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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

DR.. G. r. Hsbard. of Grai1field. Kas., Is
TIE guest Of relatives and friends IN this
city. lie formerly resided here. and Is
much surprised a. the many improvements
which lave Teen made daring the last tnrse
years.
Fred r. Leonard hss gone East for the
further teRgft of cis health which has been
improving rapidly Of late. The prospects
Of his complete recovery are very good.
Farnhsm Lyon, proprietor of the Ban
croft House. Esst Saginaw. il visiting rela-
tves and friends n tbs city while attend
ing the Democratic Convention.
Charles w Clisbis. 0l Cassopolis. Is the
guest Of Mr and Mrs.. George Raymond. Of
thsrr7-st He vas delegate 10 the State
Republican Convention
Frank Forbish. for some time past with
The Auburn Paper Company, OF this city.
las resigned his position and viii travel for
Chicsgo paper house
pr. Louis Barth and John z. Peck lsft
LAT evening for Niagara Falls. They will
return Moaesy after taking bath under
the cataract.
Charles Johnson, who has been III at The
Vendome for the past two weeks, was ont
yesterday for The arst time since he was
taken sick.
Harry O. Msnheunick and Miss Auris I.
4aLaEs NsIr WtfElrl t&et efsAtaG - nc
rcsidsncs oi ths brides parents In PARIS
tosnship.
Harry Perkins leaves for the East on
Noasiar next for ths benefit Of ais hssith
BE will spend part of the So MINER st Sa-
lem, Mass.
Harry O. VANITY. II the Msnis,ee D-sao-
crrf .s pntiing in iuN time attending the
convention and visiting friends IN tb,s city
G. W. Wsrnstts. Of Mecosts county. Is =
deIerate % the bsnocfstie convention re
vas formerly a resident o. Kent county.
Hon Francis Iefsllisr isfr on Wednesday
fer New y orx sud on Saturday next vii
sal. for Europe on sn extended rip.
Mrs ~ Huilstsr. Of Livingston ST. has
eone 30 NiiNsukes rhere s1e Vii spend
month Win rsialves.
Charles r. Cowden. the bright young
editor % the Rockford Rsgistr las been
and CONS and done lL
Rotsr, " Merrill. 81 The FhUuix Furni-
trtfp Ermpsuv. hss returned from al sx-
tended Western NIP.
Ffsnk p. 8orss General Northern Pas
snrsar AGENT of ne lliinais Central. vas in
tosa Yesterday.
An Nichcls, sarn-rlv 81 this citv. bus
no~ "a Caicsgo. s spending iev lays here
vifb frirnds.
Nrs. Eomsle. ~ The ws-wick. has -
irrned from a visit With friends in chi.
cszo.
q A. Naeoen. general agent Of fhs c. &
~ a. st Nuskegon. vss n The city yesisr-
ar.
II Gr;sxs trsrellins tTeiehs agent Of
ths 6. r. q a. vss n tovn yester1sy.
Nfss fasfs y. Hurt hss gene - Syra-
s-ss y S. on iew seeks visit
F-snk Nsnhsnmics hss returned RON =
1eeEs rislt lr lhireco.
Nrs Gearze Couzer. Of TeisiC. Is a The
Warwick
Born tc Nr End Nrs. Ecussr Airfsnse =
-
A. y Weicb ili wfth nsuraiEis
H y. Waisfisss - in cAicsxo
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11
AN OBSERVATION CAR.

