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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
The INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE.


Extensive Prspsrssssas Bslng Msds fer
the cs~iHs n. II 9. a. Meeting
Extensive preparations are bsing made BY
the Young Mems Christian Association tor
the entertainment Of the deisgstss 70 the
International conference. which oonvenes
In this city May - SECRETARY Bsastie has
already received the names Of two hundred
and thirty delegates Who expect to Be pres
snt. and this nnmssr viii probably BE- in
creased By at least one hundred or more
names within the next thrss or four days.
Those who have indicated their intention
To- be present are distributed as followx
From Nsnitoba, 5; New Brunswick. 1;
Ontario. 5, Alabama. s; Arkansas. l. Cali
fornia, /; Connecticut 3: District OF Col
umbiH. 2 Illinois. p; Indiana, IL; Iowa. s;
Kansas. 2. Kentucky, 2 Maine. !: Mary
land. z Massachusetts,. Is; Michigan, IL;
Minnesota, IL; Missouri. q, Nebraska, 2;
New Jersey. s; New York. 80. North Car
olina. 1: Ohio. Is: Pennsylvania, IL; Rhode
Island. 1, South Carolina, !; Tsnneeses. 8
Vermont 1; Virginis, 8. and Wisconsin, 70.
The total number of cities represented Ia
$50. Grand Rapids owes il to herself &c
show every courtesy to these guests during
their stay. Seldom If ever has such
an opportunity been offered to boom
the Valley City. The organizations already
represented by these delegates, publish
papers which circulate among the business
men in their cities. the aggregate circulation
Of which will not fall far short of l95, CO.
copies at each issue, in all Of which Grand
Rapids and her industries will be extensive
| ly written up.
The Committee on Entertainment are
making an effort to have all the delegates
entertained at private houses. anc ar
| meeting with excellent success thus far
| A large number still remain to be provideS
| for however. The doors OF the homes II
| this city. so noted for its hospitality. ough
TO be thrown wide open TO admit thes,
| young men. Those who will entertain on,
| or more of the delegates during Thursday
are requested to telephone or drop card Z
the chairman Of the committee, J. l.
Mckee, or TO the secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
STANDS BY HIS GUNS.

What President FitxGersid Says Of the
Present Pspal Bescript.
LINCOLN. Msb.. May 1s.-President Fitz-
Gerald, OF the Irish National League. has
sent the following cAOle TO the Dublin Free
mans Journal;
LINCOLN. Neb.. May is.-The assertion
made by Vatican journals that American
Catholic newspapers unanimously approve
the Pspal rsscript Is absolutely untrue. A
vast majority Of the American Catholic
newspapers and the Catholic public believe
that the plan of campaign and boycotting
were condemned on false evidence supplied
by English agents, and Irish Americans
especially resent as unwsrrantable any
Roman interference in the political affairs
Of Ireland. tSigned)
JOHy FITZGERkLD,
President l. N. l.. A"
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
A BAD FIRE.
The Haney Manufacturing Company's
Fsctsry Almost Destroyed.

The Haney Manufacturing Company's
Fsctsry Almost Destroyed.
Yesterday morning at o'clock an alarm
was sounded from box IL. situated at the
corner of Kent and Newberry-sts. The
firemen were on hand la q few moments,
but the fire, which had started in the north
part of the foundry of the Haney Manu-
featuring Compsny's factory, was under
such headway that the building was almost
totally destroyed with all its contents,
which included large number Of valuable
patterns.
Elijah Haney, President of the company,
states that he does not know how the fire
started, nor does anyone else seem TO know.
The factory was not patrolled by watch
man after midnight, and when the alarm
was turned in the blaze illuminated the en- i.
tire northern part of the city.
The loss is placed by Mr. Haney at SIS, 900
with only $1,000 insurance. The building
was an old landmark, and the firemen have
frequently been called 10 extinguish fires
in il in times past.
The company employed about twenty-five
hands. and was largely engaged in the busi-
ness of making school furniture, especially
the Haney patent school seats and desks,
but did general foundry business. and was
engaged in the repair Of agricultural imple-
ments. Mr.. Haney sayS the works will be
rebuilt as soon as possible.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

