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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25
THE CREATION.

The Masterpiece OF Haydn to be Present.
ed May 10.
This masterpiece of the great composer
Haydn, having been studied by the Orstorio
Society during the past Winter, under the
able direction of Mr.. Morehead, and the
rehearsals now IN prosress being so sstisfsc-
tory that the prospect OF the delivery Of q
real live" oratorio for the fret time in our
city early in May is more than a prospect.
hut matter of definite appointment. We
make brief mention of the composer, the
oraiorio and the soci,ty.
Joseph Francis Haydn, the composer of
this great sacred oratorio fills large space
IN musical history, not only for the magni-
tude, number, originality and beauty OF his
compositions. but as being one of the lew
WOO have made erss in the development of
the art. He came before the pubic Just as
the Giant" handel was passing off the
Stage. Handel bad solved the problem of
dispensing with all scenic and stage effects
by giving remarkable dramatic fUrce aud
expression 10 the music IN which sacred
texts we're clothed, as for example
| in the Messiah" but Haydn was
| the great mentor in the department
of orchestral music. he was the iather OF
the modern qusrtette and the grand sympb-
ony. He was the first TO compose Tor
eighteen different kinds OF instruments.
/ Like Handel be resided for time in Eng
land, and while there, Ike Handel pro-
Jected his greatest orst rio, the Creation, y
| being based upon Mihon's Paradise Lost.
| Haydn was OF humble birth, and the
eldest Of twenty children, and, while not as
precocious as Mozart or Handel, was for
ward enough TO play the organ in church a,
| ten. The Creation" was the product oI
his mstured mind. he being about 81 when
| it Was completed. II was performed foI
| the first time Ia l7e9 in Vienna. a. Easter
under the direction of the composer, was
| received With enthusiasm, and from tha,
time the Creation" has been awarded
equal rank In the most celebrated voca
| works OF the age.
| II has been minated that such an ora.
torio could not be delivered in Grand Rap.
IDS for lack of good msfensl-chiefy fol
went OF orchestral timber. bat the steady
| quiet, patient work of the Orstorio Society
together with the energy and enthusiasm o.
its director, have produced excellent results
| A chorus of ninety good voices, co mpris
ing some of the bee, in the city. have mas
tered Haydn's difficulties, and an efficisn
orchestrs Of thirty pieces have the masHh-
cent orchestrsiion well IN hand
The celebrated tenor Theo. J. Toedt, o.
| Nes YORK City, has been engaged TO sing
the part Of Uriel. The other soioists have
been selected from our best local singers.
IL has been decided TO give the orst9ric
May IS st Hsrtmsns Hail. The delivery
/ OF the Creation viii be a musicAl event
In our city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

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cards Of thanks, al loesl notices o. balls and
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In Tie case Of socixls. festivals and other
entertainments Of churches or strictly char
table organizations. for which sn sdmis
sion fee is charged or iunehsons or articles
sold. the Taie will be Eve cents . line esof
insertion.
Notices Of corrections. such as job Z
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i. ID. Conger. Advertising AAn'r.
IHK DEMOCRAT.
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THE EyEsIss LEADEx
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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

