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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
CHURCH CHIPS.

Rev. A. r. Merriam will preach ai the
Emerson the afternoon al 8 o'clock.
DIR. James Gallup went 10 loBis las; even
ing 10 supply the pulpit Of the Presbyterian
church IN that city today.
Public services will be held nt4p. m. bv
the New and Latter House Of Israel. at $40
Csnsl-st. Subject Whst IL Redemption
Unitarisn-Services morning and evening
al the LAGies Literary Club rooms. Preach
ing by Mrs. Eliza K. Sunderland, OF Ann
ArboE
First Reformed church. Rev r. Moerdvk
psstOr.-ln the evening TIE pastor viii
preach sermon TO young men. All are
cordially invited. Seats free.
Division Street NJ. y ohurch-gev.
Graham. DID. pastor PrescbinR morning
and evening by the pastor. sunday school
at noon. Young peoples meeting al 9 3. m.
Uniyersslisi Rev. Charles FlBhrer pas
tor. Morninh subject. The Real Jesus and
the Simplicity Of Religion" Evening Sub
iect. "A Winnowipg Fan" sunday school
al IL m.
Grace Church--Rev. Or. Knapp. rector,
will preach In The morning 81 ''Our Work
IS Stewards" and in the evening on The
Rock OF the Believer aud the UDbslisyer
COntrssted."
Smith Memorial church. corner Of Veal
tby-sve. and FiuDey-st Morning service
o3npuctsd by the pastor, Rev. II. a AciD-
tvre. In the evening Rev. LEROY Warren.
oi Lansing. will speak 90 Home Mission
Sunday school al noon. Ieung Peoples
meeHng al 6 o clock ?. m.
81. Marks Church-Rev Campbell Fair.
ID. rector Twenty v-iourtb Sunday after
Trinity 7.39 .. m.. Holy communion.
1000 a. m.. Kectors Mems Bible Cisrs.
1000 .. m. 81 Marx morning sunday
Scheol. 1900 e. ~. morning PRAYER sud
sermon bg Rev tampbe Fair, j. y. or
fefiugsfof s. Narks Home and Hospital.
. 80 B, ni. 81 Marks afternoon sunday
school 300 p 10, North 6rsn1 Rapids
gsrasr school. Nev kues Hal PlsiD.
feid-ave.. GEAR QBimbv-si. 400 p To. Ser
vice aud sermon iu Cottage Grt vs-svs
0akdsls psrk. hy Rev Camrbe Fair. y -
: 90 3 IN evening PRAYER and sermon ~
Rev CknyesA fslr. ID. Offerings for the
church
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
a JERSEY CITY IMPROVEMENT.
Aa Els.stss Rosd 20 be Rnilt by the
fsassyty.aie Company.

Aa Els.stss gosd 20 be Rant by the
fsassyiyaaie Company.
PHILADEL PaIs Nav. lD.-At the oftics Of
ths PsnnsyIysnia Railroad il was stated
that the eompsay had determined TO spend
81 10000 this year and next on the con-
srruction OF an elevated road into Jersey
City, work oa which has already begun.
The slsvated structure will bs built Of
stone brick ADD iron. and will resemble
sonswha, The line Ia Broad-st. this city. IL
viii Be built tor tour tracks. The road bed
irssil viii be fortv-f0ur feet wide,
supported oy iron girdsrs I've feet thick.
IA some parts BY s0id brick-work and
stcns Chief Engineer Brown says: The
rev work wiil not IN sny cegrre interfere
with the Hsrsinus Cove p eyaied Road
which i nov being 5uilt. and which. when
c0mp.e,ei. viii bs used exclusively for
freight purposes. Nearly 800 persons are
killed. or injured every wear in this short
run from The Ferry 20 Befgsn Cut To de-
fend the suits 0roUgnt costs . large sum
then, too lsrge amount - paid on flag
meo. The wages OF these men, who will no
longer be needed. will mOrs than pay the
Interest on the coss Of TIE road"
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

