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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

The convention was again called 70 order
at s:45 and proceeded 70 an informal ballot
for sh erif. {. NJ Wise. of Wyoming, pre-
sented the name of Truman IL. Brewer.
George Snyder. of Tyrone, that of III. ID.
Plumb. of Plainheld; George l.. Dosne that
OF Lyman L. Kinney, and Supervisor
Phillips, OF Paris, that Of A. III. Guild, OF
Paris. The name of Kinney was reoe ived
with great applause. The first informal
ballot resulted: Kinney 81. Guild p.
Plumb 5. IL was moved and supported that
the informal ballot be made formal. and
that Mr.. Kinney be declared the unanimous
choice of the convention.
Mr.. Kinney came forward and made q
speech. in which he accepted the nomina-
ton with reluctance.
George Van Ness presented the name OF
Dennis L. Rogers for State Senator, and
John l.. Curtiss that of III. A. Hydorn. As
the convention seemed solid IN favor of Mr..
Hydorn. Mr.. Rogers withdrew his name.
motion was then passed 10 suspend the
rules and that the Secretary cast the vote oi
convention for Mr.. Hydorn.
For Circuit Court Commissioner the
names OF G. c. howell and Everett ID. Com
stock were placed before the convention.
An informal ballot resulted as follows
Howell 81. Comstock So. The informal
ball OF was made formal and Mr.. Com
stock was declared nominated.
For Coroner +. Il. Strong, Of Byron
Bradish, city, were presented. The first
informal ballot resulted as follows: Strong
10. Wright 62, Bradish 10. The informal
vote was made formal and DR.. Wright wa:
declared the unanimous choice. The motion
TO adjourn was made at $3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

ths nsus d Peter b sharp. Of GsiEss
ca lsd 0at ro1ghly we4. "a cat thsn.
TIE sIclusasrt cas- tEtsns< sas several
Easn we're o. ths pant ~ p0ttinx the
rsagA Oag and it eeft4inly iookes ter .
fss m0neats a. II tAsrs - ast bs ret. eut
.ss ero.d wss Qoistsd ~ thekesEesl len
tAst ne polses &c called 10 keep order.
lac aka salloG was tAen tsksn ana
resulted as follows 5kinner 54 Train S.,
Hydorn n, HsYeEs 8. Hlnkson l.
Seventh ballot skinner s.. Train 53
Hydora II, HaseDs A Hinksonz Cook /.
Eight ballot Skinnsr a.. Train IS, Hy-
dorm IL. Hsssns ). Tue ballot wa again
stuset and another ssiiot vas taken.
Sinth ballot. Sklnner sS Train AZ
Hydorn 4. Hsvsss =
The pext ballot wss excessive The
ts8th ballot vas excessive ana not an
souncsd.
Tenth ballot: Skinner, e.; Train, As. Hy-
dorm, 2 While this bslel was Ia progress
the Sheriff mad to De called ia 10 Keep
order. TAls tallot wss found stuffed again.
Eleventh sslot: Skinner. a, Train. A.,
Hydorn, z motion Vas made that the
ballot be made formal aud that Mr.. Train
be made the cholce Of tue convention. Mr.
Train made Q very short speech in which
he said that De expected TO make ss good a
run ss be had In the convention. IL was
then about o'clock and the convention
adjourned till $50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

NEw YoRk, Aug. 6.-rhsy are Giants
still. The Hoosisr team, with Shress and
Buckley a. battery. were DO match for
the New YOrks. Although the visitors
played . very interesting game. the Giants
managed 70 bunch their hits sn tally runs.
They thought they had toyed long enough
with the Indianapolis boys Richardson
made home run and slsitsry sent two
more runs in on q safe hit. Denny was
hurt in The fourth inning and Ayers took
his place. The score is as follows:
New York ...........-.0 0 0 o 0 o.
indianapolis .........-...I y o o O. .
Base Hils-New York 10. Indianapolis 5.
ErroIs-Aew York s, indianapolis g.
Battsries-'seefe and living shreye and Buck
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
DISASTROUS STORMS
GREAT DAMAGE DONE IN MISSOURI
Half |. nfiiiss Dsfi.rs Ls>s In the visisity
of O.s srs~s-CF0Ps Hail DsstFsvsa
-nsay Rssiaese-. ana Othsr
nsiidiass Destroyed.

