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causing distress after eating, s.
s.ok headache. heartburn, boss
faint. al gone feeling. bad
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31
STUDENTS IN POLITICS.
a Rspubli can Club Formed at tho Mich
igSn University.


y1eA1sSt 1S 1sS vtAEtssA-SSs,As.
ANN ARBoR, Jan. 2S.-A branch of the
Michigan Club was successfully organized
this morning with about one hundred
members: The following officers were
elected: President Fl. Il. Dewey; Vice
President, q. A. Alling; Secretary, ID. X.
Cochrane; Treasurer. George Cramer. An
Executive Committee OF twenty was ap-
pointed. The club here viii be entitled 10
twenty-five delegates at the convention 10
be held in Detroit next week. 81 the ban
buet the University of Michigan boys will
be assigned special table, which will b.
decorated with University coioIs, banners
etc. 1t is estimated that between fifty anu
sixty will attend, The number OF members
wilt in all probability be increased durins
the coming week.
Last evening, before the Political Science
Society. Prof Ii. c. Adams delivered bis
lecture on "The Surplus Question" His
remarks were listened TO with rapt atten-
ton by bis audience. This is the same lee
ture which the Professor Will deliver before
the Philomopian Societies of Philadelphia
and Boston on next Thursday and Friday
evenings.
The Senior Lifts" INDUCED in a sleigh
ride to "Ipsi" lsst evening. All report q
very pleasant time.
The Delta Epsilon fraternity gave a re
ception and hop last evening. Abouttwenty
couples enjoyed q verv pleasant evening.
The Alpha M Literary Society gave .
ladies programme this evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31
NATHAN THE WISE"
Its Successful Presentation by the Liter.
ary Club Last Night.

Its Successful Presentation by the Liter
ary Club Last Night
II was brilliant audisnce that filed the
elegant hall of the Ladies' Literary Club
House last evening. The asssmblsge com.
pri,ed the leaders OF society and the ent er-
tsinmeat proved very decided success.
Before the presentation Of the historical
drama, Nathan The WISE which was the
principal feature, Mrs. Macwhorter rendered
the piano colo "Tarsntelle," by Liszt. Ii is
sufficient TO say that IL was executed with
her usual briilisncy and Enish. The east
ia the dramatic production comprised the
best local ialant in tho city, and al acquil-
ten themselves admirably. The piece was
elegantly STAGED snd handsomely costUme3.
and tie SIX acts were produced without a
hitch. showing careful training in
rehesrssl willard 81 CHAM 1as AZ last
f9uad = cbsra ser when IS suited % his
style oi acting. As Nathan. gish JeE of
Jerusalem. his make up wss perie.t and his
Interpretation isr seovs that of anything BE-
has ever attempted before. Miss Caulhsld
VINO Is rspioiy becoming = fsvorie Ia these
productions. appeared - advantage a.
slltah. the Sultan sis-ef. sDd vss gwen a
good opportunity % dispsy her lovely fac
and bsaatilui form. Mrs. HeGrand Peircs
snd r. Gonzales we're vel Eitei 90 t1e
nss.s o. sceaa an Ilzla Percy Coos Nc
George bundv. =. ii y ltaeF ard r Cham
o@ris q Frlssa as FealsinoeI of TIE cast
& l-zs.se is che sli os tteal lor the success
81 pf1ssn tstloa 81 sbs pseos.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

CsiiisEiss Ahoas hs4ay - Rssans woFk
win soa- al01 sss.

