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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-12
Mr.. Reed Explains the situation.

Washington special
In reply to questions in regard to the pres
ent situation in the House. Hon. Thomas B.
Reed said:
1.-THE state Of affairs at Washington in the
House seems without parallel No political bill
is involved and no political passions have been
aroused It is pure and simple struggle on
the part of a small minority to control the
House. Under the Constitution the majority
should rule. No government by the people is
possible without it In order TO make you
understand the situation will state the facts.
Eight days ago the COMMITTEES rules unani-
mousiy agreed distribution of days
among the different kind of business pending be-
fore fhe House. Among other assignments two
tax When the direct tax was paid some States
paid and some did not. Obviously all ought to
be treated alike. Either those which didn't pay
should pay. those which did pay should have
their money returned. For the Southern
States to pay would be a hardship which
nobody wants 20 infiict. The treasury is
$50 full that it threa tens TO cause contraction
Of the curreEcy and money panic Obviously,
to paw just debt, there could be no better time.
So PLAIN WAS the case that the Senate has three
times passed this bill. and the last time with
only ten opposing votes. Beck. Reagan, Noor-
hees. Coke and Harris. among others, voted for
IL. Wnen the proposal 10 give two days 10 the
discussion Of this bill reached the House it met
the approval of all except few persons from
States which had not paid They began
Randall passed the resolution by vote OF l55
TO A. more than three to one When the days
came for consideration of the bill hlibusteriug
resumed. Every facility offered
peatediy, again and again, for both debate
and amendments: limit put on
either. Nothing. however. would cons
tent the small minority of eighty except
tee defeat of the majority. and the matter
hangs " bile declaring against taking $4,000,
O0O from the Treasury, IT is an open secret that
il $68, ,000, 600 cotton tax could be added these
verv would stop their opposition. 30 hard
has Mr.. Oates been pushed for defensihle sx-
VIII ich be can give TO the public tor his iu-
defensiaie conduct. and that OF his associates,
that he has furnished the newspapers with
story about lobbyists, State agents, and other
wicked persons who to get some OF thia
money How absurd this is be seen oy q
clause in the very bill we trying 10 pass
which reads as follows
..That no part Of the money hereby appropriated
shall be paid out by the Governor OF any State or
Territory any other 70 an attorneyor agent
under any for services now existing or here
tofore made the representatives or state
Territory and any attorney or agent
ssThis clause will be kent. though che judiciary
committee. supposiug ID to affect only South
Carolina propose to strike il out. But the
House will NOT so act. The bill will pass with
the clause in IL This clause utterly destroys
any contract. even II made and all the nancy
will go 20 the States undiminished. Mr.. Oates
knew thiAs and hence pu1a this alarming sntelli-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-12
GoIden sanas ,n Ala.ka-

WINNIPEG. April 1.-THE discovery or vast
fields OF black sand, rich In gold about 200 miles
northwest of Sitks, has caused unwonted ex-
citement among the miners OF Alaska, aud
numerous parties have already started in
soops for the scene. One small boat which an
dertook to head of another which started in the
night has not been heard from, while its com
petitor In the race for wealth was compelled 10
return 90 Sitka. Every painful Of sand washed
out ID said TO leave the bottom yellow with gold.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-12
MR.. BLAINE'S HEALTH.

B. II. Jones Says There Is No Truth In the
Reports of the Maine Man's Illness.
PITTsBURG, April lib. F. Jones. chairman
of the Republican National committee said this
evening that he had reason to know there is
not of truth In the stories about Mr..
Biaines Il-heAlth; that mem bers of Mr.. Blaine's
family are in constant communication with him.
and he il enjoying excellent heath.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-12
THE CONTEST IN THE HOUSE.

