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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
IT WAS NOT TASCOTT.
The Chicago Police suspect That He Is
Stiil In That Civ.

The Chicago Police suspect That He Is
sim I'm That City.
CHICAGO, Feb. 24.-Chief of Police Hub
bard received a dispatch tonight from De-
tective Aldrich, who was sent to Lebanon,
Mo-. to identify the man arrested there as
Tascott, the Smell murderer. The dispatch
simply said Wrong man. Leave for
Chicago at ii o'clock with pictures"
Just as thought" said Chief Hubbard,
when he had read the dispatch throsgh
several times. II had hopes of better news" I"
Il thought we had Tascott sure" said In
spector Bonfeld. and L was justified in
thinking so, considering the tone of the dis
patches we received last night
Ii is stated that a new line of action will
now be adopted in the search for Tascott.
Some OF the police officials believe 1sscott
mas not lett the city but is hidden here by
his friends, who are looking after his wei
fare until they can arrange to get him out
of the country without danger TO him or
themselves. The police. therefore, while
following up closely outside clues will de-
vote great deal OF their time 10 a thorough
systerdauc search of Chicago and Its
v1ciu fv
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

Ins 0rssd Hsssa Episcopal >ehooi-sne
hundred Thousand Dollars Ia DO Haissd-

HE 0rssd nsvea Episcopal >chooi-tne
naaasea Thousand Dollars to DO Saissd-
.ns. lsass q, "a fa.s1esa stts-a-
GxASD HAYES, Feb. 24.-Bishop Gillespie.
Of Western Diocese Of Michigan. today
sent 10 the committee appointed to raise
saaas for tns new Episcopal school st
Grand Haven a donation Of 5000 from
David Henning. OF Chicago. together with
as own gin al 500. The Bishop also wrote
Ne following letter.
rncmss A PARSE Chairman o. the Committee of
ne proposed school, Al Grand Haven.
NJ DxAR SIR / subscribe $500 on The
sndowmsag fund % the Diocesan school IL
= thirteen years today since / was ecs-Se-
rated BisbOp Of this Diocese. l make this
subscripticn 10 recognition OF the mercies of
cod toeard me and NV diocese. Looking
sorwaft I ear have no stronger desire than
that I may see this school firmly esiao-
Asbe1 I relieve that I cannot leave the
3iocese what would be raore for IT'S benefit
should The project fsii and We be COM
s,e.led 20 return the property % the gen
rruus donor. the latter days Of my Eotsco-
ostp would be clouded. and iees that
-sri-s Of discoursgsments would settle down
ia the diocese.
Nav God. who ruleth al rearts. avert
this new aud great tziAi from me 80 our
lOvsd diocese.
Yours very truly.
6EoscE .. GJLLEsPrE.
81 Matthias Day 1sSS
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
HOT FOR THE PESTOR
4. &c sEnsATloN At KALAMAZOO
80. cbazlss Elifs fhe oessAiss % "a -
a.. Edstlo1 sf . eessP-pss-t %
sraEl snIzin <enfs1osd fos tie
-O1ae1 stats eeNe

K.IazAkao. Mica. FEB. zf~-ChaFies r
nns pastor Of las nissFian charcn. -Do
b1s been under Investigation, m4ds de-
fsnss IL ia charges AGAINST him oy saJins
sn1G lhs stariss fr0al ~ Pleasant ~sfe tas
sssalt * spite ga ths par u the people Of
tazf plaee. caused b. Aliiss exposures OF
Infiiaa And frsnds These rxPosuFss ~sfs
-. h M Nss YORK EEensag F1st, tas
Toronto GtSs and the Boss0o Her1sA
- sosSer "a tals A y. Brosn, editor q
The A0rihs<1fsrls fFsttr.es a. NJ. Pleasant,
hxs prepared i0r clrct4slloa IA Asssnia~1o
a. ~sxlra, Ia ~hlch as charges Eiiis W.tn
o~iaz aftsr5y insmof4l snd depfaEed- HE
80. n. mnch matter sAieh - is
lacs 4Dpsagz 20 Dc proof Of ne charge.
Ssmael Woodwork OF Ak. Pleasant
flyuishss anldayis thai be elected Ellis
from bis house Dor grossly in-uitlng
ars W0ods0fth. There . sermon
win vulgar passages ia D Shicn, e Il al
l~ssd. Ellis preached % q large congregation
A. NJ Pleasant. a copy of he odl for IL
vorce, alsd tn 1891 sxalnss zllis ia coia-noia
county. OhIo. charging thai ne nad never
sa2portsd bis vile since % married her IA
fsIE letter iFonl ex-Dosernof JsfoMe,
n, the susct that EllIs reputation In
nj Peasant ~as unsay0ry letter
froaa Dr. Sunderland, 0f Ann AEoOr, say
ing that ths seTtaon sdvsrted 20 was SUI
ncisnt 70 destroy Ellis usefulness aud that
his rspui alton - taat % mean, los
coarse. unIusE. maiieious and unrutnioi
saao. a lsJler trem Landlord AAiiette, Of
~ Pleasant. sayIug tna@ be put Els oai
Of his nosel tor repeatedly telling dlrty
stores. snd hluch niore 20 tno sane eIsc1
EDITOR Br0sns extra Slil cause sensa-
tea here. aud ar. Ellis viii probably Al
sacs Be callsk ca 20 defend bis character.
one church cssmmlttse here las already AZ
Quilted Mr.. Ehs Of charges oroagtt Ngsinsi
hiua. bat tns a'sertioBs Ia tdiiox brosn !
extra cover much new matter that viii havs
20 be met snd disproysd Il Mr. Ellis - TO
conunus Ia his sosk here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

