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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Locusss are now a regular part Of the days
provisions with us, and are really an excel-
lent article Of diet After trying them in
several ways we have come pr the conclusion
that they are best plain boised The long
hopping legs ur-t be pulled OF, and the To-
Gust. held by tie wings. dipped into salt aud
saken. As 10 favor. this insect tastes Of veg
etabie rather thaa Of fish or hesh. not unlike
green wheat. aud 70 ss n supplies the place
Of Vegetables. OF which we are much In need
For catching Iscusts morning h TIE time.
vhsn they are half be8um,,ed By cold. and
their wings damp with the dew. They may
then he found IN buzirsts under the dssers
husbes. and gathered without trouble,
merely shoveled irss a t,s1 or basief<
They dsvoar everything vegetable. and are
devo'2Ted hy everything animal; sarks and
bustsrds. ra~e1s. hawks aad baxzards- We
passed through foeksof ravens and buzzsrtis-
sitsiag 90 the grvsznd ggged With them
The eaEnels n1nch fkesa In -Fish tBsir fooi /.
the greyheunds rnn snsppinV sfAsr them al
dsv ionx. ezsssnE az rrsaay ss they csa ossch
The Bes}o-7trss often ei~e ther - tfesr horses.
and inss noVv u.any tribes havs poshfnx -
.st bus ocE1s<s ard c&nseIs Easlk.--Toar1sss'
Letter
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
WHAT rHs GOVERNOR SAYS
ne ss fnssrsis~ss en- the Iso-i opsssa Ds'
<Usssoa.


DErRou. May ls-A .IessrA4l special
dispsteh from Washington SAYS The
Jessrssas had . chat with Gsy. Luce at the
Capitol this morning relative TO the adverse
decision Of the saprems Court on the iecal
option law sno lie effect upon the political
outlook. The Governor said that be did
lot care to be quoted al length si present
- hs had no opportunity 10 learn tie
grounds upon the decision had been made.
De Tears It's eject viii be. ia come measure
~ least. injurious 10 the Republicans.
The great political enthusiasts IA Michi-
gan al present he says. is aore than he has
ever known and the sound temperance peo-
pie essryw here are beginning 20 believe In
fbeslncsfety OF the tenn psranoe views OF tae
Republican party. 70 these people the
decision will be . disappointment The
iss would not have prevented many peopis
who are Republicans. from joining the
frohibiiionisis, and would hsvs Voc over
many Of the latter 70 the Republican party.
The decision viii, the Governor thinks
give the Prohibitionists aud Democrats an
opportunity 10 charge what they do not be
lieye 10 be true thar the law -sas kepub-
licsn tick. he had no doubt that The
Democrats and Prohibition organs will so
announce il with fiowing headlines. bat IL
will not work.
While few Republicans will be lost and
q few Prohibitionists also, he does net
think the rank and fiie OF the tempersnos
people will be led 10 believe that the Re.
publicsns are responsible for the failure
of taeir law To 90 what they iniended u
do
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Enfsrtained by the Brooklyn Dramatic
Cfub-Distinguished Guests.

Esssrtained by the Brooklyn Dramatic
Ciao-DtstinguishedG Guests.
Brooklyn. N. ". May l9.-The Brook
iyn Dramatic Club entertained Secretary
Fairchild ss sumptuous banquet tonight,
in The assembly rooms of the Academy OF
Music A number o. distinguished gentle
raer we're present as guests OF tne Club.
The spacious rooms were handsomely dec
Grated andlaround the walls were arranged
the coats Of arms Of the various States.
President ID. A Doody. of ths Club. sat ~
the right of the guest of the evening
and Congressman Jno. p. Adams at his left.
Other prominent gentlemen 1t the table
were Gen. H. W. slocum, J. Edward Sim
mons, ex-Mayor Vim. r Grace, Mayor
Chaplin. Collector Asgons. Gen. Franz
Sigei. United States Treasurer Alexander
AeRae, Register Wm- III. Murtha aud Rev.
Chas. A. Hall. When the cloth was removed
President Doody delivered a warm address
Of welcome to the guest Of the club and
took occasion 10 commend the present ad-
rninissrztion for It's successful conduct OF
the Affairs of the nation. Secretary Fair
child replied In an extended speech, in
which he reviewed the treasury operations
aud spoke of the work Of the sdmiuistra-
ton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

