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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

DRoBATE ORDER-sTsTs OF MICHIGAN Com.
i IS OF Kent 81 At sessien Of the Probate
fo0rf for ssid county OF Kent held ~ the Probate
OHice. IN the city Of Grand Rapits, en- the ninth
DAY Of MAJ IN the year one thoUssud eight
hundred aud eighty eight. Present. Cyrus 4.
Perkins Juege Of Probate.
In the mater of tae estste 81 Thomas Cslisr3.
deceased E4win ~. Bailert, executor Of The
last ALL and fcersmsut Of sid eece sd having
n n3ered 70 this oourt his fra administrator
a. e0st
II Il cpIersd. that MoncsTs the fourth dsy o.
June. nsTt. e. Ter O'Clock IN the foreuoon, 81
said Pfooste OE5ce. - appointed for examining
eDu . so7FfDg sid aec0s5nf
And Is = further ordered. that copy u this
order be Published fhrce successive weeks preri-
ous g ssid day 81 hearing. IN the Grand RAPIDS
TFLFsRsN-HFrAf neaspsper printed ard
circulating in said CoUufy u Kent
"A true csrv3 CYRUs > FERKTss
Judge Of Probsfs
FEsvK ". HTrE Rerssr. thur
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

TIE nssinee 81 ths Far erozuS On Fri
5av aasrneon premises - he a. srtasninz
one Tke following i the p-agrsosnse
fr-e far a. trottiax rae ed Msck FrsnT
Neee snd Sovi. re for a. uscng rscs
10 T, y sger. geo. I art Jean l. Also .
taree 11iaute rsoe vita zusercas starters.
tae 90 TIE rust lateresfioe fsstare~ - she
sfsernocn 49, = Ar " r Blssei exhisi-
SEC q 1is SO 60 ia On. Wseellae W3kes.
ar "a ezz1teea zaoafhs cd oclt pToaeai >
the fastest CO.'S n tae Sssss ~ Is sre snd
ceneia1e 18th r1ost infers~stsx paciAg
49,. pcnF vess2lnz enly 80 pes1ds vi
psce s<ssrst nsse ssseesf - - esu1rF ef
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

Cnas. q. Godfrey. proprietor OF the above
house has for many years enjoyed the con.
fidence of the people aud those knowing
him best are the ones who bespsak fer him
the confidence OF strangers. Charlie has.
in spite of the many accusations hsaped
upon him by people always ready to draw
conclusions from hsarsay, run arespectable
house and his efforts TO make II pleasant
for visitors have been strenuous. untiring
and most successful. Notwithstanding this
fact he wishes 70 assure the public gener-
orally that this coming season he will exer-
else renewed caution and will leave nothing
undone on his part to sustain the excellent
reputation already established for Reeds
Lske. The earlors. dining room and bar
have Gil besn remodeled, and with expert
enced attendants Charlie promised to enter
tain his friends and customers in royal
shape. Order cooking and suppers for pri-
yate parties a speciality.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
For ST. Louis

Frank B. 3awes. General Northern Pas
vas 10 town Yesterday. IL Was through his
road that Mayor l. NJ. Weston secured the
special train for st. LOUIS. The special
trsin for delegates aud all Grand Rapids
delegates who desire to attend viii run via
the Cnicago & West Michigan and Illinois
Central, leaving here NJ III .. m. Sunday.
the 3rd. One fare for the round trip.
Grand Rapids will send q big delegation to
So. Louis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

The season at Reeds Lake opens today.
Wurrbnrg & Bronson's band will be there
as formerly and will give daily concerts
An open Car carried the band through the
strsets Yesterday aud the familiar airs
played By the musicians created consider
able enthusiasm among the patrons of the
lake. The season promises to be unusually
pleasant and the street car company are
making extra efforts to make Of IL q success.
The pavilion has been fitted up anew, the
counter being extsnded around the North
wing and another soda fountain has been
added
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
Once Of CoRsER It Co.
Commission Merchants.
Stocks, Grain a Provisions,