Aessrs. J. 81 r Aas hSrs sBd C. l. L0ek-
Wood. ct tie 6. K. 4 L road. went 10
AScxiR4s yesterday - attend tAe agr aaail-
ties u ae presentation ~ eoloEs % 9hs nes
ics efasaes -. Isnsos.
Mrs Joan kiley. seeonpsnisd By Ter
gFznddsaxkgsE. Alss Lena kllsy. ef b1-
chssss. i slsiti2g hsr daughters. Nfs- b.
=. Mercy aolds snd Airs. II. ~. Rose. of
t1ls eity.
J Ward House, ID. ID &, of Hsmihoa,
0nt. is the guess Of Dr. Csrvsrt. OF He~isny-
sse. DR.. House Is 80 pleased With Grand
Rapids that be eoniemplst<s locating here.
an item published in these columns yes-
teresy would seen u infer that VI 4. Bee
soo. sho Is e3nnsclei With ID n. Amosfg.
ls . married Fuaa. Such 10 Lot tie isei.
Misses Laura sehwab. Birdie Donaldson.
Emma s.oEsT and Fssnkis Gag, OF eprlag
LAKE. arrived in tie civ yesterday. They
came 20 attend the coassntion-
United States District Attorney Godwin
has gone - Marquette 70 conduct some
sxaasinanons ia eases oi timber tfespsss.
Airs. Dr. d. II. chri-toDher returned 10
| Ohio yesterday where her husband viii
shortly ioilos. They will reside there.
Nj aud Nrs. o r. wilmsrth have re-
turned from their trip 10 California with
much enthusi sn for the Pacific Coast
K. L. Briggs nas returned home from Cal
| IL roia He has invested IN real estate out
there and will SOON go there 10 resids.
| Hon. Willis n Dunhsm went to owosso
| yesterday 10 attend . reunion OF the Third
| Michigan Csva ~ there today.
Mrs. Julia Messenger and Mrs. Eliza
More of Spring Lake.-are Ia attendance at
the w. c. I. L. convention.
Dr. and Mrs. &. s. Hazeltine went TO
| Spring Lake yesterday 10 prepare their sum
mer cottage for occupancy.
| The friends OF Joseph LaBslle and Miss
Rosa A. Johnson desire To announce the
betrothal of the pair.
Mrs NJ. Graves and Mrs +. w. Headley,
of Ottawa Station. are in attendance al the
| convention.
q. w. Goodhart, business manager of the
Star Opera Company. arrived III the city
last night
Messrs. ]. h. Miliiken and w. A Car
penter, of Detroit, passed through the city
yesterday.
Geo. Cutler, of the law firm of Crozier &
Cutler, will leave this morning for Traverse
CITY.
Miss Maggie Smith, OF Plainwell, is in
attendance at the w. c. T. U. Conven-
| ton.
DR.. Herman Ostrsnder, OF Lansing. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Eastman.
Mrs. G. B. Bush. of Jackson. and Mrs. T..
G. Brown, OF Detroit, are at fne Morton.
John C. Collins and w. II. Lovely, OF
Howard City. were in the city yesterday.
President Hughart and family LETT Flor
ida yesterday for the return trip home.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Outmsn leave soon
for Warsaw. Ind, To reside.
John Tress and L. ]. Law business men
of Cadillac, are in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharpstsen have come here
| from Kalamazoo TO reside.
Hon. c. w. Watkins went to Detr oft yes
terday on business trip.
f. Middleton. of Greenviile. q prominent
miller, is 10 the city.
William Tegge, of Muskegon, was In the
city yesterday.
Thos. A. Parish. of Grand Haven, is in
the city.
Mrs. Sarah Bell, of Spring Lake, is in the
city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25
PICKING UP THE FRAGMENTS
From Mondays Full Session In the Polie
Court

From Mondays Full Session in the Police
Court
The chief business of the Police Court
yesterday was to pick up the fragments OF
the business OF the day before and dispose
of them, or g>t them out OF the way ready
for another hatch.
The only fresh fish caught was Frank
Raymond. pronounced vsgrsnt, who was
sent back to jail for twenty days.
Lottie Hall. q disorderly character.
pleaded not guilty. and her trial was set
down for today-the 18th.
There came the LIQUOR cases that had
been put over. Those of John aud Thomas
ShieIds we're sg.in adjourned until May /.
and the case Of Joseph Petz. . saloon keeper
South IouiA-st.. was taken up and q Jury
demanded. The charge was for keeping his
saloon open after IL O'Clock on the night OF
April :. Mr.. Eastman appeared for the
prosecution aud Mr.. Mcbride for the de-
feoss. Policemen testified % seeing several
men in the saloon through broken sIsts in
the screen: but the testimony Of Mr.. PETE.
bis bartender. and bis attorney, going to
show that only the proprietor and bis bar
tender vere there after IL o'clock, was
taken in preference, and the jury brought
in q verdict Of not gniity after an aosence
from the coort room OF only three minutes.
Petz has still another case pending against
him
The FIVE trsmps arrested last Friday
while camping out on the Black Hisls. "
we're srrai sned sad each demanded . sep
srsss trial. as they claimed 10 be strangers
10 each other. John AcCAbs wss se ected
ss the tirst to be tried. and jury wss EN-.
peneled At o'clock. CITY Attorney Taylor
contracting TIE case for the cifv. sui Mr..
Sbedd. ssent Of the Law aud Order League.
recently admitted to the bSr took the de-
ferse as bis first case. The prisoner made
q good statement, and Nr. shsdd made the
nest Of II. bus the proof vas positive that
McC2be bad no vssihis means OF snpport
snd wss q vsgTsBf in the eyes Of the law. 80
the iary speedily brouznt IN verdict r
guilt snd TIE court reserved sente0ee until
as morning a. II o'clock. W5&teTef fate
be meets wiH probably bs shared By his
eoraeaDlons.
eersrsl faaor cases are 0a cal for today.
but ncthiax eise OF importance. anssss
saznesalng new hss trz1spirs3 dariax TIE
night
TIE of7,srs q the court rili be glad Of .
rsspfls.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

