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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

The Young Peoples Society OF Westmin-
ster Church are masking elaborate prepara-
lions for an entertainment which will be
in the form of a contest. The Society is di-
vided into two equal psrts. Miss seegmiiler
and Mr. Walter Ransom being the captains
on one side. Miss Eta GARDENER and Dir.
Lloyd Nxnetta taking care OF the interests OF
the other division. One side presents the
hrst half OF the evenings programme and
the other half finish The evening. Neither
,ide is aware of the nature Of the others
programme. more than that they are 10 be
of musical or literary character or both.
The contest idea was brought over from
Canada, aud this particular contest will
take place at the Ladies Literary CLUB
house on the evening of February d.
Three umpires will decide on the respective
merits in the case, viz: DIR. Sanford ID.
dob, u. 4. Tomlinson and Amos Mussel-
man.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
THE LOCAL THEATRES.


Charles T. Ellis sang a number Of very
pretty songs ia an absurd and inc0ngruous
string CT incidents yclept = comedy drams
under the title Of Casper. the Yodier,r a.
Powers last evening. Mr.. Ellis is = grace
ful comedian and sweet singer OF bal
lsds-albiet last evening be suffered with a
coid-and he hss a very fair company. His
company, st ali events is very much bett sr
than has play. and that excellent actress.
Clara Baker Clara Moore, Daisy Wood aud
tue little Mics Wood aud Master Edoinger,
fairly divided the hopors Of the evening.
A good-sizsd audience spplauded Casper
with his guitar, admired the pretty speeches
OF the little ones laughed al the sbsurdities
and iDprosabilities OF the piece and called
MIR. Ellis before tbs curtain.
Tomorrow night the gorgeous Helen
Blythe appears al Powers Grand OperS
House IL her new play, only a Woman
Heart Acting Manager Gougs expects
TO sse large and enthusiastic audience 10
greet the ambitious Michigan firl.
"A Drummer's Life" will be the sttrsc-
tiOn st Redmond's all next week.
Edwin Cliford's Monte Cristo'' st The
Wonderland all next week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

WAsHIssfos. Eco. Fictitious from al
pars Of me country. pfsyiuz for prohibit
Iion Ia the District OF Columbia. continue
70 eoms 70 Congress. judge Chipman re-
csised ons this morning fr0D Northyiiie
Mica, .ich contained loo signatures g a.
legged cilzsns ~ tnst tOsu- As the names
Of ex Sheriff Geo. ii. oteil Sssen and other
msa sh0 Chipmsa does d0t talnk are Pro-
hi3sti5nists. ars on ths paper. Coipman viii
taxs steps 70 had OuE II the document Is
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

wssHfxsTov. Fen. I.-Nr. Rsrres. from
ne COMMITTEES on Appropriations reported
she --r~nt Defsisncv Dai and Is wss refer
ri ts eexursisese or the ~hoi-.
NJ Iseksfr. of sseari. infrcdoced a
hili f1r re re-cr4an izaffsn sf TIE Inspection
force Of tae PoslsCice bepartmsnt Refer
ref
AZ the expiration of The Morning hour
ne House ur,. ee.iei 20 ne consideration ~
Sc rppsrt 1i lae tenaHisttre en touarSe-ea.
relstire lo tae arurcset investigation of che
1estffor sfr4<e
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
Klnnerd's Victory.

t1t-elNNt No Net NtNtstNN- N-t+tNNS
MILWAUKEE,. Fe0. Tom. Kinnard
tough Jam 5 II. Dalton, of Chicago, here :
night Wln nsrd gloves. IL the second round
Kionsrd knocked Dalton all over the stage
and had the best of the fight. Dsiton's
friends weakened and called the police.
The hight was stopped and declared draw.
Knnari wli remsin In the city and has
cnallsngei Da on to meet him at any time
or place.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
Wages Cut Down.