It Looks Mighty Queer. Hut It Gets There
just the Same.
The new and ingenious observation car
was at the depot yesterday. II is made for
the purpose of examining the condition OF
the road bed and is provided with rnagni-
fers. which facilitate the inspection. Its q
quare sort Of bird, a. the lrishman said,
and somewhat ressmbled huge threshing
machine. Ii is provided with the power OF
locomotion and acow-catchsr and proceed
az President Hughsrts private car on = re-
cent trip Of inspection over the Northern
division OF the g. X. & |. The party con-
ssted of the following gentlemen: J. IL. Z.
Hugnart, +. A. Gorham, G.. S. Johnson. w.
b. Simpson. J. K Fletcher, 2. e. Shan
messy ami 5. q. Scott.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11
TOWN. TOPICS

Jce Isfsfssa Al PsssEs tonsgnA
The eabis cas- stafted sgzln ass szeniaz-
Asrsn Clzfk sll eesa . ass bznk a.
Csiesionia. Aaf -.
spseial useetlax of ma Board Of Edliezr
t11 loa4ofFea sssni1s
knsz psxnssssas azs bssa ssIzblisasd As
HeTrlnsfan On sss -, a. x q !.
Nellie Ds Touax go sfrestsa last sFsn-
tag tor stesliaE iTom eosnpsAisa
Ths Beard of Edaezllon sill hold
special nsssiag on sstarisy ais-t
Fhe Leader would sVldentiy liss 10 bsom
Franels Eslsom GisxslzDa for the fAssi-
dsncy.
mao nsnlef Muxsnsa w<s picked uP
bF tns police yesterday 0n Suspicion Of
bsi1g thief
Nr. and Mra II. J. BARTLETT. Of - Bar
eia4-st.. ara lubilanG 0vsz Tie Irssh arrival
ol oosinciBs boy.
Tie steamer Barrett .ill give another
excursion desa The river sunday May
~, ~ 40. tass - eta.
Mezslea Esrs reported yesisfdayaat f6z
s0sza Lzisystfs-si.. is7 Butsers ave
Aomps a. - and - hiowlandst.
The zan c1sNeGs we're out IA ul ioEce
yesterday. Thursday . Alsaysa good dsy
icF me exbisil. Ladies kno1 Why.
The csse of lane Garlock ~ William
Wi1dicofa6 vii De On trial IN ths Cifcoit
ColIt today. There vii probably De a faii
house.
fAfze nnnbsrs 81 smatears are playing
base oall All shortly large numbers OF
sroksn s1gsrs vii oe sent around 70 The
doctors oinees.
About forty Holland AID Swedish emf
grants have raeentiT arrived here and viii
maze tas clsy their home. Grand Rapids
- ksosing rapidly
The Alabasgins Sione Company are lay
inz silexaik Ia fgons Of the monument A
small PORTION vas aid two years ago and 10
80 good a. Hhen aid.
TIE engine and bssleF Of ths new Grand
Rapids school Furniture Company viii De
ready for TIE machinery within tea days.
The main iketory building . eomPlsted-
Tie fact hat nope OF The Democratic de-
lggates we're run in by The police IS soon ss
they reached town. vss considered a mat
Ter Of rejoicing by yesterday morning
DeslOgat.
Crescent Park Is being well taken care OF
this season and repays All the labor spent
ca 10 ~ eeing ''thing Of Beauty and Joy
forever or 90 least IL viii be until
neglected
Chas. II. Wood. al infant in law, sued NJ.
J. Clark IN Justice Brou uers court ies
vssks ago. and got a verdict Of t5l03 for
services. Yesterday Mr. Clark appealed the
esse 70 the Circuit Court.
The Lake shore road makes . change in
is ume card sor the Kalamazoo division
next week. The train which now leaves
here At ass ,. m, viii leave at p. NJ
TEsrs are a!s0 some minor changes.
The lasiies Of the Division Street NJ. +
church will give a social IN the church par
lors this evening. Mrs. Immen and Mis-.
En.ma Field. el0cutionist, will contribute
o. a ine nGsical aud literary programme.
Yesterday Truscott & Tyroller landed
their handsome httle boat The Belknap.
al Reeds Laxs. The handsome little Graf:
is named after City Clerk j. J. Bslknsp
snd carfiss twenty-four aaks from as many
different nafions.
Deputy Grand Master j. w. Perkins. ol
the A. q. L ". OF Michigan. IS in the city
hooking alter the Interests OF The order II
this vicinity. lie will address a meeting at
"A. %. u. W. Hall, over Diksman's jswelry
store this evening. with view TO organic
Ing a ncu lodge on the West Side.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