LONDON, FEB. 24-rhe prospectus has
been issued OF the London PrOduce Clearing
Ho1se Company limitedl. This company,
which has q capital OF Il 10000 proposes
to place on a secure basis. By system OF
deposits. dealing IN produce for future de-
livery. the want of which has caused q con-
siderable diversion Of English business 10
foreign markets Coffee, sugar, metals. cot
ton, corn, seeds. etc, come within tie
sphere Of the company. Among the nsIses
attached TO the prospectus are those OF the
Barines. Rothschilds. fFuling AND Ooschen,
HaInbros, Hulhs and senroeders.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

BERIrS FEB. 2f.-Importsnt changes in
the command Of the army are sKpeeted 20
be made soon. r Is rePortea thar General
the Han0vs Fisn coTps. thar General HasEe
Ter vii succeed General von Wsitersee ss
QuaTfeTmsster General. tbsf General yoa
Biuusutbsi - rsslga 81 account of Cd
aes snd rHi - sppo rtea Inspector. sua
tast General eroHmaa 49, succeed Seners
Won BlnmeBthsl n tie command of tie
Fourth corGs,
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

The pAea0seu4l success of Richard
Msnsaeid II AIS .'DF seksa ana Ar
HYDE wA be rspsstsa a. Powers Opera
House tonizhL Al Bss Cits and sas sinss
isss night snd the aight before tls seier
p.2yeo % tie eapAciiy 81 tie theatre.
rheEs are about sixts seats lefi on tia lover
noor Of Power 4his niorutnE. fnoss sho
desire 10 witness tais strangely fascinating
perf0rmsnce should secure them cary TO-
DAY. Mr. Nsnsllsld Is under the sasnage-
lnent oi b ~ Prlse. an old Detroit news
paper niAa. and The company which sup
poTss hlm Is al unusually good one, with
JohnI. Sullivan, orEnd Rapids issaritt,
IA The leaa. The booksellers have had
what the prosslle Fsbble call a picnic IN
selling copies Of 4 ebert lsaUls Stevenson ;
''otTaDge story oi Dr gskyl sad Ar. Hyoe
during TIE past week Tonight VII see =
brilliant and iashiOnss.s suoienos si
Powers
AT 2sdmonds this afternoon aud even
ing will De given the last performances 81
Fishers extrasxgsntly funny c0ngl0ners
ton called "A Cold Day.
Jglia Narlowes eHquisiieiy beautiful
AfI1 3tttaAlSo A0ArANCt altfa-
tion when they were hung up IL tbe LOBBY
al Powers and In the windows about town
yesterday.
"a Chip Of the Old Block" is the dry
title Of Manager GaTw0od's next attraction.
Powers Grand Opera House will be beau
utully decorated for the Eiks benefit March
p. Several fashion boxes vii be added 10
the auditorium for the occasion.
John 7. Sullivan used 20 be tie ticket
accountant Of the Michigan Central railway
al the general Offices ia Detroit. de maot
his debut IN a minor character ia Rose
| dale, and met With such Immediate sac-
cess that he Immediately rssigaed bis posi-
ton and began studying for The sage. lie
Is one OF the most promising of tie young
leading men of America
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