PrrTsBURs, Feo. IA general reduction
of ten per cent. in the wages OF the EN-
ployes of the Cambria Iron Company, at
JOhnstown, Pa. ordered some time ago,
went into effect today The works are run
ming as usual in all departments, bat the
wire mill. These men are now holding
meeting with closed doors. No trouble is
anticipated by the company. Upwards OF
tea Thousand men are affected By the
reduction
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
A LARGE ESTABLISHMENT.
The school Fursiture Company win
Erect Several Ffae UufIafEe.

The school FBrEiture Company win
Erect Several ffse buildings.
The Grand Rapids School Furniture Com
psny has purcbss tract Of seven acres
OF land lying between the c. 4 ". N. rail
way track and broadway and between
Eighth and Tenth-sts.. on which il will
begin the erection Of suitable factory and
other buildings in short time. The main
factory building will be 50xI60 feet, two
stories; toe engine and boiler room, 49x60
feet: the kiln. 22r4o feet the warehouse.
50xl60 feet three stories; the foundry
lss1l7s, the iron room, 50160 feet; TIE
Office. 50I5o, two stories. The buildings
will be detached, reducing the loss by IRE
to the minimum. A side-tracx will be laid
from the main track Of the .. q W. NJ. into
the ward
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

The ezse ~ loan Catsr szsi1st John
Elast Vics President q ne Hunsns
Soeietr. ~ rsr srt 80 vsiBe of gas5 zsker
fr0r4 Cate EsEoa 3ec41st - wss
aaasns sl a. u allss we lt was fsse7
I'D fsr = sec : tflti in Jesse Hssas Eoa 2
vssleraV - csse stfrscfe1 ceHss sers- 2
zfien ion e. a. eas r~sFio1s lrs. SCI ths
MEMBER af ~ilaesSes - srxs Tns trtal
te resanaed sf , o cock tais aarasng aed
~ rroessv ~ aalshe6 to5s7 Tae i1rF
E.ssa . axr-~ 81 kss s<<xsssas "a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

koSTKKoL, Feb. l.--t4nsoisn Pacific
officials state thsi she reports Of loss Of lifs
by interruption Of trtlho On that rosd in
the mountains were exaggerated. Tks.fscts
are stated 10 be the heavy rSias which pre-
vailed four or I've csys. bfooFht 1ows isrff
quantities Of soft EnoF 10 places aBo trariC
wss interrupted fof about sixty hours. Two
Chinese section bsBcs were killed by one
Of the Snow slides
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

u. J. Burke, TIRE travelling salesman for
the Apti-Kslsornins Company Of this city.
Who suici5ed in Chicago a. stated IN our
dispatcbss yesfcrdsy. vst steady. rs'ishle
man s81 has Deen win the company Dssrlv
tour years. he vsf a. year Of sge ard had
10 family. his wifs hsFiag aied fsr
msnfhs ego BE has hrelssf In New
York No motive for TIE 1ess is knsvn.
sxosgsi lhal be nsy hsvs bses desp8aesui
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

ANN ARBoR FeO. l.-Dr. Gibbs, tn new
professor of pathological anatomy. landed
in New York Saturday. He stops few
days in the East. but will be here dnring
che present week. President Angel cannot
De home before Friday, and possibly not
then. C1pid aud co-education have been
playing their romantic part again. IL has
just leaked ont that willy Chicago junior
law student week ago last Saturday was
secretly married in q town Little east from
here to a freshman girl of the literary de-
partment. The young lsdy's home is in
Ann Arbor
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

gohr rsis vss fsans 10 . oyuBksu COR
6iton izr svsuIeg is ~ sere@ its .. = 4
track souiA ~ fi7l-eTe. ~ Tss A.
rsrrr~ss frena ffe trsrr d t-sir Fess@l
eng ~ oh taf - 30. ses1 f1uB1 wog.d
hs~s = is1 tfs< feso-.
- snrv IL fsa ws-sfs- Wee. oarss
as1s4s. at rsuafnss esf al o. aDd .
rsrairf vii raf - rseds~sa Bnai tar
rssrEsxx Il fs~<
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

