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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
HOW 1T WAS SETTLED
The BASIS on Which the Reading strike
Was Lsc.ared Dn

The Basis on Which the Reading strike
was declared On
PBfLADrLraIA feb. ls-Ihe following
letters embocy the conditions upoD which
the Reading miaers strike is declared of.
Ths first letter, from Master Workman
Lewis. Was dated February l0 and was Ad-
dressed ~ Austin Corbin.
Being orsirous 10 bring tbe strike Ia the
mining region or tbs ResaiDg Co4i and
Iron Cons pany 10 a clos, N order TO get
the working people 10 and about tboss
mines 20 work i pnoyofs 20 oraer . ts-
sumption of work a. once upm sour as
surance that J GAO promise tie Tnen
that after theF haFe gone - work
and the Mining opersiioIs nre ia
regular pgoErees the sInIccl 81 wsges viii
be- considered ln conferences bst~ten the
company and lis emplogss 81 iber fepre-
seniafives and upon the furi aer sss8 ancs
that ny, one sbai be oi-criminaied against
by reason u Ia connection vita the
strike"
NJ. Ccrbin YESTERDAY replied 10 Mr.
Lewis a. follows.
- an ia receipt o. t08r fsvor. have con-
sniist NJ keinl, fhe Prefioru; ~ the cosl
sDs Iron CompsBv, suo am author zea 10
ssy that ii a. % sustisnfialiv iu accord with
our position. and such ncfion would be rat
1kfaCioTF 10 ae. 80 ono 49, tf eittFi mi-
nsteo sEslnsi because 0i his connection
wiib tie siJike. - tnst it a. not
unserstcoj a. protesting tuch men
- have made or attempted 70
make yerssDai assaglfs upon TIE
raeu remaining - work. and proYidse
further that in an c5uiefence over wsres
ille miners are moi 90 s1pfcf a. - psy q
higher rates Of vsfos for mining ban % oss
pain ~ the otbsr coa rfsdnciug COM
paEies 10 competition ~ih "a bat vith the
aBdernan ding thai We are Wiling - adopt
pAsls which shall give our azinefs ~ much
a. - paid by either II tsees com Haaies.
II il understood tbsf The waxts - be paid
on returning 10 1ofk ~il 30 on tts old
s. 90 basis and vii remsin ngen that tssis
Dntl change shall be u1luaiig agreed
upon.
ForrsYiIAE FEB Mssier W0rtrsr
Lewis arrived here las evening cousulted
with the members ol The JOINT CON nmiftee
VINO ratified bIs ec'ieD s1l tie 80
sait was az order calling On 30
roen 20 rsEgme work ntSt SoD1aF.
Master WORK nlsu Lewis csI attention -
he fact ibA he settlement dtes nof affect
soy company buf tire Fes0ine auJ Ufe-s
the I.ehigh miners 20 t.ana lfin.
Lee and the Other ifiirus6 suffers. who
s-e sfill cot. den0uuced Levis pef1ev.
| bit the miners are satisfied win tie Out
come
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

nins ofscs- h.sy snBoaBoed % hisz that fsGr
geal.snea ssFs ssitsBz ~ ses Llns.
1aFe aFs tAes ssksa tbe euili eFlFsf-
We'll. ssld ghs Jap -fnes'Ts been
s1okias IL the c'9Sa p9siug room tlii he
CON gosi toFs have succeed ali ths y pe cat u
thsir Sticks "a they've s<Bt me out slx
tines for beer. nos they re plsyin' draw
poker slEA the hrsmzn on the imposing
stone
VERY vel" sald the editor. briaging =
large cia5 IA TIC c0r6er InoFs1 IA 10 vies, re
placing Las psper-cat with bowie knlfs,
snd hzif opening drswef "a which re-
posed = revolver. show en- IA
Four gentlemen IA very plaid suits with
very large dism8nd pins. aud very load
-atcA-ch&ias with iocksts - tie ends a.
5lz a. collars. entered. ihs foremost -ay q
card on the desk. iaseribs5.
"SHAEP CHIsEL & Co,
1901 Beekm2n-st. New York.
Hardware snd Gallery.
in small letters, and)
Presented by
"GEo GOU6E,
In very large ones. and asked:
Are you the Editor,
The Journalist looked at the party quietly,
ss 4 calculating the eost Of their grave
clothes. ana answered, - aut.
sAcf1 - NttfS paios op1 aoout No%@i
tnercisi trsye srs said Mr.. fionge. pullinc
= paper rom hs pocket. "sbicn rue and
my ffieDds. who are members of the Tenn
pie OF Honor, and bsioag 20 the Young
Mems Christian Association OF New York,
would like explained.
The miserable man took the paper me-
chanieally and gszsd al the paragraph,
which the printer had set as follows
From the simple dtnnks in the heilways
OF hotels We should Judge the drunkarvis
fro| New York houses have arrived in
towh
Quietly taking up bis revolver the editor
strobe upstairs. Two sharp reports and
heavy falls were heard, and the Journalist
returned and pleasantly remarked TO hi.
visitors:
Gentlemen, there are not many enter.
tainments in this town now, bat . proof
reader and . com positor are to be buried to-
morrow. and II you care for tnat sort o
thing. should DO pleased to see you at tn,
funerals
And he sat down TO write an obituary
notice, while that night through the colo
and aeavy mist four gentlemen bought
railway tickets for Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
Democratic Vacancies riiled.