CHAsIorrs. Feb. 2t.-Casrlotie has At last
GOT NJ q natural gas excitement which sp-
pears 70 be vel founded. Georgs II. Myers,
a xss ard oil sxrers from ne Ohio fields. is
IN th~ city On visit and has with him q
aiav,s-e ~ which ne - abe - ascertain
pretty definitely - ~ TIE sKistence Or Ess
or not ia = given ioca.ity. Re hss made =
raraffl sxafninslicn. snd fn3s decided in
sicsto1s. RUNNING from che inertia Test part
IL tns citv sr8oad 90 the EASTERN PARK cir
,.lirx = 1narter 80 the -Itr limits Myers e
rarv ssaZui8e Of andluE gss IN paying
quantities. sud the people sfe uuca excited
- consequence.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
Art Students In Paris.


wherrver est students do congreente there
you mev always hear wonderful stories n
saving the sos Over their cafe uoir and
cigarette. inevltahis conclusion to their simple
dinner. thsy discuss With equal ease tho latest
u1aztarpiecs o. Bonnat or Bougoresu and TIE
newest thing IN cbeap restaurants IN the
same breath thev moufn a. lost So EXTRA sou
given in pourboire ard the missing sETns q
the Venus o. Milo One Young sculptor iells
ho-s be bats up his clay. While smother er-
.ssfns bow he beats down his oobbiey A long
lerce1 - ter. vh0ss t~inkf.rz eye gives ths
lis 70 his solemn ia-r. dsrk KY hints ~ attend
in- evening sohoei throaEh The winter for TIE
ssss 81 ssvinz bis Own fuei. ~hsrsUpon =
kindred srarit sunouross that hs has made
out thirty night programme = evening
cas- with tbs same pi0us end in view
Naturally goodlv portion II ttst indefns-
BE something thsf tAs Ffsuch cali hlaTus
lsEvsns tks s-riousn>ss q these speeches hot.
claa aside. there sre 5o8fflezs grams - tr8ta
left fhs p,rovsTbiai tr8s words spoken in 5-st
i 7ray - sh1s b. vho today se-Eut naerTsee1
n morrow Wi -est RS brss5 vith tesrs p
sTwe-s 81 toconsl1er. TOO eurioss'T - crnsider.
Al tte eeonsrnies = stufe1t lfs. they srs ~
10 means conan.sd ~ shslte7. food au1 e1s7b-
iaz tlse reere Fs@-ess liss ~ exixfenne YaT n
/. ~ she necesss - lat th- uznecass ies
faas cosns * Is nof to sxEecesa szreyss flsis
~ corrected tket c-1feunis rs. BIZ i1f
ts5 sad pezr5 rnsst ~ s1usrs II - fscs 4
s su tisntrs Fss or ph1s0EraE.h erlse-
rns oaE 6s s7ppers. a-r f1e snd ts1H
fsf-s rssas Es~ + ear ten.sf ~ 81 facteur eon.
c.zs a6d rsrcaz tssst e1rse - he65fc sne
stst-ss n tas zzrk II 5 -rser bard f7- th.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

An kseessea ia " atch the Tables a
14rnsa oE Hoaas hale

IoSDoS Fsb. 24-fhe Parliamentary
election ia the Donoesser Divisaon II tie
West Riding u Yorkshire. 10 RI the
sscancy caused by the resiguzsion Of Ma
Ter :. Sairify Liberal. was aeld tocay ana
resullsd ia victory foF ghs Liberal Unicn-
ists. their czndid4ts. Hon. VI. H. fiUwal-
liral, receiving o5i votes zssiast > as tsF
spencer b2lfouT. TIE tslaast0nian oeaolSa1e
In the pgssi01s elect'on TIE Sose was AT,
Shiney Liberal 5to9. Hon. "a. ii. fasz-
William Liberal L DiOnisll. 4 T92
TIE Governments victory wGs CON
pleis surprise. Ii is certain that Il Was
brought about by the lzbored Innuenoe Of
Nj. Elzwiiliam. coupled with the facs thai
n e Liberals will not contest the election IA
hampstezd where d vacancy exists by re4-
son Of the elevation Of SIR Henry Holland
Colonial Secretary, 10 the Pesrage The
result OF the election II DouCasisr renders
the Liberal Unionisls very Jubllant
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

NEW York, Feb. 24.-The Produce Ex-
change today adopte resolutions declaring
that ths growth Of the adulseratiOn OF food
products threstens to iniure the character
to commercial prosperity of the United
States. ard urging National legislation TO
prevent such adUlterstion. The resolutions
request other exchanges throughout the
country TO cooperate IN this matter. A
committee vas appointed to urge the sub
ject before Congress and adopt such meas
ures as they deem best 70 further the de.
sired object
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
SIATE sPlRiTuALiSTS.
The Annual Convention Being Hsl
Hero-Ihs Speakers.

