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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

1, . . rather startling fact 10 which
ths resent rsgoFt of ths Supseiassnsisns
II Pubic Instruction N ths Stats of
Ns@ YORK asladss .hsn Go Gala Affsn-
sien 10 ths fact that the Illitsrsfs populsr
tion ~ Increasing fasssf than the stu-
ea;sd class. Ia rspablie ike ours thu
ehaf.cier II ths Government must de-
pend largely npon the intelligence OF the
masses, for th- massss govern the Gov
eEnassat. les IA spite u factory lac
sheh prohibits tie employ msnt Of
children under thsEtssn years u szs IN
Hliis on factories. and % ths compulsory
sdncaiion lax. this rsgrogrsssion IN the
nsftsr Of sincstica q going on. And
ihsre . nc reas0n 20 doubt THAI what 10
tfus "a ihis regard IN New foEk Is trus
elsewhere.
II tneFs - any duty which loyalty de-
mands "A = republic Il % the sdaesiion
u toe ehildrsu. Ignorance is charged
wilh jarger; but unlike most evils. the
rsrsdy - knowD: snd may hs applied
with comparative ease. There does not
seem % Re any rsascn Why q compulsory
education la~ may not bs carried out in
TIE United States 50 well ss in Prassis.
YET lhs l2~ en- the statue bocks q New
lofk 3iAss . incEsrai.ys, and has always
been 80.
TIE Sia.s owes &C education 10 al ot
- cit zeEs. Il oDly as a precautionary
msasure for is own safety, ard money
csnnos 5s aren't moro wisely than in
providing SPECIAL schools sor dslinqnsnt
snd incOrrigibls children, aud essn IN
furnishing tooks and clothing to boys
snd girls shom an sdaca.ion may pre-
vent from becoming public charges IN
tte prisCns sEd county hsusss. The
pabllc school system i the greatest Of
eur institutions becacss ID lies at the
foundsliCn o. al ihs others Il cannot
bs fosssrsd TOO carefully or TOO generous
y. spd TIE much discussed internal
revenue tsxss which the Nation does no.
seed. fievied by the States snd collected
for the cersst OF the public schools.
might Al least eoantsract some OF the
svfs o. ths i:qnor traffic. In any event
u Is ;iue 70 check tne growing illitsrscy
Of The people Doubtless the evil is
lAigsly das 10 immigration. bat that Fac.
stoa.d tend 10 make the people the more
vixilsot IN ksering down the percentage
oi iiiilerscy by educating all the
chi'drsp.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

Gla0 CASH AID 49, ~ MONTH";. 4 PAY
SfQV <zeals e - ~ Eo1A4 sfa bss =
c<4y hons II seo1 N < selss 49, l. fros.a.
CsQz sALE-A xIcE L0T oS DlNEl LxkE
se<sh 3 tos si5e efsa1 ente1, saa =
1sssE ko<- Is
t>ok ssLE-s sE~ HorsE AAp RAIN
slla lssEs - a. - sotfs - esasza-s, ~
xal2usss esI< fza1 sseez'S hofes, p-<e> s'arsh
$..1k. 81 axe se.ss. A9sls a iss Aes1t Nsl-
1on-s- -
IoR sALE-foR fHEAF SEcz lofs. WILL
ioested, essy X ss. - - = Nee1oceT Nes-
k4A 100 eeftA s&<l 80 -<r Ae2se< sLad 1ts.-
yVASTED-A PERcHAsFR HOFsE AND
W ~. ise Sl1aersf Cne q the nces< loes
tsoas 81 Tie est side Hott6s ~ coed repair.
osss ckasfn- s1scxske. clsy sz<sf fef lswA-
1eias s. o So eeea. s<ssaes e. e.ksy ssF.as
Aesftss =, T. cenaiaxk. u tesfle1si- li<u
Eoa sALE--A cQNRLFTE Hohk. MAE
Snefry ~ rsrns - suit ke.uir Ne
eA<riss-st ts
L'oE sALk-GREAT BARGAIN TO CAPT
taaist One of TIE oe>t otsslue>s corners u
eeatIe 81 city. lGt .saxil8 Eext talrts days
g tifcisr, room IL, Fierce bioek l-tf
NOR sALE-H0usks AND L0Ts. VACANT
i lots and i2Tals semsefesoe bargains n tsksa
oan. Hugaes 4 Iho.ass. Ecolas g and >. New
ho1s axa Dtock Su
C0k SAI.E-THREE LOTS on LAFAYETTE
II a. enesp II lInpf0seds tea mtnlfes' walk
from City Hal L ii stafford, - Peari-a. IL
HOUSES. LOIS AND FARMS FOR SALE
III cheap al Ia. Neenbo<rk Msahkn seek,
corner OF Aenf0s end Division sts sal
CoK sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
house, on sPringst, tor sA1o A nssl fs.lae
dwelling house, en- Jsnesst.. fer sz.5O0. ann N
se acre fsIm u sparta tor a, 100, ell on sinsL-
rsynens ana reasonable terms r A. Dxppsf.
ioom lss. ..edysrd block, over Pubic Library.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02


