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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-01
Shipwreck

SAN Francisco, March 31.-The China
advices received to-day by the steamer
Rio de Janeiro state that the British
steamer SaOalLo,O was wrecked on Feb
ruary 22d, off Namva Island. between
Swallow and Shanghai. The vessel
captain and number of the crew and
passengers saved themselves by cliDging
to the rigging, but thirty-ene persons
and all are supposed to be lost. The
body of the engineer, who was one of
the occupants Of the boat, was recovered
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Diamond Robbers Reosptured

Ell PAso, March 31.-Fleury and
O'Farrell, the diamond thieves, who
recently escaped from the Mexican
authorities at Paso del Norte, have
neen recaptured. The following dis
patch was received at s o'clock tonight,
bp Eminijidio Medina, editor of the
Revista International, dated Paso del
Norte. from the acting Governor of the
State of Chihuahua: "Fleury and
O'Farrell were captured yesterday noon
in the municipal district of Chuviscar,
five leagues from this city, Chihuahua,
by the local authorities. They were
brought to this city to-day, and con-
fined in the public Jail to await the
order of the district judge.
(Signed,) LAURo CARILLo,n
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IT'S All Over.

DENVER, March 31.-The Interna-
tional Range Association met this
morning, and, after fixing the time and
place for the next meeting, at Denver,
on Tuesday, March 18th, adjourned
sine die.
The jubilee was concluded to-day by a
grand barbecue at the Union stock
yards. which was visited by over 1000
people. AL the visitors and delegates
to the convention leave for home to-
night and tomorrow morning.
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No Truth In 1T.

WASHINGTON, March 81. - Senator
Stanford said tonight, that there was
no truth in the statement made in the
New York papers. by Madame
Diss de Barr, to the effect that he was
willing to pay her large sum of
money if she would produce spirit
portrait for him. II have no knowI-
edge OF her," said the Senator, except
that derived from the newspapers"
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A Mammoth steamship Line

SAN FRANoIsoo, March 81.-The
steamer Rio de Jareiro arrived from
Hong Kong and Yokohama to-day. A
case of smallpox developed among the
Chinese passengers on the voyage, and
the steamer was placed in quarantine
on her arrival here.
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LIB 1sARE RECORN.

nHIS IS THE ONLY BOOK MADE FOR
the purpose to enter in a catalogue
manner the collections Of books. and should
be had by every party having q library The
book is ruled aud printed on first-ciass
writing paper, with an ornamental title and
bound. Price postpaid, of 100 pages, $1.25
Price postpaid of 200 pages, $2 E V.
Pohlin, Bookbinder and Stationer, Salt Lake
City
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GRAND EXCURSION TO EUROPE

II EAvING SALT LAKE, OGDEN AND
Ia Provo. May Sd. 1888. Tickets TO Liver
pool and return, good for six months, First
class on railway and saloon cabin on
steamer $l55 and upwards according to To-
cation of berth, and line of steamers Sc
iected. First-class on railway and second
cabin on steamer, $40, or steerage passage
on steamer $l25. For full particulars Apply
to w. C. Spence or w. A. Rossiter, Box B,
Salt Lake City.
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IF YOU WANT TO OBTAIN The BEST
! price for your properly, either real or
personal. call on A. D. WoOlley, Zeal Estate
and Stock Broker, 153 Main Street
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ALL MEMBERS OF SALT LAKE TEMPLE
Il of Honor NO. l, are requested to be
present at Temple Hall, April 5th. 1888, at
7.30. prompt, as business of importance
will come before the meeting for their &C.
ton. Fraternally, S. P. C. Larsen, W C. t,
6. H. Knowlden, w R.
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UAGGART & CHAMBERLAINs PIANO
] depot, one and one-half block east of
Cliff Ho Sc. he public are core ially invited
to call and see the celebrated Phenning Con-
over and Keurtzman Pianos. We have the
largest and best stock of new upright
pianos west of Chicago to select from, good
"a octayes pianos from 1920 upwards.
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DESK ROOM TO RENT.
GROUND FLOOR OF WALKER OPERA
U House Fine Office. Inquire at Ornra
House, "a W. Second South Street.
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REMOVAL.