WAsHTSeroS. Nov. l0.--ln an interview
today Civil Service Commissioner Lyman
said. i have very decided impression
that HsrTison's administration will Re q
practical ciril service reform sdministra-
ton. see no reason why ne should rot
execute TIE az in good faith and sIteDd
if 70 branches Of Government service 70
which it has not been applied. His istter
Of acceptance indicates thsf is his attitude
on ths subject. ] believe thaf ne gas en-
rirslv siocere in the statement IN that letter
snd fsst civil service reform vii nsTe 10
set ssek by reason Of change Of aiminisira-
ten
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
Ne CAN AL GIVE THANKS
Governor Lace Issues "a Eioqusat Thanks
kiviag Proclamation


L.ssISs Nov l0.-fhs following is Gov
ernor Luee's thanksgiving proclamation.
issued today.
The absence Of famine aud far-reachlng
pssUience and inc uaeKcsllsd comfort and
prosperity oi our peoDls aays al come 10 as
through the mercy and goodness OF an all
wise and ossr-ruling Prosldsnce. Ia recog-
nliiou ol the blessings and IN harmony
With the sentinsats OF thankful people
40 hef sby appoint Thursday. the 29th day
Of NOven Der, A. d. 1855. as a day OF general
Jhsn kssl Wing and praise. Upon that day
ls1 Us remember sud be grateful oy thought.
word and deed. that ia cur own common
wealth Of Michigan We ars among the favored
OF people. and may onr gratitude nnd ex-
preston Ia praise 10 Almighty God. Let
the happiness that NAV come in the pres
ervstion OF health. the sunshine Of prosper
lty, the reunion of friends or through other
channels De increased 20 each OF rs, by
some generous deed 10 another more un-
fortunate than ourselves. Ia witness
whereof have hereunto set tny hand and
caused 20 De affixed hereto the great seal OF
the state. this 10th day OF November. A. ID.
t-4S
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
ALL LONDON EXCITED
oyss Trs w-iTscsseel MURDER
Kbs As Asrdsrsr s~sa ~ several f~rsSas
HE oasssisa Bxo1sh ht CP a. F.ras--
sasst " hsshsr ths cstsf OF
Pslics sEzn De Dasutsssa.

LoND0s. Nov. i0.-Tasre II still no clsw
q tos idsntty ol rs butcher Of the Waite
chapel district. TIE police have had pho
togrsphs of Ehs pace tsken snd are fol-
loving up reports which. it is hoped. are
u isad - s0aeGhiRg In tie direction OF .
capture. bat thsy refuse 10 give cat aay news
OF ~ha4 they have accomplished. They
are not wholly 10 blame Tor this. for the
tact seems 10 be that nothing has been
done, beyond some arrests made sg random
sud no evidence which s.s lar from
sarraDting thsm.
youag woman, an associate OF the p01r
creature WHO meG her death 50 HORRIBLY, has
besn discovered. ~ho tells that Mrs. Kelly.
tas victim va. threatening 10 Kill herself
On THURSDAY, Was dO~n-hesftsd because
she could gel no money and vas unable 10
make any. She had barely Jeff her when a
seii-dFessed aud Te-pectzols-loOElng man
accested her and started zSsy witn her 10
her lodgings The w0msns little boy Of IL
years was there. ana vas sent away. lie
Was sent out 10 peddls oranges, and Was
engaged in that task the rest OF the day.
The child cannot describe the face OF the
man whom be left with his mother. nor
eau the young woman Who saa him PICK
up with Mrs Kelly SO this clew only 10.
Gates the fact that the murderer IS man
who IL well dressed
A walnut woman gives better descrip-
ton Of man with a black bsg, who came
10 her stand and began talking about the
crime in such a wAy as to give the impress
sion that be knew all about IL. This man
seems untraceabls.
Ia Parliament Mr.. Cony beare Is raising
the question whsther there should not be
an inquiry made into the supersession OF
Sir Charles Warren a Chief of Police The
inquiry. FIT is ever made. will take a long
time, and IA the meantime Sir Charles has
offered free pardon TO any accomplice OF
the murderer who may give up his name
and such information a. will lead TO his
conviction. But the prevalent impression
IS that the murderer is working alone. and
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
AWIDESPREADSTORM
ssLEs s~EsP oyEs LAs0 sso SEA
Oa~.a sssraas Dsisy ths Bag sss~n~Fs--A A
ni.h Wi-a .A.t siissias sse~ sses ~
Gaasss n4sss AL@ax tas isoastins'sa
saors.--, ,aas st.f ,a4s Elsa~asrs.