GRAND RAPrps, Mich. Nay u. 1888.
Dear S1s: We have assumed the man
agement of the business of Messrs. G. II.
Lee & Co., and, with increased facilities and
information. shall hope to merit a copunu.
snce of the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon our predecessors. The active man
agement Of the business will De in the hands
of our resident partner, Mr.. Roche, geate-
man of long experiences In, and <thoreugh
knowledge of the commission business.
Our facilities for the execution of Marginal
or investment orders are unsurpassed by
those of any other house in the State We
have private leased wires to Chicago al q
New York and receive and post prompt y
continuous quotations.
We trade in lots 10 suit customers and
accept reasonable margins.
Among our correspondents we number
such well known aud reliable houses IS
Messrs. Preusser and Lsoram, OF New York,
and Nessrs. w. c. Press 4 Co. of Chicago
Ali inquiries by mail or telegraph promptly
answered. Correspondence solicited. Tele-
phone connection. Yours very truly,
CoRSxs a Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
Film -dsrp.

Yesterday noon young man went into
Mrs. Furnishings candy store at lib West
Bridgsst- and bought a fvs-cent cigar and
paid tor il with a two dollar bill. After the
he bad q nickel and handed il to krs.
Ihursting. requesting that she keep the
change and give back his tvo-dollsr bill.
Mrs.. Thursting IL short sl.s5 by the
operation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
c. A. q. MEMORIAL SERVICE.

Wednesday. May 80. 1855. Order of the
Day.
The militia companies. /. B. and K. of
the Second Regiment, ". 8. T. and Custer
and Champlin Posts. together with all
military and civil societies and all organic
atoms will report to II. Madden. Marshal of
the day. AZ 8 o'clock q. m, at the corner of
Turner and Yves. Bridge-sts.. right resting
on Bridge-st. in the following order:
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal II. Madden and Aids.
President q the Day, W. A. Clark: Orator L. q.
Rutherford. Past Dept. Uommsnder, Chap
lain Rev. ]. A. sprague, IN carriages
Pzrriarchsl Circle Band.
Custer Post q. A. R. No. 5, W. d. Frost com
handing.
Chsmplin Post, @. Al K. No. %. s. White com
msading
John A Logan Post G. A. r.. No. ]. Captain
Belaire commanding
Gen. l. c. Smith and STAFF. Commanding State
Militia
Maj. william 7. kcGurvin. Commanding Bat
talon OF state Troops.
Company l. Capt G II Rese eommsnding
Conpsno X. Capt. Dennis Rogers Commanding
Mayor aud Common Council in carriages
ClsLenS Cen itsss in carriages.
sECoSD DIVISION.
Carl B. Tracy Commanding
Hand.
sons Of Veterans. Captain Williams commanding =.
Pstriarchisl Circle, Captain BsecocS con-
PAtriarchs Militant. Captain wilder COM
handing
KnizAts Of Pythias.
Caifol med Rank A. .. G. W.
Red Men
Knights o. the Maccabees
y ~. r. A. cadecs
Al other Civic Societies on foot.
Old Soldiers ia carriages.
Custer Relief Corps IN carriages
Chauplin Rsiief Corps II carriages.
school Children in czuityeS
Citizens in csrriagss
The column viii move at $50 sharp
through West Bridge, Canal and Monroe
SITS 20 the Park. where the ceremonies of
the day viii commence.
Exercises at the Park.
----- --..----- bano
$50. :. President n TIE Day ". A clark
si-sse -..-..-.. .------.--.--. ''lee C.no
Invocation .. 80. Rev. j. A Spragne
Music By the Band.
Past Depsrtm. Cornmsaisr Il. d. Rutherford
Music ~ ths 6iee Club.
Ectefftctillil I'd 4 I, u
At the conclusion Of the ceremonies the
Marshal viii resign Ms command and the
Pests vii proceed - the monument At he
AE9A ~ aAAER%-tt-s Nartr tae
memorial services Of ths Grand Array will
BE gone through With. Afterwards the
various committees vii proceed TO the Gem
stsriss according 70 ne following arrange
raenE
Custer Post No. 8. Fulton. Oak Hill, Cath
ole and Valley City csmessries-
Charpiin Post Greenwood aud Mount
Calvary cernetsriss.
All civic societies are cordially invited
and expected - taks part IN Toe procsssion
and not wait Cor the usual foFmality Of
special invitation but turn Gus aud assist
IN making this one OF the most genera 90
served memorial days in the Valley City.
Parties desiring 20 donate Sewers can
leave them ~ Custer P5st hail fo0is-st..
East side and kochs andertskiax rooass
ca he West side before 10 . cicck on
" stinestav Nay % Fl. M4DnEw
Carr. g. 3 TaacT. Chisf Marshal.
Chief 8f STAT
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

