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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
SUICIDE At CASNOV|A
An oIo MANs OsuseRATs ACT
Lst Fslksrssa Dies FEsza the knssts of
L.aaaa4-s Village Affairs a. ehs-
eoyE2a b-als Aixsa-Othss
H1f1sxs IN alcai<2a.

ttet-Ate sst--A
CsssosIA, April s.-Lot Fsikerson. aged
ssysnrY eight years. snd one 0f ths oldest
residents q cssnosis. died Ihss mosnink
asosI elock from dose Of ls0dananl.
saicn hs took lzsf Saturday S00a With in-
t.nt % eommis suicids. M. Eulksrs0n has
suffered severely tor some time past from
occasional hfs. and hs seems AZ lsst % have
been 1fiseu - "a sarerluzs 90 pat an sf.d
- rs existence saturday forenoon ne
Eaiksd o. ne 0usiness part of the village
To- ias lrst a1ae ln sonls days. He sent 70
the dfgg store snd asked i0r Two ounces u
i4adan0m- TIE druggist sasgscted thAt ne
wanted n for tne pQTOoss "a seli-destrnction
ADJ hesiiated about istllng him have
fae drug but he saccees4sd IA
shaYing The druggist suspicious. aud
obtaia@d tie iA1danum. At nOon Mr.
fulxegs0n h4d nis diDEer served In nls
f0on 4nd Ntlie there ai0ae. -e TOOK ne
Whole quantity u he iauiauam. ssallo~-
sng IitLis a. - a sime .ifn Dis food a. ~
sfs. H.a frsncs 5000 discovered that some
thing as wrong with aim. aud he told
them .1zf be bad done. The empty mor-
goiue sizl sas found and Ar. Fuikerson
told ais l1ends they aeed Dot look for the
conteuts onl hs had swallowed ne whole.
livery possible method k10sn vas reaofted
- oqercofn- the IDt1euce OF the deadly
drug. cut al % DO aVail.
NJ fu kers0n was born in New YORK
slate, 5lt eame 20 Michigan over nifty
wears ago. drsi setting Ia Hiilsdalr county.
ia 1850 ns came 10 Kent c0unty and bought
Ihe aud where the village OF tasnovi4 nov
stands. and Naere ne has since lived. tie
aad been . very acllvs business nAn aEtil
aoOgt tNo years ago. ~len be became
broken down mentally and physically. he
"a do. ~
wife Of Joseph kies Esd. Who al reaIGs Ia
lzsaoyla
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
smiths Opera House.

The new company ct Smiths Opera
House was greeted last night with a full
house, despite the heavy rain. Davene's
Allied Attractions were well received. The
opening scene, "A Moonlight Serenade."
was fastefully arranged, being something
new. The trspszs bEllant extrsordinsire,
by NJ lie Lofts, was executed in grand stvie;
she is justly namsd the queen of the air.
Delhauer. ss the human frog. was immense.
Emerson aud West were very funny in
their Dutch specialties, and AcCale and
Daniels are good comedians. The French
troupe. Davenes, IN their mid air flights
are truly wonderful. The comical after
piece, scenes IN an Attic. is ridiculousiy
funny and elected rounds Of laughter. The
balance of the company came in tor a share
of the lsures. and were well received.
Take il ali In all, the show is a good one
and will no doubt draw large audiences all
week
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
At the Wonderland.

That coy family theatre, the Wonder
LAND, has reopened its doors. How nice il
is to see this pretty place filed with a gay
audience again. Ia It's festive days 1t was
very popular with theatre goers aud many
of iis old patrons have lonRed for is re-
opening This time a stock company nol is
the boards. with George A Henderson. the
1eii-known Bctor and mansger 81 It's heat.
esening tne7 presented the interesting <
msio-dFamstic comedy. The PickPockeis
OF Paris" which aboBnds With emotion.
beautiful situations. interminrisd With
comedy and sparkling vit1cisms- Mr..
H.nderzos appeared 70 advantage IN the
Leading Feis. aBd be i supported by n
svelly balanced and oagsb.e lgBpsny- ID 3
performances wili be cJntinued every even
i0g. aas mafinees NJ. ~ gwen this after
noon sno Thursday aaa saturday aiier-
MONS
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

NEW YoEK, April 9.-In the United States
Circuit Court today. Judge Lscombe decided
that George Benson. who svinded the
residents Of the City of Mexico out of S25,-
600 by the sale Of bogus Patti concert
tickefs. must be returned 70 Mexico. Ben
son fought the extrsdition proceedings
stuboornly. finally appealing 20 the United
States Court. Ben son and not deny selling
the tickets but contended that the sale of
printed tickets Nas not forgery. 4 stay has
been granted pending an appeal to the
niteu states Supreme Cont
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
RECEPTION TO GOVERNOR LUCE.
A Hall F'hsIy Decorated and Extensiv
Preparations Made to Receive HIM.