Fiibuster Oates, at the Expiration of Thirty
Hours, Moves = Recess.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
WAsHINeToN. April 1.-THE House OF Rep
resentatives remained under a call, with the
Sereeant-at-arms and his deputies searching for
absent members. from o'clock yesterday after
noon through all of las. night and to-day.
About one-third OF the members were out OF the
House during the early hours OF this morning.
aad part of the day. There was dreary lot of
men in the hall of the House at sunrise. The
floor was covered with scraps of paper and dirt;
the desks of members we're strewn with letters
and documents. and everybody worn out.
Determination was upon every face, however
and each individual declared that he was ready
to continue the fight to the end of his term
rather than succumb TO defeat. So determined
were they that there but little jesting. and
but few visits were paid from one side of the
House to the other The doors we're locked, and
communication with the outside cl osed Mem
bers were permitted to go down on the floor
below to the restaurant, for lunch, by exit
through the rear lobby-doors, but the doorkeep-
ers refused to take in cards. Lounges and easy
chairs at premium all day. Members
who were not lucky enough to get place to re-
cline sat in their Seats often with their feet
upon their DESKS and snored and growled at
intervals. There were few visitors in the gal
leries, and lobbyists and lawyers were without,
in the corridors. The restaurant was well pat
ronized but there was no drunkenness. The
story -tellers were worn out, and the testers and
punsters had nothing say. Hours elapsed
when the Speaker was scarcely addressed.
Speeches were suspended, the ridiculous motions
which have been made from time to time
ceased, and every member and all the employees
seemed entirely worn out. Three relays of
reading clerks were made hoarse. Late this
afternoon Representative Taulbee. of Kentucky,
relieved the reading clerks and called the roll
no extra reading or journal clerk to do il. The
Speakers clerk was worn out also, and had
gone home to sleep. Speaker Carlisle,
when in the chair, gaped and
yawned, and looked the very per-
sonifcation of weariness. Privileged reports
and all kinds of business were suspended.
There were no committee meetings to-day. 1t
prevailed for hours, when, at o'clock. Mr..
Oates, who leads the flibusters. ambled on the
floor off one of the lounges and moved TO ad-
journ. There had not been o motion made for
a long time and it caused great deal of agita-
ton. Friends of the direct-tax bill sprang
their feet as man, and from drowsiness were
all alert, and cried: "Yeas and nays .sYeas
and nays" About o'clock, every body being
completely fatgued. the House, by unanimous
consent. took recess till 1145 Tomorrow morn
ing, that the Democrats might caucus tonight.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-12

GREENsBURG, Ind. April 11.-3ev. John
Shafer. a local Methodist minister of consider
able note in his younger days. died his resi-
dence in the southern part of this county last
nisht at the age of seventy four years He
township, and acquired good estate, which he
divided among hie children
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-12
GESERAL FoREfGN NEWS.

An italian OffTcer RECEIVES Lstf6Fs 1HuIChE-
ing the Safety of Emin Bay.
ROME. April 11.--The Riforma to-day pub
fishes letter from Captain Camperio announe-
Ing the safety of Emin Bey and Casati Capt
Camperio received two LISTERS from CasAti,
dated respectively Sent and Sept. "A. stating
that he had been taken prisoner by King Traxi-
ore. whom he finally persuaded to become
friendly to Emin Bey Eventually. Traxiore
charged him with mission negotiate an al
lance with Eisin Bey. The letters state that
Stanley had not arrived at Wadeiai mp to the
time OF their dispatch.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-12
OATES AND HIS FILIBUSTERS
Continuation of the Long-DraWn-0ut
and Wearisome Fight in the House.

4 Continuous Sitting of About Thirty Hours
Broken at Six O'Clock Last Night, to En-
able the Democrats 20 Hold Caucus.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-12

Irishnan would feel that he had share in the
great traditions of the Anglo-Saxon race. Other
t9asts aud speeches followed
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-12
Mr.. 7. B. Reed Explains the Situation
from Republican Point of View.

The Democrats Decide that the Deadlock Shall
Be Broken fo- Day and the Direct-Tax Bill
Postponed Until December Next.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-12

WY wear out with eoughtag at night when
AHere Chexry PectoEai will ralieye and curea
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-12
WHEN INDICATIONS
THURSDAY-Warmer. fair weather, pre-
ceded in southern Indiana by slightly colder.
LAGOS ADVICE

It was. "Put money in thy purse" Nothing
easier to give than advice. Nobody so poor
as not able to give it. Nobody lazy as not
willing to give it. We refrain. We give
You facts instead. Iago said
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-12
To Cap the Climax.

