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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14
THE RUSHING WATERS
FLOODS AT ST. PAUL AND LACROSSE.
The rists Of ~. Paul EntiEsis Submerged
Poor People Drissn fr0na Tbsts
hsmss-Fs.Es IF Further
IroGbis as lacrosse

ST. Paul. MINI. April ls.-The foo, at
this point has become worse. the river hsy-
log risen about three feet tonight. The fats
upon which the poorer classes live IN West
Sc. Paul and in the western part of the
city, are entirely submerged IN
many instances frau houses have
fi0sted a~ay. The people have
all taken refuge on higher ground. and 10
lives have been lost. Nearly all have also
saved their household effects. lis thought
the water has reached It's highest point and
that before morning II will subside.
Adylees from other river towns through
out the State are 10 the elect that the water
has begun 10 20 down aud that all danger
il mast
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14
Hanged TIL Dead.

WARSAW. n. Y. April l3.-Robert Van
Brunt was hanged in the Jail yard this
morning for the murder of Will Roy, q
half brother of bis sweetheart, October 8.
1856
Van Brunt did not 90 to sleep until after
} this morning and awakened shortly before
o. He spent much of The night in prayer
and reading the Bible. Eva Roy unex-
pectedly arrived from Albany this morning,
and at O'Clock called at the Jail. but was
refused admittance. The reading of the
death warrant was omitted, and few min
utes after 10 Van Brunt walked firmly 10
the scaffold. The moose was placed around
his neck, and when all was ready the drop
fell. The body was cut down in fourteen
minutes.
ALBANY. n. Y. April 13.-Eva Roy, half
sister of viii Roy, Happy Bob's' victim.
appeared before Governor Hill yesterday in
an affecting appeal to have the prisoner s
sentence commuted to imprisonment for
life. When the Governor refused her re-
quest she tainted. and almost Immediately
after her recovery she sw ooned again. She
was completely broken down. and was
taken TO the hospital.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14
Today is Glove day at Kidder & Co s.
The STATE CONFERENCE.
Ministers of the a. ~. r. Zion Church OF
Michigan In session Here

Ministers of the a ~. r. Zion Church OF
Michigan ia session Here
The State conference OF the A. N. Z Zion
Church, which il ia session al the local
church on Fiilh-sve.. is quite largely at.
tended, Bishop :. f. Jones presiding. The
following officers OF conference have been
elected: Secretary, Rev. Charles McGee'
Statistician, Rev. j. y. Bybum: Reporter. Rev.
L. V. Given: Compiler and Publisher, Rev.
Charles MCGEE: Conference Marshal. Rev.
VIM. H. Lee. Post Messenger. Rev. Lsfsy
ette Pierce Revs. Pendieton. Mc6ee and
Bynum were appointed a committee on de-
votion by the Bishop. The examination Of
characters resulted in all pass ng excepg
Rev. William II. Snowdsn, Rev. c. II.
Smith, Rev. John X. Alexander aud Rev.
David Butler That OF Rev. Charles Norii-
mer was laid over until the session this
morning Revs. J. v Given. I. ;. Pe0die-
ton and William h. Lee were appointed q
committee Oh finance.
LAST evening Rev Charles McGee preached
s sermon appropriate 90 the occasion, and
the conference Is still IN session.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14
THE THEA TIRE.

