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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06
CLAY INVESTIGATION STILL ON.
The Supreme Court May Yet Hear the
Case Upon Its Merits.

Case pom Its Merits.
The arguments upon the writ of certiorari
issued to the Supreme Court in the matter
of the Clay investigation, were submitted to
the Court at Lansing on Wednesday and
Attorney General Taggart, who has con-
Quoted the investigation in the court below
on behalf of the people. entered and argued
a motion to ouash the writ. claiming il was
improvidenty granted. Yesterday the
Supreme Court dismissed the case upon
three grounds. and Clerk Hopkins. of the
court, telegrapbed Messrs. Taggart and
Maynard the decision.
Mr.. Maynard, in speaking of this decision,
says the action is not. by any means, bar
TO bringing the case before the Supreme
Court when the proper time arrives. He says
that when Justice Sherwood granted the
writ he did il with some hesitsncy, think
ing certiorsri proceedings might be better
deferred until the Investigation before Pro-
bate Judge Perkins was concluded and after
Governor Luce had passed upon the matter.
When the writ WAS granted Mr. Sher wood
made il conditioned that the arguments
upon ii should be made al any time, after
the opening of the present term OF the
Supreme Court, the Attorney General might
elect Both sides appeared at Lansing
ready to proceed upon the merits of the
case but the Attorney Gsnsral was held to
his motion to quash and. it being granted,
the defense viii endeavor to have a hearing
before the higher court upon Its merits at q
later date.
The investigation viii now proceed be-
fore Judge Perkins just here it left off aud
imlnedisfelv
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06
CUTChEON'S BILL
Extending the Provisions of the Law Re
Iatise to the Muster Rolls.

Extending the Provisions OF the Law Re-
Iatise to the Muster Reil.
WAsHISGToS. April 5. - Representative
Cutcheon's bill extending the provisions of
the law passed by his efforts in the last
Congress, providing for the muster and pay
of certain officers and enlisted men, came
zp in the House yesterday. IN advocacy of
il the General said: Mr.. Speaker. bv the
act Of June 1884 il wss provided that
officers in the volunteer service should be
considered as mustered into their respective
rank and grade from the date of
the actual issue of their commission
by competent authority. BY tho set
amendstory thereof which became 3 Law
February 3, 1887, il was provided that any
person who was duly appointed aud COM
nlissioned. whether bis commission was
actually received by him or not shall be
considered as commissioned TO the grade
therein named from the date when his
commission was actually issued by comps-
tent authority, and hall be entitled 10 all
paw ami emoluments as il actually mus
tered at that date TIE act of June 3, 1884.
contained the following limitation: That
all claims arising under this act shall be
presented TO and flied in the proper depart
ment within three years from and after the
passage hereof and all such claims not so
presented ana uieu WifAln salu three years,
shall be forever barred and no allowance
ever made thereon
The act of February 3. 1887. was an
amendment OF section ] of the act OF June
3, 1854. It was held by the War Depa.t-
ment that the limitation in the third sec
ZION applied 10 the new act OF February 3 <s
well as TO the original act. Bv thi. con
struction il happened that the amended act
was only ia force from February ; to June
). 1857, period OF only tour months, aud
SO, before those intended TO be benefited
by the PROVISIONS OF the act generally. II
vas held 20 have expiTed, and the act failed
10 accomplish the justice designed.
II do not think, said Mr.. Cutcheon, that
il was ever designed by Congress TO have 20
brief an existence. II il was right TO enact
the law, 1t was right that those 10 he bene-
iited should have a reasonable time to be-
come aware Of their rights and prepare and
file their claims. The committee, unani-
mously recommend thst this period De ex-
tended. The whole number OF claims re-
portei by the Secretary Of the Treasury
under this act OF February 3. 1877, was
3.723. The number douDtiess viii be small
and the amount will be small. II is an act
of justice for services actually rendered"
The bill then passed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06
IHE ApMlRAl.s son.
A sni Passed Restoring Him to His Rank
IN the Army.