sabseFihs nas for fks TELEss2~ HssAks
Lssss year szasss sita Z :. Ssairss Tor
TIE fkLAs2z - Il EsALD.
Hofknen 2rs hE1ss repairing ths docks,
puttiog dosa Bss piaak sh<re needed
lxrz- Number Of nes sxnings have
hsea pns up this spring apoa cur piiaes psi
stsssfs.
The sle4snsz City Of Ludiaxtsn siiI make
lar BHN TIP fE0m nsrs aext 40sdsy fer
Chicago.
]. z. Hopkl.=. Of - Third-st 10 raising
The roof o. nis drug store aud otherwise Inn
proving l.
A. c. Brakeman hss resigned the sgsney
ior rns fxL Eks- Ii xsALD. and 10 succeeded
ey T. :. sqaires
sFoF RsnE" .2s tue card Ia . coed many
saioon ssadows yesterday. $50 wss too
mach for them
There was . runaxas Yesterday nornirg
on Westsru-zss. Nobody burt BAT badly
smashsc-gD buggy.
one OF our sntsrpfising photographers Is
making thirteen iull-sizs cabinet paotos
Tor Biaety rims esnisL Next
The hsaominse from Chicago. das here
Al > clock yesterday morning. aia not ar.
rive aniii Ia the sisrrnoon % sceoan, OF
rough wsalbsr-
Major Ryan. Who has been Police Justice
Tor several years hss moved his ofhee 10 the
ir0at room over IS Westera-ase.. and IS
succeeded o. L. N. Miller.
Wm. regg-, manufactures Of the famous
v-ens cigar, has mogei bis factory 20 No.
Wsstsrn-aVe.. and opened retail store and
ssyIss il the 'Shs' cigar store.
The hrst dsy Of Nav and the streets
e0sssed sith the beautiful suow, and {. {
smsil 50y slidiax down the sidewalk on {
hand -isiEb hat - saral snn appeared u
the AFTERNOON aud al Is changed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

Why icn't she youngsr men % Grand
Espl3s FERN Gsntlsmsn's Riding
Club There srs IN sbis city soma
scores e gsotleraen who prsctics riding
On horssbsck snd scores more who
wosld e1joy hs scrt ot exercise n q
little more interest 10 e we're created.
fbere r. 20 exercise more heslthfnl ard
FxhilsrsiirE no sToSt more suicysbls
g. an riding. The formation q Clnb
wru'd .ncrssse tbe interest n ths past
tit-s srd sad much 70 ia snioYablsness.
Let rs hsvs Rihnx Ciab
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

CURE OF
CANCER and ULCERS.

