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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

QkxnANa fsof tsoz sslK (akAP ASD o.
ID sass tefs6k. T. :. fftfkas k@tcts ~--@@s ~
fosls sUeels H2tss- -
l.ll Iofs cN WHITES AlIszftoA. - 30
- a ~ sef n kssaln1 ~ - sosth afe.a -st-s
~ se5 = frt assss ssle "a llztessfse - -
sas L<isysziess aae flzle <'. 49,
cheaD- tkrse ~ 1keDIssas = <i95 s2e Asss
oIneF esfxsAas ~ GEznt tatoa fess = AlLlsss:
: sad = IoHeE ele<k. -
fFrfsHIS6 TO PIT MORE Monty ny = !
w bsszlAe>s. an a. sts1s - ssA - ..ss, e.s-ss
az 81 81 Fsanss sa1islos, s4d A. $3.50.
s-,ne tInse xx, rxa seli ,erg cheap sDt ST. Pei
las ga = Hesass soatalns 80 - -, 49,
All eIs1srn sof particulars spz@s - las s<sAss
Lukon : Dlnkon.
naao sss. $40. - -, f.eo9 AID q: go
S[OU. V iess ca goed ely ffeResH q -"
rate of ietezest. Also f1rnishsS Foosa . fsal
Cal imsasdisssy Al boAe's frlsaaak ana 80 IS
no YoU WANT A FINE L0ff Hem
| IL iocarlon on Cois ave streei ~ iins icy
can be puEehA>sd ~ ason As-li-ss loe PAies., - -
ssasl payments lev es.o.eS 49, s .sa s1s.eS
| onoe. A T. Antizdsl, oplosAts ssests se-S hS.s'Si
Room s IoTstt elock :. !.
4 t9kREIiSS IS A TEW fHOIfsE lots IN
/ Is Rot nsOni f,za Dale Park addition hou.n.
| on 4 Lacey New HoeseB az bsek nsl
| NOR sALE-BEAUfIft Lofs o. NEn
| oerry-sf. between Coit-4ve. aud liyip fson,
| s. near street cars. her sale or rent hot.e ~ ~
| rIne rOorns. Nith ARE celia. VII Tens part o
| esliar separately ior shOp OF stoTsse purposes
| also first class house near CIcs<eut IAfk- ARt-s
10 r. ]. Cunuainss, BcssHick 81 cer Sfeseens-asS
| 0IRDLERs BULIETfS-0SE HALF A Mil-
In lion doiiars ia fesi estate iof sale Il bettot.
| fsures Consisting az city and farm pfoPefss
| House and lot Tor sale Nnhin s<tsn l1Ai1.,tes
| walk OF posto1lee Spienoid tScatoh. A 80
| property Il cheap home for = poor nsh- oeo'
business properly FOR sale on tAnsl - te-s-..ts'
oftwo stores. 81 stories high, @lll ohsSkaens. !
cheap. Three spiee aid reside nces tor s1ie 10 es
s1rabl parts of city on terms and prices TO sul
purch aser. Money 20 loan IA sslns 10 sun nho :
low rate OF interest Southern pine lends 10
sale. Cali and see what have ana sAiisiy you
: selves a. % investment b. L Sifditf no.. no..
| Il. Tower block -a 80
| I,OR SALE CHEsP-HoUsE AND LOf, y
| eunmer-st- Must ssll Terms 70 sun -
dress ". T.. Cummings. ~ Chafles-st ~
| NOR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN TO A car!
| centre OF city, lot ifflxil0 next ihirty DAYS
3 C. Girdler room IL, Pierce block ioz
NOR sALE-HOuSEs AND LOTS, NACAN
lots and farms; some choice naFgsins y - a.
I oon lfugnes & Thomas, rooms 80 ana o.. Ne
) Houseman block. - :.
HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS Fok SAL
III cheap At Dr. Neenb0erS Wenhsm pivc
i corner OF Monroe and Division sts.
A NOR sALE-A LARGE BRICK DNkLl1H
= Il house, on spring.st.. Tor $4,Uoo. neat ..sn
dwelling house, IN JaInes-sf. Ior sz,9oV, ahu
Q 80 acre tarm in Sparta for A,iO0 All on An.
}. rayments and reasonable terms r, a. Dsplr
room l2s. Ledysrd block. over faphc LiDfaI as
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

FFW SFS~IENES fAS - tC-feN -
a s-.-,s s~sss 49, snsrf sz6 rssrnz ~ So -
ss.r,zss s..f.rssen T-s~brs1ee sad fsrosHk -
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12
chslarsn's nay.