We mean il in its exact literslisn. and.
better than the mere statement, We eau give
the name and address Of the discoyerer Of
this wonderful method Preacher, if you
will rememb Der yeur sermon; doctor, if you
care 10 recollect the needed data Of your
proiession-eyerybody who would remem-
Der everythiDg-write for particulars TO
Prot. A. Loisette. 237 Fiiih-ave.. y. y.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

Hon. T. I. Bates. Of the Traverse Bay
Eagss. ~. 10 the city yesterday on his
way home from Detroit where be attended
3 meeting Of the Republican State Central
COMMITTEES. Nothing wss done in the mat
ter of electinz chairman and that point
vii be settled sfer
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

Al supsEauous hair nsiss. usrta. 1884
tumors. hemorrhoi1s. esnoes, ~ ~ pc
sssssly operated esl and ell abnormal
srovlEs permanently and p&inlsssly 10
nevsd ~ 1leososss ~ the pariers u l.
von Dolcks. n. u. and Electro rherspeufssf.
~ Crssoentsva. Grand Rapids. 4,cA-s
oAily nom . p. n. 70 . p. -,
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

David Docson. . colOred man, cook At the
Warwick, commenos6 divorce ssit against
bis wife. Mary Dodson. in the Ksat Clrcuit
yesterday. clxi ming thai tkey we're married
March e. 1873 and that bis wife deserted
him Nav - 1855
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

Catsrrh or'gi1ssex IN scrofaious faint in
The bleed. Hood .. Ssrsspsrilla srsiscates
every inquiry rom the hood. ard thus
Frampsiy snd perms1eatly cures est2rrh.
Give Il a trial
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

Mrs. ]. ]. Wsitpey. Of San Francisco.
celebrated trance test neciasn, can be con
suited ~ the Nsu kathban House tor . few
days. Private sittiDfs daily $i.oo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
Ga. Cook sroyrs

Over Eve hundred nov ia use in the city
Furnished at or below manufacturer {
Wholesale price BY the Gas Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

Worrhurz's , spsi 49, h.ui@a a. sv.r TIE
49, yesterday n an epen csr. tnskine
svres nu>ic sfFeFtlsug ~ Eans soneerts
. Reesfs tsks - oezta essise The hesf-
49, Al aeeas / sxe e1is Ye<g va Be great
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24
LC EIRIK's

Celebrated painting exhibited at the Chic
ago Exposition lsst fall under the poetic
title OF The Peace OF Heaven Seems
Strangely Near" The picture represents
an anrions mother lesning. over little
child. The painting hss been exhibited in
the principal Eastern cities receiving very
catering comments. II viii be Shown at
the Ladies Literary rooms this afternoon
from 2 till D. N. All are invited and all
shOnid avail themselves Of this oeportonity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

Don't fail to be present AT the great pony
sale at Bridge Street House barn 1t 10
O'Clock Thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

There will be fpe line Of Texas ponies
sold at the Bridge Street House barn.
Thursday morning At 10 o'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

Cabinet photographs at s. per dozen at
Merrill's, Gum block 81 Moproe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

A. M. Rsthbun has moved into bis new
barn. corner Wesithy-svs. and TAzrsve-st..
and n prepared TO sccomo dats boardsrs in
first class style.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

Il <n'tgKt wEITE rsEn tllf-< -e-r sf.so--
~ 81 one en- - sfies csa 1epfNd ~
a The tosr So ff-zs II aesa" sssie<
y psrticuisrs IN lar er~eieps. Ftsufs-
- 80. Usher Etoct. l6i " cd wsrs ave-
DETEoiT. EECH-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

&3.o0 Pm DozES.
Cabinet Photos, finest firisn, at Wvkes'
gallery. So Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