A Hall nelly Decorated and Extensive
Preparations Made to Receive Him.
The Governors reception to De given by
the Grand Rapids Guards this evening bids
fair to be the finest thing given in Grand
Rapids for many a day. Company b has
long enjoyed the reputation Of being the
'hustleTsn Of the town, and in this particu-
lar instance they have for a number Of
weeks been steadily and earnestly at work 10
give ptI0n which will reflect credit not
only upon tn mselves but Epon the city they
represent. To the new decorations on the
side walls and ceilings, an account Of which
was given last week. have been added many
elegant draperies and ornaments until to-
night their hall will probably present an
appearance unsurpassed in beauty. Gov
ernor Luce is expected TO arrive In toe city
at ! .. m. and will take quarters at The
Morton. The guards will have carriages In
waiting TO take the Governor and his
party 10 the GrmOry IN time 10
commence the reception promptly at
8 O'Clock. This ceremony VIII probably
last not more than three Quarters OF an
hour, when the Grand March will be intro
duced and reviewed bv the Governor. Com
pany have made extraordinary prepara-
tons TO serve refreshments, and their guests
can rest assured that there viii be no need
OF rushing or crowding. The diningroom
proper will seat al least 30 persons.
The Edison Electric Light Company has
made special effort TO make themselves
ready for this occasion and the first electric
lights OF this system operated IN this city,
may be seen at the armory tonight. The
company are not ready for business yet. but
light thi: hall temporarily. Altogether a
very elegant and nicely arranged reception
NAV be expected.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
GETTING DISGUSTED
THE HOUSE DEADLOCK CONTINUES
Basfssss Eatirsss Al . st.adsftil-anosesr
Recess LAT >fxhG-A Fstitioa FROM
eEaad Rapids Tor . GeseFa-
aeat Telegraph.
s.s....., !. h. ..As...s .A...A.

sss.ss.ss rtksss.s sA<NAN
wAsHsSIoS April S--Everything Is al
a complete staa.istill Ia the House because
Of the deadlock. and not . thing cen be
done until the embargo "a raised Repre-
sentative Ford has heretofore been voting
with the majority and in favor OF the
passage of tne bill. bat be is 20 disgusied
with the waste OF time that he threatens 20
vote on the other side. The House has
been in session for twelve hours today, and
it looks nov IL il would sit tor snOsher
twelve hours without recess. That is the
programme At the present time O. p. M.
buG il is lot 50 certain that II can be carried
out
Mr.. Ford today presented petition from
J. W. Rosenthal and 1880 people in his
district in favor of q Government tele-
graph
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
IEsDAY MORNING, APRlL 10. Iess.


The s.. Csciiiss As1 ihe wcfsl night~ln
the wsy " sezther-of he ssasoa for ther
annual concert Nevertheless P0 wers MAS
hllsi With kFillisnt and gay eEHelsge.
AT no tine before tAis season hAs The
tkeztrs seen 50 many ladies II sttena-
sree. Adele kus Der oae, the eminent
pissist. ~as al that TIE faisoDe
nstiees which preceded her had PROMISED
She Is q great aud wonderful artistic, and Is
- far Above sna beyond De kontsEL who
thunped sBd banged piano on The same
stage .sst week ss a. slsc.rlc hight Is beyond
. t4llos caadls. Lsck of space prevents
an extended notice of her delightful
pisying. Mrs n. NJ avis assisted tie
LADY with iw0 charming numbers. Mrs /.
F. CEl paying her secompaRiments. airs.
Davis received s3ue maSnlnoent lowers,
snd Was repeatedly encoreo. The stage
Was beautifully decorated. and the 81. Cecl-
las have added another % their liss OF
listic aud financial successes
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
graph.
BOGUS GUTTER.
Statutes 10 Prohibit its Production De
eiarsd Constitutional.


