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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
AN tf<f1UMAN MAN.

He Deserts His Wife and ChiIareu-The
Police Applied ts.
A youth of perhaps sixteen walked into
Police Headquarters at-s:45 Saturday even
ing and advancing to the railing addressed
the clerk:
There's lady at GA Canal-st., sndsshe's 3
sick, and the children hasn't had nothing
to cat for two days"
"Tell the Sergeant about it," said the good
looking clerk. indicating that functionsry
with jerk of his thumb.
"What is it, my boy7" asked Sergeant
Hurley. as the youth approached him.
"Well. you see, air, this lady in the block
| ut "a Canal-st-, she's sick, and her ch ildren
hasn't had anything to eat since yesterday
morning. and l thought I'd come and tell
you"
whats her name:" queried the Ser
geant.
"Mrs. Brydgss."
"How long has she bsen in the city?"
"Oh, she's been here quite q while"
why, that's the woman. you know, Ser
| geant, that was reported before" interrupt
| ed the intelligent clerk.
"Oh, yes, Mrs. Brydgles. Her case was
reported to the County Superiatendsnts of
| the Poor, as she has not been here long
| enough to be . city charge" replied the
Sergeant. "Her husband skipped out and
| left her."
But they'reetarving." put in the youth
In pleading tone.
"All right here" he said turning to an
| officer. go over to the 6upsrintcndents e
the Poor with this boy and see what can b,
done. Perhaps they think she is bsing bet
ter cared for than she is."
While the Boy 10 gone on his mission oi
mercy. n glance at the home of Mrs. Brydge
may be of interest. On the third hoor OF
dIngy block are two small rooms. They
are poorly lighted and ventilated, tee wahs
are bare, the noer carPetless. and scantilJ
furnished as they are, they do Tot present
very pleasing aspect, or indicate that the
occupants enjoy many l1xuries or much
comfort. Rather would il seem that squAliS
poverty reigned supreme and held hist
carnival, playing fast sud loose with th'
heart strings Of . loving and self-deayini
mother, who hes ia upon yonder comfsrt
less bed, and unable To minister tothe want
OF her little enes.
A few months ago Mr.. and Mrs. Brydges
came TO this city from the north, and short
ly after he had settled his little family b,
deserted them and left the city. His wife
and three little children were left in desti
tute circumstances and were Obliged TO sp
ply to the officers for assistance. Th'
County Superintendent Of the Poor re
sponded, and the family were afforded sub
sistence. until, through some unin
territorial error, they were over
looked for a couple of day. an'
were upon the verge Of starvation Tn
matter has now been looked after, and
special Effort will be made to restore Mrs
Brydger to health and strength, and thu
enable her to care fer the little ones so cru
ely deserted by the parent who. had be 81
dssircd. could have saved them frsm priva
ton and the bitter experience of knowinI
what it in to be down in tse world"
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

At the regular meeting of the East Side
Club Saturday night the Committee on
Science and Education furnished the fol-
lcwiBg programme An interesting &C
count of orchids. their structure and distri-
button. with an iilGNrated description oi
their fertilization. inventions of the Egyp-
tisns. With pscturss of some Of their i'm pie
ments Of sgFicultufe. also one Of thesr songs
illusfrstsd. an original article on . new sub
ject The New Language. Veispak." Nsxi
sstsrzsy the COMMITTEES on History wiz
reeort
In response 20 = reeasst Of the COMMIT
tee the aides of the West Side club gave
short reviews u books recently resd bTithem
One interested ia Russian hisseTy gave
"Sscl8snts in toe Lives of Czsrs snsfher
a compiled article on iste publications
aaths~s aud general literary notes, Toss-
teis ~Whst I Believe csas4d q spsritsd
discussion. The strange Case ef Doctor
HearT Jeykll soi 70 vsrs n Hy8e' vss daiy
presented. sss8 a Romance of Nsckins~
Island az Miss EsYse The Americas
Iifsrar1re portion o. The programme con
sisted q articles on ths Preaching s1r
Wriuszs Of Hooker. Jehn Oefssn sud
Wsra
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

