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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

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Ch~rss a the Csnpt4sllsr.

CiscIsSAFf Gaia Fsb- T.-Tne doors u
TIE Metropolitan bank x4s closed today
and plaeafasd sigh the announcement that
me oank = n tas hands of the Comptroller
Of tas Carrsncy. acting throagh Sanders.
TIE Cnited States National B4nk Examiner
A lev clsfks e04ld DC seen today through
the glass IA t0s door. add = single ~aleb-
nan vas Longing a. The door d the snmp-
t1oos room of President small Gfeaps Of
people catered TIE FssliDule aud looxsi for
moment on tie vacated quarters 0f the
great 04ak and read therein iessOn Of the
power Of the NauOa4l GoverameBt. All
conlsected with the bank say that tois w0uld
not have a. pensd # The Govern ment had
not eaiised tie arrest OF the ex- Y lee Pres
dent. Il IL true bis arFes. moved The other
banks 81 siLndfse taeir Offers OF assist
ancs. ouf II NAV &c that ths Government
actst mercifQily in diserBng their money
from the Metropolitan for the charge made
Ia tbe warrant Tor De Camps Arrest does
not neeessafisg cover ali that may be IN
posse ssiOa Of the Government Aore seri-
our charges thsn certifying 70 false srste-
ment OF tbs condition OF the bank many %
brought 70 notice oy the Grand Jury, which
vii begin its sessions in day or two. De
Camp had no dtIhcaity ia procuring bonds
men 70 Join him ia his bond, which was
placed at so 90
Following the suspension Of the bank
came another sensation By the arrest OF
Hon Wm- Means. President OF the bank.
The ssrrsat was issued. but Was not served
IN the usual manner out of regard tor
Means. D.stricE Attorney Burnett notified
him OF the issuance OF the warrant and
arranged for Means 20 20 voluntarily with
his ocndsmen 10 the Commissioner office.
With the Fidelity cases fresh IN mind aud
with proof they gave Of the relentless
power OF the Government where there has
been a plain trsnsgression OF the law,
this arrest caused q decided sensation.
Means held = leading position among the
business men Tor number of years he
has been repuied quite wealthy and served
terss a. Mayor. To have man of such
pr0minence put IN peril OF imprisonment
causes . profound feeling.
There Is a fairly authenticated state
nent that the examination OF the bank
books aud papers show a gross violation OF
tho banking law, aud the loans To officers
and others connected with the bank are
very largely Ia excess Of the limit allowed
by the law 20 any one. IL is possible that
this wrong doing may have been carried to
such an extent as TO imperil the banks
sOlVency. All this time 1t IS not thought
that other arrests will De m 4de. but of this
no one can speak with certainty, because
there has not been time for thorough ex-
animation of the banks affairs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
ABoUr AKUSExESrS

Madame JanAoschek. whose acting has
delighted theatre goers throughout America
Tor 10. these many years. Is now on her
farewell tour she bids farewell 10 these
shores Ia April Al Boston, and viii open ia
Liverpool IN May, and. after tour through
England. will return to her old hone in
Prague and retire 10 priySte life. Our play
goefs will be pleased 10 know that Grand
Rapids is 10 ses and hear her once before
she goes. Madame Jau4usches will appear
a. Powers Grand Opera House next Tues
day evening IN that fascinating and scaTce-
acting play, Me- MsrTilles." The stage in
this country has never seen bat two great
exponents OF this wonderful character
Charlotte Cashmsn and Madame Jansa-
schok-and the patrons Of Powers may ex-
peet rich and rare treat next Tuesday
evening.
"Jakey Einstein" jogs nerriiy along at
Redmond ; and the audiences have plenty
10 laugh at.
At the Wonderland Edwin Clifford's
Monte Cristo" is running very smoothly
and satisfactorily.
Sir John Jerome Foster Bart as he is
known IN England and Col. John Foster as
ne Is yclept in the United States, is rustling
about town heralding the approach OF
Madame Janauschek.
Flotow's "Msrtha, the second act
with an orchestra OF twenty-five pieces, two
cnoruses aud y number of solos will con
sIitute the splendid programme at Prof
Wellenstein's benefit concert next Monday
evening
= The benefits given for the charitable fund
OF the b. L. o. Eiks are known all over the
United States as the most elaborate and
enjoyable performances ever given in the
theatres. The approaching benefit TO be
given by the lodge in this city is expected
TO eclipse anything ever seen behind our
footlights.
Lester Franklin's n. Y. Double Combina-
alton, which Is giving such a superb enter
tainment At Smiths Opera House this week
Will give grand matinee today at 2 o. M
The MacCollin Opera Company are to be
the attraction at Redmond's all next week.
The company has been re-organized and is
now playing at cheap prices. Manager
Gsrwood announces the sale of seats to
the opera at nis box office today.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
AT THE UNIVERSITY.
A Play Being Written for the Actress,
Miss Minnie Maddern