WssHINsroS. Az. Representative
Ford has secured the passage through the
House OF the Senate Dill restoring Jas. S.
Jouett 70 bis rank in the army. Jonett IS
the son Of Adnual Jouett The particulars
Of bis suspension from the army were very
interesting. and ~ers given by Mr. Ford Ia
q speech he made in advocacy Of the bill.
Bee ause Of friendship for Admiral J0uett,
formed long ago IA TIE navy. tne Grand
Rapids Congressman interested himself in
tnis merit0ri0us ne asurs. Ar. Ford said.
The main charge was that ne was guilty OF
smbsxzlsmsnt under the following circum-
stances Fort Davis vas situated some two
or tbres hundred miles from san Antonio,
Tex. the headquarters OF The psymastsr. 70
was customary TOR officers OF the reg iment
O. deposit their pay accounts IN san
Antonio osuk, and chec< against them. IL
sesms it vsa the prsctlce for the iieutenants
% tske charge. turn about IN acting ss com
misssry Of the post. Lieutenant Jouett's
tsrn occurred in August. 1854. At the coz
ciusion OF bis time OF scting o Post
Comm sssry on August 20. "a turning over
has accounts 10 bis successor hs vas found
sO os S. and souos odd cents short and he
xsvs his check on the san Antonio bank
for shat amount. Al that tins be had sli6
90 his credit. II the cheek bad been pre-
sented In due course BY mail it would have
hesn paid BY the bank. II vas given on the
30.h Of August. lSs4 I. was not presented
for payment a. the bank until ths 9th OF
cepasolber, nearly thirty dsvs sfier wards.
snd wheu a wss presented the funds to as
crsdlt lscksd ST. OF satisfying the cheek. The
cheek went 10 protest. On his attention
being called 80 IL he Immediately made it
good ca thar state Of facts Re was court
fn.rtisled and dismissed from the United
STATES army The Court ssid they ind
aim guilty Of snDezslernent with no intent
81 snlbezzle. Laughter They we're some
thing Ike the irishman 4 once knew. who
ssid 20 the Court and Jury Gentlemen.
sm inuocent of the crime Z committed. so
ihe Court found Lieut. loGett guilty Of az
oiiens- Il which thev say hs sss innocent
Ci Although there wsrs other charges.
rbst b. bad missed attending dress parade.
and or three others. the msin charge on
Which he -ss disrn s~ed. -ss that ~ smher-
element Hs sfher. the <silant Admiral
joustf. ~ss ~ thst tire - Colon orsiersyi
there win a vessel flr the dischsrge of s0rue
service. And hers thinx would be an onpor-
tunity for a crificism at the methods of iur-
isrrnftence ct court usr A. wbich. ir aas
n@en suggested. are hundred years behind
ma present state 81 civiNrstiau The
acrrse,f IL ffias. snd his iaieer ~ Cotton
k1.s.xs rs,thi8z ~ it The ana'nzs 70 4,
she --c~sfarr ~ Wsr are approved ~ ths
F-sssf.fruf. ant taaa TOR tae fr-s tine be
fssr-,s ~ .r Whiia his fsfhar fid aof
know he wss unsipr che ehsrZe he arier
came h-,us fha President of Re United
State sisl,i sssssi airu from the serrice.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06
A DETROIT FAILURE.
The Firm of Root. Strong & Co. Makes an
Assignment


Assignment.
DETROIT, April 5.-The curtains are down
at the store of Root, Strong & Co., the
wholesale dry goods merchants at 234 and
236 Jefferson-av On the glass of a door,
at the main entrance, is pasted white sheet
of paper, made more conspicuous by the
blue drop curtain behind il. On this ap-
pears the announcement: This store is
closed for inventory"
All these facts result from the chief one,
that the extensive firm has made sn assign
ment TO B. Howard Lawson, banker at
Brighton. and father-in-iaw OF Mr. Lee,
Junior partner in the house.
The unfortunate state OF affairs is attrib-
utable 10 the recent death OF Mr.. Root in
New York. and the complications liable TO
arise in the settlement of his affairs He
had large investments outside that ia the
dry goods house which closed its doors to-
day. He was at the head of the Mason
Lumber Company at Alpens. being its
president anu chief stockhoider.. That cor
poration, which had capital stock of
100000, has also ass mel. X. @. Fsulconer,
a member Of the company. being assignee.
These diverse and undetermined interests
will embarrass as well as prolong the settle
ment of Mr. Roots estate. and as the easiest
well as the shortest way out OF the di-
lemma, the assignments referred to are
made. Inventories and balances will hav e
to be determined before the assets and liza
bilities of tke firm can be announced.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