81. LoUIs. Mo-. Aug. 6--EArly this morn
ing q disastrous wind sad rain storm swept
over ths central section Of Missouri. doing q
vast amount OF damage to crops and entail
Ing heavy losses on town property. 10
Glasgow and imnsdiate vicinity the dam
mszs 20 residences and stores viii exceed
$500 900, and growing crops, IL is es-
timsisd are injured fully 50 per cent.
A. Salisbury. Robert Patterson was
struck ey flying debris and
fatally injured. Tive thousand houses
and the Baptist church in 81. After were
demolished. The Catholic church. At New
Hamburg was wrecked. La Saline county
the damage will reach $500 600. In Pettis
county the growing corn suffered heavily.
being laid fat by the strong wind. AT No
born the damage will reach 100000. The
crops were also badly damaged in Shelby
county. In This city the storm was severe,
bat no damage worthy of note has been re-
pOrtsd
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
mAxwELL's CASE.
Ths Attorneys Heard Before Governo
Msr.hsus. Again N-.tsrdsv

rhs Attorneys Heard Before Governor
Aershsuss Again Yesterday.
JEryrssoS CrrT, Aug. s.--SfCVsrnor More
houss' who returned TO this city today.
gave asaring this aftsrnoou % Martin and
FsuntIsroy. attorneys for Hugh ". Brooks
sliss MARVEL. 0a the request that further
rsspits % grsRtsd Their client ss asked by
Mr. Nset. The Governor announced his
readiness 20 pass upon the application
asked for hy ths British Minister add said
further tess BE- would not interfere with
sac ssntencs in any way II no other
resson than thst contained ia ths papers re-
eetvsd from Secrstsry Rsysrd could be pro-
duc-d- The attorneys replied shat they nsd
papers senring upon tie suniect which thev
Ass oesu unsois 10 prepare aud bring vita
theno, aud they desired . postponsmsnt OF
she hsarinx. This the Governor granted
nntil Wednesday. -hen = dnai effort will
ee made IN behalf Of the condemned msn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
THE DEAD SOLDIER
CsraessloNs d 90 Mo0aNINa
IA Bsay - Bs Barred -ith UsssIszt--
slsas GIlf12FF naasxs-tte.srai sehs-
hsla ~ Ch.Exs-Aettss Eskss
i.s WssaiaxEsas

WAssIssTos. Aug s.-TAs Secretary Of
war lod4F sscsiYsd = telegram from Col
onsE Sheridan a. N0aqailt. slaEing thai Z %
Ms 6heFid2ns Elsh thai hsE husband
saouid ss buried sith military bsaors. z1t
win 40 Improper display. sad asking nat
tas fyzaefli Be auasf ehsFgs u OensfAs
Heno6sia- Genera 7ehousid, a. 1ext nl<a-
ssg ia Fsnk assu4ss coAm<na o. tas Army
without 5aias dirsetsd ~ ths ffesidsss
sssrstAry Nhllasy telssfsP1ed Coionei
kbsrtdan bis great psrsonsl regrets A1a sof-
49, and 81 pressed tie sian of tEs nAFai
slspartmsns - p4Fticipats Ia TIE iunefai
Ceremony.
Ths ssaats unanimously adopted resolu-
tsoas sxpfsssinx ils DFofoaad regret AZ tns
e~.rh III General Shsrid4n 10 grateful sense
of as oafrl0tlc services ID ta@ cause OF nis
couzxrys 2ad deep ssnaisiiity % tns loSs ne
a.fign aas sustained Ia as death. senator
F.r~4l iaToduced . BAL granting 4fs.
sasridan pension Of So coo per year
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

