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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
CHANGED DAILY.

Tbe Rose Jar Crnzs is nov a, ffs beieht.
Il began - a mild innovation. evidently in
trocucej for the dedication 81 the delicate
and sensitive D0strils OF N aay ~ the hon
ton. We hsvs them from &c up 10 81 ~.
any and every style Won could wiph 1her
ere employed not only iB psr'0Fs nd rec y
fion rooms. butin nv lsdy's bgueoir snd in
some cases each room ia the house has ops.
SO popular have they becouse thef forru
Of jar worship nov prevails. The history
Of The evolution of the poip7urri il quite
r0nsntic, and reaches back some disssuce
into The pat. il originated win tie fafAs
centuries go. They were ususiiy made ~
lead. and were one ei the indispensable so-
iuncts of The barem. The ist las been fsr-
reaching IN Sc effects and ths e5iicf - eoci-
ETY. j. "No house complets without q pot
ponrri iaf"
J was = sirpls cfockery clerk
NJ cheek - pale. ~ eve ~es dark
And all day lone and 70 and fro
The mai6eps passed lively row.
And glanced sD1 cazed end glanced again.
And eyed ne through the window psnc
'Ah, sweet Oh. sweet" they cfis6. ''0b.
me-"
Then came 10 buy some potpcurri
b LEOSARD's SONS A. co.
- snd - Monroe -
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

WasHSGToS, April &C. p. McMsnus,
OF New Mexico, has got into a temporary
trouble. lie appeared at the Capitol earl '
this morning with his arms full OF circulars
signed by himself. as agent for settlers
charging corruption against the agent of the
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Williamson. Secretary Lamar, Presiden.
Cleveland and the Supreme Court in con
nection with the Maxwell land grant
While distributing them on the east front
of the Capitol. his pistol went off. bat
whether oy accident or design is not known
He WAS quickly taken in charge and SEN
down TO Police Court 10 be charged with
carrying concealed weapons and with dis
tributinc documents contrary 10 the lsw
The circular is coherent. and sside from IN.
temperate charges bears evidences Of crank
mesa
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

A katehasla Mas Anrdorea rs = farasr
CoAsiet. Aossr.iias a. s.salasss

n III t-ttEt1 "a - MAtANtaA Nt \ II4A<t
eoAsiet Aossrsiias - fsaaasss
lArcafgEln. H.. April 2-Ssmael Wal
drof Vas called 10 lAs dser of hls residenss
Yesterday morning sni insisElly killed
with = revolver in tie hAnas 81 Thomas
Davis. The tragedy ei Today wss the sseasl
10 rohbers oomnitsea IN lbis toNn a lis-
tie over seven vesrs aso samuel Mslarof
N~< a. thai TINS . constable. Numerous
onrEiaries hso been counltlsd IA tess
VieiHiiy, Bat The perpetSators eluaed shs
vlfisanoe of the suthouties u0tll Nslcrof
determined 10 nd TIE community at
lhs gang. aud succeeded IL capturing
one OF The thieves while ia the sot OF
loetinF store. The burglar gave his
maine as Thomas Dssis his triai followed
$40 taere htlaf % doubt ar - the prison.
ers guilt added 10 The determination OF the
citizens IA rld themselves az lAelr unwol-
cofne visitors. Davis was speedily convicted
ahe senlunced 20 . term oi seven Years IN
she joliet frnltentiSfF. Upon being sen-
ttnrea Davis said with al oath, that II he
ever regalned hls liberty. ole II his firss
acts would be 70 ALL the man who did 80
much TO secure his couylpuon. tie re-
| ferfed - Asldr0f. N0ihine Was thought
of tie s0mewhSt dramatic situation pro
oneed IN the oour room just before Davis
Vac led away and e. the systematic fhieF-
lng was ended. The affair usssea fr0nl the
MINDS Of those present az the time
Last night sell-0ressso man entered
the 81. james Hotel. aud asking f0r accom-.
moostlons. placed his name upon the Tek-
ister-Thomss Davis. AestAeF the clerk
Dor those ia the hotel oflce a. the time re-
msmbered the name or the features Of tie
man. who was thought 20 be a tOlsi stranger
20 the town. DAVIS gave orocIs 20 bs
aroused ~ O'Clock tnit morning, and so0u
retired lie wss awakened al The time rs.
| quested. and after eating hearty bfess-
last. hrs actions attracting No sisen.ion
whateyer cOoliy ht cigar aud slowis
passed out Of the hote. sntranoe
II Was just before 0'ci0ts that the
stranger walked uD 10 "a sldrois bouse snd
after looking over TIE place evidently %
assure himself that he lad made 40 a.
take, knocked al the door. After q dsiag
OF very few minutes Wal6rof responded
10 tue SUMMONS la person. Opening the
ooor wide he asked the man, whose lace
had passed from his memory what IVES
wanted. Being asked whether his name
was Samuel Walonof he replied Ia the
! the Affirmative.
Scarcely had be finished has answer when
| Davis drew = revolver from his pocket aud
! fired three shots ia succession. All took
effect. and ri tue third report Wsldrof
dropped 10 the no0r c0rpss. DAVIS lben
replaced The weapon IA bis pocket ana
walked away. He bad kept hls oath. After
walking two blocks up the sircet he rs
turned 70 see ii bis work xzf a. e1sctusl "a
intended, aud satisfying himself on that
point he left town. Upon learning the
facts posse was st oDoe formed % capture
Davis. The search viii be cobunue1,
| though with little prospect q success.
Should the murderer bs caurtl there = 1T
tie doubt that the enras ed citizens will
adorn some neigbborinE tree with his body.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
A PROPER PETITION
NrRoDUcEO sY srocKsMOee.
a Bah Wanted to Regulate the Euapsoy
meat Of Steamboat CEsss, aad the
nouts They sssil be Emplosed-
othsr waskinE Etoa News.