George s. knight is one of the few COM
edians on the American stage that can act
Conscientious in all he does. he goes straight
ahead with pun pose in view and that pur-
pose TO become the incarnation OF the char
acter he essays. Mr.. Kaight is ambitious,
too. and vorthily SO. His portrayal of
Bronson Howards beautiiul play, the
Baron Rudolph" was praised by the
critics every where. 1t was q piece
of artistic work. as pure and perfect
as the master hand OF Jefferson ever limned
upon that living canvas which we call the
stage.
And still the public would have none oft
At least not enough of it to make il pay.
And so Mr. knight was obliged to tall
back on the comedy of the day. The public
that pays its dollars demands that sort of
thing from all who can make them laugh.
Much as dislike TO make the asserverstion
| honestly believe that not 6 dozen OF the
thousands OF theatre-goer who crowd the
play houses to see our foremost tragedians,
go TO hear Shakespeare's poetry read or TO
see legitimate play set before them. They
go to see Mr.. Booth and Mr.. Barrett, and
they don't even know that Isgo and Otheilo
are before them.
Like those people, with tuneless ears. who
cannot distinguish Nearer Ny God TO
Thee FROM "Genevieve'' or THE Maid of
Athens" and who go TO the opera because
we'll, because it's the thing to do, don't
cher know"
But to last nights play. knight went
back to oyer the Garden Wall" and
climbed trees and pumped water on bis ach-
ing head from the depths beneath the stage
and everybody laughed and rosred and
went to see him. Last night at Powers
there was good house and everybody was
convulsed with the wonderful neturalness
of George S. Knights German humor His
Snitz has been enlarged and improved until
schooner" or whatever the technical
name of the great beverage that
foams wherever the floor is covered with
sawdust is called. Mr. Knights comedy Is
never over-done. While the play itself is
of the hurrah order 1t is neat aud really one
of the most lsughable things of the stage.
And this sort of comedy. is after all, What
the people want. They go to the
theatre to be amused and inter
ested and not 10 be elevated
or etheriaized. Mr. Knights company is
by far the best he has ever been supported
by. Mrs. knight has improved in appear
snce, having lost just trife of her ea5on-
point. She sings and dances with ell her old
vim, and her sister Rosita Worrell-a
pretty bonde-new to the West. is an added
attraction. That charming singer. Berna ri
Dillvn is the leading man. and he was COM
pelied to sing again and ssan last night.
Samuel Ryan as Bridget, Ben Gemwell as
Snitz, Jr., and the her members OF the
company we're al good
The Knights will give a matinee AZ 2.30
this afternoon. At which the prices will be
reduced TO 50 and . cents and the engage
ment will close this evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

Battle CEKxk. April There is moth
ing new up to noon today in the case Of
Nary Barri0ger. the child that was poi
soned 10 death The child. ss stated at the
time Of her death. was Of simple mind and
caused her stspmOthsr some trouble, 50 that
since the POISON was found IN Mary's stOm-
sch thers 5 . tendency 70 suspect Mrs. Bar
ringer OF having administered IL. Mrs.
Rarrinxer left Bagtls Creek shortly after
The examination ins0 the case began. and
fhs ofiicsrs co rot know where she Is.
However. they have not tried 10 learn. and
no warrant has been issued for her or any
body siae.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

PIrrsBURs. Pa. April l3.-Jack Fogarty.
the pugilist, has arrived in the city from
East Liverpool. o. The prospects of . con-
test between him and Joyce are now very
remote. No suitable place for the battle
can De found. Both pal ties are weary OF
the trouble and expense. Ii may be. there
fore. that the contest will bs declared entire
ly of. IL Is rumored that Joyce is in no
condition TO taxe part In q severe light. and
that bis party is dodging, to have neeoti-
ations ended
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14
THE BRusHlNeHAM CASE.
The Jury Disagree After Ap All Night Sea-
sion-rsn FOR Conviction.

sion-Tsn FOR Conviction.
CHICAGO. April i3.-The jury in the
famous Brushingham case aztec making a
night oft finally disagreed Rev. Jno. p.
Brushingham was the defendant He is 4
Methodist clergyman and has charge of the
Ada Street church. Eva Parker. sixteen
year-old girl after renounclng the Baptist
faith became a convert 20 Brdshinghan' $
church, hlling the positions OF Sunday
school teacher and city missionary. Last
January she became a mother and charged
the fstherhood of the child upon the pastor.
The case began before Judge Grinnell, OF
anarchist fame. over q week ago. and drew
crowded house4 Excitement, particularly
in Methodist circles. is very marked.
General Stiles was for the defense and
openly charged conspiracy in which r. C.
Craft. deacon in the church. was the prime
mover. The latter was the local Superin-
tsndent OF the Prudential Life Insurance
Company of Newark, y. J. On yesterday he
was asked for his resignation, which be
promptly furnished.
The jury stood ten for conviction against
two for acquitLsl
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

KALAMAZOO. April l5.-Hsrry Sincere,
who escaped from the Indians State Reform
school, April :, has been stopping with rel
atiges here unsI yesterday. when he was
arrested on an ORDER from tbs institution.
sincere : IS wears Cd. and carries black
aad blue marks. ana complains bitterly Of
ne ill treatment received there. which
caJ,sed him 20 ruu away. A writ of'naoeas
corpns was served on the Sheriff yesterday
% SEIZURE his release. and argued this morn
inx tsf0fs Jufige Back. who remsndsd him
70 ths cnstooy 0f the Sheriff 20 await the
action OF the Michigan and indiEua author
ifi~s
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