NtFSf9fNe - ~ ftAttaae staese.
Lkxs ODxssA. Aux. 6.--A large number OF
eaupsrs aud rusticztors are IN ths grove on
IN. sznks Of ths lsks-H Hotsl Miner $
nssriy fal Of guests. ssvsral Of the re-
surtsrs sre entertained there. e.--Charisv
Scheid Vas arrested Thursday charged witn
krspiBg his ssloon open July 4 He waived
examination and sss sound over bv sosirs
HaiEhL--James Russell was arrested ass
Wednesday charsed With beng a common
orunksrd- Attorneys FLINT 0f HaStiars
sna Rsrri-s. Of Weo,ilsnd. wee srnpiovsd
Scr Russell Hs sssded guilty ~hen
srrsixned and r<id his 6ue of SO ard cost
Russell n ws.iahv asrnsr bur = slavs %
T-zis.---N. J. Isques taok IN I 20 5nsheis
81 vhess Friday wilson vii
bsvs charxs of tae tsrxef st the junction nf
fse =. r L A p. sa4 Jerry B0vatcns ro.si
x,ceh~r snd rsfsr are visiting hin.-N
=. Iaaree has shipped 5eo0 bashsls of
~k@st siace 80 rosd opened, Which has
~ss<fs but little imerszsion on tre lsrx-
sn.netv 10 hsd bouxht---Mr AIDES .
s<Skns l~rFs arsn1des 81 stoek 70 bis
sir>>fv vsd filed lumser ysf6.---C Chs~isv
R-~e wss - sown ms w~ek sad intends .
r~tarx snd dc susire-S hers "A Fru
r>rn 2srernc Efl put IN = stscx of fssrai-
kur- "a Drs Crsae's rev stsrs.--A rar-v
6sz feuis wfli saon epea q seioSe IN
Isw-rTs .s~ ek--Frsad Mia-r'ses-
~<n-x - asisrxssng repairs. The ~sixht
w1~n~i khe pisrs.--Sarresut has = frst-
s<.s sa shnp n csnn~cti0a vita sis bard
49, rrure.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
THE BENEFIT GAME
FRIDAY AFTERNOON fosMss- BROCK
osiy I've Games Ft.yss ev tAs LsSs1s
rsstsrs.y ga Account Of hxis-Nsw
x0rk sNa w.shinEsss the
WtsssEk

ons Of the NEST i.tsrssEinr Esnss Of the
se2sen will be tAs one gotten mp for the
sens6t Of the serssvsd widow Of the late
Manager Eugene ID. BROCK. st ksmons
Psrt 90 Friday afternoon. The House
mas. Dsnnslly & Jones and the Tower
Clubs. offer their services. the Reeds Lake
Band oner theirs fer tree concert during
the game and the daily press have promised
TO do their utmost 10 assist the enterprise.
80 that the fall receipts will 10 into the
hands OF the estimsbls wife of the deceased,
Mrs. Stella Brock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
THE GREEN BACKERS
HAoTo CALL N a DEPUTY SHERIFF
a C0sss1fios thst L~stss Ttt nalf fsst
Mae a. eisek LssE Night-A Lively
ssssEoa-Ly A. ktsssy
Tor shsEtn-

The 6rs<nbsck county co nvention Vas
called % order sy Chairman Of the County
Csnvsntion Joha e. Lee AZ ll:l5. Mr.. Lee
called Freeman Godfrey 10 act - TEN mporsry
ch zifman. Ar. Godfrey N sds some intro
anetoEy remarks. IN which be spoke OF bis
pride IA the harmony Of former coBven-
tions, and of his hope thai . union ticket
~ ight De nominated which would De pleas
In 10 both parties
John l. Cartiss vas made secretary Of the
temporary organization On motion, the
Chair Was al th0rized 10 appoint commit
tee on permanent organization. The Chair
appointed I. w. Ieeyin, ;. A. Pelton, W
Chambers.
A motion vas made that Q committee be
appointed 70 eoRfer with the Democratic
convention. but ss this came under the
management of the permanent orEAniza
xsiion. the motion was Withdrawn.
The convention then adjourned 10 i.50 20
allow delegates 70 hand in their credsn ntials.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
Hud.oaviIls Bappsni.gs.