ndiesks that shsrs . soms sunshins IN ons
ssathsrn sditors AssEs. I rsprins ths item
mors especially fox the pleasass Il vill
Afford TT. John AeIaiyEe. ths whiion
Journalist of lhis eiEy. says the editor Of
tie a 45ssrfsaas
Mr.. Moore. oar clsysE aud Pop1isr drug
dispenser. vii Disses accept the thanks Of
fhs senior eiis0r 0f this paper for . m0sf
delicious drinx Of lemon soda And also
4r. Lasrsnce, one Of oar most prominent
merchants. f0k = glass Of most sxesiisnI
elzefH
Ths many frisnds ef Caarlss D. Almy,
poet critic and philosophsr. viii be glad
- learn that extensive preparations are be-
ing made by one Of the leading Publishing
houses Ia New York 20 issue . eomplsss
edition Of rss works Of this rising young
author. Those Who have been delighted
With his numerous flights Of fancy" ss
they have appeared nom time 10 time IN
eur local papers. viii be delighted to know
that thsy can soon be obtained in a form al
once durable and ornamental. The edition
bound in undrssssd sheep. brass corners
etc, etc. This antique work Will be sold
only by subscription. and II sufficient
number Of copies are guaranteed for Grand
Rapids Mr.. Almy win add 20 this edition. il
IS understood. his lates, essay in criticism
tons that combines tho hnal results Of hi'
critical, poetical and historical methods In
an unusual degree) "Whas know about
she women of Tahiti. their morals. beaut,
and romantic tsndeneies." When We STATE
that the price per set of these volumes II
oaly t23 and that already one subscription
has been taken, the success OF the under
taking seems 70 De assured. The success o
the undertaker viii come aftsrusrd.
I I I
The attention Of the Northwestern ANA
| teur Rowing Association is called to th'
fac that Grand Rapids has grown some-ir
fact between eighteen and twenty Thousand
inhabitants aimee the association held ID
drst regatta here two years ago. The asso
citation has just issued circular in which
it Is said that Grand Rapids has about 65,
900 inhsbitantsI' Inasmuch as II Is agrees
by everybody that Grand Rapids has a
least 1890 inhabitants. the statenen
should be amended. II Secretary ChaunceJ
wrote the circular would respectfully in
viss him to visit this office and inspect th'
evidence on file here to prove that Crane
Rapids has over 81. 600 inhsbisants. II h'
be disposed TO doubt the authenticity ofthi
the Office boy viii undertake to convince
| him that it is true ia about five minutes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

This boat arrived hers from Chicago Sun
day. She has been in the dry dock and
and h.s also had new wheel put on her.
This last is great improvement and adds
to her speed between one and two miles an
hour. she left this morning on her regular
season run. She is 20 leave here every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning
for Northport. Norwood, Chsrlevoix. Cross
Village. Msckinsw and st. Ignacs. return
ing on alternate days. OF course Captain
Wilbur aad nearly all Of his old assistants
are on her again thi. year, and il goes with
out saying that she has one of the most
gsatlenanly and popular set Of officers oi
any Of the boats on the lakes EaScss Ba;
E1gie.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
GOOD FOR THE TOWN.
How the "Tsiegrap-Hcraic" Advertised
Grand Rapids.

How the Telegram Herald" Advsrtises
Grand Rapids.
The enterprising paper. the TELEGRAM
HERALD. of Grand Rapids, Mich, has issued a
special trade edition devoted to the building
of the city in which it is published, and
giving pege after page Of facts and column
upon column of figures about one of the
most charming and wide-awske cities be-
tween New York and Denver. The TELE-
GRAM HER AID is paper which has boom
of its own. and is fully capable of conduct
ing one for It's city. 1t is clean. brainy and
progressive, with the true Western push in
its publishing and editorial rooms. Its
trade edition contains no advertising mat
ter, no paid matter of any description. but
is stroke of sheer enterprise to give the
country at large n bird's-eye view of Grand
Rapids. its progress. i:s industries. the fruit
belt about II, its Wholesale and retail trade.
its SO. 600 inhabitants and the 1o0,000 IL ex-
poets TO have in the course OF another year.
The TELrGRAx-HERsLp knows the road TO
success ana Is bound to Brooklyn
On. y Times.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Another Hot Dispute I'm the Method
Conference Yesterday.

