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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-19

The rain was general in northern Mich
igan, and reports from various points
show that the forest fires, Which have
been raging during the week, have been
checked or extinguished. Further
trouble in his direction is not feared.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-19
Peasants PiIlaped Honse..

WARSAW, Sept. 1s.-At the close of a
fair held at Warminisch, Russian Po-
land, last week, the peasants pillaged
several houses and stole 20, 600 roubles
from the bank of the town.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-19
Dillon Released.

DUBLIN, Sept. IS.-John Dillon was re-
leased from Dundalk jail. He is in fair
health. A demonstration in his honor is
being arranged for at Dublin.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-19
Omaha Live Stock Market.

UNION STOCK YARDS,
OMAHA, Sept. 18.
$5.o096,50; good to choice, S3.50@5.10; me-
dunn, $~2.75D4.75; cows, S1.75@3.l9 10; feeders,
S2.3@3.0; range cattle, 81. 75@410. Estimated
| receipts. 1900.
HoGs-Market active, &c higher. Light,
S6,0o@6.0; mixed, S6.1065.30; heavy, $1,000
$40. Estimated receipts, 1900.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-19
A Phiianthropist Dead.

PITTsBuRG, Sept. 1S,-Joseph S. c..
Travelli, philanthropy t lied at his home
in Sewickley last ! 6 t. He has been
an ardent worker TO- che kindergarten
system in America and for the education
of convicts in p~enitentiaries,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-19
Live Stock.
UNION SrocK YARDs

UNION Stock YARDS.
CHICAGO, Sept. 10.
CATTIE-Cuiet. Corn-fed, $3.5086 .O5; stock
ers and feeders, S2.0003.20; Texans, 81. 4O@2 90;
stock cattle, $2,00@s,60. Estimated receipts,
10000.
~HoGs-Active. Mixed, S5.S5@6.Eo; heavy,
S6:1o@6.15; light, $6,2O@6.S5. Estimated re-
ceipts, 1900
SHEEP-Westerns, S2.758s.9o; Texans, $500
$3.50; lambs, $2.75@33O.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-19
The servian cabinet RESIGN,

BELGRADE, Sept. IS. - The Servian
cabinet has resigned. 1t is understood
Nj. J5van Rustics will become premier.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-19
Postal EmpIoye Remoyed.

CHICAGO, Sept. fS.-R. ID. Wilbanks,
superintendent of mails of the Chicago
postoffice, was removed by the post
master general, and Lawrence NJ. Cretep
appointed to succeed him.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-19
Heavy Failure in Austria.

VIENNA, Sept. 1S.-Albert Reiss, pro-
prictor of a large cotton printing mill at
Liessigg, has failed. His liabilities ere
81, 000, 600. ALI of the Vienna banks are
iuyo1ya5 u
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-19
Germans Expelled from France.

BERLIN, Sept. IS Advices from Paris
state shat fifty Germans have been ex-
PEELED from France on suspicion Of their
being spies.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-19

similar manner Her swindles are said
to foot up &c. 600, besides a large in
d~ebtedness to many merchants. What
she has done with the money is a mys-
terry. Her examination is fixed for Oct. /.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-19
Nominated by Acclamation.

MOBILE, Ala, Sept. 1s,-R. H. Clarke
of Mobile was nominated by reclamation
for congress by the Democrats Of the
First Alabama district.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-19
A Home for Augusta

BERLIN, Sept. 1S.-The kaiser has pur-
chased the villa Reiss in the Taurus
mountains, for his mother.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-19
A German Leader Dying.

BERLIN, Sept. 1S.-Carl Ruchbauer, 8
prominent leader of the German Liber
ais, is dying.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-19

For lame back, SIDE or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents,
Sold by r. NJ Ward, druggist,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-19
A Prominent Liberal Dying.

