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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-20
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

State 81 Michigan.
Office OF the Secretary of State.
Lansing, August 20, lSSS.
To the Sheriff 81 the County Of Iron.
Sm:-You are hereby notified that at
the General Election To- be held in this
state, on the Tuesday succeeding the
first Monday OF November next, the fol-
lowing officers ARE To be elected, viz
Thirteen electors III President and Vice
President OF the United States; Gov
ernor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary
OF State, State Treasurer, Auditor Gener-
AL, Commissioned f the State Land Office,
Attorney General, and Superintendent
of Public Instruction also, a member oi
the State Board Of Education in place
of Bella jerks, whose term OF office will
expire December 81, 1888; also, n Re
preventative in Congress for the Eleventh
Congressional District al this State, To
which your county belongs; also, n Sem
ator FOR the Thirty-first Senatorial Dis
trict comprising the counties OF Iron,
Marquette and Menominee. Also, n
Representative in the State Legislature
Tor the Representative District compris-
ing the counties of Iron and Delta.
You are also hereby notified that mt
said election the following proposed
amendment to the Constitution of this
State will be submitted to the people Of
the State for their adoption or rejection,
viz:
An Amendment TO Section OF Article
O, relative TO Circuit Courts provided for
by Joint Resolution, No. IL. Laws Of
1887.
SECTION q. The state shall be divided into
judicial circuits. In each Of which the electors
thereof shall elect one circuit judge who shall
hold his office for the term OF six years, and I'M
I'll his successor u elected and qualified. The
legislature may provide for the election Of more
than one circuit judge IN the judicial circuit ia
which the city Of Detroit IL or may be situated.
and In the judicial circuit in which the county OF
Saginaw Is or may be situated. And the circuit
Judge or judges ofsaid circuits. In addition Go the
salary provided by this constitution, shall RE-
celve from their respective counties such adj.
ditional salary may from time Go time be-
fixed and determined by the boards Of snpervs-
ors OF said counties And the board OF super.
yisors OF each county I'm the Upper Peninsula IL
hereby authorized aud empowered TO give and
pay TO the cirvnit Judges OF the Judicial circuit TO
which such county H. attached such additional
salary or compensation as may from time TO
time be fixed and determined by such board OF
supervisors
You are also hereby notified that Mt
said election there will be submitted tn
the people OF the Statefor their adoption
or rejection a Revision Of the laws author
izing the business % banking, provided
for by Act 2O5 OF the laws az SS7; in
accordance with Section 2, Article 10, OF
the constitution Of this State.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the Great Seal
OF the State of Michigan, at Lansing, the
day and year first above written.
f. Ii. EGAN,
Deputy Secretary OF State.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-20

"THE poor mans blanket" cry thciree
traders, give us free wool, in order that
the poor mans blanket may be cheap"
not knowing, or II knowing not ncknow-
Lodging, that the price Of blankets has
steadily decreased under protection. In
1860. after ten or more years of tariff
for revenue" Democratic administration,
the prices ~ the seven grades Of blankets,
respectively from highest TO lowest, were
1910, $3.50, $3.75. $3.50, S2.25 and
so. In this year, after twenty-six years
81 what the democrats call tariff rob
cry" the prices are Sc. so, $3.50, Sl.35,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-20
Deputy Secretary Of State.

To the several township clerks in Iron
county. Gentlemen You are hereby
notified that at the General Election to
be held in this State, on the Tuesday
succeeding the first Monday OF November
next, the following officers are to be
elected, viz:
Thirteen electors OF President and Vice
President of the United States a Gov
ernOr, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary Of
State, State Treasurer, Auditor General,
Commissioner OF the State Land Office,
Attorney General, and Superintendent OF
Public Instruction; also. "A member OF
the State Board Of Education i'm place Of
Bella jerks, whose term of office will ex-
pire December 81, 1888; also. a Repre-
sentative in Congress for the Eleventh
Congressional District OF this State, to
which your county belongs; also, n SEN
ator for the Thirty-iirst Senatorial Dis
trict comprising the counties of Iron,
Marquette aud Menominee. Also, n
Representative in the State legislature
for the Representatives. strict comprising
the counties of Iron and Delta.
You are also hereby notified that ut
said election the following proposed
amendment Co the Constitution of this
State will be submitted To the people OF
the State for their adoption o rejection
viz:
An Amendment TO Section q OF Article
q. relative 10 Circuit Courts provided for
by Joint Resolution, No. IL, Laws OF
1887.
SECTION q. The state shall be divided into
judicial circuits. in each Of which the electors
thereof shall elect one circuit Judge. who shall
hold his Office for the term OF six years. aud nn-
Gil his Successor Is elected aud qualified. The
legislature may provide for the election Of more
than one circuit judge In the judicial circuit in
which the city OF Detroit II or may he situated
and In the judicial circuit Ia which the county OF
Saginaw u or may be situated And the circuit
Judge or Judges Of said circuits Ia addition 10 the
salary provided by this constitution, shall r.-
cciyc from their respective counties such adj
disional salary may from time 60 time be
fixed and determined by the boards Of super
supervisors Of each county IN the Upper PENN.
Sua - hereby authorized aud empowered 10
give aud pay Go the circuit judges ~ the judicial
circuit Co which such county u attached such
/ additional salary OrcOmpcnsatiOn AS may from
time 60 time be fixed and determined BY such
board ut supervisors
You are also hereby notified that at
said election there will be submitted to
the people ofthe Statefor their adoption
or rejection "A Revision OF the laws author
izing the business OF banking, provided
Tor by Act 200 OF the laws OF 1887 in
accordance with Section 2, Article ID, OF
the constitution Of this state.
JoHS :. MCLEAN,
Sheriff OF Iron County,
SrAMBAroH, August 23, 1883.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-20
THE WORKINGHANS INTEREST IN
PROTECTION

