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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
SHERMAN AND HALLECk-
Correspondence Bearing on an Old Quar-
rel is Brought to Light.

NEW I0RK. Feb. 1.-THE S,sa prints two
columns of correspondence between Gen.
". T. sherman and Gen. W. II. Hslleck in
1855. and between General Sherman aud
Mrs. Hslleck IN 1873. intended to tow that
General sherman was very angry with
General Hslieck for having. as be
supposed, caused orders to be issued
by the War Department denouncing Gen.
eral Shermsns offer Of terms TO Gen.
sral Johnson. sherman advised Hal
leck not TO show himself while his
Sherman g. troops we're passing through
Richmond, ss they were very bitter toward
Halieck and might resort TO personal vio-
lence. he also refused to see Halleck or to
renew personal relations With him. dsclar-
ing that ne had bstraysd bis friendship
Mrs. Hallsck. in 1873. asked Genera sherman
10 admit that Hsileck had nothing % do
With the ACT Of Secretary stanton and Gsn-
era Grant General sherman replied that tae
public knew nothing about his letter to
Hsllsck. ss It was IN cipher. and il Was use
less 70 raise a controversy. He thought ne
had good Zroand for bis belief in regard 10
Hsiiecks action AZ the time. The CORES
pondencs is now made pubic by Gen. H.V.
BOVnton
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

fweasy- y-seeeaa Asaaxl sessiss 81 the seet-
flsk Rite Nsssss

t4SN ksIts A. ss@ss
Last eYsnlng wss Goa ns1osd tss tssuty
second annual reunion Of the Soo.iish kile
Assons Of the Valley ef 0rsnd Rapids The
various boaies o0zsenee ia TIE Nxsonlc
IeAple II tAe NidaacoEae k9iidlux q
lxEEs nuNser Of nsmbers and fisi1ors Delng
in stlsadsncx Taegs are seoui nfty o2nai-
dates fof lie various grades. 10 ps conferred
during sbs thrss days sesslsa. Las even
IHE ths grades Of Aorish Loass al feriec-
ton. K. aud : H., from fol.r 10 fo1risen,
were conferred "a f3iloss Secret Master,
Perfeot Assser lnlimxgs Seefstary. Provost
and Judge. intendant o. TIE Building Mas
ter Elecs Of Nine. Master Elect II Fifteen
subilIas kniskt klecleo Grand Nsser Arcn-
ltect Knight of the Ninth Arck. Grand
kleel Perfeel xRd Sublime Macon.
Beginning st 10 clock TINS morning
Cyrus Council. Princes OF Jerusalem, vii
meet and sls0 have . session 81 Oa-locs
Grades ntleen and sixteen will be conferred
on candidates. ss foliows knights 81 The
East OF Sword. Princes u Jerusalem. After
which officers ior the ensuing year slu ss
elected.
Robinson Chapter Of Rose Crois de H-R
D-A viii have sessions al s.S0 and 80 ..
IA. today. Grades A. and ls vii be con
isrred as follows Knights OF The Hast and
hest. Sovereign Pflnre oi Rose Croix oe
k-r-d-m sno Knights Of the Eagle and Psli.
can.
Tomorrow. beginning al 10 o'clock q. IA.
DE Wit Clinton COnsislory :. 4. X. =,
thrty-iwO degrees vii. meet and confer
grades from nineteen 10 thiriy-two inclu-
siye, a. follows, 0raDa fonun Grand
Master ad vitam NoAchite. or Prussian
knight, knight Of the R0yAl Axe. or Prince
OF Lbanas, Chief Of the Tabernacle, Prince
of The lnbernsfie kuiyhf of 4 q HFsVea
serpent Prince Of Mercy. or Scotch Tnni-
tsrhn Sovereign Commander Of the Tenn
pie, Knight of the Sun. or Prince Adept,
knight Of St. Andrew. or Patriarch OF the
Crussdes. Knight OF h. h. or Knight Oi
the White sno Black Eagle, Grand lnspec-
tor, lnqulsitor Commander. subIime Prince
OF the Royal Secret After the grades are
conferred the trisnnisl election Of officers
viii take place.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
WESTERN UNION v EDISON LIGHT cc