BERLIN, Sept. lS.-Carl Rochbauer, {
prominent leader of German Liberals, i,
dying,
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15
yesferday's Court Record.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-Geo. Loomis VS.. Daniel
O'Niel. assumpsii; motion on new trial ar
gued and submitted. Geo. G. Baker VS..
Richard Harmon. assumpsit; appeal dis
mi .sed for want OF security, with costs. in
cludiDg an attorney fee OF $40. Samuel L.
Ware VS.. VIM. Sipple; motion for srcurity
for COSTS denied. |. Nj. Weston We. 5. l..
Monroe ct al, ejectment argued and sub
miited.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Adelbert Livingston
ys. Vim. l.. Cooper, trespsss on the case; a
motion 10 dismiss argued and granted.
Dwight Brooks vs.. L. A. Stowe. csse; or
dered by the court that plaintiff file pond
in the SUN of 500. on or belNre i've days
|. III. Parrish VS.. VIM. Bradley, sssumpsit;
transferred from non-jury to Jury calendar.
The City OF Grand Rapids VS.. Frederick
Hansen. appeal ia the the matter of sen
tence extebdSd until May D. The People
vs. John Hindernsch, larceny; waved read.
log of Information and plead not guilty.
The People vs. John Ladder, larcsny;
waived reading OF examination and plead
| not guilty. The People vs.. VIM. Scott, lar
oeny; waived reading OF information and
pleaded not guilty. The People vs. A. J. Van
Nordhincen. larceny. plea guilty. The
| People We. Thomas AsrsdeD, larceny, waive
reading Of Information and pleaded not
guilty. The People ys. Vim. Henues sey.
assault with intent to do great bodily hs rm.
waived reading Of Information and pleaded
not guilty. The People va. Olive Wilson
and Geo. W. Van Zsodt. adultery. bench
warrant issued for Geo. W. Van IsodL
| Helen h. Bsteman vs.. Chsa Bsteman. di-
Yorcs. on trial
PRoBkTE-Eststs OF Joseph ssekeid. de-
ceased. order appointing LTdis A Sslkeld
! administrators. Estate of Allen Weeks
deceased, executors final account filed.
| hearing June :. Estate Of Walter Pierce.
deceased. order admitting will 10 probate.
Estate of Edwin Cummings. deceased. order
admitting viii 70 probate. Estsse of An
thony Yerkes. deceased. administrator .
second annual account flei. Estate Oi
| Catherine =. Roszsl. deceased. order allow
! ing executors fnai account distributing -
tate AID di.cbsrging him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

TIE entertainment ziven ct this popular
r-sort lsss evening vss far superior 20 snv
ether svsr presented st this resort, and re-
aects much credit on The cssersr. Manager
SMITH. Tor ths manner in which the sntirs
programme ~ss given The first part open-
inz sc>ns vss unique. the costumes sapsrb.
and wss p>rmeated with coed singing and
fanny iok>e 10 cbessnufs The clio vss
Of an unnsasl pr-ssrfstion szcn sp-cisltv
s-inx aesrtiiv sBpisud-d. -spec1sliv T. "
Nils IN his csrscter changes wno rss a
~heis show Ia himseif ~ vss th- o. pin
soar II he 2s,g circn-~-. Mr. HAIRY NJ. Par
ksr who deserves great cre<iif for BIS rsn-
tisrus1ir ssusnr, ment "a cunmsudinu as
csnius n<ssotons sftho1t the Use of waip.
bnt - fhs vurf ~ cammsnd. The lssos
--r- rrsnd snd n-vsr kefor- ccor,pisshed
~ snr ether daEs sen here. The hur-
i~-rs- TIE Invisible Prince - g. n
Rar-snsh. w>s nr-~~ns>d -ith Vim Hix-
Mlnris Rurrough. ia Ia cbsrsct>r ei
Frfnc-. ves sctef - p>rfscfien snd 80.
s,r>d we<wi6c-ntfr - ~sa tse Prf1eess
- - As AsstIte a. - Ainnts sod -
Primes Rush. 80 tssfii~ 1s<zurs~d. TIE
trsnstoFDst{cn .asns ne f-oiEien l3ratbo
80 rsrniacsnf-err sisze ~ spseadoT =
psinssa ~ NJ Reh~ft rsils, tss rnere&ui
"a strtia sssrs sf-ffa~~d ~ ~ a@e. =
Rzsa' ason. sasrhsn -
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