LASsrVe Mar tS-Tas following Sa-
prsms Court opinions we're handed down
today
Afirmsd-Rsnsom ~. BARLEY. Wickes
". swif Electric Light Co: Rssbliug Va.
winthrop HsmAnts Co, Chessbro vs.
Powers, Gsgss -. Rife Boom Co.. Wilder
70. Chicsgo and Vest Michigan Railway
Compsny. Fsopls Is. Crsgo, Richards IS.
Peter
Revsrsei--In the matter Of May Morri-
ron. township Of Rosr,irnan. vs. Flsxx
Sawyer "a. McAdss. Humphrey vs. Auditor
General. romlin vs. Newc0mb.
In The case of the Grand Rapids 4 IN
disns Raiirosd CO. ~. Wsidsr. the fndin "a
below w-rs st aside.
Ia the case q Beechsr IS. wayne Circuit
Judges. ulsndsmue issued
In he cses Of WisDer - estate Of Msbisy,
The order ~ the Circuit Court va sst ssids
and Judgment Of the PROBATE Court
sfiruei
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

PrrxsssURs, va, May 13.-Ths snti-Ms-
hone meeting remained in session Until an
early hour this morning. The committee
70 prepare business reported. and It's report
vas adopted. Il provides for . com mittes
of twenty-five % Issue an address 70 the Be-
publicans Of the state and submit plans Of
crxsniEation.
On motion Of John g Wise the platform
% be adopted at the Chicago Convention
Wa sdottsd a. the platform q the party
here, and a. 40 a. m. the cor ti0n adj
iourned with three r0using cheers for
Rsfup
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

J. Q. Griffin vas the only nan In Polics
Court yesterday morning vho felt the big
hand Of jastics-t5.S5 or twelve days va,
the remsrk made 10 him. John Wilson
rss released on Suspended sentence. to &C
and SIN no more. Losiie Halls case was
adjourned again. and several saloon cases
took The sane course
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

QUEBEC, May lS.-The bark Jessie Morris,
which arrived yesterday, brought two broth
ers named Fleming who were picked up on
the Newfoundland banks after having
hoated twelve days in a dory without food,
having been lost from the French gshing
schooner Jubilee. of ST. Johns. The men
were nearly dead when sighted. One OF
them may die, and will at least lose nearly
all his fingers from the effects of freezing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
Trf-Stafs Gamss.

txsNe.s>s N vtNt<sAS-stsNN~
CLrvELAsD. May lS.-The Toledo Wheel
ing game was not played on account Of wet
grounds. There was no game at Jackson,
although the Zanesvilles we're there in good
form. The grounds were too wet; but with
good weather they will soon dry out and
IL n expected that both the postponed
games will be played tomorrow. Saturday.
The summary Of the games played today
Ia an followG
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

ST. PxrKsssuss, May iS.-The Govern
ment learning Of the intention OF Austria
70 rsmovs Count vou Wolkenstsin- Tross-
burg. Austrian Ambassador 70 Russia and
transfer him 70 London. leaving the Em-
bsssv here IN csrs ola charge dsTsirss
informed Count kalnoky thai TIE step
-ouid Be followed By recall of Prince
Lob<nof from Vienns. Count von VOL
kensein Trosburg viii consequently re-
main In Ct p.fer~nurr
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

~ sAs Wsrwa<k Last ksssa~s = xeassl
Given sna ksspsndsa -
The Executive Coznmittse Of the hiehi,
gar Business Meas Association met yssssr-
deg afternoon 10 the O. " WssA-ss kong clui
rooms, and decided - hold the annual con
yention in Cheboygans August II
In the evening banquet YES g isen thl
committee and other gussts ~ the War
wick. watch vss vsry pleasant and agree
able Afsalr. n B. Blair acted - ioasEmss
ter. and fss following toasts we're responded
10 in . happy manner:
The STATE Association" FrAnk hamil.
toa: Political Aspirstions." Jss- A. O0ye
The Grocer" 4. J. Herrick, ''eAs dust.
H. b. Fargo; "Loosl Option" y. II walk.
er; Building and Loan kssocsstions" y
L. Fuller. s'ssaerkrsci," l.. Winternsiz
Camp Meetings" J. V. Crsncsh; Re
forms in the Com mission Business" ]. r.
Clspps The Right Of Way" o. =. oonsiin
LEGAL Aspecss Of Organization. 1aeg'
Hatch.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

DEFKoET. Nay ls.-AdVicss 70 the Journal
from the dry counties in the State show
great rejoicing among The liquor men. and
IN many instances by the Prohibitionists.
over the decision OF the supreme Courts
declaring the local option law uneonstita-
tiOnsl. Saloons are reopening and deliveries
OF beer are bsinx made
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
PoIsoN OF heART oIseAsg
TIE Sudden Death Of Pronfnsnt Citizen
OF whit. Cloud.