Children's Day Was appropriately OBJ
served in the NJ. T. church last Sunday.
miscellaneous programme occupied both
morning and evening. Ia the morning the
exercises were coadueiei by the smaller
children, who acquitted themselves we'll
and showed careful training by their teach
srs. The young people deserve the highest
pssiss ana COMMUNICATION for the way In
which they carried out the evening pro-
gramms. That deserving especial notice
was the quzFtette singing by the choir and
the solos by Mr.. Croxton and Mr. Few.
The Crown Above the Cross and ihe
Christian Graces" were also very line.
children's Dsv was observed last Sunday
4, 10th lba Congregational aud Baptist
churches and dew out large congregations
at both places.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

u71NTF1 - F01M xND 80aRD N
W pa<ezs~t hasse ne.r he<se esrs- - 9snfe-
~sr snr vie. kddr-ss. ststiBz teE7rs -,
etc. sigma. 1sf5 cd " v ssatass'ns - - y.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

For don't care, dull, tired feeling. i'm,
poverished blood, dull pains in back and
head, tantslizng skin eruptions. Kemp
sarsaparilla never fails to give relief. we
always guarantee 1t. Price 81 per bottle.
Tibbs' drug store. l26 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

CURNITURE STORED, PACKED AND
+ moved. Expert packers sent on snort notce
bv RaSclff q Holt. III -outh Divisions, tele-
,bons * No eo1. Jan'y 9. 'ss
TyrTRyfTTRF PACKED BY EXPERIENCED
workren and stored cheap by Mrs. q. ;.
Walker. second baud furniture dealer, ID Sou.n ,is
I,fvision-ss lat
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12
Rnsfnes. Personals.

nTANTED-PARTNER. / HAVE sloo0 TO
wv invest in some light manufacturing bust
ness In this city; am so engaged that can attend
10 Ali necessary Office work in connection with
NV present duties. Privilege of large once ano
wsrefooms, centrally located al very low rental.
Address with full particulars, Partner care care
Carrier No l. city. M lo'.I
xTAE~ED-EvERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
wv we will furnish chairs and tables on snort
notice for parties Of any kind. Walkers fur-
niture Store, South Diyision-st. opposite L'lhs,
for,fs AOlA
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12
situations Wanted--Naic.

vrANTED-sTTuATloN AZ TINsN1TH BY
W Young man, six years experience. Aodr.ss
r. NJ, Sjf North Collego-sye. 10y
rrr.STED- SITUATION. AN ExPERIENCED
wv and successful salesman wants position.
Address iio5, tn office. Io1
WANTED - BY AN ENERGETIC YOUNG
w man. a place In grocery store or 70 onVe
, e.rs ms off,ee- i73
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12
miscellaneous.

.,-ITT C.Tvr A CITY LOT. CLEAR. FOR The
~ re,t ~ s-,it Of rooms for three or four years.
can AT rs West Brdge-st. Room ~, for three dsss
Of - ID. or 6p. N. !.
NOR sALE-TIIE HAgDsoMEsT AED BEsI
I broke saddle pony In Sf@nd re PICS ME az 81
lady or boy J. F. boElsa' y esos.-ss
Y,15p esFSFREI- HOUSE REPAIRING, CAR
L nsrter or joiner work. leave orders or al
aress u. n. 81. 40 Allen-st. West SIDE. H
C1TreMI.-cAN ADD A LINE SMALL
- ssmules ore ageut earned ss-g, others W
tc s.. zpc in 1856. P.O. BOX lS'l. Ne" A"AN -A1'
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12
DETRoIr. GRAND HAVEN a sILwAuKEE

I&if. tuuotfs exctF f3s 49,.
Detroit EIprcs has psriof car " Detrolh mtt-
ing direct cof Decfiofs FOR eI poDtz tsst srflflnt
IN New lork at loi9 ~. ntx osf ldmhel
Frure<s esst bsk through tieeFef from Srand
Har,ids 70 Niaesra fsls connsc1nf Al hii~sutes
Junctson with fhrouft sleepefs 10 ofouto
st D.. 9. H. a NJ. halfway ofcek - honr's -
and st the depot. -.
Gxo. "a PyTvs. Tfsf,c hsnagsr. CnicaKo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