The new pastor of Grace church has de-
cided to give 9 series Of eight lectures ct
this church during the next month, the de-
sign being 70 call stfeation 70 some Of the
leading iasuencss that Affect our present
aud esterRsi- The first one vas delivered
lssf night - large aad attentive sadi>ncs
the pastor choosing ss as suojscf. Our
Xcnng Men His remarks we're given
after = zre.t deal of study and we're vel
received 5y al sao listened % bim. This
one is q, De followed bv Others a. fslio~s
On January - lecture - "Voung wo-
men January - ~Niad Your o~n Bcsi-
ness. Fsbrasrv s The Power That wins"
February II Excelsior Fl Exceisior. Fss-
ruary ia. The Heusa5s - the Age Feb-
rnsrv =. ~Respertshie Sin. = and March 4
The nsy-boox and Ledger
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
I'VE LAsIERs. sIRlkE.
a Bitter Labor F1Eht started Among the
Msssachusstts shso Msa

a Bitter Labor Tight started Anssg the
Mzssaehusstts shso Msa
Nokra ADAMS, Mass. Jan. i5.-Ihe strike
Of lsste-s reported Friday has become
general in oil shoe shops here and thoas-
ands of employees are thrown out of work.
The strike was iasugurAted Friday morn
ing when the lAstsrs refused 10 20 into the
q. T. Thompson manufacturing company )
SHOP because Of . refusal to advance prices
on all grades os work 10 cents per case.
This company turned out IA 200 cases of
shoes and its annual pay roll Is about toOc,
O0O. 10 is the same concera that imported
Chinese Horkmen . few years ago when the
Crisptn society de "a ands were exhoroitsnt,
and broke up the society in New England.
The strikers demand the same prices Is
are paid the work mea in Lynn aad Brock
ton, but tho msn fAsturers claim that IL
costs 90 cents case more TO Manufacture
hers. because of extra freight on raw and
unfinished material. The strike WAS ordered
oy the superior lodge of Boston upon all
manufacturers refusing the new lists, which
we're sabnitted TO them early in the week
The strikers are holding regular meetings
and are orderly. The manufacturers will
fight. even to refusing TO start their shops
II necessary.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
Counterfsftsrs Awaiting TrisI.

URited States District Attorney Goodwin
mas been notified that the three men arrest
ed at Ironwood, for manufacturing
bogus dollars. are being held until adtli-
tionsl evidence can be procared. 1t sp-
pears that they had located in a secluded
spot, and had been making cart wheels
in large quantities. They passed thirty OF
them on g merchant unsuspected in one
day. Later on they were suspected and
their movements were watched, until q cap
ture WAS made by the officers. Their ex-
animation was commenced, but after taking
part OF the testimony the case was adj.
iourned until other witnesses could be pro-
duced, for it was learned that they had been
hired to leave town by comrades of the
counter.eiters.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
UNCLE SANS WEALTH.

Statistics of the Grand Rapids Post once
for the Fast Year.
Postmaster Blair has just completed
very lesgthy report of the business trans
acted at the Grand Rapids post Office which
shows q large increase Of business oyer
any previouss year, and an immense in
crease over. the year 1871 ten years ago.
This report shows the total receipts Of the
Office by the sale of stamps. envelopes, pa
per, rent of boxes, So, ,692. %. with expenses
for all purposes, $34, ,343.67. showing q net
revenue TO Uncle Sam of SIS. S.34s.56. Dur
Ing that time there have been issued III. .053
domestic money orders, sll4. .974.4l; 1883 pos
tai notes. Sl5, ,79s 63; 225 Canadian orders,
81, 1850, S52 British orders, $3.775.93; 542
German orders, $4,695.15 nine French or
ders. $257.42; three Norwegian orders, 81, 100;
fcr,y seven 5wis. orders. $575.17; sixty 6we-
dish orders S76s 9S: 1856 Netnerland orders,
s., 7o4 70; twenty-five Italian orders. $44.l5;
one Jamscia order s. 80; four Belgian or
ders, s.; one New South Wa.es order, 1914;
one Algeria order, making total Of 20,68S
orders issued. footing mp, with the fees re-
ceived, $l49. 204.9S. The total number of
orders paid to the different countries men
toned above are 40 SIS, footing up in cash
~ fShihb Ginha hOtHA VI Ots-
so3 orders lssned. and footing up to the
large sum of S545. .575.23. There were also
G, ,754 registered letters mailed and IA S62 re-
ceived for delivery. besides registered pack
ages handled while In transit, 96,6l2. The
free delivery business, since IL was estab-
lished here has been one thing TO be prond
of and the business done by the De-
partment is enormous each year. This
report shows that for 1887 there
were 1854 registered letters delivered.
3s04, $50 letters; 934 5l1 postal cards. ,S73.-
764 newspapers, circulars. ETC., delivered;
239. .2s8 local letters collected; A6. 2S0 mail
letters; 130, $50 mail postal cards; 292 202
newspapers. circulars, ETC., making grand
total of 10,511 .6l2 pieces handled. The
special delivery system while 1t has not
proved paying department it mas proved
very beneficial to many. The department
has delivered 2,s3S domestic letters, and
350iocal letters.
In looking over these figures and making
q com parison with that of ten years ago. or
1877, there has been q remarkable increase
| not etwithstanding the letter postage is now
| only two cents with three 1T that time. the
| weight carried by . single stamp has been
doubled, and the postal note department
| and special delivery service has been estab-
| lished. In 1877 the total receipts of the
Office we're only 81. .sto.1s. an increase fol
| 1857 of $31 39I so and $42, $500, respective
| ly, or taxing the receipts and expenses to-
| gether it shows a net increase of earnings
| for 1887 of $50 1885
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

