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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-07-06
HUMOROUS.

The latest out-Ths boy kept after
school.
The anatomy of melancholy is boiled
old hen.
The proper capOr-sauce for boiled
mutton.
An Office that seek, the man is the
police office.
Half the pepper sold by New York
groccrs is ps.
The silent watches of tho night are
not Waterbury'.
When barge meets barge then comes
the tug Of commerce.
Mourntul numbers-A balance on the
wrong side of the sheet.
Monody on toper's nose-lt looked
mon the wine till it was rcd.
The rife, thou h not sociablo IN Its
habits, rarely goes off by itself.
When the captain wants to stop the
vessel does he hoist stay sail.
Even truth itself is not always vera
, ciou. titles at the bottom of we'll
0 eeoloaist's request to his best girl
!. .twsn r4nn
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-07-06
SardineS.

When it reaches its full growth the
true sarline is little smaller than the
herring; at this stage it i, fat, oily, aad
OF mediocre taste. 1t weighs be-
tween quarter and third of a pouad
This f,h, which on the coast of Corn
wall IS knowl as the i eh rd, and in
Brittany as the winter sardine," ap.
pears toward the close of the cold sea-
son and vanishes by June. 1t is then
more than two years old. This sarlinc
is salted, but never preserved Ia oil.
It is tho so-called summer sardiac
which is flied in boiling oil, packed in
tin boxes, and shippel all ovcrthe
word This is the same fish as tho
rilchard or winter sardinc, only it Is a
year younger. i ar ives off the Breton
cost n vast shoals during juno, and
thenc forward until November it is
taken in nets, the bait used being the
salted roe Of the cIlfi,h or minute
species & shrimp procured in the neigh
bahood. Whittier it goes and where
Uses the cold season is unknown,
Is belicv d to be deep water
Yich only in the moaths mca-
4comcs to the surface. This is
IN how yer, that it is met with
I'll tiheg x>na tion of the Atlantic
III 4 which extends from
- Iigal II New York Sun.
- bmething Choice
VIZ err inquired an old
!. any flies on our ut
J.. |dy, whose knowledge
limited, sail:
s won't eat it, 'taint
u me-" and she went
where only tho choice
New York Sun.
eral Man.
nj, Kirby, you haven't
hauge about you, have
Ne it to that poor old
-: :: :: q: :: e.. e.
i'm the money!
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

DROBATE ORDER-SrATE oF MICHIGAN. Coun-
| ~ of Kent IS. At a session of the Probate
Court for said county OF Kent held at the Probate
Oihce, in the city OF Grand Rsnids. on the ninth
day of May, ia the yerr one thousand eight
hundred and eighty eight. Present, Cyrus T.
Perkins. Jndge OF Probate.
In the matter Of tue estate of Thomas Callsrd.
deceased. Edwin N. Ballard, executor Of the
last will and testament of said dece sed having
rendered TO this court his final adm minisiration
a. cunt
IL is ordered. that Monday, the fourth day OF
June. next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon at
said PIeSate once. be appointed for examining
and allowing said account.
And il i further ordered. that copy OF this
order be Published three successive weeks prcvi-
Gus to said day of hearing in the Grand Rapids
TEI EeRAm- -HERALD. a newspaper printed and
circulating IN said County of Kent.
"A true copy1 CYRUS II PERKINS,
Judge OF Probate.
FRANK W HISE, Register. thur
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

Some who Want tn BE Poor Master in the
Place of Poor joe RupprsohG

Some who Want to BE Poor Master in the
Place of Poor Joe RupprsohI
The eTELEeRAx-HERALD was the first TO
give TO the public the sad news of Poor
Master Rupprecht. and ths ink was hardly
dry before the candidates for his empty
chair began to come up smiling. John
Hermann, the man who tried to beat
Rupprecbt last Spring. Is doing large
amount of hustling for the position. David
Lancaster, an old time Republican. Director
of the Poor for several terms in years that
have faded from view. and an up Canal st.
potash manufacturer. has shied his caster
into the ring and is waiting to hear some
thing drop. Cornelius Fox, Greenbacker,
and for Two terms Director of the Poor,
added 10 his pra-ers last evening the appeal
that he might oe among the chosen ones
for that low but mighty office. =. Klseber.
Democrat, would also Ike TO draw the
s., 900 salary the next year il the Council
does not object. Return Strong. Street ln-
spector, has an idea that he would be the
right man in the right place.
The Council will elect man Monday
night TO serve until the NEXT election. The
TELEGRAx HERALD could give the names of
several dozen other men who are hustling
for the place. aud the dark horse is among
them
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