RkA0lse. "a. Jzn. 50-Aa8y " the in
1isic1zl coAi opsrafoFs 10 TIE eChQg lzlA
feg'er are dsEsraaiDsd 70 resume sofk via
uon-8ni0a pse1 II nscssssrF. snd such
minefs 1s hass fsaalnsi a. work during
TIE slslkg hzFs declared their p1rpose -
ioox 9Qt for thsmselves veich Indicates
that las strike - Ee2Eia< tie sad an la4t
tle strikers sill aOs gaia their ends. tne
iA00r st0Es are loud u their assertions
tl4i TIE Esx1lng eomp pAny vii yet come 10
ferlts 1lt t1e f4cz r-P4zIls that ls<ly u
ths Lellza Valley miners have gone iut0
tie -c1lylkiA region. and tomorrow prom
ises t9 see num5er u coiieFies AZ work.
The coal aad iron police are being greatly
strengthened Ia apprehension ol trouble.
BALTH0EE, ian D.--An enthusiastic
nleelinz "a slri kers va held here Yesterday.
Joan l. Lee declared the strike S4s forced
upon the Msn DY the kza1ins Company,
the PURPOSE being - dislIAntls the knis1l5
of Labor. hs caarsed that President Cor
0il had played = double game with the men
-cOnferrlng EsLn the strikers. while a. the
same time De vas eOnnIYing with the Ls-
high Company 20 force . genera. strike.
The meeting closed with resolutions ind0rs-
ing the strike. aud ss07 was voted 70 aid
t1- uien.
PHiLADkLPHIA. Jan. S9.-raere is no
lOngsr any fear Of = famine IN this clIy. the
increased output Ia the Wyoming region
having dispeilsd the danger.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31
No Hope of ssttlement.

OTTAWA, Jan. 3).-A meeting OF the Cabi-
net was held Saturday to consider reports
received from the Canadian Commissioners
attending the Washington convention. The
correspondent of ths New YORK Sini mas uu-
questionable authority fos saying that. as
matters nov stand before the Commission,
tie Dominion Government deem a satisfac-
tory. or, IA TACT, any settlement OF the fish
cry side Of tue negotiations beyond possi-
bility. the only hope being that the result
OF the convention may lead up to a broader
basis upon which all questions in dispute
between the Dominion and the United
states may oe amic4bly settled and a salts
factory arrangement for more extended
trade relations between the two countries
arrived A.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31
HLk1ES IN NEW YORK
A loss OF A NILLlON ANo FALF
Tive L.rss stsrss ga tsroaalSsg Destroyed
I've Ch4gitsbis lEssltstiaas sutar
-Ceelaesa .sad DlsesDlizs
s4ss Msag LlFes.

AEE Toaz. Jan. N-Ons Of the
laryest arss thzs hss occurred IN The citf for
many months. broke olt 10 the store Of
HsnEy Rogers 3 CO.. a. 5s5 Bsa4asays
sariy this morniae. G sxlsaled 70 and De-
slr0ysd I've adjoining stores. TIE property
oceuplss sas ssst siis Of Broadway between
Priaas and SON s-sls.. All sxLea1s tarsusa
- Mercer Tee Gccupaafs were. HsurF
Rogers i Co. dS4iefs a f.acY goods Nsr'i.
Nelson & Co... lauc4 llmmIlEs. e. A. 05t.
summer ci0GnInz. AAicelHsou s. Co. boys
c.othin1. &ooeFls0a & hsa4m4n. dealers ~
trimmlnxs. r h. Wi.son & ,on. importers
of .aee. stain. t4lk a ca. boys clothing
IA. ksmpis. 4zadfsltUrsr II waists.
r. beialcal q Co, importers Of
ro~srs, L0ais Astzssr, i2poTtsr % mil
inery trimmiaEs, gerko sski q Crust. ci0ta,
"a scnsli 8 kiekard. eiotaing. T. isAacs q
br0s, dealers IA japanese KOodss samuel
t4Ospeustsin, dealer IN neCxEeals -chssk 4
son, importers Of isacy goods. Henry New
mAn, cotloa s0ods. J.. Llpman 8 sons,
clothing. q. G. Carpenter. Lou-nurss and
crinoinss ]. Peevy a Bros. k4nn q Co.,
novelties sad Swiss carvings. smoke and
water ruiaed their heavy SO /, worth
5000 insured (0tthoi4 & Co.. naf snt
b0nnet trainers, Holland Manufacturing
porters 0f luen thrsasis-
The ramss spread = l-l astonishing rapid
lty aileI once bfeakiDs oct. aud several ac-
cidsugs occurred. fresiceal furroy 0i the
fire Commissioners ala several uremen
were standing on ne E0oi ~ No. DAB bfoad-
way Nhsn the walls Nere ls.l % tgenole.
The order ~ FstFea. vas given add All rushed
~ No. 533. ssgsfkl ol the mea sers bruised
BY ialilng 5sick Aom tle walls. Nike REL q
ley TEL and vas severely ia3ared. flreAen
Sheridan Junoed from the burning Eooi o.
54S ~ 347 saa parts OF tae val Of the latter
tamblsd on hlu. Two ~ his men pulled
him from Tie debris undef which he bad
falien He Has taken to the hospital win
. badly injured chest and SONS broken
RIBS. He may die-
Tas walls 0f 80 $40 add SOL fell at $40
. clock anu TIE ruins covered Broadway.
Travel was stopped l0r several blocks.
Fire Insurance. agents say that the loss
vii reach $500 The STOCKS IN eight
buildings were to.ally destroyed. ana other
tatldings facing On spring, Prince and
Mercer- SIS. wsre damaged oy smoke and
water Ths bindings Oh the eA5E side OF
Roadway were zlso somewhat injured oy
smoke and dying brick.
The buildings destroyed were valued al
s5OO go. and on these the Insurance was
comparstivsfy small. The damage 90 stock
Is estimated at $1,000 90. the lnsurances
loot up suite that amount. and are nearly
al distributes among foreign insurance
companies doing busirsss 10 New York, IN
snns ranging from 81 10 to $1,000.
Fireman Reilly aas died from bis in
iuriet
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