eiarsd Constitutional
WAsHISsToS, April 8. - The Supreme
Court Of the United States today rendered
an opinion in the case Of Wm. L. Powell,
ia error, VS.. Commonwealth of Pennsyiva-
nea, commonly known as the "oleomarga-
OF .Pennsylyania. The case brings up
for review the judgment OF the Supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania susts.ning the valld-
ity of the statute of that commonwealth,
making it unlawful for any one to manu-
facture sell, or offer for sale, any butter or
cheese, or articles to take the place of these
articles, produced from any compound other
than unadulterated milk or cream. The
plaintiff WAS convicted of violation OF this
statute and took an appeal bssing II on the
ground that the statute is IN violation OF the
Fourteenth Amendment TO the Constitu-
ton and that the article sold was new
invention not deleterious TO the public
health.
The court holds that il Is entirely within
the police powers of the State to protect the
public health and the question whether the
manufacture of oleomsrgarlne is or may Dc
conducted in such q way as TO involve such
danger 10 the public health as TO require
the suppression of the business, rather
than its regulation, are question OF fact
and of public policy W p n belong TO the
legislative department 10 determine. If all
that can be said of this legislation Is that 1t
is unwise. or unnecessarily offensive, their
appeal must be TO the Legislature, or TO the
ballot box, not TO the judiciary. Judgment
affirmed. Opinion by Justice Harlan, JUS
tice Field dissenting.
The case of the Uaited States vs. the Bell
Teleuhoue COMPANY WAS advanced on the
docket and get for hesring on the second
day OF the next term. This is a case brought
against the Bell Telephone Company in
Ohio By Attorney General Garland, and
which has excited considerable interest
throughout the c0untry. 4
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

FARls. April 3-tenersl Bon saxzr 5ss
~ritren letter fhsnklng Re sisctors of
rrr3cgne t1r tie h1ncr whlch fhev pssd
hin. eut srvs tat he wi sif ia he Chsn,-
49, ~ Derrr - oniv Err -as Department 81
Ee N.,r1
Tie kenarsrtiFts ASSERT that see rasnit n
the Dor70gne ursves taat IA cauaxrv &C.
rssnts tae di~s1i11on af tbe chsrneer sf
Deputies and the revision af tne c,ussit7,-
nm. tensrsl Ee1 leneer ref.ss<sf 20 eslnf ~
the sssf for ne repsrf merit az tie rssr-
drxne. bnt his tisnds sorssrssS as can
didSCY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

George Brink, frss n young man of this
city, hired livery rig last night and pro-
ceeded to have some sport by driving
around the saloons and filing Up on what
he thought good vbisksy. On arriving At
the corner OF Fulton and IoDis sts. ne ieft
the horse without being tied while ne went
in o. a saloon Ii the mesutime an officsr
came along and placed the hurss in Lees
livery barn. Brine ~ent 70 pc4ice Head .
quarters swearing that ne hai tied his
p GrSe and became 20 nnisy aud Drofans
hat be bad 10 De locked up.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
PLEADING FOR his SON.
The Father of Hagh VI. Brooks ppssis
20 the American People.

ST. L0UIs, April S-Samael W. Brooks.
father Of Hugh M. Brooks, alias W. II. L.
Maxwell. has written long and touching
appeal % the American people 10 help him
save bis boy from the gal0wsf The POST
Dspatch prints his appeal. which tiils neav-
ly seven columns. The elder Brooks gives
ms reasons for asking public assistance IN
thls way. rnsinlustics OF his son trial and
The hardships OF the Missouri state laws,
which operate entirely in favor of the lower
courts To the exclusion of the defendant >
chances; the incompetence of two jurors,
the errDrs 10 the criminal judges instruc-
tions: the failure OF the court to admit proof
Of the accnseds good character; the sup
preston of evidence. and particularly the
frequently denounced Dingfelder plot, by
which an alleged confession wss obtained
from Brooks through a detective incarcer-
Ated in the 81. Louis jail, are all urged in
measured and respectful, but strong Ian
Euage.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

The Marrow Escape of 500 Pupils at Tsrre
Haute. Ind

ISDIASAPoLrs, April 9-sFire was discoy-
School at Terre Hsute this morning. Eight
hundred pupils were in the building at the
time, i75 Of whom were small children N
the training school. All got oat in safety.
with only a portion of their books and
wraps, however All efforts of the fire de-
partment were unsvailiug. and in one
hour the massive structure was in ruins.
Rain prevented the fire, which burned
with uncommon fierceness, from comma
tructure.
The building was first occupied in jan
nary, 1870. In pursuance OF the policy OF
the State there Is no Insurance. 1t cost
Sls9.000. of which the city OF Terre Haute
gave $4,000. A detective hue is supposed
to nave caused the fire.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
AN OLD SEA DOG
he Herr 81 hsnaptes Reads tifiy-ioar
as@rs 90 Ssssase a. 1te Nasa
--fhe CosaHlapueF al
the Manit0s.