stEAes,t1 - ~ 1tNt-aNs-ekssNs-
HCDsoSvILLE, Aug. 6.-The Cornet band
and large party of excursionists did the
Black Lsks resorts yesterdsy.-H ID.
Westhsrvsx goes a delegate to the kspuo-
hcsn State Convention, also 20 the sens
toris Convention.-Ar. and Mrs. Tom
Currie and daughter. Mrs DIR. Wilkinson,
Of Jenison, are rusticsting at Mscstaws.-
The Hughes brothers are Just finishing tor
themselves what will 5e one OF the finest
cottages IN the village-The first ship
ment Of peaches OF the season from this
point was made isst Saturday The
msmbsrs Of the Bell District Disciple church
held largely attended aud enthusiastic
grove meeting" in tue woods north Of here
Yesterday The meeting was addressed By
Elder Alien. State Evangelist for the Dis
cipls church.--Mr. and Mrs. Pruim and
daughter, OF Spring Lake are guests Of Mr.
and Are. A kronemyer.--To Mr.. snd
Mrs. ". B0umsstsr. a ten and a half pound
baby girl---To Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Hoyt.
q son.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
DON'T LIKE THE FERs.
Eight Girl Astendssts 81 Kalamazoo ssv-
Inn Ssrfke Ac~sunt II Rsd Fsre

Eight Girl Astsndssts 81 KsIsmszoe tsr-
Inn STRIKE On Acesunt ~ Bsd Fsre
ksLsNszo0. Asg. s.-Eieht girs in TIE
south wing Of TIE tensile department Of The
asylum struck yesterday morning on sc-
count o. the food farEsshed them. Which is
tbs sane ss gwen tie palisBts They g.
clare thst ter found rics oske9 N OF
81 br@sd. ard sIso vnrans IN TIE 5resd. ost-
n1ssl and rTanes siso hsr COR 1gs in
ths oatmeal. Thy FspoTtes ths nsiler 20
Dr. eelis. sn1 ts~rs SIS DO v0Tk do1s
= fbe wing eTcept - fro balls Yesterday
I~o 4aif Wr1oesF1ag sad fcrr rsore gsrs
noath notics. Tie gIrls sso oora 2 al
o-csus. tss usns sirty cl0tsss are 1s~n
- tee lsso6rv sn6 issd IS bree6 tsker 20
t6e eining bsi on to ret1rn fric- To
sere tssy ssT = too tzia. q ksstae 81 bore
se-vinf ss % foundseoa foT - kor shres CT
four dsvs TaeF rspcrt do~n to~n 80
er-sssd aaite a cozmetion, sas 90 lstis
ssUif 6B1lng-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
cUTCHEoN GETS IT.
Rs-Nominstsd for Congrsssmsn by the
Republicans at Reed City.

Rs-Nominated for Congrsssmsn by the
Republicans at Reed City.
sSslNs,S, - yx~sNes-ssssNN
REED CRY. Aug. 6.-The Republican
Convention for the Ninth Congressional
district was called TO order today by T.. G.
Peters. Chairman of the Congressional Com
mittee. E--Lieutenant Governor Butters.
of CharievoiI. was made Chairman, aud
Charlie Cav. of Big Rapids, Secretary. The
ballot for nominee for Congress stood:
Byron N. Cutchson. OF Msnistse, SO; John
Torrent of Auskegon, Is.
Resolutions were adopted expressing re-
greet AZ the death of General Sheridan, criti-
cising Cleveland for his pension veto mas
sages. and Congress for its lack of pension
legislation.
Delegates to the State Convention were
chosen as follows G. II. Holden, J. c.
Creith. III. NJ. Patrick. NJ. A Tzfier.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.
Bishop narris of the Episcopal Diocese Of
of Michigan.