CTHCvlT-N sienuns Snedsker Ana James
n. BoVnton ". Byman Brown. Assamp-
Sc. Judgment for PLAINTIFFS by ds'ae4t for
{4Zz o5.---I. II. Cntoheon e. A. - Acgr.s-
tas Buchanan et a. Jhaacslg. N8a8n 60
Dissolve ia. u.aciien granted.
fReskTE--kstats el Frederick II Har-
per st a. minors ORDER sAo~ing
rgsriis1 le4vs 20 exprn8 SO from
ss'ale OF frederss faT e8acati0nal sx-
psuses --Eststs a. Ssssa H. ste<srt. =
miuoF Position fsr leave 20 sls On Easr-
eisn houd .ed. Hearing Fssraary 81.
---f.stsfe cf james Sse6sn. 8scsspe3 tlr-
der appointing 4ohn Saiavka. . niaistls-
SER Hqnd Eiea ara IttseTs lssuea.--- f.s-
tate of John Flsh. aecrssed. Appraisers
Hsrfant sa1 in7@8 cory nlsd. Drdsr zrsnt-
inE siaiaistTaror aoe use - SCI usrsar =
property e. agcGoz. oraer souslalinz
4snseS lars ard Hsnrg C. Tlsn sr1
comm ssi 80 - cssins -- Esea1s q Bss-
Gan Sors scesSe1 resi6narv szzzfees
s8rd aiei "a ieffs~s issses - f0aa sn 6
C1raeilas son xs.----ks1sts 81 Rsszr Hair =
aeceazeg 8eslaou 6Sr speei asrssrs 81 a. a.s-
RiristFslor ased. Hss1ez Feurasry n
Or.tsr appointing sznes +. Isss spec 81
soDinisg-sfoF. Bead 8ied snd lstsrs
.sSr
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31
For . Military Baod.

An attempt is being made to secure a
reximental band for the Second Regiment
and take il to the Camp OF Instruction at
Msckinsc Island next year. An Upper
Peninsula oand would probably be selected
on account Of the proximity 70 toe place
of encsmpmsot and for other reasons.
Toe Escansbs band is the one which
the movers in the enterprise now have
"a mind. as il is the hnest one in tie
Upper Peninsula. Lieut. an arews % Kai-
smaz00. daring a recent northern trip. pro-
pcsed he mater - their leader. and II the
state cannot - induced 20 MAKE an aVpro-
p-isuon For tue purpose. al eif0rg VII hs
made 80 secure sufficient sEm ~ sauscFi D.
lon among The various Companies Of tie
FazimenL
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31
ASTATUE FOR CUSTER
FosO,s saL Fos IT INTRODUCED
ssaAtor st0sk bridge Proposes aa Increase
~ JadEs -esersns' salary and co..
xrxsslaaa Cutehs0n ~tfrs ap the
Public PFtnteF.