Miss Coustock gave a pleasant sieirhirc
party OF Tuesday eTeainz IL honor o. Aiss
Carrie HspEood. Of Boston, VINO bas bs-n
the guest o. ser sister. Ms. Charles kaEtef.
fo- some iiros psst Tee psrfv nuEbsres
sight sod vss cou p5esa ~ Hf sne Hrs.
Hu8tleT K1ss~ii tie Sisses G,ousIasK
Hspgoos. Csulaeld. and tie &sssfs leo
pold r Il FISHER. 0eorse srd A4cIs -
Reit~0od. A 6elcio8s snereF 49, ssrrrd
tbs nsrts on thsir Fsiufn - tas Comst0c 4
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

Mss Ns 6rsasm. daughter d Rev.
John 6rshan. 81 this cifT. sd n. h. r.
Eorsr. 0f 5sc-s0n- we're Hts-fa1 VesrsT1sy
morn ~ - I1 o'c.fCk a. ihf res 5sEcs - b
BRIDE asrsuts CT Euifon-si. ~ we01tug
rzs very Qnisf 0n7 TIE famIIg aa1 tuti-
nate frssnas beng brsseBL NJ aad ars
Rovsy e. an the n0sn trsio s5r Jseksgn.
waers hey Hia rss5as
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
EuohrN Pertr-

The Misses Bessie and Grace Esler enter
taiuea a number OF friends with proeres-
sive eucbre last evening al toe family resi-
depce 125 North DlviSi0n-st. There were
present Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hill. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Tietsort. Mr.. snd Mira. J. 4.
Evans. the Misses Grace Turner, Mamie
Comstock. Florence Reynolds. Fannie hsss,
Hattie and Carrie Head, Minnie aBc Name
Northr0p Jennie WsldrOn, Cora Steiner.
Hattie amer, Nellie Campbell, L5lis
Cook, Clara O'Hars, Mamie Hardy. Mrs.
Sweeney AND the Messrs. Dsvio Allsr n.
NilleY, Tom. Welsh. viii Turner. Tim.
Moshier. Harry Bedsli Tom Nliara, George
o Hars. Viii Cox. George Hardy, Alfred
Esler, a ID. tsier. Claude Boisford John
Wheeler. Eugene Hamilton. George Cslsins
Heber Nortbrap. Fred ] wssbssy and Geo.
bewis Rsfreshmsnts were served ~ halt
past ten snd the prizes were ta4sD by Mrs.
Thomas Hin and Harry Bsdsl. who won
first, ard Mss Jeanie Waiiron and Clsua
Botsford, who took second psizes
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

WAsHIsGros Fs5. HAIRY Il. smith, OF
Kalamazoo. vas today provided with an
appointment in the senate 10 compile the
history Of revenue APPROPRIATION bills from
the FIs % the Fittieta Congresses. smith >
p ace may become = psTm4neaI one The
raizry Is not 20 exceed s.. 90 per annum.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
SOCIAL COURTESY
some OBLIGATIONS PAD or.
The whseas Of ths seoisty han Griass oui
sSnasfhtag Beside Fscro a Pleas
ant Mst4nEs II Games. Teas
Reception. Rte. Etc.

Society starts OF pretty orisksy this week
and bids fair 70 keep hsads snd hearts and
houses fall, for the preseat a. least. Tie
Valley cats j. in the midst OF = whirlpool
OF pedro. aud every wesk day eEeRlng
pedro cyclone strises the town and makes
the cards whiEI until the Ciaas1ilA hour Is
past
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

NEw YosS, Feb. Nv. n. Desncey and
others interested IN the proposed prosecu-
larceny went into consultation with Dis.
trict Attorney Feli0vs. At the latter's Office,
at noon today. Nothing will be known of
the conference until late this afternoon, il
than
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

e A. Lan9t vac II now q ssBis Won
ios. Ca in letter vr.tfen - friends here
rsys thsi hs enjoying good hsaith sno
That tbs cliusss lb.fs IL Eiori8-s e0t ma
~ prefers MF Hic1igxH The DAYS srs
verF yarn shiis the evenings sc esoi
ens1eh sef overcaafs Bs fxpe - - 81 70
ssa rsz ssoo sssa isKine "a Bssy points
81 lnl.raE. o. tie ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
WhIsi-somstbine Different