CUmsc Sas. 10 a saos storm and
xs.s. shieh n severity hAs lad ie- equals
Lsfs. sssa IN Water. So "a ale YESTERDAY
.r.Fusan. sn8 oesun0sd aafii aeon tosisJ
Il sxtsn1sd over ths zhols "a ~asesc aaa
ths Manfiaas Provinces DisFaicnss iom
Lo~sr Qusbse a. saal 80 al 1sif isst
Of sncs aas lslisn 81 siopz 10 LosSf 81
I..rsscs sas th.I serious isAIs are sntsf-
..iasd lnss lhsfs nas .sea i-sss ioss VI
fifs sa1oaz ;Rs ashsfnsa oa soth SHORES 81
sas zalL Al Lislet. iofly tafse niiss osios
gasBse. tas sa0s stofla sas sspostsd 80
snlex taaf lAs shf-ooass 81 tAs poiat
eould 1,.t se ssen any lset zHas aud tns
IL signals eauld loL % heard A kals OF
= "a szs blsAing a. ais1i. sn1 continued
t1is moraiux ne s.ges sasnla< GEAR over
over ths ial4 q 40 sl4t-aa.-rnz ths a. 1c-
tilfe A. ~ ser Ia Leuq ana + Atner POINT
,l tod taal a leet II vessels as zacnof-di
sl.s1x them l1s Lssfpeei steamer aAf-
dinlau.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Fndsv ni.hi tee hosse q G. DsKUytsr.
81 HsoFy 81. 49, fprfepfisfsiy 6rspss by
Cleveland hang ne on TIE inside vas 80
cirtisd On tts oufsl wirh b.sck Aiso q
hsndans vifb sEsH photograph ~ fisvs-
lhu0 ia f1e cru.fs DrgTsfT fssfoynsd
fsslFlsd below 49, - this xss fsstened
paper in larae ietisrs resaehs frgm ~.
street tie ie.I9wips Good bFs Cevs sDd.
Tbarns sn good rFf Ho mure fi 8smnet
vHf bandsns rag. bBt bencsiorih ~ll
I've sB1 de under ths sie-sso Apasriesn
&c
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
THE KANSAS NINE HORROR.
Tas sad Task of Rsscuing the Dead
Bodies

Toe sad Task of Rsscuing the Dead
Bodies
Sr. LOUIS Nov lO.-Further particulars
OF the terrible niue disaster at Pittsburg,
Kan. give the number of men ia the mine
as l64. The explosion occurred at D. m.
IL is attributed TO inexperienced new men.
The first rescuing party we're unable to de-
sceni into the mine until after mid
night. and owing to foul air could
not remain but a short time. They
returned with their number uninjured
and again returned to the pit. when twelve
dead we're discovered piled together. The
foul air having been cleared from the shaft
the work of rescse proceeued all night and
TO-DAY. Up to dark this evening ninety
bodies had been recovered. Forty-siI more
are supposed TO be still in the mine.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
BIG JUBILEE MEETING.

The Home Market Club OF Boston viii
R.joice in style.
BosroN. Nov. 10.-The directors of the
Home Market Club have completed arrange
ments for a jubilee dinner to be held at
Hotel Vendome next Thursday in honor of
the Republican victory. Among others
sent out yesterday were invitations to
President-elect Harrison. Nathan Goff,
Governor-elect Of West Virginia, Geo. II.
Hopkins of Michigan, J. II. Clark.on ana
William +. Allison. Of Iowa John Sher-
man. of Ohio. aud Frank Hiscock OF New
YORK
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11