The Annual Convection BEING Held
Hero-Ihs Speakers.
The Michigan State spiritu&iist Society
commenced three days session yesterday
afternoon in the Royal Araanum hall, ia
the Hanish building. on Wa eTIoo-si This
Is the sixth annual Convention OF the so-
ciety and there are ABOUT BOO members
present, including many ladies. Vice Pres
ldeni. W. .. Knowles, of this city. presided
in the absence of President Giles b. Steb-
bins. OF Detroit. VINO resigned the oif1ce
SONS thee month ago. Z. ~.
Potter. Of this CITY acted IN
the capacity Of Secretary. Dr. Knowles
opened The meeting with a welcoming sd-
dress IN which he spoke OF the progress OF
the society. and welcomed the outside
members IN the name OF the local so
ciety. Hon. l.. V. Goulton then delivered
q stirring address which was undoubtedly
OF much interesl 10 those present.
AT the evening session. despite the IA
clomency OF tue weather. the cosy hall wss
nlled 10 listen 10 the address of Mrs Pear
sail. This lady spoke al some length on the
methods Of Spiritualism and related some
interesting incidents OF seances and tests by
mediums.
1t was decided that sli the meetings dur
ing the session should he held IA the hall.
as several OF the members objected TO hay
ing the sunday meeting held in an opers
house.
Mr. Stebbins, who had arrived from De-
trolt IN the meantime. made q short ad-
dress, and remarks were also made by
several others of the members. Augustus
Day, OF Detroit. is also here and will address
the meeting today Miss Maud Brown, the
musical medium Of Kalamazoo is expected.
and a number Of manifestations and sesnces
are on the programme.
This morning = conference will he held
from $50 10 1870 which is open TO the pub
lie. W. al. Blair, OF Chicago. who is ex-
pected to arrive this morning. will then
address the meetlD< after which Ar. Day
will answer questions from the audience IN
regard 10 spirlt1alIsm etc
At the afternoon session the FIRST business
will be the election of officers. after which
addresses f.om Giles b. 6teDoins. Of Detroit
and Hon. L. Y V.Moulton. will be listened 10
Questions from the audience viil then b.
answered by the mediums present Tn,
session will convene through sunday. when
addresses viii be delivered by well known
speakers. closing Sunday night
WANTS - "a advertisements under 0r afpo1q
N 4. p g.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
The Prize Ball.

The Sons of Veterans armory on Pearl
ST. has been refitted and improved. and now
it compares fsvorsbly with those OF the
other companies. The ball given there by
the Maple Leaf Club last evening was at
tended by about seventy couples. The
masquerade costumes were comicsl and
pretty. A lady's and gentlemans prize
were given by numbers The lady's prize
was number thirty-four. and the lady hold
ing that number can get it by calling At
Frank Williams store, 81 Nonroe-st. G.
l.. Hickox drew the gentleman's prize, a
handsome cigar holder.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
SENTENCED soR LIFE.
The ssvsrsst Ysa2stv Of ths Law for On
Outraxeous Crime

DrrRsrr. Eco. 2l.-fne iary IN the case
against Frank Herbert for cohabi,iag with
a daughter or Andrew r. Gray. sss being
aud~r the sre Of "a years. brought in
verdict OF Ealy IBIS afternoon, after having
oeen our less than one minutc. Judge
swif immsdistsly imposed TIE sevsrsss
seoalrv of the lar--imprisOnment at Jack
son for aie.
Agnes NJ Grsv. Hsrbert . viciica.s modest
lookiua liEtls girl Of L.. swOre that iAst
Autumn he srsiuced her She swore that
sbe nsa thought II wrong. but aeroerts =
specious arguments and the xnOwisdge Of
~. hfxn esteem in ghiCa her parents held
hiup made her think that it wssn't bad,
perhaps. after all
Haoers vas boarder in the house Of her
father Andrew ". Gray.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