srfa~T e ucfendon writes - the s~ifs
Specific Co. Atlanta Ga. ufsser dsts - Feb
rasry a. ts7s d" st.ast threr yesrs sSu. Terry
H~a.iisr. = colcres ran. had a canoeroGs sors
o. AH fscs. near tne rirb; eve. Ts erased
Afrn great deal - pain. sEll b. lost -he sszht
- ina ere. hsr vss anslIr ,rife,I - TIE cancer
BY sas asa - Srvifs's Specific rhfs esse Il
well known r. yvIIxes Co. tss. whsre he lived
fnesr parburTl snd of ihas css-. I, myself.
bad personsi kncvicdseT
W. 4. Cox. % Arkshatis. Tate Co. rl-s.
wives. rebruary =. fss suffered great
dsal from ed slcers for six Yesrs- Ysnr NED
srlae wss r--czsnsenssel - nr-. ana sft-r
uslax 80 nrttiss. f'vas ec-rpI~teiy csre,L
re~rr ss-~ i-s eauai Ss DiDod Purifier W.
rsl1ishors -il use NJ ssser. Tour medicine
sses even u-ers tsa, ron cias-a ~ e. 7 hav-
knossn it % care eases sshica wgr- tfcusht 10
3. assseirsz y = tae hrst rsesieine urs,ie.' e.
We a " es.tsrrsith, - ~ warren g..
r--~Nfen v r vs. Feeruisry - ~ y
s.,rnu,eurrf nsinx s. 3 3 aorgt tsree E-sFs
.r-t sas sssf~sr-~sf wifh eeirs thr~af f1r
ever a raar raew I rafnrseEr-ia axfar reur
r~-1rss~ Irssef = Krsst elsF7 ether rensesia~S
rslf ~ xnuf r-ruit<. NJ tt1e xirf aise. hsf
s.rs sr-rrs a. ~tssir.~'scesi tfrrs 80 1utcx.
SRI ts~r tss rats prsi.i -.rss CT We tcr.
f...rst Rs-Frr ever flrs seers tfsf VIXEN rcf.--
.,-,s-rss a-i,z q 8 : tkrpgst ~s}nia So
-ast ir ~aBit - f,r hre. srs faaskfoi -
So 'rsss - s-.sf-slv cesssf rer ft - - re~1
r~-,s-fv tnc~ - f1r re hicct rsalir
neHssr s -~-z - -seans - sssinz NJ -
ga. feeer I'D se : ssa tsr'ar fi>rsse
ssssilar 81 ce.crsl fs~a7tr ri<erTsiis
---sarsr-rrt a - sii saa ing erorn 5is
s,-slsr..f ea,cs frTc 4 ne~ 49, = Nsr,e - aen-
.--..fi ->f-k se~s q
lr.a 5. ssrr--. Ens,rs o, ELS 60.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02
TO
ENCHANGEi
Choice Real Estate in
Adrian, Mich.

Adrian is the Garden City OF Mich gan, on the
l. $. d ". =. & X. 20 mile, west OF T0edo, Ohio.
Hes population OF about II 0Oo and is surround
ed by the finest farming county I'm tEe world.
VIII exchange for Grand Rapids propefty-three
houses and large lets. livery barn and large lot,
and the improved farm OF Is acres 81 acres OF
wbicn CT inside toe corporation.
This property is ell centrally located, in good
repair and reetrom all membranes VIII es-
change part or all Will assume some or pay
cash difference n value justifes.
For fnll barticu.ars. call on n. -. LAKlES,
Lakeside Physicians Porter block. Grand Rapids,
Mich. o-Sl-So
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

There - uo longer any qrestioa "a 20
ths siS .scy q oil sss naesna of ps,ifyi az
ssitst@d wsfers. Hon. n. G. Brncs
rro~sd ii Yesterday ~hen be iss ths
ctsir srd tcck the eoo- N TIE Bepubli-
can Counsv Convention.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

T = crsnirg uf she horse racing s-s-
scn ~ IS ,sbirstor has broken Nd The
t.uz7sssscnsl snriF ietate. Tbs horse
rs- IcnS b-eo r~gsrsiel as fhe oohless nf
saItns.s. sad =. 70 'sck nogler sba0 sonae
Nanurrssr.sri
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