The Sudden D>ath OF fromtnsnf citizen
Of white Cloud.
sxs,sssss vs1sasks<saNNa
wHTrE CLOUD. May is.-Dr. Hollis T.
Reid. prominent physician and leading
Republican. died suddenly lsst evening.
RE wss not feeling well and went 70 q drug
stors and had . prescription pat up inclnd-
ing in il a. one Of the ingredients a quantity
OF Jamaica ginger. He went home. took
the medicine and soon after dropped dead.
Thsra - q suspicion that sconite vas used
IN the prescription instead Of Jamaics
ginger and an ANALYSIS viii oe made. Il is
possible. however. that death resulted from
hssrs disssss. Dr. Reed bad been post
nasstsr hers and Was we'll known. The
funeral siil occur on Sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
RAIN, MUD, RAIN, RAIN
THIS Is rrs STORY or BASE BALL
Bosssa ~ Chicago the 0aiy Game pisysd
Yesterday ssd CAie~ge wias-fwo
Gazass Played m the Trt-ssAts
LsAxss and ksiAmszoo
= Wfnnsf.

The osss ball games we're naddlsd up
yesterday even worse than on fhnrsday.
Boston ~ Chicago bsinx the only game
played In the National League list; Canton
Al Sandasky. Mansfield 1t Lima and whssi-
log at Kalamazoo completed the list Of Tn
State games. TIE summary Is that Chicago
is stiil al the top OF the heap in the Nation
al League. and Jackson still holds the hon
orsbls place of tail-enasrs in the Tri-Stats.
The TxLzsEAs-HKEALD is in receipt Of all
the news there Is. and such as We have give
vs unto thee
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

MosaNEyILLE. May ls.-Ars. Jane Red
ing lives three miles east OF here While
making soap Wednesday her clothes caught
IRE. she then started for the house. bat
before she reached II her clothing was al
shame and shs was 50 badly burned that
shs = ia a critical condition
Mrs. William Espie vas also severely
burned IN tying - extinguish the names.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
A SENSATION AT LUoIseroN.
Ths Capital. Of a Steamer Accused of Sc
duGfsx Girl OF no Years

duefs< Girl OF is Years
LCDfSsros, May ts.-Czptsin Russell. OF
the steamer +. a p. NJ. No. ?. vas arrested
last evening. On the arrival Of his boat from
Asnistee. under The following circumstsn-
eeE Nellie Boyd. . i6-yesr-old school giri,
ran away from home tsw days ago and
took passage on the No. for Milwaukee.
Her ~ lstiFes caused Der arrest, and, when
brouxht into court here. she testified that
the Captain induced her 90 cross with him.
and concealed her In bis ststeroom. She
has acted 50 for some time past that it Is
proposed 30 send her % the reform school
Russell claims her statement regarding him
IL salse and his friends consider Il black
mail. he promptly offered b0ads bat Wa
let of on bis own recoxnizance. The pub
lie fAvors him and Is indignant 1t his ar
rest
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
IA. skull Crushed.

BAE Crrr. Nay ls.-RasA J. Coon. boil
sr maker aged =, had his skull crushed and
Was instantly killed this morning by the
falling OF . large rudder on which he was
working a. Wheeler's snir yard he eleayes
an infant child. his wife having died last
WintsF. An inquest Was held this even
Iuk
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

FLIsF. Asy is.-fas residences OF L.
chad~iek. al employs 81 the Grand Truak
yard. vs. snt<red lad night by tramp
burglar. xae rsn srksi % Ars. Chadwick.
sho bad retired: Your husband got hls
pay today, s1d u tss.s mine nov"
He got sl5 eash. and thsn took OF bis
Old shlrt sad put GA . clean one and . col
lzr belonging 70 Mr.. Chadwick. and then
an
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

sxrszS<- - 80 TSstee>sstsssa
RsGpwIS. Asy lS.-It is reported that The
Republicans Of Baldwin are xying to steal
= march en ne sdminis,rston BY getting a
R~pablicsn ia Postmaster. and that with
cut circulating petition thsre nay ce
sorne ch0igs In fres countrv.---S-~ersi
Rslawinitiss have gone North 60 home
stead zine lsndz.---Prof Bssl has 10
czssd an experimental station here and
risntef ssveral kinds Of grass sapis
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