NOTICE TO THE LADIES MRS B s.
In LONG has removed TWO DOORS WEST of
her old stand, to No. 81 EAST FIRST South
Street, where she will be able to supply her
patrons with all lines of Art Fancy
Goods at The lowest prices. Don't forget
the mum ber-3I E. FIRST SOUTH STREET
Call and see her STOCK.
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For PROPERTY INLOGAN

ar OTHER PARTS OF CACHE VALLEY,
u apply to Joseph e. Wilson, Real Estate
agent, for list of business residence and
acreage property. Office, Court House, Lo.
gan, Utah
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THOMSON, ALLEN & CO.,

WASATCH BLOCK, Goa. MAIN AND
w Second South Streets. Special bargains
In city property. A few chances to obtain
acreage property or improved ia+EIs in close
proximity to the city, at bed rock prices.
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CATARRH CURE.

CALL AT ROOMS 7, AND Q. Tribune
u Book, and get Tree test of the Power
catarrh cure, sure cure for catarrh and
hay fever J.H. Sanders & Co.
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PERSONAL.

DoLPRUs-NO, DIDN'T GO TO ANY
Il of the Booth Barrett performances. l
and whole lot of my friends are going tn
take in the Willow COpse next Friday and
Saturday evenings Come with us.
MIRIAM
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SPECIAL NOTICES
FORTUNE TELLING .

MME FRENCH HAS JUST RETURNED
uH from Europe and can be seea sr
the Windsor Hotel She remains only e
few days She tells the past and future by
planets and astronomy. brings parties TO-
gether, places the charm upon the head,
gives luck and prosperity, and phrenol-
ogizes This woman tells wonderful thugs
she also tells where you can discover gold
IN mine. This lady tells lucky numbers
in lottery tickets. Call and see her az the
Windsor otel, IA and l46 First South
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOMEMADE SLIPPERS.

T AIDES HOMEMADE SLIPPERS, 81
! ~ per pair cash, store pay 81 25: Robert
Rocket, 764 First Street, TWenty-first Ward.
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Confirmation.

WASHINGTON, March 31.-Con6rma-
ton: John Myers, marshal for Oregon.
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sPENCER HnTsE-
BOTTLED ELECTRICITY.

NATARRH, HEADACHE, NEURALGIA
- Hay Fever, Asthma, Deafness, Failing
Eyesight and all Aches and Pains can
be easily quickly, pleasantly and lastingly
cured by the Medico-EIectric Jar 1t clears
the head, s1eetens the breath, and cures
Catarrh in all its stages. Price 81. Sold at
Coop. Drag Store.
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DIR. J. WLoVI1 BARTON,

physician AND SURGEON, (LAFR
L OF Chicago has permanently located se
the DoEelson House, lag E Second South
Street. Complicated cases Specially. when
cases are taken for treatment, cures aye
promised or no charge win be made. Office
hours-10 O 4, dnily.
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PROF. GEO. L. CLIFF

WILL CONTINUE GIVING PRIVATE
w lessons in all the latest styles of dane
Ing during the coming month. No 62 East.
Secoud South street.
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INVESTMENT.

A PARTY WITH $1,000 FOR INVEST
n mert IN profitable business of manu-
featuring newIy-patented article, is
wanted in IN already established business
Address Investment, this office.
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OLIVER SHANNON, THOs. B. SHANNON .
Attorney -st-Law, Notary Public
SHANNON & SONS

.AW, LAND AND COLLECTION OFFICE
IL 81 W. First South Stres t, Salt axe City
Utah. Abstracts examined and passed on
The Senior member having fourteen years
practice before U. S Land Offices. and part
attention TO Filings, Contests, ard Fins
Proof Real estate bought and sold on CON-
mission and otherwise. Properties leased.
Court martial cases viii be O Speciality, after
years of experience.
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ATTENTION.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
J. painters at the A. o U. w. Hall on
Monday evening. April Cd, at O'Clock
sharp, All Journeymen painters cordially
lnVlted to attend. By order of the Commit
tee, Il. Radon, Chairman.
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CORKER s. co.

DEAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT
Ii Brokers. Properties solicited Options
bought and sold. Correspondence promptly
attended to. Money to loan in sums to suit.
Office 251 S. Main Street, Rooms Q, 3 "a, over
Tu lidge d Co, opposite Walker House.
P. o. Box 7O8, Salt Lake City, Utah
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FARMS FOB SALE.

a,OOD LAND, PURE WATER, AND THE
" healthiest location in America Apply
to F Mcdonald, Big Cottonwood, Salt Lake
County, Utah.
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EASTER MILAINERX

lust RECEIVED. AN ELEGANT LINE OF
- Easter Bonnets and HATS, also choice
Novelties specially imported for Booth and
Barrett performances.
MRS. BURROWS, IS Main ST.
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DIR. ELLEN b. FERGUSON.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. u
" Street. Telephone No. 81.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

he you want q situation?
~ Have you a house to rent?
no you want a sorV&nt?
~ Have you lost Anything?
Advertise in this column.
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ALL WHO ENJOY A GOOD PLAY, WE'LL
n played, to go to the Walker Opera
tosee Phil Margetts as Luke Fielding, with
strong company in The Willow Copse.
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NOTICE.

