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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01
For ReIit--ROo7ls.

CONS TO ORENT-FC RNISHED AND UNFUR-
IL nished. 80 south lnvision-st. lo5
a. 4EsIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT, y
IL Monroe-st-. arst floor. +. L. Wedg~ood. lss
TOR RkNT-TO GENTLEMAN AND WIFE4
\ or rooms tor ight housekeeping. new house
near street cars References exchanged. Address
T., box s. care this Office. ls3
NOR RENT - TWO NICELY FURNISHED
i rooms. one with alcoye, new house. 2sl
North iOniast lSo
ITO RENr-DESfRABLE Rooms TO RENT At
L lfi North DivisiOn-st., near postodice. ls3
TOR RENT PLEASANT, WELL FURNISHED
L rroms with or without board f12s South
Division - 1s5
no RENT-NICEIY FURNISHED FRONT
| room with modern conveniences. Call at 50
Bostwick-st 156tf
COR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
I either single or en- suite. Apply 10 Room az,
Power OPP IA House block, Pearl-st 226tf
TOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
+ room al - Ransom-st. 12tf
I HAVE THREE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
| all couvCniences to rent in the Vinegar
beck corner outh Division and Cherry1ts Ap-
ply ri the block OF Of K. u. Brock. 62 and 64
Peerl-st. lo9tf.
TOR RFNT-THE NICFsT KIND OF ROOMS
L in suits Of two or four rooms. with sll modern
impTOvements on Csnal-st., for Offices or light
manufacturing purposes, also for lodging, En-
quire at once, No - Canal-st., OF g. A. Bervin.
e4tf
NOR RENT-FURNISHED Rooms: STEAM
L heated; and furnished rooms for light house.
keeping. Apply Al room l0S. New Housemaa
tlCck. 15u
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

Theress danger that the corner
IN the market will result in . re-
yival . yery bad puns.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

lake gHoRT a MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
Il fl4-sairr

tran lesveE Grand fsplos fof Aliefsu a.
~ : n. srrivinf here - =
Threugf tirfefs sgi5 - rr4.gfrsi pylnts tn ne
TrriteS S1etes. Msxlon ard lsneda - iuiaD
Ticket 0fce
A. etETE & r a Cleveland
y BooTz Trret Ticket aren't
Go y NrVsoE rfts Tiffst tgsnt
Tsktne efefs NsT "a 5s9
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

EDrraa Has HERsrnr Throurh
vcar psper wssh - ackno~iei-e our
sfarr~e tesrk ticse WIS wsre - kfrd
8rs beirfui - during ouf receut sd
a icffon. oeeresverient wss sudden
sn3 rerv kar.fear snd tae sympathy
snsf kln1nesslur faeads wsre al fbs
more sprrec.8 To the tFsveiirz men
s~f - a. "a No sp1t 6,wsrs. We
wculd sxnrsse esris. rha1xs
NJ axia<. JANIS y. RssrTosD.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

Let cody prepare to celebrate the
Fourth good, old-tsshioned way.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

We re the prediction that the
next asiration will be Presbyterian.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

STED-INNEDIATELY, A COMPETENT
w hOlze naii sh0 understands second WORK.
Ms K. ". Morris. corner Cherry &. and Aadi
son-ave LIS
TyANTEO-TWO BCNDIE WASHERS. TWO
W pollshefs pain aund ess dining room and
kitehea girls for the North. - general servants
ioE the ely ana A. Ladies' Parl0rs Tower blockl
is
ilASTED-BY A SNAIL FAMILY DOWN
w town. god. competent girl whocan cook.
good y ages 20 ole who j. competent Apply -
Ars Geo. l. Quimby. "a Ransom-st Al once. ls,tf
M MANTED-cIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
w wOrk rs North Division 81 German or
Swede feserred liotf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01
Unnfeff- Rooms.

CENTL FNAN WANTS FURNISHED ROOM rs
W privsfe faulty within Eve or ten minutes
wax 81 the Morton House. Address box q, Nor
ton HouSs l3
yTANTED ROOM AND BOARD ~ A
W piesssrr house nesr horse cars bT gentle
rssa and vie. AGfress ststing terms iccsft0n
etc, sisms, 1915 est, y ". y ssbingfou, 3. g
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

10 vkCATIoN-THE sgnEHER TTsM Of
' Fean-s Ffs'-ess Cof ees ~beps-f Hs~tssn
S.-Hsfua roul s41-sf-- ula hee1 On Nr1aav,
5alv7 -
= rsr-r,-z ore azerf esgres = ar 1sks-s p
trs - ID fses q Ecx ISIS Ner F0vk 1isd
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