sAxAQz.ss ~ SaE N1Atsxss -sks.l2-
WksnIsSToN. April 2.-Senstor stock
bridge Today presented the petition Of The
Saugatnck branch Of the Marine Engineers
Beneficial Association. asking the passsge
of the bin requiring AL steamboats, 10 carry
a full complement of licensed officers snd .
full crew Also the passage Of the bill pro
yiding that the maximum hours OF labor
for any licensed Officer shall not exceed
twelve in sny twenty-four hours
Senator and Mrs. Palmer returned today
from a few days visit ia New York CITY.
aud tonight gave large reception in honor
OF the foreign delegates of the Womsn 3
Council, for which 400 invitations were
sent oyt.
Edward r. Uhl and wife Will be guests Of
Postmaster General Dickinson at dinner to
morrow
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
NOTA SETBACK.
Congressman Ford Explains the Water
Route Appropriation.

congressman FORD INpiaios ths 0Ater
Route Appropriation.
DETROIT. April "a Washington dis
patch 10 the Ners says: Some misspprs-
hension exists ss 10 the status Of the pro-
posed waterway from Grand Rapids to Lake
Michigan. Congressman Ford explains
matters thus: According to the action of
the Committee on Rivers and Hsrbors q
survey of Grand River is provided for from
Grand River TO the lake with view OF ob-
tanning channel of nsvigable width. with
a minimum depth Of ten feet. No particu-
lar sum is appropriated, but enough money
is provided To make the sEIyey and esti-
mate the cost of construction.
The bill. as introduced by Mr.. Ford. pro-
vided for the survey OF = water route but
the committee would not put in this exact
language, because water route" would
include a canal, and no canal scheme will
be favored bv the committee in any part Of
the country; So therefore. instead of sur
vey for water route" the committee
have agreed 10 give survey Of Grand
River, as specified above. This is not q set
back in any sense of the term; the only
difference in Representative Ford 9 PROPOSE
tion and the survey agreed 10 by the com
mittee is that no survey for canal will be
granted; otherwise Representative Ford's
scheme has been adopted.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

tss@ssssz - sslt4shs-stssNs-
LUDIsaroS. April 2.--Elsotion day Is q
complete Republican Waterloo. The Re-
pgbIicans elect for Supervisor Frank Dan
well by a majority OF ., the Democrats elect
James Donaner. Mayor; Wm. Kennedy.
Aa5shai, Joseph Hepburn, Treasurer; Al
bert N0gel, W. Reed. Robert Buchanan and
Dennis Carroll, Aldermen. the latter named
over Thos. Lyon. The vote Is party vote
only n name the issde being really q re-
viysl of the local option question voted on
a month ago. -Four of the eight Aldermen
o. the city are salo0nkeepers. and the rest
men ia the interest Of the saloons. 1t looks
wet ID Ludington.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
T.,I,,x an.nt IN. r.r,r p,u.