Ks1ksszoo. Nay 1S-An escaped patient
from ths Kslamssoo ssvlarn made ais wsy
into The hCuse of = farmer nssned Clark. IN
the trwnshiD u Prairie Rontis iast mid
right Ci.Fx heard the movements of The
suppo-~d buwxisr sad hariei asziron st
him. fbe Insane man wae struck "a ths
side n TIE tsre and somewhsf fisfg1red.
his iniary is not serious. TIE patient wss
srouEhf bsck tosiav
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
Frederick sun improving.

BERLIN, May 1s.-The Emperor remained
in the park from S to 7:3O o'clock this after
noon. spending part OF the time in a tent
and the remainder in driving. If his i'm
provement continues he will go to Potsdam
aftc- the wedding of Prince Henry and
Princess Irene. and to Hamburg early in
July.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

Agnes CsrpsntsT. the gay young girl Who
vss recessed on suspended sentence . fsw
weeks ago for being connected With q
house On Mcconnell St that viii not bear
Close inspection n regard 20 its morals. va
arrested yesterday foT renting her house for
tie burposs Of prosututio1
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
AnoTHsR DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
TIE Men rsst<ntiy Killed ss the Palmer
Nine IL the Upper Penlasnia-

niae IL the Upper Peninsula
NEokUSkz. Nag t8.-By an explosion Of
dynamite AZ ths Palmer mine near here At
7.sO this morning Fred Honburx and Chas.
Sundberg were instantly killed. The men
wsrs IN the powder house preparing car
tridgss and must have seen some danger
for they we're In the act Of running when
the explosion occurred. Sundbergs back
vas terribly torn. and q staple from the
door found IN L. Apparently every boRe
Ia Haobargs body was broken The inn
mediate cause Of the explosion is unknown.
There was almost thirty pounds Of dyns-
mite in the houss. which Was far enough
from The big magazine 10 save that. Both
OF the unfortunats msn leave families.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

Nsrs~pr Y r srith ard hss ssls
lisessnznS Larry Wood. having besn ziv-
ins A. szce. e1t shov a. he vsudsrv =
thesf-s 81 tbs resk he cat szd Snx
eirccs ~hicA Prot RSzry NJ Parker sx-
hiotfs = resily sxc1i1g scd nervslous. -
cuTrs11e vtk stzt1eso1e Mfnrie R1r-
r0nghs a. TO hesd = go-xeoas and kss
ve-y ciey~ G~e~ly se 60 ssA p~rA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

A specsai meeting Of tbc Youns Mems
Prohibition Club kss ben osiled Tor nsrt
Monday svsaiae st : oe,ock. ct the CSrcais
Court roouns. Thsy vii rake TIE decision
0f he Suprszas Coart tssf Ehs socsI crfion
~ = unconstitutional mater foF -
irsrfn1
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

Wv Yosx. Nay 1s.-Mrs. Sco6eid ~ss
brought before the suprsne Court today en-
~rit of hsbsas corpus. and DISCHARGED
from cu<tss7 on the ground thss tie court
las 10 sothorify to cause her confinement
IN the Horse 81 Dsfsnrsor
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
HN HIN Hs-s

A : 81 =. Hal lance crovd vii frurs
n The Foics Court this morn nx. Ed.
Msvo wss orusslIy assaulted 81 Wa. Pstrs.
who struck hiun \ friehtf1i hI0v. knocking
hin mao the gutter i1secsisse. Pe1rs va
srrsstea snd = sf hes.s1arse~s
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

pszssd. Diligsnt search has besa made for
Esr, but sne n4s act yst ossn toant. A
sne sls III & is feared shs has dro Led her
sstf IN ths Escsns0s hiser vale tsnpsT-
sfiiy Insane she vsat sssy clad only IA
lar 1izaf clothes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
Convicted of Disloyalty.

BERSE May lS.-The Federal Court has
found indictments against M. Schill author,
and NM. Mueller and Festersen, circulators
of q pamphlet deriding Germany.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
In the Rain and Mud.