AtrxASDsR ste Grsa. vas 0nly about
ai Years oil when 81 died. NsFoExoS st
- eoonandsd the sruy 81 Italy. Prrr
vas Prime Minister ~ England at -.
ard Cart ASsav comusu6ed tee
Chscas,s Base Ball Cinb st about 50
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02
For Rent--Busfness Places.

occupied as a residence sni tailor shop By
samuel Gu msa at 100 Kentst.. about 100 bet
south Oi Bridges. Apply az Ielegrsm-Herald
Orlcc lett
TO RENT-DOuBLE BASEMENT. SUITABLE
for ~aieon or frstaursBt. also rooms for Offices
aud light housekeeping i'm Porter block, corner
AanRs. and Diyfs on sts ia
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02
Situations Wanted--Mafc.

WANTED SITUATION AS oSriCKER OR
w tending machine or saws Address A. ". .
b., - EiiswOrtn-ave.. Grand Rapids. l25
WANTED - HEAD SAWYER AND AN
W engineer. Address A, box 4, this Office.
fsh
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

r. rev sprears tast the cause of tbs
Aaafuchistle rsrsr. ia Chicssc. ~hrstinx
ri wes ewire 81 the refassl of - G.s
Trust io i,wsr fi,e pricp ~ thesr zss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

fi e sad .aat tseesiens CtzvzLAsp
tssiayei 1st Htiie seriousness uhea -
usa frtr-luced ts " kz RuIr. of -
f,sic. Ess. Bah Cfat
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

MORTGAGE sALE.-..efauf having been made
1i in the conditions OF certain mortgage. exc
cuied by Clinton ID. Shoemaker and sarah G..
Shoemaker. his vile of the village oil Grandyille,
Kent county, Stsie OF Michigan, 10 Julia C..
Parker. of New Haven, county OF hacomb and
State aforesaid and recorded in the once ofthe
Register OF DEEDS Of keng county, Michigan, in
libcr lO4 OF mortgages, on page 499, on the 18th
day OF November A. d, 1855 AT 10 o clock D..
m on which mortgage there IN claimed to be due
at the date Of this notice the sum OF eight hun
dred aldtweniy-iye dollars and seventy-five cents
tx32S.s5), ana no suit or proceedings at law
having been instituted 10 recover the said
sum or anypsrt thereof, notice is hereby
given that by virtue OF the power Of sa c
in said mortgage contained. and the statute
in such case made and provided, said
mortgage will be foreclosed by sale of the
moitgsged premises therein described 10 satisfy
said mortgage debt, interest attorney fee tan at
lorney and counsellor at aaw having been en-
poyed TO foreclose said mortgage). and costs of
sale at public auction 10 the highest bidder. on
Friday. April 9th, A. D.. 1855. at ten
house Of said Kent county, Michigan, lthe same
being the place OF holding the Circuit Court for
said county,, to-wit: Court block, on Lyon street.
in the city of Graad Rapid said premises being
described as follows, to-wit:
All those certain pecestOr parcels OF land situate
and being in the village Of Grandviiie. county OF
Kent and State Of Michigan and described as
ninety-fve us5l, one hundred snd ninety eight
lssl two hundred and seven COZ, and two hun
dred and ten f2l0) old survey, of plat OF Grand
vile village according TO the recorded plat
DatedJan. cath. A. D., 1855. Wed
JULIA c. PARKER. Mortgagee
CRozIER CuTLxE, Attorneys for Aortsagee-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02
For SGie-TicIets.

entertainment. Psrquette. section A. Noe =.
= i3 u l5 section B. Nos 9. 10. IL, 10 10; Section
g. > 9, = :, Is, ~ =, -; ParqUette Circle Section
T. ~ 70 Al; Section d. G5 20, 6T DreN Circle, Sec
ton +, .. 20, 81, 81 IS Pearlst. Telephone iss-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02
For Renf--R0Ouss.