wssHISeToS. April MIR. Mills. Chair.
man of the Committee on Ways and
Means reported the Mills tariff bill. and IL
was referred to committee of the whole
M. Mckinley. oi Ohio. submitted the
minority report. which was ordered
printed.
Mr.. Mcmillan, on behalf of the Commit
tee on Wsys and Means. sanoauced that
q . committee wo1l1 seek 20 hsye. fhs
House CONSIDER the tsTiG biil on two weeks
from ioraorrow. The committee deier-
mined upou this ists cay for she purpose 81
enseliDg the goyristions Committee q
get iis work forwsrd and into fhs Sensissss
far az y might -. and be trusted fhs..is'
that tine tie business would hsvs been 80
far dispose - thst the tsTig Dill could
have an uninterrupted right y way.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

Lsxsrva. April There Is no chang. in
the situation of the printers strike. The
measures that were expected to reconcile
the differences on Saturday evening failed.
TIE 6rst number Of the hornsNs Tribisas.
under The auspices Of the typographical
Tnion. arpesred this morning. Manager
Godfrey has been IN Chiesg0 today.
it seems there y not much IN the way Of
q settlement The matter il entering
isrzely into he city election today, voters
generally believing Il cbsr<easle 70 the
present ssminisfrsticn. not knowing that
The printing is let 20 the iovest bidder fs-
rsrffiess marty
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

sss FKsSersco. Arrii 2--Clsre1ce T. Cas-
steward ard esr1esster. Of tae ftrIfis5 hsrk
Brusssis whiCh ass e1 e ~ TIE bxT e.n
tie n zAt Ct 4erca 10. have cssnf SD 70
hsvInx 81 Ere % TIE vessel Ther are az
6sr arrest Bsckn4n j. fF1rn Ctkzxo.
Thesr eon fesssors - - fhe csuses fo- f-re
fhe vssse co EH ssree lzkeT ssFs fGsi
sfse- 81 bad sx1sd for tt- VoFs1e - er.t
har1esfex Bsekm1as reasen ~es rtlv
r. set re rev trerE the i1s1essce g<SFe ~
r. SO tas1 gasf - e<cfa1n sn6 rstca-
m2u hred - bark. ne Ire wss rst oct
before be bsrk wss ks4lS szrss1. ss< soes
sei2g snAx ssa.<A
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

siFe r1nBing around ths ks0xs and shall
be 1e1issrsd b. the asxt aay The b9xss
from lns upper precinct ef the Tbird sad
Wsle nos - sesled snc they were Away
frola the g0liiug place snd out Of the Gus
t1sy "a the inspectors Of eleetlan Tor fully
al nCaf.
II appears that they we're folisd IA get
ing Ihe boxes from he firss precsDct u
sbe Third by Inspector naFidson. wh0
prompgiy tod our Jolly sheriff 70 70 "
Hades.
Weston . elected. anyway.
Nov what nsxE
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
Eighth Ward.

In the Eighth ward the tickets were
somewhat different from the others. there
being a straight Democratic ticket and a
Citizens ticket. The latter was as follows:
Supervisor, w. Uirich; Alderman, Adrian
Yates; Collector. erdinsnd Seigei; ConsIa-
bic, Cyril X. French. The Democratic can
didstes were ali elected. with the following
pluralities: kobert +. Courtney, Supervisor,
42o. Louis L. LxunisIe, Alderman. PIG;
Thomas 0'Keeie, Collector, ll6:; Daniel
Moylan. Constable, 32l. IN this ward the
Prohibitionists are the strongest. William
Il. Knox, ior Supervisor, receiving sixty
votes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