The games of Washington at Detroit,
New York at Pittsburg and Philadelphia At
Indianapolis were all postponed on account
of rain and muddy grounds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

Tsnes Britton vas srrssfef On Clsusl a
Yesterday. eazrzra with SEALING nf3es srora
TIE csSpon 4 Berth leather %. Re vii
haves trisi N sas PoHes Caars tAss ~s<nr
~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
Great Reduction Sale!
AT Till
POPULARSnoE HOUSE
46-CANAL-ST.46.

In order to reduce our
stock We shall sell for a
short time, all of our Rine
Ladies' Shoes. which Sold
heretofore at $3.50, 81. 90.
$3.50. 5000 and S7.00 at
the extremely Low Price Of
ONLY S4.00 A PAIR.
Not "a pair of our Fine shoes
will be reserved; all will 20
alike, away below manu-
facturers' prices. This sale
includes all our French Kid,
Dongola Kid and Tonka
Kid Shoes, hand sewed and
hand turned, in about
twenty different styles and
lasts. including our ceIe-
brated haHd-sewed Wauk-
enphast---made by the best
manufacturers i'm America
---and every pair warranted
All our $3.50 and $500
Shoes reduced to
$500 A PAIR.
Including a very fine line
of Hand Turned shoes i'm
DOngOla, Curiso or Tonka
Kid. These are the Great
est Bargains of the Season.
For gentleman we have
the same surprise i'm stock
and we shall sell during this
month only. All of our Fine
Genuine Hand Sewed Shoes
i'm French Calf, Kangaroo or
Patent Leather at
$500 a Pair.
They sold before AT $3.50,
81 and SIS. Our stock is
immense and we can fit any
foot.
Our line of Hand Sewed
S5 Shoes is reduced 60 81.
which is a lower price than
genuine Hand Sewed Shoes
can be manufactured for.
Our Two Dollar Dress Shoes
are equal TO shoes sold else
where for $500.
No trouble 10 show goods;
satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded.
Popular Shoe House,
46 CanaI-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

IASsrSs. Nay iS.-Soms t;uns sgo the
Prceats Court for wsvn@ county s~srfed
z g Nis1er an aanusl ssis-v of IS 90 or
BIS 3FTirrs - sasui strstor 81 ~ estate
cf {. a haolsy. Wsner sDpss,~d ~ fhe
Circuit tcurt srt tas snn vs. raized -
siatN. ne slncunt 81 as original Bill.
Then NJ g. - Asniey srpeslea ta ihe Su.
ssfr Court sTari. zivlnx NJ wi~ner orfr
kf0oo
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

James Byrne. an enplcys OF the hiehi-
gan Barrel Company. while At work IN the
mills Thursday, had his right leg broken
lust above the ankle by . log rolling upon
him. DR.. DsCsnp was called and reduced
the fracture.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
md Rapidsns in Washington.

Grand Rapidsns in Warrington
sxsNss,St vtNSt,,N-~ts.Ns.
WASHINGTON. May ls.-N. L. Avery, Geo.
Z. Pantlind and John Patton. Jr., of Grand
Rapids. are taking in the sights Of the town
and listening TO the tariff speeches.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

xse1slss xsAtssss-ssssA>-
CHICAGO. May ls.-The last Chicago
Boston game was played in mud ankle deep
in the presence OF about 1000 persons. On
the preceding days the weather was cold
ana the clouds threatened rain every
minute Borchsrs, the Californian, made
his first appearance with the Chicagos and
was success despite unfavorable circum-
stances. The score by innings is as follows,
game being called At the end Of the nth
n pnipUs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
Is as follow
At Home.

The boarders at the Irving herebv chal-
lenge the Warwick, Vendome or Park Place
to play them game Of base ball on Decor.
alton Day.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

The "Bluffers" of the TELEe RAM HERALD
it seems have succeeded in bluffing out
the Democrat force completely. The cap
tain of the TELEeRAN-HERALD showed up
with the money yesterday, but could not
get it covered. This. too, under the ar
rsngement that the 7. II. team should
allow the Democrat team two to one on the
score. Now who's afraid?
The TELEGRAM. HERALD base ball team
will play any tradesmen' team in the city
for money or fun. the cigsrmakers preferred.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

Ws-u>r's 1TsS~Fissss Dt~an~ear,ns-.
Ct.ssxssuss. ssy is-MrS FeHx Lon
sri srose aruEn her bsd vssts-ssv rncrnsnx
mn~ se.o0k and aFztsricaziF disas-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
Where "A Bancroft Now t.