The free trade advocate IL a theorist
calmly indifferent To those practical as
poets Of good government which states
men recognize ~ momeutous. Point him
tu the fact that millions Of workers are
now engaged in those industries which
will suffer. some of them disappear, when
exposed TO unrcstrained foreign competi-
ton, and ask him what Is TO hecome Of
these people, lac ut once responds That
they can go nc some other work, and be-
yond this-~he saith not. This mny sat
isfy the cloisterod professor Of political
economy. and those who are content 10
repeat his theories hut the thousands ~
voters who depend upon rtendy work at
inir pay cannot afford Co become the
victims Of theory. whatever it's iascin-
alton for the visiounire. With them
every question OF governmental policy is
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-20
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

For Judge OF Probate
WM. j. BRowN, Iron River.
For Sheriff
IopN 5. MCLEAN, Stambaugh
For Prosecuting Attorney
ALBERT l.. FLEwELLING.
Crystal Falls
For County Clerk
FERDINAND l.. KLEYESsrEUBER.
Bates
For Register OF Deeds
FERDINAND l.. KLEYENsTEuBER,
Bates
For County TREASURER
ADbLPH LUsTFIELD, Crystal Falls.
For Circuit Court Commissioner
CYRUS T. CRANDALL, Crystal Falls
For County Surveyor
GEORGE l.. WooDwoRTn,
Crystal Falls
For Coroncrs-
HENRY G.. KniBALL, Crystal Falls
WM. r. CARPENTER, Stnmbaugh.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-20
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Governor
CYRUS q. LUCE, Branch.
For Lieutenant-Go
JAMES III. MACDONALD. Delta.
For Secretary OF State
GILBERT X. osMUE, Wayne.
For State Treasurer
GEORGE l.. MALrz, Alpena.
For Auditor General
HENRY III. APLIN, Bay.
For Com. state Land Office
Roscoe ID. DIX, Berrien.
For Attorney General
s. V. X. TRowBRIDGE, Ionia.
For supt. Public Instruction
JOSEPH EsTABRooR, Eaton.
For Mem state I'D Education
PERRY +. Powers, Wexford.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-20

$2.5S, $1.90. $1.45. $l.31 and $1.o2-
1t will be seen that there has been ne
duction. on average, Of forty-three per
cent. in the price oi blankets, for which
"thepoor man" has To thank thecompeti-
ton OF American manufacturers, made
possible by the American system Of protec.
ton, which the Cleveland Mills iree-trade
democracy ask us To abandon -for which
they propose to substitute frce-trade un-
der the misleading title "tariff reform
which they call "lecalized robbery" An
swer at the polls, all We who buy
Port.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-20

At Larger A. ALGER, OF Wayne. and
ISAAC CAPPoS, OF Kent.
I-EDwAdD BuRK.
II.--JUNIUs 4. BEAL.
III.-RicHMoND kINoMAN.
Iv--JosEPH w. FRENCH.
V.--DoN j. LEATHERs.
NI.--JAMEs NJ. TURNER.
VII.--JoHN $. THOMPSON.
VIII.-EIIIorr +. GRABn.L.
IX.-WELLIsGroN w. GUNNER.
X.-HARRY II. MERRILL
XI.-PERRY HANNAH.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-20

Tuesday succeeding the first Monday Of
November next, the following county Of
ficers ARE TO he elected, viz: Judge of
Probate. Sheriff. Prosecuting ATTORNEY,
Clerk and Register Of Deeds. Treasurer.
Surveyor, Circuit Court Commissioner, =
Coroners. IcHN $. MCLEAN,
32 Sheriff Of Iron county.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-20

For President
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
IL Indiana.
For President
LEVI T.. MORTON,
OF New York.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-20

state ~ Michigan.
Office OF sheriff.
Stambaugh, sept. I, 1883.
To the electors 81 the county ~ Iron
Notice " hereby given that at thcgencral
election 20 be held in this county on the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-20
LEGISLATIVE TICKET.