Aboui cl0cs yesterday afternoon there
walked Into Sweeis hotel lell, gsss-
bearded eentlelaaa. whose straight Nsi.
sfii form soalc se remarked Ia q cso~d.
he wens straight 10 the register and wrote
-. l.. Nofden. L Is \
The gentleman MAS john I.snmeF WoF-
den. Rear Admiral 81 Tie United States
Navy hero nf sils late wsr AID ens Of
tie oldest naval ofiicsfs nor IA tht service.
He bad jusi arrived fro4n Washington hsy-
ing oonae here a. ylsil his hfotheI Col. fre1.
Norden. who Is a special agent ol Toe Land
Department of the Government Ins Al
iniFai will today so 50 itockiord. IA this
county. - ylsu another brother Ansnn4as
N0nden, who wAs 81 one nme .
partner OF u. b. storey and business
nlsnsgeF Of the Chicago Issses There -
slll another Bfether Isaac WOrden. 81 hss
Gty, who j. Tie niled STATES Consul al
Nallaoebufg. Ont
Admiral N0rdsn Il genuine old sea-dog.
lie has been i0r n.iyiOU years ma the
nitec States AaVy. efim and gray with
powder marks IN his lace he eau vel carry
20 his grave The record Of ths
memorable marine engagement IA ths
Hampton Roads twenty. ioQT wears sgO GA
the elh OF issi month, When az lleutenanf
y AtnAAAaAtAt1 TIC eA0AAr - tnAtOIa
il will be remembered thei this Was the
first action IA which lrOn clad vessels teOk
part and that The Monitor made IL
40 hot for TIE Confederate war ship
Nirginis-iornerly the y errmaCk-tkst
she steamed away Tor Norfolk in the
hight Lieutenant Norden wAs b.incfd ~
particles Of cement being driven into iis
lace and eyes from the c0ncussi5n OF astet
while watching the enefnv from au eve hoic
ia the pilot house. tie afterwards recovered
his sleht and was made . COMMANDED. aud
Ia lSoS Captain Commander IA lsos
and Rear Admiral iu November 1874.
he served wlih great credit and
bravery ell through the var From
lsoe 10 1874 hs Was Ia command 81 The
Naval Academy a. Annsnsp0iis and Alter
wards had charge Of lbe Eur0peon station,
being IN command Of squadron IN tie
English Channel. where he was teted and
dlned so much that la returning TIE com
pllment d cost hln hls salary for the year.
Admiral horien Is ~ yeas oi sge. De
viii remain IN tie city several asys
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

EAsr SAoISAw. April s.-Largs numbers
Of men have been going up 70 break tae
roliwsys up ths river a. Averill. where 35.-
ooo coo feet Of logs were j.mmed. and the
roilway broke saturday. the logs c0mmenc-
ing nOs - come down Giant powder was
ased I'd loosen the legs a. the Cheboygan
boom and rafting commenced today a.
wages ths same as when the season closed
isst year. The water - very high below
Midland. and fears are entertained that
sonae bridges mAg De swept away.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

The regular monthly meeting n tie
Humane Society. vas hsl5 o. T. ProTiu .
offiee lsst evening TIE following cssss
we're fetertef attended ic during - ffiffo b
nf BErcf. (asef sHvesf figstee. i0DT. TtpTf-
rssrssed fer 0vsrvarks6 ht-ses two ordered
0H 30 siree,s fV7 YsVrsr snds for ri li7rirs
fa eoqs hGses and - faur herse- foct
orls foss tsrt@eD
Tfs Pree fsnt and Vice Prssi1sni vers
esstsg ri.a8 3 C1r0.1iffzs HsEa povef r. esf-
tsas a. Agent a = Psuf NJ yss eisrfe5
= n5esrf.e7 81 flse Ba,sra ~ Tras.esz 81 ha
rbeeacT
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

WssHrvsroS. Aprii Pope Leo has sent
letter Of the most cordial character tC
President Cleveland thanking him for q
copy of the constitution Of the nited
sfa,ss sent by him to the pontif on the oc-
c3si0n OF the istteTs sscsrdoial Jubilee last
January The communication was handed
tse President this morning By Cardidsl
Giooons. 0f Baltimore. Who msde n sps ci2l
call at the White House for that purpose
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