Or if you prefer, hat your climax, you will
save enough on such coat to get you a spring
hat-even one of the popular So Derbys.
And you have one of our spring overcoats and
spring hats, and-oh. myi--you can then pre-
sent your best girl with your picture, or your
self.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-12
Put Money in Thy Purse

We can do it for yor. ''Ffinstance:" A
nobby silk-faced Overcoat for 50 so. equal to
anything in this market at $40 and $12. That
is q fact. You buy one of these coats and you
put from $1.50 to $3.50 In your purse, or
rather we do it for you by utilizing our great
facilities as manufacturers to your advantage.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-27
TIE RANKIN FAMILY.

Miss Aggie Rankin. the champion Scotch
dancer of America, charmed those in at
tendance at Burns banquet on Wednesday
night with her graceful dancing. Little
Jimmie, her younger brother. is msryel-
Gus dancer for boy but 10 years old, and
Aggie will have to hustle or he will take
her honcrs from her i'm the near future.
Next MONDAY night the Rankin Scottish
Concert Company. OF which they are mem
beTs, will appear IN HaTtmaus Hall, and in
addition 10 programme of Scotch songs.
will be variety OF dances in costume oy
the little ones. Burns Club will attend in
return for services 81 their celebration. and
a good large audience can be predicted. The
admission will be 20 cents, ana school
children VIII be admitted for 10 cents. To
sec Aggic dance IS worth the price of ad-
mission. Let the children 40.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-27

g. n. Scarrilt. OF Sc. Louis. Mo-. is in the
city buying furniture.
d. D. Cody aud family. and Mrs. s.
A Morris, leave tonight for California.
W. e. Ouerin. the popular representative
OF the Northwestern Railroad. Is ia the city
Miss Lena Pslen. OF The Veadome, re-
turned 10 her home in Colby. Ontario. yes
terdty.
W B. Weston. Of the Leafrr, left yestsr-
cay for ten weeks trio In California aod
the West.
Mss Louise Scott, of HIllsdale. has re-
turSed home after a sisit with friends IN
this city.
Capt. +. W Jones Il in Detroit, where he
went to attend the Governors levee. which
occurred lAst night.
Mss Myrtle koon has returned frou
Bslding. whsrs she gave a select reading OF
" sdnssdsy evening.
Mrs. P. Ostfandsr. Of 81. Thomas, Ont.
is visiting Ter s.s,sr. Mrs Dr.. NJ. Z. Sin-
clair. % t52 Mt Vernou-st.
The engagement OF T. II. Bsdell. book
keeper a. the sherwood Asnutscturina
Company, and Miss Marie Comstock is an
u0unccd.
Josh. r. S.gdeu. business manager for
Helen Blythe, who vii appear at Powers
on Friday and SATURDAY Of next week, ar
rived 10 the city yesterday.
James r. Lewis. night train dispatcher oI
the g.. K. & T.. received word yesterday o
tae death OF bis fstaer. Charles 7. Lewis
q. Parma. Mich. Decessel was 70 years oi
age. Mr.. Lewis viii leave this morning Z,
attend the funeral.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-27

The host OF amateurs that will appear at
Smiths Ooers House tonight will present
excrucsatingly funny novelties and start
ling neritorious sensations. the following
peculiar and fascinating local brilliauts will
unmessurably suFpa.s anything ss yet pre- d
ssnted at this theatre: by special requsst the
Gsrnello Trio, the electrlfyiug sJsmnasts.
who created such furOre las. week, will
sgsin produce their marvellous bar perior-
nance, Are Kruger, the modern Sanlp-
son, will amazs ell who behold his iron
Jaw act. the LA La Miss Dollie Eaton,
will with the utmost ease aud daring per-
form tue most 4 fficult feais ever beheld on
q tight riDe; hiss Little kaine, and Sam
Brice, the Ideaf' refined musical sketch
artists Wilson and Foster. the phenomenal
kings OF gro.ssqass: John b. Heaiy, in
something never a. yet witnessed; Sordsn
Brothers. scroba.s, Parker and Cole. mu-
sicians; Chambers. topical vocalisi, Alfred
Page. champion Jig dancer; and Fanny
o kssfe. clog dancer, all in al toe largest
snd most diversified programme OF the
season. which will undoubtedly PACK the
theatrs from pit 70 dome.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-27