NEE HALLE osrraEN.
fhe D4aaA Ala soeisss - - Nsw 2sartsrs
a Fie@sAali 4ne G0assessat Hone-

The D~sasA Aia 'soeless ls - New oaartsrs
a Fi~-sAaG 4aa Coas@asset Hens-
Tue DaesA All Seciesy. composed u about
forty OF our worthless Danish citizens. las
been IN existsaee nearly tea years. aad Ass
held iis Ensesings all thai tine 10 a. Cd
building ca N0nh FTont-st.s every way
Inadequate 70 their needs - = social snd
benevolent society Al The opening u tie
present year they purchased and TOOK pos
session Of The baiiding bulit AID used by
the city On iscribnef e. near brioSe-st..
known a. Engine House No 5. 1his they
have entirely femedsied. renovated ard
deeorzEed, and transformed into Leedsl
society had. which Was dedicated last even-
ing with a social party aud ball. The occA-
sion vas most successful oas in every re-
spect. This ii q sccisty that las bat few
public gatherings. bat tnsir friends are
nuneI Gus. and the mere announcement
was suf1cieat 70 call together about one
hundred couples of the best citizens of the
West Side. and some from over town.
comprising Danes. Germans and Americans.
All enjoyed ali ezcsilsnt programme OF
dances 10 tho excellent music OF Squires'
full orchestra Of SIX pieces. ana an elegant
supper spread by the ladies oi the DANA
Society.
The festivities, though kept up until a
late hour, were pleasant aud orderly
throughout and all the arrangements made
by the committee. Messrs- a. and =. G..
Jensen, J. q. Christensen, Z. Rasmussen
and President Ggayersen, were complete and
satisfactory in every respect.
The new ball is indeed model OF neat
ness and convenience, with offices, and
ladies and gents retiring rooms, and a
pleasant dancing hall below. and a spacious
meeting and dining hall. kitchen and ante
rooms above. with jsnitor's residence in the
rear. The society Certainly has one OF the
nestest and most convenient assemblage
halls in tue city, and are TO be congratu-
lated upon its completion and successful
dedication.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06
QUIET AS USUAL,
The Regular Meeting of the Police and
Fire Com nlissioners-Cbarley
O'Seil Resigns.

The Regular Meeting OF the Police and
Fire Com mnlissfoners-Cbarley
O'Sel Resigns
at the regular weekly meeting OF the
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
yesterday afternoon, Commissioner Powers
presided.
Charles O'Neil rendered his resignation ss
signal operator in Police HeadqUsr1ers and
II was accepted by the Board
Superintendent Smith recon- mended the
appointment Of Thomas Engie as police
man and he was confirmed as such by the
Board
The following accounts were silove3.
David Forbes. stencil. SIS. Worsvick
Manufacturing Company. harness sll,
Sproul 4 McGurrin. repairs. Ss.46.
Among the scoyunts referred 70 the Com
miitee on Finance were the pay rolls for
the two departments for March. That FOR
the Police = - lls.Z6. and for the firs De
psrtInsut S3sT81s.
Seven locks on r5e old pattern we're or
dsred paTcbsse3 for the cell doors IN the
police station.
The par psT pipemsn on ia 10. 3 chem
iesi Va tfans'eTre1 70 paff psg pipemau or
No 3 hose cart
Iae nooks C1ntsiuing tie revised rules
for The gui1sncs q the Tatro men. we're
ordered Ilscei in tie hands # SuTeriEtsB-
dent -nlth o. supply the force.
Aa fourre1
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06
PIISHTL%.

Silk and Mohair Pushes,
Plain, crushed and Marbelized
in all colors. also IN fancy
shades.
We wish to call attention TO
the fact that we are the sole
agents IN this market for
Arnold, Constable q Co.'S cele-
brated 'Silentum" which is
vastly superior TO ali other
cook floor coverings. We are
showing new and beautiful
designs.
IN our Drspery department
we have secured the services
OF Mr. q. J. Wright, An artist
n his profession, recently
from a leading Cincinnati
house who viii be happy and
pleased TO show designs and
give estimates on interior and
window decorations.
Inspection Of our Carpet.
Curtain. Drapery and Dphols.
terry departments earnestly
solicited.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