S.s-ssssa " N.S ysNts.SS-Nt,A.A
Ann ARBoR, Feb. 6.-At meeting of the
University Branch OF the Michigan Club
twenty delegates to the convention to be
held in Detroit were elected. Great prepar-
tons are being made by the students for
this event, and it is expected that between
seyentyfive and one hundred will attend
the banquet.
The Arg0ndm Board will hold a meeting
Saturday for the election of five editors,
three Juniors, one Sophomore and one
Freshman. The following were elected:
+. II. Abbott, III. b. Dewey and T. K. Whit
man. SO; III M. Bates. 80. and Caulkins,
81. The Board as thus completed is high
ly satisfactory, aud will not allow the
Argonast 10 take any back ward steps.
Rev. DR.. Ramsey lectured Sunday even
in2 on The Nations Pet Sim"
Last Thursday evening, at the Hobart
Guild. Prof. Hsrmequin delivered a lecture
on Play asking." and at the end of his iec-
ture read a selection from his new comedy.
AS the Professor has already written seY-
eral plays, and has had considerable exper-
fence in that line, his remarks were not
those of an amateur, ana were listened to
with good deal of attention. The Professor
has, with +. n. Scott, "a. Assistant Libra
rian, signed a contract with the noted
actress. Minnie Msddern for a play 10 be
finished February Is. 1t is to be produced
in New York next March, and is entitled
Worlds Wages
The Freshmen Lifts" to the number OF
twenty couples, enjoyed a sleigh ride 10
'Ipsi' Friday evening. The little ones
did not stay late, but returned at a very
early hour.
Next Friday evening occurs the Junior
hop, which promises to be a very swell af-
fair. Over 1000 invitation have been issued,
mostly out of town. The invitations are
made by Chicago firm, and are very tast-
ily gotten up.
President Angel is expected home on
Friday, February 10.
DR.. Globes, who is to fill the chair of
pathology. arrived in town last week and
went Immediately to work. Previous to
coming here Or. Gibbes was on the medical
stat OF the Westminster Hospital, London.
Base ball practice commenced In the rink
Saturday morning From the array OF ma
terial presented il is very likely that the L.
of NJ. will have have strong nine. There
is some talk of sending the nine east to
compete with other college teams
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
ROBBED THE DEAD.
Jim Kerr, Chairman of the Moulders'
Union Ss<ips Out.

Union Ss<ips Out
While tits to be dep.ored yet the fact that
Jim Kerr has left the city for pastures more
fsversbieis some encouragement. Kerr is a
moulder by trade. and after the death of
Samuel James, respected member OF the
Union, he vas appointed custodian of the
funds subscribed for the funeral expenses
and made chairman OF the funeral commit
tee. Membership in the L Mon entities the
family of the mouider TO benefit of 300
from the international Union in case of
death. The money came TO Mr. James
family in the form of draft about two
weeks ago, and the DRAFT was signed over to
Corresponding Secretary Crew, OF the local
Union. VINO IN time gave it to Kerr, the
chairman OF the funeral committee.
he OF course WAS expected TO give the
amount TO the widow, but instead he
skipped out. and it is supposed wandered
towards California, with the amount read v
TO deiray his expenses. In addition 10 the
500 funeral benefit fund, Kerr had about
$50 Of other money in his possession be-
longing TO the local union, and he borso wed
money frOEn many of his friends In sums
ranging from s. to $50. Kerr is young
fellow and unmarried, was employed st
Hartmsn's fourdry, and has a worthy and
almost broken-hearted mother living IN the
Sixth Ward.
The local union deeply regret the cir
cumstance. not SO mach from the financial
loss, however, as from the disgrace of the
thing. The members will make good all
deficiencies bY private contributions Next
Friday evening a dance will be given in
Germania Hall for the Unions sick benefit
fund.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