DrrEorr. Aug. 6.-Rt- Rev. Samuel s.
Harris. bishop Of the Episcopal diocese of
Michigan. was stricken with paralysis in
London. Eng. Sunday. At noon yesterday
the following dispatch was received oy Rev.
Henry N. klrkby. assistant rector Of st.
Johns church, Woodward-ave.: A
''Our good bishop was stricken down by
paralysis today. DR.. McGraw with him.
Have written. II. G.. PARxE"
The cAblegram came addressed TO Rsv. J.
y. Blanchard, rector of the parish, who is
now at an Eastern resort and was therefore
opened by the assistant.
Bishop Harris left Detroit several weeks
ago. in his usual good health. 10 attend the
Pan-Anglican synod. in session at lambeth
Palace. London. accompanied by his
daughter and DR.. T. A. McGraw and Harvey
u Parke
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

ssIvAs kEAcs. \. y. Aug. e.--ln the
thTse-aii sinsls-scun race or onslas Lake
to-day. TssneF wen In ~ mlsuses se
ssoeads; Hesmer seoons four lengths be
kipd. snd Hsmz lsst tws-thirds Of length
behind Hosnsf. Tcemef takes the purse Of
$z00. The osrsmen les.s tonight for kalti-
more where they TOW sgslnsI Gsnasnf.
Ross and Mckay.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

NV Yosx. Aaz s.-Ii i no- oslculss.s
thsf ainsts~n kv-. ~srs icst ~ tae Bo~.rv
fsnsnent IRE n Ns~ York. Frsfsv- Tse
Ccrcnsr s~xfns his investi xafion tomorrow
Tks se~s1 cbsrred rsmss1s f,a-S psss
ideuu1csnon rsre inserr-i set ray 81
ise sxpenss of ne hebre~ Sasrty soc sty
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

CorrvkrEs Aug. 6.-ghsriss Bsvilss
szsa -. hung himself in TIE city locsap
yesterday sfrsr1con. BsYlw vas arrested
Sstsr1av night for seinx drunk He .ss
a confirmed drinks and il = fhourst he
hung himseIf during Sc Of d.sronasrcx.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

NM TcRx. AsE. 6-Roisrs Gsrrsft',
-ondirsn - uschanr-d bodsg. rs sziwste
s~cree.rv. A. n crsne wss seea sossv st
khe Brewers Hcuse waere tne esfiest .
ennrPisE. snd be sid thst NJ esr~-tt
w>ul6 - ssksn - Rsr Hsrhor LIS sYsninz
~ semorraw.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
w.sh.nss<.s; Detroit. 8.

WAsHIsGr n : Ele Senators had
blood in tho 60 and began the
game with De, c-Sy ny business-like
manner. They iber when hits
were needed and p. estly by White 8
bungling work at u. Che Wolv crimes
hit 0'Day hard. but. was backed up
everywhere in most sp owed style and
their runs were all earned. The rum lug
catches by Daily and Cancel were the mos {
conspicuous features. Following is the
score:
Philadelphia 0 0 o 2ol o. S
Detroit ..........-..........l 0 0 o.
Base Hits-Washington :, Detroit IL
ErTors-Msshington I, Detroit 5.
Batteries Day and Arundel Conway and
Bennett
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
IN CAMP AT GReENvILLE.

Four Hundred Tsnts mp and the City FILLED
With Strangers.
GEEEsvrLLE, Aug 6.-Camp Logan pre-
sented scene of activity this morning.
Four hundred tents are up and every train
brings scores OF boys in blue to occupy
them Already the city Is filing up with
strangers, and IL the weather Is fair 1t will
be full 10 the orim. Arches are going up,
busiaess houses are being hung with the
national colors and by tomorrow every
thing will be In readiness
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

ttt--'IFH = - Ft-11ftt NM.
WHTrEEALI. Aug. She Teachers
institute for MGs<egon county commenced
today in The Union school building This
Village Council srs paving tbs streets with
cedar blocss- They hsss also put IN street
lamps In The principal sfreets-Au IN.
mills are running The resort a. White
Lske q crowded With visitors great msn v
from Grand Rapids .-Pesches hsvs inst
commenced 10 come into market There
rilI - q large crop this year " bite bail
viil soon wave Harrison aud Morton
Banner whitehall is the osnner Repabli-
esn town in Aaskeson county y.-Ths pro-
psilsr N r. Coveli vii give an excursion
from Whitehall 70 Nillvsnkee uext Sstur-
dav evening. returning N1adsT morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
rr..sa..s Fltse.r.ld,. cona.r..e..