tkettsttt - VA t+A-@eks etefN
WAsHISsroS, Jan 81. - representative
Ford today Introduced joint resolution
appropriaEing $500 for an equestrian
statue Of The late General Custer TO be
located II this city and Senator Stoekbridge
will tomorrow introduce bill. raising the
salary Of Judge Seysrens from s. 800 70
5000.
Representative Cutcheon's resolution TO
investigate the government printing once
came up today IN the House and led 70 q
warm and extended debate Mr.. Cuteheon
attacked the Office dnder the present man
asement and Vshemently claimed that with
out cause Public Printer Bensdict was
turning out soldiers and their widows. As
. result of this. = committee Was appointed
TO investigate he office under this and the
last administration.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

WAsHTSGTos. Jan. 30.-The House select
committee on the election Of President,
Vice President and Represe entatives in Con-
gress has agreed to report favoratiy 10 the
House the Grain resolution proposing an
amendment TO the constitution suostitut-
ing the 3lst day OF December for the 4th OF
March for the commencement and termins-
tion of the official term OF the members OF
the House OF Representatives and provid-
iug that Congress shall hold its annual
meeting OH the first Monday in January.
Senator Hoar from the Committee on
Privileges and Elections reported proposed
Constitutional amendment IS to the meet
log of Congress and said ne would ask the
Senate tomorrow 10 take 1t up and deal
with il.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

Many Livss saved by tho Goodness of Two
Young Ladies'.

NV YokK, Jan. 30.-Fire broke out in
ths hospital for crippled children early last
evening. and was discovered bv two girls
on their way 20 bed These children made
no Cutcry. but notified nurse Toe man
ayers OF the house were promptly warned,
snd the children were earned ont OF the
Earning building, ii3 Of them being Laksa
70 the Vanderbilt n0toi wniie twenty 9TH
srs we're provided for ia private houses.
The ccolnsss OF the children who discOv-
cred the ars prevented panic. most OF the
children al being removed IN safety before
they knew theiF danger.
Mary DCrnsliy. cook, was suii0cated, her
body being discovered ia her room after the
dre Michel Mccarthy. elevator boy. was
oysrcOme by TIE smoke and tell into the
elevator seA whence ne was rescued. not
much injured. Dy Jessie Stranger. = wait
ress. Mar schwartz. 10 years old, who
has hip disease, tried 80 carry john Burke,
a deaf mute from the building. out the
bursen vas too great. he dragged tae
little fellow into the hall. where both Eers
rsscusei By a policeman Tue loss Will
rsach kl3 0Uo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

he appointment of . committees 10 * lie
tie di1en.ts.
TIE Hosrs q Poiius and FiNs SomEnls'
slonsrt seat ia communication isFefi-t
the rentine ef ro0U ior tie use q - i,i-
nassun fsr the poilce
1ee Oosnmifss Ga Pear reFpried "a
seyselY - paying fsnf teF hatialnk De-
loegug 20 3. 81 BArnarsi. oeeupart ~ a
ciy chaTes. A1sptsa. tas same seiniiiit-
- reported supplies Dust1 1ssaf aac e.'s- ei
ssGs Tor the quarter ending tee 4 a. fsl-
lows 90 ooras Of veoc 81 st5at e-'
poaBes 81 noUF. ) - o. gracsr.es, es,ttia.te,
total. IS s'lr5.45 siuGs ou bsnc, 80 -
TIE COMMITTEES On of1nsnets repaired
several amendments 90 osrteiu ordinances
now IN the n&Hds cftas oeuncA, Feiatife -
houses of ill-fepUie etc
IAe Com riifise GA The cable Company :
ordinances were granted further time aud
VII meet Friday evening ~ olseues tAe
matter.
Alderman Mckee moved 20 allow tAs
City llerE the rr'yiieas ~ employ ng Al
assistant clerk la order 10 ga his psl's =
etc. ready 20 move into ihe pew CITY HAu.
The request Was granted when TIE toan0i
adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31
IN POLICE COURT.
The jury in the Chittenden Case Were
Unable to Agree