III. c. Aksiy, Of Minnsspelis. Vas fssas-
tsred q ths oses1<alal YESTERDAY
George ". NeBrias. OF Grand Haven. aoa
P. Coaley, Of Holland. seIs In tns cay
ysst<rday-
Ths soandinsvixn rsnf X 0. i. n. E1ses
an sxeursso1 - Grssnyilie next sanc1y
over ths nss Tolsdo. s&sinaw 4 Auskexon
EslIEo4t-
B.F. Giiroy. the popular frait dealer. s
aboat % open lzrxe ice cream pzrior In
oonnscsion sish his frait and eontseuonsfy
business
John Fitzgerald Was arrested yesterday
on q warrant charging him with keeping
nis saloon opsn last Sunday. lie gave Dali
in the sum Of 500. HlsexamlnAtion tskss
place on the 18th.
The T.. s. an. r r. has st last secured
the use Of the terminal facilities OF sosn
the G. & W. NJ. and the q. X /: II n,
which will. no doubt be great help te
thea IN tue lumber trade here.
Anexpres wagon loaded with immigrants
| frssh from the ''old country" with tneii
/ baggage and children all ln one miscetlan'
soas mass. attracted considerable altenuon
while going up Westefn-aye- yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

rfoxE7-ro 1Okx on coon RAJ EsIsTE-
III = sssrs err So . go. A Z sRtsces;
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

Cassrrh causes discharge from the nose.
haa brpash. psin between The eyes. cough
fne. chosiua. ringing Hoises n tne ears.
Hood's ssrsspsrils. by purifying ne olooa.
enrpe csfarrh.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

WANT TO RTY A CHEAP NFAvY HORSE
| EnGuirs At HerssS 4 CO. - NonraeE -
xrA fED-To PrY A SMALL COTTAGE
w ard sarxe 1T fccszio1 sentfsA. sszeA Eey-
r1ens dc~H and uoafhlT rsFnests. Isk s8see
faxa taf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12
! -. AXE FnoRr . nlcHIeAE sOUrHEns.

train iessrs Grand Rsrids for Aiiefsn ~
10 y m. arriving there ~ -.
Tt'roaeh ~ he's sosd " prinupsi points IN he
United staies, Mexico and c<bsas a. Nhson
A. enfvF q = a, ClevelsBd.
~ BooTz beTlst Ticket Afest
Gro " MrEe0E. CITY Ticket AgeuL
Tskfpg efecf Nay ~. lsst
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

onIy one week more before the great
agony at Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

Mayer wEsroS has tsken tTne 81 TIE
fcrsicsk II preparing f0r the dsaicst'on
~ shs new CITY Hal Hs hss appointed
I. -itszsus' corrmittes comprising All the
.~.wsyors ssili living n ths city ani ex-
s.fe~uan RsrSxER. Gza n THATzs
.>sno IS sirmsn. - SCI a. ST snx'l :
s.~v 4, sss Huildiux COMMITTEES. - ~hieh
sae M<sor = chzirasn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12
For Rsnf--Restses.

nor RFST Il FIRsT Class MODERN
+ honSs izht OTIS s8d bah. wiz be rented
sor rext six us<nfhs s7r s. per moata. Address
r. h.-x d. this 0fce. i5sti
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

How lavf1r thev srs; this - si~sys surs
80 ANer tae frsf yeer sometimes y
srr,f heid god. Wten Chs~ses eoEnes
hc4ssr - vuu eausv an eross. sEsFpinE an0
sn.rifne. nashle - reifsh ne niCs si11sr
~ru hs~~ ~@sxea ssd seeis e. 4 there sss
! s,u of pfe ircu n hss sfau1scn. ne =
tro1si.f eith q yspeps2 A. sn1 ~oleaur 81
ters : ne snlr mecicine tast 81 cure
him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

The 81. Louis GLOBE Democrat mas
bean drawing on it's imagination for facts,
and announces that DEPEw has written
a letter in which be says he cannot be a
candidate for the Presidency. MIR. Dr.
PEW promptly denies the story. lns
Globe Democrat doesn't show good judg-
msnt IN the lies il prints. A hs to be
effective must be so adjusted TO existing
circumstances as to prevent sudden and
convincing denial
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

rn~ tks sy,e>s bcx e csrsv s. - 90 e
cespsrk es<nsr Bssd<s sad Csasi- 50
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

OR TRAVELLING AGENT5
w for new specially. Fire Proof sales ,. I:
agent ordered csr-losn hfst week y .. ss.ns .ns
bsU carload a Mich. canvasser cleared 500
frSt month. a Buffalo dssler with bis other 0usl-
ness l. clearing $50 per month on our specially
Catalogue free. Alpine safe CO. Cinclnnaa' ~; ";
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

