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The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-08-25

We'll, sorr, Paddy Murphy, who
lives in cabin close by, wanted pair
of breeches. So he goes down to
Peter McClogan, tho tailor who lives
in the valley below, and says, says he,
Peter, | want you to make me pair
of breeches.' Stand by says Peter,
.and | will measure you So the
breeches were. made and when sent
home they were so small that Paddy
could not get into them. Back he took
them and told Peter how vexod he was
with them. You've made my brceches
too small. he says; you must let them
out Well says Peter, loayo them
with me and | will do that sams for
YOU So Pat left them to be let out.
Time went by and Peter did not send
them back. So Paddy went down TO
the valley to SEQ why he did not get
them. A. soon as he got to the house
he say the tailor digging up some pota-
toes, and he shouted out to him:
Peter. have YOU let my breeches out?'
Faith and | haver says Peter; I've
let them out for q shilling a week ever
since you left themrn-The -Argonaut.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-08-25
Prompt and Thorough Conversion.

IF Jedge Pizarro Waterfall ar in de
hall dis eayenin' / should like to hey
him step dis way" said Brother Gard.
ner, rs he adjusted his glasses and
looked over the assemblage.
The "Jedge" was present. lie has
lately taken the first prize in an anna
teur art association Qimited) for the
best specimen of an ax-handle made
by hand, and he went forward under
the idea that he was TO ba compli-
mented before the club.
..Brudder WATERFALL said the Pres
ident, rs the member stood before him
with his weight on his left leg. Il
war in de back end of grocery sto'
las mite, beatin' Kurnel Cahoots TO
straight games of checkers when you
come in. De fust thing you Inquire
fur was white sugar, an / sot dar' an
heard you purchase mocha coffee, cur
rant iell an 90c. tea. Ar | k'rect,
Brudder WATERFALL"
"Yes, sah.n
"How's do house rento"
"A leetle behind, sah.'
"An' de chill'en's shoes an clothes?
.'Purty bad off"
"An' you's in debt TO the wood yard
an de grocer?n
Slightly, sab, but times is powerful
hard dis winter
"Sartin. an who's to blame fur it?'
..De rich, sah.n
Exactly. If it wasn't fur n few ricl
men in dis kcntry who want to show
off their cutters we shouldn't hev any
winter II de rich didn't own houses
to rent an refuse to rent 'em for nuf
fin. we pooh folks could get ahead
De rich ar to blame dat You haven
got big woodpile, cellar full o
pork an taters. an dat your faniii.
am not dressed in broadcloth. Ism
dat de way you figgor, Brudder Water
fall?"
"Yes, sah.n
"An' Eon-alasn' argy dat white sEga
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-08-25

Harry Hayden felt hope forsake him
as he listened.
When asked what he had to say for
himself he looked sadly about him.
"Only that | am innocent" he said.
II lost one train, and nearly lost
another. because | helped an old man
who had been attacked by tramps, TO
reach the road. He clutchcd my coat
as he stumbled, and pulled the button
off He tainted twice, and it was his
blood that stained my hands and gar
ments. l never saw Nathan Bee after
/ left the bridge. l say this, and l
expect no one to believe me-"
He staggered back, pale and sick of
soul, and n hoot of derision filled the
courtroom. 1t was silenced by the
voice of the old Judge. who rose upon
the bench and descended slowly to the
witness-stand.
az vacate my seat and demand to
be sworn" he said. 1.-The prisoner
tells the simple truth, and | can prove
it. am the old man he found in the
woods and assisted. 1t was too dark
to see his face, and did not know his
his name, but found myself clutching
the button had torn from his coat rs
! fell, and have kept it. And have
also the muller with which he bound
my bleeding head; it is marked Ii. III.
Administer the oath that | may swear
to this"
As he spoke cry of Joy echoed
through the courtroom. and Lettice
Uglepy rusneu forward ana threw her
self into her lovers arms.
Investigation proved that the real
murderer was the tramp who had at
tackled the judge in the forest path.
He was found in one of his haunts with
his plumber about him, and the tell-tale
button missing from his ragged coat,
and he met the penalty of his foul deed
upon the scaifold.
As for Friend Ogleby, he had so de-
sired Earry's punishment and SO
positively believed him guilty OF
Nathan's murder, that he began to
doubt his own infallibility of judgment,
and after few moments conversation
with the Judge, declared that he had
chad it borne in upon him. that he
should give his consent TO his daughter S
marriage to her lover.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-08-25