Chief Engineer MoVsan. assisted by En-
gineer II. +. Northrup and a force Of sur
vsyors. have cstGrBed from Surveying pre-
hmiuaFy line from Baldwin to Traverse
City for he proposed G. & ". N. sxtsn-
sion. They have practically surveyed two
lines haging been at eoTs since Nov. 81.
81. They report very fsvorsbly Of the
feasibility Of tas line. Mr.. McNesn has
taken possession Of his new Offices in the
Blodsstt Block and Is nov preparing the
estimates Of the line
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11
THE CHECK MAN.

George Byers Arrested For Passing the
Forged chsehs Upon the Merchants
The police claim to have the ubiquitou,
check forgsr. and he is no other than
George Byers, brother of Marsh Byers OF
this city. After leaving here be went to
Kalamazoo and passed fifteen checks upon
ths merchants OF that city, victmizing
them sl3 and Sl4 each. and not trading out
over forty cents on each check. Byers had
been spotted by the detectives and when he
rsturned was picked up. He was putting
up at Tue Morton. House and putting on
lots OF style. Byers wss arrested once in
Minneapolis for forgery. He is about 20
years old. A Kalamazoo officer has tele-
grapaed for him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

GssAsssss sars thsl frsissa Wni fst
Have Hons Rsls.

0ssAstsss sars thsx frsissa Wnl fst
Nave Nome kals.
LosDsx, Mas is.--As address, sigaed ~
s.Tso dissenslDg miaisxsxs wAs Pxss~atsd 70
Glsasfons yesterday. sxprssslng the symps-
shy Of toe s.xnsfs vita ths work Of recon
cling ireis14
Mr.. Gl43x0sss IN reply. szid that dariag
ths sFessnt ssssioD. Notwithstanding the
pr~<sisx nssds sf lrslsRd. tia Pasnelliis
nassabsfs had fesrainsd fFon urging her
elsizss and hsd assisted the Government %
sxpssif ss easi8ezs. Ths 0eFefnnens knew
that the Bsliss We en the side OF
hons rule a5d they had guided
afaiss in Parliament - - 70 delay the time
when . ministry sosld bs in poss< pledged
- propose Homs Eals. The majority IN
tas Ho1ss Of Commsns taoaght they could
90 oa 6ve years losxss. pussins this period
OF tine against bis Glsdetores) iils - an
old man, oat the if Of An old or young
man would BE vithoat eject IN the nnal
ssttlsmsnt rhs nsuonai ssniinent would
ma means 10 get justice for Ireland When
the s1fensgs Of Ireland were brousnt home
TO the minds of upright men Of England,
the people vcald unite TO redress the sad
errors Of the past
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

The gentlemen of the Nevsygo county
Democracy took occasion yesterday TO pay
a neat testimonial to the worth and work Of
Daniel Z. Soper. postmaster az Newsygo.
Mr.. Soper has for the past four wears been
chairman Of the Democratic County Com
rnittee in Nswsygo. aud yesterday num-
Der Of prominent members of the party,
headed by Frank IL. Smith. of Fremont,
presented him with . N sssive gold headed
cane, inscribed as follows
Presented to Daniel X. Soper. of New
ago, bY the Democracy Of Nevsygo."
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

Yesterday Detective T. +. Crsndsll, of
Detroit; came here and arrested Mrs. g. L.
Gssssr. tor stealing 9 Domestic sewing
machine. Mrs. Gasser bought the machine
and made one payment aud then shipped it
70 this city. She says she knew TIA. she
bad done wrong. but that sometime ago she
bought a machine Of the company aud after
paying So on it. II was taken away from
hsr because she missed payment. She will
Be returned to Detroit this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