FOR Representative IN Legislature
ALoNzo II. NoRrHuP, 81 Delta.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-20
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

For Representative IN Congress, 18th District
SAMUEL NJ. STEPHENSON,
Menominee
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-20
SENATORIAL TICKET.

For state Senator 31st district
G. g. GRFFEy, Of Marquette.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-18
A CROWDED TEMPLE.

Closing Exercises of the Mishkan Is rael Sabbath School. The closing exercises of the Mishkan Israe Sabbath school took place yesterday after noon at 2:30 at the Court street synagogue Every seat in the temple was filled by tn, parents of the 200 children who are regula attendants of the school The following wal the order of exercises: Song No. 7-"Before Religious Instruction" The School Composition Charity.
 Henry Fisher. Recitation-A Legend.
 Composition ssbbatS
 Recitation-A Humble Child. Examination of class of MT. S. P. Goodhart Composition-The Feast of Weeks.
 Minnie Feuchtwanger. Recitation Speak Gently:
 Song No aO-The Lay of God: Recitation-I.ittle ThInss;
 1iilie Stettner. Composition -Purim.
 Emma Sngenheimer. Clara LichtsnsssIn n ESths. = Holdreysr s Daisy Mey Recitation-God Made % all g Things. Song No ss-sonF Fof'Gn or Union Hisbsrser. Recitation-what We Live For.
 Annie Goldbaum. composition-Jewish Holidsys. Remarks by Paul Well, president of congregation. Address by Assistant Superintendent L. Besser. Announcement and presentation of the Myers
 prizes with address by N. Q. Myers, chairman Annognee,ilens and distEibution of school prizes Benediction- Rev. pr. L. Kieeberg.
 The following are the teachers of the Sab bath school:
 Rev. Dr. l.. Kleebsrg, superintendent; MT. [. Besser, assistant superintendent; Miss Hannah Nader, Miss Lena E. Lyons, Miss Tillie M. Ryder, Miss Carrie G. Well, Miss Amelia N. Williams, Miss Fannie Rogowski, Miss Flora Adler, Miss Hattie Asher, Miss Bertha Greenbaum, Miss Minnie Mann, Miss Dora Mailer, Miss Jennie Veil, Miss Ida Marcus, Miss E. Gabriel.
 Mr. August Well, MT. Charles l.. Ullman, Mir. s. P. 6oodhart, MT. Henry Machol, Mr. A. L. May, MT. L. B. Mendel. Hr. E. Lyons, MT. L. Stein, MT. I. M. Heller.
 The following were awarded prizes for efficiency in their studies, good department and regular attendance: Miss Rachel Cole man, Carrie Veil, Bertha Mendoza, Sophia Kern, Eva Kraft, Ray Herz, Carrie Harris, Hattie Stettner, Rose Lambert, Clara Winter, berg, Gussie Rogowski, Clara Rogowski and Mir. Alfred Mailer, Jacob Mailheuse, Henry Fisher, Morton Heberger, Julian Goodman, Sol Gompertz, Louis Lautenbach and Albert Harris. The N. c. Myer prize of $5-$3 to the best and g to the next best competition, subject, aThe Jewish Holidays,n ? open for all to compete-Was won by Mir. Alfred Mailer and Miss Bella Greenbaum.
 The orRAnist for the occasion was MT. Brook, The Sabbath school will give their annual excursion Thursday, July 21, to High Rock grove, having special car chartered for them via Consolidated road Mir. Max Adler and MT. Meyer Zunder will each offer speciaI individual prizes for the children to ,ornpete for next term. Mir. Alfred Nadler, s pupil of the High school, carried of the a0uQrs of the day by carrying off three prizes, me Tor the best composition, one for best and the other from his teacher, Lawyer Charles Ullman.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-18
PERSONAL JOTTENGs