IVES ERN UNION V. EDISON LIGHT co
An Injunction Asked FOr-Ths Bill of
Complaint
The Western Union Telegraph Company
filed complaint ia chanceTy With the sa-
pcrior Court yesterday, against the Ealson
Electric Light Company, praying that an
injunction De issued restraining them frsm
further work in strsnsiag Of wires Oh Css .
pau-st., alleging that their wires nsw OCCUPY
a larger proportion Of that stress, and tSst
they will need stiil mere wirus 10 do tie
increasing bEsiness. The document further
Says the Edlsen Company are erecting
poles beside the p0lss of the Western Union
extending a lev feet in height above the
plasntiE 5 poscs. aud is striRyiag wires cet-
FlmeBssl 10 them and i'm perifing their prop
eity; setting forth al lsngth tho manner Of
suen damage, even TO causing death 20 the
Fepairer OF the hines, therefore they are liable
70 be ssesected ~ litigation IN action Of
negiigeRee brought by persons sufienng in
jury from such accidents. Atso. thar By
continuance of su,h performssce n
will pre- rent them irem iocz czessing their
facilities. The Western UEion does not
claim an exclusive franchise but IL does in
sist thai the defendant has no right 70 IN
terfeIe with the business of the plaintiff.
and il not enjeined and restrained from
prosecuting said work, il will result ia
damage TO the amount OF many thousands
Of dollars.
The bill therefore asks for an Injunction.
and requests the Edison Company 10 snow
cause why said injunction should not be
issued.
The attorneys for the plaintiff are FIetrh-
or and Wsnty, and the complaint is made
ay cssries Baxter. agent for the Western
Union In this city.
Judge BuriIngsme ordered the defendant
70 appear on Saturday next. and show
cause Why an injunction shouls not be
Issued as asked for in the bill OF complaint
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

a. seste - 80 sss1tR22 szAsN1.
AAEoCErrE. Midnight Feb. "a Henry
". Seymour Is elected By plurality Of at
least 300 The Democrats Lese concede it
Al that ngure. rhe excitement over the re-
turns here : Al lever heat. Following are
tie accounts OF msiontes by counties.
Those IN scioh al outlying precincts have
not reported are starred.
Algsr, 50 for Seymour.
BarAss. 2i5 for Breen.
sBenNs. ~ for Bfesn.
ssh pqewa. - for B,een.
sDeits. $50 f0r Breen.
6Oxsbic. az for Seynour.
surand Traverss. AT for Seymour.
Houzntoa, 10 for BFesn.
Iron. ~ for Sey nOur.
kreseHAr. 81 Tor Seymour.
Lee.anaw. not heard from
fLuce, ~ for Seymour.
sAacxInsc. 80 for Breen.
Narqastie. 6fl for Seymour
Senomipee. iaO for Seymour.
cntonag0u. 50 for B-esn
Sch0oicrait, l7s for seymour.
The JDper Psniasui2 Is evenly divided.
probably giving BARLEY Brsen = small plu-
rziiiy. But the loser counties have pulled
seymour through. TIE Democrats are
badly dissp pointed. as they have moved
assven snd earth 70 defesl Seymclr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
A FAVORABLE REPORT.
The Committee Commerce Recon-
mend Port of Delivery at GrAad
Rapids