NEw YoRK. Feb. 24.-The TIm>s exposes
another trust in the shape Of the consoli-
dated ultra marine company. The principal
firm ia il is that OF Heller 4 Herr, who
m.sie large fortune in their oolOring pow
der before other houses went into the
manufacture. Prices then dropped to an
figure. until Heller s. Herr got
their competitors % pool issues with them.
Prices hsv. since advanced from 81 to ~
cents per DoCnd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

IsxsrNs. Feb. 2t--At the meeting Of the
er.od Lodge q odd Fellows last night. the
matter Of the suspension Of Heoron Lodge,
o. Marshall Vas brought up ou COMMITTEES
report. The lodge had 1888 on hsud AMI
the ulenibsrs voted themselves suspension
,aris and whacked ap tie funds among
fh.useiv ves. instead OF turning the property
over 90 the Grand Lodge. 70 vas decided
40 unfrilowship all The members % that
iosir~ anless they return shs property within
ninety Gays. II hey DO this they vii Be
xrantei withdrswals IN regular form. This
course viii probably be adopted "a it Il
claimed there Vas no notion Of wr0nging
tke Grand Lodge.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
An Ex-Prisoners' P.n.ion.

WAsHINGToS. Feb. 24--rhe House Com
mittee on Invalid Pensions haye decided to
report fsvorably on the ex-prisOners of war
pension bill. 1t grants a pension at the
rate fixed by law TO all who were thirty
dsys or more confined in Confederate pris-
ons and gives them 81 n oay outright for
each day more than thirty they were so
Imprisoned. Favorable reports will also
Ne made on the bill increasing the pension
for disabilities to $50 month
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
Len Vi. bride in tn. Lurch.

TIFFIS, Ohio. Feb. 24.-Joseph Sohn, a
prominent young clerk, left the city sud
denly on Tuesday for parts unknown, send
inz TIE keys Of toe store back By mai. He
vas TO have been married 20 a very sstim-
able young lady Of this city Wednesday
evening and she Is almost distracted by
bis desertion- He has always borne an ex-
csllent reputation, and people are greatly
surprised at nis acton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
SIR JOHN CONVERTED.
Impressive scene at Great Revival in
OTTAWA

Ottawa.
OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 24.-The talk OF the
city Just now is the conversion of Sir John
A. Macdonald, under the ministrations of
the evangelists. Crossley and Hunter. Sir
John had been a very frequent attendant at
the meetings. in which hs had displaced the
deepest possible interest. aud last night he,
with Lady Macdonald, first stood mp among
those who asked for the prayers of the con
gregati0D, anu later on. wnen an invitation
was given to those 10 arise who loved the
Savior and had given their hearts TO him.
AMI was starting on a new life, they both
promptly arose. The meeting was one of
the most wonderful ever held in Ottawa.
fully l.0J0 persons having been TUNED from
tue doors.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
In the senate.

day the bill to prevent pool selling. gam
bling and betting in Washington was fla
yorable reported.
A resolution was adopted calling upon
the P;esiden. for information as TO whether
the French Government excludes any
American products from her market. and
whether any correspondence was passed
between the two governments in reference
TO the invitation 10 the United States 10
participate in the proposed Partisan Expo
sitlon
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
Diving From the Bite of a Pig.

T. w. Winchester. manager of Hon. c. C..
Comstocks farm, was bitten by pig few
weeks ago, the thumb of his left hand being
lacera.ed. He is now in very critical
condition, as blood poisoning ensued from
the wound, and the wounded hand and
arm have mortified to the elbow, and the
veins in all parts OF the body are swollen
and some of them bleeding, and bis recov-
ery is dispaired OF. He has brother living
in the city and daughter who has been
summoned from the East TO see her sick
father
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
THE CASE Or GOULD AND SAGE.
The Examination OF sidney Dillon Before
the Grand Jury.