N'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
i Stockholders of the Montreal Silver
Mining Company will be held at The office
of Thomas Carer. 1856 Main Street. Salt Lake
City, Utah, on Monday, April ID, at p N.
J. H. WOODMAN5EE, Secy.
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WANTED

THIRTY GOOD COAL MINERS, AT
4 Plea SAINT Valley, Utah. Apply 70 A. L.
Williams, Agent, No. 145 South, Main Street
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LOST.

ONE LIGHT BROWN 3-YFAR-OLD
" Horse. branded G ON left shoulder, had
new leather halter on. ANY person giving
of his whereabouts will be re
warded by Fred w. Taylor, City Hail.
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y GOOD MEN, AT GREINER'S EMPLOY
y ment office, 100 5. Main Street.
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VE7OMEN COOKS AND ALL CLASSES OF
w house servants for this city and else
where. G cd wages to steady-working good
girls, at Mrs McEwan's Employment Office,
SO w. First South.
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OF REMOVAL

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
nR ELLIS r. SHIP HAS REMOVED
IL her Office to No. 26 West Temple Street.
two doors south of the Valley House. Tele-
phone $40.
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nOR SALE BY CARTER lGs STANTON,
Il No. g. w. Second South Street.
$500 Buys cornes lot, SOx165 feet, on
First South, East
S1,SeO Buys a building lot, 5Ox165 feet, or
First South, East
building los, each so feet front 165 feet
deep, for 81 500 each, on First South, East
Good location
2corner lots, 57x157 feet, $500 each.
corner lots, 33x157 feet. s225 each.
Is building lots, S3x157 feet, $175 each
building lots, 33x157 feet, $2U0 each.
$500 Buys farm of 480 acres, good i'm
provements. water right, etc.
Fifty head of graded stock and about
thirty mich cows, all young, finest layout
for dairy in Utah.
ANY ONE DESTROYS OF STORE ROOM
IA for furniture will do well to call ON
Carter & Stanton, 81 West Second South
Street.
We have a good list OF ether desirable
properties which we shall be glad 20 show
investors.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-04-28

colorcd. living near GallatIn. Tenn, were
taken from their house "Wednesday night by
a mob. The woman was first hanged In her
night dress, and the man was then shot 10
death. The woman was suspected Of arson.
but there was no charge against her hush and
The Rev. III. T.. Mott. recently refused adj
mission to the Dubuque Presbytery on ac-
count OF alleged heresy, was voted IN Thurs
day by the presbytery at Nugento by vote
OF 10 10 IL.
Excitement prevails IN the Chckasaw
Nation over the collection Of the tax OF 81
head each month on stock owned by nom
citizens The collector Is protected by
body OF Chickasaw troops. rs In some places
the people have banded together TO resist
payment Congress will be asked TO interfere.
A Syndicate Of a dozen Chicago capital
lists, organized by Mr.. J. Q. shafier, Of
Richmond, Ind. formerly OF Chicago. has
purchased the property OF the Citizens
Street Railway Company Of Indianapolis,
Ind, FOR a consideration. IL j. said. OF over
million dollars. and took possession We'd
nesday. Mr.. shaner Will be manager and
Mr.. G. Holmes, of the Chicago Street
Railway Company. President.
A jury at ST. Louis Thursday granted Da-
vld :. Fotheringham $4,000 damages against
the Adams Express Company. Fothering-
ham. express messenger al tho time. had
been arrested for completely in the "Jim
Cummins" robbery ON the san Francisco
Road. In which the desperAdoes secured
S53,000
The first run OF Dakota tin ore was made
Thursday in the School Of Mines at Rapid
City, and proved a complete success. Plans
have been prepared for the erection OF ex-
tensiye works.
Five intoxicated Indians were drowned
Tuesday at Trempealcau, Wis, while at
tempting 10 drag their canoes across a raft OF
logs.
An incendIary fire Tuesday night partly
destroyed the stables Of senator Stanford at
Palo Alto. Cal. The trotters Clifton Belle,
Rexiord, Maiden, Norlaine. and kring Krin.
gle were burned, aud II Is feared that Hinda
Rose and Azmorc also persisted. Palo Alto
Manzania, Cedric, and Others were badly in
jurcd and can not live. The financial loss Is
about 100000.
The Iowa State Amateur Rowing Associa-
ton will hol1 regatta ut Spirit Lake July
"a and -.
The south-bomd Chicago, st. Paul and
Kansas City passenger tram crashed into
freight on the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST.
Paul, at the New Hampton, Ia, crossing,
carly "Wednesday morning, trouble with the
air-brakes causing the accident. Consider
able damage was done, and Engineer Col
lins, OF the passenger train, was slightly In
jurcd. After the wreck, while coupling
cars. Brakeman III. o. stewart was severely,
perhaps fatally hurt.
woman, arrested for poisoning her
neighbours chickens, was discharged We'd
nesday at Milwaukee by Judge Mallory, who
decided that tho hen is not domestic ami
nal, and that the law provides no penalty
for the alleged ofiense.
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POLITICAL POINTS.