A oxxas1zstkes ts< <easa - khs tireait
Gssr< xss-1 Last Night
The foGsx Meas Pnohibszaoa Esstlnz N
tie Gregis Co2xt rosaa vss f&lns v<i -
t<nesa. tie cray haired yoanx men seipg
quits psenapsas. Afler shs minsk<s hsi
b<sa rad and the secretary properly roast
Cd Nr. AtwsEsf psoposed . ssna 70 tena-
n<xsnes ss<taz that VAS sssex s<ld in As~
fork - thst blessed nonsnt frlsndiy
sfssslnz TIE CHAIRMAN thsn announced
ne foilosinx eoss nifte~s
Constitution and BRAVE A. oven
crozser. l. II. stafford. w. 4. Nslksr. }.
II Ths~ aad Kew r. n BFcoka
Finsnae-Wss. Riehnoed. y. n. Walker
aad 4. X Themp<on-
ArrsBcemsnls ios state Convention Rev.
Jas. crozier. W. q. fossle. w, b. Tyler. l.
d. Roadeli. b w. hsrnsrd. j. w. Crowley
snd Geo. koelsf.
kseeptieo-E /. Briggs. Geo. Roeioh.
Rev. W. II. kansr. w. T. Anor, J. +
Richardson. l.. r. Alwxter. ). u. Pesrsoi.
y. y. Kinney. 4. J. stafford. Rev. c. l. Pres
ton. A. o. csczisr. Chairman.
Decoration Of Opera House-C. ID. Os-
born. A. T.. Chambers. III %. Wstroas.
Alfred Hall. Geo. Candes and Vim. Rich
mond
Fifty new members we're taken into the
club. making l5o in all.
The constitution and bylaws were read
aud adopted. Its Officers consist OF Presi-
dsnt. Two Wee Presidents. Secretary, Treas
arer Nsrshzl and Choristsr.
Amer wasting considerable amount OF
COMPRESSED air. the times OF meeting Was
fixed ~ every other Monday evening at 750.
81. II. W alksr polished OF A. q. Croxier
in . neat little speech ana proposed that he
be elected President of the club. The rules
were suspended and Mr.. Crozier was elected
K. HI. Stafford and j. IL. Thaw were elected
Vice Presidents. William Richmond was
elected Secretary and w. q. futile elected
Treasurer. There was not person present
woo was capsule OF holding The orice oi
Marshal 90 il was deferred nntil the nex'
week. w. III. Walker was mentioned fol
the office of chorister. but after listening tc
q sample of bis singing. the election OF that
importsst officer was postponed until the
l next meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15
Tho State Public school.

VIM. Sears. SUperiutendent of the Mich.
igan State Public School st Coldwster.
makes the following concise statement in
reference to that school.
l. The State Pablo School at Coldwater
is a temporary home for the dependent and
neglected children of the State.
2. These children are not criminals-un-
fortunate circumstances over which they
had no control are the causes OF their being
sent to this institution.
3. We desire to place these children into
families. and are seeking suitable homes
for this purpose.
T. There are generally about two hun
dred children in the school-of these only
about twenty are girls.
5. There being so few girls. the choice
among them is not nearly 60 good a
among the boys.
6. We have an excellent choice OF boys
from TO 10 years old.
:. There are few Doys over 10 years old
;. Any person desiring TO take these
children into their homes and hearts can
receive all information necessary by ad
dressing the Superintendent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15
PERsoSALIrrEs

DR.. and Mrs. Vssnboer left last evening
for Chicsgo 70 attend the National Physio-
Medical con vsosion. held at BloomingtOn
H., where the Doctor tskss charge OF the
section Of hygiene. They will return FRI
day.
Dr. Louis J. Bsrth and John Peck return
cd from Nlsgars Falls lsst evening The
Doctor mw the fslls for ths first time and
he thinks = cataract in the eve Is no COM
psrtson.
A. G. Bowman and James Buckley. Of
Petos<ey. Who afe delegates 10 the conciave
Of the Grand Commsndery. Knights Temp
lar. ara 10 the city stopping A. fns Morton.
w. Z. Cummings leaves this morning for
Pennsy ylvsnis on . short business trip. and
viii visit bis mother and sisters before re-
turning.
Or. J C. Parker left yesterday for Detroit
20 attend the seventeenth annual meeting
Of ibs United States Fisheries Association.
Game Warden smith has gone to Detroit.
where he viii read q paper before the
United States Fisberies Association.
Rev. chss. Fluhrsr and wife will leaves
this morning for Detroit 70 attend Rev. Dr..
Rsxford's fsrsveu reception
Miss Mary Roberts. OF Hastings, is the
guest Of bsr cousin. Miss Jennie Wilson. OF
L<ader.
Mr.. Thsodors Toedt win be the guest OF
Of Mr.. and Ms. Davis while Mr.. Toedt IS
iB the city.
Charles LsTour. editor Of The Hchigas
Fyse Masea. arrived ia town yesterday.
william Alden smith goes TO Lansing
today 70 attend the Supreme Court.
Judge NJ. Brown aud Charles Gay, Of Biz
Rapids. are IN ths cf1y.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15
AUTHORIZATION. A