The city presented gaia appearances vs.-
terylsY The pstionsl colorS we're flying
from evsrv ase-ssaf-svsn On The vssiher
sigma tower. Is was remarked that the
prospects rers brighter for the Democracy
than they vsrs for Repnalicsnisn. but this
e coarse. alluded cnly 70 the ~esther Ger
an II = that al cur visitors have hser
aghlv zrssi6ed win their reception in tbs
Valley CITY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

PsILABkLPEA, May l0-TAs old EN-
pleyes Of the Reading Railroad Who were
discharged On seeoaAg ot the seceat strike.
have issued circular stating that they are
in zbject want. They say that the leading
managers will not take them back and that
their distress in consequenes IL depIorable.
The<s men live in Port Richmond. and
agrec 20 drop all labor organizations II the
company will give them another trial.
Many of the strikers with their families
have been compelled 10 go 10 the slmshouse.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

A>sr nearly eighteen years service ss
foreman Of tas l. s. m :. Railroad freight
house in this city. " H. Brown has re-
sirned Ms position snd viii shortly remove
30 a farm near Byron Censsr The change
Is teipg made principally on account Of his
health, and bis many friends unite ia The
hove thar country ar md farm LABOR will
30 for aim al thar be expects il viii
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

p T. Bs3sT. vocsi instructor. wiu ~
main a the city. and = really - begin work
Immediately he nay ~ corsalted ~ The
Hotel Fsnicre. or wcri mar se - E,r
8in a. trsieer.ch Bros. mcsic store. NJ
RsI'ev VI hsvs bis nassc ron in as
residence snd anhi tnst - saszsI fsae2
puptls VII ce ziren ie>scns e. thelr homes
~ hsut extra easrre
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

Auction sale of ID. j. Evans & Co.'s stock,
commencing Wednesday. May 8. this stock
will be sold without reserve at auction to
the highest bidder Goods at private sale
during the day. Auction from 3 to and
7:30 to p. m. c. w. WATKINS, Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

MosRox. May l0.-Ihe 2-year-old son Of
Or. G. II. Heath accidentally slipped a
cherry stone into his windpipe Sunday and
all attempts 10 remove il were futile. the
stone passing into his right lung. The
child Is in a ser ious condition. and was re-
moved 90 Detroit yesterday, for treatment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11
Lumber Burned I'm Chicago.

CHcaeo, May l0.-A fire which started in
the lumber yard of J. ii. PiersoD, this
morning. destroyed an immense quantity OF
lumber. besides four dry kilns and plan
ing mill. all belonging 10 the firm. Loss.
10000
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

The nsemsers ~ tia Toune Peoples -
sstv q the Psrk Congressional ckarch
bed teear snn1ai meeting A. evening
snd si@ctei tee fasiawlax csicerS. Prssl-
sene. ererze = fcitwoo9s Ssoe President
49,. Charles y e-slg eeer~ssry Ns~
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11
Four Years Ole.

Four years ago Thomas Miller. 1t Is al
legged. stole $50 from Saloma Ritmeyer. to
20 West with. recently he returned and
yesterday was arrested for the crime and
taken before Justice Wessfall. where he
will have an examination this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11
Gone Higher.

The case of the People vs.. VIM. Phippen,
for practicing as a physician without being
registered. has been appealed to the United
States Supreme Court This case was de-
cided against Mr. Phippen in both the Su-
perior and State Supreme Court.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

DR.. L. Won Dolcke's celebrated Electric.
Turkish. Russian and Medicated Bathing
Parlors are now open daily from a. m. 10
p. m. Physicians are invited. 92 Cres-
cent-ave.. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

Naister-A 81, Boeov. % sen think vorl
~ - = 1sste~ lite bcy ts.s v@s- tbsn goe
wsre lset
hcooy hcpsfati5 ~ think -. siT- I ae-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

tsztsssss t1.41s-zr et<s.@
Lsss1xs. My l0.--ffidsYs eah Ia tss
lapasIss coart s - lss 10. III, IL.
1l6, III IL. ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