Gerald. Of the Irish National League of
America. today sent telegram OF condol-
sncs 70 Colonel ShHidan. in uhicA he
spoke Of 'rhs Irish-Americzn hero OF Win
chester, whose devotion 70 Ireland was sec
cad orly 10 bis love for America
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

A ser % Thlxtssa Tears Assts . h0rri
% O4aEh-

ALFEsA. Aug "a tsrrisss snd fstsi az
TAR sccurrsa a. kink's settlement thiE'een
uils. ron Asss. a. o'clock this morning
Ths house snf store ca John Aceorlsy ssrs
issEroFsd D. are. and als soa sesals -
8asily burned that ns cisd a. 0 eisek- tns
5ov sho ga 0Biy about IS sesrs cid. s1f'
s-r-.s fhs most s1cruciztiBg torture sef0gs
death relieved lin. The Ioss Is 5000 IN
s1rsnce. o. 90.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

Dsvr~ov. Ter, Auz 81 trgpsr named
Mvsr. wao hailed from Micnizsn. -ss
killed scross ths river IN the Indisn Terri
tory July rs. sionx 9TH hs vie and I've
ohildren. iadisns sre supposed % havs
perp.frsted The outrage. 6ut 10 psrticuiars
aavs Tet hser rersived
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
MOURNING AT WASHINGTON
IN. Prssfds.s ssads Dispatches TO Mrs
shsFhd.a .ad - Congress.

IN. PFssfdsae ssads Dispatches TO Mrs.
shsFla.a .aa - CSaErsss.
wAsHIseros, Aug. o. - President
Casysl.nd did not hear Of the death Of
General Sheridan until this morning. and
n vas dslisersd 20 aim 81 Oak View He
has pot yet come into the city. bat under
b.. dirsctioas ne following notice to heads
% dspagtmsaEs ass been Issued
"ExEcCTIvE NAssIoS,
WAsaIssT0s. Aug .. 1888.
Asa sark % rsspecE ID ths memory Of
Gensral 5hsrdAn. the President directs that
tA.s national rag 30 displayed a. halfmast
oa AZ tas o1ildiugs Of the executive depart
msn = a the city u Washington until after
his funeral saAli have tAken piacs.
By direction Of shs President
UkNIEL LkN0Nr
Private secretary"
WAsEfseros, Aug 6.-Ths PrssidsnG sent
ia lollo~lnk telegram 20 Mrs. Sheridan:
Executive AANsIOS,
WAsaiseTos. ID. G.. AUg. 8.
% Hrs Shsriaaa.
Sonquitt. Mass, via New Bedford
Whlls the ration monrns its losA and
sh.res yoar sorrow, lst ms express 70 you
~ psrsonkl grief and most sincere con-
aolsncs. toignedl
6RoyEk CLEvxLAsD."
At I o'clock the following eommunica-
siou vas sect to the capitol.
To he senate and House Of Representatives
IL becomes az paiaf1l duty 10 announces
TO the Conxess and - the people Of the
United states the dezlh OF Philip II. Sher-
sdsn, Gsnsrsi Of the army. which occurred
At lsSsho1r lsst night. at his cottage home
"a the stats Of NJ Asssaehusetts- The death OF
fAis valiant soldier and patriotic son Of TIE
rspublic. thoogh MS long Illness has been
regarded with snxisty. has nevertheless
shocked the country and caused universal
grief ks had established for himself q
stronghold in ths hearts OF his fellow
c0untrymsn. who soon caught the true
.neaaink and purpose Of bis soldisrly
osyotion and heroic temper. His intrepid
couFsgs, his steaefsst patriotism. and the
generosity OF hs nature inspired witE
peculiar vsrmth the admiration of all the
paopls. ASovs bis grave. affection for the
nkn and pride IA bis achievements win
strnTgls for mastery. and too much honor
cannot 5e accorded TO one who was so rich
~ endowed with al the qualities which
made his death = national loss.
GkovEE CLxvrLASD.
Executiys Mansion. Warrington, Aug. s.
-
The President has issued an order direct
fnx Gen. Schofisid TO take charge Of the
funeral arrangements.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