Rapids.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE report of the
COMMITTEES on Commerce in favor of the
establishment Of port of delivery at
Grand Rapids, recites that Grand Rapids is
prosperous manufacturing and CONNER
cisl city of about 65 600 population, its
product OF furniture alone being valued at
over S2OO00.0OO annually. It's nearest port
OF delivery is forty miles vest, at Grand
Haven, upon Lake Michigan. There is
used in the industries OF Grand Rapids
and handled by its mercantile houses,
large quantities of foreign commodities.
The Port of Grand Haven is utterly
useless 10 them for the purpose of en-
tering foreign imports, because il is
situated west of Grand Rapids and
imports entered by them would first have to
pass through Grand Rapids by rail. and
forty miles west 10 Grand Haven, and then
be entered and reshipped back to Grand
Rapids again. forty miles east, which would
involve cost too high to be borne, as is
evidenced by the fact that there has never
been any foreign imports entered at Grand
Haven by the people of Grand Rapids, and
the large amount OF foreign commodities
which are annually imported by the mer-
chants and manufacturers of Grand Rapids
are now obliged 10 be entered at Eastern
ports, such . New York. Detroit and Port
Huron, long distance away, at a consid-
cradle expense aud delay. The letter ofthe
Secretary OF the Treasury recommending
the passage OF the bill is a. follows
TREASURY DEPa
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.
SIR have the honor TO acknowledge
the receipt of communication from your
committee. dated on the 16th ult, trans
mitting for an expression of nay views
thereon, the House bill constituting Grand
Rapids, Mich, port of delivery and ex-
tending thereto the privileges of the act sp-
proved June 10, 1880. governing the trans
portation of merchandise without appraise-
ment. In view of the representations made
as TO the growing importance of Grand
Rapids as a mercantile center, q see no OBJ
lection 10 the a-sage of the bill and the ex-
tension to the place named of the privileges
of the seventh section of the act approved
June 10, 1880. above referred to.
Respectfully yours,
q. 5. FAIRcHILD,
Secretzry
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
THE oRIoLE BURNED DOWN.
Vicious Fire Last Evening Destroys
Shstins Rink And Livery Barn.

A Vicious Fire Last Evening Destroys .
shating Rink And Livery Barn.
A shll alarm OF fire at 1892 last night
called the fire department TO the orioIe
skating rink on Lagrsvs-st.. near Wealthy
ave-. which Was already in flames. casting 4
lurid light over that part Of the city. a
strong wind WAS blowing, and with the
start the FIRE had obtained the department
was unable To save the building, and turned
in to protect the residences and buildings
in the nsighbo hood. In half an hour the
large structure. which was built two years
ago by E. II. Pool, was in ashes with all
its coLtents including about loo pairs OF
skates. Tbs. livery barn fronting Oh Wealthy
ave. and adjoining the rear of the rink.
could not be saved from the flames and
was burned so badly Ihat il is of no
practical value. This building was owned
by Amos RsthbuR. sad occupied by his
son. The horses, carriages, sissg as. and in
fact all of the contents were safely removed.
The vslue Of the rink, which was owned
by Mr.. Pasl. WAS 81 500. ana il was insured
for only $500. The livery barn was valued
at 81 900. and ii was iRsared for $500 The
cause OF the fire is unknown. Several
young people skatcd in the rink until 10
O'Clock, and there was fire in the thres
stoves. The bright light caused by the
flames attracted immense crowds of people
to the scene OF the fire. despite the singing
cold.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