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told you i am a great friend OF your
remedy. have used it at intervals during
The past twelve years. l carried me safely
through the critical period Ct change Of life
without a single sick day and il did great
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always recommend 1t where l see q
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any one would readily believe who did not
personally know the cases.
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OF Z0s-P Phora quiets and rests me. / always
have il in my honse. Yours truly.
MRS MARY q. CHANDLER.
Battle Greek, Mich. February 20. 1886.
To II. G. Coleman, Secretary.
n. Bit is equally good at all times OF
life.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

Crrrrrr-eec. Y. Psnfhna and John A
r. Mead - Z = W hitmsrfh frover. srzsei
sud Submitted. solomon Rsiss. :, Al. -.
s. a Green. sSsrmpsit. pea withdrew
i14i,,fueuf fer ria.atif fsr stAz5 aud coSIS
Inlns Woifr. 81 s. - + q. Green.
sssifnnrt plea wlrodraH. izdwesnt for
plains.if for Ss5s = saa costs. The Grand
Rarils Fsit Rossr tersnanv -. ne Bisseil
farret s reerer ComssnT, tTezpsssg inain inxS
fsilrss. ssaut tsr nlactH ior 8 sni
srsts Frhi. Riehsris IN Sinoa Richards.
o. a.. electuent ca trisi
ruertfn-- F2ase ~ Joeu Ncaiilan. ds.
.-es-ps report 81 saie ~ resi estate dlea ard
-rr srnaef Fsiste ef Terra Ac8s1n Waison
81 sl uainors. guardian ,iusl srconnt sled.
hesri.s Nay ~ Eseste al f<triS< Court
rer. rnenfaf{v inccnpefeut rsrson, ztssr-
der second annual aecerrt atesi kstste
81 a IN Altar. deceased, pef,tice ior sp-
rri1f-rer ert ~ an stfDiaistTat0r 8 81: hesring
NsT ~ Eetsss ~ tserrit Ter krsak. =
minof. xuart,'an's eout Sled ard letters
i.slef - fsthefirs Hsscner. Estsfsl 81
ffsst1s " Norton decessed commission
er ssrrarf aad rzcors Sled. ortsr cicsirg
estale scairss eainas. Esfass Of fosera
fsahtlecx aeeesses reflfsssi f,r 6usl So
errent 81 ssta1e fee kesrinx Mar e.
= raIe ~ Pster 6. Hoek 3ereases sxpcu-
fers hono 5 - md iettefs lssned e. ('or
nsl.os T. etrr-T.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25
connubi.l Cu..sdns..-

Yesterday Lillian L. Carpenter flei .
bill of complaint in the Circuit Cours ask
ing for . divorce from her husband. Chss.
L. Carpenter. The parties in the suit were
married August L.. 1882. in Caledonia town
chip. where they now reside Lillian
charges her husband with many acts Of
deserlion, cruelty and Of using protane
language toward her and of teaching their
four-year-old boy To- SWEAR Al bis mother.
She also charges him With being free with
naughty, bad women, and Of buying them
presents Carpenter has an S0-acre farm
that Is worth 5000. and the Injunction wlli
be issued restraining him fron oAsposing
of IL
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25
Evening session.