Hafsis snd kosrdine houses szn .-s
nousy hy pricing ear sscis linens. nap-
kins and torsss Srecisl ssie fnr tua dsvs
Na1GT. HEap1zeEE1wzs a Co
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

Now is the time to save money on table
linens and towels. Special prices for two
days only.
VoIeT, HERroLsHErMER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

The greatest bargains of the season in
table damask. napkins and towels, at Voigt,
Herpolsheimer & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

Cut prices on towels. table linens and
napkins. Friday and Saturday only, at
Voigt, Herpolshe;mer & Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

If you want Life. Wealth and Happiness.
use All Nations Remedy. Price IS cents
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

CHICAGO. May l0.LThe current weekly
statement of esst-bound rail shipments of
-four. grain and provisions from Chicago
shows falling of of l,4A tons from the
buainess Of the preceding week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

stsF il srld er1ss or ts5ls hnens $50
kius snd tsweis
Narsr. EEaena- -sasIaEa 4 Co
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

All persons suffering from sick headache
and debility should use All Nations Rem
| edv
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

Cabinet photographs st 81 per dozen at
MeTrill's, Gum block 81 AonrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11
Marriage Licenses.

The following is q list of the marriage
licenses issued since last published, with
the names, residence when outside the city,
and ages OF the parties:
Ages
Martin Goudzwasrd Jessie ysadermeulenu II, 10
VIM. T. kreezer Rate Hiley jamestown 80. 25- Il
Kazmier MankorkL Agrisska Res1wska...-....22-2l 2l
Benz. Nelson tcolored), Maria Taylor lc0l-
ored1
Edward Cameron, ANY BOgue. .............24-lS
Chas X. Cowdln, Rockford. Mae De Geer,
Rockford 24-2o
Harry g. Nenbennick, AuTie J. Phillips,
...... .................. 217
wm. II. Meal Courtlanc Florence Z. Still
well, Courtland ............-.. ......... .23-31
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

kaoo Pa Ba7Ex
Cs>fn<, Fhrsos. 6sesf e. "a. - Nfk~
xrs<~y, 8 ssaxee&
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

TIE eamau ecsiv s tie nearest spp~eaeh
- esrseetien ex9ert lr. Buil' Csuzh srrsn
IL sea snfer With rain n ts~ h>~s -
Hnss ake = cts sss ~ answ>ss~ -.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11
DR.. II. 7. SIN YDER,
IIHtrle DsztaI 0Hz
rwEN1Y-oEE vEAR.s rRkc7IcE

TwENTV-oEE YEARS PRkcTIcE
TNsEr - e. e = lasesefe1 idr idr-.-. = p
eela exl-se1e< ~ .a--.-e.... ~
esst - ret e,.3E - ts1s f7r-v-s~s4 -.
Tees 81 wse eraf ezt rEsi1 H ~ 20 - -
rearf - et Ery ftfsEstets -
Na 80 ssr r.s3s f-s@k evf-F 1sF IS ~sr~r~-.s
SIS 50 SsNgs~rse geef b r.sfElexis Gl.es ~ -
- ~ etf-frfre lr1rF7rezH
Ho1vEs q 8 ere - tzk sae~ ,dsssnrrs sssrs
sfss - fsers4cr - c'7er . - ho1rx
ss.*t = eaxs~s-<s<v-s1 k@~<@
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-11