TT Coopers MIX shake. corner Bridg'
and Canal-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12
HeiD Wanted--MGte.
Heln Wanted--Fematt

yxvANTFD AN INDUSTRIOUS MAN OR
w woman at5l Porter block TO work hours
day; good pay. references; call early. loo
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

Tb.punber of lines IN any advertisement
can be found by dividing the number OF
words by seven. Any part Of q line counted
ssone full line
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

no PFVT "A LkRGE LTCbT ROOM FOR
| sieAt rsnufscfrrinz sfesSy rcTser. e. 30 .
FesrIs. EnQ1ire Of L. p. Judd OF z I. Ihwing.
TOR -oNEHAiF cF TBE STORY
No. n Canss-st. Fer particulars enquire n
= Re~xfn. i344
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12
IN ALL THE COURTS
VERY FEW CASES FOR MONDAY
Drunks, Robbers. Thieves, Burglars, I'LL
rappsrs and all the Rest of vile Man
kind shown Up In Brief by "reio-
grzm-Herald'' Reporters

Business was light in the Police Court
Yesterday. The first man out OF the oox
was Thomas Mathews. who pleaded guilty
To the charge of being drunk on Sunday
and paid s7.35.
Ida Wright colored woman, was ar
rested on q warrant charging her with dis
orderly conduct pleaded guilty, and
friend paid s7.S5 for talking sassy" TO the
wife Of Lsmuel Brown. Ida claims that she
paid iine for Brown once and he failed to
pay her. hence the naughty words and ar
rest
Frank Stevenson. the young man VINO
wentfhrough the Pacific House cash drawer
Saturday night, pleaded guilty TO toe charge
OF larceny OF less than S25. and was sent 10
the Iouia House Of Correction for 20 days:
The color-d peoples case was ADJOURNED
until The lSth.
The Wonderland theatre case against
| James A. Hardy was adjourned again unui
/ the 18th.
| Cornelius Kunst was given another turn
| at the examination wheel, and then the
4 case was adjourned again.
| w. Polk brsman viii be up FOR exanina'
| ton again this morning
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12
Pno.ark-- Fststs of Nv J. Proctor. ds'

Pso..rx-Fs Estate Of Mary J. Proctor. de-
cessesg. appraisers warrant and inventory
fssd. Estate Of stephen Child. deceased
er.ler allowing executors hnai account snd
dischareiuz them. Petition for appointment
of an aSrainiStrator ds bcTras ea't On tessa-
,.'erTs ana~rs fled. bearing July 8. Estate
~ Clsr< Brown. deceased. executors second
.nnnai account 6led. Estste Of Jason j..
prisps. deceased. order SLOWING clstms aud
eecree for payment Of same
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

YY-kST Ff5--TT RFST FfoT'SE or PART OF
~ hosHs on SonEh TivSlo8-s.. etsace 90 a
sfestv tenant No chidren. address T. J., hcx
rara L. l-l-la Ar9
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

= ~ss ten yesrs aSo today ~s>n WI
t.r11sx BETkST lied.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

fmK kAIL U&f's FkkDkcAAkS
In saafhsr O.. ann vi.I be tc1na an
sauoaaes nsns b. TIE Street. h>llssy
csnpszy shss swiss - ths ml1aet'1n
,ssasd by Judge MosEsonzzr ysssszusf'
and ths inscfien q TIE CoaDcii lkss sss1-
isx. 4 wslL fzsn sad sfsss todsy, d'seea-
time al trains 70 Rssd's L4ks unfh faf-
thsr us<iesI This action wss ro< ifon
sny fselins of rsssnfnsns 81 ~ pass o.
tbs eomvssy. buf wss rendered necessary
~ tie sisuzfion q sfzir< Ihs company
bss this 6prinx rebuilt snsirsiy Ne me
through East-st- ssd he's ssksn eat We
switches. tarassblss. stc.. In 6hsrnAn-sr'
by nssns of which IL wss possibls 10
xsnsfsr psssssxsrs from iis horss carr
70 is a dumny - IL did last Summer. and
had taken cut the curve al the eosnsr Of
Wsalthy-sss and Easiest, 90 that u ws1
an able 10 run 10 horse ears down td
shsrmsn-st. so ~ - accommodate IN
pstrons
Ths public viii certainly regrss thai
the ems resort which the city has is TO o
practically closed during the hot monihi
which are sow apon Us. bat II voaiI
see "a ss thoash ths Street Car Company
xss wilhoat tanlt in ths nssssr. Ger
tainly the city OF Grand Rapids las ma
no ons factor which has contributed NOR
IN ia advancement Of late years thAl
this company. Last year Il expende'
over seven thousand dollars at the Lax
alone, in providing entertainment OF on
kind ana another which did not cost 70
public . cent WheL residents on Serit
ner-st north OF Lsonard, and OF Butfe
worth ava can. for eight and half cen'
ride nearly seven miles In handsome al
wsll-squippsd cars. and be entersaine
, without additional cost oy aprisate con
, psny, We cannot be wrong IN prophes,
| log that they will dsmur at having tnes
, privileges stripped from them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