Inc tsFaNu July.
NEw YORK, Feb. 24.--The case OF Jay
Gould, Russell Sage and the Pacific bond
holders, was again taken up by the grand
Jury today. The examination of Sidney
Dillon. the capitalist, was continued and
two other witnesses were called in. Colonel
Fellows and Mackenzie Sempie listened to
the proceedings for half an hour, and wer,
then closeted with several LAWYERS In the
District Attorney office. Inspector Byrnes,
who hovered about the grand jury room
yesterday made his appearance again today.
and be is understood 10 be watching the
prospective witnesses. The body adjourned
at O'Clock and were discharged till Mon
day.
Sir. Semple said this morning that there
was a strong possibility OF the case being
decided by Monday night.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

made ss The Clarendon Hotel. The Office
has been greatly enlarged and 8 fne Dev
reading room pat IN. and tie ofice. reading
roum end dining room have beer. reuzpefed
and PAINTED thrournoat. making decided
improvement IN that popular hosteirie.
The Messrr. kihesn sc deserving of credit
for their new departure. sud John smiles
wifn sush io'iv hilsriiy tbs' be shskes the
BridFs-sf- Bridge - its very iouuastion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

LoSpoS, Feb. 24.-Justice Denman, OF
the Queens Bench Division. High Court OF
Justice. sitting at Imwich, IN the case Of
poacher who had severely wounded a gate
keeper. held that the keeper had no right
TO arrest and hunt poachers as he would
wild beasts. tie said that po1ching was
only a lnisdemeanor. The jury acquitted
the poacher on the ground OF seli-defense.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

CoLuxsgs. 8 G.. Feb. 24.-Wm. Myers.
white. lived With oolorsd woman in this
county and had several children. A party
Of men. topunish thsir conduct. surrounded
the house Wednesday hight barred the
doors sn3 windows on the outside and set
The binding on firs. Myers cut bis wsy
ont with an AZ and saved the lives Of his
family. bat al Tere badly b@rned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

0T-sTA Nat., Feb. z3.--Tt = believed BY
conservatives hsrs thst. il or1sr - iEduce
Novs ScCe& % sccept tie ner 6shsry
treaty. = lsrre sVpeniit1rs - public moneT
IN fhst rrorl1ce ~tiI ns rr1viGst f0r in the
estirnstsS. some say fbe iron s1fies So -
he decreased snd e very nesvT satg risced
"a ztesi rss
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

SrzrrLrV. Ne5. F-s 24-Johu Lspschs
Ex-gouafy Treasurer e Coissx c5unty. lea
for parts nnkaowa ~esk 40. Bst noth-
sD~ wss thossxHk - sis sb-e7es a. the aas@-
Ho~erer. e ass stace h~en siscn~sred sbst
he : soort n STATE funds svv 3 go Hs
RS rre7nsr~nrlv as4ntiooe1 f,r SEsre frsas-
ar ard wsx ~s-y eepnls<.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
"BLlNKY" MORGAN MAD.
Impatient at the Restraints Imposed Jpo
Him at Columbus

CoLUNBUs. o.. Feb. 24-"Blinky" Nor
gan, alias Conklin. is quite furious Dow-a-
days over the fact that the peniientiary oifi-
cials have placed sn additional guard in the
annex, where he and other prisoners con-
demned 10 be hanged are confined. He ex-
presses bis disgust in profane rsving. char
acterizing IL as even more watenfcl meas
ure than the Rayenna officials used when
he was there.
He has had a dream which also affects
bis mind. He dreamed that be saw Cough
Inns family crying. and il has 80 worked on
his mind that he requested that a note be
sent 10 Mrs. Cougaiin asking if IL were
true
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
THE C. a. r. BOYS
Commander Rutherford Make. the Grand
Ro1nds.-

Commander Rutherford Makes the Grand
Ro1nds.-
The handsome Commsnder-in- Chief Of
the Grand Army boys OF Michigan. l. g.
Rutherford, who has q hear; as big a. that
other Hart IN which be lives, arrived In
town last evening from Bay City. he hsv-
ing been making the grand rounds ia
the northeastern part Of the State. At
Midland Wednesday night be was pre-
sented with a magnificent goid-besded cane
by the members Of Dwight May Post. A.
bay City CommaDder Rutherford inspected
the post and vss banqueted, and be had a
jolly time with the boys al saginaw and
SIT Pleasant.
The Grand Army is growing throughout
the state. there having been eighteeB new
posts organized during Commander Ruthsf-
lords administration. The recruits bsve
increased the ranks 300 per cent. during
the past year.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25
A sudden Death.

Henry Dowd lives at the corner Of Taylor
and Coldbrook-sts. Last evening while at
tea Mrs Dowd complained OF feeling cold
and arose TO put some wood in the stove.
As she was doing so she suddenly fell to
the floor IN an insensiole condition. A
physician was summoned but she was dead
before be arrived. Her death is attributed
To heart disease.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-25

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