". TT. tTfSWoId. n. ID.
CO. A. ress<e7~e fr tfe eren ateek rfrt
- S1-@~F Fs.el f-rr = anf trazr Il - -
n f-sx 3 anz frem So r. A. ug 10
IS
~eoSc.1 sr5 Su~riczl Diseases ~
Chfi1~s~ s esffe1
zI><.usnc~ ~ "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

xks - fo.E1 - atsA2isg ths ssN her of
se<ss ~ seven. Asy p>xtef LIE ssAssA
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01
Real Estate-Cotsntf.y

NOR SALE OR EXCHAEGE-HOTEl. COST
siLt0l, nicely furnished. beautifully situated,
doing good business We will sacrilce largely
for cash. or will take part in real estate. Too
much other bus mess. Address Hotel Oronoko,
Berrien 81 rings, Mich. lSo
nor SALE CHHAP-A NICE FARM OF 80
II acres. with frame house, one mile and q
quarter from HaIlst. Apply at Mrs. J. G. Walk.
ers Il south Diysion-s- l21rt
nor sALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
Il the estate the late Daniel schernerhorn.
one mile west of the city, fronting Bridgest II
Is fine dairy farm, or for fruit raising and gar
cening May he sold in nom ten TO thirty acre
lots. Apply TO DR.. Whitworih. administrator, l52
Fourth St. Grand Rapids, Mich. l02f
NOR SALE-P1NE AND RED WOOD LANDS.
good farms and city property for s&le cheap;
also money TO loan. Call at Lovett block, Canal
st. opposite sweets Hotel. A. K Antisdel. ATT
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01
Sifuaftons sWantcd--Mafc.

YVANTED-sIfUATIOS As CLERK OR DRIv-
W ct OF as teAmster. References given. Ad-
drezs e6 Crescent-aye., west dore. a W., box y
lS5
rUPHONiAN OK BARITONE PLAYER SEEKs
T. engagement Apply TO s. semmenee, No 9
Nschanie-st- lS5
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01
For Sate--ffsscelsGneous.


c1rs WILL DUY A GOOD SECONDHAND
al y piano. Cash OF easy payments, at Paul
". Friedrsch's, No II Pearl-St 81
NOR sALE-MY ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCER
II les and fixtures at - per cent discount Must
be sold this week =. NJ. White, - Canal-st. 81
NOR SALE CHEAR-AN UPRIGHT PIANO
K second hand as good as rev. at great bar
gain. Enquire Of Paul W. Friedrich, No Il Pearl
ST. Isl
TOR sALE-A FEW FULL-BLoODED GREY
/ hound pups Address box \, iceland, Mich.
1877
COR sALE-ONE FULL BLOOD JERSEY
i male calf, two weeks old. Apply at 276
Madison-ave. loo
COR SALE-HORsB AND CARRIAGE FOB
i sale cheap Al S05 Fourth-st. lA
nor SALE CHEAP-THE HANDS0MEST
il pony In the city. years old. broken 10 bar
ness and saddle, gentle "a kitten, just the thing
for children or ladies. Apply 10 Chas. Baxter.
No. Canal-st-, Western Union once. lsou
nor sALE--A THOROUGHBRED SADDLE
II honse, well broken for driving single or
double. Enquire of G. n. Walters, Omnibus
Barn, Nos. Is and II Wateroo-st. 1s4
IoR sALE-A STOCK OF DRUGS AT SULLI-
Fly and business profitable. Good reasons for
selling. j. b. Watson. Coopersyille, Mich. l69u
TOR SALE-FAsT TROTTER- BAY GEORGE
Fine roadster. gentle, suitable for ladies to
drive J. +. Hemsn Is Canal-st lsstf
nor SALE = AN ENTIRE OUTTT~ OF
machinery for a first class laundry, also q
six-horse power engine. For particulars enquire
OF q. A. Berwin, No Y CansIst. lSitf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01
nETRoIT, GRAND HAVEN d MILWAUKEE,

Detroit Erpress has psrior car 20 Detroit max
ing direct COZ Dections for ali points East arriving
IN New York AT i0l0 a. N. neYt dsy. Limited
FTpfess east hss through sleeper from Grand
Rapids 70 Niagara Falls corncctingst Milwaukee
Junction with through sieepeu 10 Toronto.
Through tickets and sleeping car births secured
Of D. g. II. 4 ". Hallway ooces, . Monroe e.
and st the depot.
las. CksFsTir- City Tass Agent
Gso. B. REEvI. Trsfflc Manager Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

The Dstroit fo.reai. siter ssekinz IN
fcrmzsion frum 81 fhe Connsy CLERKS N
ne >tsfe ant reesivsnR -ssiiss frcrs
d.,v-6ve ~ thern. esncinsiss thst prre-
shiy twenty taoussnd newly nsfuraiz.I
e1erens Ell ~cfs ss TO Fall sIess.cn.
lh-s shro<s 3 rerv considsfabls element
ef auoertainty into tie esaraats Il ths -
saIt
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01
Money To Loan.