The only business before Police Court
yesterday was two saloon cases. That OF
Albert Aissnsr. for sailing llqaor on Sun-
day. was adjourned unul mex. week. At
the afternoon session Joseph Thiele. pro
prietor OF the Watson House. on West
Bri3ge-st., Was tried on charge OF selling
WHISKY without a license. Inc defense
produced two bottles OF Burgundy wine
bitters, which they swcre was wnat ihiele
sold and not whisky. The jury returned a
verde: oil not guilty and the defendant MAS
discharged
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-27

Who has not read and thoroughly en-
ioyed that charming SCOTTISH epic. "rns
Lady OF the Lake. ras hail Of the Ladies
Literary Club building was well hl.ed lasl
evening by a. audience assemb,s1 10 bear
tie recltz Of three c4ntos ~ tne a30Ve
poem By he Seli-kno~n ei0c Uti0nl.t. Pro
fessOr &c 4iferiy. From beginning q end
the sadleRce were thrilled b the magic ol
the poet and OF the artist who 50 sPalo
ally portrayed the beauties OF hs verse
Tae brilliant descriptions Of Highland
scsaery. the aged minstrel. Alien BAue. ths
herce chieftain kOceFich Dhu. the gentle
bravery of that true knight James Fitz
james, and Ellen Douglass we're described
and impeTsonstsd in masteTly maaner.
Lovers Of literature saould not fail u
hear the remainder Of this poem tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-27


A taf4I selirss o. va asosn 81 eocar o.
morrs1 svsnlax.
The amateur eesformsncs a. SAITH
opsfa hs1ss sn ga pselaisss - he vsFy
i4nay.
- G. Horton hss rsceiTsd check fos
{ ~ tas aseesp1 - Falsaf fof > sic& esnshf
floa4 14Ae1a Soas,sss ~ tes ksT4l Ala
Pala.
TIE .adiss a tAe Prs. Psss6g tcsiaa
eEGreb xaVsa . llosl sa5oyssis ssggsf al
soeiai in lne chufcu Dasi0rs ~itA large
stlsad.1cs
A isao ysar social. held By shs young
ia1iaz VI ~ Fo1atsia rtlset czDlisI caarcA
lssl evening. - t3a 4a-EeAa p.sasfs. sss
quite lAsgsly altsnslsj-
At the regular mestiBz II TIA Sc CscsliA
EocletF a. hsgal AfcaluH Hal tnis afres-
nson. tns press anime Nlil Include National
music iFoAl al coC4Iiss.
Joseph II Walker has coz: msnced suis
10 TIE Circglt cc1ri asainsg SaFsh Winsns
ald ot1sss 20 reaDFs 81 0ad from the
utle 70 certain lads N kiptas toEaship.
he total estimated value Of ths eity
school houses . si1<,5oo. and ne Insurance
oa them - bo5at1 There are tssngy-g~o
bufilinss 4ni ne seasins capacity Is 1886.
The moathly mesiiGg ol ths Ioang Pso-
PIES Alssioosry society 81 The soatu Con
sfeg4Iionkl caDrcb sill De he'd this even
snz At the house o. As. 5chraaeands, 6Is
coatA Dlvision-sf.
ss subject 0l The lecture a. the Wesleyan
Astaodisl Cau rch sunday evening vi &c
fae kssIfrscsi9n" iaslssd Of The DesJiny
o. tns soul Beyond the Jadsement." ss pre-
Vi0asiy announced.
Miss Nellie GollAs. % S. second-st.. was
very pleasantly surprised Wednesday eve
ming oy unn4Der 20 her friends Progress
I've pedro VAS tLs pgo&saume. A very en-
Jogaoie time vas held oy al.
Ellen 8 Rathbun has become tired OF
having 10 BE- cAils,l wife and not being one
IA tact. Her 1usoaad. George W. she
alleges. has deserted her. aud nov she ap-
peas lo tas Superior Court ~ sever tas
matrimonial Sic.
A Houng Men's Catholic Club has beer.
organized oy The members Of st. Andrew s
scno0l. and a COMMITTEES appointed u drsfl
the constitution and bylaw. Another
meeting siil BE- held nsxJ Thursday eyea-
Ing % perfect further particulars.
At the annual msetins Of the directors OF
the Gfaud RAPIDS Fire Insurance Company
Hen. julius HJuseman Ess elected presi-
ceat. I. stewart White Vice President
Ma A. b. WATSON Treasurer, and ;. f.
Aspinssll SecTstazy.
one 0f the brightest pieces of crayon
work ever exhibiieu In this city Is now ia
the SHOW windows OF the Tower Clothing
Company. The work was dOne by Mr.
Iark On The order OF the Honorable julius
honseman aud s the portrait ofthe de-
ceased son OF A. Amoerg.
A cap year sleishing party consisting OF
Misses hatis and Josie Os.eysrs and about
thirty other y0uns people enioyed ride
cur into Paris township wednesday even
ing They stopped a. the home Of John
Maistie where refses0msnts were served
snd the evening spent lie dancing aud other
pleasures.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-27
CALIFORNIA TIMBER.
J. n. wonderiy Makes a Purchase of
5000 Acres