a rs~<sy wea11ag L~ss NleAs ~ the
nsms ~ tks nxsa~s eksssr.
Mr. AEtoosy J. Psas4S. vita B<sjAmin 4
sszs. and Mss Hssris<1s Lisssela. fs< ses-
srsi pears psss ssseAs< il TIE Con Avsnas
sebssl vsrs naxrisd lsss ssssins ~ the
rssizsles II he brs5s : s;slsr. ha Iis1rv
snifs<ier is& csacy-sk. IN tks pssssnee Of
about Loo gasstA Ths esrsnonv vs. per
fornsd a : o'eleek. the Rev. Peter Aoer-
@ zs eniss4llnx.
Ths bride wss sittred in prssty gown Of
white bzifoss and molfe utmD vita
siasx aosa. sns sore . oorssxe boaqoei Of
brid< rcs<s snd carried white satin fan.
Her sisteg, Mrs. saifs<leF. oniciSfed - maid
CT honef. wore drsss Of vhits miksdo ana
= eors2ze bo1qasE Of creamy ressss
delicious Espsrt vss served me guests
and alter the congratalauoas had been
offered the hsepy esapls eepsrtsd for Their
nez home. rs North Lahyettest-. where
they vii Dc ~ hons - their frisnds alter
May 8
Mr. and Mrs. Panels were the recipients
OF numerous and beautiful gins ca which
TIE toiiowlng = . partlsi iist: kAsy e6slr.
copper oolorec psusA, Mr.. and Mrs Jeha
Snilselst. Mr.. ana Nrs. Ii. Van der Weydsn.
r. I. Dyk, Mr.. aud Ars. 7. stosi. Mr.. and
Ars. IL. Idsnns. Mr.. snd Mrs. II. ID. Z. Van
AFmas. Mr.. and hrs 7. Nanderveen. Mr..
and An- j. A. ). Verdnr. Nrs. l.. D0oge,
Misses Jennie poogs and Matte Van
Artnas, blue plush settes. from the bride s
sisters and their husbands. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Morrison and Mira H. snitselsr. antique oak
secretary, from the brides brothers. Herman
and George Liesselt, willow rocker fron
Mr.. and Mira samuel hsrsinG and Several
others so order for furniture on Nelson.
Matter a Co.. frvm Benjamin a Sons;
marble top table. Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Mars
and Miss Kitty Blake; antique oak
stand with plush top. Miss Dame
and Miss Beneker. SO in gold. Mrs
III. Harting. aunt Of the bride: silver berry
Dish, Mr.. and Ms. ID. 4. Vandcryesa; silver
cake basket. Mr.. and Mrs. A. DsHeus and
several others silver teaspoons Miss Katie
Van Dyke: silver teaspoons. Mr.. and Mrs.
l. II. Srsnr aud Oscar Strsng silver fruit
knives, the Misses Ssreng. tambiers, fake
satin ware. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Tor,n; silver
soup ladle. James Vandersluis snd family;
walnut stand. Mr.. and Mrs. Hsthrington
and several others chamber set, c. A. Ben
jsmin; willow rocker, Mr.. and Mrs Barth-
olemew.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18
VALUABLE HORSE KILLED.

After Being Treated by oaack He IL
shot By His Owner.
Lyman T., the promising young trotter
owned by ex-Sherif Kinney. had to be kill
ed In consequence of malpractice. The
nCrse had warts on bis ears and a man
came along and after assuring Mr.. Kinney
that be could remove them permanently,
be applied strong decoction Of some root.
Holes were eaten through the ears where
the medicine came In contact with them.
and IN his suferings the horse was stricken
with lockiaw. Following this he became
blind and deaf and was rendered entirely
worthless. After exhausting al the RENE
dies known fer the animals cure, and find
ing no improvement in his condition. Mr..
Kinney decided that the horse would be
better OF dead than in the c0nditioa left
through the ignorance OF the man who had
first treated him. 50 be took out bis rife and
shot the suffering trotter dead.
II have had my mills buru down twice,"
said Mr.. Kinney IN speaking of bis loss.
''but | didn't feel as bad as | did over the
death OF LYMAN T d"
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