II. b. Miller. one Of the oldest residents
Of Reeds Lake. aud - veil kaown 70 ali
Grand Rapids and vicinity. has added. in
addition ~ many new boats. . Handsomely
lifted up luEeh psrlor-largs. eommodious
and uniquely arranged in every apartment
and Nj. Miller IL NOW prepared 70 ssrvs
his friends in nrst-ciass style. everything
being homemade directly under his own
supervision. ''neatness aud dispatch" being
his motto. In fact. his manner Of enter
tanning gussts Is % thoroughly and favor
ABLY established that IL needs no assurance
on the part OF the press that ell visiting
him while Ct the lake will be treated prop
sfiy. Yet ne wishes to sequalnt those
especially iond Of hshing that be has con-
stantly on hand "a almost unlimited sup-
ply Of fresh caught bait. angle worms min
noss. etc. Last but not least. and one OF
the most essential and long con-
venisnoes. he will have telephone oonnec-
tions At bis boAt-house Tree to his custom
ers and friends.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-24

ksr~si opspang - nsseAs L.hs rsnAv.
Aieeit tns kcs thss ~ pamny Lane .
ses u peerless runains esdss ssS tie sccau- :
noasxasas fsr sensrsl usnsportAtion rss
ne nssz pisn1anl sssnnoss sEors vii :.
sxs<esssd On he par< II the S<ree< Railway
ConpAny y TRANSFER I'll ievsu e thss ~
ezsbiy knsvn rssort today. IL viii -
srunfying. housvsr, - aany - kneu thai
Mr.. r. n ssstiAnd. the courteous pro-
prlstor and manager Of the Pavilion u on
hand With lacrsosed tn'eziiIiss. and viii
serve ice cream. soda water, eixsrs and re-
freshnsntx usnssh order cooking .
specially. IL nay cleo - props- - cay that
under his personAi saDsrvisios. and ~ .
large sxpsnss Mr.. SHETLAND has made
many improvements in tie appearance u
The Psviiion asd erected iuaee room be-
tsssn the ssnd stand and the beat decks ~
watch place he viii carry fall line IT nice
things 10 sst sad drink. son Dfinks.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-15
GLaDSTONsAN> WOULD REJOICE
NJ They should se Successful tu she
Election ta Ayr Borgh. To-dnx

Special Cable Dispatch TIE EVESrSa sr.n
LONDON June l5-The center OF Interest In
British politics to-day Is the western highlands OF
Scotland. where polling takes place IN the strAg-
gl.ng constituency called AYR BurghS, Which In
cludeS amongst other small towns the famous
tourist resort ooau- In The ease OF constituency
Ike this, made up OF so many scattered units win
diversified interests it is specially dicuit TO fore
cast Tie result OF the contest This much Il GER
tain. that although the late Unlonists member had
a majority OF over 400 and the total number OF
votes recorded was little more than 40oo, the
ninistertaiists are IN considerable fear OF a home
rule victory, and quite prepared 60 md AZ all
events large decrease ln tnclT majority. As 10
almost absolutely certain 60 D. the case. IN
cifncult 20 eNagcerate the Importance ~ the
erection 20 GlauSionrs caus,. The ufuru uf
triumph Tor home ru', since his opponent. Ashley
processes liberal pfla, pies every other a Ic,tOa
and NisurOdsly deuounCes the nov Abandoned
scheme % Cumpvnsatiun.
ASoTHES PENDING ELECTION
eNciies much Interest, that u Isle u Thanet.
division Of kraL made vacant by the death u
Knlg-Iarman. The tory candidate. selccted y,-s-
terday, Is James LoWther toraerly calet secretary
Tor ire.aud. iu which capacity lie Was cbuspcuus
Tor The Ignorance he display "a on al Irish Qucs-
which earned Tor him the Title OF the "aoung
Lumpklns - the treasury bench. le l. more
commonly known. however. a. ''the Right nOnora-
ole Jimmy nls one nNea idea IN poiiIcs ls To
turn 10 protection and 10 nN fiNc-sniling duty on
corn. His opponent. hnatchbuh hnsrsScn. s0n of
LORD Brabourn", peer, who. after having Ute
given him by Gladstone. turned round aud a
prominent statesman observed, ''rayted lis
maAer' huSc>seu appears a. a Glad-iUnlan can
dld lie. His rather strongly disapproyes OF IA \
out being peer q Is illegal Tor hlm 20 take any
part in tIe C.ecliun. The family have much in-
nuence Ia heut, hut little short II a miracle could
DrlNk about nuScsScu's return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-15
From Wall street To-dav.