WAsHINGIoS, Feb. l5.-There was a meet
ing today Of the House Democratic Con-
cressional Committee. for the purpose OF
filing a number of vacancies on the Com
miltee. The vacancies were hlled as fol-
lows: Colorado. Bella NJ. Hughes; Kansas
W. X. Carlisle; Nevada, George Cas-
sidy; Rhode Island Mr.. PAGE: Vermont,
Mr.. Atkins; Dakota. r. II. Mcbride: Idaho,
John Hoiey; Wyoming Mr.. Post: District
of Columbia. J. l.. Norris; Oregon, Chas. 3.
Nichols. There was some informal talk of
work TO be done and then the committee ad-
journed to meet on Thursday next with the
Senate Democratic Congressional committee
10 selesL Rn execuliYe cnmmittee
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
ELoPEo WITH A SCHOOL GIRL.
Kansas City Youth Secretly Married - .
Minister's Young Daughter

Kansas City Youth Secretly Married - =
Ministers Young Daughter.
KANSAS CRY, Feb. lS.-In the sensational
elopement of Miss Mary Morris daughter of
DR.. Morris. pastor of the Walnut Street
Methodist church. and George Holmes, Jr,
son of the capitalist, George Holmes. Sr..
there is food for no end of gossip in society
circles. Two days ago George Holmes, who
Is Just p years OF age, went to the High
school, where Miss Mary, IL years old. vas
ia attendance, and called for her. The
couple drove over 10 Wyandotte and were
secretly married. Yesterday Mrs. Holmes,
Jr.. was taken to the home of her husbands 5
parents, where she was received with open
arms by Georges parents. Dr.. Morris is
said by friends of the family 10 be almost
heartbroken over the affair.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
A JUDGE WITH NERVE.



DETROIT. Feb ia Berrien Springs
special "a iAs kers SAYS; The local option
contest Waxeih bot in tins county. The
liquor dealers are Organizing everywhere
Tor the defesi Of the measure. ssd II il alto
gether probable that the vets vii wln by
from 5o0 10 500 majority. The eutire co0n-
- was thrown into stste Of intense sx-
element last week by the publication ia
the Berrien Springs kro kepuoiicsnl Of =
three-oOlunn appeal 10 the Democrats Of
:he county 70 support the dry side oi TIE
local option movement The article was
from the pen OF Judge Thos. OHsra. the
newly elected and popular judge of this
circuit. The Niles Mirror criticised the pro-
pfiety Of this act, aud interviewed several
of the prominent lawyers Of the circuit
who almost unanimously declared II al 10
judiciens aud highly improper step. THE
resulted ia circular from y OHara which
contained some startling anpoLnccmenx.
among others that during the recent session
of the Circuit Court. at which tine several
liquor cases were disposed OF. representa-
tive Of the saloons st 81. Joseph and Benton
Harbor interviewed" the Judge for the
purpose OF having him perjuEe hlmself and
wrong . confding public and trusting con-
stituency. Further interesting statements
and developments are looked for in this
controversy between the Judge and the
Democratic press.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
ARE LICENSES UNCONSTITUTIONAL

Suit to Test the Question In the United
states Supreme ourf.
WARRINGTON, Feb. lS-Wm. Mex.
Gatcheli of New York. agent for the Ma
tional AntiNuisance League, is here to
arrange for the beginning of q suit in the
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
10 test the constitutionality Of the license
system. Mr.. Gatchell says that similar
suits are to be brought in all the State. 10
terminate in the Supreme Court. The object
sto show that licenses are unconstitutional.
Ii this eau be done the League expects that
prohibition legislation will follow every
where as n matter of protection.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
THE CROWN PRINCE
uis Condition Critical aud . Relapse
Threatened