The Usual Sunday and Saturday Grist
Ground Out with Neatness and Dispatch.
Court Officer Maher had the standing
room only" sign in the prisoners box yes
terday morning when the Judge assembled
the bench
Patrick Carroll was the first Sunday
drunk that got 1856. He paid up.
Patrick Dewey paid the same amount on
Sunday drank.
Hans Hansen tried to explain how he be-
came drunk. but went up for twelve days
lust the same. He was short S. 35.
C.. Van Munger spent Sunday in saloon
and it made him weary. $3.50 was the as
ssssment.
Jas. Wilson said he lived in Cadillac. bat
got drunk in Grand Rapids on Sunday.
Judge Holmes could not understand how
a man could get DRUNK in this city on Sun
day, when the saloons were all closed. so
be assessed him $635. Wilson is doing
time for fifteen days at the Jail.
Henry Psngborn was arrested on war
rant for being dsorderly, pleaded not
guilty, and will have a trial the 2ed.
Morris Duun and J. W. Conway, a couple
of smart alecks. called Officer Smith some
tough names. and were run in for it; 81 80
was the amount mentioned by the Judge
that it would take to heal the officer 8
wounded feelings, or fifteen days in jail
s. S. Carter, John Lewis, Robt. Walker
and s. Richter paid $3.50 each for indulg-
ing in little game of poker Saturday
evening. Ed. Starring. for running the
house, paid S2S.35. Starring said that be
did not keep the house. but he lired there,
so paid up and went away happy.
Oster Brown and Frank Fisher. a couple
Of colored bootblscks. paid $3-35 for gam
bling on penny scale.
Thomas Condley pleaded not guilty to q
charge of being drunk, and had his case ad-
journed until Wednesday.
David Fisher. for selling liquor without q
license, will have hearing tomorrow.
Nellie DE Young's case will come up agair
Thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15


~Nlnter ssiis hnsesz q be iap 81 spsn<s
Tat an oi1 ohssaal LES = sinz
- = hltef fsss <Ef - 40 go
zDFiRz E'l bellcs ana sssls f0- eek
Al wzs aaisl GA Esss a. iAsg night
IN tas Polscs Court yesterday sh,s.o vss
tsxsn ia.
The aT' social Is postponed anfii fhars-
day evening,
D.pAshens saz rsportsd al go scrisnsr-
o.. gesls1tsF
Ths Miller ssss oil Be On cali before
Jaates Welsh to-day
The Mystic shnnsn from Lnie>so siii
arrive toaeErDs nofainz-
Ia M. and Mrs. James 2. Roe. II sew
sus8 ave. = aims pound sifi-
The headquarters Of the Gfand Com
mssdsfY ara Al a~e~t > Hotel.
Il sno.-d again yesterday. % the date
slll haze - % enznSsa - Mar IA
The clerks Al Eiliost a Cos store have
challenged these 81 baFnss Bros. 70 play
case o.lL
TIE cily se2Eeng ger seems % laks dsEsh
Ia hauling his wagon load OF alta thronsl
Ibs main streets.
There vll o> xraad war soax concsft IN
ths DiEisioB street. N Il. chareh on Friday
sgsninz Mag p.
IL . not ofisn ths snow tails apon frui
trees IA full blossom buf sach . phsnome'
noo ~As sssn yesterday.
Jaege Montgomery held court in IA.
County Cierxs Office yesterday because ths
eourt room sss 80 eosd
Ava b. Eostsr. Of jennings. and Ars
MARY tissham. of this eify. we're nArrle<
yesterday by Ihos. Welsh. Esq
6efnhardt Rspp, at 100 stocking St. i
tas man Who goa uD 80 much OF 90 excite
meat Friday evening. and not Jake Kapp.
A vie wretch - fFsqssDunx Clinton 81
alley and his indecent habits are causi a,
the lssiiss Of that vicinity much annoyance
Deputy sheriffs Towers and Co~an wsn
ap 10 The D. 4 NJ. depot l4st evsning an
csDtursd seven trsmps- They we're lodges
IN ali
Tbs jack-screws are under the two-storJ
brick bloch near The corner Of Bridge ans
tanAl-sts-. preparatory 10 removing it on
OF ths vaf OF tne new Fuller BLOCK.
Haatly Russell. the man Who hit Edwin
fsllxss . clip Ia ths eye Saturday 3is IA
paid tS33 for bis fun yesterday. Fallas
thinks that Il vas worth more than that.
Ars Laura r. Adams and hsr son Ed
ward IA. have sold 70 j. NJ. Barnett tn
rssideBcs property on lot l6 and IL. bloc,
-. Dexter fraction, situated at IA Nortl
Dlsision near Lyon-st tor 5000.
William Scott and Thomas Marsdep. tn
yonng men vho are charged wish stealing
iot Of boots and shoes from Eaions BE
Hive viii De the hFst ones 10 have thsi
trial IN the Superior Coart. Their tria
vii begin this morning.
The Grand Rapids Academy Of Msdicin
wiii meet at the Morton House Parior
Wednesday evening. May 10, a. O'Clock
A paper viii De read by Dr. ). G. Grave.
subject. Progressive Surgery Discussion
viii % opened BY DE-. c. III. Holt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