NEW YORK, June l5 IL a. m.-The strong tone
existing In the stock market last night lasted over
until this morning. and nrst prices were from 4 TO
g higher, though the market was very dull. Some
sight gains were made over opening prices. but
the advantage was not maintained, the list giving
way Immediately, though there was no special
feature In the trading. Declines of from 4 70 =
were sustained, however, with Northwestern lead
ing the DOWNWARD movement. Reading and St
Paul were stu the Inost active stocks, with Lake
Shore, Northwestern. Union Pacific, and Northern
Pacific preferred In close attendance while tho
rest OF tie list dull and embarrassing through
out. A partial recovery took place toward the end
or the hour, and Peoria, Decatur, and Eyansyiile
advanced 1, but at IL O'Clock the market was dull
and about steady, generally at slight fractions
under the opening prices.
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THE DISTRICT DELEGATES.
Two Sets OF Them TO Contest for Seata
at Chicago.

Two delegations will leave this city tomorrow
to represent the District in the Chicago conven,
ton. When the District convention was held at
Willard Hall January 81 last there were two con.
tending factions. They elected each a chairman
and set OF delegates. One OF these delegations,
claiming to have been chosen by the majority OF
the convention, was composed OF Perry Carson and
Andrew Gleason; the delegation representing the
other faction Is composed OF Hen. s. 8. Shelabar-
ger and F. A. Dyson. Mr.. Shellabarger will leave
tomorrow morning for Chicago. Mr.. Shellabarger
this morning refused 10 express any opinion to q
STAR reporter as to whether he would be seated
as delegate In the convention. 1t is stated that
printed brief in his case and that OF MI. Dyson,
who are known as the delegates OF the Chase fac
tion, is now before the national committee. In
this statement IT Is claimed that after the conven-
ton wa regularly organized another chairman
was irregulsrly elected, mainly ey members Of
denied by the committee on credentials. 1t Is fur
ther asserted that the signature OF Mr. A. II. g.
the credentials Of the so-called Carson delegates
to the naeIonai convention, is worthless, after
he had called the convention to order his func-
Mr.. Shellabarger said that he intended to leave
the entire question with the committee, and that
he would not make any enort himself or enter into
MIR. W. c. Chase, who is an alternate on the
Shellabarger delegation, win also leave tomorrow
morning that he was confident that the conven.
tion would seat his delegation. The other alter
nate Is Mr.. NJ. NJ. Holland. Mr.. Chase said that
Mr.. Holland would leave for Chicago tomorrow.
It Is understood that the delegates OF the Chase
faction are In favor OF the nomination OF Sherman
The Carson delegates are said 70 be Blaine men.
Mr.. Andrew Gleason told o STAR reporter this
morning that no presentation OF their case had
been made as yet 20 the committee. He thought
It would be time enough after they got 10 Chicago.
He was OF the opinion that he and Carson would
be seated.
Perry carson, Mr.. Gleason's colleague, states
that they are both for Blaine; that their credeu-
tialS are In the hands OF the committee, ana they
expect admission. He will leave Sunday after
noon. Mr.. Gleason leaves tomorrow morning.
Fred A. Dyson, Mr.. Shellabarger's colored col-
league, said to q STAB reporter to-day that Nj.
Shellabsrger and he 60 az the regular dele0ates
and that the others are the consestantA M.
Dyson win leave ct noon to-moHow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-15

UNION BRIDGE, Nd, June l5.-John Bowans
colored was taken from the jail here little after
1 O'Clock this morning by band OF twelve or fif.
teen colored men, all masked, and carried to the
outskirts OF the town, where he was strung up by
the neck TO the limb OF a large oak tree. He mo-
toned to be let down and the rope was sackened
so that he could speak. He made good use Of the
opportunity, and, slipping through the rope,
Jumped away Ike q shot. The lynchers gave
chase and fired several shots after him. but WITH
out effect. He has not yet been captured.
Bowans was arrested yesterday for assaulting
another coiored man named Othia and q colored
girl named Hollenberry. The motive was Jealousy.
The girl and Othia, who is blind, were on their
way home night before last from this place. when
they were overtaken by Bowans, who asked the
girl to go with him. She refused, and he then
struck her In the face, breaking her jaw-bone.
Othia then tried TO defend her, but, being blind.
could do but little. Bowans slashed him terribly
all over his face and body with a razor. He also
assaulted the girl almost sever1ng her ears Both
are very low, and Othia Is not expected TO live.
Bowans is the colored man who made an assault
upon Miss Taylor, OF this place, about sixteen
months ago. and served year In the penitentiary
Tor the odenSe.
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Bound the W0tchmam and RO66ed Hhe
Safe.
DARING AND SUCCESSFUL BURGLARY At ATTLEBoRo,