Ills Condition Critical and Relapse
Threatened.
LosD0S. Feb. lS.-Despatches received
from san Reno. late this afternoon state
that the condition Of the Crown Prince IL
critical and that be is threatened with a
relapse. that the wound in the lsrgnx
caused by the operation Of trscheotomy.
shows little indication Of healing. is con-
siGered By medical men dangerous
symptom and a. slraost conforming DR..
Bsrgmann's diagnosis that the disesss - Of
n csnosrous nature. II certainly indicates
that N. disease is of . malignant nature.
BTRI1x. FEB. 1s-The dispatches from
San Reno, containing intesiigenos Of frssh
and p1zzlnng symptoms In tbe case of the
Crown Prince. have greatly Increased the
unezsiness here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

PogT WAsHIEGroS, FEB. 1S-W. II. Lam
dolt junior member Of the firm Of Vail &
Landoit proprietors Of the Port Washing
ton bank which failed recently. was arrested
today on criminal warrant charging him
with receiving money after the oank was
insolvent. There are two Other warrants
charging him with criminal acts in conDec-
tie1 WITH tne failure. The ofhceFs are in
search Of Vail who dissppssred 90 the day
before the crash. Il i reported that be was
seen on the streets Of Chicago within a week
with bis beard shaved of and otherwise
disguised.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

BcRLISeTos. Is. Fs5. ls.-in Jackson
tovnship. near this eily. yesterday. Adam
WHrk who has been living with his son
vilh . corn knife sus Gus Der iesrIoiv. She
nan2ze3 - sscaps from hlm tovsrsg.
Ihsn Wit 49, are 90 - 50use Thich
we're t~o q his VTsndc oilsrsn. p fo8T
weexs ard fwo years Ihe sooss en8 fvo
chl1ren ~srs hnrre5 81 iyf neTf proceeded
% - barn ssa hsnxsd hlnsselL re is
believed 90 havs teaa Bszzs
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
AN IONA SENSATION.
The Roberts Roof Breaoh-of- Promise Case
Now on Trial.

a
Now on Trial.
IONA, Feb. IS.-Ihe Roberts-Roof bfesch-
of-promise case is on trial in the Crcuit
Court now. The prominence Of the de-
fendant makes IL OF interest. He is State
Senator A X. Roof, OF Lyons. who was
elected over Labor Commissioner Heath by
"a small majority. He mad served in the
Senate once before. and il 46 years Old. and
is q well-to-do bachelor. and graduate OF
the University. and leading Democratic
politician OF the county.
The complainant, Anna Roberts. is a
widow of AZ years. Her husband came
from Detroit 10 Lyons. and kept a saloon
there. de died ia 1871, aud she alleges her
engagement to Mr. Roof occurred in 1872
aud continued Till 1855, when il was SIZE
now SAYS, broken by him. She wants
50 900 10 heal her lscersted feelings. Roof
GENES it in co. and will fight TO the bitter
end. Able counsel has been engaged on
both sides.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

SrUssis. - ca. ieb. fS-Ai Hal,
windmill ana pump man of this CIV. sss
fifteen feet down q well fsis morning when
. tuckei Of ssnc dropped ou lie back he
ws4 shopping over sno sHs terribly IN
lured beisg ttken oEt unconscious and he
nov has ipternsl hemorThsee. II ia thought
that his back 10 broken
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

WAsafEsToN feh ls.~SeRstar shsrnla.
ssii lsl@sy. = sIa oosapsliee - decide nsi
e sisit atichlesn. Nv reoens trip % ksw
fnslsnc has len roe with bad osla. which
wooiJ hoi perkit ns tfsyeiinr. ] had
hoped g. Ieel the kiohiE4E kspubhesns,
bal cen a. - Al tbs Tine 1e nil ths
gap. Major Mek'sieE 81 ohio. the weol
nasu on the farih scmuiiIee wiii loin the
parry The special car leaves 81 $40 Aon-
aaf night
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
OVER l50 PLURALITY
SESNoUR's FIGURES GROWING.
Iistls Hope Ian 20 shs Dssnsorsss->s >sasssr
Reef Bread 1T fsrolntss SsNs
Senator sherman Nat -
klstt Detroit