The F<aalsI drama eDiaflea "Tas Mys-
isry Of hsnso1 Csh speus al engAes
84enl 0f sas wees. commencing tomorros
sl ksanonas rhs plsy l. arAastiss
tios - ihs novel ei she same name by tef-
ga 3 aUs snd = - sense loDki uroeI
80 uSttis Irving. tAs charming souinetts.
is al tie brGd 81 the company viii sif.snA
csst Ibis company naKe won considerable
grssEigs wherever fhey havs appesrsa. And
tie iglslsl production la this cliy shouie b
eel pasIoRl1ea
Kiss Helen Barry. Who Suffered 80 soci-
dent a New 4 era rrDeniy. Be- reported bui
ssfsousy tufs Mhiis Miss harry was cut
driving Staging irll under a weight of
mortar Tightening Asr horss Her car
rage VAS overturned sad Miss Barry ~ss
seriously bruised oUt 40 bones were
brosea She ~iil ogsu he1 iouf Noseni -oF
- a. Harior1. Coma. sad vii appeal ia
tina city February 2s
OF the Asrp soloisi who vii appear a.
Mare Wilson's entrItsio nlebl 81 Powers
November II. she New aork fsn.es sSys
Ame ChatteTt0n confirmed tbe opinion
before expressed ihai she is one oi the very
beat hsrpisis sSeF hear "a Aes era. tie
quality and poser ui hsf tons being Ter
above those ol other ariisis
Tee Wilbur Opera Nompsny ~ll close
their enEagrnsnt si fo~frz Opera Houss
this evening. - ben tbry vii sppesr in The
Grand nuchess,' introducing Miss Susie
kirsin. Miss Christian aud Nessrs Con.es
holBie Ire DennicE and the sniire Ftfe enEi h
Of ihe company The prices ale The ssuse
ss Tor tls preceding nights Of the eng*ge-
menL
Two strong attractions are announced
for Re8monds Grand Opefa House the
week oi November 49, Ihe nrsi three
nights wil be taken up with he Nelson
Family World Company. and the latter
half oi the week Sla O. France viii sppssr
IN his new Sensational drAWs entitled
"Jealousy.
Next Friday aud Saturday Charles
Gardner. sweet singer add jolly comedian
and = good company. viii present the
'fstherian3. 81 Powers oDcrs House. The
play is al attractive one And the company
is commended highly by The Press.
The suocess II La Toscs" this season j.
proving 10 be 81 positive that Kiss Fanny
Davenport hss determined 20 snflve "Feao-
- for the present She viii b. seen in
la Ioscs' only for the remainder Of the
season.
Verdi, the famous composer. was IS
wears Old issl monih. lie hss just built
hospital 10 the commune Of NillAnovs Ar
da, bch be has endowed with al annual
income OF 81. 800
Booth and Barrett begin their Venetian
Nights 81 the Fifth Avenue Theatre To-
morrow night.
The entertainment offered by manager
Smith for the coming week 10 one Of unss-
ual excellence. Lester Franklin has been
re-engaged for one week more, and will
produce bis beautiful comedy drama in four
acts entitled Solomon Isascs' The piece
was produced a. this house last season 10
immense success. The entertainment will
commence with . lsughsble sketch by
Jonuny Ray. followed by an olio perfor-
nance by = superb cOrterie OF specislty
stsrs. masking one Of the best entertain
Enents ever offered b the management OF
tais cosy resort The same programme at
the regular msunees Wednesday and Sstur-
Jay afternoons at , O'Clock. Large house.
are predicted for the entire week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Co1rwsus. IBd. Nov. l0.-Hssvy rain in
this ssetion hss caused 81 Overflow Of tae
White river. vhich = doing great dsmszs
~ wash sg s~sy thousands Of h1sbes of
nsx corn located in tbe soften lsnis
3ach ivs sfocx h-s been dro1ret thou-
ss8-s q bushels of corn have he~n s-ept
sTav. ard thousands more So eadsngered
"a The nefaa borhooa - Seymour. II ths
Goods conunle another day tbe damage
- ta-ra
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Essr TAwss. Nov l0.-A heavy North
-sstsr is rag.nz ard fasre are hers the pro-
selisr City Of Clsysland. vhich had the
-hcs Qnsvis in TOW bound for Cleveland.
- hsn within - niles 81 rhunder BAY the
line parted and tha CITY af C svsland
raschrd hpra TIE y ~ Grosthrsite and
Genoa are he-p Bound for wsakse also
the NsIkssss Fes-snder. Weston. Nashas
\ snistaae. NorMsv City az Nsckinsc
Deau Ricamoad. Arunded. ssutsc aad
Arerv
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
A ROW WITH MEXICO.
The Greasers Trying to stesi Some of Oar
Territory.