Ice skating in the oPea Air-Jsliy spsr
for fo1ng Felix's.

Ice skating in the opea Air-Jsliy spsrl
Tor foang Felix's.
Since the cold Winter weather has come
and evidently il means 10 stay. . new mode
OF snussment-in this city has
been inaagursied. A snort wAscl
has long been snjeyed by the
Young folks Of America. is skating on the
smooth clear ice in the open air. This /.
much more preferable than ksins confined
20 the rink, and ss you glide oyer the sIsoot b
siltteriEg surface. wild sense OF freedom
and desire TO put everything else far be
hind you is experienced. To this end an
open air rink has been fstmcS on Reed
Lake. near the Manhattan grounds. Merry
parties are organized and visit the skating
grounds IN the evening. ~ well rs through
the day, and the erscing AIR and beasficial
exercise never fails 10 bring youthl1d glow
into their cheeks, and cause Leautifui smiles
10 wrexthe their fconntenances O. they return
home. Ii is understood that the Bathing
houses have been fitted up for The comfort
and accom- odation Of the skaters.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
DIED YESTERDAY.
Thomas n. Brosnzn Passes Away After
Brief Illness.

Thomas n. Brosn&n Passes Away After
Brief Illness.
Thomas n. Brosnan died yesterday noon
at his home, 212 Ottswa-st., after a short
iIlness. His remains will be taken to Og-
densburg, n. Y. for burial.
Deceased was Al years of age, and until
one year ago was q strong, healthy man.
For some time be has beea suffering both
physically and mentally, and a week ago
ais physician, DIR. Eiie, pronounced him
insane. and q guardian was appointed to
look after his business in the person of w.
l.. Tyler. Mr.. Brosasn icame to this city
in 1873, and has ever since made
il his home. Previous to that
time be was connected with the Union
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Maine,
and resided in Portland. Ne. This company
held a heavy mortgsEe on the Plaster COM
psny, Of this city. and by this means Mr..
Brosnan WAS induced to come TO the city,
and be has been largely interested in the
plaster business. being Vice President and
General Manager Of the Union Mills Plaster
Company. He leaves q wife and four chill
dren. the fsxper being, previous to her
marriage, a u SO DAILY. of Oedsnsssrg. n.
Y. Deceased bad many warm friends. who
will nseurn bis loss and sympsihse WITH
the bereaved family.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
CHURCH DESTROYED
A SUNDAY FIRE IN MINNEAPOLIS
Mae kfrsnasn Ossreons ~ smsks Tive Of
Ihesa ia = Critical Cs sadltiss- rag ht1ax
fire Win the Asrosry fhfzsy De-
grsss bslsw Lero.

MISNEAroLIs Jan. i5.--Aeeat O'Clock
this morEing frs was discovered in ths
Church Of the Reaesmsr. tUniyersslistl and
the entire department was cEnoS out Tie
church Is of atone. wss bniltssa years age
and cost Ss0. .0eo The fra VAS causs4 by
the jsnitsrs sou slsrtiRg . fire IA the fur
nsos, wssch Vas undergoing repairs. Tbs
freAen ieand it almost impossible
TO reach the flames xsd have been
Sighting then all dsS isDg wsh ths mer-
curry ranging from y 70 50 below zero
Nothing bat tie walls are lssl. TIE less Is
placed 81 $7e 900. with an insurance Of
$500 5000 Of which is on the organ
and chime OF bells presented 20
the church by srNCongressman w. ID.
Wsshburn. During the cay nine fsemen
were overcome oy the dense smoke which
poured from the building. Two of the men
are said 10 De ia very critical condition.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