Mr.. and Mrs NJ. J. Smiley entertained
ho Whist Club on Tuesday evening at their
,lesssnt residence on Cherry-st. The fol-
lowing is the complete list OF the Club
members: Mr. ana Brs. George Pierce, Mr.
snd Mrs. K. W. Corson. Mr.. snd Mrs. w, +.
Bukley, Mr. and Mrs. c. n. Perkins, Ar.
and IRE. McGeorgs Bundy. AR. and
IRA. Joseph Penney, MIR. and Mrs.
Z. F. Sweet. Mr. isnd Mrs. j. O..
Mcbride, Nr. aud Mrs W. Z.
shelby Mr. and Airs. T. J. o Brien. Mr.
and Mrs. Anton Hodenpyl, Mr.. and Mrs.
t. w. Whbey. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Smiley.
Mrs. DR. Johnson and Mrs. Peter Peirce.
The rules of the club limit the reiress-
nenis TO salads, bread aud butter and
coffee. and they are usually served at the
C ose of the game.
DIR. and Mrs. Eugene Boise entertained a
few friends al whist on Tuesday evening,
&C their pleasant residence oa Lziayette-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

Fully Two Thousand People Attend
Business Places Clofed.
tksAszs>s stltEsA.-.tts~S-
MASIsTEE Feb 1.-The funeral of Michael
Engelmann today was attended by fully
two thousand people. The procession was
thirty-f minutes in passing. The Masons,
Knights Of Honor, lumbershoveFs and gen.
eral societies attended. Business houses
we're all closed during the service. RABBI
Rosenau. OF Grand Rapids. conducted SER
vices at the house
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
a csLEsRATEo CASE.
The rslsphoas CostrOssrsy Takes Ssv
start a. " sshiagfoR.


start a. " sshingfOz.
WksHINer0N. Fec. The celebrated
telephone case 70 impeach the validity Of
ths Bell patents IS again before the Patent
ofioe. The case comes before Patent Com-
missioner Hal on the applications OF the
NeDonough sssign-es and E.izah Gray, to
open up tRe ols Ia tsrfersnce case Of Edison
". Gray and NcD0a0ugh vs. Bell.
All taa day shs attorneys Tor the Nc
Dssnouxh assixnees aud for cray read
affidavlts 10 support % their position, assign
ing fraud and collision Ou the part OF other
parties n interest. AT the time Of the de
eision Bell wss represented by ). S-ctsrrov
and ex senator Conkin. Acp0noush as
signses 1y Hon. Frank dgrd aad Col.
Root. fazersoli. Gray 5y Casey Young and
yadxs Humphrey and Ellison By l.. ".
serel. 10 - probable tbal TIE hearing Fiii
continue several DAYS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
Young Lee Pleads Guilty.

CHICAGO, Feo. Mrs. Rawson, wife of
the late Banker Rasson. and her son,
William Lee, were brought into court today
TO answer to the charges preferred against
th 10 Young Lee pleaded guilty To assault
Wi intent to kill, and was remanded TO
Jail. Mrs RswsDn pleaded not guilty to
tue charge oil conspiracy in the assault.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

WksgESssrov sea t-tas House. Gem
riuee an Paelie Leafs eiag c5asiiere'i
thr rs.Viniioa introduced recenuv IN ~
Hon~@ 5v NJ Tao ms. of Wisconsin. TO
ths slfect tsat = vie~ 81 tie reconsraends
Hcn % re Hresistent "a ara messsge sc-
c1mrsngi0z t3e reports of 80 fac8fr "a =
road tssarstssirr. 10 81 ronsl aa<is -
R~@.A@~s - r.siEeza canapansss aaksS kha
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
WORK FOR michigan
ssFoRE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE
Ihs sssas 81 ths HaY Lac ch.aas8 <aa
80 ssalt czaaI FEes~aEes - ths
Aissr saa sArhsE Cas4sa4itzss-
Aiehixa4 ass nspsfaL

