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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
FREDERICK POLICY
FIRST IMPERIAL PROCLAMATION.
Ne Will EndsasOr 70 Ezks Germany the
Gsatsr Of Peace b&snstss .nd the
Emperor Agress-EFedsr
iek n saith Good

BEELIs, March IS There is no question
Of resignation on Prince Bismareks part.
In the latter part Of lSs6. when Emperor
William vas III. the Crown Prince and
Prince Bismarck agreed that upon the
former ascension 10 the throne the extreme
element Ia the Ministry should De elimln-
aled. NOn P1ttkameF. Vice President OF
the Counsel. ana Minister Of the interior.
and probably Won GOesier Minister of Pub
lie Instruction, will resign shortly. The
Emperor Will take . specially strong po-
sition AGAINST the war party and ultra
orthodox conservatives. Prince Bismarck
uphOldinx him. Therefore General Won
A oedyii, neai Of the Military Cabinet, and
Count Won Walterze. Quartsrmaster Gen
erai will resign.
The Emperor works until midnight. He
walks Dri..ly and seldom uses the elevator
between tue nss. door wneTe ais apartments
are situated aud DR.. Msckenzles room bs-
low. the means Of conaectl0n used being q
spiral stair case. HIS physicians express
great satisfaction with his condition.
IL Is expected that the Emperor will take
the oath required By the Prussian constiIu-
ton IN the presencs OF the upper and lower
houses of the Prussian Diet ar Charlotten-
burg on Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

soTnaoss srILL AeeAaeaTLY FIaA
TFsaofy Llksfy - Csaas 6sa- Me>aits's
E.e.d-fiss naadrsa Ss- k1<tasses
RseaEtsa 81 a. BaFaaSsoa
0rfet2ls-

Cslcss0. March l3-No matter What
the decision Of Judge Gresham nay Be IA
tbs " asazh matter. waieh IS intended f9r
tsst Csc. thsls "a h4sly e. be trsucls On
General AeSaltys road. AFthaf advised
Chairman HAnlsy, OF ne WABASH Osisssnes
Commiftzs to axe care 0f all freight con
szasi 20 he ~ a6ash read saslhsr s. cane
from ths Barlagloa a. local % through
freight taxing tbs ground tsat tne road
heinz Ia the ha1ts of the aliei STA -
Court cas- IA a peculiar Doslti0n and ought
not to 30 interf-Iet ~ilh. The men Git COS
sesnl ~ taxs - ta4s very ehserfuliy aad
nst sant ~ 10 iuTe The f1ad hat employed
tarm. they an tid lot propose 20 ASSIST
~ Cad mat as & CHUNG the Brotherhood.
Judge Gresham las announced that ne
uii render Dis decision In ne WABASH case
tom1rr0~ morning. There sas 40 change
IN ths situation a. he strikers headquarters
tnis morniax The grievance commiltees of
shs Eastern roads which we're "a session
Yesterday. discussing the frelght question,
met azzln this ml.TD.nk ag N-Coy : hotel 20
e1rl l.ls fneir o@ii 3efauOns Ca TIE Vest
ssa rsads i 80 stated DY tne strikers tost
tls HtustOu. as fezsf1s the handlins ot
~Qi' frsixat. = unchanged. They denied
that the ~ soash engineers hal agreed %
handle ne Il EsfIlngion cars A foft Nayoe
engineer "a speaking VI handling ot y
srsizhs ~ himself and other { 0St Wayne
mSn said.
We Aags been hauling it since last FRI
day 0ul it IS not permanent b. any meals.
Ne cone. ad-d ~ 90 50 peadlng The aston
OF he Grievances Committees. snlcn are ia
session To-Day our lulule conduct depends
on tae report OF lae com nmiltee-
other engineers endorsed these remarks.
They sefe Wa4lBg lor the lssle Of TIC lgnt
Ia Judge drsshaia's ; court and Tho result OF
tar cornun lltee conference. AL the nslang
- tone down town.
N 10 asserted thai the next move OF the
Burlington sill Oe % bring the Bock Island
iaso cOarL tor refusing 80 carry ous rs con
tract 70 forward Burlington freiglt across
the Rock Island bridse az Davenport. which
Involves tne same pol1t IS that raised ~
TIE W abasn case, tns Rock Island declining
on account oi t1e refusal Oi Us engineers ~
handle Burlington cars
Burlington officials reported today that
most Of their trains we're running regularly.
They aad over I've hundred new engineers
and plenty OF good men we're coming IN
from day 10 day. Most Of the other roads
are receiving is freight
The striking engineers and hremen
showed 40 disposition today 70 abandon The
confess
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
The KIds Got There.