George, did you receive my note
thanking you for the beautiful dia-
monds you sent me'n asked a fashion
able young lady of the youth to whom
she was engaged.
"Yes, Clara, got your note and you
will excuse me If call your attention
to little mistake you make in spell
ing" he replied.
"Wh is it, George"
"You spell diamonds with two ms. "
II did that purposcly to preserve
the unities.n
How SOP"
II wanted to make my spelling cor
respond with the diamonds. If the
diamonds had been genuine | would
have spelled them with only one M
Going already? Well, good morning."
IeIds Stfttngs.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-08-25

The two sides of the face are not
alike. As rule, says German pro-
tessor, the want of symmetry is con-
lined to the upper part of the face.
The left half of tho brain oyerweighs
the right half; the nose leans little to
the right or to the left. The region
OF the right eye is usually slightly
higher than that of the left eye, while
the left eye Is nearer the middle line
Of the countenancc. The right ear is
also higher, rs rule, than the left
ear
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-08-25
1t Coulln't Vote.

A raw Irishman stood at the curb the
other day watching the ponderous
road roller ut work. The native of
Erin's isle stood moment meditating,
and then, pointing a scornful finger at
the snorting and putting machine said:
"Yez ken take the bread out Nv u poor
mons mouth; yez ken do more worruk
thin five hundred men, but dom it. yez
can't vote" And apparently satisfied
ut his observation he walked away.
casting a withering glance at tho hate
full roller, which didn't seem to mind
it bit.-Ldncastcr (Pa.) Examiner.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-08-25

"iIow well remember said Dunn
ley, rs he proudly hrandished the
sword, "the first time that | ever drew
that once shining bladem Where did
you draw it, Dunley," inquired
Eeathcriy; ut Il rattlca"
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-08-25

A Kentucky newspaper claims tho
and Jerry for Jack Shingler, M &C.
centric old shoemaker, who originated
ii third of y century ago and named
it after Thomas Jefferson and the Bib
lic2l prophet Jeremiah.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-08-25

A copy Of 'Piekwickn in the original
parts has just been sold in London for
S2oo. 1t was the first from the press,
ana was presented by Dickens To Mary
Hogarth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

Nxw Yoss, Sept 9.-Robert Garrett il
still in the same condition a. when he
arrived At Riugvood. During the past few
days hs had several severe attacks. Mr..
Garrett rests poorly at night, and in the
morning ne swskss in peevish mood. He
is more quiet in the day time. bat in the
night his condition chsnges. be becomes
violent. means and yslls at intervals, until
be falls asleep from exhaustion said q
person Who had seen bin. Visitors are
net permitted 10 enter ths Miller grounds.
Occssionly the miners from Toe nsig sbor.
ing village gather round the gates and
listen to the peculiar noises and yels which
smansts from The house. wondering who Il
= that occupies the old Miller house, which
has been vacant Tor 60 many years"
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10
CHANGES PROPOSED
urar ~sY Sc LOOKED EOS
a rrsp@@lEsS4 - Create fsrss sss On go
a an. Pssies ia p~xtaas.t-S@s1-a-s
Llaaas..&l AL CAlss ~
DsaaSezsss

