Telegram-herald., 1888-05-08

ne see AbYor % t1Z3 c1fy tbzx<y yeA<<.
ssad "a Cd ssstisnsxn po.sxns 70 . ls.a
sill ia ne prime Of lEss IN ths hortoa
Hsnss yesterday. Yea sid G. n Me-
Crazy. IS &c sdysaesd TO snake hands 4
vas elected IN 1855. the night the Bridge
81 bridge horned. II foaEsd down TIE
river Ia burning sseuons. and is was .
grzaa sighf, tell goa. have jast been
Bp 70 eeagEalnlsls Mayor Westca On his
tski1g bis ssat IS Asyor-" Mr.. AcCrary .
forsman IN TIE nachins works Of Butter
worth 4 Love.
rural delegate from the back -dsss-
tfiets'' Of Lsnzwss county wss pztrolilng the
streets Sunday night. With friend from an
adjoining couafy, when the two struck
siis street Ia which one OF the electric
lights went ent.
Il say. man. f" said.het have yez heard Nv
how tneF sandbzg people lahfe a. Dight Ia
Detriet sad iiseshers Ia the largs cites
~Oh yss. I've read about Il. Tim" replied
bis companion.
We'll, nov. see here. 0rve little money
upon nis person. and DO oe thinkin' Ne q
betthsr De gittin' back TO the hotel
The fELEsKAs- II ERALD reporter. who Was
waiting sE . patrol box for the policeman
on that beat uttered a North Woods yell.
aud the Lena.ee delegates seurried away.
Col. Fred r. Farnsworth, Secretary Of
the Michigan Clab and . aember OF the
stats Military Board. is perhaps the hand
s0mest and most deoonnzire OF the Young
Republicans in town. It IS said of him
that be has unconsci0usly broken more fe-
male hearts than any man IN Michigan.
He Is Grand Hign Priest OF the Order OF
CellbaLea
One Of the most notable men among the
Republicans gathered here is James M.
Turner, Of Lansing. He Is large. brainy.
handsome, suave in manner and wealthy,
and will be heard from ia the politics of
the state some day.
Sleek, round-fAcsd. whits-haired aud
smiling as of old. Hon. Charlie Rednsld
turns up with the Lenawee delegation.
What a man Charlie was in the old days
when Zach Cha ndler's iron hand and great
brain ruled the dsstinies of Michigan in
Nation al politics. Old Zaeh-God bless his
mem ory--used 10 stop with Redfie!d when
he visited Adrian and great were the frolics
he had there. Charlie who was always a
hail fellow well met was postmaster OF
Adrian, then the third city in the State.
He CO uid not resist the temptation to tell
stories about Chandler and one day of
went his head.
Charles heart however, has remained
true 10 Poll. and the latest story hear Of
him illustrates the metal he is made of.
! George Moore. formerly cloak room attend
an. at the Capitol. is rather a fresh coiored
lawyer of Democratic proclivities pracilcing
in Adrian. Said Moore To the ex-Postmas-
ter General for Southern Michigan:
Are you making much money out OF
| politics nowadays, Mr.. Redheld?"
Now. George" was the reply, you are
| likely coon-s id likely coon-but I've
/ bought coons like you aud I've sold 'em.
and believe If you were mp on the block
today if l cried you long enough and lied
enough about you | could get $40 for you. "
+ ScExE-Prosecuting Attorneys Office
Prosecuting Attorney Clay. elected by the
| people. seated reading the TELEoRAx-HEE,
AID.
/ Enter Prosecuting Attorney Stuart. APP
| pointed by Governor Luce.
/ p A STUART would like,to have the
keys of the Office and the papers pertain
! ing to II.
P. A CLAY-"I am sorry. but you cannot
| have them"
SrUARr-"ButI have been appointed to the
| Office by the Governor of the State"
CLAY-"And have been elected to il by
the people of Kent county,"
CHORUs or CLERKs-"Now what shall we
| do"
CLsY-"rll tell you Stuart, you can be
Republican Prosecuting Attorney and I'll
&c Democratic Prosecuting Attorney"
Every body goes out for milk shak 3.