sss.s.sss Tk,t4sNs etN.-s-
NAR2l Egrg Men, fso iS.-Dsls, COM
pleis. gives bTeen Is seymour plurality
is oysg 80 IA he districi.
The Democrats are losing hopes Of con-
testing the electien Ia fhe face Of receni
returns The Republicans viii not sests
their vigilsses. however. and ~li al be ga
guard en- Tues lay thronKhout the distrel
rhen the vote is causasseo
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Col.D~ srEs. Feb. rs -DetecliNe schultz,
OF Columbus. onio arrived in the city wee
tsfoay. and with the Leip o. CITY Nsrshsl
oitOs arrested Jesse. JEFF snd 'ksft'
Hickey. three brolaefs CHARGED with siesl-
lnE nfe spaa of AerSts IL y GOD county,
ONO, IN lsss No acubi b. euiertsiass as
70 Their gulit- They AZ ia isil awaiting
reiuisilion papers irol Governor Luce.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Orrsws, Ont, Feb. is.--Tbonss CshiIl
vss riding With MS wife and child yssssr-
dsv. when he suddenly ciricbed the after
by bT the throst i ~ rries ~ the mother
and - attracted au1. ard the mad
deusd father vss taken in c.2fEe He ey-
plsined thsf be vsnted - oHsr The child
- Cod TIE man had saodsnlg became
insane
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

VTxsxs. Fsb. ls-A 6.sps.ca from 81
Psfsrsburs says tasf ff r. s7stsd o. ssni-
e e "a sufaaTifT tbst t8e R1ssssn Govern
nest 80 seer rsanest TIE sx1sTs o. fne
BsFsib rresty - sst5f5 - Porte tset u con
sesrs tse eecfiaz - F-1es fer1lnzs8 e.
Frlros sf = gars ~za
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Los AssfDss. Osl. Feb. ls.--1'hs story is
published here today that the sot0rious
crook. with seversi aliases. one of which -
Cisrk. who was iodged IN jhii here Weanss.
dsT night and escaped in fs~ hours By
fsutting through the wfit - The man
wanted in Chicago sof the nufuef II A. ,.
Smell Hs description tsliise via tnst
given by Tie Chicago police.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Bie RArDs FEB. is.-Tbs Big Rapids
hsraia yesterday recorded lAaI one James
Donovan hads,.onght suit against Hon. n
= Gale, q. r SteArns. J = Underwood. -
"a. Oomstock Ead James al haE wee fof
defamation OF character oiaialine damages
~ Sc .0s0 each Donovan Dos reisnafos by
suing Nm 4 Aisbegt, editor 81 me H1Taid
Tor 500 900, claiming that the hsrala afl-
Gle Is lioelous
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

2l4Eoaz. Fss. Is-fas triss - Tounz
h1kins. 81 5s~rs tozssAip. fer sh9e.ing
vosne ovsrbelssr ssus nontas sr7. r.
sufsss Issf evening ~ eef1icf q scqs.f-
- fte fer8enee s6nre1 tsps f7sFbeis~f
-~se n tbe a. n ssss1i.ihe htKi1t vheD
- 49, ia dss1 A8Ff-s 4 v8A - 20
rr~rn ssred hao wr01Fsd over 1efsert SISTER
sra oeeSteisef wss licking h4Esns 80 q.
~hsr - lss1eT drsv pissoi E8o kitse1 rs
ss>xsssnE lie sl1air csuzsd Srsss sxate.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

JAoEsoN. Mich, Feb. H. William Rnsho
finished fve-y -yesrs sentence from Pontiac
today for horse siealins. and Deputy sheriff
Iumbsfd. who Was NsiiiIe. tCok Eusno
otfenSe
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Wv BstrswicK. n. J.. Feb. ls.--Firs
broke cot 10 d. fsrnifors establishment =
Henry 7snbrne1k. or B0rDei-st.. tais Ter
noon az comp istsiy gutfsd g. The 6an,es
vpresa io an adjoining buiidine occupis1 ~
fsrssi HarFs a r. sthsff. en1 ttef vf-s ex-
finxf shed beforf much carnEs Eat done.
The fotsi loas vii Ds ki09I9.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

HILisDALE. Feb Is.--lGst night burglars
visited the postofloe a. Piitsfora. blowing
open the tale and securing $40 in ossh aud
what stamps were or haDd. l~o OF three
suspicious characters have BEEN arrested and
lodged M lal leTs
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