In the Massachusetts, House Monday the
bill granting municipal suffrage TO women
was defeated by vote Of lOI TO 80.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Cougar and Mrs Laura M.
Johns. President Of the Kansas Suffrage As
ISOLATION, addressed large audiences at Kan
kakee SUNDAY and Monday I'm the interest OF
municipal suffrage for the women Of Illinois.
A Pittshurg paper says IL Is In possession
OF information that scheme Is being con-
coctcd TO stampede the National Republican
Convention for Blaine, and that IL the Maine
man then refuses TO run his declination will
be received until after the adjournment OF
the convention, in which event the plan Of
the schemers is TO have the National COM
mittec name the candidate. IL Is intimat-
ed that Mr.. Blame should Immediately re-
affirm his position.
The meeting OF representatives of Demo-
cratic clubs in:New York Saturday agreed 10
hold convention at Baltimore I'm June or
july 10 form national league OF clubs. A
resolution endorsing the Mills tariff bill was
adopted.
Senator Matt PARROT, of Waterloo, will be
a gubernatorlal candidate before the next
Iowa Republican convention.
At It's concluding session at Dayton,
Thursday, the Ohio State Republican Con-
vcntion elected the Hon. T.. l.. Lampson
permanent chairman; and adopted plat
form denouncing Democratic election
frauds; demanding protection for American
industries; consuming Cleveland's frec-trade
message; commanding the administration OF
Governor Foraker; demanding just and
comprehensive pension bill, and pledging
support 10 the Soldiers aud Sailors Home.
IL also presents 10 the country the name OF
Senator John Sherman for President, and
elected as delegates, 10 support him IN the
Chicago convention, Governor Foraker, ex-
Governor Foster, and Congressman Mckin.
ley and Buttcrworth. Daniel j. Ryan was
nominated for Secretary OF State, Judge
Bradbury was selected for Supreme Judge,
and Wells 5. Jones was named for member
OF the Board Of Public Works.
For the seventh time the Republicans of
the Sixth Indiana District, Thursday, nom
mated General Tom Browne for Congress
by reclamation.
The 0hc Ohio Republican State Conyen-
ton assembled "Wednesday nj Dayton, Gen.
cral J. Warren Keller being chosen temper
AIRY Chairman. lie made a speech eulogiz-
Ing Senator Sherman. Governor Foraker
also addressed the gathering, stating that
without doubt, Ohio was for Sherman, and
that there should be no treachcry nj tho Chi
cago convention. Congressman Buttcrworth
also addressed the convention and exposed
the wickedncss OF the Democratic party.
The indications are that the plurality OF
Nichols (Doni.l In Louisiana will be over
$4,000. In Neg Orleans the bosses were
completely oycrthrown, tho Young Mems
Democratic ticket sweeping the city with
one exception.
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valuable paintings saId to have been the
property OF samuel #. Loewcnhcrz, an art
dealer who died mystedoualy some time
AGO. II Il alleged that the pictures In
question are those gwen Marsh by Nine.
Diss Debar, and which she claims were
given to her by her alleged mother, Lola
Montez. II Is limited that Loewenherz was
poisoned and insinuated that Diss Debar
knows something Of the tragedy.
John X. s. Hassard, who gained fame In
1876 by translating the cipher messages
which passed between the Democratic Ma
tional Committee and its Southern agents,
died "Wednesday morning at New York.
The bill for reciprocity in wreckIhg be-
tween Canada and the United States was
defeated IN the House at Ottawa "Wednesday
at the request Of Sir Charles upper. who
said the government wished 10 secure rcciP
rocal coasting from the United states as a
concession for the granting OF reciprocal
wrecking.
DIR. Agnew, ono Of Mr.. conkling's physi-
clans died at New York Wednesday after
noon.
BENJAMIN Il. Hopkins, the convict ex-
cashier of the Cincinnati Fidelity Bank, was
sent 10 the Ohio ponitcntary Wednesday.
lie said lac was very Ill, and expected 10 die
In the prison.
new dynamite cruiser gin-boat, the
Yorktown, build for the United States by a
Philadelphia company. will be launched
saturday, April IS. IN the presence Of secre-
tary Whitney. IL carries four pneumatic
guns for the hurting Of dynamite projectiles
and Is claimed TO be the most formidable
engine Of war yet invented. The guns are
loaded by steam and the shells, containing
GOO pounds Of explosive gelatinc, can be
fired twice minute.
Mayor 4. G. Lewis, OF olean, n. y, re-
elected for the third time, has eloped with
the daughterof NJ. Is. Bonnie, prominent
merchant, deserving his wife aud two chill
dren.
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MICHIGAN.