At Powers Grsnd Opera House, Thurs
day, April 5, "Erp,inie' comes TO rs after
It's popularity in Sew York city with a re-
msrkably strong csst. very large chorus.
special orchestra magnificent c0stan o.
aud all Of Boyt's celebrated scenery. kr.
Rudolph AronsoD's Comic Opera Company
stands at the very head % The list OF or.zD-
ization presenting 0pperEt;s IN America. u
Is ore OF the most carefully contracted
companies that hs. ever been placed upon
the road. The principals are all artists OF
vel established regulations and whose
names ksve been identified with light opera
for years. They were originally selectec
especially for 'frmiDIe, and their long ex-
petleDce IN the paris they represent in
paris 10 the performances smoothness aud
artistic character which only time and Gle
cretion can secure The opera has beco me
recognized as one OF the surprises q the
smusement world. TO- It's remsrkshls record
has never been exceeded by any lyric pro.
duction in New York City. u j. IN
6ogbfedly happy conception and one .rr-
fectiy adapted 10 the public taste of today,
bat not alone 70 itS Own intrlDsic merit n
iis term Of favor atiTi butzble. Much Of
its success Is due TO the liberal policy oi
Er Aronson in keeping the standard ~
It's performances constantly Up 90 the
highest possible degree Of sxceiieroe.
lie has Tcpienishsd the wardrobe
whenever the slightest signs Of
wssr were visible. the scenery has been re
placed whsaever occasion reQuire8 il. and
the cast has always included the very best
srfisfs obtaInsnie. Tie present tour II
"Frpinse" premises 10 - the most success
| thai Hr. Aronson splendid company has
vet known n vii b confined chiefly 70
the eastern cite. end only limited num-
Der Of weeks will be plsyfd. 'truinie
will be presented with al the care snd AZ
teutio1 70 detail &hicb have beo9ns
rroversinl VIII the Casino management.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

large and enthusiastic sudienof greeted
the banner show nj smiths Opera House
last evening. u Is lfstcisss novelty en-
iertsiDment Ia Tony Pastor aud his peo-
pie. The Mountain PiDks were aftisticaiiy
arranged. and the selections oi Aosicsle
Dale. especially the lullaby rom
"Erminie, were rsiisticaiiy rendered
bis banjo m&nipu isti On>--.--t einx
the best ever produced Ia tins ttcAtfa iils
concerslna solos wee pleasing the haf-
mony and execution being exoelsent. Niss
Maude Beverly = without d0aOt the acme
Of all vocAlists Who have nspred % tie
ladder of fame. She j. q pattern for al TO
copy from. The Zsmoras Msxican family
are above the standard trnpeze and ladder
performers, sno the ether spscinitlos are al
very clever. Frank Lesiis. good come
dian. and the stock compsns. were well re-
ceived in the pretty comedy, Under the
Gas Light"
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

Mention Of TIE Easter service. 81 Grace
Church on 6uadsy was inadvertently
omitted from the TEIreEkx-H rns1r's
osberxiss foii rsEor1 81 Lsstef sxercIses
yesterdss TIE exercises ~ this populsr
iouse of worship wers CT siBly smons TIE
raost interesting IN TIE city. sua especially
tie rnnsicsl portion 81 TIE yr0grsfnrne toe
choir rendering rzsrT exceilsgt seieefio1s
IN az sxcearioasiiy fi8e nannFr Fropssiv
The meet rif1nc DuTeasr Tas ne an-9sfn
solo ~ Mss Fannie farie wscse pu-s
swaet vosos gives ersat ufs iof the
fsf1-e
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

Nrr ToFg 8pri 2-fbs iz John =.
rsrfon. o. t6s Wrst Prsssg se-isn Cifprch.
ln Fsrsv.seegD3- -sf.. tod his congregation
reste-dsV tesf there vns sesrie isTef 10 his
fam 3 snf fbst be would hsvs = Qasrsn
the oifnsf5f f1T some time. He gsss tne
rnerossrr - his chasch 30 ~ ~ re - h.s
boaes Re uerid p-eerH - ususi bai
vo1sd seols nssetsne the eaursb @safDsrs
r.sr.nras =
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
Entire Rspub,ican Ticket in Ada.

sxtNgsVSt 70 Hst NtNtasNastNNNs.
ADA, Apr. The entire Republican
ticket in this township is elected, as follows:
Supervisor. .ehE Headley, "a majority;
Clerk, Clark D. Wsshburne, 25; Treasurer.
Wm. SmitL. IL Highway Commissioner,
Luther pinsrnere. 3S; Justice OF the Peace,
full term, Jslnes IL. Ward, 10; Justice OF the
Peace, vacancy, Clark ID. Nashsurne- 1;
School Inspector. John s. Moxon, IL: Drain
Commissioners, Henry H. Ford. 4; Consts-
bles, Chas. p. Moxon. t6; Edwin Petit. 10;
Harlow Livergood. 10; Ulysses d. Nc
Nsughton, g. Ths Court House loan was
dafeafed
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

NEw YoRK, April 2.-Chacncey Depew
doesn't believe that general railroad strike
is imminent. He urges arbitration wher-
ever there are difficulties. unless the men
wsnt to get entire control OF the railroads
To avoid strikes MI. Depew says he keeps
his door always open 10 employees. whose
committees are received. their grievances
heard and wrongs remedied If any exist
Good sense and good temper. he maintains
will usually win. Gr. Depew declares Chic
Arthur man OF sense and courage Il
whose wisdom the brotherhood owes il
strength.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
ss.anth Ward.