~. PrrERsBrse. FEB. 1s-Ths kus<isn
press IS becoming more optimistic n is
wi4r r. 80 sifastion II Earops. o~iax -
w1xf s. c8asi3ers fo pe Droofs n Prioc- Bis-
rosrckt. i0fsrfIon - erpe8 - tbs sett.s-
rssnf o. ire b zsfisn question.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

o~osso. Mich. Feb. Is.--A house eccu-
pied by Register OF Deeds \. A. Finch was
nearly destroyed by FIRE this LooE. There
wss heavy loss on tie goods but the
amounts anc iDsurAnee could net be ssoer-
tained. The trs caught from The fuTnance-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

NFv ToEK. fsb. 1t.--Ihs consmili>e sf'-
r,,,,u.ed ~ Tsnpusny fisf ~ uYgs 7Bsn
liza <st.onsl Democratic Gem ~ tee ne so-
visshslitr 81 holding TIE B.Et hstiOna' cou-
rerdon IL THIS cty wih ies-s fgf @ssn-
ingsS,n On Sondeg morning Pre- Corn
rssirs onss Crockef = cbSirnan 81 the con
r~sffaa
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

prf4-x Fe8 1s-Trz q TIE ssii of 81
VI fsss BURT. brgnenf sgaibsi Fsloe
gaess .rsts By-bs e. IeBgsrss fer fs.ss io>-
r.rserr rfesst -es renf eeea tf1s7. -
iuFs sfief 81 stssBcs - fes.s ber-s rers 80
sss.e - aaree sDt we-e elsctiHrzes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Nsv YoRv. F@b. is-Rev DR. Patton to
5sv sent Lester 70 tie p sri Of Trustees Of
Princeton Coilege sccerti89 RE appoint
saeat as President OF t8st irstitation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

PTTTsBrRe. FEB. 1s.-Hugh McKilrick,
aged -. jumped from the Chestnut Street
bridge into the Allegheny River last night.
and Nss drowned. n Hs arrived in this city
froan Cincinnati yesterday. Il Is supposed
that be was insane
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

WrxrExsTvR. O.. FEB. Is.-Aiss En- ms
Black having become worn ont With .hs
less of sissp vsfching beside sick member
81 the tsuiiy. fell asleep before the FIRE this
morning Her ciotbing canzas IRE and she
xss burned "a death
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

WAsHINeroS, Feb. Is. - Congressman
Tsrsney, who has been very Ill at the Pro-
vidence Hospital. is much better. and will
probably bs IN his seat IN the House next
week
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Fssr PsEheEFsTER. hsss. FEB fs-
Eoe RI 4 sasl5on's iron ~orks bs-oea tbs
morning inc as-x 80 storshc1se. Fnssfsirs
saa4 and sersrrl sn-4s The foss is frcr1
$4,000 to 500 ess lasC7snos. $z98)s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

MsxxzsroTFs. Mian. FEB. She jpry
IL tke Pete Bsrtles murder .risl returned a
vsr6ict e xuisty of 11urier Ia zoe first de-
Gee. Sentences wss ssserrs1.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
Considerinz Utsh's Admission.

WssHfSsToS, Feb. ls.-The Senate Com
mittee On Territories gave hearing today
upon the admission Of I,ah as a State
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Hssrskx =. zee 1S-R1Ig M7lo1sv.
eek ~ tse Nsw York heo8ie ss6errssns
noa~s. SAILED - stssmer FsnCo1vsr toszT
hsr E2veT1oci.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

tast L. Cases 81 - lias bHf iAe rssull of
fn- if.si wss rs exl.tossa o. these who
ipiiY understood tie circumstances st ana
aehI
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

or st7~k cf Fnk~s56e eres 2n3 Isoss -
vs-y eenag .sss. a. q ssrssis pzices.
&e~x8s
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Ws oFsr iAs 5esf Csssrsrs n - eify
q ne~ Spr,.x sssSes, a Sc per ysra-
Amnx =
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Aps1ar. Tsb 1s.-Lenswes county votes
on local opsion Monday. snd in toe opinion
of peopis vbo srs wsil Informed wi give q
dry" Bsiorlsy Of SO - 900. Adrisn =
TO brewers bsvs Or tbeir Books o1tstard-
ing aco5unfs azs1nst fbs saloons ~ the cifv
scersgsfng 81 Doe II tie event Of the
pssssre o the lDc2l eDfion isx grssfsr
uortioo ef tnese cisims wi undoubtedly he
Vcfth sss Nittin the isst hyet weeks fos
irszeis ksve r ose6 fgosslooHs n tsiis ciY
nna one "a Tsr-4u,seh ~ c3sfts Fs1flgeEes,
sffi.s oinef iiqasr aesler So osae urged
20 49,. uo Tcis sesnss ~ SHOW their
ofsirir,r 81 tie resuif 81 &8nasrf siec4 On.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