ArTLEBoRo, MASS, June ia daring burglary
was committed at the refinery OF Barber a Bur-
nngame last night Isaac Lord, the night watch
man. says about IL 30 he was seized by two men,
who bound him. They also bound the watchman' 3
little boy. The two men, who were masked, went
to work on the safe. They worked untn twenty
minutes OF 2, then they laid Lord on the lounge
and left he got loose at O'Clock, and notined
sheriff Capron. The safe door was ripped into
strips. Mr.. Burlingame says there Is q large loss
All the valubies were taken, chiefly gold and
silver.
Barber Burlipgame make their loss 81 500
mostly In gold ribbon and nuggets OF nne granu-
lated SILVER the balance, S4S in money and $50 In
gold chtp6 There is no clue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-15

PARIS, June 1.-THE committee OF the chamber
OF deputies yesterday passed a resolution, on the
motionDf Frederick Passy, 10 enter Into a perpet-
ual treaty with the United States for the settle
ment by arbitration OF disputes that may be-
tween that country and France NJ. Passy Il pres
ldent OF the International League OF Peace.
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The Ssorm.weps Northwest.


MANY BUILDINGS DEMOLISHED By HIGH WIND ~
pAkOTA TOWNS.
ST. Paul. MINI June l5.-Furtber advlces from
Northern Minnesota ana Dakota Indicate that the
losses by the severe storm OF Wednesday night
ana yesterday vii! be heavy. AZ Forman. Ddk,,
several buildings were blown Down and one "
two were destroyed by lightning. AZ Rutland.
eight miles from FarInan. the new opera house
was demolished, Dyste BIOS store was blown
down, Ross store was wrecked and building ad-
joining The Journal ONCE Was carried away. AT
Fergus Falls, a building belonging 10 II. :. Cple
was demolished, ana the Grant hotel seriously
damaged. There was an enormous fail Of rain. Al
Rusafor1, Mnn., IL has been raining thirty hours.
The Root river has risen feet. AT AlJken. MiDn.,
the Mississippi Is raging. The water has cofn-
petely submerged the residence portion 90 Hun
geaord's addition. Many families have been
compelled 10 yacaje their homes. The water IA
higher than for fourteen Years and farmers are
Out on raTts after their cattle. All wires are down
at II. Vincent, Minnedosa, Medicine Hat and
other points In the line Of the storm.
loss or sJOO.OO0 AT CIOQUET.
SCPERIoR, Wis, June l5.-The nOod at CloQuet
Is recedlng quite rapidly and the situation Il rat n
er brighter Tor those Who have thus far ben abls
70 save their property. several million feet OF the
runaway logs from Cloquet entered the bay Of SUI
perfOr but are being picked up. several hundred
people have been rendered temporarily homeless
al Cloquet and Fond du Lac. The loss ~ the e.
Nelson Lumber company 4 estimated at from
100000 20 s2OO0O0, ana the total loss To Cloquet
IL SssoO.uO0.
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ssss n, ideuce on the Education az uuts
Make. "a Decided In.pre~~iops.

Special Cable DspGtch 60 lHK EVESING SrAR.
LONDON. June l5.-l'rOi. Graham Bell yesterday
gave Testimony before the commission on the edu-
cation Of the deaf and dumh. Hts testimony was
a special feature OF the sitting He was armed
with an immense number oi diagrams, illnsfra-
tons ana statistics. II is stated % one cUmtnis-
sl0ner that his evidence was masterpiece uf
lucidity and force. and hkey.to haNe much wcla ht
IN The recNulne nQatlnus OF The commission.