rss fs@ fs-ssss .ss 49, as,sssrsa sssss asola-
Lns zk q e.oe4-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

UNITED sTArFs-Uniisd States vs. Henry
staring. Indictment for retailing liquor
wIthonf rsring tar: on trial. United states
vs.. Henry stsrinx. indictment Tor Tetsiing
nanuF.cfursd tobacco, tried and found not
4railfv
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

CfRcrIr. - Henry Britain vs.. Thomas
scully. trespass on the case; continusa
uithoak costs. Charles Balemsn vs.. ID. ID.
B.llsntins. sssumpsit; stay extended TWEEN
~ days Gerard Mueller vs.. John McCor-
nick assumpsit; continued without costs;
tine to file security extended sixty days.
Charles ID. SiegeTt ct al vs.. u. J. Lynch,
chancsry; order disallowing preliminary
ininnctions and question reserved until
hsarinx on proof The Esst Street Holland
Chri.slan Reformed church vs. Street Fail
way Compsnv OF Grand Rapids. chsnesFy;
order granting preliminary injunction To
the extent Of restrsinining deiendant rom
us;ng steam locomotive power, and ques-
ton "a % removal OF track r served until
hearing on proofs John Rose vs- Town
ship ~ Gaines. trespass on tha case, motion
for new trial denied. without costs; stay ex-
tended ten dsys. Oliver b Fisher vs..
street Railway Company OF Grand Rapids,
ebarcsry. order sdiudzing defendani guilty
| ~ contempf: order that dsfecdAnt pay me
| az 81 and costs on this affidavit. Loe seo'
pie vs. Calvin Gibbs. sentenced TO Jackson
fnr rro Years.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

x...-~ssy ~>s enc q TIE r~re ssys cf
1asr
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

Drink Celery Phosphate for the nerves.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12
TRAIN TIME Tables

GRAND RAPIDS a INDiANA-iN fffbcT
IL Oicobsr = 1887
conc soErs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

I,OR sAl.E CHEsP-HoUSE AND L)f, ]
+ eummer-sl Must sell. Terms 70 sun =
dress VI. T. Cummings. ~ Chafles-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-12

NOR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN TO A cAPl-
salist. One of the beat business corners IN
centre OF city, lot lolxil0. next thirty days %,
c. Girder, room IL, Pierce block. uzu
NOR sALE-HOuSEs AND LOTS, VACANT
lots and FIRMS; some choice bargains u tsken
oon lfugnes & Thomas, rooms 80 ana o. Nea e..
HouEeman block. sfe'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-06-21
AFRAID at the Very Start.

II Democratic politicians we're not thor
oHghly and habitually dishonest in
their dealings with the people, the eandi.
di.cy OF Grover Cleveland for second
term, would be great scandal in itself.
No bolder ease is recorded in Ameiean
history of the trampling under foot
by an ambitious politician OF
the deliberately expressed pTinci-
pies which he had gone out of his way to
avow in the most solemn manner. There
can be no plea OF a reasonable change OF
opinion in this instance. Cleveland's
studied letter OF acceptance in 1851 did
not merely declare that he did not wish to
be or would not be a candidate, il elected,
for second term. 1t took the ground
that the whole second term practice was
pernicious and ought to be frowned down
by patriotic citizens, and eopstitutionaIly
prohibited. He shut himself out OF tie
the race in 1888 by consideration of
moral principle and public interest; and.
having done SO, to run this year is simple
dishonesty.
We defy any democratic dodger to
explain away or justify the juggling with
truth and principle which is the essence of
the presidents candidacy. Even Cleveland
himself, gross as his egotism is, could
scarcely claim that re is so necessary 10
the country that it VIC uld be uupatriatic
to withdraw voluntarily to private
Lille. The rule which he Judged
harmful in the case oil Grant and, presuina-
bly,, OF Lincoln, Jackson, Jefferson, Madi-
son, and even Washington, cannot be sus-
pended in favor of Grover Cleveland No,
there is not single excuse available In
1884. the man was very willing to give up
his shadowy chance, perhaps one in mill
ion, of a second term. il ne could thereby
pick up 8 handful OF the votes he so des-
perately needed in order to have a chance
Tor any term at all. Now he has had one
term. and he is raTenous for more of the
power. money, and fawuing which came
from his great office. That is the whole
story.-Cleyeland Leader.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-06-21