To TIE Editor Of he rELEssts HsRsED-
There : sal case .cro<s tbs river. A
bov is about 70 de With malignant diph-
iberia He i q hsrd-workinx. intelligent
lsd. but Dis life has been anything bat
bright Brought up nndeS The suidsaos Of
= N seriv Old father, man who i mean
and ssi Ssh even 70 The vsrzs of cruelty is
40 pleasant psCsars 20 coBtsnl plsts, much
lers 30 pass oaes Ire bensSt1 - grasp.
This ed man owns cousiSershfs property.
: ans of our o1icisis. bnt hss driven tbs
BOY vhom he shozsd hsre l0vsi snd cared
for. - bed ef sickness The boys dinnes
hat - sauld take - york Na- small
enough 70 usse AZ Invalid birsh, and
his clofhinx vss so pooy ss scsrcslv 81
sever n. nskesinrsz. Hs msfe rnsst wsg~s
for a ooy--<7 = week -bus The OH skin 3
Sat ofs f.fher you'd fsks every cent nof
svsn spsrine hin als snie far he MADE NJ
csY rlss s.riy 10 ths rssfnsuz sefsr< ~sFt.
sn6 ~ith ~ helr ~ hftis sssfsr ID 80
.ssh ~ ~ fh~ saussh1e4 fhsrs = 10
snnthsF s1f 500 a. ~ pooF al . o. ~
8~sfhh~d - cd German wssasn = fhers
s. Sc rigg erEa ess~s r1s.d naf h- saa~s
~ orsr~r 81 fs~r~ "a msnr = tsis ssfr
eifg ~ aesnd asusfs III
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15
ToMoRRow's CONVENTION.

Preparations for the prehibitioa state Con
--stiosr-as.- Meeting in th- Evening
The local Prohibinonists are hustiiug
themselves. preparing FOR the State couven-
ton tomorrow. Their headquarters will
- st The Eagle Hotel where a large NUM-
b-r Of dslexstes viii stop. The State Cen
trsl CommItt-- viii meet this syening and
prepsrs for the vork tomorrow and select
he temporary Chairman.
Besides slecfing delegates. one Of the
chief objects Of The convention viii be the
selection Of . rev Chairman Of the State
Central COMMITTEES and Secretary. and for
taese places thers has been considerable
qnirt wire pulling Of late The convention
vii 30 called - orfsr tomorros forenoon
q IL o'clock IN Powers Opera H0ase. aud
the grand rally viii - heid IN toe evening
o. be sane place. Is - expected thss Ex-
Goy-rnor ST John, Gen. Clinton ,. Fisk
ssd Professor Dickie viii bs present In The
ss.slng and address tie s.semblsxe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

A regular meeting Of the Humane So
eieiy Was held last evening II the once oi
l.. 5. Provin. There were present hessrs.
Fluhrer. Angel, Elliott and Mrs. l.. 3
Proyin. Agent kennedy reported cases
from April 10 to May IA as follows: Hors<
killed, = horses ordered Of the street. B
rsprimsnds. Z; rnaawsyS caught. 2 other
cases investi gated. 1: total "a. The Prssi-
dent wss requested 10 address letter 20 the
sewers Sunday schools. inviting contribu-
tons The following donations we're re-
ported. Foster, Stevens & Co. Spring & Co.,
T. ID. Gilbert. J. II. Wonderly. l.. II Withey
& Co.. III. j. Hollister. Allen Dnriee, Sis
each; Cash. IS, Universalist Sunday School
SIS: j. r Barr., A. @. Hodenpyl. Morgan q
Avery. Crockett q Hopkins, - each; q. A
Wolf. 81. Total. $50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

Oriental Chapter. Eo. 81. Order Of the
Eastern Star. will convene at their hall on
West Bridge-st. shis evening when the de-
grees of the Order will be conferred on
several candidates. II is expected that
several members of the Order from neigh
boring towns will attend, ~ several will be
in the city to attend the meeting of the
Grand Commsndery Of the State. which
begins tomorrow morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

In tie Circuit Court yesterday Eliza Tisdy
commenced divorce suit against her hus-
band. Edward Tieiy The complainant
alleges thar fheY we're msrried March -.
1881. that Der husoand refuses to support
her sad bss treafed her with cruelty. s1d
that ~ ~ound up shsir married life IN 1885
BE- desertInr her aIioEetler.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15
Their Annual.