William Thomas has been a resident OF
the city for nearly year. driving a drsy
and living in q Monroe-st. block. hattie
Perry. who left her husband to elope with
Thomas. has been living with the latter as
his wife Their sin found them out. or
rather Deputy sheriff from Baltle CreeK,
with the assistance Of local detective, did
the discovering and yesterday they were
arrested and taken away bg the first train.
Hattis's husband doesn't propose 70 have
ber living with other men and so he has
begun % make trouble and cloud the
horizon Of Der bspp.ness.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14
THE MISSES KooN's PUPILS.
Their Entertainment st Red Mems Hall
Last Eyenipg.

Their Entertainment at Red Mems HAL
Last Evening.
The entertainment giuen by the pupils Of
Misses Myrtle and Emma koon at the hall
OF the Ke- Wah- Ke- Wan Tribe !. o. X. M E. on
South Diyision-st., was one Of the brightest
and most pleasing Of the season. Notwith-
standing the distance from the centre OF the
city and the threatening weather. every
available chair WAS filled, and the rendi-
tion of the several numbers on the pro-
grAmme elected rounds OF applause and
persistent encores.
The musical selections by Bessie Walker.
Hermann huische, Miss Raynor and Miss
Myrtle Koon, were finely rendered, but the
chief interest laid IN the recltetions by the
pupils of the Misses Rooms class. All of
them showed great proficiency both in
reading and intonation. The dialogues of
A scene in railroad station. the
principal characters IN which
was sustained by Nellie Mckee,
and the courtsbip of Bnmby and Mrs. Cor
ney from Dickens Oliver Twist by LiDbie
Turner and Henry Crow were especially
tipe. Miss Myrtle kOon gave The Wreck
of the RivermouIh" in a most elective
manner, showing her dramatic aud vocal
powers to splendid advantage. She was
vociferously encored and gave Zekyi 5
Courtship. pleasing contrast. In the sec
ond part Miss koOD sang Two is Company
1hrees Crowd, which was a very effective
rem dItioD, bat she declined to respond 10 an
encore. The several selections rendered by
George and Will Bellamy, Carl Noigt.
Msude BlaisdeIl, Lena Fahringer, Mamie
Patterson, Mamie Denton, Mabel Shaw,
Myrtle Turner, Elsie Scott and Lena Bridge
man are all worthy OF especial mention aid
space permit but II does not
Suffice it that the parents of all the pupils.
and the patrons generally, were well pleased.
1t was acknowledged by ali that the girls
and boys reflected credit upon themselves
and their teachers alike, and all were espe-
cially pleased TO know that a nice sum was
realized for the benefit of the Souih CoDgre-
gational church. the purpose for which The
Misses Koon gave their time and talent for
the occasion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14
WHOLESALE HOUSES N CANCER.
Vast Tracts of Land Aboss LaCrosss
Flooded.


LACROSSE, Wis. April i3.--The Missis-
sippi has risen eight inches since 6 O'Clock
this morning. The wster is surging over
the Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul tracks
on the leyse. The wholesale merchants,
fronting on this track. are preparing 70 re-
move their stocks from basement floors.
1he stage of water is now within TWO and
half feet of the high water mark of looO,
an unprecedented situation OF affairs at
this season. The ice has stopped running
here, but reports from the upper country
are 20 the effect that all tributary rivers are
breaking up and pouring great volumes Of
water into the Mississippi. which Is now
spreading over vast tracts OF land, mach Of
which Is inhabited. The lowest estimate
of the increased stage of water is eighteen
inches. which may be increased TO three
feet or more
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14
Today is Glove day at Kidder 4 Co. s.


Farmer Simpkins" and Polly, two
unknown sugilists. met on the street last
night and had dispute over family OF some
other kind OF troubles. The farmer chSl-
lenged Polly" TO mortal combat. and the
parrot accepted on the spot. An adjourn
ment was taken 10 well known gymns-
stun and there the bloody battle Was
fought, and bloody Il was. too. for Farmer
SimpkiDs' was pecked so bard by Polly"
that the red Huid ran freely ftom his pro-
boscis. Al the end O. tie second round The
farmer cried enough and the banner Of
peace fioated sirily over the field Of fnassa-
ere once more.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