trsAssNt Vst ztAN1sNu-StRNa-
MORLEY, March 13.-rhe village election
YESTERDAY was perhaps the most exciting
held here in half dozen years. The Young
Mems ticket proved successful aud the
older heads were much disappointed with
the result. The Young Mems ticket elected
was as follows, with the majorities as indi.
Gated: President, William Hugh. jr., 10l
Clerk, Constance Nelson, 97. Treasurer
W. Crimmins. 81; Trustees for two
years, Homer l.. Statey, l04. Curiiss A
Coe, l02; Edward J. Liddy. l0l; Trustee for
one year. Fred /. Nichols, l01; Assessor
James Jones, 30; Street Commissioner
Michael C,Immins, 1Ol; Constable, Jay b
Dickerson. 30 After the result was an
nounced in the evening. the ladies bane
psrAded the streets. and a Jolly gathering in
the hotel was addressed by the successful
candidates 10 an enthusiastic manner.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
SIGNAL STATIONS.
To BE Established at Sauit Ste. Marie and
MackinAw City.

DETROIT. Marcn ia special from
Washington to the Free Press says: Chiet
Signal Officer Greedy has written Repre-
sentative Fisher that his Office has long
considered the adyissbility of making
Mackinac City display station, which will
be done May l. and q full station. long
since demanded by the people OF the Upper
Peninsula, will be opened at Sault Ste.
Marie.
81 believe" says Gen. Greely that such
a change will be greatly in the interest of
the people OF Michigan. AMI the lake COM
merce, as has been set forfh fully by many
parties interested in the general commerce
of the lakes. The display station at Macki-
nae City will receive cold wave aud signal
warnings during such time of the year as
navigation is open. This gives Mackinac
aid the lake people all the benefits they
oSrive from the present station except the
loss of rent. The observer at Mackinac
City will be replaced Nay l by some civilian
who will receive salary equal to the work
performed by him"
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

A Hsssy Coassssss wrestling Contest ~
Nusk~@cn.


NUsKEGOH, March l3.-Tbs wrestling
match hil took place IN the Clay AyenGs
Arm0ry this evening, was one OF ne hot
test contests Of the KIND which ever occur
red in the State The srmory was crowded
10 Its utmost capacity. The exhibition vas
begun by asparfing contest by pupils Of
Moth which Was very entertaining. AS
soon as this Was over James Robson
Was chosen referee by the spectators,
and II. yanDyke was eho-sn time-kespsr.
Moth weighed i94 pounds and Sheilen0eF-
ger 10. IlHe was called a. l0.ll. The
contest was Grace Roman. Both started Ia
with yigOr Moth Won the FIRST fail IN forty
two minutes. alter q great struggle, both
showing themselves powerful aud scientific
men. The second fail Was won by Snelien-
berger ia fourteen and one-hslf minutes.
The third fall was won by
Moth in forty-two minutes.
and the fourth BY shellcnoerger in ten
minutes. This last fall was won after .
very hard struggle. Shellenoerger finally
getting the stranslins hold on Moth
y heu time was called again Moth was as
fresh as ever, and won the fall IN fifteen
minutes Shellenoerger claims that he hurt
his shoulder in The fourth fall, and Moth
says he had the rheuinaiisl in his right
leg. After the close OF the contest Snellen-
berger challenged Moth 10 a each -as-csteh-
can, for $500 ON side. the match TO occur
ia Muskegon. Considerable money changed
hands on tODigEts contest
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

CEEvEJsvn. O. Nsr1a l3-bsvi5 Bird
- cid Sslt snd his VIE Mary. cave Sesa
: lno1er - .aei Cox sTfns IL the r -~r
nere. 50 4F nsxsl Ms Bird renf % 20
tav1 O. d. ssr1e saoDrtnz snss l.s r5f -
tlrr. Enss 1anTnln9 her husr@n5 fsard :
-st s.i Esrset essEet on 80 acez sra a
hose 80 lce s1aE az = Nsers t1e ar acx7
~8Bsa szi aae1 iacs ~ river Ta. :
tae sas-i VIE .lhr. Sra sss foss wisasn .
saszs zsae.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
IhirtT-Seven Department..