Grand Rapids citizens are gradually
reaching out for good investments in the
sor!h. J. II. Wondsrly has just completed
purchase OF 5000 acres o; redwood timber
IN humbolt county. Cal. The land lies
near the coast Of the Pacific ocean and u
river runs through the tract, aDordins the
best of facilities for logging. The trees are
immense and the siumpsge will average
about 100 000 feet to the acre. The price
paid was slightly in excess OF $500 an acre
the laws prohibiting the sale of more thnn
loo acres 10 one man al goyernm ment prices.
$3.50. nscessi,s;ing the employment OF
thirf parties. Mr.. Wonderln left last night
foT New York to join his wife, and now
expects 20 make trip 10 California in TIE
Spring 10 close negotiations for an ad-
diti0nal 5000 acres in the same vicinity.
The land is bought "a an investment. al
though active numbering operations may be
carried on later.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-27

To ne Clergyn,sn Of the City and Officers o.
Bcneroicat SOcsciieS -GgSrLEMES AND La
DIS: Last week according TO promise We
gave To your order number OF cloaks to
poor children between the ages of two and
eight years. and our little gift seemed a
great boom 10 many of the children that
we have been led to select twenty more gar
ments from our stock which we will dis
tribute in the same manner next Saturday
morning before 8 o'clock TO those who will
present us with an order from yourselves.
If you will search out the deserving poor
children, between US we will be able to do
them good turu.
Respectfully.
+. 7. KIDDER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-27

The disagreement ofths Jury in the Clay
Irnasn case at GRAND Rapids. is another
tslliug comment upon the uncertainties Il
iuries. Re that as Il may. ths trial has -
HsCted no credit uDoo the Prosecuting At
torney Of Kent county. and Il IL a thousand
pities that such = man should hold the be "a
IN prosecuting criminals. aud saould repre-
seat 90 popuioua snd eahEhtened county
in the courts. TIE quicker teat mistake II
rsmedisd the quicker viii the majesty q
the lsv' mean something IN Kent county.
--Nastsg0a Chr31ie,.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-27

Vsrv unique sut Preffv vers ths prizes
Which Nr ard M p " Carroll sissr.b.
ut-i ~ their washington sre hons lsss
evening. whers thev rve pruzrrs.ivs
pe1r,. The prfxss wer~ .k~n 81 Nr. r. II
hastings and AfS q. q. 31rsh AMI NJ c.
u Rsthhnn scd Mcs " s. Hais Re-
f-u-nrren.a were served O. tne usua hour
and fhs evening was ceirhtul ore
latte asxsa, asirei "Fbl va a.
hcaored xusst. and tse plaTsrs wera
N- sut Nf~ W III HOOPS. nr.
snf Ms A Robiozcn. NJ and Ms
E1sr'e- Hsnter, Ne. sod 49, Chsr. - Rata
aur. NJ ard Mrs " - tlsrk. Nr and
Nrs. : A Sssrr. NJ sad NrS Fiii Joss.
Mr ard M . H NcHes. NJ and NJ
n cork. NJ snd Hr& -. 2 e ssting-. ~.
snc Nrs ~ q Earcb. Nr. aud M = "
Ichnscn. ~. SOD Ma " 4 Hail. NJ ssd
8is. Bgezse Mrs. :. r. Warscn. NJ j.
"A. akk>zz- AE. Ten =. ctEraA.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-27
Annual Reports.