N. Bit is equally good at all times OF
life.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-31
MARION.

News here is scarce. No births,
deaths, marriages, elopements, fires,
tights-"no nuthin."
The farmers are still busy thresh-
ing, thankful that the yield is so
good and that the bulk of the crop
Is wheat instead of oats.
II. Barndrick, ex-policeman of
Salem and u. S. deputy marshal,
one of your sterling, every-day-alike
men, has charge of the warehouse
here. Last year 1t was not used at
all, but this season it will be well
patronized.
T. w. Rutherford, the storekeeper,
has taken advantage of the lull In
business while the farmers are busy
making money to spend with him
and Others, to run down into South
ern Oregon and investigate some
mining interests. The resources of
this Webfoot land are almost bound
less. Church, Sunday school and
district school will be at full tide
soon. NJ. c.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-31

will be to close up the ROslyn mines
/ entirely. You must understand
that both Mr.. Oakes and myself are
carrying out the policy Of the direct
OTIS Of the company"
Before the visit was paid to mine
No. 8, the arms were removed, and
benignant smiles greeted the COVER
nor and his party. Some Of the
cOlored workmen were called in,
some Of whom had grievances to
rehearse. and said they were hired
to dig coal and not build forts un-
der guard Of Winchester rifles.
They could not tell what wages they
were to receive, and Worthington,
when asked by Gov. Semple what
rates he proposed to pay, refused to
tell, but fell back in his former boast
that they could earn three or four
times more than they made in
Indiana or Illinois. About n score
Of the negroes wanted to be sent
back, as was promised them In case
they were dissatisfied. But Col.
Thomas, one of the armed janissaries,
to the reporter that trans
portation to their homes had been
promised these colored men i'm the
event that the manager failed to
keep his contract; as he had made no
contract, it would be hard to convict !
him Of forfeiture.
All danger Of present violence
'eems to be removed, but the object
IF the company is evidently to
introduce the Pennsylvania system
n the far west. If it succeeds in
his, American coal miners will be
to leave Roslyn and their
places will be filled with the lowest
Driced lnbOrcrs of Europe
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-31
NEW PARTY LINES.

Sam Small has become editor OF
the Southern Star, Atlanta, and
the erratic preacher makes it spicy
reading. 1t is prohibition organ,
but does not appear to be demo
cratic annex. The following clip
ping from an editorial shows what
he is doing toward the disintegra-
ton Of the Georgia democracy:
Old party ties will soon be sun
dered by progressive, intelligent,
temperance democrats, and then
will come the great political combat
between American intelligence,
marshalcd from both the old parties,
and conservative whisky democrats,
reinforced by no small number of
republican politicians, saloon-keep-
ers and distillers, and mind you, in-
telligencc will win.
In view of this impending CON
tiict, it will not be bad idea for
whisky democrats to take n prohibi-
tion paper. BY so doing they can
better size up the party that is soon
to give them severe political fog
ging.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-31

and not transcend the naked truth.
Political ranks are seething, the
lines are not formed, "and nothing
is but what is not" In this state Of
uncertainty the Pioneer editor must
not lose confidence in newspaper re-
ports, or abandon himself to the be
lief that their columns are filed
with falsehoOds and base fabrica-
tions.n They are fragmentary and
deluding TO be sure, but may still be
charged with the enduring quality
of truth. To save uneasiness of
mind and loss of rest at night, the
wisest thing is to let things take
their course. The country will live
and prosper no matter whom may
be elected and our wants will be
whether wool and lumber
come to us free or taxed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-31

CHICAGO, Aug. S0.-This morn
ing footpGds waylaid Fred Schune-
man, a well-known young man OF
this city, and when he attempted to
defend himself shot and killed him
and escaped. The pockets Of the
murdered man were ritied, and,
besides his money, gold watch, a
diamond ring, stud and scarf pin
were taken, THREE men ran away
Immediately afterwards. There is
no clue.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-31

The best salve in the world fu,
Ms, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum
c"er sores, letter, chapped hands
riiIblains, corns, and all skin eruI-
ions, and positively cures piles, oI
10 pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale 49, DR.. III. w. Cox.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-31

At last it seems there is to be a
democratic paper. Charles Power
and number of Others have asso-
ciated themselves together to get out
a daily democratic paper, Just
what the resources of those interest
ed in the venture are is not known,
but 1t is positively stated that the
new paper will shortly make its ap-
pearance.
w. w. Baker Il Sons will issue
daily paper during the forthcoming
Mechanics Fair.-News.