WasHIssros, April i5.-Ars. Grsssie G.
Bulkley committed suicide last night by
taxing poison. Mrs Bulklsy was the only
daughter of Judge Curtis J. Hillyer. and her
ei0psment with young Bu key some
months ago caused quite sensation She
separated from him after the marriage and
went to her fathers house A few days
sfterwsrd she went 10 live with him, and
sfter a snort time returned to her parents.
IL Is supposed she vas suffering from TEN
->--- ayNnity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

Engineer McNean, Of the g. r.. L. & D.,
awarded several contracts yesterday. ons
was for the construction Of the terminal
freight house in this city. whics will be oi
brick and s0ri5o feet on the ground. J. J.
Gearing 4 Son. of Detroit were given this
contract. Tbaf oi the oakdale Park stston
house was Rigen 70 John II. Fly. q ihi'
city, the cost 10 be ab0ut 5000. Cbsfie'
Pslton. ol this city, vii busid tbe brick
round house. between Fourth AID j l1.b-sts,
which will contain 81 STALE tor ioconoti yes.
Iulr I
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

Michael Fitzgerald. OF this CITY. wss ssr-
ned to sarah Fitzgerald in the month II
September. 1es8 aud the following sepism-
Der Michael says she lefi him without any
cause and refused 10 return. sarah. after
leaving her once lovea william. lived in
this city one year and s-bslf. then went "a
Cnlcsg0 vbs . she has since resided. lie
therefore. through bis attorneys. Egeieston
& Mcbride. + .ed I'll 81 divorce in tie Cir
curt Cont yesterday on the gf0aDjs 81
deserflon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

a COOP SIGN
That fhe FIsefng ~ street sixn- is Rap
tdfv Progressing.

That ths FIseisg ~ street sign. is Rap
tdFv Progressing.
Fer ves-s the residents and strangers IN
the city have been in ausndry over the
lack Of signs On the street corners. In the
outlyinz portions Of toe city. and even ia
the more central psrts. tAere hss b-sn very
fsw distiz gTlishsh.s 81 Ens 70 tell to names
Of the different srree.s. ksnce u heca aae
ssrasxhst of a. eni iEnss 20 fad any dssirsi
pssfnt Ens snort ne thas ~ii a. .. rem
sdfs6 sr3 every streef VI oe DssialT ris-
carried. - tnsf 20 ore can fsil 20 49, where
fhsv srs. MsTshss Wiisoa hss hsd force
~ nsel 81 work ior sonse tine plsciDz isres
vno-en sie1 1estsy .efterss % t1e coFn-
ers ahrcF. 1cel fae CRY. e1d thsy ara mtk-
ing rsrsd r1t -ssS TIE hrsss sixns soT The
gss surs 80 S'ss berg PIT m rlses, snd
rev srs n8ch more sr hSfznfssl thar fsfe
otoers. 81 I'll tass scnss llrtse tlaee gef 10
pssce n position tce are nuu8 ~ 81 six1s
xhlen .re no. ~ II ac a tas cfsg "a Is
ina. haf tbe ~ork - ne cre.zsf - tsss
esfY vseii emp sssd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

Nxv YosK. April l3.-Dr. Aguew is seri-
ously III With per itphilitis which Is inasm-
nation Of the vermiform appendix OF the
psecum. Dr. Sands will today perform an
operation 90 Dr. Agnev, who vas one Of
the consulting physicians in Mr. C0nkling's
case. Dr.. Sands said this morning that Dr.
AgBev Is nov much nearer to death than
Mr. Conklinx
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

Mara Baf and. editor of Table Talk.
ssrs iH every trisi We bErs giYen fhe
KeyHous ht- leatef we have been Success
fll. That ,sfe osry ~ bnrv ff<1ks.
the msking 81 fsgon.ai4e pre-sinr q 70
dgced n = baFs'ei So Say hundreds ~
or Grand Rapids ladies Who hsvs Dse4 tne
Hevsfone fge Hvefer
One lady said YESTERDAY q wac worth She
money 81 it voBlo o. nothing else Dut
make Msso1nsi~e DressDg. fnafbar eeid fi
was -crth iis weigh ie roIc iU wbfT'ng
cream. vhile tie fbir3 tbosgbf fhosr E1g
Puis u made were more dainty fheu snT-
tlinT she had seen me0e frofn srgs. Don't
fsil q so fte bezief iB Uperniiou. 1nisd
floor. Esry new novelties srs lo bs seen
IN our
Bouse Furnistsfne Ftspertsaent
furt as tbr fuiornafic efeaH loote-.
wsf3s irons. nns kind Of csks gr5dlss
Dea ifne ~ bite ard vhiie enarneiea rase.
long haniled breofas fof hpuss elesaiae.
fell lire u bs veoo iDeF rooss Deu isrn
pers. and mary other new au0 osslni
fhinrx Third foof
on sfurss Fsf - Gents
Are % be ioub5 Or this h9of. also f9aeieYs
for ceufs
n. LEOkfRD'S SONS & CO..
- ~Da ~ MOS fsffF-sT
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