Il PAso. Tex. Nov. 10.-Lsst night. in
an official communication to the city
council. Mayor Lightbody stated that en-
gineers, acting under the authority of the
Mexican Government, were constructing
embankmeRts opposite I'll Paso. which be
believed. would cause the river to damage
the American bank. Moreover he believed
the Nexicans had already extended one Of
those embankments across the boundary
and were now working on American soil.
He urged that immediate action should be
taken TO stop this work. by force, if neces-
sary. The Mayor has telegrsphed the facts
to Governor Ross.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
a C.urn-,sf-sfi,r 81 Defsos- - fts Esn.s.
sor ~ : sfs.sbsr - fhs Borso

a C.nnrnsrf-pffor o. Defsos- - fks Eun.s.
sou ~ Hsrfbsr - ths Bonso
It - bUl jus. iAsf tts cifizeas should
know tbsi the cbsrrss fnads fRta. TIE
Emerson and i,s lnmates ssvs nst ben
saDs;sntsfed There "a tsss ~ trof,ls
vho are svsr rssdy 20 sftsck ths frpatsl..a
q woman ~oo rs c0ns g. rosa las
depths and is struggling fgr frss8om There
j. ESQ . cisss - p.sepis ~ss. vlta fhsif 49,
s8spectug nsturse. constantly silen fhrif
uu5s 'ief in ne sincerity 40 sollisF 81 suth
women - accomplish s-lf-re5,nf,.itn ffosss
fhs lfs ~ sosms NJ ssfiehsd go tbeir
own sscf 81 To- p IN buussnfs tfieY sssf
- subiitsr sbs uliDds Of 0Iissrs ~ pnblsss-
Iug - the ~9rid 20. b9ns fids isels SGT
Opinions sBd supD7s.tions vtieb spf.esf
fszf sis - tns r7s i8ritF gl .ffest.s1a. reas
readers and are Dsusis7 ecoep.s1 ~ ts
truth
II fho.s ~hs srs Interested ~ ne suprnri
81 tris borre are o. sii Hfsarfsec ~ ih- -
csrt sftscts mssds upor iss fepuisfioh a.
iis management ~lH cal upsn 49, psr.-
ssf of tss Board. tbss may iesrn ths ises
revsYdins fts innsr ~ofEings sue wAet
bss O-.t sooosuFiisbse TIE Isss ga moriss
oi Is ertsf>rss
ItBs su-seiepf tossv tbsf fts ~srf = pre.
pressing ~ o rsnefkebs satizfsciofs fnao-
rser despite Toe csnfics 81 olnntons ssd TIE
uD-e-orv reports - the ccxtrarr.
~ these ~ko sseas reS@T - rrpess ~
toeT besr deferssorF - suct vors eH
ioir furr<s vifh fhe isales SEE fDer for 20
good q ne cxgss. fssT ~ili go . - q
rY~st vork net ons< usrc tessse - "a
upon tie pubiit - ery~rs..
s1nsrs 80 rss bs<En.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

The bark elssrnrs for TIE ~sss srs given
t.iov. also comparison q he cls,1ngs
fos fbs n10sfe 81 0esoBsr 1857 ans lsss
ssee sss ~. t1Is<si e So l4zs fss SIS r
- SO a. a. 1852 SIS - fo1sl s57t Bls ~.
lsss yssr. tsTz ,sgs s. Gear ngs fo- f'ctobsr.
1857 g. 10 .sIs 81 in 1ss' &t<si. 7S4 ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
A 10 oRRlsle DISCOVERY.
rh- Bodies OF Ei~-sa Chiidrsn ronad In .
Wsisrworks Reservoir