The jury in the Chittenden Case Were
Unable to Agree.
In Police Court yesterday twelve persons
who had been drunk and disturbing the
public peace, were brought up and some
went to Jail, while others paid their fine.
Fritz Gsighsns, arrested for shooting in-
side the city limits. was given hearing
and sentence was suspended upon payment
of costs. The case of Charles 4. Chittenden
for cruelty 10 horse was tried before jury.
Health Oficsr Lupinsk and Agent kearney.
of the Humane Society, testified that the
horse was badly cared for, being kept in a
very cold stable and having nothing TO eat
but some bran. Chittsnden, his wife and
some of the neghbors denied this naheir
testimony. The jury remained in deiiber-
alton about al hour and finally reported a
disagreement. hve being in favor of a
verdict Of guilty aud one for not guilty.
The case will be tried again soon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31
shot Himself Rather Than the Czar.

BERLIN, Jan. S0.-Yesterday, while
several Russian soldiers wers fishing near
the Prussisn border. they crossed the fron-
tier. On being ordered TO cross the line by
txo German gendarmes they refu ed to do
SO and fired a. the Prussians, wounding one
OF them slightly. The Russians seriously
wounded the man. but when his compan-
ions tried TO rescue him they released him
and arrested The other Prussian, whom they
took away.
lONDoN. January 30.-The 81. jams Ga
-etle says tuas II mas authentic advices from
81. Petersburg that the army ohlcsr who
Was shot Ia the region OF the heart WAS
taken 10 a hospital. where the doctors de-
clzred tie wound was mortal. The officer
thereupon admitted that he bad shot him
self in order 10 avoid the necessity OF shoot
ing the Car. be sal / ne vas a member OF
4 secret society which had bAlloted to de-
eide who shOuld undertake TO assassInate
the Gar. aud the choice fell upon him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31
DleD n us oLo FArA
A cntassa.a ExeeatsI IA Viessrs4 Dsso-
fioss a. ths Gailows

YleToziA. b G.. Jan. So-Ah PAT vas
hanged this moralag Tor the murder Of the
Chinese woen.n. Chney Wasy. He declared
els innocence 70 ths iSss. he spent most
of lasl nixht reS6lag Chinese
version cf the New Testament bul
ssi8 he waald die in hix cid izith. He
"a ked 20 the scsf5id With nrm steps, and
os.oIs ksinx gduIOaed. knelt toward the
tour pOiai< of TIE compsss AID repeated. a
leud voice. prayers II hls native t0Bgas
Death was insgzn tADoous-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31
KILLED HIS FATHER
A Young usa's Desperate Defense of His
Mother and sister

WArrEyILLE Ne, Jan. 3O.-Lsst evening
al Center sidney, town adjoining Au-
austs = man named Edward Wentworth
Was killed by his son lie had a family Of
thirteen children aud was very cruel 10
them sunday evening. after beating his
vile, be struck one of his daughters and
had thrown her down and was choking her.
Ills vie demonstrated, whsreupOn he
lsaped up aud exclaimed, "D-n you, 1 will
xii al OF you" RE started toward the
val where bis vest hung. containing a
revolver. but one OF his sons grabbed the
pistol aud put a bullet through MS fathers
heart
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31
A Bill to Abolish the Salt Tariff.

WAsHINGToN, jan. 30.-Mr. TOwnshend,
of Illinois. introduced bill prefsced by
long preamble abolishing the tariff on salt.
The preamble:contained petition from the
pork packers of Chicago. representing
capital OF $50, ,0O0,00 with an annual busi-
ness of five times that amount, asking the
enactment of this legislation. Mr.. Burrows
wanted TO put the preamble in the petition
box. but the Speaker ruled that it was part
of the bill
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31
The Lowry-White Case.