ne board of Pre- ssd Polies Conzis-
s.aasrs will sad - tbs Con- Dea Cecncil
tsss s,saiax tAsir sstinsts u sxp~Gsss Of
ths r.o 3~pAFs .snts 90 tAs esniEx yea
There .fu Bot &c mach Change Ia ne
..ouas rs.ssd fss tAs hire Department
irsu ..sf ysss. saf there ~ili - quite =
i.rxs Increase IA sss expenses u ne Police
D-s.stassk. 6rsad Rapids = gro.-
iax 90 rapidly thas tas PxsssaE
pssics fsree % 81 east t~snty-
5ss nsn tss anal asd a nast be
Dsssd - assxs sssersl engages Ia the de-
PsrtmsaE
rhsF. il 20 Be created . position Of Cap
tan sa0ss daty it uiii b~ - sssist the So
ssrssEsBd.nt sad have general charge OF
me poiics Court and see that az warrants
snd Other s4pers are IA the hands OF proper
osticsrs A Lisagsnsnt Is - De appointed
~e wi ses hat ths psrr0lnsa are on
daty and sll spsnd much Of ais uaas la
ne saddle lsspsctiog the patrol beats
At east TOO more asn -ill De pat Ia the
Detective DEPARTMENT sad q Chief OF De-
tsctgvss appointed, Who Will have absol ats
coatFol Of Ais men.
For Captain. sergeant johnson. one OF
the oldest asa IN the Department. will
probably &c appointed. ana Sergeant Hur-
az viil be made Lieutenant
Detective 0ssi. Who has been IN the De.
psrtmsnE sixteee years. AMI large portion
OF the tine q detective VIII Dc made Cniei
OF Dassetlves.
fse above j. ziyen from rumOrs bat are
nearly eorre as u has long been pe'
scneas OF Superintendent saith TO make
the Police Department more efficient which
.naot Dc doas unlsss more men are EN-
plsyea- Ths West Side will come Ia for
better police protection as s0ms new patrol
beats will s> laid out
II The above promotions are made
Patroiuea Ull. Williams. Webb. Fisher
and J. h. Johnson woald not object TO
wearing tAs ssrgesnts badge WITH ths
balances Of The police force 10 hear from.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

Prot. Bsrtholmsvs "EGaine Paradox"
arrived yesterday by special train from
East Saginaw and the special cars are se-
% % seen .t the Uuioa depot. One car.
5 tAs lsnx>.t ever built. bsinx IS feet IN
l.axth. , feet , inches -iss. and stands
thzsssa and . haf feet on ths rail Tas
roof /. Of ths Monitor pstsrs. vita figured
rl.m and vsntilstor. The car Ia, . system
81 aoors upon each side. Which when stand
ins stin, are used as bay widow sir on
s.rh sidsI The car Is Of asa and fully
sauipp>d With ell me latest improvements
fsr comfort. couVsniencs ssd safety. No
q he "BufetT ear saS vas built By the
Non.rch Pslsc. Car Company and 10 Of an
original design bang israishsd IN SOLID
nshongssy. slsborstsly carved The
divisions ara O vssh room. kitchen. dining
r,oua. suf-s. of'cs. tvo state rooms. SIX
sl-spinx sections. etc. all hsndsonly fur
n shed The Two cars cost over $1,000 and
A.. tb- property Of Pref Geo. Bartholomew.
owasr ard educator Of Bartholomew 3.
Equins Psr.dox. twsntr-four educated
sor.-s. The entertainment vii o9en at
raysr's this svsninr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