The annual meeting Of the Grand Rapids
Academy of Medicine vas held ls.t evening
Ohc~rs rsre elected a. follows President.
DT. r. J. Kirkland Vice President Dr. p.
Enmet Welsh. Secretary, DR. . E. Dis
brow. Treasurer. DIT II. +. bo.,hsr. The
retiring President. Or Q. F. Herrick, read a
pspsr on Soms of the Methods OF Perform
ing Hysesro- -rrschelOrzphy" The discus
son On this paper wal occur a the next
meeting. Which vii be held txo weezs
rem asst pight when Dr.. Strong. Of Byroa
Centre. Fiil rssd paper
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

rb- H~sa Hs,ek keeper of ta- Continental
Hes-l. Paiiaaetpsis. an Ewh~zxier.
fnItkustFHIs. FEB. ii. e. Reese. for
the sat sigbt Yssrs hesd book keeper of the
Continental Eotsi. VS. arrests si thss after
nocu on = charge ct enbezz.iBx s.. 900 from
lis employers fie a,s,ie fla con nssssis,n.
and vas coasniatsd a defsnit of $500 fer
trial he wa@ lncucPd 30 steal tbs money
~ . rounE rpmsn eilh whora be wss in
fsiuatei. sd 1set tae fznds ia furnishing
aense TOR asr. Reese IS dfiv vsars Ola. =
usneer az tse ksrfist Church sus super
intendent ef the Sxaosfh Schoei He hss a
vile. but 20 ehii6reH.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

steS.slss - -ss rssf-aSa-ssR
CxDAR SFRISss. Feb. 7.--Work has ben
commenced on the new T., 5. g. N. depot
Is is located on the north side Of the track.
between Main and SscoR8-sts nearer Sec
oud-st. The msrosatile trade end sssi
ness IN general Pats On a more lively sp-
resrance than ever before a; this tisas of
year. IN tie history of tae village A
Nicksrs0n hss purchased a hs.f interest IA
TIE Alas~orta ssw-mill- NJ. Nic<ersan =
zo-aaesd Young nan. sud ril make
tbinzs lively Tie mil yard - already weil
sfocxea WITH loss. Despite he isea that
1e5sr srnnxs' iumoeriax days ars over. ~
lsrze auo1nt of TIN o~r thst 3 brought inse
s0-n dssiT = .E1rHTi-sae Orr ksrul -
tovnsman. +. J. RoTs. of Lsks Ven. va
in town YESTERDAY. hsle and heartv The
Seclsl tlus xiFs snolasr party a. Nsfi-s =
Hal FridsT evening FeaTs&rT 10. soaisrs
0rcnestrs wfl f1rnish n.assc
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

John +. Woo0. Of Newaygo. is engaged in
laodabse project for the benefit OF his
county. He proposes to establish reading
rooms IN several places in his county, "a
tass the place of saloons. especially Al
Nevsygo, VII e Cio1d Fremont and Hes
pens. lie has nsse arrangements with
the newspaper Offices ia ibis city to supply
them sith the city pspers aud exchanges
and other Is1Fnais snd periodicals.. II is =
sortsT scheme. snd II - 10 be hoped viii
be productive 81 much good.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Bra<seb b g. n b. A. vii dedicate is
new bad W the Kennedy Block. corner q
y atefiso and I9uis-sts. tom0Fror evening
With 6ne musical and literary entertain
meat. Rev. Fathers Puleaer sn8 Whslsn
and ks1rlce Shsnshao vii deliver skefg
addresses. and mssic riil b furnished ov
WUrEogrx Brpoao8s orchestra. several
solos being on the programme. TIE enter.
tsiBmeut wlh e nn1eT tae directiop of
Prof krznfer. snd an excellent hms nav
- Ar~.r-rfcf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

To The Editor Of the TEI@ssEkx-HKRtID.
desire 10 thank the mstroEs and az
tendsnts OF the u. p A. Home through the
columns Of your paper for the kind and
thoughtful care sAows me curing my stay
vitb them Of several menths. occssioned by
the bseskiEe Of mr leg. . serious fracture
that required gsee nursing. which vss net
lacking - say the least. and IA gratitude g
70 the ladies 81 the L. y. A. ! return heart
felt thanks. The institution is indeed .
home in every seose Of the werd. con
ducted on TIE best Of principles and by the
kindest Of ladies.
Respectfully,
JoHN y BKLKNkF
Grand Rapids Feh G.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
AROUND THE RACE COURSE.
The Six Days Contests I'm the Madison
Square Garden.