ST AssROsK Can. Nov. iO.-COmplsi1ts
have besn made recently concerning toe
condition Of the city reservoir water. The
.ath0ritiss resolved TO empty the water to
dad out the cause. The task was begun a
few days ago and vas com Dlsted yesterday
The remains of slevsu children we're dis
covered az ths bottom OF ths reservoir. in an
advanced state 0t decOmpos An in
quest rsvesls that every one of the chill
drsn aa,i been corn alive and oreathed for
sevsrai hours az east.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Ia Children of Zion have decided g.
naor'g-ge her cherch 90 psT the s.iev-t
firs ~ sr0snsss 90 Bishop Patterson. To-.
snrnev nas net BE- rsiset en- sccoanf ~ a
Iriaecl or iast II lisele to BE- i-susr. lt -
fo sria t'af Narv Hsw ~ So Som give
rirrh u., annf 1er chnd waich shs SAYS vii
e. tLe eal.s. curi g oi larfet
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
TWO FATAL ACCIDENTS
A Man Buried in . Wsu 30 Feet Deep
and . Boy Shot.

ana 10y shot.
sksNa<,,, vsltssNs-.s,AN,
CHARLKvoIx, Nov. l0.-Fridsy morning
J. I. EIlrem, Of Advance, near this place
was buried in = well that he was digging 30
ieet deep. Help was called as quickly As
possibls but Il was impossible to save his
life. he leaves a wife and six small child
rem -Bertie. the l2-year-old son of Gill
bert W bits went hunting at Deer Lake.
be attempted 70 draw = loaded gun toward
here by the muEzle. IL was discharged in
nis left breast, he said boys am shot and
killed. and tell into the lake desd.-Al
Cleveland and Thurman hags are flying ST
half mast, the Democrats tske their defeat
With smiling grsce.-Chsrlsvoix county
claims the champion shingle sawyer of
Michigan. On Wednesday tue sawyer in
Hanson 4 Strouds mill cut 45, $50 in eight
and oa@- half hours.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

NET HsFEv. NaF. 0-ioformstion ~
tslephons a. -isfs hour tonight fron
SAYS ke = resting essisr. HIS condition q
s.-ga4iy inr~8vs1. TIE rslv eoes rot.
ao~4-er ave 80 ssniiT ugch hope If =
-,rrr~-rr
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Next Friday aud Saturday Charles A
Gardner. sweet singer. add jolly comedian.
and = good company. viii present tue
fstherian3. 81 Powers oDSrs House. The
play is al attractive one And the company
is commended highly by ghe PRESS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

NV NoRx. Nos. l0.-gns anusasi rough
weather a. sea dgri0s tne past two days has
dsl.ysd a. The incOmioS ocean steamships
0os and f~o days. A dense fog Ovsrspreads
tns loxsr oay tnIs morning ana up % noon
not q passenger veasel bad been sighted.
NsAgiY d1zsa steamships that sers due
y>sJsFdAy alG thls morning. tucl1dlng ne
AGnalic from Liverpool. CllY Of Cuicag5,
STATE Of iadlana from Glasgow, N0raVia
and 0sllsFt. from HamDurg. Belzenland,
from Antwerp. Egyptian Monarch. from
lonsrd. Leerdsm. from ROTTERDAM. ana
Eiysls. Lom Gibraltar. are tsO days over
aua
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Jennie Percy. tss young vu.sr vho hss
made hsrseIf cutie famous siuss h-r srrivsl
~ Graud Bspl4s 49, takso before gades
Ho.gDes vssfsrdsy. aud seutsoosa - r4T =
fna So SD r8sfs q - confined in fhs
Coaufs = 81 81 fbi-rr DAYS. A. Jennie hs1
~ oesbod - earning e psr gay IN sny
other vsY she soss ths thirty dsTs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Pstrolmsn J. T.. Johnson bss been detailed
to act until further orders az police sergeant
in place 81 Sergeant Johnton. promoted &C.
CAPTAIN. and PsfrpimsB Harry Cite he'll has
been setsiied sctiRg detective, snd viii IN
daubiedly be good man IN his new 20
sitiOn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