The evening session opened with fu II
houss and larger attendance By the male
sex. Mrs r. NJ. kellogg. Of Ionis. called
the convention to order ct 5 O'cioek.
The FIRST number on the programme was
music. Praise the Lord" being finely rem
dered By = chorus. Devotional exercises
vers led hv Rev. y. F. Richardson. the
chorus rendering more delightful music.
Ms. Alice Prsssey. Of this city. delivered
the address Of vsicome. She said ia sub
stance.
We deem a = great privilege to greet yea
IN this, the thirteenth annual convention.
s. Z years sE0 vs greeted y0u. Since thsn. per-
haus. a few silver threads have come .fnong
lhe golden locks Prohibition sentime 4
have been rife. aud the sslooo men fsis that
they must A. s0msthing. snd they did. We
we're defeated. but We vii conquer. The
work dseDens and broscsns ant increases.
Let every sor.sn 20 hease invig9rstsd aud
f-esaened from fbis Convention. ready Tor
more and eefter w0rx. ~ tasf at the isst Is
can b said ~Well dons. thou gaod ara
fsithfai servsnt enter thou into tie loy Of
eur Lar3
The Responses VS. given By Mrs. T. ".
Resi. of feuia. written IN rhTme. by re-
GUEST and = ss folloss-
TIVE osesSsrt hf1is rst sfs4e 81 xtsa
Pa rsNf "a Eae slir ~ ~ rs &en f.fte.
al sellnftE On ar~ heaTf o. t93
far each - esch gase erto trses
Whether tns a1ae sfrss e-rsv trsff
Or eTe1lrE eerirss Ralst "a shrsTf
flr saFt ~ oreu- She reIratn
fEes se4eed ssck. sad 5sck sg.zr
Twas ssfd lsns tevs-S ssrzAt the sss1~
II SO tfe1sse - = sereastles
t-r l1cHT1 - PeR ? ne ets1e 4 N
10 - aerzsi - tnsr< <ee -
rssxf wortA ar~ seeker
f1 - ~ sztirere as eca4Fa<
Ane fnss secure ~ - 4 snrea~saz
A cez<si1 s2a Tsepectfas zeArnr
VS. thns Eesze hfrs 4nsf efsr ~ ee>khsr.
zszznonizss ~an<@~ hes eszel asz<
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25
EXCu RsTONs.

Business men and settlers looking for
new locations ana investments can reach
all principal points in Minnesota and Da-
kota at . cost of one fare for the round trp,
by availing themselves of the excursions
announced via the st. Pani, Minneapolis
d Manitoba Railway from 81. Paul. MINI.
Tickets good for 80 days. Very low excur-
sion rates have been made also via this
line TO Helena and Great Falls. Montana.
tickets good for four months. Further
particulars can be obtained by addressing
@. ii. Warren, General Passenger Agent. ST.
Paul, Mimi, or ID. w. II. Morelsnd, l79 JEFF
ferson-ave.. Detroit. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

As fst-r--fipg Proersmms of Good Things
FOR the Odd FsIlows

- fntererftDG fFoErsu me- OF Eooo MN y
FOR tho Odd Fellows.
Tororrow evening the odd Fellows OF
this city viii celshrsss Ia their hall in the
Tower block. the soth anniversary Of the
order The following sxc.llrnt programme
has been prepared and Il Is really excellent.
Opening ode. address by Rev. Campbell
Far. piano solo. W. J. ;. Dear. recitation.
Hiss Barnard. song. A. =. Kromer; banjo
duet. Harper Bros; music. Mrs. Loveioy ,
banio and guitar clue. c0ronet solo. hr.
Hsne recitation Ms. Henry Turner
v'olin Solo. a ss kipp. With an sccompsni-
ussnt BY Mss Abbir Fsaxheimer; piano solo.
Niss NAY Slocum. character song. Prof.
Morrison. recitation. Hiss Myrtle Turner.
violin 500. Ms Nellie J8ei soug HeDTy
Turner. uiano scio. Miss Esv Prsft. piano
lnett Nisses Barnard. qusrtelis. West Side
glee clue song. Ms. Frreiapd 6rsy and
seaahsrs. mo-ic. Messrs Cofbnoury and
Porter
Ths entertainments viil be serni-pcblic
"a TIE members can axe a tsw invited
ffr0dS
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