Tor Rent ONE NICELY FURNISHED
,ront room with alcoye and ono side room.
furnished or not, As desired. Apply at section .,
Central Place Miss f. Drew. l23
UOR RENT-A FIRST CLASS SUITE OF
L rooIns for housekeeping at 2i5 North Pros
pect-Si. i2S
VO RENT : VERY DESIRABLE FRONT
L roorrs furnished and uDfGrnished. with
ioaId, modern c0nyeniences. two blocks from
=. o., references exchanged. A few table board
ers accommodated. Ms. Ayers, 90 Bostwick II.
i-e
COR BENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
j. room at e8 Rsnsom-st- l3tf
EOR RtNi-O -ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM FUR
Il nished, gas. single gentleman preferred
Call az a Ransom st. 120tf
EOR RENT DESIRABLE FRONT ROOMS,
T. furnished or unfinished. Call at No. e5
cresceatsve- i2s
I HAVE THREE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
l ell convcniences 10 rent IN the Vinegar
sDock. corner south Division and Cherrytts. APP
ply al the block or OF y. ID. Brock. 62 and "a
Pearl-st loetf
no KENT-A NICK FURNISHED FRONT
block from Post Office
L,oR REST-THE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
L In suits of two or four rooms. with all modern
IN provene,ts on Csnal-st. for Offices or light
manufacturing purposes, also for lodging. En-
quire at once, No. n Canal-st., OF G. A. Berwin.
e4tf
rrO RENT - A LARGE. LIGHT ROOM FOR
L light manufacturing; steady power, at No
Pesrlst. Enquire of c. b. Judd or u L. Thwing.
9ltf
I,oR REST-FURNIsHED ROOMS: STEAM
L heated; aud furnished rooms for light house
ksep;ng. Apply al room l0s. New Housemsn
blC OK l5tf
COR RENT = FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
L either single or en- suite: steam heated; also
ICONS for light housekeeping. Apply 81 Room &C.
4
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02
I AXE sHoRE a MICHIGAN soU1BKnN.
Latar.sffst f.irtston

A locsl freight leaves Grand Rapids st 10 an
carrying passengers 80 isr - kkssniszoo.
AL trsina daily exccgi tUucsy.
Through ucEcts io al points and bcrths 20 sep
ing coaches CAL be sccilfuo Al UHl0n Ilcl ci ofUe
81 Monroe - and a. urpet
.. J. Ssfrr q y A. clsvelapd.
N Boolf. Depot 1icket Aren't
Crn " MrNsoN CITY Iiekel ArenI
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02
nI4E no GRAND HAVEN a nlsAuKEs


betfal hxpress has }s4f'oT car to Drli1if max
ing Cirect COZ nreii0ik Tor Al polEts teSt erfs ng
IA Asw inTk a. leIs m nezl daY limlset
Ekpiess oasf hss tbrough sleeraf ffUs Ofard
bapsos a. NiaEsfs fsls couLecllnl ~ AGssoket
Junction wHh fhronf feeptrs 10 1oroDio.
Through ssckets ard sleep az lsf IN. - securse
a. D.. q. H A n lzhNsy oricet - Monroe 49,
and a. the dtpo-
1ss FANFBFiI. Sity Pas, Agent
Gro. y tEisE Trs.c Manager. chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02
business Personals.

WANTED- EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w NC VII furnish chairs and tables on short
notice for parties Of any kind. walfcrs Far-
nisure store South Division St, opposite Living
stoB s b oct leaf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

<as - fosnd ~ aivtdtog tbe nunnsr -
sssss ~ sssss- Asy v~stsf . lkas ss>Assd
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

WAkrED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w noaseworh Apply a. IA North lafayette
VyAEIED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W WORK a. ~ founGSin-st. rs
tlANrfD Il YOUNG LADY TO IFARN
w Upe setting Al Hausen keyndsrs, South
lanis-sf. is
VgASTED-A GOOD COOK. ONE THAT CAN
" - washing aud ironing. 81 is7 Jefferson
ave. Is
yVASIE.1-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work, no children Apply at l5s bos-
wick sf. Iz5
COOD WAGES To COMPETENT COOK FOR
"a snail family. Apply 20 Mu- knos Putnam
Coilege-ave l2t
tVANTkD-TNEfvE DINlNGROOM GIRLS.
w SIX kitehen. tour pastry. four meat and
seven general oooks enc second girl. fou general
servants for county and nineteen for chys
ladies Pari0rs, Tower block.
GAATED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GIN
W ersi housework. Apply Al lSS South Lsfay.
ettest. l4tf
lAA1ED = DREssMAKEks AND sEwlNG
w girls, or anyone else dssirlng 10 learn the
kellogg system OF dress cutting. 10 call az the
schooi ;o- cutting NJ H. Chsrless- l59
ITASTFp = EIGHT FIRST CLASS DREss-
" makers and apprentice girls. Apply 70 Mrs
a. J. kudeli. Room IS. New Houselnan block:
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