I About New Haven People and Other | People.
 Police Commissioner F. H. Hart arrived
 home from trout hshing in Maine on Satur-
 day.
 \ Miss Helen Brookman of Cleveland, Ohio, | is spending few weeks in this city as the | guest of Miss Lena Lambert, No. IA Silver ' street.
 F.J. Stevens, general superintendent of the New Haven clock shop, will sail to-day for a two months trip in Europe. He goes ! for health, business and pleasure. William H. Brown, the tenor at Center \ church, this city, will sail for Europe next Tuesday on the steamer Wisconsin, Guion line. He will be absent about two months. Mrs. John Hayes, of Torrington. died al the hospital in this city Saturday morning of meningitis. She had been in that institution about ten days. Her remains were taken to Torrington.
 Hon. James P. Pigott, of this city, has been invited to address the Democrats of Waterbury on the occasion of the raising of Cleveland and Thurman banner next We'd nesday evening.
 Invitations are out fer the marriage of
 Miss Edith, daughter of Deputy Sheriff
 Joseph R. Warren, and Dr. J. Waldo Jewett at the Church of the Ascension on Wednes- day evening, June 27.
 Detective Brewer is Investigating new clue obtained by Officer Tighe which may lead to the arrest of the burglars who were the perpetrators of the mysterious burglary at Yale, Bryan G Co.'s last Sunday evening.
 Miss Jennie N. Brazzen, of Cheshire, laid her handbag containing pocketbook on the counter in F. M. Brown & Co., store on Sat- urday and while buying some things the bag was opened and her pocketbook stolen. It contained about $35.
 Miss Henrietta and MT. Bonnie Swartz, of New York, arrived ih this city Saturday evening and are being entertained by Miss Jennie Lauber, No. 780 Grand avenue, and are here also to attend the Gompertz-Harten- stein wedding next Wednesday.
 Mir. Max Danziegr, the well known cigar manufacturer of this city, formerly of IS Church street, who has been for the past two months in lower California prospecting, ar rived in this city Saturday night. He re- ports the climate very hot there and also business dull and with no great outlook for the future of that section, as it is neither an agricultural or manufacturing place. Other New Haveners who have taken the same trip have also returned, and it seems to be their opinion that the East is far superior to the West in regard to climate, scenery, ag- fieulture and manufacturing,
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-18
Fair Haven,

The children's day services at the Baptist church yesterday were well attended and quite interesting. A Sunday school concert entitled 'The Chapel Builders" was finely rendered.
 Ferry street church last night which were well attended and quite interesting. Rev. MT. Lee made pleasing address to the children.
 Rev. MT. Cate preached at the Second church yesterday to large audience, who listened to fine discourse
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-18
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Pins by the pound at Dorman's.
 Rents collected promptly by HIP. Hoadley.
 Orange street merchants talk of giving their employees half holiday each week dur- ing July and August.
 Christopher Cassidy was arrested Saturday for drugging and robbing man of gold watch, a diamond ring and $20.
 The annual session of the Grand lodge of Connecticut Knights of Honor will be held here tomorrow and many Knights will be here to attend.
 Children's day was observed at the Daven- port church in highly interesting manner and the floral display and decorations were exceedingly beautiful
 The Smith & Russell company, 136 East Water street, are selling superior quality screen door for $1.50 each, or with hardware complete for $1.75 each.
 Miss Jennie Willner, daughter of Rabbi g.. H. Willner of the William street synagogue, was last night betrothed to MT. Abraham Nassanovitz, of New York city.
 At the First Congregational church in Branford yesterday the pastor, Rev. Mir. Bake, rendered his resignation. 10 take effect
 
 Harry Clark, the crook who was arrested and sent to jail early in the month, was mar ried Saturday morning at the jail to Annie Lynch, the woman who was with him when arrested.
 To the public: Now is the time to engage your coal of Henry Konold, IA. 1e, IS River street. wholesale and retail coal dealer Best qualities at the lowest prices. Quotations furnished.
 Colonel George M. White, W. E. Morgan and others spoke at Admiral Foote posts meeting Saturday night on the Brooklyn celebration. Michael Green, engineer of the Tombs prison, New York, was mustered in.
 Peter McDonald was given benefit at Merwin's hall, State street, Saturday even- ing, and his friends largely attended. The young couples danced until near midnight. MT. McDonald eails soon for Europe for his health.
 After being blind for seven years Mrs. Hubbard, an old lady of seventy, received her sight last week, much to her joy. She had a cataract over each eye and they were removed at an eye hospital in New York. She resides in the Annex, corner of Hill and Center streets.
 Rev. MT. Paine of the M. E. church at Four Corners preached an excellent discourse at Trinity M. E. church yesterday morning on the divinity of Christ and the power of Christianity to save men. He also by re- quest of Dr. Reed gave announcement of his Or. Paine's) coming lecture in this city in behalf of Mitchell post, G. A. R., in Florids.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-18
ST. THOMAS, onURCH.