WAsHTNGroS. Jan. 30.-In the House to-
day Representative Barry, of Mississippi.
from the Committee on E.ectI ons, submit
ted majority report on the L0wFy-Wnite,
Indian contested election case, declaring
the seat vacant and minority report con-
frming Whites title was presented by
Rogell, OF Illinois. Both reports were or
dered printed, and Barry gave notice ne
would ask for action upon them on Thurs
day.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

st MARKS Home IN slsooklJa A gain Visited
by Fire.

hy FIRE.
Nxw Yosx. Jan. 50.-Firs was dis
covered AZ / O'Clock this morning IN the
bssemens Of ST. Johns Home tor Orphan
Boys at ST. Marx ave and Albany g..
Brooklyn. Eighs hgndred BOYS ia thc
great ouldug were aroused by the
Sister Of Charity ald thanks O.
tho sdu.irsbie discipline OF the
institution. they we're gotten through the
halls sGd down t0 the laundry room With
cut any panic or accident. They we're kept
in lice there ready 10 ne marched out II
necessary. while TIE hrsmsn put Out the
frsin the basement. which vas soon &C
corupiished. The damage VII nos exceed
g. 600.
The Sisters were highly complimenled by
the ire department offic;sls. ON December
~. isst. during the IRE in this Institution
Ten children. $50 Of The Sisters and two
sdult visitors perishsd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

WasHTNGroS, Jan. -30.-John NJ. Baker,
Superintendent Of the Railway Mail Service,
Ninth Division. which includes sll post
office lines in Michigan, and the great
through route from New York TO Chicago.
the largest mail route in the country, is
here. he will probably be removed soon.
he is a resident of Hudson, Mich. Judge
Chapman has recommended Chief Clerk
Dodge stationed at Detroit as Bakers sue
cessOr. The latter is said to be very
efficient official, but also vary offensive
partisan" The Ohio ongressionai de-
legation has q candidate in John Maher. ex-
clerk on the road, whom Baker removed
for insubordination. The position has
ALWAYS belonged to Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31
The BRAKES WOULDN'T WORK.
4 Terrific Collision ON the bee Lins Road
fn IndiAu

NUScIE. Ind, Jan. S0.-The east-bound
Bee Line express. due At 4:S0 this morning.
came laundering into the city st the rate of
nity miles an hour and crashed into a
freight train engine standing just east OF
the depot The air brakes became un-
manageable. aud The train could not be
checked. Both engines were almost en-
tirely ruined together with two palace cars
and seyerxl coscnes and freight cars. The
track was torn uD for several rods, and the
gales aad station house were mashed TO the
ground. Miracul0usly no one was hurt
except the freight engineer, who was Sc
yerely injured.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

L. A. TowBs hss received al order which
has been I've week, oa u. road. irona Mel
bourne. Australia. for Eve Plymouth Roct
chickens. Orders for Grand Rapids chick
eus have been TeosiVed fronl ? parts Of The
Unitee States. bet this s the hrsi ore from
the Antpodes. ia desllre with Australia
the I've iaHfs vii have 10 bs sent. a.
ezzs HoBi8 be fomrvhat atsd before get.
t.ng tnfIe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

The EursSs Lodge knirass of PTfhiss.
Is 6nins Bp its new l3lys rooms ia tie
Kennedy block. ia eisoo-sfs Ff7is sad wai
be rss1v for srsnd 1nsai1z en- 1si ieasicn
sbo1f tie mI1ale 81 next rent8. TIE
Grsn5 Caanee.0r 81 tas SAFE an3 alsE1osrs
of BE ssaF ~ - En- sd isscs g. cr.n6act
ths csrsuisn ~ saa er7ass.7 osE - aa5
oa wEl fs8ow
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

PssIs. Jan. "a German named Brandt
alleged b BE- = spy ia The mpioy Of the
German government sctersd the ofics Of
Ia frTeer tuCsv ard proceeded 81 the
ditorisi ro0ras Nhsrs be tried 81 Shoot The
editor a Nieol. with = revolver. ds vas
seized snd dlssrmea before be could dis
charge his Neapon. nut nos without sewers
struggle Brandt declared t1ai he wantel
20 shoot Nfco' r. orisr Co svsuge the attacks
oi r. fftace upon Germany