Buyers OF Silk, Dress Goods,
Satlns. kelyets, Pushes. New
Spring Jackets, Bs aded Wraps,
Muslin UuderWear. Corsets.
Laces, White Goods. Embr0ia-
cries. Linens, Hosiery. Gloves,
Mems Furnishing Goods. etc,
etc, viii lind at Or house a
marvellous display at prices
which enable Us TO cad Grand
Rapids and defy al competi-
tioD. Come and investigate
before you purchase Nothing
VIII be lost every thing viii
be gained.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

NrvSsaPotEs March IA--The s. Anthony
Water Power Company . considerably dis
turbed 5v the sflrt beiag made by Pssrick
Callsghau. Of his cisy. n secure possession
sl Boom Esisnd, situated IN the " ississippi
snd 10 taa heart ~ The CITY. Call 4ghs-r. il
.eoklng over ccort recorfs. discovered that
rae = snd nsi oeea rre-emnfet n i.54 av
ore Hiram Ssun1ers nuf taas through
srror ne ensrT wss sfter~ars csnce irs3.
S-,.sr rusut holders q tde and aelc it " "a
0ut pertect atis. Cssiss3su "a. sscosiInziT ?
tniif . cisn shsnrg Oh ~ isH-scrs island
whseh = vssuea - ; so ard hss pre-
snceed a. 6ood iswyers sag he - hsvs .
sf~071 -axp
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
TAXATION OF BOGUS LARD.
Probability that tho Measure now Pending
fn Congress viii DO Defeated.

Probability that tho Measure now Pending
in Congress VIII DO Defeated.
WAsaISGros. March l3.-Quite change
Of sentiment has taken place here within
me past month on the subject of taxing
limitations of lard. When the investigss
tions were begun two months ago by Com
mittees of the House and Senate it looked
as though there would be that prompt ac-
ton which Was taken on oleomargarine-
Tne direct testimony given against the imi-
tasion stuh Was most damaging. The
men who wanted compound lard
Of every description prejudlced
by deOased brands ana taxed
tOld stories which were shocking. During
The past month the Oss-examl nations OF
these witnesses have taken the bottom out
Of the assumptions of the alleged pure lard
manufacturers. Foe makers of bogus lard
nave had their innings recently. anu have
iusde some startling disclosures regarding
;he manufacture of the pure article They
have snogn that the alleged pure lsrd Is
largely made up from white grease or un-
washed heads aud feet OF hogs-a compound
which in fifth aud Embellishments is
enough TO make one shudder. They have
proven aso tnat the pure refined iar1'
which is largely sold on the mar
ket IS much more wholesome
article than the alleged leaf lard.
The crOss-examinations have also hrOugh
out the fact that there IS viciousness at the
bottom OF these demands for a tax and
brssd upon refined lSrds. and the conse-
4uence IS likely 10 be that the whole pro-
lect Of taxation will tall SNORT. There have
been petitions signed by thousands OF
people sent here asking Congress not to in-
pose tax upon the most common and ao-
lutely necessary article of food, an article
y hich will oe consumed Just tue same after
IL Is branded and taxed as at present. and
stating that 20 tax lard containing any kind
of compound will be To tax the consumer
without benedtsng anybody.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
FIRE IN COLUMBUS
a BIG LOSS AT rHs ONO CAPITAL
The Basskeys BagKy compzDss WORKS
Destroyed Ana several other Al
JSinxsg Baildins Consider
ably Damaged