" ssafs6f0s, feb. / - representative
Fore uodsg rsceis ed . Dispatch from Capt.
l0ek sood. sskiBg Din scat fartasr -
ports be desired ssiafiss - ssnzataek nar-
Dor. Hs wIrss kim th4l be -satsd sn
ssfimats Of ne expense necessary 70 give .
nasigabis sialh aad a dsoEh OF ten isst IN
tAs n4rDOr.
Mr Ford accom- panied the S4alt canal
assegalon bsiors the House Committss On
EIssrs aud hsTbsrs today. which gave ths
aslsssllon = nsaIInE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

Yesterday ~as ~. snnlverssry Of tas
biT-b of A Hay. rroprietof - iss eisnt
Co.h-ne sfo-. sns i1tl evsars be vas
Fnrfrisss q h.s resiiercs 81 As1is1n-s~s..
~ bir fmpioYes ~aD presesfsa DISH Elth
% eegaut 600 hfseed esas I heT vefs
rlssss atlr entertained - t4s p9palsf
eothier ~ib games sn8 raf-sse ns1ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
The s0preme Court.

txs.ssAS, ytNtss.S- stssNo-
LANSING, Mich., FEB I.-rhursday's call
in the Supreme jurt is as follows: "a, 81,
80, SO. 100. l0l, 1O2. lO4. lO5.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
No More LIQUOR In Lansing.

LANSING. Mich, Feb. 1.-kll of the coun-
ty has not yet been heard from, but the
victory for local prohibition is an over
wheiming one. being estimated at 5000.
Lansing city gave 363 majority for ii.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

New YoKK. Fee. The Jury ia the case
OF Antony Andres. on trlsl Ia sks genera
sessions for murder 81 the hrsl degrees ier
having advised Chisrs CigaArsls - kiii her
husband. thls afternoon returned q Ner1iei
of mol guilty" Cslsfs CigCarsie ls unoss
sentence Of death for the craze DAndres
was her alleged parzHour and IL wss
charged that he bad agreed 10 marry hei n
sht would All her husband.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

LoSpoS. Feo- l-Ehs TIA of Thomas
Calsn. f0rnsrly - Lo~eL Asss, sa1
hchas. Hzrkins of Phi sdeiChis sssezed
sTss1issrs. ses eegsn toaag . Nswxsfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

DVEErS, Fec. l-Ths tr.Sl Of Cox. Mem
Der Of Parliament for making q speech 81
kn6yssnt melting tenants 20 conspiracy.
va Conc 0ded to1zy. Cor vas coBgicfea
sna ssnsencea 70 ons months implissn-
-7zur
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-Iu the case Of James W.
Sykes, who is charged with issuing fraudu-
lent warehouse recei pts for grain aud there
oy defrauding the Merchants Trust aud
Loan CJmpsnY out OF 100000 The jury
after being cut twenty y-three hours reported
q tizarrreemenf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

NEW YoRK. Feb. i-Pieuro- pneumonis
prevails among the cattle on Staten Island
20 an sIsrming extent. Il is f.~red that the
disesse vii become epidemic During the
past tvo vssks fity-three head. afflicted
With the disease, have senSl&1zh tered.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

Common ere rsiut.d ss.s sno sgrte.
e. e. iswesl rress.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02