All super1ous hair moles. warts. wens,
tumors, hem Jrrhoids. cancers. (lf not pre-
vio,Gsfy operated on and all abnormal
growihs permanently and paiulessly re-
moved by Eectroiysis at the pariors Of L.
Won Dalike. NJ. ID. and Elecro-therspeutist.
~ Crescept-ave., Grand Rapids. Mich,
daily from a. m. 10 p. IN.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

Daring the sfernoca session Of the W. G.
I. G. Convection yesterday, while the
lssis. ard gentlemen of the chorus -sre
ssssu hline on the sage. unost nnfortansf-
scrifieut o1c1rrsc. The besuiifni stsfoe q
fhs Fea1s q Ne1sci whixh crnsuenteri
tie scovs q tes hsck q Re stsxe sss scei-
1entsily knee s1 fr0ra ~ gsdssss1. ard fei
II fragments ~ TO- aoor Ths uiss1sr
vss tns mere derzorzhe. - he bsse<fei
srst1e ~ss ~ ssp@gzsl prize ef tee Lsdiss'
Lssrzry Cta5
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

WssIez. Aefl -5-b sfEesr. iair
sssi1es sss~~t - s4ssaEssisg ssathsr
s1a rsin hs<k = bxa sa1t1sEly Slaas
gse.llR 81 sa4t1 aerifEiy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

Il vas about to try change Of cIimste
IN order 10 cure nv esfsrrn.n ssye L ".
ldllis, Of Cbicsg0, when took Hoods
ssrsspariils. which entirely cured me.
Try il yourself
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25
SPECIAL SALE.

People who want some extra bargains in
diamonds. watches. iewelry, siiverware.
clocks. spectacles, etc. should call at
Hervey's, o Csnal-st. He is selling the very
best goods just now at reasonably low
prices. New styles just received.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

The first social party Of the Gustav Adolph
Social Club TO be given a. the Swedish Hall.
corner West Division and Bowery-sis.,
Wednesday evening. April Is, 1858.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

re efgzesf taing out = Ssi~atssn ca IL
ais az pssa sna casts he1 = csass softle.
A tett1s ~ rc Bat Censa s~rsr wia
ss~1 ,~Fs .sfze 1es.sx ssliA FFi1s Is esnss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

All Nations Remedy will positively purify
the blood and prevent disease. Price Is
cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-25

Cabinet photographs at 81 per dozen al
Merrill's, Gum block. 81 Monroe-st
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

Paris Dispatch Ia the London Daily Telegraph
Tho will OF NJ. Bord, manufacturer OF
pianos In Paris, has given rise to some
remarkable proceedings, ON the part Of tho
tcstators's heirs, and Of the workmcn en-
ploycd in tho establishment. which had
been organized by the deceased, and con.
Quoted by him with great prosperity for
many years. NJ. Bord died a few months
aimee, and under his will he left large
lcgacica TO his employees Of every grade,
the smallest amount bcqucathcd bcing ft0
Ia each OF those who had only been five
years in his factory. After tho death OF
tho tcsiaior his ncphcws found another
will IN which no mention was made of
lcgacics TO the employees and this being
dated 1884 inyalidatcd the frst document.
NJ. l.ord had, in fact, disinhcriicd his
workmcn because they had struck for moro
wages in 1881 The workmon have in the
meantime gone 10 law with the executors
IN order 30 test the validity NJ the second
will, and out Of 300 Of them 100 have been
dismissed from their employment.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
sudden Loss OF Memory.

FROM 'hambcn' Journal.
Sudden forgctiuness Is not an unusual
thingin tho pulpit. Aubrey, the antiquary,
says that when he WIS a freshman at col
legc, ho heard Dr. Sandcson, Bishop Of
Lincoln, we'll known for his work, 'Nine
Cases Of Conscience" break down in the
middle OF the Lords prayer. Even the
great French preacher Massillon once
stopped in the middle OF sermon from
defect OF memory; and Massillon himself
recorded that the same thing happened
through excess Of apprehension to two
other preachers whom hc went TO hear in
different parts Of the same day. Another
French preacher stopped in the middle Of
n sermon and was unable TO proceed The
pause was, however, gotten over ingenious.
ly. Friends" said he, 81 had forgot 10
say that person much afflicted ia recon.
mcndcd 10 your immediate prayers" lilo
meant himself. lie fell on his knees, and
before ho arose he had recovered tho
thread Of his discourse, which he con.
cludcd without his want OF memory being
perceived.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
Producing Rine Veal.