SUrKsToR.-D. f. Corbett vs l.. N. Clutch
con e. sl. tresp.ss On the case, motion fol
q continusncs srgned and submitted. after
wards denied. The People "a. Jas. X.
Stewart. larosny; tried. verdict not guilty
The People -. James X. Psrrimsn. bigsmy.
jury on trial.
CTscrrr.--The People n. Fred ]. Daily
keeping saloon open after ho1rs jurv trisi
verdict not guilty The Peopie vs. Tbons'
Eogls. sssauls aud battery. jury trial yer.
dlot not scilty.
PRosarF -Judgs Perkins wss busv bear
inz ths condemnation cnss of Heroer
Nesamsa seslnst t6e q. r.. l. 4 y. Rsil.
road Conpasy. Tbs case has eeen - ~
sau~~us Court orcs snd SAINT bscs n
ssh-r business vas before The Proeste Coai
Fssssrder.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

Mrs.. Frindis. Of Fourth-st., has gone to
Cleveland. o.. 10 attend the wedding Of
Miss Jessie Rumage and Mr.. Martin. OF
ElJris. y. she vin not return for several
weeks
Dr. J. G. Psrksr has retained from De
trolt where As read paper entitled "Hab-
is of Black Bass a. Observed IN tae Thorn
apple River before ths Fisheries Associs-
uon.
Conductor Ssnss smith has returned
from Toronto. Csnsds. where hs attended
q nesting OF he Brotherhood Of Con-
ductors
Msssrs =. T. Avery and John Patton
lefi Yesterday on 4 ten days pleasure trip to
Washington and other Eastern points.
Lieut.. Joseph z. Kuhn. corps Of snxi-
nssrs Uaiisd States army. has arrived IN
this city ss sssistsnt TO Col. Massieid.
Wayne Crawford nss resigned his posi-
ticn - clerk from Sweets Hotel and re-
turned to bis cid home in Detroit
Gsorrs Stanton, Jr- Who suffered q
psrslytis strokr sunday morniag. 3 re-
ported 70 Be resting sssier.
ar. c. =. Rood aud sen. Ned. srs IN
Kslsmazoo, ths guests Of her parents. Hon.
and Mrs.. Wm- n. Cobo.
pr. H-st. ~ho has been seriously IN for
some tine, - sio-iy improving. although
anssis % lssrs biz besf.
n. II. Waters sad family have rsturusd
frss California where they have been
spending the Water.
R.v Chsrles Fiuhrsr and Wis. and VIII
lisrn Alden Smith sad rifs have returned
from Detroit.
p. p. Church. Of Austin. Tsrss. = The
guest Of bis uncle. NJ B. Caurch. OF this
city
NJ A " Mofat refurssd % Detroit
yesterday morning "a r.. O. II. & n z r.
Frsnk y. Eidy he hsndsouas towuship
CLERK Of Ls~ei. ~ss IA the CITY yesterday
LH Wthev and G W Eaton hsvr rs.
turned fros sheir Seuth Aserican trip
The snzaxeu1snt of Miss Jssnis koopusn
snd Richard Trimmer = snnoanced
" r. Sh@ibv has gone - Dssota - ;ook
si1er his exfensive waest interests
= - Nulliken. ne railroad man II De-
trnst saz IA The citv yesferaav
NJ. " Smiley hes returned from q k-frs
fsif ~ith friends in Ch.csEu
Nrs - J. steve - visiting hisnds Al
ksrisn sad Hurirou
CIV Aftorney Tsysoz IS ill and confined
. Is hoFna.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

ORDER OF PUBLICATloE--state OF Michigan
" The Superior Court OF Grand Rs yi6s: In
Chsncery At a session OF said Court held At
the Court House, IN the City OF Gran Rapids
on the 2sth day Of January, A. D., 1875. Present
Hon. Edwin A. Burlingame. Judge OF the Superior
Court of Grand Rapids. Ellen s. hsthbun, Com
plainant VS.. George w. Rsthbun. defendant
La this cause, Ii appearing from sthday.t on file
thst the defendant George W. RsihbuD. Is not q
resident of this state bnt 10 a resident OF the
state Of Oregon. On motion OF Cro<icr a Cutler,
Complainauts Solicit8re, 1t IL ordered that the
appearance of said nonresident defendant.
four months from the date OF this order, and IN
case Of bis appearance. that be cause his answer
to the Bill OF Complaint 10 be fled. and copy
thereof 10 be served on the Conplainants
Solicitor within fifteen days after service on hin
of a copy OF said Pill and notice Of this order.
and In default thereof said Bill win be taken a
confessed by said nonresident Defendant. And
it Is further order, d. that within twenty days the
Complainant cause a notice OF this order 10 be
published in the Grend Bspids TELEGRAM HER.
AID, newspaper printed, published and cir-
culatng in said County and that said publica ion
be continued therein once in each week for six
weeks in succession, or hat she cause copy OF
this order 10 he personally served on said non
resident Defendant st least twenty days before
the time above prescribed for his appearance
EDWIN A BUki1NGAME
Judge of the Superer Court OF Grand Rapids.
Examined, countenigned and entered BY Iae.
cHAS. p. RATHBUK
Register.
CRoZIKR & CUTLER. Com plaintants solicitors.
Attest;-A true cepy
CHAs. P. RATHBUs,
Fri Register
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18
A rh.IIsnre Accented.