Nxw YoRE. April 5.-As1r-- Carnegie
says the shatdoEn A. his Pittsburg works
elects only one Of his ssvsn establish aentS.
nsFseiv th- stesl-rsil mill and Blasting far
nsCes. The report that te had or5srsd a
general shutdown en sccount q ne Refusal
Of ne men 80 accept his Sliding scale >
erroneous. he SAYS that eut % 3os0 men
IN sseei-rail works rsterrssi 70 enir SO aga
priced uien. nanieiF knights of LABOR. oo-
itct fo ne scale he expscss others to
eventually scasUf ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

MADssoN. Wis., April 5.-Governor Rask's
little room for the Presidency vas given
another slight boost last night on the oc-
casion OF bis return here from Washington
AMI his Southern srip. he arrived on the
10 o. N. train. and al The state officers,
capitol employees. and several hundred citi-
sens we're out 70 greet the would oe Presi
dent. After . small crowd bad shaken the
hand of Wisconsias pooulsr Executivs.
that ofhcisi proceeded 10 his csrrisge IN
-siting and -As driven hOnls. secOmpanied
By his daughter and sou
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06
Death of sgrs. Adds

Mrs. Wm. Adds died in Emporis, Kan,
on the ID inst, aged so years. Of tumor Of
the brain. VIM Addis. formerly OF this
oitv, married again after l.aving here in
1881, his wife bsing Mrs. Houghion, al
that time principal and part proprietor OF
Alnnirs College at Grssnvilie, III She was
. highly educated woman and q successful
teacher, an honored member Of the Baptist
denomination and an officer of tbe ". K
G. Of Emporia Kan, where they have lived
for seven years past. Her death is mourned
bv ali Who knew nsr, ss also by the many
trends here Of her beresved husband.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

East TAwAs. April 5.-Lucy Casey. Geo.
Fuioher and Addy Jackson were convicted
yesterday of keeping havdy house at Au
Sable and sentenced to siIty days at the
Detrsit House of Correction. Warrants
we're issued for the inmates Of two other
bous.s. bat they hsd skipped. Two foil
ouslosds Of them lsft on the north-bound
train last night Prosecuting Attorney
Elliott is doing good work cleaning Iosco
coanty of bad characters.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

ar. .aa Mrs. csask. VIII Sst Do Exhibit
sd . frsska

PIxzRE. OAK. April 5.-CAaskA. the In
dian. who recently welded Miss Fellows.
the school teacher. at SNift Birds Camp.
las received telegram by special messen-
ger Offering him and ais bride = 900 Tor a
ten weeks engagement with q dime mu-
scum Chsska was unable TO read the tele-
gram aud handed Il 10 his wife. Ars,
Chzska vas very indignant and fairly shook
with excitement after she read the telegram.
She said. Il think this Is an insult and |
have grsat notion To ignore the telegram.
/ Will never allow my husband To accept
the Oter IS long a. can make . living. |
am not ashamed Of ChsskA- l love him
dearly. l think too much Of my relatives
10 make dime museum exhibitions"
she then wrote the following telegram:
Cannot entertain your proposition.
speak for Chaska, my husband"
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

Mr and Mrs. ". r. Earr celebrated the
sunivsrsary q their marriage. which oc-
Cured hfty years ago when The ceremony
vas performed b Rev. DAVID n Armstrong.
Franklia county. y. T.. On the evening" of
Agrii I. - their residencs No. 5z7 North
Froni-st. Ths.r chie4ren and gr8adcaiidren-
numbering over forty. vere present NsUv
v8fusii II ure~euts were received and thsT
psrtc0x 81 ho1nreous rsrast Il vas q
iats hour Ehsu thev serarsted. With many
good WISHES f0r Mr. 4n3 Mrs ksrr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06
HILL IN The FIELD YET.
The New York Herald says all Reports
To the Contrary Are False

NEW YORK. April 5.-An Albany special
to the Herald says: You may put il down
as settled that David Bennett Hill. the keen
and Willy Governor of New York, is in the
neld lor the Democratic Presidential nomi-
nation. Any one who pins his faith on
rumOrs that the Governor Is going 10 an
nOunce his declination OF the honor be-
fore it IS offered him, or after is simply mis-
taken.
The most surprising of all these rumors
was that David, following the example of
the late lamented Blaine. had written a
letter 10 some faithful henchmsn. which at
the proper time would be sprung on the
public. This Was industriously spread by
friends OF the administration. Governor
Hill had not written any such letter, and be
will not write such letter"
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