The Hon. ID. ID. T. Moore in his excellent
agricultural department in the New York
Star, assures his readers that calf not less
than four nor more than six weeks old
produces the best veal, ii properly fed and
in healthy condition. At younger age
veal is not III for food, as the flesh is FLAG
cid, gelatinous and watcry. When calves
are wholly fed from the COW, and range
between the age OF four to six weeks, they
produce what may be called milk veal, be.
ing the most white, tender and delicate,
and are considered the choicest eating Of
all other veal. Aiter six weeks the calfre-
qulrcs more food thar the mother can pro-
dnce; the milk OF another COW or little
meal, grass or hay is also given. This
change Of food with advance Of its age of
course materially alters tho character of
the flesh both in quality and color which
becomes darker, while the lat il moro
yellow and the meat is less juicy. When
turned out and fed wholly on grass grass
calves the flesh is rendered poor, dry,
tasleless and usually dark cOlorod. Good
veal should be- finely grained, tender and
juicy, the fat firm and OF a whitish color.
II too white, the veal will show that the
call has been bled before being slaughtered,
a process which may add TO its appearance,
but which deprves the meat OF much Of
It's juiciness, M well as its sweet flavor.
The hind quarter OF veal il the choice, and
always commands the highest price. II is
usually divided into two parts when found
on the butchers stall. which are common.
ly called the loin and ley OF veal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
AIan.rIrnon. ArrI,aI.


f''..' fii' is."N.'N 'NAlNl
The brutality with which newly mar.
ricd people are treated by their Jest.
ing friends Is constantly rccciying fresh
Illustration. Atauc1nt Buslon wedding
a couple oi sporliyc u,hcr, discovered tho
train ON which the bridal couple wcru TO
leave town aud What baggage thcy had.
DRIVING swiftly Co the station they con.
hdcd Their plan 20 the baggage master.
anu, with his cunuiyancc. they affixed 20
each handle oi The trunks II the bride aud
groom an enormous bow ui white satin
ribbon. II the grUm did not blasphcme
when hc saN thr decorated trunks lie.
posted Ia the hall IT tho hotel 10 which
hc vent lac may take the rank OF job for
patience.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
righ, Eiiicd a, a w.dal.s.

Vienna Dispatch 81 The London Tines
An extraordinary oulburst Of popular
sayagcry has just occurred at Borsarl, a
village near kaschau. A girl, who Is n
native OF the village was married 10 a
peasant from another Villarr, but after
the wedding a number Of young men u
Borard tried To prevent her from depart.
my 10 her new home. Tho bride man.
aged TO escape, but ON seeing this the
Young men set fire 10 the cottage of her
parents, aud the flames quickly spread To
other cottages A muplcrous fight then
hcgan between these Young ruilians aud
the brides friends, with the result that
eight peasants were Killed and about
twenty Of both sexes injured The arrival
Of detachment Of mounted grndarmcs
pat an end 10 the ailmy. and the ring.
leaders Ncro marched oil 10 prison.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
scn.ibie Combination.

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The story the other day about tho piou,
little boy who tried to walk ON the water
In tho bath-tub rrcals another Of an
equally pious little girl. She was eight
years oil aud lived in the country. She
had started one day rather late for school,
with another girl about her own agr. ON
their way they caught glimpse OF a clock
dial through an open door. IL laced live
minutes oi y.
ooh. dcar' exclaimed the pious little
girl, its i've minutes 10 .. aud we'll be
late 20 school"
'Im afraid We will"
Jennie, said the pious little girl. i'm.
prcssivcly. 'I'll tell YOU what We must 10.
wc'll knccl right down hero and pray that
We won't he late"
"ll'ml' said the other. III guess we'd
bcitcr skin right along and pray a. We ~. Z"
They "skun' AMI got there.