MONEY TO loan on CITY AND FARM
III r-;perrr ia isrrg sussii suns sf lo- rsfe
,f interest Res Estsls tc1Eht snd sold sud
sfsuses ~ rcnL For psrtiCu srx inquire e = +
AveriN Co. Eeal Eslste eruEsrs. Roozn
Trsr 81 biock Is
rFNVET TO loan on Good RAJ ESTATE
II in sums from seo9 q sAso. A. r Aasisiel.
Is-H
TIVE GERMAN SOCIETY Will sTvF Az n
v5fasoa 8&noe a. their 49, Tuesisy e~@nlas
- l--tv
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01
Situations JYanted-Fen,ale.

lVANTED-A COMMERCIAL POSITION FOR
W sslen0zrspheF Inquire OF LIbbie II. Nil
Ter stenegTaph<r. once over Fourth National
hank TeephOue No s07 or SsS ls3
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

GRAND RAPIDS q ISDIASA-IS EFFEsT
W July !, 1883.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

I OsT-A BLACK. LEATHER POCEET-BOok,
a.. beiov Ncrt1u House. Friday afternoon. The
fnder vii he suiiabiY rewarded on leaving The
same with Miss Marlin, AZ Herpo.sheimers ls3
\ osT-A PAIR or GOLD BOWED sPYC-
/ taciss. Finder . SD be rewarded ~ Leaving
sane at Powers 0pers House box ofice. FRED.
r.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

tfFANTE TED-I 10 ROUGHLY COMPETENT AND
~ ekpefieaee1 d0abie entry book kseper.
give refsfenees state sal 4ry expee ted AAd dls-
eribe yourself generally. Address J. = o. hox
s Ial- 9flee. ia
txTARTED-8 xIsE HANDS. LATHE HANDS,
w IDaekiRs eafsxr. a. lsb0fers ioF railroad
sork. ship = noFroT. and f0ser block Elsa
tYAs1 tf,-E -ESEE6ETIc MES AND wONES
w eaDsssssEs. Money 70 be ms1s b tho6e
meaning btsanes. address Z. stone. - Johns.
Ma loS
lNASTED-ONE LIVE. MIDDLEAGED NAN
w With nFsf class city references Position
permanent + " FOX, ~ South Division =.
Grand Rapids. Mieh iS
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

The lof Malvern Hill was fought
twen.ytar ago today.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01
For Renf--HOskses.

TOR RENT-TO SMALL FAMILY, LOWER
part o. new house, elegantly finished in hard
wood. Lake-st, first house east OF East Il. 1873
INOR RFNT-FIRST-CLAS FUREISH ID
/ house with lsrge shady yard and east front
located on South Diyisionst. Jiist south Of Hall
81. References required Luton Duuton.
For Rent business Places.
nor RENT - MILLERS LOOK HERE A
good improved grist mill 10 rent water
Tower. in live win age. Address J. j., box 6,
tn. Office ls6
ITO RTST a LARGE IIGbT ROOM FOR
1 iight manufacturing, steady power, az No
Fcarl-si. Enquire Of C. b. Judd or L. Thwing
slr
TOR RENT-ONE-HALF OF TIE STORE
+ 40. y Csnal-st. For particulars enquire of
g A Serwin. 13i1
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

IT sxF'-- -rT r9crFs. vsvrr txf sTcv sn
~ sr4e~senrs.s w.rkz-.s.r eneNc q ~
: skere 4~r-d ezrd r,<1stzre 3<aeT
snuta EsFisf1-sa l1trf
rTp pN1TTNF eTnREn FkfKFn AID
norrd Exr<r4 psckez sfns er sd1Ft ncfsee
- ~ "a 6yse
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01
u dnfed-To Buv.