Another Hot Dispute I'm the Mstkodi
Conference Yesterday.
NEw YoKK, Nav l9.--Ths breach betwet
the ministerial delegates in the Csners
Methodist Conference occssioned yesterds
by the recommendation OF the Commits
on Ministerial and Lay Delegates. concern
ing equalization Of representation. widens
today. When Bishop Ninoe called ia
session TO order II was evident that the rnlk
isters intspded II possible 70 defeat a
adoption Of the committees report by q,
sctiy the same tactics that the lay delegsts
yesterday defeated DIR. Qacsl's substitute
The taking up Of the report Of the con
mites on which the conferences was Of
deadlock when the time Tor sdjournmen'
came yesterday. vss by unanimous cor
cent. The ministerial delegates demsndsc
that n vote be taken by orders aud the lzy
men got back az the preachers by calm
for the ayes and noes No one was ina d0ub
M 10 what the result o. THE would be. bu
when DR.. Buckley, who yesterday spoil
against the adoption Of the report aud VOTE
IN favor OF Dr. Quesis substitute, vo0
aye" there went up murmnr Of surprisl
DR. Buckley wanted 10 explain bis rot
but the conference would not permit J.
Several Others OF the ministerial phslsBs
who yesterday voted against the rep0rt fo
lowed Dr. Bucklev's lead and today vott
for ifs sdoption.
When the call Of ministers had bee
completed Dr. King. Weldon and stus
who had voted no changed thsir vote
ave" DR. Acberd. who came in late al
voted for Dr. Quss's substitute. The rssp
of the change 0f these votes Was that a.
report was adopted. The majority Of boz
orders voting In isvor Of ID.
The vote was a. follows Ministerial del
gates fsvofing Il. l55. opposed, ll<. IA
delegates for n. III against. "a
Dr. kynoi then moved 20 have the rspc
offered by him on Friday taken from a
table and referred to q spscisi committ<
This resolution provides for the sppoiEi
ment OF committee % determine what (
the constitution of the Church aud suReei
such changes therein ss they may fin6 ne
cesrery.
Dr. Hunt then offered AT amendment suf
eestibg q division ol the conferences int
separate houses. which war carried.
The conferences then took up TIE order @
the day. which was the consideration u al
report OF tbe COMMITTEES on Episcopscy el
Missionary BisbopIic.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
ern c JoHssoN DEAD.
The Wen RBows ciest of the Audssov
Gsrer.l's offics Pssees Away.

Itfsrss, Nay Is.-Bea. G. Johnson. a
vel known clerk IN the Auditor-ceneral's
ofsos. aud formerly of Detroit and Eslams-
roo died here lsst niebt ~ disease. con-
trsctsd by foTtv-3our Gsys terrible exposure
in The tranches st Port HudsSD. Johnson
vas : veteran of the sixth Aiohigsn. and
served tbroueh tie war. He va videlF
known a. pToltfc writer On Grsnd Army
rnstse-s and genera war topics and % late
has been vigorously contributing 70 the
Stste Press. areine the nonBinstsoB and
siectier q General A Algsr 20 the PrsziosDcy
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

TIE Borfinrtor strfters Fisefre Reps sn
the fntsr-stat~ toHsn,tssios
CHscse8. hsy 1s.-Rumor were cirrp-
lssed teasy tfssf the striking engineers aud
firsnen Of the Buflingson rcd bad prscii-
ozlly scfnov iesged theif defeat and rss1s
q satisfactory sFrsnesfnspf With tie road 20
10 taken back o. the oid tsrfns Cbsirrssn
Hore. Of the strikers een n. if8ee. ssid To-
might There's no truth vbstevsT IN he
repuYn We hzve bed 10 rpnierenos with
tie Burlington of5oisls. and a. fsf ss the
mems geing bach n pree>rt is egDcerbed,
il n 81. bosb We expec thst al inquirv
~ the Inte--etste Cormeros Cors fr scion
vii berln June 20 a. uhi<b time re shai
rrsssra gresf uusntits O svi5enos 20 show
tnsf kss> rad - noy ba1ir run
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