The following annual reports were fled
with the County Clerk yesterday:
Woollsy Magnetic Engine Company
capital stock, $4,000; personal estate, ST.
047.92; debts, s.. ll5 81; credits, S34, ,067 90.
Grand Rapids Excelsior Company, capital
stock. S25, 600; paid in, SIC. 1000; personal
property. So 704.6.: real estate. $3S7O6
debts, $40. 1922; credits, s.. 3.09055.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-27

Hhs Asssea.sis4's Asszsl asstlax Sss-
txE.4ss.

Tue rex@lsE 4aueal n@setak ~ tet ol4
Assi1sn's A.soci4li81 sAs bed yesterday
Seexsta-y sEasa rad ais FeeerS sbich
Shossa fhst see tie iks. saa1si thiEsy
menbsrs 32A diea I'D tAirsy feas ssjsd ~
tie Fol ftssslEer o,i sefs rsf-srt s2o wsd
tasf sn~y kGe IA han1 J.ansFy -. isxA
SIaz 81. that taeg ks3 sxeea led 81 duune
Sss year s13 reserved $50. leaving = cas1
balales - ga ~.
Ibs Old On sFs were elected a. follows
f1r ths eosziEE yea President. Or. CheFlls
Sbepaf3 Wee Rresideas > joan Z hoi mss
CAzriss IL las Tor. o<gfSi3Ey. ksu3eQ Il
sAilb. treasurer. fhoal4s .. Gilbert Aag
shal Leonard Nsseil
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-27

Smith & Stevens. attorneys 0, this city.
have coumsncsd snit for Fractional school
District No. s. OF Rapid River township,
.gsinss school District No. = of Coldspsiug
township. ksl<ssks county. ~ lisa Toe
school inspectors changed the boundaries
Of three districts, snj tAis salt is begun 10
recover the proportion By the plsintif dis
tzict Of The properly belonging 70 the de-
ssndant district AZ ths tns OF The division.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-27
Wants IL Divided.

Frank W. Morris. an insane person,
through his guardian. Jsmss Blair. yestsr-
dsy fIcl q bill in chancery in the Circuit
Court against Sarah A. Morris and Mary
Adele fateunr ne; Morris. 10 have divided
certain property which they own together
In order that he may secure the Dsnehts OF
the proceeds recurring from the part owned
by him. The value OF the property owned
by all is $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-27

We close tomorrow in order to take an
inventory an rearraDge the balance OF our
stock. and will open on Saturday morning
~ 1880 with final great effort 10 close out
the remainder OF our s;ock of fine watches.
jevelry diamonds, silrerwsre, etc. at any
price at public auction to the highsst ba-
der. JoHs +. HontN,
1S Cgusist
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-27

Thls evening HonOrssls + II. Williams
of Jackson. Grand Commander Of The
Michigan Knights Tsnplsr. snd his ssss
rl cay sn officisi visit 60 the SIR knizh "a
of ~ Aoiai Commander a. tssif asad-
snrr,e ssviarn IN ne W do soush buiiding
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-27

Csis3onis = n have soeisi club AZ vel
ss Grand RspidS. Article. Of association Of
the Csiedonis socisl Ciuo we're 6lej With
the County Clerk YESTERDAY, Win the names
81 sneea ciiix.lns sf toe village sftscuef 70
ths document TIE purposes Of the club
srs sDiisr 20 those organized nsrs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-27

Ths Hsgs1s family. A. aS stockinx-st
nsrro~iv escsrea 3esth fr5m ssphyr atien.
csrssi ~ eosl ga yesterday norninx.
Thsir ~ondit.ou was discovered before
~ss too s,e sni d7ctar s1r nonei, Vho
secceefsG n rsstcilssing tnssA