yVAyTED TO BrrY-A ULL-BLoODED GREY
~ hound. Address bnx y. iceland. Mich. ls3
yIANTED-TO Buy An ENGLISH PUG FOG
W immsdistely. Address L. T. r., box 2 this
orFra fsa
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01
Wonfed-To Frchanre.

yrTANTED- FxCHkNGE FOR CITY PRO
" rerty IN Grand Rapids OF good timber snds
ir Michigan. grist mil dong a god bEElness.
Centre Urea fe3
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

f8ar otrerE faiiF srcesf surafs.
Slrarfre esvy I'm ~ psrfAf Ere A. s1tic -
fre-sof 81 I'D frr1 f,etr-si - PsficT oerF ~ -
f5sE ExprezE sn1 fszzn1 keT81s sFFreet y As-
fFrer sletratt ffirert cor reie-s rfsfe 4f i'frrt
49, ftr1zirt tss5nF Eest ffrfs ~ ~ziH ~
Erto1 scEst 0zlee 81 Aorroesz-. sac ~ t-lton
1fzff.
rzss = Norfw ge-l ~ s. Wour1s-E
aW RresExs.r.. ? ans = fshiese3
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

CHICAGO WEST MICHIGAN-ALL TRAINS
Y arrive at and depsu fron Union Depot
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-10
THE LATEST TELEGRAMS.
GENERAL NOTES

A PEANUT trust has been formed at Nor
folk, Va.
TuE national debt was diminished by
80 100000 during April.
ABUNDANT rains aud promising crops
are reported from Kansas.
CH1EF Arthur has declared the Burling
ton strike off, and the strife is ended.
THE Pennsylvania prohibitionists en-
dorsed Clinton z. Fisk for president.
9 CHmF ARTHUR says the 20" strike will
not be declared of, that the men are
firm and are confident Of winning.
THERE was another decline of so ton
in the London tin market, causing pam
ic in the New York Metal Exchange.
HEAVY snow with strong northwest
wind prevails in the straits region. The
ice is reported to b6 moving.
UNDER the new High License law of
Peunsy lvania, which went into effect to-
day, the number of saloons in the city of
Prttsbufg was reduced from III to 225,
and Ia the county from SOL to 4S5.
DE- CHARLES +. SIMMONS, who attended
the late Samuel Tllden during his alness,
mas brought suit for the enormous sum
of $4,000 for professional services.
To PREVENT the possible intro, uotion Of
cholera, the Canadian government will
greatly improve the quarantine service al
Crosse Isle, ia the St. Lawrence river.
REcEar rains have encouraged the
farmers of Iowa, who havs already begun
planting corn, the season being about ten
days earlier than last year.
DECLINE in business led to the dis
charge of about $50 men from the Penn
-ylvania railroads car works at Fort
Wayne, Ind, Feiday.
ExMAYoR GRACE, of New York, the
duke of MarlDorru ugh and Mr.. Lloyd, the
tenor, are passengers on the steamer
Etruria, which sailed from Liverpool Sat
urday for New York.
THE report t5et tho strike of the Chi
cago, Darlington d Quincy locomotive
engineers and tiremen has been declared
off, is not true. The report arose from
the fact that the strike on the Chicago,
Burlington and Northern Road has been
abandoned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-10

New YoRK.- Bishop E &. Andrews Pre-
sided at the Thursday morning session
of the Methodist conference. The oiaei
of the day was the discussion Of the ie'l
port of the committee upon the e!isloA'
ity of women as lay delegates to ths con
ference The committee yesterda! rel
ported against their admission
Rev. Or. PeudletOn, OF halaa''
moved that women whose seats are cOl'
tested be given seats on the moor au'lls
the debate. Objections were rsista' AM
after considerable discussion the motion
was lost. When the vote was ot'As
taken Mrs, Mary c. Mind q A.-
nesota, president Of the WOMB
foreign missionary society, stool W
to vote. Upon objection the vote was r
iected. Lengthy speeches FOLLOWED p
ana con upon the report OF the eoII n.
tee. Rev. J. h. Buckley, editor ~ Wy
Christian Advocate, and one
the strongest opponents ~,
admission of women, sa'd 'h''
question does not turn upon
rights of women, but upon the prlu'.f..
The Episcopalians, Raptlsts' ana '.se:
terian5 did not admit women mo ,a'
conferences aud there was no de ,ll.''-
tion in the world that would admit ' solls 4
There is nothing in the cons'ltn ~. =, t.
the church that gives them tne rlsu a3 d
seat. I'll e speaker SAID ne ,so
champion the holy cause OF ths Ng Ne
lint lie also stood TO ehal'sSe
the right of women TO repfe's I.
ton on the body until member =. :.
their sex had the opportunity 70 - s,gs-
an opinion on the subject. La , sP'' =.
claimed that every time q woman Il.
put in that Legislative body Ial s,5g
put ont to no advantage 70 ."a f,ar
4 dozen members Of the conference .,'f.i
ali parts of the country tooh Ia-.5s.
opposite or views on he question 9I mi
discussion Of the subject vert o'sl ! i.
10 morrow. The whole atte5u'o. n,
spent in the appointment q ..'r.
committees aud their orsan'4 .'o-'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-10
WASHINGTON.