ArcHIsos. k4s. Nov. lg.-Ins sno- storu
sA4t bessa ia k4asas yesterday morning
sonu1usd flrlouay al lay. The trains are
a. dsased and the tslsgsaph sirss are
a. grcsDrstsd ia al dIrscuons. With the
sKcsgton ~ 08e linz ~ kkns4s Cty. Ia
A caisgn over 80 tsispnons lines are
Bro.sn snl 50 laps led up slla eiresfic hznt
N.F-s hat l4s elsctrc 4isnl so+ks have
been s4sD-r4al lo prevent sc1l4enLs- lne
suoasloll - tie heaviest tnaL aas occurred
her- a. saY season of l1r year aacs i-lS
Ihs extent of TIE damass c4uEOt % ascsr-
lsiGed. 3sins o. the suspension Of tsie-
xrag1lc communication
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Two strong attractions are announced
for Redmonds Grand Opefa House the
week oi November 49, lhe first thfee
nights Sili be taken up with The Nelson
Family "a ord Company. and the latter
half 81 the week sia O. France viii appear
IN his new Sensational drAms, entitled
-leAlouaY
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Anong to- promiseat R~pas.ic-ps -
town yesterday -sre - y Me- o.
Massex8u. pr o r. Ieos Bon. p g
Wstklns 50 r. - SFevsnsu1 ~ Ionis
ard H0a. Neal NsN Les. - Rocs fora.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
CLEVELAND CRIES DOODLE.
He Thinks Hfs Tariff Message All
Right.

Right.
NEW YoRK, Nov 10.-The Suns Wash
ington special says: THE President con
tinues to bear up wonderfully well under
bis misfortune. He takes the defeat philo-
sophically, but be has not learned the true
philosophy OF il, if what ne said TO one OF
his callers expresses bis exactf views, for in
conversation with that man be attributed
his defeat solely 10 the lavish and corrupt
use of money by the Republicans. This
opinion is reiterated repeatedly. and with
emphasis. and he evidently believes. or
tries TO believe. that his tariff policy in the
language of the day, was AL right"
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

JscSsosvIIIa ia nov lg - - fever
ss0rs no sbsssmsnt Tods7 there we're
s3 ns~ csses sna IA assths. Ire wssfher e
saF snd c0o3. sod thers srs rsuFre1 boI.ss
Of speedy tsrrnInsft ~ tae p.sxOs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

LsSsTSs. Nov l0-Aricies wsve 6lsi 70
day vita the Secretary Of STATE for tae in
-orsiieu 81 - nion Depot Ccmuanv 81
Durans TIE capital stock of 81 0f1 rhe
roraua.v is ccns posed nsialv oi 81 Jahns
,sp a So snt tasfr purposs = 70 erecf .
fne depot hui6tnz ~ fne iunctiou af tas
several = roads pssSinEs thrsagh Darsni
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
A BIG RAPIDS LAW SUIT. .
Transferred to Kent County Because the
Judge IL Interested.

A law suit in which Henry II. Anderson
is plaintiff and Russell III. Griffin, OF Green
Big Rapids. are defendants. has been trans
ferred 10 this county, because the Big
Rapids Judge has been connected with the
case as attorney. 1t involves some five or
SIX thousand dollars, disputed items which
il is claimed should have been indorsed on
mortgage and were not.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

g. Hsn6-cks vss srrs>fsd yextsr5sT ~
stesing = rsrtion 8i car5et rss~i.z
nsehine o~peo - Frsrz sxnzsL Hsn-
6s-exs c.siRs - c~s a. Ehsnss sskez sz1
ElA have - sxsa5assioa n<xs IaesssT
foreEc1a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
SAILS Fos HYATL
TIE x.sr.srr- wiz Protect Americas


PoErsscr1s. Y. r.. Nov. i0.-The United
States steamer ksarssrgs on Friday took
aboard Der powder. having received par
.mptory orders to = 70 sss today and pro-
ce-d 20 Fort-su. Prince HSyti TO protect
American Interests tbsre Fhs ston
winch VS. criersd By rsols "a proceed 70
HayIi. had sailed Dsf1rs the dispatch reached
kingson. md arrived 81 New York or TIE
So. This caused "a renewal of ne ksar-
sargss original orier-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
ALLEGED NEGRO "INsuRREcTloN."
virgtnia whites Aiming with Winches-
ter Rifles.

New YoRK. Nov. lO.-The Heralfs Nor
folk. Va, special says: All the Winchester
rifles that could be purchased here today
were ISN'T TO Southampton county, where
the white people are greatly excited and
alarmed over the threatened violence Of
the blacks. A collision is said 10 have oc-
CURED today. Southampton IS the scene OF
the famous Nat Turner instruction.