Comfcrtables at only SO cents.
Comfcrtables al only 6s cents.
Comfortsbles at only IS cents.
Comiortables at 6s cents: re-
duced fro y s. cents.
Comfortables at IS cents; re-
duced frem 81.
ComiortabIes al 90 cents; re-
duced from Si.as.
Comfortsbles at ST.Is; reduced
from SI.6o.
ComfortsbIes at SIPS; reduces
from Sl.75
ContOrisbIss at $50. reduces
from 50.
cor,fortsbIes a. si.75. reduces
from $3.50.
comfor'sbIes at s2.25; reduced
from So.
conntortsbIes at sS 80, reduced
frem $3.50.
Comfortsblss at SIS reduced sren
ConforisbIes 8, se; reduced from
Sl2.
White Wool Blankets st only 90 eta.
per pair.
White Wool Blankets at only at.26.
reduced from &l.75.
White Woo Blankets st oniv 81 80.
reduced from a2.cO.
Wh,ie wcol Blankets - only & .55
reduced from 81 50.
duced from 81.
White Wooi Blankets 81 Only eoBt
reduced from 95.
White wooI Blankets 81 only 81. -
dvced from $3.50.
whits Wool Blankets o. e1so. re-
oUcso from Sc.
White Wool blsnksss AZ IS. r,evcso
from $3.50.
wh &c Wool Blankets st Sc GO. re-
cUcso from $500.
White wooi Blankets ct 81. reduced
from So.
White Wool Blankets 81 sc. reduced
from so.
White Wool Blankets 81 se.Bo. re-
oOced from si1.5o.
White Wool Blankets SO. reduces
from af3.
white Wool Blankets sii. reduced
from Gl1
sc.rlst Blankets at s225. reduced
from $500.
scsrist Blankets 81 sso0. rsducsd
from So
scsrIss Blscksts at s4o0. rsduc.d
from 500
9csrist Blankets Of s475 Refused
from f6.50.
sssyl-s Bl,nhsss Of 800, r.ducsd
from $500.
Scarlet Blsrksts st 800 reduced
from s. N.
Sesriaf Blsnksts 81 $500. reduced
from 5000
Crib Blankets 81 -. nSduced from $50
Crib Blsuksss $50. -sducsd from s..
Toe grsr3ssf C,G-nforfs'l.s ard Bisrfsf
Sale evrr insRenrsss5 n Grand Espias
Tsts harEttags ~ n sn6 f0r very little
rnossy trossrf yourselves from or severe
Michirrr wister 1bs rsdncsioDs are
gsrrin. sBa tos gooyis r. sveff ~sy sc
TIE i.ssf 81 or regular pgiess sso tiss
fsr.esef sver brnupiIf r. cur oiiy. And
81 fbs grand reduction vs make they are
supsrb bsrgzins-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
AN OLD PLAY IN REAL LIFE.

New Mexican Charged With q Crime OF
Which His Brother Was Convicted.
OMAHA, Feb. Thames Lsher, a wealthy
stockraiser, of Watrous, n. NJ, passed
through here yesterday en- route for Olean,
n. Y. where he will be tried for robbery
and attempted murder. James and William
LATER as twin brothers, bore a remark able
resemblance. Farmer Clifford, of Oiean,
was assaulted and robbed Of 5000 one
night, and bis daughter recognized William
as the robber. The latter was sentenced 10
ten years at Sing Sing. It has transpired
that James was the guilty person, and be
will answer for the crime. William was
psrdoned by Governor Hill three years
agO
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
The PARK ASSOCIATION.
Annual nssting He'd Last Fvent.r-
Directors Elected

Annual Nesting He'd L.st Evening
Directors Elected
The annual meesiug Of the West 2ichi-
gan Psrt Associstion vss held lsss evening
ia the psriors Of the Morton House. with q
large attendance. President ", u. Toford
occupied tbs chair and r. l. Le.itgert scts5
ss secretary pro TEN. TIE Trs.rurevs re
port ~ss reso snd sccepfs5. SLOWING fbe re
cespis ieF tbe pssl year 90 Be Ss555 - ard
the expenses s. s94.a9. improvements hsve
bseB naoe - fhs snount oi g. .000. and
the other expenses vers for taxes. Old in
dehiecnes8 etc.
The following we're elected &c direcf ors
for the ensuing vesr henrv Spring. Geo.
~ Long J ii Ho,ksn. = q. Perkins. ".
"a Anesrson. ]. \ y Aeuev W. A
(rsvetf. a. .. Wvkss. kysbur Ssirs
Ins esssfs Of the sssrcse iar are so Il -
and fts iisbi iitiss s. SO 4he value n the
property over and ssovs iisbilities 10 ala
5sI a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