The Grand Rapids Convocation will meet
in Grace Episcopal church next week Tues
day and Wednesday, September 18th and
18th. Services as follows: Tuesday even
ing at 7:3O. usual services and sermon by
Rev. Z. 5. Somerville. of Nanistee. Wed.
nesdsy morning, 8 o'clock, tiffany service
and addresses by different clsrgyrnsn from
abroad. At 1890, conservation of the
church, sermon by Rev. r. Lynn. Wed
pesday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, Sunday
school childrsn's service, address by Rev.
8. II. Woodford. Evening service, ct 7:30,
addresses by Revs. c. s. Stout. J. w. Bap-
croft and others Closing address by the
Bishop. All are invited to attend these
services. J. b. Prichard, Rector.-L,sdiag-
Ton Record
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

csIckeo. sept 9.-ChicsEo rsa. eststs
srsats generally are quite satisfied with the
present condition sfths market The IN
aairiss for investment properties are very
rsuch setter for tbs season o. The year than
sasy cave been kaora FOR sons time
Renting 81 business beusss . 10 ssasiiF
ard even surpris nglT a-isk- The active
ssssea 10 tais dspsrf meat e between No
vemeer ara MAJ sud = 1s1sliy dead ouil
AZ this season Of ths pear. DIT reports q
Eases n bus Tess buildings since TIE srsf
Of lsef Asv are vsrv encouraging - ssy the
least sems sgents $50 hsvs s-e7 sR6esv-
8rinz % hie themselves s-sT from he city
e. sra~er bsve bsen oempei a. ;srongk
sctvl;T Of businsss 20 forsxo tie iuEury
tsis yssr ma everything points 70 eecii
ediv bvisk "a frs6s
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

ms. OIL. Compton. Of Big Rapids, IL
visiting nsr daughter. Mrs +. Z. Psrson,
o. - last Br.dgs-st.
Ms Gsozrs n. AcWilisns. Of 22o South
Division a.. sh0 hss sssn very al -itn
tyDAosd fsvsr. hAs recovered
Mrs. r. Or,er left last evening for
Hamilton. Oxt.. where hsr fatssr lies ~ the
point Of death.
Geo. q. Sones vii 20 % Ross this morn
ipx 70 con nsncs scaool. This Is bis third
year IN Ross
Mr. and Mn Gsorgs Aescar. OF Brant-
ford. Csaads, are the guests Of Geo. n. Nc
williams
y. -. wiIlisns and wife and Albert
waldrOn and wife OF Musksgon. are in the
city.
2. A. Shsldon. Undsrshsrif Of Barry
county. 10 IN the city on business
e. r. Fischer. Of Warrington, D. C.. Is
visiting Ia this city.
ca White, Reed City druggist, va, in
TIE city yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10


CLAalos. seq "Wednesday ex~ns1g
gokn Loekwssd. farmer h.isg sSo1s Toe
- "a ss1lasxsL u hszs sns . ~lass~<
motAes. cane ate tosn snd stsxfisa ollr
Gx2ally salss silL.ss silh ths ssssEl Ia "a
fsarsa as nother sss loss Ia tks sOocs-
l. se.zns . "a Assssss sAs ss4 ssis hssas
a. &c Supposed ~ piek ssrriss asd ss dad
- ts~a asznss ssout hsT aari akxss sp-
pFcsNke1 saa s2s did not e4a>s- A ss<rek-
ing pzrsy wss 2sa.ss<iy toEl&s1 ske
ssai O. sao~ " al II tessaols he naasslrf
vom2n sac icing al elderly ls1y. IS
yssFs Oh Il ga issf~a sas osoia lei ssso1
The exposure the siskt esang very cold
Tasy sssrcsed aEtll Aldnixhs ~ilasos ead-
Tag aav clas and sssn returned tsr Issss
hslp. A. a. early hour avery available
aaAa snd 10Y stsrtss again % he search. .
xoias nrsg 70 her bone for the soa. fsefs
tksy foesd sks hsd retarEea sao w2s
quietly ssGas ha srssxiAst. cue sid
vssa she discovered s1s Vas lost ere
lriss ever wsy 10 Fsgrsos her ssesr. bal
would come back 70 TIE sane pis e
sssry uuas Sks heard the pee lie huntlBg
for her bat could lot make them bear aud
IN tryisx 20 gsg 10 thsaa tsA over s0nas logs
and hart her hack Sac then gave
up snd saI dewu under ceder Tree 10 sait
fer daylight she wss ssiasfsbly START ed
ia The nighl and began arumnlfs GA her
TN pail snd q dear rushed by heT AUTO the
river a. s0oa as u Was light she found
her way out asetiDg her soa GA the way
WAC was nearly frantic. she seems 10 have
STOOD the exposure well.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