-lsAiH. Al otheu cal.y excepi suncss.
eiet Flnk cAfs fuu 90 facsne au0 Atlxnl1c Ia
fitsstN "a abd fkoEn bet9oit t-fzri0f cara ran oD
lay fzpress sla Crend Rspids IsFgess A. snd
ifuhl liciloit-birec, conlccii0ns MADE al be{roH
Win al thFoi.Eh trains ensI -4frkels GA sale ~
Cepot
caAs n. NonKIs. Gen'i Agt ~ Monsse-sl
O. v. hteSaiA a. a. ana 4 A.. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

S.crs ere far Azesa fron Kent
-.~rfr-en- b.esase the ielsxssiou - =
uaik
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

I WANT TO BUY A HOUSE AND lot TO
l cos; not over 81 20. and win pay cash. size
of p ses nof material want r. oe smear sovn
possible. Il n. oox : tais sdsce- IA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02
For Saie--Miscetianeous.

I,OR SALE-A VERY FINE NEWFOUNDLAND
+ dog. two years old. we'll trained, good To
chi tren aud wslchful. Inquire i05 CIescent-ave.
l2s
NOR SALE-cONFEcTrONERY CIGAR AND
L tobacco store at ISs West Fulton ST.. with one
years lease OF building: reason for selling, have
other business out OF city l22tf
I,OR sALE-A FEW CHOICE PARQU ETTE
II seats for the Booth Barrett cntertanInent ~
4. Arthur. Tailor. % Materloo-st., Smiths Opera
House block. Ja3
C0R sALE-THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
y cigar and confectionery store on South Divi-
sion-st, No. 463. Owner leaving town. Us
IyOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY LOTS,
Il new stock OF groceries and fixtures st a bar
gain. Campbell 4 Underwood, G2 North Divi-
sion-st l.5
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

Roordlna.


Try wooD Fos orrcr Hor srisgFR
" a-r. . - per c0rf Curlarz esF ki1alinz.
9 - f,er osf. bah seiireres Pheoe Va 81
h Veneer Ws~Fs s&tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02
For Reuf--HOuses.

TOR RENT-AT SIS % PER MONTH. A NEW
modern house OF ten roems on Jefferson -ove.,
immediate possession given Luton Dunton.
no RENT = Ny RESIDENCE. 53 SOUTH
| lafayette st to family without snail chit
dTen. Misht rent partly furnished 10 right
party Inquire az the house from % y p m.
". 4. SwifL 1l.tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

r.. E-yl- = srrs distressed sh.~s
ssy-.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

Hefp Hamfea--Mafe.
{yASTED-MES TO SILL 0TR GOODS ~
w city references required ksysione Mig
90. % soatb bls lsson e.. Gss2d Rapids. Nieh-
IA
VANTED-fAILoRs Apply To A COUTfs.
W - solth ferfsee-si.. Nuzkegoa. Mich ia
tVASTED-A TRAVELLING sALksNAS fok
w eixae s8d tsbslcA must have a. &C. a.. ssh-
ed trsfe. Address o.. 10 Larnsdst, we.t, ie
trgf 4ieh Ia
VyA<TkD - TEN cAkFkAftks. ELEVEN
w cahineE mskeFs. tive oil rnfbefs tso sile<-
porter aad waiter Grand Union, 13ser
tiilek-
"a ANTED = MORE MN TO SELL OUR
W fEuil zbd ofnissuenisl ssock. We give good
aga and steady WORK. Write lor lefDs - = 81
kthsEdson 4 Co. Surkrymsn. Geneva. \
Isl
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