FeopIa a7s Constantly -7fs1eriRg hov tbeir
p~~sonsl aai private sTasrs becoros The sss-
jscs q ge~sip and fad TIER ~sy int griFt.
/ or ~ them tat most - it carn-s from
ts-eir servants. rsa. snore ssber disadvant-
sgs-t poSsess tee sua8saatisEps - = s4ers e
Te~fectioH There = felow ~crr sbc1t
fsS8 row telling snecios.d aboat 30 rnsnsgs
q : ~sll known ne--s.s~~T Proprietor waors
~ r~r1t'T zTvNs - sut tT Re "a nof
frle71-p - rs isrs ef ? cyeT. s1le tre sr13-lss
- na.scss=f = IS espebis - 6e7<ads only
spsa hss xs1soz scrs rsF>r - Fat Re
n>sors yosr psrvszts. .-Ns~ York slar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

uaotasf die1 Eve years sgo. and since that
utns Dora eas oesn com Hsl ed - sQamil 20
Der iai1srs inhsmsa trsafmeat About
i1ree sssss a<0 Dora told tzs secret Of 6ye
safs - nsish5or. snd the f.ek reaching
Asr istnef. BE skipped 01t and ha "a noI yst
been 4ppssnsndeI The kiFi Is here Ia tie
county Jail The steals came from Cena5z
ts~ary years ago. and have lived since that
TINS on fsTm Ia A8ntross township, on
tee hEs betseea saxinas aad Gsnssss
counties. fnsre srs tso boys. aged fespec-
lively ~ and IL Fears
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

Nsr YoRK. Fen. l4.--As todsy's meeting
of ~oolen manufactures and commission
men it was agreed to form sn organization
10 be known ss the "Wooien Goods Asso-
cistisH.' IL ~ss denied that this alesat
Trust and il sss clsinlei that j. meant
only nut1s prsteet0r IN tracs. A5out
200 representative men we're present. inclu3-
ing moss q the leading Eastern firms
steps we're taken % arrange unifoTrn srs-
TEN % terms and Discounts. zBd 70 prevent
gn5ervs ,8sti0us e Imports.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

TIE lone Street Amor ~as ths scene O
lsfgs sFia brilliant Estssrirg issi evening
fns oecsssou nsinK re snnnai bzli fvsn ~
f4rsnd kf-s- Waller Di~,s.0n Ne rs
Broiherhaoe ~ lsoccn1otiFs frg g8aeers
Over We h8uersz csup - psrtis psted .n
ne 1s1c.nE. sad eIotiinBs rru r. 49,
farnlshef ~ J ". Esad.nes Crenssirs
fif Eze engine. sat On ~~si t1seE. orrs-
rien -ea TIE Esge 49, nea5 rht &c. On
fisf sise o. tire vae srfisfirs ysfUiec tae
inserirsi5n Wsicoes = o = 81 Tns
sfslr xss ussesiuk tne ffrEnr 81 sDto@es
aua maea creot is eas .1s st-s wao ecu
rflsec fks lsfB ~ - cl ArfenE s1lents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
His Pluralit y at Least Two
Hundred.
Great Excit ment Over the
Returns at Marquette.
The Democrats Very Badly
Disappointed
They Had Moved Heaven and
Earth TOR Breen.
rhs asloriti-s by Coaafiss SsyDsEF
Arrives a. the 500" IA Time 90
Sots-A LIVELY Day IN the
Upper FsalasaiA-

Strange ss is nsy sosm The politicians Of
tbs Whole United States vii be greatly
60 III the vacancy caused oY the death Of
Repress Aoifat OF the Eleventh Con
grsssion4l District Of Michigan. Il Is
known in Washington that Micaigsn i a
doubtful State snd lhs election Of yesterday
vas regarded As a straw.
The stray can now stand up and be
counted under ths name Of Heary w. Sey-
A0ur-ths Republican candidate.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
Caledonia Cullinx.