-Clayton'PresbyterIans will build new
church.
--McthodIsts, OF Lansing, will build big
new church.
The Kalamazoo strcet-car lines will be
extended 10 the asylum near that city.
The new copper rolling mills nc Dollar
Bay, the largest In the world, have begun
operations.
Some Of the citizens Of Ludington, are
earnestly agitating for the changing OF the
name OF the city back TO its old and proper
title, "Perc Marquette"
., jacob Jacoble OF Port Huron, has Just
received from his brother In Germany two
signatures OF the late Emperor William. one
written while In health and one written just
before his death.
George Smith and John Lambert, OF
Stanwood, two farmers, had words over fam
lily matters, ending In Smith shooting Lam
bert Physicians say there IL no hopc for
the latter's recovery.
Joseph Phillips, wandercr, best
known as "Buckskin joe" died at Kalama-
ZOO OF pulmonary trouble. lie had travelled
widely. No one knows where his home Is,
10 he will be buried at Kalamazoo.
--All hope that DIR. simonds was I'm n
trance and would come back TO life was
abandoned by nearly everybody and he was
buried. Some OF his friends insist that he
was buried alive. but prominent physicians
say there can be no doubt as TO his being
dead.
Alex Kcwandcway, OF Epoufctte, an
Indian who had been In St. Ignace on a
spree for two days, lay down ON the pier and
fell asleep. A Waterman reused him. and
as he did 20 the Indian rolled OF the wharf
on TO the Ice below. fifteen feet, and broke
his neck
In the Federal Court at Grand Rapids, a
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verdict was rendered Tor 81 800 In favor Of
Frederick Gardner against the Michigan
Central Railroad. Gardner was SWITCH
man in the yards at Niles, and had q leg
amputated while coupling cars! The rail-
road will move for new trial.
The twcnty-eighth scmi-anA0al mis-
sionary meeting and diocesan church confer
enco Of the Episcopal Church Of Western
Michigan was held at Battle Creek, In
charge OF Bishop Gillspic. Of Grand Rapids
and was well represented. Rev. Mckim,
Episcopalian missionary TO Japan was pres
emit
1T TRANSFERRED that while the authorities
OF Detroit, were congratulating themselves
on the strick enforcement of the new liquor
law ID was really being most ingeniously
violated by parties, who have fitted up rooms
above or adjoining their place with locked
doors. One prominent place has given away
over 500 keys to customers.
M. Mcintyre, OF Hillsdale, Judge OF
Probate OF Hillsdale county, has begun suit
against Fred Iacore, OF GAINESVILLE, for libel,
claiming damages of $4,000. Lacorc Is a
leading member OF the Grcenback party.
and In a speech at political meeting charged
Judge Mcintyre with mutilating the rec
ords OF his court 10 promote and encourage
litigation.
Turnkey Henry Passmore had n thrilling
struggle at the Saginaw Jail with prisoner
known rs "Crazy" Rogers, who Is awaiting
trial for robbery. Rogers attacked Passmore
when the latter was picking up something
from the iioor and = fight ensued, which
lasted twenty minutes. Rogers fought like
beast, while the officer defended himself
with courage and GOODNESS and finally over
powered his man.
I'm the Circuit Court at Flint Ably Der
by, an cighteen.year-old lad. charged with
robbing the residence OF Christopher Leval-
ley, in Flint Township, some time ago.
pleaded guilty, and was sentenced 10 pay
fine OF 800, with the alternative OF going 10
prison. for two years. The fine will be paid
by relatives, who stand high I'm the COM
munity, and who have had 10 come tn the
young mans assistance before. The arrest
and trial made a sensation there.