BAY CRY. April 9-The r. & p. NJ. Rail
road bss been bguiisd out of its recent order
which made al smploys liable to discharge
for frsQuenti1g saloons. The East saginaw
Liberal League informed the road that Il
me order wss rot taken back he saloon
keepers would withdraw their patronage
from the rnad. and the weight OF the
Leagues influence may be seen IN that the
road announced Saturday that the order
~OQld - resciusisd
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

CvKsoYaAx. April 9.-rhe village Couacil
slaodsred In appointing the village At
tornsy. Harbor Master. Marshal. etc. be-
fore The regular time specified oy lsv,
which should have been the second Tuesday
in April WHAT action viii be made to
remedy tbs matter is not definitely known
Democratic Councilman Lapref is also d.
posed rom Office for not being eilgi0le
when elected zt the last village election.
Another election viii undoubtedly De nee
esssry 70 elect lis successor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

The will of David Ross. Of Cannon town
ship. was filed in ths Probate Court yesisr-
dav. He bequestbed all bis real estate s1d
personal property % bis wife in case she
rsmsins bis wdo~, Otherwise she vili only
receive one-third. After her desta Efy
dollars i 70 Be paid 70 each of her three
daughters from The estste and the balance
Of the estate he equally dividsd between
the thres sons.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

JAcksox. Aarl Mrs Haidah Hand,
daughter Of David Holdsn. OF Albion. and
.hs diyosccd wife Of H. Hand. Of that
place. came here SATURDAY. 10 visit Mrs. =.
f4zey. and yesterday took half an ounce OF
ls1dannm. a. 8 clOck. shortly alter, her
coalition sas discovered and doctor sent
for lie f0nnd Mrs.. Hand nearly dead but
~ working nearly Two hours saved her
lsse. Domestic troubles are partly the cause
TOR taxing The poison. and another man
here Is mix II up IN the affair. Mrs Hand
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

the hssrnent az the corner Of Canal st.
sad CrsN,sntavs was arrested on = var
rant on : mplaint Of SsrEesnt Harley for
keeping his ssiooa 0pen on sunday RE
Vas Tsies~sd en- bail 80 appear before Judge
Holmes this morning. stewart Vas hnei
sIao = short tine sg0 for selling liquor
without = license
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

ArLkekS. April 9.-Dr. Howard Simonis.
Botanic and spitituslistic. died yesterday Of
spopiexy. after sa illness OF few hours.
He returned from the saDifsrium Saturday
evening feeling better than for weeks. aud
tns sp0pisxy 5 thought 30 have been due
- tbe effects Ct vitalired air taksn in =
dentist office three weeks ago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

Harry n orr. Wae wss arrested O. iafar.
ussoo fsrnsAs.i sy Brysr1 - nourte--
s-sser. cssrxeS ~fh se.ng eeraec-ea vsh
tke ssrs vSvs5 forhe~ sTsra snelr.r ae-
sore tn e8 <aes COX 81 80 asv No
wsa. yesterday. he wss hef sT tea -
fas Cicses~T tsfra " ne 3 ~ Stsess - r.
rrsft Ceart ~ as oeex freS - 8 o. a
sefzaf - saasn b ~ezE 70 4sl
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

49, assts tee ts-tlsss- s-seeN4s-
IRvfSe. Mica. April 9.-The xrist mill a.
shis placs IS running full blast aud turning
out about seventu-fve barrels Of -four every
day. and snipElcg two ear loads Of Tour
every week 20 Eastern points. The barrels
arr all made here. There has oeen deiiv-
cred on the track here tnlS season between
thirty-6ve and forty thousand rsilr0sd ties
What town can beat thar A. ID. Hughes
"a building 4 dns residence here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

The ersnd Rapids street Raiivsy Com
pany he's appointed $. Callahzn Division
supsrintendsnt Of the Canal. Monroe sBd
Division st Ines Lsmusi AisT. who
foSueriY heia tbst position. hss hem dis
misstd. y. =. Nichols ss scceptea = sinl-
lar resifirz On The Wsalfh7-sve. SC cEI0nef
and Cherry -sts.. srs tre = 81 h ward lines
~nc vs. fsTnler sgrer1fez de1 o Hen
- kegss vho rs enfd bis posilog.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

The hop given oy Misses Gsgs and Bsne-
diet is< evening. slthough not largely
attended vas = very pleasant one. these
attending enjoying themselves immensely.
Tie regular class vii oe held tonorro y
evsDinz- Among those present from abroad
iast evening. were. Len Brown. Of Aaske-
ecn. and Fred Rand. of Coicsgo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