The usual matinee viii be held this sfisr-
Doon Al clock. presenting ths entire pro
ersrme. This afternoon and evening will
pos tiveir - the last OPPORTUNITY tie psi-
rons oi this amusement resort viii have -
witness iae DsseDe'f Allied Attractions.
this positively btinf 'heit lssi appearance
prior 60 their departure for E0rofe The
sb0v is good ouesHo bTim FIJI 81 brilliant
st,e1isi itifs ard worthy The patronage q 0ur
amusement seeker
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14
R-publicansConsult

WASHINGTON, April l3.-The Republican
Caucus Committee of the Senats held q
meeting today and discussed the condition
of the legislation before the Senate. 1t did
not formulate any order of business, how
ever, and adjourned to meet again on Tue s.
day morning. Meanwhile the Dakota bill
and the Animal Industry bill will hold
their present rights.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

The sppoin imsnts of Cspts Ds and Clerks
for tEe siesrners IN The Goodrich line run-
niDs fron ihIczgo 20 " ssfsTn .ehiasa
Dorts bsve been mace. srd be 6rsf bost fef
tie y A8sksFsa-frsDa Hsven-f .hicago rc8fe
isft Chscrgo yesterday 70 cexin a. rsek =
mrs. The osiiy sne. peieh wss vers EsI-
uikr lsst seascla 80 begin running about
he srst 6f Msy
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

CB1cAso. April i3.-tsst night four men
entered . switch shsntv Of The Wisconsin
Central Railroad At Wood-st The switch
tender. Wn. StHdr-r. eniesvored % pms
tupm cut when they ssssu I'D aim. lraict-
ing fatal iaiuriss His ssssIlsnts escaped.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

Reported - Bs Booked foF ths Position la
Btah-

Btah-
DErRofr. April ia Washington soecial
- the J0ssrasli says Before W Q. Nsy-
bury left the easy this mOrnisg for New
YORK DO told friend that bis appointment
az Justice OK the Utah Court vas decided
upoa. n this is 80 the Michigan Demo
cratic congressman have not been consulted,
for three Of them assert that they have
heard nothing 0f tho ma tier.
Il IL said that Judge Chipmaa expects the
appointment 70 De made 1arsnsy would
Ike 10 hags it 50 also. bat Others knoE
nothing about IL. AZ least tao Of them
rould refuse 10 ind0rse Maybury for any
thiax. II be Is 60 % appointed II will mean
that gne movement OF nimssf ant ais fol-
lowers 90 resist The alleged tictatlOn Of fed
era officials aAs weakened Azy0ury had
a icns "a < with Dickinson Yesterday"
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14
Genuine Fo.1sr Klas only 81 Ki5as, q Co.


TIE Local Saivshon Army = having .
regular ioiy iEsiies II ihe csle5rstien 81
the siga b anniversary Of the organization
ofibs xrmr. Brig . y J0nss Ismsn. u
Nev Iofk. is c9DtscaBR ~ b isiulan
servicps ard - Is asxlsie1 aV hs ~ fTespf.
1t 5scksoa. of tae Aleblgan DIVISION. The
barracks % Msserl00-s1 vss Gov 4ec iesl
rfrht. despite tbt fsci fnat > silver c0iiec-
fsoa wes fsksn a. tie d80f
Ths finest zes0r1reut ~ 81 kBds =
Fsreer ~rffnf.sfrrs - = Fl Klaaf q Co.'S
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14