TBS az e-ualsaoss sas sees fnsH -
g.
= sr-as aaasy ~hAy lever pansas g.
d. 3 sssEF lay.
Toe sspssmAss ,sra ct shs cissait ooass
sil sspn tie -stn.
ifaEu fosa pFsssntsa ssfy lively
sYHezIsals 1st uishL
Tia sxeslraisns yesterday ssoasat ists 81
stFaaseEs iato tss eiig.
The water exhibition tsok many pssps
81 Aae1s L4<s Yesterday.
The 5Alsasi0n Army sntsrtsansnt drs"
: -oo.4 Es4ss issl sssaiax.
he ssptsaaasG teral Of ths saPsnsf
Coart I'll o0saDsace tasisg
.Fa.r. 81 be a. ad,8afaei aestlas Of
la- Ba4sd 0f kaaosa08 tnis sssalEg
ghas. =. kaslsssr aas been slscssd one o.
tss Ia setors 81 sas Mlchlzas bfsssrs and
Masters Asso,laiion
rbs D.saoerai snd Crssnsack C0ngss-
500 eon ssstsous ~iil .. hsld Ia lais cav
fomorto~ sad rsnonIlnaie NoasfesonAA
Ford
furak-v Is~s turned over 70 Clsrk
Tgr.f sssl-rfizy 81. Ia Police Court naes
saat - had collected a. tie az The PAst tss
sss<s
I1sh n loaisfsDce. aos Al session "a
sd Issrph ~iii ci0ss MS weak. sas the
mIsisisfs aiu s~Eiu - PACK 40 and get
ready - aaoss
Raj estate dssisrs s4y that more than
en- h4.f OF tAs people vac are iookinz tor
places have ltLsI moved hsfs or are Jess
acting cay % move 20 this clty.
D Z. adsFws od has lsassd ne D.. l. &
n x r. 20 Feed : axe sad vii fUn tAs
raad nsxt seasoa for AL thsrs Is ia iL Ns~
dsposs Iii 0a 0uils aRd everything pnt IN
nFst- clax syis-
Nss slanchs Orssr. Of No. Sinclair q. d,
.as geff Dlsasaatiy snFDrzsd ca Friday
svsninx - a nam5sr u ssr lrisaas cali a.
"a r,asind hsr OF her l4th birthday. IN {
sVenisg sss spsnt pleasantly With nusac
All "a 4Aes-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10
An Ohio Pas,enioa Robbed

CINcISSATI, Sept 9.-Ths postoffce at
Wyoming, o., . suburb 20 Cincinnati,
twelve miles from the city, on the CiEcin-
aati, Hamilton q Dayton Railroad. was en-
tered by burglars yesterday morning and
the safe blown open The burglars secured
$500 in money and stamps. They over
looked the postal notes. All the letters in
boxes were taken out and examined in the
search for registered letters, but there we're
none in The Office. The postothce is in the
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton ststion,
sad an entrance was gained from the wait
inx-room next TO the Office, where only .
thin wooden partition divided the two.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