so long they had no money to hiie attor-
neys, but wanted the commissioners to
cope with therailroad attorneys. Mssserss
Wilson, Smyth, Canning, Burdick aud
Others made speeches. The following resoa
lutions embrace the demands Of farmers.
Whereas. We find Ia The official report
oil the statistician Of the department OF
agriculture for April. 1855, that tho rate
Tor transportation OF wheat aid other
grain in car load lots over the Chicago,
Milwaukee & ST. Paul railway between
81 Paul Minneapolis and Chieago, dis
tance of 400 miles, is 12 IL cents per 100
pounds: assuming this is an equitable and
reasonable rate for transporting
wheat 420 miles, TO transport 1t 240
miles, the distance between Moorhead and
st. Paul. Minneapolis and Duluth. TIA
cents per 100 pounds would be al equal
and reasonable rate. But allowing that
on account Of the great composition
among numerous railroads between st.
Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago. ind the
larger volume OF traffic, by which they can
afford to transport wheat at q lower rate
than between Aoorhead and ST. Paul.
Minneapolis and Duluth, We viii add 40
per cent to this equal rate according to
distance, which will make il rate OF
9.99 cents. or, to avoid fractions, 10
cents per 100 pounds. We deem 40 per
cent IN favor oil the roads reaching our
territory. which haul probably more
wheat than any other two roads in the
United States, is sufficient; therefore,
Resolved by the Moerhead alliance, that
the board OF railroad and warehouse COM
nissioners of the State oil Minnesota be
requested to make and order the rate OF
10 cents per 100 pounds In car load lots
for the transportation OF wheat and other
grain from Moorhead, to st. Paul. Mime
apolis and Duluth. and the SAINT rate on
flour, potatoes lumber and hay, to take
effect ON or before the 18th day OF August.
1883, and just and equal rates IRON the
intermediate points to the terminal points
above named.
Resolved. That We also request pro.
portionate reduction according to- elassifi.
cation on the transportation oil cattle.
hogs, sheep, horses, coal and wood IRON
the same date as above.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-06-21
Two HIurderers Hanged.

Gaddv and Rocette, the murderers of
Settler MeLeish at Wolsley. n. w, T., were
launched into eternity at ReSina, Rocette
bore mp without iiiuehing and spoke on
the seaffold. lie said he was no murderer
and did not regret having a rope about
his neck, but was sorry to die. Gaddy
held up we'll also. He was attended by
Reverends Gregory and Daniels, Episeopa-
liaus. He appeared penitent for the
crime, and received the sacrament the
day before his execution. Rocette was at
tended by Fathers Grafton and Iseduc.
When the bolt shot they dropped and
died instantly. not a muscle Of either
moving Both slept well during the
night, and ate a good breakfast. Roeette
her of slices Of toast, and drank vine
On Sunday night, May 20, the
stable OF Hector McI.eish, a farmer,
was broken into and pony
stolen. A party of citizens started in
pursuit uextday. oyertaking the thieves the
following day, when in an encounter Me-
Leish was shot and subsequently died OF
his wound. The thieves were hRU-breeds,
Gaddy and Roeette. The pursuing party
found out that the hall. breeds were con-
ceaIed in house about mile from VOL
siey. MrLeish and IA mounted policeman
walked out late at night to keep
guard and report which way they
went il they lett the house, and the rest of
the party would come out at daylight.
They tried to make the capture alone.
The night was very dark. and as they were
about entering the front door the police
man was knocked down from behind and
became insensbIe. He had revolver ia
his hand at the time which he dropped
As McLeish turned to grapple with the as
sailant another halEbreed rushed cut OF
the house, picking up the policeman's re-
yolver and shot McLesh once in the back
and once in the left arm. The desperadoes
then decamped, it is supposed Tor Crooked
Lakes. Prisoners were tracked from point
to point, but always evaded their pur-
suers, and finally escaped across the line,
where they were taken in custody by
American authorities and brought over
the line for trial few months ago.