NEw YORK. Map ls.-The World says that
Samuel J. Tlden. Of Columbia county.
nephew Of the late Ex-Governor Tilden. has
been offered the ONCE of Superintendent of
Railway Nail Service. and will probably
accept.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

nNH The advertisement OF q Rev sno charm
ALI ing feature IN the sunday TfltGkkn-
NEE hIgsIp. Find II ON the Fourth fsss
~ ~ ~ this morning
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19
AGAIN IN THE BILL.
The MICHIGAN APPROPRIATIONS
The Fissi Aetiea VI the senate Commit
tss-An Appsspristisns Restored %
the Original Amounts Exosps fer
%. Joseph ana Hay Lake

wAsHIso soros, Nay ls.-The Senate Com
mittee on Conmeros st . meeting this
morning took fnal action on the Michigan
items in the River and Harbcr bill. After
some lively diminishing every Michigan sP-
propristisn that had be sn cut down WAS
restored 10 its original amount except
those for 81. Joseph and the Hay Lake
channel The House gave 5000 fof
dredging the 81. Joseph river from Berrisn
Springs 90 its mouth fkis item has been
stricken out as the engineer did not recon-
mend il, and the committee could not be
made to see its necessity. Gen. Duane,
Chief of Engineers, spoke in favor of re
tanning the $500 900 for Hay Lake channel
but this item has not yet been decided upon
by the committee. Palmer still hopes u
restore it.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19


WAsHnsoros. May Is The House was
called TO order by Mr.. Mcmillan. as Speaker
pro tenn, aud the Chaplain being absent
and the reading Of the journal dispensed
with. the House immediately went into
committee Of the whole on the Tariff bill.
Mr.. Anderson. of Iowa. spoke briefly in
opposition TO the principle OF protection.
and at the close Of his remarks Mr.. Randall
took the floor.
The House was thrown into an uproar
this afternoon at the conclusion OF Mr..
ksndalls hour. A request was made thai
Mr.. Randall be allowed 10 proceed, but an
objection was made by Mr.. Mills; an obiec-
ton which was greeted with jeers and Misses
by tie Republicans. Mr.. Mckinley then
yielded him portion Of his time. but by
an amicable arrangement. suggested by Mr.
breckenridge, of Kentucky. Mr.. Randall
was permitied to proceed without limita
ton of time. At the conclusion Of hil
speech Mr.. Mckinley took the floor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-19

nNm The Sunday TILFGRAM-H HERALD with
In "The Treasure Of Franchard'-Robert
uul Louis Stevenson's new story.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-05-16

Cabbage Seeds for Sale.
Cabbage seeds for sale at IS cents per 100.
anteed.
N. NITSKY.
Bullion street. west of River. HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-05-16
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
The Finest and Most Conven-
lent Place on Wood River
For Sale.

RANCH situated just above Deer Creek
which is as fine piece of property rs there is on
Wood River, is offered for sale at great sacrifice
1t consists Of l6O acres-l2O acres well timbered
10 acres natural meadow yielding two tons to the
acre, 20 acres of choice upland, and 10 acres of
rich bottom land under cultivation. There is also
fine two-acre TROUT POND fed by a natural
spring which never overfows and never freezes
over. Good WATER privileges. more than ampl,
for the whole ranch, go with it. The river forms
the western boundary, and good, lawful FENCES
enclose the whole ranch.
Also. 40 HENS with good chicken house;
Also. ~ head Of STOCK CATTLE-4 COWS,
two-yeAr olds yearlings, and calvesj
Also, good pair of BOB-SIEDS made thi,
winter. WAGON, PLOw, HARROW, SHOVEL
PLOW-in fact all the TOOLS required for suct
= ranch
Also. two COOK STOVES and ono HEATING
STOVE, and all the FURNITURE and HOUSE
HOLD GOODS. excepting clothing, in the house
Also, the story and-a half 16x2Lfoot hewn LOG
HOUSE. LOG STABLES with plenty of stable
room), and GOOD CORRAL;
Also. a MINING CLAIM situated about 2h
miles east Of the ranch showing big ledge sliy,
with galena and carbonates;
Also, new HOUSE of four rooms
with stable room for six head of horses and lo
30xl20, fenced Warranty deed
Also, 20 cords WOOD.
For further particulars apply at
TIMES OFFICE.
HALEY, Idaho.