Ne and my ga hsy cum ter town ter
be hitehed " wac the remark Of an Ulster
county Young san. as he entered the
study Of Kingston clergyman the other
da, TNsn be beameS like The full moon
on the birshisg eansel at has side Are
her ps~sats ~iihng. ASKED the clergyman.
"Wilinr said tho youth. yer KIN Jest
bot yer last hymn book, durnminie. they
bees. amt they. Hammer" Yep. they
am, resl.ed The glsl. And then. 10 re
yove al doubt. me gallant groom handed
The clergyman the following note. writ
ten By the GIRLS mother. "Dcre Sur-fou
kin nlerrte haaser Jsee "a Cherley Doe ef
WI be are tibet 10 lie hiin thet bees with
bur 81 thsr time a-fursea. New York
Tri huua
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10
IsdInpa pOiitics

xrETTr. Ind, Sept. 9.-Almost oil the
po..s4csl parties are At work making the ar
rsngsments for holding big rallies in this
city, end il looks like they win occur about
the same time. The Republicans are max
ing arrangements for a big mass meeting
and barbecue NJ Tippscspoe battle ground
about the 18th, and on the 10Th the Ma
tional Prohibition camp meeting opens in
this city, and promises TO be . monster
gathering. The Democrats Intend to have
. big time on he l2th, ~ which time it Is
expected that Dan Voorhees,. General Pal
mer. Of Illinois. and Matson. of Indiana,
will speak.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10
zHUSkKEyrs

rhs 'Filxrim'sP roxrsssT Cempsay vii
r-ro~- the panorama 10 the Second Con
xr.xzsionsl church On Friday evening Of
teis ve-k. Edissns improved pheno-
rr.rh. or snsrvessas tslking n,chins - q
rsry sttrsctivs fe.turs.
A. sntirs nav ceznsrT ~ vaudeville
artists % announced for tss currsnt vsek ct
s-ith's op~r> Heuss. presenting a. snter-
tsinm@nk Which tss msnsgemsat cisius
sarps<~-s snvthinx s-rr before gwen at
this thsstrs The prsgrsnns includes
sirxirg. dancing. gymnastics and an elsb-
sr.G. rinstrsl sr>as. conciadiss With the
epn-ar. Our Summer Ro.risr>." Astaee
~ sarssdsF and sstarssr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

hsr Dslsgstioa of Two Hundred vstsr-
ans start For Columbus.

hsr Delegation of Two Hundred vstsr-
ans start For Columbus.
ks.ss.., - ,s>aasss-.tNsNA
NswsYso Sept. "a special train, beau
tiiully decorated. left this place at SO p.
IN. with the Nsvaygo County Battalion,
20 strong. for Columbus. headed by the
Newaygo Cornst Band Of sixteen pieces,
under the leadership OF Professor Newton.
Sswaygo county feels proud of the dele
CATION she .snds TO the reunion. II being
devoid Of Asjors. Colenels and Generals,
but com pesso wholly o. bAttle-scarred vet
srans. among whom Is Lucius Gates. who
was . body guard of General Scott in the
MEXICAN war, and served all through our
late Rebellion; Hiram Place, who was Cen
eral sheridAn's orderly; s. ID. Thompson.
thrice wounded a. Bull Run, and many
others worthy Of mention. Great credit Is
due our efficient County Clerk, Seth A.
Wsgrous. for getting no the largest delegs-
ton from any one county in the State OF
Michigan, and one which will be assigned
an important position in the line Of march.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-Mrs Rose N. Kneass.
wife Of Kari Kneass . proof.readsr, is the
com lsinaut in . suit for SIS, 900 damages
hiss Mary Noastfort. daughter ola wealthy
resident Of Dsnve Is the defendant. Mr.
and Mrs.. kseSss we're married three years
ago, bat qusrrelsd and lived apart. Taxing
IL for granted that lseal separation was
forthcoming. knsszs proposed to the Den
yer lady and was accepted The damages
are for the alienation Of Kneass after Miss
hountfort had eeen told be was married
man
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

SE,scoNsxT. ISLAND 81 NssTUcxrr, ysss
sept ON this, the mos, .astsrly point Of
The United States. . casino Is 10 be built
With funds obtained by nesns Of contribu-
tons sns rem tss proceeds Of tssIssux
vivsnts rivsn under the psussemsnt IF
w +. Johnsea, Nsv York amateur actor
Gustav koppe o New York Journalist. has
he-n sieetea President. and ". J. Crittsn-
dor. 81 Detroit Treasurer OF the Cssino As
srcistioa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10
SHE CHOKED HER CHILD.
Mrs. Alex gill of Leverizg Kills Her four-
teen Months Old Baby.