THE acting secretary OF the treasury
has discharged Secret Service Agent
Eunegos, at San Francisco.
JUpGE CooLEY, who suffered a severe at.
tack of pneumonia few days ago is
much better.
JosEPH WILLARD, the proprietor of VII.
lard's hotel, Is worth $l3 100000. He be-
gan life as one of the porters in the hotel
he now owns.
SENATOR SPooNER will deliver the ora
ton az the exercises on the field of Get
tysburg, June 30, at the unwilling of the
monument to the Wisconsin soldiers who
sacrificed their lives Shere.
JupGE COOLEY of the interstate com
MERGE commission, had a sharp attack Of
pneumonia on Thursday, preceded by a
chill brought on by exposure, the extent
of which he was not aware at the time.
He is past the danger point now and Is
gaining.
The president has approved the act
making appropriations for the support
of the r9iItaiy academy for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1889; the act to
secure he REIMBURSEMENT of Indian title
to a certain portion OF the Sioux reserva
tion, aud the act providing for the extern
sian system of beacon lights on the Iii
npls river.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-10
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

PUEBLo, Cal, has had a $4,000 fire.
trFrY head OF cattle persisted in a small
FIRE at Allegheny City, Pa.
THE city of Winona, Mimi, is suffering
greatly from high water.
An incendiary fire at Portage, Wis, de-
stroyed property to the amount Of 81.
600
Tine RI. Rev. John Henry Hobert
Brown, first bishop OF Fond du Lac, died
at tho city on Wednesday.
THE bri.k layers and masons of Fall
River, Mass, struck on Monday for nine
hours.
SURGEON GENERAL HAMILTON says that
yellow fever existed at Pant City and
Tampa, Florida, as late as April a.
A cosFLAGRArIoN in Keithsburg, Mercer
county, H., consumed number of build
ings, stores and shops loss about $4,000,
TuE little coal mining village Of Nc
lntyre Pa, Gt'y miles south OF ElmlIa, N.
Y, has been destroyed 10y forest fires,
Which invaded the town from both sides,
Mrs FISHER was killed, several other
persons injured and a number of houses
demolished at Pratt, Kansas, by tor
nado.
A BuuD DING occupied by several stores
and shops was destroyed in Bedford ave
nue., Brooklyn, SUNDAY; total loss $3.50,
600.
TnE steamship, Queen of the Pacific,
plying between San Franeloo and South
ern California ports, is reported to lave
SUM Monday morning. No particulars.
Wump over four hundred people were
crowdt d into hail at Belefortaiue, o.
the floor suddenly gave way dropping
twenty feet. Two women we're killed and
ten other persons BADLY injured,
The heaviest earthquake shock ever
experienced at BiGgs Cal, occurred on
Saturday at s:4a p. m lasting seventy tive
seconds The vibrations were east and
west The plastercd buildings were
cracked.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-10
THE AMERICAN MOOSE.
The Nature and Habits OF the Largest Ami
NAL of the Deer Family.

The Nature and Habits OF the Largest AMI
NAL of the Deer Family.
The moose (Alce Americanus) is really
an elk, being nearly Identified with the
elk OF Europe, says The American Agri
culturist; 1t is the largest animal of the
deer kind, standing from fourteen to six
teen feet high at the shoulders and weigh
ing 500 to ZOO pounds. With head
ana ears like an overgrown jackass, wide
spreading palmated horns, clumsy, I'M
symmetrical body, and long legs, the
animal is yet one OF the heetest and most
uutiripg denizens of the forest. 1t will
20 ali day at trot which would soon dis
lance good horse, dash through dense
thickets on run as fleet as the wind, and
leap over barriers which would appa
the stoutest steepe-chaser. When driven
to bay it turns ON its pursuer and Is a
formidable antagonist. These animals
are found spariugly III Maine, where they
may legally be hunted, without dogs,
from the lst of September to the LIST of
January, and few still linger in the
great forest region of northern New York,
where hunting them at any time is ALSO
lutely prohibited.
lNty are muCN more numerous III bHC
forests of Canada and as far north as
Labrador Like all other members of
the deer family, they shed their antlers
every winter, and new Cnes grow the
next summer, Additional prongs appear
with each years growth until the animal
has passed the period of its greatest
vigor, when the antlers gradually diminish
year by year. Efforts were made todomes-
ticate these fleet aud powerful animals
but, however mild they may be at other
times. fun grown "bnl' moose, when
its antlers are in perfect condition, is in
tractable and a.. gerous, scorning the
dominion 81 man. The Wspiti (Ceryu-
Canadensi-l which i commonly called
an ELK in this country, 10 in reality a
stag, closely resembling its European
concener Of that name
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-10