To The Editor OF the Telegram Herald
GRAND RArrDs. May lin your issue Of
this morning / noticed a sweeping
chsllengs 20 any man in the State. myself
preferred. the challenge coming from one
Hayes. Now let him know Tor me that
there ara several men in the State that can
defeat ne still l will accept his challenge
ssd tight him to finish with small gloves
within ten niles Of this city, the hsht TO
take place three weeks from the day we
tis articles Of agreement Now let Mr.
Hayes meet me Al Geo. ODonuelrs place.
st clock t0morrow. that viil be Friday,
and be viii have 10 trouble In getting q 90
ss ne Yours truly,
TN A. OrEagy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

Nee lssk 81 it--<ne ~ the Wsns tlsns
tksss esaulitui Lake SapssioF fr~eh osoe bl
fisk. We have tkam Ia al fsssiensbls
ssylas, Brcnneltes kloaces. blzo< Eyes.
Is ns Eyes or plain every ass ash eyes.
We have those sisssb< New loik tuln-
waited oys<ss frs<h ssers osy. ~ tie b1Etl-
mare Esh nosrkeI ~ Lyon-sA. b. \. kmefy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

Davis. Turner q Carroll have sold the loi
at the Corner of Division and Hsll-sts, in
heir addi ton. to the city for $4,000. They
are ma king rapid sales of the eighty acres
within the city limits on the West Side.
Doran & Eddy have plated Hon. G. G.
Comstock's addition to the northern limits
of the city and are making sales of lots at
low prices.
Real estate all over the city is active and
could be much more so If our real estate
men were not 20 picayunish in the matter ol
advertising TO the world what they have.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

GRaSo RsFfps. Mich.
May IS. 1sss.
Hsn Grsssr Cg>r>isaa. Prersiesf HasAinz-
foH. =. c.
DRAs Srs On this the day Of our Pro-
hibihon state Convention. write to sscer-
tain n vos4 can - induced 20 hold lack lust
one term. 60 let eur Jimmie across The
Fsser have = warm srsf before he Sies RI
gou can. please wlrs me a. the Casino. "
Grand Rspits and oar convention wiil al
iouFn ~ithout day. "a emulation Of yoar
generous example
Pstr0ticsilT yours aud Frsnkiss
g1NE Dav.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

Newcoms Ncs}rsf1 issding luc- herman
of Msskegoa. states that movement = BE-
inE naaoe By the business nea q that cif
- purchase tAst portion 81 he a. a ~ NJ
r. T. crunecfIns klsEsn sith hoiia8d
sui f1r - eN ~usiun ~ ne rpsa 90 Nus
kexeu faus f3rminx a conn@sting link
18th 80 T. tN - Alievs1 sBd glflns
N Naskszor eneLhef dfrect connect lon witA
Cfnrnnaf snd athsr saathern rlilea.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

Complaints are constantly sring made
sbcut the vsfsr snopl- Som the prssens
t,nrce. It rsns iron the isucss BEe ccfse
sua rs in settle before = Sc - drias
Al esii vifa delight TIE aew pisn cf q
sffsat- Bips sn RAJ 1Hr rpa1iar t1mraer
tttnk 8aF a. esef he sefiie1 osfers lt aones
- 1.N "a we1it - better tof sur heai1a H
- So r','l'd - get n1fsr TIE rsseTv1if
snt aslre "a sefle,t Hut - I've ia sep~~ ~
hs>- seppiy hiro.sh~t 3s ~ s4Ilsstsfi
frun scrne ef car almsroua clear sFF.nr
$50
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

Df. Brigham has removed his ofsos tc
The new Kendall Block, i47 Monroe-st
where ns may be found from sill 10 q. IA
and Ars. Brigham will live at the Warwick
until the opening of the Livingston. Tele.
phone Office snc wsrwiek go.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