Mrs. Alex gin of LeveriKg Kills Her Four
teen Months Old Baby.
Patrolman gill has returned from Lever
ing where he went TO attend the funeral of
bis brothers child that was choked 10 death
by its mother. Mrs. Gill has lately become
insane and has An idea that some one is 60
ing TO steal her children and killed her
baby as a matter of protection. Mrs. Gill
has also tried to cut her throat with . IA
zor.
This morning Mrs. Boone and Milliard
Durham of Coopersville, mother aud broth
er OF Mrs. Gill. and Mrs. Sarah Gill of Dut-
ton. mother Of Mr.. Gill. will leave tor Lev
ering.
Mrs. Gill will probably be placed in a
private asylum for the insane. Patrolman
Gill brought the remains ef the child down
with him and buried -hem at Coopersville.
the home of Mrs. Gill.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

"Csst my -ots 6sr CARTS R.ifnsp.n ~ss
ta> sirsctioz ~s gave vhsn TIE Spsrts So
s-sfien sssrted fer re Rspussicsu csustr
eonvs.ton. Thss We prOssAlv wAss e.
r4a~s ths cs.v.7ficu - max. CAsrlss's
acrnirstico urs1fmors sRe aew Ute So
avsstF due - q brave TIRE and sel~ nan
ws sakl s~inE err nssk aat f7r Cspfaia
Chsriss usui tse isst 81 st = ess-tss a
So-~-s b.r Next week wsN shc- r.u rs
49, i. ths s~ss7~t-s.e - fa@ nee esees
cut. iat>il zsst ssd snerHsss fsc-s n arnsr-
A-ks~e sG@<A
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10
Their CREDENTIALS.
pssf. usass .sd Bishop Dsrsy Sag the
goassr.acs Mast Hstraea

X<nf. eAsaop bsfef nay W.
Cssssr.acs Mast fstrsea
Prof l. =. House aud Bishop J. Darcy.
-hs have sssn accused sy the A. NJ. K con-
fsrsncs Of sollcitsg funds for wilburforcs
Uaivsrnty, called ~ the TxLsssAs HxssLD
orrcs last night. bringing With them
puntsd oosi<s Of the minutes OF the con-
f-r.nos Of ths Evangelical Nission, and
othsr evidence 70 prove that they are what
thew represent Themselves TO be. They say
they ars soliciting for 81 Industrial school
in Detroit but are not and never have been
soliciting for the wilburforcs University.
The minutes which the produce show that
Mr.. Dsrsy vss elected bishop at Toledo In
s-ptsne.r 1887. and that NJ the same con-
tsr-ncs IL vas decided % locate q school ~
Detroit. Prof House has eres3itsntials
sao.sax hat Ne 10 licensed 70 preach aud
tast he IL an suthorised agent TO collect
ruass Tor the sspport Of mission work in
Michigan
Ths s..ttsmea both insist that the author
Of The resolutions adopted By tas A. n E
soafwsncs must rstrsct them Or he viii es
arrested for defamation OF character.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-10

CrfS1oS. iows, sept 9.-Jehn Reynolds
violated tas prssisitorY az ssd sn isj1ac-
ton vas sraatsd sgsinst bin he vio.sfsS
th- Injunction ard vss arrested Ncu3zT
sad dnst Ss18 for centsmpf. senseuce seisg
sasssnSsd for three DAYS. % IS fsilurs 70
psy he sns h- sss Sat n Al yssfsrdav
-ssrs be vii - rect thfrty 5svs Tbe
i~prisar went doc. rot rcissss hirn fro~ ne
500 srnsescs ho~srsr whics can be CO..
ts~fsT fra~r a. 1rnc~rfT