Square Garden.
New YORK. Feb. The great six days
walking match between the twenty -one
walkists who entered the contest is draw
ing card. The crowd is very boisterous
and several fights have already occurred.
At 8 O'Clock Albert was In the lead, with
l70 miles 20 his credit. Guerroro comes
second. with loo miles covered. He also
looks fresh. At li:20 Hegclman came on
the track and appeared TO be very conf
Dent IL was officially announced that
Johnson, Stout and Horsn had retired from
the race. Horan is the man that Manager
Bail said would be backed for $1,000.
At high noon the score stood: lbert, 1873;
Guerro-o. ia; Panchot, 173; Hart. 100;
Golden, l64; Moore. l63; Herty, l63; Day,
l62. Strokel. 156; Noremac 143; Connors,
III, Cox, i40, Dillon. 1874, Hegelman. l3i
sinclair, l2S; Sullivan. III; Vint, 125; Tays
Tor, l24; Collins. ll9, Lsrky, 1l5, and Stout.
li3
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

NEw IoEx, Feb. 7.-Richard K. Fox,
proprietor of the Police Ga-e,fs was arrested
this morning. charged with violating the
penal code by encouraging prize fighting
When Fox was arraigned In court he asked
for an adjournment OF his mination till
tuesday. The request was granted and he
Was released on his own recognizance.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
ANNUAL MEETING
Onicers Elected and Other Matters Tran

sacted.
About one hundred members of the Kent
County Farmers Mutual Insurance Com.
pany met in the Circuit Court rooms yester-
day in annual session. The meeting was
presided over by President Langdon, of
Paris township. Secretary Withey read
bis report, showing most successful years
business, and the Association ia fine shape.
After the transaction OF come routine bust
ness Directors were elected as follows:
Charles n. Richardson. ~ Bovine; Henry
Green, Of Grattsn. Aaron Brewer, of this
city; ]. II. Meyers. OF CouriisDd. and Ed
mund Manly, of Walker. The Association
then adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

The karsxs Di~f<soa. K xhss a F>vfh IS
bid taesr snnssl n8e@f sg ~ sverine
- = tcTaDs d<ees~s wNrt eterses 80.
tssa Ie1es BsYas- Ff-~s 5see sas-t r. 4
s5e~ ssco8c I5se tszeat g. n L.oas~-
EecHrser Nsz ? rhse T-es@Nnsr II
Hsassey. fs2sra. Sssozxs aes&sss-< 5.Assnel
n A. RaA
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Fasnk Hamilton. Of Traverse City, Pres
idenf q ths Michigan Business Mems Asso-
cistioa. Eas n tAs city yesterday. and lss'
evening be made az Interesting address to
the mesuosrs - the Grand Rapids Asrcan-
tie Association rhis evening be riil
uest the Executive Board a. Maskegsn.
where han1uef vi he on ths proxramme.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Ssra asl r Nilsr. e Tyrone tornshtp.
tsinks that - has ben losing some o. his
caoics tmb~r ssd charges his priFh bor
hen3 = Ns nan. wlsh hsvi0g 5een guilty
81 i5e sct- ne es1sed warrant - - iselsss
s14 Nslilna1 wss srrest@a on csriss %
answer a. ens n<zt fsrn ~ tie Clrcui'
C0urt- Dsp1ty SaeriT sally secures tas
pspsrs sao Wsslmss gave ssai - zrp.ssr
49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