All supernuous hair. roles, warts, wens
tumors, hemerrhoids, cancers. ~ not pre-.
sioiasly operated on) and all abnormal
growths permanently and psinlessly re-
moved by Eiectroysis at the parlors OF L.
Won Doloke. NJ. ID. and Elecsro.therHpeutist
~ CresceAt-ave.. Grand Rapids. Mich,
daily from 0 p. m. TO p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

woNrssfrt A hoos A. Dxs ErknsSa
What sr4ssr. tas sab~tNaes 81 = dlsieaii
Sea 81 oEss rssdins fes -lfh,saa suF
aeant This esa ~ sroosnpsi.hea ~ Fref
4 Issf~etts sFstea - aseu1aKy trs8ni8S
TIE Ffafsssos hss taught this nsFvsi8as
srtfhsd - 1r. snsa~< eiss~~s 81 ne pflnftpsl
tHieErs ~ fhr eoeefff - elassss ~ i1* ~
talismaFe lfae . 1etfash 1870 81 fhiis
~ rAia. fils e WssAleetdn. izfH ss Hos.
fea ssf He $50 tsssaes a fsffsfiif ~
resf~spsIst. .tense. The sssthfsi sfFffsf sess
fse etsNsafF 80 svsfY s@fssr< Nfte fef
ffssf essas - Fref 4 iaisssfs W INA
sve. $50 esk
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18
New Hftching Post.

c. r. Kennedy, the Humane Agent, has
the best hitching post In the city. Il is a
Spaniel dog. Wherever Mr.. Kennedy wishes
10 leave bis horse he gives the dog the
hitchIng strap ard he holds 1t until his
master returns. The horse and dog always
have many spectators
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

zW ~ Usnghsd saa ~ uefn h~rs ~ tbs
~ Fstir shflnN sha r~re sfas.ntns 81
s~eef ntes = the carfrrs essfs4stae asa~alf4 q
sas pre-<rtssf ~ sod - n. Eafsxa & Issa
saa ~fia 5~s4tSai sssssf - sa-sfs ~ =
asens<afe - th~if fisst - lha fssa veatsis
f1tF snsi tas acknowledgement "a thsif
tsssF4 ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18
Not Guflfy-

Thos. Engle. the policeman who was
arrested December 81. for ssssulting Fred
J. Daily. and was convicted in the Police
Court, was tried in the Circuit Court yester-
day and found not guilty. the jury being
ont only long enough to take ons vote. Ii
was q short trial.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18
Better Than City Watsr.

The Hydraulic Company are putting in
pipe all over the hill. and the residents of
the city's upper story are highly delighted
in consequences. Work has been CON-
menced BY the company upon the founds-
ton for the stsnd-pipe 20 be erected on the
hill near G. G. Oomstock's private reservoir.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18
Hft the Rulls-Fye.

TIE Grand Rapids schutzenverein will
have their annual meet on Peter Werlich s
farm on Walker-sve. Monday. 2lst. Fight
prizes will be given for target shooting. and
q dance al Turner Hall will follow In the
evening. Billy Echternsch now wears the
Kings badge. Who will be the nexp
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

-. .. a. Ross villa sE n cseczSkAu rSxlI
Asopf rx2 Fsn<E - 1kKA
Ike docfor's r<usesss< co ~ hsa ~ BE
cf1ses IN khs Wa83socnh tleck. of Mr..
Nkskh4r1. Or u Dr. Res< arus stors. Ao.
- West kuttan-A lefa<ks VII reach aim
n 4sl Nsst Esxhsk-ss.. canelnnASl. okie.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

John Farrell was arrested yesterday for
keeping his fonia-st saloon open after
hours. Mr. Farrell proved 10 toe satisfac-
ton OF Superintendent Smith that he and
his wife were theonly persons In the saloon,
90 the case vas nolls pros'd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

DIR. L. Won Dslcke's celebrated Electric.
Turkish. Russian and Aedica,sd Bathing
Psrlers are now open daily from 8 .. m- TO
9 y. m. Physicians are invited. ~ Cres-
oent-ave.. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

Take your ehoace OF sems ine fresh
Pieksrsl. Lake Truut. White fsse, Perch
Plks; also eli kinds Of smoked fish. Can
ned eeods, salt Fsh. Oysters. Condiments
The very beet brands in the market Al Det.
tenshalers. III A0nroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

Coles Glove store, formerly 90 Pearl-st.
has t<en removed 70 No slSo Monroe Il.
where eli the latest novelties In eamins
goods may be had st bottem prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18
sPIsrruAIIsx.