CoLUNsUs. o. Aug 6.-Gov. J. B. Foraker
tslsgrsphsd Mrs. sheridan. The people Of
Ohio will forever cherish your distinguished
husbands name and llustrious ssrvlcsz"
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

. piskss niss YESTERDAY ~ ths ieils~iHs
sceft
Plckoe Nlse ..--I 80 Q o.
h4Eler~s fe<i sse s1l1vas Nosss sse
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
Tri-Stato Leaeue.

Our Kids Win.
The TELEGRAM-HERALp Juniors defeated
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07
The standing.
The following table shows the Standing

of the League clubs up to date:
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-07

10 and IL nonro.-st.. 80. IS. 81. 80 s.<
81 Louis-st
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-06-22

NEW CoMER.--An unusually broad
smile has been playing on the face of
Lyle Parker for several days. on inqui-
ry, II was learned that fine ten pound
girl was the cause.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-06-22
Netss From Newnerr.

led. ExPREss: l thought / would
write letter to my many friends
through your paper. | was on my
work two weeks ago and made my first
trip; Il is n very pleasant work, and ]
am much pleased with it, was down
two days with what the DIR. called
brow ague but did not enjoy that very
much, but am better now
Newberg is 4 very nice little town
with about l75 or more inhabitants.
They have an academy here which is
i'll flourishing condition; its standard
Of scholarship is rs high rs any other
school 0f the same kind In the state,
and is managed by good christian peo-
pie whose past record as q church is not
to he surpassed; that is the Society OF
Friends or Quakers; and l would say
that if any parents want to send their
children 70 a school where there are no
saloons nor never viii be, then send
them to The Newberg Academy.
Our church will have campmeet-
ing at Byerly's Mill ON the Luckia-
mute River, beginning June 10, and |
would he glad 10 have rs many of my
friends there rs possible, and we will
have a good time worshiping the Lord
in the beauty Of holiness.
L. W. PARKER.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-06-22
STATE reachor-' Assoeiatlon.

The State Teachers Association viii
be held At Salem, July 5th, 8th and 1th,
1855. The Association win convene in
the legislative hall, capitol building, at
10 a. in. on Thursday, July ). All
teachers aud friends Of education are
cordially invited The Collegiate As
sociation wilt meet IN the senate cham
ber, capitol building, at p. M, Thurs
day July 3; also NJ the same time and
place, Friday, July 6. The presence OF
3it members Of colleges and universi-
tics III the state is earnestly desired.
The department Of sunerintendence
win be organized by the several county
and city supeIintendents, ard will
meet in the office of the supcrintend-
ent OF public instruction at ! o'clock
p. m. on Thursday, July 5, and the de-
partment of music viii convene in the
legislative hall at the same hour. The
hotels of salem viii entertain those at
tending, during the days Of the Asso-
citation, ut reduced rates Arrange
ments have been made with the o. &
c. r. r., the O. p. r. r., and the w.
Y. Ry. marrow gauge companies for
reduced rates to all attending, and the
usual reduction viii be granted. Sew
eral State superintendent Of Public
Instruction, and other leading eduea-
tors from the eastern states and several
OF the territories, have been invited and
are expected 10 be present.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-06-22

Our friends at Waterloo are making
preparations for grand time on the
4th. There is no better place in Oregon
to have a first class celebration than
Waterloo, the grounds, the mineral
water and scenery, all combine to make
one Of the loveliest spots in the world
We understand that the l. Q. o. Il
have been invited to take the manage
ment Of the occasion ard if this noble
order undertakes the matter it will
prove a success beyond a doubt. We
understand that the Albany band viii
make the music for the occasion.
Everybody invited. All bring wei
filed basket.