Mr.. and Mrs.. u. W Allen gave a recsp-
ton ON Tuesday evahiRE fnoln 10 II
o'esonk ~ their spacious residence On Park
81. Tkere were present Rev. DT. ana Mrs..
Campbell Fair. Rev. and Ars. A. Z. Mer-
riam. Rev. aud Mrs. FluhreT. Judge and
Mrs. Cyrus Perkins, Judge and Mrs. Mont
gomery Mr.. ard Ars. Christopher Morgan,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith. Mr., and Mrs
Thomas Peek. Mr.. aud Ars. J. kelnhsno
Mr and Mrs John Patton. Hon snd Mrs.
N. Z. Bureh. NJ and Mrs. l.. J. kindge.
Ar. and Mrs. S. n. Allen. Mr. sno Mrs.
John Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. K. Aosley. Mr.
snd Mrs. L. +. Aosley. AR. and Mrs.. George
X. Allsn, Mr.. and Mrs. George {. Fitch.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Wilson. Col. aud NJ p.
Z. Y. Fox. Mr. aud Mrs. OTIS Bsbcock. Mr..
and Mrs IL. r. Walch, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l..
keeler. Mr. and Mrs. l.. CbsmbeIlin, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred McReynolds. Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson, and the Mesdsmes w. ). Gum,
HI. q. Smith, 4. NJ. Kendall. Bacon,
Carey, A. T. Wordeu. William Riudge.
Ashley, Evans. J. NJ Smith, Tinkhsm,
Immen. George Kendall. Eaton, A n.
Allen. L. L. Patton, De Kraft. C. b.
Granger. c. A. Kindge, Charles Dsane,
Bloogett, II. Seymour Mrs. DR.. Watson.
and the Misses Parrish, Mossley, Fncher.
Mary and Esther Kesler. and the hessrs.
Henry Fralick, j. O. shields, j c. Gallup,
Remington, Avery and judge Holmes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

DrBLIN. Feb. I-EE-Iord Mayer Sulli-
van. OF Dublin. vas released from Talls-
more prison today, after TO ~sess Of cen
fnemenk A ikrze cT3H1 aers3 IN trent
of TIE building aad greeted sullivan vlsb
great anfsa-izsn
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

CHICAGO. Feh. Rev. J. BrasEileaan.
pastor Of tie Ada Street Methodist chank.
was arrested tins afternoon uP0a > w4rr.llt
sworn out by Mias Eva fsrksr, charging
him with the ps crnify 81 her chila. born
on New Years DAY. brusLlngasm vas
taken before Justice snc bit bal plscea al
- 500. Eembers of his church bscaHs
boDdsmen iar him and be wss releesed. lie
ssys there Is absolutely no Foundation ios
be charaa
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02
WONDERFUL BARGAINS
Clearance Sale.

We vsbt 30 conviocs vou thai
sh0uis always &C to ieorsrd's f0r u
Furnishing goods. L0Okf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

RoxK. Feb. The Popss sesscb "a tbe
lrlsb pilgrims today i insrplete6 in Nsl-
car circles az sdsinng he Irish TO cease
their seitsti0n and make peace With tbt
English Government
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

WAsaSsroS. Feo. l.-Delsgats y. 5.
Clifford. Of Dakota. was heard this morning
by the House COMMITTEES on Territories in
favor of a 0lu to admit North and south
DAKOTA a. separate States.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

a. clock tea in honor ~ Ar. ana Mrs.
Nsil Vincent acc AsnnesS, ~bo have 3asi
returned lrom thesf ~eddiug trln Ar. ana
Mrs Aiaosns are al beals - their fflenoS
~ Their roonns n the Porter block.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

Magic lantern smasements wsre INDUCED
in as evening q the resi1ence ~ ar. Ai4c
Mira DAaiel AcCey on Paris ave.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

A sesuiv. number Q, plsssssa oopvsr.
our prios. CSC.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

I've nfIsrssferr1 setf 81 g. esea. Ten
fns oas ~ l25 pieces e. SEQ ore
hundred others 81 bsrRsin firloes. r.
ruarn Der esate direct irpor1erf of these
eso1s NJ Frans Leonard s nov or hls
wsY - Enrsps 81 seart ouf HoTefies far
ths eon.iuf sesser BDyinf frs hsnds
~ c.sf ers6lss us - un<srsaH 81 con-
pefit0re
Fxnsine uuf in~ 9r1ees sna wonder iri
aseor-renf ~ Bsuse F8ruishinr avefr
r. ~o5sen EN- gfsriz Iroa. viiiee. tree
siirs-. Rinrs fre esrtasn wsres
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