bssa issusa by I. b aaFms and cenpsny.
Of this c.ty. Taes sFe sati<sea Il Do Not
Kn0w, aad 'Ay Lite Girl u foar. -
" T. AsFrm. Gocdasas grscso1s. hay. IA We
yoa sns Of four slFssa5
II seems strsngs 20 eoanect Billy kmsf-
son's naus vita the 0rsms. tnt certain Is
is be has ioiDsd Estis Patnxms company.
aud reports fsvoiss5ly his messlnorphosis
from burn cork 70 grease palst and powder.
In other words, hs i proving himself very
seeeptsels setcr.
Lady Lyttoa sxys--and Lady Lytlon
ought 20 kn0w-thaf Mary Andersen can
speak French a. we'll ss Lord Lyston. All
OF which is intended 20 convey 10 America
the interesting information Ithat Niss Mary
Anderson is oa visiting terms with the
Lytton family.
HH. Rice talks Of consolidating The
Corssirs sad "Eszngeline' next season. and
making an segregation of feminine lowell
ness and scenic spiendor that will even dis
tract the public mind from the momentons
question of who will succeed President
Cleveland
Young Creston Clarke. son Of the come
dian, John S. Clarke. and nephew OF Edw
Booth, will star next season in "Hamlet'
under the management OF Theodore Hamli-
ton, an excellent actor. Mr.. Booth will be
the financial hacker.
Genevisve Lytton, who PLAYED the hero
inc in "A Possible Case" at the Madison
Square. puts mp her hair in such a manner
that IL looks like a horses tail done up foi
a muddy road. So says the New York
World.
The English actors at Wallack's Theatre
last season sailed for 'ome on Tuesday
The only one who said she would ''coms
back" was Mrs. Osmond Tearle Minnie
Conway, and she is an American.
Harold Forsbe-g was buried by the Wash
ington Elks last Friday. Walter l.. Dennis
and Augustus De Giummond, we'll known
In Grand Rapids, were among the pal
bearers.
It is reported that Reubenstein, the emf
nent musician, has signed for an American
tour, during which he is TO give fifty con
cersA for which he will receive 10000 and
his expenses.
Kyrle Bellew. Nrs. James Brown Pot
| ter pretty leading man, was last week di-
vorced from MS wife. an English actress
whose name wa: Mis- LIE srOud.
David Davidson has "Jekyll and Hyde
| drama, which ends pleasantly, "a in tn
last act it is explained that the Hyde par
of the play is only dream.
| Pretty Msrjarie Bonner IL PLAYING II
lights aud Shadows at the STANDARD
| Toeatre New York. Bonner Is the Ameri
can Langtry.
| John T. Slocum has broken loose fror
| the Mestay er- Vaughan combination, an
lain down the managerial reins.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Florence have rented
q cottage at Long Branch, where they will
| spend the Summer.
! Dunlap's Stage Nesos says there are NOR
| sonbrettes on Broad Say Just now 10 th
square inch than there are bones in Mort
River shad.
Maud Granger goes to Europe next wsel
and doesn't know i she will ever com
back.
About forty theatrical companies hav
closed within the past two weeks.
vernona Jasheau viii continue to star IN
starlight"
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Carver @ Colxell have been busy al
Winter in little shop on Division near
Cherrv-st., at something. no one knew
what All sorts of gussses were made about
the secret work inside some said that they
we're Anarchists. others sad thst the Car9lfi
Gfsnfs uife Vas a0c1t 20 appear. The
psople shook their heads and iooked wise.
Ahosss one o'cieck this morning ths doors
we're thrown open. and a bran new dummy
sugsne ~iirsd out % the street car track ard
wss Immediately run over the road several
times. The engine was built bv Carter 4
Colwell. sad q souisthinz entirely new and
- Supposed 70 ran without showing sny
smoke or steam
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

NNes,st xs>sSsss-etssAA-
PIrrsBURs, Mry l9.-The visitors should
have been shut out today. but Maui pre-
sented them with their only run in the
first inning by dropping thrown ball. The
home team scored in the first inning on a
single by Sunday. two outs and double
oy Dunlap. and again in the fourth on
singles by Maui and Dunlap. two outs and
wild pitch. Both clubs fieldsd brilliantly
in spite of the cold weather. The attendance
was about 1.400. The score stood rs fol.
lows:
Pittsburg...... -.-.........1 o 0 O.
Washington ..........1 o 0 o O.
Base hits-Detroit. =: washington, 3.
Errcn -Pitisburg. 3; Washington, 2.
Batteries--Morris and Carroll. Whitney and
Mack
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
CLOSING THE DEBATE
The Galleries fssksa toths Cerriasfs-1hs
kspsotioHn Lseasr Tries 10 he Ear
c@ssie-Tss Speaker aisss
ferfsasns Reply.