FeUzno. o.. Feh. T-psvid x. Locks.
better ssovn - tie world ss Petroleum
iera E'tor. = dTinz. NJ Lacke sss ae@n =
refy scs man tar cesr'v two F-srs. as
uost seraeus sreaaie reing a .siiuie cf cr-
z7rE ~ tfre-tsCn. Hs NfscF .efrers
which ae cezao ners rtsr frenfr v.ars
sEc. be kas cnasinae.i a. irregular i1rer~sls
errr since nrtii stfhn ha~ -fnneas
They mate ban ssih rich md ansus De
= - Yesrs Of sxe
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Tas snnaai report q the valley CITY
Mann scfnrinx Compsny ~ss slei y-stsr-
dag. showing he cspitsl stock rssi sstsss.
et.,-. - b nothinR The document explains
tost the canvsnFs property wss tots y
destroyed ~ are Aagsst ? lss7. sircs -sseh
tire Z ass done ns Business The ress -
taEe being II ths hsnds of tde saorsxsges.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Lydia Dewitt - vssrssold. He was lodged
ia iSli aud neld for lrisl
klmeF Aadfees. arrested st &zaislee. =
lodged 10 laii here on q chzree ~ sea ng
team from william Il ,smzfe, OF Blooming
Gale. IN October. ls>
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
The Police Maintain Peace.

PrrTsBURG. Pa, FEB. There was q
large crowd in the vicinity Of the Solar
Iroh Works this evening when the non-
union colored men quit work. About one
hundred policemen escorted the colorei
men 10 place OF safety aud then dispersed
the crowd. The demonstration this even
ing was not go fierce as that of Yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
AsHooTING MYSTERY EXPLAINED.
Aa Upper Peninsula Woman Confssses in
Court tn Adultery.

st.saast, tsAssnNs-sEsANs.
HoUGHToS. Feb. 7.-During the Curtis
Wentworth trial in the Circuit Court here
today Mrs. Curtis, wife Of the defendant.
created profosud sensation by confessing
that criminal relations had existed between
Wentworth and herself. Wentworth ia a
Red Jacket photographer. In December
last his studio wss entered by the village
attorney, J. 3. Curtis. who after some
words. irsd sevsrss shots At him. evidently
with intent 70 XIII. No reason was assigned
BY Curtis for bis act and az Wentworth. on
recovering from his wounds, refused 10
prosecute. the wonder grew. The author-
ities. however. arrested both parties Mrs.
Curtis confession today explains the
mystery and Curtis viii undoubtedly be
acquitted Of The charge. De is now under
assaslt with intent 70 kill.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
ThoIna. Jessop,a VIII

LONDON. Fec. The will of the late
Thomas Jsssop. the famous steel msnufac-
tursr of Sheffield. was proved today. Il de.
vIses sn estate amounting to E56. 900. Jes-
sOps property interests in America were
very large.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
MISSOURI TRAGEDY.


Gs~er-The Lever Suicides.
Sr JoszFH. No. Feb. "A frightful
tragedy occurred sbis n5rning on stock
farm, ST niles south Of Siessrtsvills. a
small town. tsensy-eight miles EAST Of this
ciiy. William Ball superintendent OF the
isrn. shot and instantly killed Miss
Eive EFere-t. daughter Of the pro-
pfietcr. sud then sillet himself A
few month"; $50 Bal asxe.i the girl 90 marry
sac rpused md toid biB not to nlsutioa
The suelect 20 Der s<aiu. This morning he
requested = privste interviss sn6 npon Ter
reiuss. shot heg. last SUNDAY Bal wrote
Miss Eversfts hsthsr. Who RESIDES in soufh-
east Aissouri. telling h'm tnaf he intended
% Ill the Ziri and himself The father OF
the murdered Eiri swns = stock iarm Of $40
seTss and y ons cf tbe ls.nisg stock rsissrs
m TINS section ~ The csautFy
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

WtsaISercv, Jan. 7.-opeaKer Carlisle
agreed tonight To appoint as the special
COMMITTEES on the Reading Railroad strike
Msssrs nilmsn. Of south UuStjns. Chip
man. Of Michigan. Stone. Of Missouri. Par
Ser, oi View York, and Anderson. OF ksn-
AS. The announcement vii be made to-
faorrow. and tue committee Will leave az
orcs for Pennsylvania. ~ o. absent about a
month The chsirmsnship OF the commit
Zee vas offered % an1 declined By Rsyaor.
of Mary land.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
And Continuing until the
following Saturday
Night.