Dss7ty Sheriff Msnn. 81 H1sksrsn. vss
in ths eity y.ssesasy and vhis Tslkizg or
Isais-sf. be ss~ q Hsa wee vsTv Re8ck 20
ssznsisA parry he VS. n sssTeh sf Hs
csllsi 70 tss rnsa 20 bar. baf a. Fc1ues'
war res eo11F - wsh, tEe razs en -
eei.srsre. 1ric*eaisz ~ gss. Zee efs. -
tear 6rs@ hzs revolver ia tse AZ. ss& 49,
srDexh Ae ~s1 - sfs19~@x4. EFpoz
srsussnssAns. b~~sver. - 81 Bos prov, q
be sh~ s.~v w.no~d and wss slAe~~d =
- 90 rs rsy. soze<wss ffixsts1<d by ms
szperieocs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

unsaas orixiasl. jelly Nat c. Goodwin
aHc his r.ssling esnpsrs wia sppssF 81
Powers Craze or<rs houss tonight The
fsDsas old Eag.ish eszaaaissis ''Isne he
fiss SsilhngsA and the tkrss at farce
TUNED Up" will constitute the bill al the
play. II yoa kzyent secured q seat yOa
sh9sle hsstcE ts EEocars enc
Vita lss stsrfhar aud realistic railroad
seeee. ia wealth efsoesery and Interesting
Incidents saer the tssxiigkGN vii bsEik =
wsek's snExssRasRt 81 Redlnene's ter iEht.
6ts Phillips tSefts Geeftl and keroeds
hsllsssnl are szasag tie rroniinsnt mem
seFs of tke cast.
Hart A Fore Manslreis formerly the
he4asedeh fros company vii open thrse
Gays eogaremeRt a. lhs Wonderland thea
txs Thundsy aight. TIE orfsaization hxs
trsss bsne .orchestrs anc q cast Of twenty,
smszs then several well known burns
cork srtistes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
slscrac snrMes.
ssas Linss ca sAs Americas Eisetrse
Girl

ssas Linss ca ek. Ameraes2 Eiresrs
6raad Rssids Eks nss I've electric hgs
ooi1 p@nses whh = large na<sser Of eEn
pleyss sna the followipg 81 tAs weiskne~
posG. J. IA. sseSmsA, viii undoubtedly II
tsrest tAsa.
msidsa fatr Eo-see kzOr,
% lsseifness he essea<e:
Hin aesn her whsln eEe-figsis gbows
she turas 70 lnexs4escsace.
wAen erst &c asL q sseek gst,
bul beia 90 - . tesi aers
Alas. q iefl a. hOale. forget
Ny sole iigaining srfester-~
The keeaaass u her brilliant Inind
askes her . or ogAsfs tOser
Who SPARKS this glri Il elise wia al
Two thousand oanale Possr-
Her xilken treStes rippliHs Sow,
l0u srieullf aeniire,
Her small coqaettii-s a. name
Is wound " IN ''tsifts wire
soft as the sweet naguele-bcil
Her iueuehee on ysu switching,
Your eatcg dsa kpos Shat time % tel
Her volt is ~ bewltehins
Winds Of desysir and storms Of doubt
May sfriggle % beAlghs her.
Should Fates c0zabiHe 10 put her out
Joy comes with her re-hghter.
Two pretty feet on equal poles.
Nimbie and quick denote her,
The e wi oi al rival souls:
Who eke has such = Lnstorg
When logging aesref Joys 70 taste
strive with brave inslstence.
Why wilt you fix about your waist
Shunt magnets OF reslstance.
All, alternating current girl,
No praises can be tattcry
Short circuit dear, and cease % whirl,
Make me your storage battery
And, dearest should Won rather not
Accept my offering vouye.
Might most hunbly ask you Watt
Was your Electromotive?
To several circuits hereabout
You are the Central station:
Would all Others could cutoff,
You lovely inhalation.
Soff nestled i'm your aruature.
Lulled by your soothing brushes,
Your comAutapsr dr0Wsy hmm
All earth exclt meat bushes
No more nv csrbonea heart would roam
Sweet girl, these wishes grant mel
Reduce your current TO ono Ohm,
Ny isolated plant, be.
Were Am-Pere and she Gramne-Ma.
With insulation rounded.
We'd charge some unfreauonied star,
And i've there till We grounded
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