The Seventh ward was somewhat divided,
the Fusioniss electIng three of their candi-
dates, and the Republicans electing Frank
A. Rodgers, Tor Alderman. he receiving 05
plurality over the present incumbent. An
drew Doyle. The other pluraiities are;
Henry U. Shermerhorn, Tor supervisor,
47s; Hans Ii. Fitting. Collector. lsS, Cor
nelius Mssterbrook. Constable, 4OS. The
Pfohibiiionists poiled as high as 81 votes
IN this ward.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT AT DETROIT.
A Mans Head Nearly Cut or by m
Elevator.

DErRoTr. April Hugh Mooney, a
truekman. was killed suddenly today. His
occupation took him to w. Bull & Co.
stores on Jefferson avenue at 1l:30 O'Clock
this forenoon. he told one OF the statesmen
that be wanted TO get some furs for rem
0ysting establishment on Laurel street, and
be was referred to q department in the
basement. Instead of going down to talk
with the young man in charge. Mooney lay
down on the door and yelled down the
elevator shaft 10 him.
While thus engaged the elevator. which
was at .he top story of the building. was
slowly descending. Ii crept on downward.
but Mooney was totally ignorant of the
fact. The elevator struck Mooney on the
back of the head. bursting q blood vessel
and crushing the lower part of bis head
into Jelly. He lived only fifteen minutes.
Coroner Lansing vii. hold An inquest.
Mooney was so years of age and leaves q
widow and several grown children at 10;
National-ave. He bad been in the employ
OF stanton. Simpson s6 Co. ~ their private
truckmsn for the past fifteen yesre.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

In the efth ward the tickets were cousid-
srabgy split. bus the Fasionists s0eoeeded in
electing ali Of their candidates. Trafton
IL. Pond. for constable. MAS on both tick
els. and ne received 9l3 votes. All bat
three Of me entire numesr pOlied- TIE
other plursJigie< were; simon sullivan. sa-
pervisor. 3s7; Fred. S-aaders. Aleernsu,
s3l; Miliiann a Damn. Collector %. There
was 40 Prohs0l. ion ward tcket.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
THE PUBLIC FINANCES.
The Debt Reduced Over Eleven Millions
In March.

III MbfSn.
WAsGINGroN, April 2.-The reduction in
the public debt DUNG March amounted TO
$11 $50, $50 and since June 90. or the first
nine months of the current fiscal year. .SlsS.-
5605Sl. The net cash in the Treasury to-
day is l04. 573. .930 or eleven and half mill
lions more than on March l. The gold
fund balance increased six millions during
March and is now $2is.siS. .253 while the
silver fund balance shows decrease OF
three millions since March I and is now
$43. $50, 7S2. The national bank depCsita-
tories at present hold Sol, ,25l.647 of Gov
ernment money. The Government recei ots
during March aggregated SIS. .S67 ,S73. The
Government receipts from all sources dur
ing the first nine months Of tie current
fiscal year aggregated $2S3. 204, 7S3. or about
ten millions more than during the cores
ponding nine months OF the preceding year,
while expenses were 500 ,06S, ,i37. or nearly
thirteen millions less tae corresponding
period of the previous year.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
HossY or A MICHIGAN MAN.
His Msrss for Buying Junk Troubled His
vfe-an Eccentric son.

Sife-An Eccentric son.
BATTLE CRxEK. April 2.-The following
notice appeared in a daily paper publishei
in this cisy.
Whereas. my husband, A. G. Arnold. is
troubled With fatty degeneration of the
thinker. and his mania for buying old Junk.
etc. thrssfens TO become chronic. | hereby
forbid ali persons from selling or giving
him any Old wagons, secondhand saloon
outfits. Old stoves. junk, garbage. etc, or in
duCing him to sign bail bonds for dissoiute
characters. MkRfA Z. ARNotp.
a. {. Arnold. referred 10 above, Is quite
wealthy. is proprietor and manager OF the
ExchsOge Hotel. owns The most substsn-
tisl business block IN town, and his only
child. George. IS the accommodating young
nsn who wcen convicted OF drunkenness
recently. weDt 20 the County jail AZ Mar
shall unattended. and at kis own expense,
where he demanded admission TO serve bis
sentence.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
The Holland Election.