NAsHISeFas. May la.-By 1850 shis
morning eli the public galleries of the
House Of Representatives we're packed 10
the corridors. Il VAS 10 be the held DAY of
the s~ssion~-ths general tariff debate wss
10 De CLOSED by the giants 81 both parties,
Republican le@dsr Reed and speaker Car
iisis- Al II O'Clock the House wss called
10 onisr hy SpeskeE Oarlk.e. by this gime
the diplomatic snd executive galleries were
fllod. and aowers adorned Mr. Reeds desk.
if wss l. O'clock when the regular order
Was reached and Mr.. hsed took the nsor.
lie said that II 4 was . good thins 10 have
our goods manufactured abroad thea Lei a.
sink national prejudics and adopt net
merely the prcseE4 bili. bat ssch legisls-
tlon a. viii treble the spinalcs Of Europe
and destroy our own. de declared pro-
lection 90 he either benefit or . curse. it
could not be diluted. and incidental pro-
lection. he said. Is q sham There IL bus
one tree trade he said, and tue Presi-
dent is its prophet Whoever fails in ths
service Of this new Allah and lie prophet.
for him shall open the shining gates OF tor
sign missions and federal ofhoea" Ne
declared that there are bat iwo seu OF peo-
pie who believe Ia free irsde-the marked
majority of the Nsys aud Means Com mit-
Tea and their followers. and the united
kingdom Of Treat Britain sad Ireland, with
Ireland left out Mr.. keed denied ths claim
that protection mEkss higher prices and is
proporilonstely al the expense Of the oon-
sumner. he said bat the only other rcssri
for revenue il the tariff is abolished. a.
direct taxation. which the Democrats dsrt
not advocate.
Loud and long continued applause greeted
Mr.. Reed when he finished speaker Car
Isle was given q warm recspflon when IA
took the no0r. Referring - keed 4 srfu
ment he said that he might answer bin
by declaring that II protection is a GOO
thing. We should have absolute pr0isotie
-bence build a Chinese wall around a
country. he then proceeded with
elaborate argument 90 show that free traC
Is not disastrous 10 ths interests Of a
manufactures or Of labor. ne the protection
ists claim. He also argued in favor Of
reduction of the surplus. asserting its Il
furious effects upon ths commercial intef
ests Of the country.
Iodisn Com missioner Atkins assisss.
WksHfsGToK. May lS.-Inclsn Conmi'
4
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
NEW ploT DISCOVERED.



Lorpos. May 1.-The Csnfraf Nsr~
snpo1nces il is officially informed that the
police have receivsd news Of the Csn-Es-
Gael plotting which consempistss The com
missi on OF . crirBe similar 10 the tr<csdF 81
Pb0nix Psrk. Dublin. Ia which Lord
Frederick Osvsndish and Under Secressrv
Burke losf their lives. The poiiot FOR some
time have watched the movements OF
Thomas Bremen sDo fonno hin couferring
with . Dr.n nsrnsd Welsh who eft<fgerd
made pfeienst Of gong - America He
otteufsti9usiy snDoBncsd bis intsntion Of
going 70 omsbs 20 see Brennan, and really
did sell for Bsvres osiensi5lY TO take .
ste1n1sf &C New YORK. But after re>cbinr
Hsvfe be went Oh 60 Paris. wbsrs pe hsr
bssn living unds1 at assumed nsms In an
obscure botel- The Deilos have rovsrfise6
the description ~ Walsh and ere oio~~iv
watching men supposed 70 bs psrties 10 The
plot FDrihef dsisils ci the plot are
rrf,fo saed
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

DrBLrS. May l9.- A bsilif named
svesny. while escorting the drunken son
OF Landlord Lloyd to bis home st Temple
more. County Tipperary, fired upon labor
sr named Thompson and wounded him in
in the hip. Another workman, named
KennedO, interfered aud Sweeny shot him
also, the ballet entering the heart. Both
shots were hred az Lloyd's orders. The
police porsued and arrested Sweeny and
With difficulty prevented the people from
lynCbiBx him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Cln-rrr cornT-Myren Hester e. a. "a
2 Il WerEna1 et A. tresnaes ~ she csser
reritct soz ste riainfif Scr s. sSf-S5
SrpxaEea ssersT-Fhe peoele -. Jas. 4.
Pesfman eiEauv, or rriai.
pseHkrx corsT- zstRts - Pa re Jeiner,
3sceasefi. ersier sduifEng vi 70 pronsfe.
Exfate 81 Aeouer1 Fox. \ ulzDcE orster az
rointrx Wm. Il. Van Leeuven zssrgiisu,
eon.f ales sud iesters issred Estste of
Harriet 6 Wsrisn. dseessef. pes1rou ssv
snsl settlement of r<fsfe Sled, hssrfng
June IS xe<a<e 81 Ananfse NarSpn. -
c>assa- pe<z3an ss< enaz m1n1mn8 - Unnn
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
CATS SAVED HIS LIFE.
A New Sort of Fire Alarm in Operation
at Wyandctte.