One Thousand Remnants
and short lengths. The sc-
cumulatioil OF our grsndly
successful Dress Goods Sale.
To be closed out At positive
ly less than half of the original
price.
The quality of material
running from three yards TO
twelve yards.
An excellent opportunity
for mothers 60 purchase desir-
able fabrics for children's gar
ments.
On short lengths suitable
for Wrappers, Skirts, Over
Dresses or 10 form combina-
tions with other materials.
Bargains, bargains. bargains
III Remnants and short lengths
Our store viii be crowded.
come early.
Remnants in Cashmere.
Remnants in Bourette and
Pin head Checks.
Remnants IN Fine French
Suitings.
Remnants in Scotch Cheviot
Checks.
Remnants in all-Wool Plaid
Flannels.
Remnants in heavy adj Wool
Homespuns.
Remnants in French Arm
ures and Csmelettes.
Remnents IN Camel Hair
Serges.
Remnents in Broadcloths.
And in fact Remnants IN
everything IN the shape Of
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

= iesscs. Fe5. 1-Tas morning Wsf
ss1 Shsrnsn. triige csruenser. vas IL
sfz1tly 4 Fl rhi.e a. ve-k on tss ne-
> - ~ a pc sf lslzser .ling 81 hlr ed
crnshfrg ~ sxHli n
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Last evening Hiss May Z. Cox. of i0a
CisDcv-st-. gave progressive pedro party
20 number ef hsr friends, and q very en-
ievsbie evening was spent. The lrst pTizes
were woD bv Miss Csrrie WurzD1rF sns
Prank Powers and toe second BY Miss Lu lu
Bensaict and Iuthef smith.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Paw Paw. Feb. Jason B. Foots has
lost i've children q ely by aiphthsris IL
- feared TIE discs ass Vii spread
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

WssErSsTcs. Feb. 7-Fssr w-steer, f,i-
io~@s ~ ixht sao~. sliEss chsngs n ten-
p@refaree isht ~ fresh scrth- wesse~i ,
vfats. osca1zns vxzsssA
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

PswPAw. Mica., F>s 7.--Nslssu Rkoses.
sf Assa~ua. rss stressed v~~s~vssv for
si~zHss ~ss~aB< aDe1 A~s zsss~x-sa-sx.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
CLEVELAND INTERESTED.
ne Is ApKtous About the Contest In the
klev-nth MlehIg2a District.

Eleventh MiehIg.a District.
WAsHiSeEos. FeD. Tx Congressman
A.yoary called on the President this morn
Ing for the tirst time since last Congress. A
most significant feature Of the interview
uss tne surprising familiarity which the
President showed in the Congressional con
test IN the Eleventh District of Michigan
and his anxiety over the result.
We ara watching the outcome with
much interest. said the Executive, '-nol
alone on account OF Its own importance
bat a. al indication of Aichigan's position
hereafter"
Il was quite apparent that the Presideut
regarded the sIecIOn as a straw vote which
would foreteil Nichizan's electoral vote in
the coming Presidential electiOn. HesDOke
Of the respective candidates with evident
familiarity. and vas particularly Impressed
VITA ne view that breen laoOr strength
would serve aim well.
Since the Presidents revenue reform
message aud Dckinson's appointment be
mas received constant assurances from
Michigan Democrats that the state vas put
"a The Democratic line. snd be now expects
10 see the promise verified by Breen' ;
election. or at least marked de
crease OF the Eleventh district Re-
publican majority. The anxiety OF the
Democrats 10 carry the district. FOR its ia
turs effect, IS shown BY ]. Maurice Finn. OF
Grsyhnx. nov here. lie says. We have
already sent 5000 iatO ths district, aud
Trey csa bsvs 80 O0 II they need H. The
snow plOvs srs cut % clean the tracks from
The mines 70 the polls. snd We expect u
exhaust every effort 20 carry tnst district.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Week Of Remnants and
short lengths in Wool Dress
Goods. Monday, February s,
and closing Saturday night
February II, 1898.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

fx~nsy n~eths Fr>sa Rlsss
MspRIn. Fee. twenty death haee tbu-
Ar resulted ffoa riots o. Rsssnsa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08
DRESScOODs

which will be entirely csosed
out a. astounding bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

"Jakey Einstein" jogs merrily along at
Redmond and the audiences have plenty
10 laugh at
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

Flotow's Martha. the second act
with an orchestra OF twenty five pieces, two
cnoruses aud \ number of solos will con
stltute the splendid programme al Prof
Wellenstein's benefit concert next Monday
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-08

At the Wonderland Edwin Clifford's
Monte Cristo" is running very smoothly
and satisfactorily.