The annual statement of the Grand Zap
ids Lubricsior Company was fled yesterday
with the County Clerk. as required by law
The capital stock OF the company is $4,000
amount actually paid IN. f5.367.50. amount
invested in resi estate, 5000. amount o
credits. 800. The stockholders are: Chss
L. Davis. Cbas. c. Bunting. J. H. Parker.
:. Davis, NJ. 9. Herrick. Cbs.. j. Holt. I
l.. Bunting. A. 3. Campbell and d. L. Cam
nan
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

Mrs A. VI. Moifst, Of Detroit, National
Superintendent OF Temperance Work
Among Soldiers and Sailors. vill address.
the veterans st the Soldiers Home at D.
m- today. A conveysncs will be in wait
ing at Arcanam Hall ., .. m. sharp 20
accommodate those wishing 10 attend Gus
ter and Chsmpisin Relief Corps are cordi.
ally invited.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

WNNrfhftLs = TUX n - t<AAtEH*-
What. acquire the substance of diffeals
book 81 one reading les. witheas any
doubt. This can be accomplished by Prod
A. iseisesies syslem of memery trslninf
The Professor has taught tnls nsrseloas
method 70 isnuaenss classes ~ the principal
colleges Of lie oountfs. % classes Of insI -
Rsitinore. 1905 ss Detroit. 1900 81 ftils
cslphia. lifS 81 Washington. ixlo al Bos
ton. etc. lie also teaches il perfectly by
correspondence. The method strengthens
the memory for every service. Nrife for
prospectus "a Prof A. Lolsstie. 2S7 fifth
ave, New York.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

A. J. Van Nordhuyzen. the man who
snatched the purse from . lady on the
streets some time ago, pleaded guilty IN the
Superior Court yesterday. Judge Burlin-
game will enquire into the facts about tue
case today before passing sentence upon
him. The facts in the case seem TO be that
the man was in hard luck and stole because
he was In want
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

All snperfuous hair. moles. warts. wens.
tumors, hemorrhoids. cancers. ~ NOT pre-
riosisiy operated on) and all sbnormal
growths permanently and psiplessly re-
moved by Eieoroysis at the parlors of l..
Won Dolcke. NJ. j. and Electro therspeutist.
~ Crescsntave.. Grand Rapids. Mich.
daily from 8 p. m. TO p. N.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15
A Small EirA.

Yesterday afternoon q one-story frame
house at l79 Sheldon-st was damaged about
500 worth by fire. The house was occu-
pied by s. Lopez. who losses $50. insured,
and II. Brown, who lost about 500 with
no insurance. The cause of the fire Is I'M
known
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

Rev. Levi Masters. pssfor ~ he M- =
church ~ Kalsmarpo. commenced a snit in
IN. Circuit Coarf yesterday - forecios> .
rsorsr.4s thsf he holes ea rs~ce ~ isna
- na~as township esned ~ eiie= Hsfton
NJ xssfers isnei NJ Hstton 500 ~av
hsek in iss1 whlie Masters wss resiasat
~ Na4tlevftle
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15
The Derby Won by Macbeth.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 1.-The Kentucky
Derby, run this atternooo, resulted in vic
tory for the Chicago horse, Macbeth, which
won by nearly q length untouched by the
whip. Gillifet second, White third. Time
23St, Distance, one and half miles.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15
A Big suit.

Judge Montgomery was busy yesterday
trying the case of /. NJ. Weston VS.. s. l..
Monroe The case involves $3.50. 900 worth
of land, situated in Mecosta county, and is
Que of considerable importance.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15
Bis Mother Dead.

A. B. Kennan. Treasurer of the O-Wash
ta-Nong Club. received a dispatch yesterday
morning announcing that his neither had
just died at Springfield. Ohio. Mr.. kennan
at once left for Norwslk, Ohio, his old
home, where his mothers remains will be
sent for burial
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-15

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