The nosien fsT nes trisl entered - fhs
desendanis cs1asei. in the Missik- Payne
sefn<7n case ~ss nos srsgea 81 tks fsr-
cut cart F-s.erfsF 81 n@ng ocsteene5
enc eek bT consent ~ ec1sse. - frFb
ses It Hta - feness aerss ihsf Anna
n SIX wss gwen ver1fzf I'D irtgrsnf q
81 GO sssas1 k46sr f&sne. -sfefrssof q
So oa tcrns1 2. - tes reoe1z trs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

The Car in~>ttiz zaflen. ~ n has drag
gsd vesrifT sioss n tie Pfoasts Corr fer
avsr = raortr wss te tsvs been res9rse6
veeseresT eftaTnoon. NbeE i wRs - -
f1aee PERKINS wes essiiee5 - 81 e1r~ TIE
Hez~-e a1 e. morrg~ ierenfson - 81
rf-.e r~He fo tbt iIfnsss If Fred
Gay
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

The stockholders of he % a Nsuonsl
hank 6iea their annual report i-ith tns
Co&uty Clerk yesterday. There sre i3s
500 bolders. who bold. IA a. eight thou
ssod shares of - 0o0 ssca. rsskilg sotsl
81 SO 10 cspl = stock A large n1use7
~ the pforaiasnt business men II tbs cIf7
and surrounding cisies saa torns ~ tbs
stare haze evfensve snzres n tnis bank
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

r. ~ aw z css~s - oa1ssaSous -
ssses ver ortsd 10 sbs Bosrf of Essia
YESTERDAY Eas hinSS. I4z ssr-sv -
slEafhers SEQ NFs sli = sss E.rasi FsT.
se4r.et 1STeI 80 cai6~n c- Nr - -
Falnsi-sss srsrisr teVsr ME- So ~ 81
1T erw8rth- -sre. racnaus kssie Zxszssr
"a sSrxraFille-sws-. nssM4s
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

Eugene 4 waite. q Ns~ Haven. sd
divorce IL ths Circait Cent yesterday
cissninx thst Re wifs Narlen g. W1ts
hsd - fa deserted hsm nesrir rear
49,. teki8e fhsir 8n.g caii v5rn her 10
Nefrsexs Nhers r1Eene ssrs So "a iTink
wtth another asn - haxesa6 sn1 F.
TIE rsaa- ~ Marion newig fonnd sFeef-
kears AS rcf hesn lssrne-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

CBSsIorrz. April 9.--Ths examination Of
Edgar Nosher. = married man living IN
Oaeida townstip. charged with criminal
s<ssult upon l3-yesrs-oid girl while iiv-
inx "a bts iafaiv. was conclnfted in JUSTICE
Dodxe's Court todsy The defendant Wa
bound over - Lac Circuit Court IA 81, Geo
hs.stfa
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
THE DOCTORS DECORATED.
Emperor Frederick Bestows m Order on
His Physicians.

HIS Physicians
BERLIN. April 9.-Emperor Frederick to-
day decorated DR.. Norel Mackenzie and DIR.
Howell with the order of the Red Eagle.
The Emperor. IN decorating Or. Macken-
zie. wrote on tablet as follows: When
you came the first time to me confided in
You because you were recommended by my
German physicians. Since that time
have had occasion bv my own experience
u value your capability. / am glad TO be-
stow npon you this order, in thankful ac-
know iedgment of your merits. and in
memory of my accession 10 The throne"
The Empress returned today from her
journey 70 Posen. The latest report here
says that the Bismarck crisis will probably
assume sn acute phase sgain shortly. as
the Empress is determined TO prevail in her
desires, even if the Chancellor resigns.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

CRY Cisrk Beikasp yesterday usds his
snuuaI x.a Ct beautiful boquets. g he
vourg isdi~s IN the Csntral Telephone Ex-
change. Tee namher nss lncressed froza
thirtee1 - seveufeen n TIE usSr Fesr. bas
lc1n SIS Iae aere he nlerrser.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
Insnnltr .nss snlrI.i-.

BrCHsSAS. Mich. ApFil s.-Horsre Howe
. Young married man Of good connections.
plsiol buiet through bis heart. he died
Instantly
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

ErrHsSsS. Ap~sl S.-Joha ~. Rsss.
bsrker. snd enc n Bachars5's ssr'iest AMI
usoss hcncred citizens. died suddenly SAT-
arrisv evenlnx HIS faaersi eccurs 70
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