DR.. stansburg is stopping at the New
Rsthbun for few days. speciaities In
dependent sls.e writing. clsirvoysnt exami-
nations, spirit photographs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

Complete stock Of nxs and medium fur
nitare. upholstered goods. Welsh foldins
Ded and Heap earth closets 81 Crockstt &
Hoppins. FaanituTe Dealers. N Osnal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

NJ lsn~s eretY si~s r-stes.szy
sernins ~ coasaaarfon So haz sat
rsc~ailF fetaraes 8am "a fsaL ~a~re 49,
nsf xese ~ ~ snfs 81 esfee-Tsa. 49,
aesifa tas 1auessf sit - aels 7sts,.l.~
&1fafne tfam 81 aaaFs-a
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

eRtn - fssas afsas sssshtsg ~
~ ~ sss4essI ft~f 81 81 <rrsa sf.s sfs
T shNfsfst iaatslsfs
K,.ssefsl sssas1ss asa@ t-~~ q s@a-~- .
e@sAsa.&
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

young lady Of ssssntssn snmfnsrs
highly educated. refined. and Of p1epossess-
lag sppesranoe. desires 10 form the "a,
qusintaBce OF some nee young man. whom
she would sdyiss II troubled with dyspsp-
sia. 10 Use that great blood purifier. Sulphur
bltlefs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

fes h6s< Foaf esesasses fsss t~sess
ssslsl - Hs6asites. = Cas- o. His Estt
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

The finest Photographs in the city can be
had at Haniiions new second floor rsoep-
ton room, 20 Canal ST.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

All persons suffering from sick headache
and debility should use All Nations Rem
edy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

oufy on. fixht - stairs - climb before
reaching hsr lton's studie, ~here nothsna
sat srsf csss work Il fnrnea eat 81 Can.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

$500 PEk DoxES.
Cabinet Photos, finest hrish. st wykes'
salisry. IS Nonroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

MnL J. j. Whitnxy. Of San Francisco.
eelss<sk<a trance test medium. oAn be oon-
suited sl the New Rslhban Heas<. Private
sigtinxs daily. Yer short time oaly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

IL you want Life, Wealth and Happiness
use All Nations Remedy. Price rs cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-18

wsssssres. xsg fs.--W2<nsE pnscrasd
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-10
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
eEcIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNION.
TOES THE MARK.
ParneH Demands an Inquiry Into tn,
London " Times" Charges

farnel Demands an Inquiry Into the
London " Times" Charges.
LONDON, July 9th.-Parnell has decided
10 ask that Parliamentary committee be
appointed to inquire into the charges made
by the Times against himself and other
leaders of the National party.
In the House of Commons to-day Sir
Wilfred Lawson, Home Ruler, asked
whether the Government would grant the
appointment of committee of the House
to inquire into the charges.
In reply, the Right Hon. w. II. Smith.
Government leader, said that the House
was incompetent to inquire into the
charges. proper inquiry, he declared.
could be obtained through the proper tri-
bunals
Parnell, later, gave notice to the House
that on Thursday he would submit a mo-
ton for the appointment of committee to
inquire into the authenticity of the letters
published by the Times in its article on
ParDellism and Crime" in which he and
other Nationalist members were charged
with various crimes. He will also ask the
government to appoint day to discuss the
subject and give him an opportunity to re.
pei the foul and unfounded charges made
against him BY Attorney General Webster
in the trisl Of the suit Of O'Donnell against
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A WOMAN IN THE CASE.
How Farmer Miller Met his Death at
Judge Pulliam's Hands.

LOUISVILLE, July 9th Judge A. 81.
Pulliam, who killed James Miller, a
wealthy farmer at Hardinsburg on Friday
was sent to Jail after his examination to,
day without bail 1t has been learned that
Pulliam submitted to Miller for his sigma
ture statement that Miller had been
crilninally intimate with Mrs. Pulham and
would pay Pulliam $1,000 The statemen,
was in Pulliam's writing Below were
these words in the same hand:
give you five minutes to consider this.
You may sign, or die"
Public feeling is very bitter against Pull
lam, and there is some talk Of violence,
Pulliam's past record is bad He was q
saloon-keeper at ClOverport a number OF
years ago. and his place was the resort OF
women of questionable repute. Pulliam s
election as County Judge was due to a reac-
ton against the badly-enforced local option
law. His only competitor was a local op-
zionist.