
on Thursday evening.