Two MASKED men robbed the stage
near Cioverdale, Cat, and stole Wells
Farg 4 Co.'S treasure box.
CASHIER CuAs. L. DEBAUm, of the Ma.
tional Park bank of New York City, is
found to be defaulter 10 the extent OF
$4,000 His bond is good for the
amount.
A MAD. PoUcH from Baltimore via the
Northern Central Railroad was robbed
between that city and Harrisburg, Pa, OF
registered letters containing money aud
postal notes to the amount of $4,000
CHICAGO While defending the honor
of her l3-yeerold 5tep-daul liter against
hendi7hness of an unnatural father, Mrs.
Mueblberry was struck down with Iaur.
deroas intent by her drunken husbasd
The iend fed after battering ia HE wife's
skull with crow-bsr and is still at large.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-10
FOREIGN

Cam ScuuRrz is staring with Henry Vii
lard IN Berlin.
MBs. MATHEW ARNOLD win receive a
pension from Queen Victoria.
Russia is reported to be moving more
troops to the Austrian frontier.
LETTERS from Emin Bay dated Nov. 2
1887, state that he had heard nothing OF
Stanley up to that time.
TuFkr was a panic in the London tin
market on Monday, the price dropping
over $500 ton.
TuE condition of Emperor Frederick
has SO mach improved as to alay the
general apprehension
All Jews, except those who have ser Y
ed in the Russian army will be expelled
from Helsingfors.
THE London star says that Lord and
Lady Churchill are contemplating a visit
to America during the coming summer.
in fight between police and escaped
couvicts sunday, near Alexandria tittee
couvict= we're Killed anG two wounded,
and four police were killed and wound
Cd.
TINS prince Of Wales, it ~ said, has
been making heavy bets for years past
;aat he will not outlive his mother the
money. If he wins to be divided between
his sons.
a TOUCHING scene took place Sunday
night Between Crown Pence William and
his mother. Empress Victoria, during
which both were ia tears
rur Saltan Of Morocco refuses to sub.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-10

Juper l.. BRApFoRp PHrsoE, formerly
governor of New Mexico, feels moved to
correct the derogatory statements made
about the territory in the course of OPP
posing It's admission as state. He says
Mormon population ia scanty and not
of the slightest political weight and as
for the future, the Spanish population
are wholly opposed TO Mormonism. The
Spanish are increasing, and now number
100000, and Judge Prince describes them
as the solid and conservative element, the
Americans contributing the politicians
and the rowing class, who give the terri
tory q bad name which it does not de-
serve. New Mexico has been part of the
United STATES for over 40 wears; the
,,.o,t, hoo, ,o,.. b,oun anv other
',oyar,,,.,t ssva rev Of the oldest. not
now !, sctiye life. n state constitution
has been formed which is Ga model of
excellence" Her past history iustihes
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-10
IN GENERAL
WALES COMING TO AMERICA.
The English Heir Apparent said to Contem
plate q rHnslutic Trip.

The English Heir Apparent said to Contem
plate q Tanshutic Trip
There is a rumor about London, which
must be broken very gently to society
folk in America, as it is certain to pro
duce on them he greatest possible effect,
The Prince of Wales Is reported to
actually contemplate a visit to America
next year in company with the Duke of
Sutherland. II he does it is to be hoped
American ladies' will do all they can tor
him. He has already treated them very
kindly over here In order 30 gain IL I'D
vance friendly feelings of tue stricter
element in society it may be we'll to
to state that the Prince is very particu
lar about going to church regularly, and
demands that all his guests at Sanrigham
shall attend / o'clock service in the little
church of which he is a patron saint
billiards and bowling are almost always
res0rted to afterwards IS an antidote to
the fatigue of religions devotion.