CALxDoSIA. Feb. H.-Poke: players took
possession of Attorney woodmsnsee's
once one evening recently. during his alb
s-nce, and the litter left on the door. etc.
was not becoming a Jaw ofhce--Roorrt
Kennedy Is building house ON Johnson-st.
Work began tridsy.-Oar streets were
packed Saturday with teams and people.
The new club rooms 81 this place were
well patronized Sunday. IL Was reported
that some money changed hands among
the members yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

81 LouTs. F.3 IA zass efsxfy u1ss
naTc5es frona atrst Pinctfes =. =
r.. a. whsTs .asg d>a - I'd - trs sss-ie
he p~-son o. lieozs Holy t5s COLO -
81 ~ ~h9 rsTssse1 r18le wemsa a 81
Tohn< fre ueoEGhs sro eea - r1st 20.
slts~es rss ezselses sac 2 Tsrra~sec A.
RI ste1 them. 85s nsas tHsn sezs1 49,
aearo 80 hsnEeo hin - q tres seoas ff,-
ysr5s frs<1 ts< 49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
DIPLOMATIC SIR JAMES.
He Says England Has Net Pledged Hersel
To Aid Other Powers

10 Aid Other Powers.
LONDON, Feb. 14.-In the House of Com
mons this evening Sir James Ferguson.
Under Foreign Secretary. explained that in
his recent statement to the House that the
Government mad net pledged itself TO mill
tary action in behalf of any European
power, he also wished il to be understood
that no naval actien had been pledged be-
yond treaties known to the country. He
said none existed. He declined to producs
CORES pondence which had passed between
the English Government and other Euro
psan Govern ments.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

Secretary Of the Navy ard Ers Whitney
and Coloasi and Ars Lamont Tas ATfs
wili g. ~ special tram sa5 10 SO . wil oe
male unless a bs sn hour 81
S4ysasa for a drive tAroagh that city. 0He
day will bs spent a. JzeksonFills ana enc
eay a 81. Augustine The party viii ret0rn
70 wasblnks0n on tie f0llo-lag Saturday i.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

NEs 4oRE Fso. 1f-DastrIct A.t1rDsT
Fellows snnozaoe6 today thzt hs would
submit fhs oa4d-Sege ter 70 t5e Grand
JuTF seis yeex Eis assis'sat hxz bee8 to
car sngszss ~ puning tie aocn nsnis fn
fss osss ~ sssps fsf yrssent ioD 70 tbs
67rsn8 SaTr. rbich u = th0aeAl vii -
rra9e tcarnrro-.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

The Dekagurion Pedro Club was enter
tanned last evening at the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs Frank Jones, on Scribner-st The
head prizes were won by Mrs. 4. Stone
house and John Shumway. and the boobies
were given 10 Mrs. Miner Parton and
William Siegel. The Club will meet two
weeks from last evening at the residence OF
William Lee, 800 Scribner-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
Free Trade DfiIt

isHPENtSG. Fec. l4.-Frse trade defeated
BARLEY Breen today. The Democrats have
heretofore been committed TO protection
aud have taught ths ~srsingmen that there
Is sfhcacy IN u protective tariff TO raiss
wages. Dick" rreveliick has been doing
Dig work for Breen among the Cornishmen,
coming 10 them as = fellow -countryman.
Wellington +. Bart, of Saginaw. attended
to the GOgeoIc region. and Messrs. Molony
and Moran. OF Detroit, supervised the
400 -
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

a Franstpeat yonvg Wan Cus IN I've By
the cars er Cadillac

ssu,-srxs ~ rss rs..zsss tsssts
Ckrulkc. Feo. t4.--Elmer C. Gunner. a
popalsr rounz nsn ct this city sad sen
of 5scob Gunner. President 81 The T A A.
s e. Rsiiroai Company. Tas torn in two ~
= oag-rs ne kere arout 8 a'cIock fhis
mcrnin1. Us aftenn.sns so get on re frs.a
vile f0 Notion. BIS 3eeTgest eau-lt IN fha
sitie gearing of tne tnconiogife 0nd ansa.s
te wreuch h.nesIf 1ose be waa drtrs
under l1e raeris 0a rsSsea ever his
thiz1 snt tde aorV ea shculder. Atsralv
sritfinz tiM Fl swe He feea - ae rszsa
20 BIS loue. He ~es ps-rsf g. Ms la
h oe- s'scnE sflr nor tz8 ag3 VS. flsE
reli sei,.s. in aous. Eie vas ~sl
kno9n taro gacut Pass secaon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
C.ptnred hr Hl. r.th.r-in-I.x