DKrRoIT, May l9.-Willism German was
sleeping peacefully in his cottage home at
wysndotte this morning, when two cats
Jumped upon the bed and tore frsnficsily
st the tiankets. He swoke 10 and Himself
surrounded nv flames He bad just time
enough 20 dash TO the nearest window,
throw IL open and jump out he coulo not
wait even 10 pick up his psntaioons, IN
the pockets Of which were $50 The cot
tage end everything ia IL were burned
to the ground The fire reached Maple
Hall. an old landmark adjoining and des-
troyed il with al its contents which could
not Re hastily removed. ipcluding the pool
and billiard tables Of Peter hsuren ~ saloon.
Next, Patrick FinD'stwo story frame house
was reached and nesrly destroyed befo- -e
the farnes could be eItiDguisbeo.
The fetal loss is about 5000. and the
INSURANCE. reaches only - oco. Mrs Cath
srine Gormsn. Wiilisn's widowed mother.
might have lost her lifs. bot she wss swsy
from home, Al the bedside Of sick neigh
krv
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
Chicago, o 4, PhtIad.lphi.. 4.

sxsN0ssIs NtNsss,u-xt,,As-
CHICAGO, May 19.-For four innings the
home team failed to get hit from Gles-
sons delivery. In the succeeding innings.
however, they pounded his swift curves .or
total OF fifteen bases and won the game.
Van Holtren wss very effective. but was
not supported as he should have been. The
The attendance was about even thousand.
The score stands as follows:
Chicago. ..........-....-..0 0 0 1 ? a.
Phladep ephia-..-..-.-.-.0 Q o o.
Base Hifs-Chicsgo. 9: Philsdeipbis Z.
Errors-Chicago. =: Philadelphla D.
BatteFies-Van Haltren and Daily, Gleason and
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Tx1s4 Cfrx- Mzv 1s,-kt 1870 Iset night
. srnsmits e1rs-iars ~ss s1plode5 II TIE
S,~r-ev a tie wetchrnsn's reDrn. on the
kGT. snste~sne tbe b1iid M hut DO
frv ~ srs5fTrF 20 fhe vsichusn a fxus5i7
f~oub;s = susserte8 - beTs iospirro tie
Se0s The rpsopie - foe re1xstsor asco6
shoe4kt fhert ves st esyfbeusks.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Jss. Minoxue. Patrick McN.ns-s sud
Jas. Dohsrty. hustled sround yesterday and
rzisea money enough to have BE body Of
T,aniul Touspxins. tas nan vao died - Sf-
Marks Hs7ne. returned rom Ann Ar,0r.
whsre Il hsd eeen sent eT ne poor 81thi-
sia~. TIE faoersl witi se hsld y D1rfse :
undertaking. rooms his sfernooc ~ three
o'esorF. ard tae sepfr Wis be barred "a the
Ta.iaV tsfr rernefHrT
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

casRxsBrss. Mar Is.--xrs. Felix Leon
sra. wbo isfs bss bsd Thursday morning iD
her niebt closkes. rsturBs5 81 night, hsving
hesn hsaing IN the yoods sii Sss. sac ie
cor htsess fnssnt. sn6 wfH nct talk. sTreEf
to sfsse thsf she VS. II the woods Gown st
TIE fs1s. r i coid end snow 10 stih Or the
rvcans q the yaois 206 Il j. q wonder
thsf sh< lived tbrou0b TIE niTbt
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
Ths standing
The Tri-State Games.

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CLrvKLAsD. May 19.-Jsokson played two
games yesterday with GAINESVILLE. and
caught up with the count. bat lost them
both and are still at the tail end Of the
list. The summary Of the sir games played
are as follows
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

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