Marx II Wooarua. who for Twelve y-srs
has beer fo-tEaen q ths finishing rooFos o.
ihs Powers Nsissr Csskef Company. hss
TssiEoe1 t1et fosli1l r. scoegt o8e ~
travelling ssisss8sa i0r toe Ans II is0Ea lns
Con psng. He has siso resigDe8 ths posi-
u0a of hesd DsaeT e. Hedmonds Grand
Dpsrs House Mr. NDa8ras 30 has 8
d let % frie1os isers T4e 49, wsE 1im
s7iaeess fn bis nev venture. ea~e Sua-
dag 8lRaf fer Air besssis Xian o. bic
6f-s tlD. Daring ais snsenns AIRS " yD1-
rnf ri8 bs a. hout 81 - a-1ss VIA.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

NrxrssAT- ADrii 5--Psiitiosl circles here
50 excited e. tae sr-s<t of Or. Lsvslie. ex-
iezislafre counseio< for - District q
Lsnsisudi-re. on scharre of Tsolessis mis-
spcr0rr afion ~ f1H,ts fae Governments
clsi.a- fasr supporters rt re lsee canservs-
i've MINISTRY hsTe eeer zaitr - sesirser-
Inr nanv arrdrssi AZ tkeassnsts Ct iss zrs
ROM he raa.se Ereasarv
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

Msssrs. ". =. Shelby. Vice President
J. H. T. Huzhss1. Sec-s arr :. v. Msfss-
asy. superizseu sent q TIE northern Dsv.s-
s9n. 81 l8e - X & + r. k bsVe gone - R1ch-
iins froa tss efy - fhst roist aol1v fbst
eo<x On tbe re<ern tra to1sT. Ins ctssos7s
rE - sas75 - snaaal asefi-z ~ she
.asse5 Ric11ana oe. 81 wafea on -srs
- e.erssa s1f Fsro rsdt. TIE parry
wsnt ~ spersl tr&n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06
The STRIKE PROBABLY ENDED.
A Report that an Agreement With the
Engineers Has Been Eesched.

CHICAGO. April "a weIl-suthenticsted
rumor IS in circulation tonight that the
Burlington read has reached settlement
With its STRIKING employers aud that the
strike Will soon be declared of and the men
reinstatsd- Neither the railroad officials
nor the strikers committee would deny the
report md IL Is very generally believed. It
is stated that the men are TO 60 back
next Monday.
CHICAGO, April 5.-This morning detail
OF 100 city police, taken from the different
precincts, massed at Desplaines-st. station,
and were Instructed to relieve the Pinker-
ton guards keeping watch over the prop
erty OF the Burlington road. The blue
coats will have full charge Of the 20" road
in the city, and continue to protect it until
the road signihss that 1t no longer needs
protection.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

The woman whose strange actions was
attracting 90 much attention yesterday a.
ternoon, on Aonroe-st, was taken 10 Police
Headquarters. She was found 10 be insane,
and was placed IN Jail for safe keeping. She
gave her name ne Martha DE koyer alias
De Young and SAYS che is from Rockford.
der antics in the jail are very amusing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06
TO MEET ~ se~ YORK.
fhs Dsaassr@sse state Cs4ssafioa - BE
Held fhsEe Mzy Is.

He'll AA8Ae ~ -
1Es kozk. Aprii 5.-Tns Democrats
STATE COMMITTEES net 81 ths Hoffman House
t4is 4ttsIn00n Ch4irusa Murphy prssldlng.
Al.anY iaFifsd ths COMMITTEES u ssao the
c4agsnti0n thers. ana The cl4ials Of Buffalo
ssHe Dfsssntsd ~ Edssrd tlsmlng. When
ballot ~ss taken. Ss~ York snd Albany
hssi IS votes oacn. 2Ed Buffalo and Syracuse
4 s@ch. " the seesnf roll-eall. Ass York
rec4yed j. snd Albany -. The
selection of New YORK Vas thea
made unanimous The date May Is. Was
then hxss without debate. Aessrs- Croker
Power, Aarth2 Grant and CQnningha
with Chairman Murphy added. we're
appointed a conniEies Of arrangement and
altar Adopting resolutions Of regret. sonow
4nd 81 Enp4thy upon the death 0f william
r. smith and William Dorsheimsr the
com mlEtee al '9urned-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06
FRoK BEHIND raE oRcHEsrRA