wlelus-y DsP-rsass1 Es-ly sp-iag Styles
So srrsvisk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
HORRIBLE pEPRAVlIY.
An Almost Incredible Crime Brought TO
Light In AIiscan County.

Light In Ailsgan County.
ALLEsAE, Feb. ls--A most horrible case
has come to light here. A man about so
years old. and his grandson, Veil Scott,
aged Il, were brought here from Saugstuck,
charge with committing rape upon Maggie
Priest. girl about 5 years OF sge. and the
daughter oil the Old man. II was claimed
that the father was discovered by the
grandson. and in order 10 conceal bis own
crime urged the boy 10 DO the same. The
hrst assault was made in July last. ana
although there were several repetltions the
girl did not dare tell on account OF threats
from the brutal father. A brother OF the
Girl. who had been set 10 watch by the
mother, caught them in the act spo made
the complaint. The officer who brought
the men To Allegan says be had 20 hurry
them away 10 save them from being lyuched
by the indignant citizens Of Saugsfuck. Ine
examination Is set for next Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

DsTRoTT Feb. IA Near special from
Marquette says that nearly every one Of the
back precincts in the 5istric, have now been
heard from, and al 90 20 increase Seymour =
plurality. he viii 20 ia By over 800. A
repor1 also reaches Der from Soetts Point
that messenger brought news thai Breen
gets Maniton county by IL maj JrIty. This
also tends 20 knock out al calculations ia
Breen favor. The Lever Peninsula c0uR-
ties give oeymour 81 plurality.
PETosgEy. FEB. u The returns from
Manii0u cannot reach here before the mid
die Of nsrt vefk, but i tbs fishermen we're
a. hone. Breen will have majority there
of rsi i-ss fasn 1so. Even win this sbow-
ing. Seymour vii have a. least 50
plurality
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

very iolis time cuflug the psst week
Ros.ua yokrs ano her company -
comedians gsys ioaf dslKhtfal perform
snoes at Powers xaa tbs AAcCalla opeEs
Company gave tsn enjossh.s entertain
nsnts a. Redmond = Miss Vokes snd bsg
company are e. Ire Norten ever sunday.
and vii leave tonight for . weeks engage
neng in llegrNlt
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

lfoprs sHo1 Sezvse7sfs1
Chisdsshs Shs-~ e. press - asss sss-
sbeTs
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
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CLARION, Fe6. l8.-- business is good here.
in spite of the cold weather. Railroad iies
sawlogs. shingle timber and pulp wood ars
coming ia in large quaD titles.--Charies
Gil has removed ms saw nil from Maple
river TO this place, where u is being plsced
for permanent work. 4 sloCs company OF
several Of the citizens here will add shin
Gle mill 10 the pant and the intention is to
push tie enterprise. - One dsy this week
sn alteration took place IL N. W. Aidricb's
ca.p two miles east of here. ia which one
Of the participants was armed with large
butcher knife and the other an axe The
parties were separated by some OF the other
men before dong any damage
Lodge No. SIS. l. .. y. =, is receiving new
members nearly every lodge night
County Clers s. 3. Thstcbcr. in company
with . United States Marsha. passed
through town yesterday eBrouis 10 JOY
possofboe the United States Martial bay-
ing bus iness with J. X. Frick in reference
10 removing pine timber from . homestead
in violation OF the Homestead law.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
The cast for Richard Msnshelds great
performance of DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde,
at Powers next Saturday evening. is ~ iol-
RRv.the. bye there were many compliments

h Blythe bye there were manv compliments
heard in Powers this week for the purity
and beauty % tone OF the piano used on the
stage by Rosins Vokes' company. The
case. too, was a very elegant one. and. alto
geiher. il was the handsomest piece OF far
niture seen on the stage. The instrument
was one of the Chase Brothers upright
grands, and it is a credit 10 the manutact-
uring and musical genius OF the city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

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