600 tsxs- "a sheets sno - sDrs .sspes.
- 10c. go Tesms Note Paper. gef ouife.
g. better qDsl7iy ~ 4. best 81 Be-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

II D~zes Cssi Ho6s.
Small size. o. Gesisss Dc Lsrss. 5sS
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

fpec;ei-l 900 csEes Cocos Tcflrf eoar
rnsd. for grand Rapids City Wster. ffics
g cent?. Only 81 i,sonsrs's
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

fsr ief. via Stop isr. oniS 1915 A.
- hafs 10 rent - DsY. our prices s-e
nIvsrs lever tter sise~ he-s
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

Where csn ysu boy good broom for
l4c except st f~onsros'
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

Two quar-. 25o Ct. $sc. a. tar.
6 Of. 6Ec. , e.. 75c- 70 sxcuse i'Ff sUrut
1es oai Bsesi. niis iossl etc, etc. wAsn
you car bay tbs-e Fre es - very clssp.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-02

C8srf'sfns e9oes-Hsck f'eighs. only So.
R0-s ~ spe~ sisds on = sc
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his largest customer, Mwansa Is a Serpent
or Afar, and he supplies the Arabs with
5000 yearly Of the pacific negroes who are
not Afar, and who regard the Afar with sup
erstltious dread and reverence and call them
Obi, which means both serpent and wizard.
1t is strange that no news about Stanley has
come from some one of the white men az the
court of Mwanga, for he has q French doc
tor to whom he is attached, and he suffers
several missionaries to stay in Uganda,
though he Will not permit thom TO teach
christianity. Should Mwanga consider 1t
necessary for his interests to Join hands with
the mahdi, there would be no alternative for
these white men but to become lslamites or
martyrs.
There can be no DOUBT now that work will
shortly be commenced ton the Nicaragua
canal. 1t is even possible that excavation
has already been begun, Whether it will be
the pecuniary success which Admiral Am
men and Engineer Mcuocal believe remains
to be proved. One thing is certain, and that
is that it will be of immense benefit to the
Spanish American republics of Central Amer
lea, to California and Washington Tcrrit DRY,
and to our own southern states that lie upon
the Gulf of Mexico. The experience of the
English in the SuCz canal shows that results
cannot always be foretold with any degree
of certainty when we forciblY divert the
course of a trade river. The benefits of the
SueA canal have been almost entirely for
cities on the Mediterranean and Black seas.
This is the conclusion reached by the prcsi-
dent of the geographical section of the Brit
ish association after a thorough investigations.
The raw materials and products of the cast
are finding their way in Increased proportion
TO odessa, Trieste, Venice and Marscilles,
and are not going TO England as much as
they did when vessels went round the Cape
of Good Hope. Moreover it has been found
necessary to build vessels specially for the
canal, and those belonging to England arc
much more exposed to capture in case of a
war than they were in the Old Cape times,
because they are less equipped for defense in
addition to the fact that they have TO thread
a sea studded with islands capable of hiding
numberless cruisers and privatecrs. The
Suez canal is simply building VI tho south
Of Europe.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-24

means to secure his selection at the prima-
ries Tuesday, November "a, 1855. Deputy
Sheriff Houck seconded the motion.
T. Il. Sudborough moved as an amend
mout that the above resolution be left over
until the primaries next Tuesday" The
amendment was lost and MIR. Nicholas mo.
ton was put and carried unanimously.
II is understood that MIR. Bcchel refused
TO come before this meeting as q candidate.
His nomination will undoubtedly be nut be-
fore the primaries by his friends. The re-
suit of last nights meeting docs not mako IL
obligatory upon the Members of the republic.
can party in the Fourth ward to support
Major WEoelcr. 1t was understood that the
meeting was simply called to test the scuti.
mcutS of tho electors.