~Erminss' Is rather pretty oTsretts than
= comic opera and y bils its music Is uneven
2na - hbrelto noI exceptionally brilliant
il bAs. Is reason Of tbs elArs snd glitter. the
dress ana undrsss cf the Casino Calnp4ny.
been one OF tbs successes Ut Nes Hork.
where Il has run isr montas and months
II was presented asst nlehi 81 Manager
berxer's tbsatre 70 one Of the largest and
most fashionable audiences Of ths season BY
Rudolph Ar3asOn's company The audience
sat down with = disD Dssisloa 10 be pleased ihsy
were and tney manifested a by muoa mere
generous applause ihaa our audiences are
gwen credit iof. Maag oi ths auditors bad
seen the New York production and TIE
opsra--Onoef another naale-la1 been pre-
ssnted by chszp compsBy al Chekp
theatre IN tins city before. The production
a. an entirety last evening" Was very pleas
ia and agreeable, bat some soe-es we're
tnarFed By llkIlesSueSs that DlSas one
nervous Many " the people IA the large
esst afe quite new 10 the west indeed
about the only familiar names were. those
OF Jennie Neafhersby. George DENIM.
Fred solomon aud alfred ein. Aodie Cora
keed WAs lhs Ermiuls ana very psessing
and "a heT pretty one, too. She sang well,
and her Lullaby" was rsoemanded most
enthusiastically. Annie u keeie sang
Cerise vel, but hef action is very cru e.
George DENIM Was = onanlng J2totte, aud
Josephine Bartlett rather q osshng Cap
tsin. Miss Bartlett is sister Of
Jessie Bartlett Davis. Of Ma
ti0nsi Opera fame. Harry II Hard sang
the tenor role OF E1gene Marcel ia a pleas
ing manner and the fat and fanny lite
Alfred Klein was very sood ss Simon.
Jennie WesIhersby-0ne Of ths aim ost
immortal Weslherspy-.ir VAS veIy
amusing in the role Of The Princess. Fred
Solomon aud Henry WsliOa were the two
thieves and. OF course. carried of the
honors OF the evening. Solomon is really
one of tue funniest of comedians and The
wonderful play OF his mobile face was
study. lie was repeatedly encoured IN his
"Dickey Bird" chant aud was snoored IN 81
he did. The opera was beautifully staged
and the orchestra good.
Tonight Berry aud Fsv, toe irresistible
Irish comedians. viii be a. Powers with
their new play. "Mckennas Filtration"
The comedy. Of course, j. simply vehicle
| for conveying the wonderfully clever char
scter sketches OF these really admirable
comedians. With them IS pretty Jennie
Williams, who viii sing and dance, and the
| audience tonight will whoop and roar ~
| the whimsicalities which will bs developed
"Mckennas Filtration" has everywhere
been a great success. and as Barry and Fsy
are prime isvorites there will be good
house.
| Saturday afternoon viyacious Lizzie
| Evans will appear al Powers Grand Opera
| House in her old time favoriIe "Fogs's
Ferry" which Minnie Msddern made her
| first appearance in ~ star. The matinee
will be souvenir performance and everv
| woman and every child attending will re-
ceiye photograph OF the pretty actress. A
| the evening performance Miss Evans will
present her new play, Our Angel. n
which she has met with great success.
eh.rfI ia saorra- fnfau
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

A. he Is.leS Literary Cla5 rsonss Sst-
1es3av svsrir se isdIss - she Feasts n
Street. "a charca ~ present Ths
T1rrna1sF 81 isv. EanrL strifs -free-
nsrsrr sat 81. ForaF Vcs-ex la6i@s eill
sspsser 20 lirectsn cazfra, -. ee-1 er1si-z a
x-snd cer1s ttN ea cne cf tss 1Ast
Iscsi ertertk aulsrz rvs1 ir the hesstf8l
csua reoues a1d re alter dance eli AZ
a0as5s3ly se large.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-06

JETRofr. April 5.-Nrs. Anna Jackson,
wife Of colorsd barber, began sn action for
libel against the Journal ibis morning 10 the
Wavue Circuit Court. Gaining tl5 CD
dsnaskss oy reason Of the publication ia ne
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