GENITAL LAKE, Feb. l4-Of the two
young nen who brought in dead ducks. a.
noticed In Sundays TELEGRAN-H II ERALD,
George Dawson Was the guilty person. He
Was pulled Ia oy Deputy Game Warden
cary, Sho IS his father in-law, and thought
himself lucky in escaping with q s. fine,
and paying the costs of suit. This will
probably cool the ardor of other sportsmen
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
The Policemen Ball.

1. The policemen have secured an orchestra
Of ten pieces for their grand ball next Tues
day evening. and the boys say emphaticslly
that no improper characters will be allowed
in the hall. A pleasant dance program ne
oi twenty -four numbers has been prepared,
which is about evenly divided between the
round and square, and a pleasant tune is
asxured
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
TrRee WORE 'soaYa COUNTIES



kzeD CIrF. Aieh., Fec. l4.-In the locss
option election held In OscsolA county to-
dag. Richmond township, OF which this
city = TIE centre. gave a vet majority of
it!. The contest wss bitter one and tns
vets were on a long and skill hunt Your
correspondent cannot get all the returns to-
night, but tbs greatest hght Was made By
the vets AZ Hersey. The cold. disskreeable
weather has had the effect Of decreasing the
dry vote, buf the county gill cerl4ialy 70
fOf prohibition Oy fr0n 400 10 go votes
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
A Deprns.ins Effect

MAcKIyAw CRY. Feb. 15.-A well-knovn
citizen here says that the several hundred
extra copies OF the Grand Rapids Democrat,
which have been sent daily by the State
Central Committee into this county, have
had very depressing effect upon Breen's
supporters.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

BALDWIN. Mich. Feb. l4-This county
vii conlinus Lake ia name but il will be
Chase tOsnshiD. IN .uica Baldwin Is located,
gave only majority for prohibition. Chase
township gave i25 dry and Webber a dry.
The other towns will all swell these ma
} critics
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
From tho Eternal City.

SAULr STE MARIE, Mich, Feb. 14.-Heury
w. Seymour arrived at the Straits of Mscki-
nae direct from Rome this morning. He
crossed u st. Ignsce and took the s45 train,
arriving this p. IN. de was very quiet but
got IN MS vose for himself on time
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

BEEEIS. fsb. f4.-Iae Reichstag today
approved the socialist bill In the form re-
Commended ov the com mitfee rejecting al
government proposals for increased ,srin-
gsncy Of lsw. The molten introduced by
Doctor Windtaorst for the sooli ion Of the
miner state Of sisxs vas defeated oy vote
af IsS "a tfU
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

About the biggest valentine received by
any one yesterday was that which usaered
itself into the arms of Benton Chambers.
1t was Mary Valentine. sweet Mary, only
eighteen, and plump ss g partridge. The
marriage license was issued by Clerk Har-
veg, aud hereafter they will know the nys-
teries of the bridal chamber.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

txs4ss'ss VtNsssss-sSs-Ns.
DExrER, Mica, Feb. 1.-THE postoffice at
this village was entered by burglars last
night and robbed of $500. A horse and
complete outfit was also stolen from Will
am Fields
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
COLD DAY FOR a'GLYNN.

The George People Apply for tho Tncor-
poration of tho Anti Poverty socirty.
NEw YORK, Feb. l<.-Louis +. Post rep
resenting the George aide in the split in the
Anti-Povsrty society. today filed spplics-
ton in the 5aprems Court Gar the incsrp0r-
tion Of the Anti-Poverty society, naming
himself ". L. CrOasdsle. lev. Hugh &.
PentrSst, snd other strong George adher-
ents ss the incorporstors. II toe spplica-
ton is granted It will is2ve DIR. AcGIynn
aud his followers out ia the Geld.