RNITrRF ETosrp. PACvFn AID
4 ra~rrss F-re-4 -srss-s ss-f - sto~< nafs 80
~ ssfeiif = Haft ~ -osts Dtv<ton = fese
tsrss No a. nay q 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-02

~r-a~TFr WITS axr cTzTwRTs
~ rss-s1 stf fieenef .nt r<p tsTesl tesFe
---ss-. - = ,sr, - 49,. 4 rr<f. - sl~sas
H.rsfs 49,. -
sTTFn-4 FpvsSsfY - sNoN fNsT
w ~ rlesr - srf ~ra~~fog - ge7fs r.rfhinE
- e6sesf fr-ssrs sns~ss rreF~< sftSa $50 -
eea nss-~ - a. e.ts : - skszie sssssn bYe
H-uSe - rr suet -
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-30

ton and put this country on the basis of
sharp competition from Europe, or
whether we shall maintain the same
system that has wrought so powerfully
in aid of the prosperity of every man
of the land; and that question, fellow
citizens, is submitted to you. 1t is
for you to say. The ballot is in your
hands. 1t may be welded for your
destruction, or it may be welded for
your protection and safety. Gov. For
aker resumed his speech at one Of the
other stands, and in lengthy discourse
charged the Democracy with the
responsibility of all the ills the nation
is affected with, not even excepting the
surplus. Speeches were made by Hon.
John F. Finerty, Rev. W. B. Derrick
(colored), and Judge A. W. Tenney. A
parade by a torchlighted procession
was feature of the demonstration. Mr..
Blaine will start West Monday night.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-30
STANLEY IN THE sOUDAN
Growing Belief That the Saviour
of Livingstone and the White
PaSba Are Identical

VI AlfAuSSbOue anu the w nAIo
Pasha Are Identical.
Special Cablegram to the Globe.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-Sir Francis de
WintOn, president of the Emin Bey re-
lief committee, says that further reports
this week from KhartOum have con-
vinced him that Captain Van
Gele was mistaken in his asser-
ton that he was the "White Pasha"
that had been reported by Pilgrims.
The news which has reached the Emin
Bey Relief association, he asserts, has
strengthened the opinion that the
white pasha" is none other than STAN
ley. The Europeans on the Congo,
which are the people best able to judge,
also still maintain that the white
pasha" is Stanley. In order to
realize in any degree the peculiar ma
ture of Stanley's position and the dan
gers against which both Stanley and
Emin Bey have to contend, it is neces-
sary to cast a general glance over the
recent history of central Africa. Three
great phenomena chiefly attract
attention. There has been an ex-
tensive MahOmetan revival. tempo
rary relaxation of the authoritative at
titude of European civilization, and a
strange recrudescence of barbaric
forces. The Mahometan movement has
been long in progress. Nearly ten
years ago a religious revival was
propagated by a society which had
its branches in every tribe and every
oasis from the borders of Morocco
to the valley Of the Nile. The begin
nings of the movement in Kordofan,
which eliminated in the rise of the
Mahdi, were attributed to an impulse
due to this general propaganda. The
conflict between this movement and the
orderly forces of civilization which
ended in the establishment of the Mahdi
at KhartOum revealed in the natives
of the SOudan an energy and ferocity
which were absolutely new. About the
same time the English government
ceased to maintain its rigid anti
slavery blockade of the east coast.
The whole interior of Africa, from
the Zambesi to DOngola. and
from the Binue to Lake Nyassa
is now in a state of disturbance. The
fearful nature of the ravages carried
out by the representatives of this new
plague-whether they are regarded as
Mahometan fanatics, or merely as slave
raiders-is illustrated from a variety of
sources, but no one has described the
MahOmetan movement better than STAN
ley himself who had a lively anticipa-
ton, more than once expressed in the
course of 1885 of his fiery advance of the
MOhameIans. 1t is in this terrible wave
of fanaticism and brutality that Stanley
is now submerged.