Telegram-herald., 1888-06-29

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tn~ czi<ss's cen<n4l<<ss-
Ths - ~ Ees fo1rth of Jaly eoaa-
ristss a. TIE Aertoa lazs essninx vss sell
sftsaass, Asyor l. u. Wsston IN ihs ehsiE.
Alter the roa5las easinsss il vas decided
% extsnd az inyltzEion - All Mexican vsr
veterans - secspE seats in carriages snd
txks Lhs;r place ia tAs proo<sslon
The Commitfse On Fireworks. just 70
turnsd fFon chicsgo. reported having
made q eonusct with Jsmss Paine 4 Sen.
Of Ssv fork. Londen. Eng.. and Mel
beurns. Aus. the largest pyrosschaie msn-
ufsctarsrs IA the world A10ng the large
pieces 10 - displayed on the eixth-st.
bri1zs will Be the ruins Of P0mpen. cover
ing : space " 100 fest. the borning Of the
Ciky Of Aoscos. and portraits OF Harrison
aud Cleveland. each 30E30 fsel in dimen-
sions. There will DC showers Of SKY rockets
snd 10 nan candles. aud il will DC altogether
one Of the nnssi dlsplays ever seen. This
Is the pyrotechaic company that gave the
eeleorzted display Al Manhattan Beach.
Atlantic City, and al the close Of the con-
yention al St. Louis.
TIE Butchers Guards Of Grand Rapids,
will turn out IS strcng. All mounted, and
and viii make display Tor the purpose of
capturing the 30 prize for best display.
Arrangements we're made for seven COM
psnies OF military ia line. am ong them the
Coldwater. Grand Haven an d Three Rivers.
which latter company will bring their own
band.
The Hastings X. OF p, uniformed rank,
viii Join the other ranks bringing their own
band. aud will give parade In the forenoon
and q drill on Campau Place In the after
noon. This rank il will be remembered
have just won the championship OF the
world in drill.
Tie COMMITTEES on Military Affairs re-
ported having elected Major McGurrin.
treasurer OF the Military fund.
All societies and manufacturers will please
| notify Secretary A. +. Schafer. at Sweets
Hotel. before Mon lay night next either by
| postal or in person, so they may he assigned
| their proper place in the line OF march.
The committee then elected the following
| officers OF the day:
Orator-Hon. William Wells. of Detroit
| Chaplsin-Rev. DIR. Campbell Fair.
| President OF the Day--rhomas ID. Gil
| bert.
Vice P1esidents7At Iarge-Edwin F.Uhl
| John Widdicomb, Hon. Julius Ho use man,
Hon. uhas- r. Bslknap, Hon. Dan Stryker.
OF Hastings and A. J. Bovine. of Hastings
For the First ward. John s. Farr and John
Steketee; Second ward, w. X. Shelby aud
| +. w. Perkins: Third ward. Henry Fralick
and Major A. B. Watson; Fourth ward
Hon. John Killean and Fred Loettgert
| Fifth ward, John Dfeggc and Hon. G.
Comstock; Sixth ward. IL. J. Felker anC
Richard c. AcGann; Seventh ward, Capt. J
j. Robinson and John L. Long; Eight
ward. r. w. Merrill and Joseph Berries
Township of Alpine, Edward A. Miner
Cascade. Hon. Geo. p. Stark: Lowell, Johr
y. Mathewson; Rockford, Hon. Neil McMil
Ian; Solon. j. V. Crandall; Ceda
Springs, Hon. l.. M Sellers; Coopers
vile, Roswell Lilley; Grand Haven
Major Geo. W. Mcbride; Spring
Lake. Thomas Savage; Spoonville. Geo. +.
Sinclair; Esstmanville. Thomas Hebron
Ada. Lawrsncs Burns; Grattan, Thoma
Joyce: Newsygo. Daniel Z. Soper and t. o
Shaw; Whitecloud. Charles Mertsns Ionii
county. Judge A. B. Morse and Col. J. III
Kidd; Allegan, Don Henderson and II. b.
Peck; Walker, III. A. Hydorn; Paris, Charles
McGrath; Holland. Hon. Jered B. Decker
man: Iceland. ]. Den Hsrder.
The COMMITTEES concluded its labors and
adjourned to meet again ut The Morton
| parlors Saturday evening at o clock sharp