The stock companies which have made
A. -

The stock companies which have made
their annual reports are:
Grand Rapids Brush Compsny-Capitsl
stock 500 30, all paid in; real estate $50
600. personsi property $4,000, credits
g. ,0c0, dssss .. 900.
Wsliin Leather Compsny-Cspital al
paid in, SsOo.eeo; real estate SO, l67. per
senal sleo, is9. credits s. .se4, debts s47.-
Os2
Sagh Furniture CompaBy-Cap.tsl all
paid IN. ss0 sSsa, real estate 80 COS, personal
S51. .046. credits s3e.47o. dests s42.6s
PENINSULA Furniture CoDpsny-Cspiisl al
paid IN sic 60. real estate none. personal
81 4o7, credits. sl0,lIe, dests $Zl,7
Hszsttine & Perkins Drug Con panv-
Capita $l5a.oee. With sif2, 100 paid IN, real
estate S3oe personal sl39,3l4. creoils SIS
3l5. debts SIS ss4
Priestl7 ExPress WAGON aDc sleigh Com
psny spitsi s. os0. al paid n. real ss-
tsts none Fsrsonsl Slss So. crssss. $3.50
dents s. Is7
Bs sHsp Wagon ssd sieigk Company
CaEH5ei 80 Go. a. paid n; resi estate Szf.-
5lzi p<rssna s43 I7Z. crsaIss k2s,ss7, dssss
SO 1l9
Grand Rspids Stsvs Conpsny-Cspital
81 TO a pad n; res eststs 80. Ssa per
sonsl 50 50. credits 81 f7e dssts 81 20.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

Ths ssDorts sftas Pacific Railroad Con1-
IA .ssleasrs hsxe caused soale ak aEoas
ths memse Of Congress = 30 are iefs ia.ins
cry It is t2sakbt tnat the Commissioners
nave sos cleared up the matter Ia9eh rJ
ssir WORK fkers ses = majority Ia the
last esaxrsss .ho thought prsmpt sction
shOssa1 BE tsksa 70 secure the Hsssraraent,
AIT there .as q aiffsrescs 0f 0piui0n ~ %
tze ksst nasaas some took aosut ths siss
of the 1a.rtstszksn By Mr.. Pattlsen. 0tAsfs
bsilsssd Ia ths plan far bounded exten-
sioa u tAe acct. 80 proposed ~ tAs fzeaas
R4llroads Committes Of the House. Ii wss
thought thai al investigation mlgat Lead 20
ree0msaen s&kasns upon watch there saisst
Be united scusn. Tie result Is the same
differsaes of opinion between ths Com
snissi0aeEs thst before existed II the Hsuse.
ID is generally understood. however. that
ne House Committee will ss 0rganizea so
a. 70 De "A accord with the majority OF tAs
Com q. ssios. and tsat bill viii be p&sse d
sueh As sas urged ~ ksssrs. Crisp anu
Outhsaite lzst session.
w. HAKFkk & FRANK RICK.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
TURNED OVER.
The Misfortuns of Couple of Ladis.
While Rid1nx Ysstsrdsy

The Misfortune of q Couple of Ladies
while Ridiag Yesterday.
The good sleighing and excellent con-
dition of the streets yesterday furnished
amusement - beneficial or otherwise-to
many residents of the Valley City. The
merry tinkle of the bells could be ss<ard in
prefnsion On all Of the business thorough
fares. Many lsdies enjssed the drivin
and some Of them managed their steeds in
as competent q manner a. the gentlemen n
and occasionally ipdulged ia q little
"spurt." Accidents were scercs. but there
came near being several. Al lhe corner OF
Jefferson and Wealthy-sve1. two ladies in q
cutter swung their stecd around rather
sharp and the result was that they were
both thrown from the vehicle and enjoyed
a roll in the "besukifui." The horse which
was somewhat frightened. was caught by o
passsr-by and the ladies were restored TO
their former. position and proceeded on
their way without further damage.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
FOUND FROZEN TO DEATH.
The Thermometer Forty-two Dsgre
Below Zero In Dakota.