ttslsssse vtNt1sAssSssss.
HOLLAND, April The Union ticket was
elected here today. over the Labor ticket.
with an average majority Of 40. The sue
cessful candidates are ss follows: Mayor,
Cornelius De Roo; Supervisor, Gerritt J.
Van Duver; City Clerk, George II. Sitt; City
Treasurer. William Der Deck; City Marshal.
Edward Vsrteli; Justice of the Peace. Simon
Denutl School Inspectors, John Baton
and John I. Cost.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
lNfIhE TOWNSHIPS.
An Apparent Republican in the Rural
districts beard from.

districts beard from.
txsNsss>. ySs 1tNttsNS-stSsNe.
WYOMING, April 2.--The entire Republi-
can ticket was elected here with the excep-
ton of Treasurer. Following are the
names of the officers elected with their ma
jorities: Supervisor, Nichol ID. Emmons
Is; Clerk, w. ID. Knowles, 90; Treasurer.
Car Caldwell DEM, PAL; Commissioner OF
Highways, Anarew Z. Retain, 10; Justice
of the Peace, Nicholas Bouma, IL; School
Inspector, George w. Diilenback, 81; Drain
missioner, Orson L. Look, 235; Con-
stables. Harry Dince, 436; George |. Moore,
IL; Aretus MoormaD, "a; Luther Rank, II.
The total number OF votes cast was 4o4;
straight Republican votes. l75; straight
Democrat votes lis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

II Was rather close tight 10 the Sixth
ward. the Republicans electing their candi-
dates with small inajorities. The plurali-
ities were as follows: Peter c. schickell. PIG;
William HI. Stokes. Alderman. o. John
HOogsrbydef Collector. lz3, Joseph W.
Lindsay. Coastabls. -. The highest vote
on the Prohibition ticket was ~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

A aspablie.a Mayor Elected by $40
Majority.

A 1spnblieaa Mayor ktscSsd oy 3lo
Majority.
txs-ssxs es.ssss- .-ssAA
OBAsD HAvEs. April captain Thomas
". Kirbg. REQ. elected Mayor By $40 ma
iorisy. Andrew Thompson. Rep City
Treasurer. l63. VIM. Angsll Dem City
Recorder: W NJ A. Andres DEM CITY
Azrshal. Charles -. PagelOn and
John Barnes. DEM Justices OF the Peace;
L. W k40aka Dem. +, ouPerv sor First and
Second ssrsls B. 5iebeiling Dem.). super
visor Third and Fourth wards, b. ID. stat
ford Dem was elected Aldermao Of the
FIRST ward 0y aeclaIhation jacob koeitz
Rep Alderman Secoad ward. William
r6.erman Dem. Alderman Second ward.
Silas klibourn Rep.A Alderman Third
ward A j. Destelder DEM. Alderman
Fourth ward Andrew WOrmser (Dem.),
Schoo! Inspector.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03
JUSTICE WAlTE,s FINANCES.
Over Onioious Friends Talk OF Raising q
Purse

Purse.
WASHINGTON, April Civil Service Com
missioner Edgerion is indignant over the
story that Chief Justice Waite's family is
left in destitute circumstances, and depre-
Gates the effort making by over-ofiicious
friends TO raise a fund for Mrs. Waite.
TOLEDO, April p ne will OF Justice NJ.
X. Waite deceased. was proosted this morn
Ing. 1t is briefly written in bis own hand
writing on a single sheet Of legal cap, and
is dated June IL, 1885. a. Washington. He
leaves bic wife as cxecuirix, and 10 her de-
vises all his real. psrs0Halapd mixed estate,
with the request that no bond OF inventory
be filed. Joel n. LLOYD, Richard Waite aud
Alice L. Waite are the witnesses.
Mrs. Waite and ner daughter will con-
tinue to reside IN Washington.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

ttsl1s7tt fet fE--l9- -I-All-
MAsIsTEE. April 2.-The Democrats carry
three wards out of four, and elect the fol-
lowing city ticket with majorities ranging
from two TO i've hundred: Mayor, Robert
r. Blscker; Clerk. Walter 5. Deming;
Treasurer. Joseph Larson; Justice Marx T.
Roy. The Council will stand six Democrats
and two Republicans.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-03

W.sHISeToz, April 2-Tbe COMMITTEES
OF Wars snd NssBs smenae5 The seri6
bill this morning hy IN s63ition of provi-
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