The Editor of the Churchman
 Preaches at St. Thomas'.
 The Rev. Mir. Mallory, editor of the Churchman, preached at St. Thomas church yesterday morning on '.The Lords Supper. !" He insisted on the duty of the members of the church to participate in that simple act of worship, the partaking of the bread and wine, signifying the body and blood of Christ.
 TO FILL THE VACANCIES. There will be special parish meeting of St. Thomas parish this evening to fill the va cancies in the parish officers occasioned by the death of the late Charles Shelton, who was warden, treasurer and vestTyman of the parish. Some other miscellaneous business may be transacted.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-18
A PECULIAR CASE.

The Remains of am Infant Bnearthed d at Short Beach.
 There is considerable excitement at Short Beach over the remains of a child being dug up in the old brick house, back frsm the Short Beach road.
 On Thursday Charley Green of Short Beach and Hugh Wilson, g plasterer, had fight in which Green won. Wilson got his revenge by having Green arrested for selling liquor without license and for violating the Sun day liquor law. He was fined $50 and costs Then Green goes in for revenge. For a year previous to last May Wilson and his brother lived in the old brick house and with them lived Lizzie Freeman as housekeeper. Hugh Wilson and the Freeman woman have lately lived at Cedar Hill, this city. Green is told that during their stay at the brick house that a child was buried there. Satur- dsy morning Green with two or three others went to the house and finally succeeded in digging up the body of an infant in the eel lar. Edgar Forbes, the owner of the house, was among the diggers and he hastened to find the Freeman woman. She was found in Branford. She acknowledged the child as hers. but said it's father was her husband, from whom she had lately been divorced. She would not explain how the child came to die. Coroner Mix will investigate the case. svveeptng she Markets Like an Ava
 Iamch
 The most remarkable thing in business lines is the Moxie company in Lowell. It is said the sales in little more than two years are over [, ,000, ,000 bottles. This liquid food is remarkable, if we may believe what is said about it. Lately, the athletes, actors and ac- tresses, and business men have taken to it like mad Yesterday word came from MaIden that it had raised an old case of help less paralysis, another in Lowell. If this is SO. Moxie is all right, with but little ad- yertising. Lately the United States courts have cleared out the counterfsiters and ina- buying it. Anything in the liquid food line that can take the place of stimulants. without harm, as a beverage, is particularly welcome. The company made hit by put ting it at . low price. je16 2taMSsw
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-18
Hundreds at she Park Yesterday

Rock Park yesterday and hundreds more rode out. The park was alive with people in the afternoon. East Rock Park summit is the preferred spot by large majority, but the summit of Indian Head is not deserted by the Sunday tourists by any means. The agile and hungry mosquito makes his pres- ence felt at the park. They are quite numer- ous and attack the unwary and the alert, the just and the unjust with the greatest impar- tiality.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-18
KnL annaafr.

At the semi-annual election of the K. O. J. society yesterday afternoon the following of. hcsrs were elected Grand master, Mir. Gus tave M. Grssnbaum; president, Mr. Benia- min Sugsnhsimsr; vice president, Mr. Ben iarnin Brstzfsldsr; financial secretary, Mr. Murray Weiss; recording secretary, Mr. Louis Cohn; treasurer, MT. Moses Mailhouse; inc aide guardian, Mr. Charles Gabriel; critics, IF. Philip Weil,i chairman, Mir Frederick Adler. MT. BeniaminY YSuEenhsimer.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-18
A sR1LLrArr EVENT.
The Fete Champetre To-morrovv Afte
 noon and EveniRg.

ThG E6H0 Gn@MA RSbEG OeAM0ELOSS A1tSED
 noon and Evening.
 The final arrangements for the brilliant fete tomorrow at the Foote place are nearly completed. The grounds will be handsome- ly decorated. The effect in the evening of the large headlights and possibly electric lights and the array of Chinese lanterns hung about the house and trees will be very effec- tive. The refreshments will be of the best and @ regular tea will be served at p. m. Sixteen young ladies will assist at She re- freshment tables. Those who desire can re- main, therefore, and hear both concerts by the band. Large crowds will undoubtedly be drawn to hear this fine band. An ample police force will 5e on hand to preserve order and keep out intruders. Punch and Judy, William Tell and his famous son, bean bag matches for prizes, the live donkey with panniers filled with presents, pony rides, etc., will amuse the children. One of the inter esting features will be the oriental booth con- ducted by several young ladies appropriately costumed. Readings from the koran and for tune telling will be heard here. The pro. gramme of music is as follows:
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