The Ihermomcter FOrty-tWO UsGree6
Below Zero In Dakota.
WArERTowN. Dakota, Jan. 15.-News
reached this city this morning of death bv
freezing Of Miss Sarah Doland, school
teacher in an outlying district. The young
lady left her boarding place Thursday
morning and that was the last seen of her
until her body Was found yesterday lying
in a snow drift only 40 rods from the school
house. The weather continues extremely
cold. mercury reaching AZ below last night.
ALBERT LEA Ainn-. Jan. l5.-Last night
was the coldest of thissWiatsr. the ther.
momster registering As low rs AZ below
zero. ole 4. Egge. who lived At Hsrtland,
this county, was frozen 10 death last night
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
Blunt. ov.roo.t Restored.

DUsLrS. Jan. l5.-Wihried Blunts over
coat Was restored to him by the Galway
prison authorities today. aad the prisoner
was moved into q warmer cell Fhe police
prevented band from serenaoing Blunt
today, and the people became highly ex-
cited over the prohibition. 1t is feared
that riotsus demonstration will grow out
OF the affair
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
Accident ~ afusksSon.

t.sNs,.s Vsls>,As-sSsss,.
MUsKysoN, Jan. 15.--While DR.. Black
was driving on Hall-st last evening. his
horse became frightened asthe cars. throw
ing him out. He was slightly injured by
the fall. The horse ran downiWestern-s ave.
and cOlIided with another vehicle, one Of
the tbils Of which was driven into the
breast Of the Doctors horse, killing It in
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-htthe semi-snnual cleo
ton Of the Trades AsseHbIythis afternoon.
Robert swallow, one of the most radical So
cialists in the city. wss-fected President dis
placing Marx L. Crawford. the conssr vati We
President. Who has heaa the sffcs four
terms. The Reds" obtained complete con-
troll Of the meeting. which was unusually y
arcitinr
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

On al sae German rai.ros.is-snd ~
srsr~~--. - i stat-s. alrvzvs trsvess BY sxtra
srzsn-he ra~z tha rsz-zsar esrfT fsrs far his
r~rssa SD sssste. IS v-a ss f-- tse saxxz<e.
TIE evsr~we rsts is.six zarks per s2l,nasfer
rsr every xx5e. and n ---u q re fscf tbss
his majesty tzz~esz raszv t-oszazd kiio-
w~tsgs n - c-ur~a x q vesr. t1e rsliIaafss
nssaxees<a<zoaer - ain---Tas AEssnsz1s-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

Roxr. jan 15.-Prssident Clevsisnd's
jubilee present to the Pope has sssa hand
ed 10 he rector Of the American College at
Rome. who will present Il to His Holiness
90 the occasion Of his reception of the
American bishops. which viii shortly take
nlara
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

movement 0f s<r liss. she vas FlcA before
shs m2rfied Ehe s<isDnoIis Eaax1sls e1t ets
lsrkely increased her lacoa1e ifsas AAs
priAcsly gifss - hsr ~ lzEss sleeks " tsie-
paoos sGssS. Jest areas Tie stsssk foila
Af. Bells hotlse > a little cottage = here ne
tsscass deaf eaizarsn- he las given great
stlsafian 70 rlis saiect. szd sxs msde nssny
~eaasrfli discoveries 10 ths sign language,
ssich hs i ende.sonng 70 snpp-sat ~ |.
iablal sound language Of ass 0so-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

Lt1-i1fIt = ~ FtNtsFfa.tsHsAh
MENoxrSEk, Jan. 15.-The Msnomiuee
County Republican Convention met here
last night, The session lsssiRg ustil late
hour. The thirtseD delegates chosen to the
District Congressional Coavention are solid
for r. ] Brown. of this city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
A Mormon Bishop Dead.

SALr LAKE, Utah. Jan. l5.-Bishop VIM
Fl. Hickenlooper died yesterday. aged SO
years. He was the oldest bishop in the
Mormon church. He leaves, surviving.
two wives, II children, SO grandchildren
and So great grandchildren.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

IsFvEsPsoE. Jan. i5-Orsgsmea sttscksd
hsseae meeting n E-srtou. nesr here, to
rixke. wrsok'-z yas asll aud sevs-sy IN
iszriaE ssverss erso1s. sBong then Coua-
esilor Evrr Lfver5ooi. ~so = n Pre-
..-1s-ns s.sr .fs.sr
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

OMAHA. Jan 15.-The Omaha Furnitars
CompanY's factory and Omaha Brass
Works were burned today. Loss. $40 600.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

Ioxrox. Jsu. Is.-CoraAE ths casmpisn
nnuer. No ls.s- ioiaed The Nsnhsftsn
kskiesse Gar. - New York. ssiles fsr
A4escs f-sm aaernsse~a-tessy.