The literary and musical entertainment
given By the Hepissophs or Seven Wise
Men in their hall in The Tower block last
evening was attended bv large and in
telligent audience. ID. T. Soper. Of Nswaygo.
presided with the ease and grace Of q duke,
and called on the following programme:
Tenor SOLO ~ Professor Turtle. piano solo
by - Richmond. banjo diet by toe Harper
brothers, recitation by Miss Fo0ss, piano
selection By Mss Bfi3zmsll rfoiin soio by
Nellie Z del. PAM accom- asniFn@ut By Miss
Patton. vocal selection by Mis- Raynor and
Professor Turtle piano duet bF ths Misses
Dunn. character song bg Miss Bridgm 30.
piano selection ~ Nss AorbsrG. V0cai ouet
By Frank sod Nellie Austin, recitation. oy
Mrs.. Dr. kslhoff. instrumental selection.
by Mrs Loveiey and pupils in costume,
piano slio. b Miss TrscF. " IL Noodard
read a very Interesting address On ',sffst
Societies The entertainment ended b7 .
vsrv funny farce. eafiss@3 iEiIisting q & sn-
oidsfe hs initlsfors wore very comicsl
mssks snd rieh costeanes. sud carried
pitchfoTks and other dsngerous weapons.
reading TIE oandtdsts in vifh r5pe sroDnd
his neck ETsrs par Il tbe prozrsmms
rss rsii tsksn. sBd lifgls Mss TrscY s28x .
i1iiacg sonk verf crsfltaetF.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

81 fsSkcs. April iS--Ths four ST. Izusce
sir~ctors Of TIE St Ix1srr. Szult ste Msris
a Ncrthrr1 rsilaos5 .eil Scr TIE Saait thfs
morning ~ meet 10 Ssuit directors sust
.lsrt oeac~rS. Il - intsndei 70 push fhis
ros4
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

ST. fsSAcz April t3-rhe steamer 81.
Ixnsce made the run from Msckins~ CITY
this morning on rssulsr ume. With siz hs
Nogul locomotives FOR the South Shore
road each weizhinz sxfv-fve tons. a tstal
Of So tons. On board. snow storm is
~<0irs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

Bar CRY. Arril Mars Eruva. who
~ss ssssultei hy Jennie MrssivsTn recently.
- eow expertrd - iie ard re isffsr =
held m honds on ne rharza ~ ssssuit rith
tntsnt - ro sresf sodilT earna
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

DxPxzs. wis. April ls--Th- Csliforuis
House ard tssniY buildings burned this
morning. The loss Is sstimaied a. 5e-
tween se0 0oe aud S. 81, and ths iasur-
ance II sbout So es'n
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

JkcxsoS. April i3--Frsd Barr. Detroit
-roek. has been convicted n he Circuit
~rurt herr. f1r the burglary of Clark :
is~eirv sore st Grass iste lsst September
he wifl - sentenced Saturday. add wiil
pr1hzblv - tsn vear&
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

LsSsfSs, April t2-Thirtssn opinions
we're handed down today. AHirmei-Wis-
nsr -. Kleinhsns. Gutsch vs I Chsrxy,
Francis -. Barry. Watkins ~. Ford. Flow
ers "a. Wilkowsxy. Cross vs. Lake shore 4
Nichfxsn Southern Railway, Walker -.
ConsuE roohsv ~. Plummer.
Revsrsed-Ssstsr ~ Michigan Land &
Iron Company. Sorsnson -. Sorsnson.
Dunbar -. NcGili Beaubien -. Kellogg.
Resubisn -. Nsonig.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

HoUsrcx. April l3.-Rushford and Noksh.
n, the Rock River valley. have been cut CT
fssun r.iirpnd cousmunisstion eaF esu dsvs.
md ths scnfsern Minnesota railway con
ssuues suhuerre.f
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

GRAND RAPIDS Wis. April lS.-The food
here is the greatest ever experienced. The
$4,000 bridge has been swept away and
merchants are moving their goods 10 points
OF safely.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

FrseCs FsILs. Ninn.. April is-Nnes
Olson Eoiong wss hsn<ed tbs sfsernoon
for The murder of Iiiiy Fi-la cn TIE 2sth
e ksy lsst- He displayed great nerve
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-14

FArRFIxLp. April I3-Last M0ndsy nieht
. iins byszr-oid mustang vas stolen from
Airs. Fannie Hill. and With il . saddle and
bride. Thursday morning Il occurred 20
her thst perhaps William Cross. a young
man from Ulster county. y. y. Who bad
been hers visiting rsisuyss, was the thief
Sss ts.sgrspbed 20 stations sloug toe Lake
shore road and near Buffalo found the
Young man sno the mustang in bor car
al in good shape Cross Will probably
have 20 board in Jackson swhile-unlsss
hs can explain away What lOoxs Ike a
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