CoLUxBus. Ohio. March ls.-At 3 O'Clock
this evening nfe was discovered IN the
paint shop OF tue Buckeye Buggy COM
pany's new six-stOry brick building, aud
owing 10 the inhsmabie material st hand
aud the high wind that prevailed.
Is was plain a. tie time the ire
department arrived that the baildiug wzs
doomed, and for time Il sseemed that The
whole square must go. aud occupants Of
buildings IN the vicinity began removing
their goods. The ireighI dspols Of Tie
g.. ST. l.. s +. and T.. Il. & ". Railrosd
Companies. the Exchange Hotel building
and he North Market House caught nIe,
and were more or less damaged.
The loss TO the Buggy Company will be
$4,000, anu the damage to tine other build
lngs wall increase this 10 500 0OO
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
THE G. A. r. ENCAMPMENT.
Lansing Decked Out ia Honor of the
Visitors


tx,lesxx =. W. xVASsNAS-stNAAs-
LANSING, March l3.--Lansing is decked
out grandiy with flags. banners and bunting
everywhere, in honor Of the q. A. r.. sew
eral hundred o. whom have already arrived.
Delegates are here l.om most towns in the
State, including Detroit, Muskegon. Grand
Haven. Big RAPID, st. Joseph, Allegan,
Coldwater. and three coach loads. headed
by Commander Ruthe lord and staff, with q
score of charming ladies, now enliven the
hotel, and all seem happy. Com
mander-inChief john Z. Rea will arrive
at $50 tomorrow morning. and will
be received with a National salute OF
thirty eight guns. The only names men
toned for Department Commander are
Henry NJ. Duiiield, OF Detroit. and Rev
Washington Gardner, OF Jackson. Duf-
field is al the Lansing House. and is having
quite boom. His friends claim his cleo
tion is assured. MIR. Gardner is not yet
here. but arrives on the early morning
train, when bis jealous friends will boom
him for the Office.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
BAD FOR The BUCKET SHOPS.
Denounced "a Gambling Institutions bI
Members of Parliament.

OrTAwA. Ont, March i3.-Nen5srso Of Par
lament who have been interviewed on the
subject OF 0ucket-shops are unanimously in
favor OF their abolition. Sir Richard Cart
wright says bucket-sb0ps are gambling IN
stitusiOns pare and simple. while Sir Donald
smith pronOunces them q disgrace and n
very decided danger. Ir. Denlson declares
ths institutions 20 be minisiurs Monte Car
los scattered all over the country. working
ruin and disgrace. Adam Brown says they
are Internal nuisancss Mr.. COc<burn ac-
xnowledges the evils. but sees difficulties
in the ~sy of suppressing IT, n. n. Cook
regards the entire system Of stock spec1la-
ton ss rotten 70 the core. a1d thinks that
gan bling in stocks should De - easily SUB
lect 10 lav ., gambling vita cards IL Is
not at ell improbable thar legislation 20 deal
With bucsst-s10ps viii be introduced this
season
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

tf-sss.st fe rsf fe.sesse ts7e.e
WssHESsToS. March Representative
Ford to-day received = petition from The
Collector II Cnsfons - Mslist@e. ssk ng
is IN the discretion Of he Secretary q the
TrsssurY to 40 tais sud ar Ford vii see
the Secretary in references % the NATTER r.
morrow Msnistse si1 General Cascheoa's =
dls7 7iet bit the o-tiriou rss ssat 70 NJ
Fard. rbose rspatsti0n a. = austIsr ses1ne5
"a save trsveiled.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
mlscoNsws REPUBLICAN CLUBS
To Meet st N.disoa Tomorrow 10 Form q
state League

MILWAUKEE. March f3.-rne Republican
ClG5s Of the State sill meet az Madison
next Thursday ard Friday and 0rganizs
STATE League. Officers will be elected and
headquarters selected. Msdison would ike
20 be chosen a. the home OF the League.
and o. would Milwaukee. but both are as
suning . maidealy coyness about the
mater that may cause Oshkosh or La
tr1sse 70 Jump in and capture the plum.
No progrsmme has been arranged as yet.
out it = understood that there Will De no
lack Of sloquenes. Congressman La Toilette
- expected from Washington, and Will
doubtless make The greatest EFFORT Of his life
IN order 20 draw out opposition IN his own
District
". +. Gardner. OF Milwaukee, was
elected state Vice President AZ the New
York meeting. and will therefore call the
league gathering % order aod preside over
Is temporary organization No formal in
vifstiOn has oeen extended 70 the various
candidates tor Governor 10 oe there but
there - htte doubt Of their materializIng.
sLher In person or By proxy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

Work will be commeaced as soon as the
season opens on new furniture lSc,orv 10
be erected by the MeC0rd a. BradaciG Fur
tnre Company, IN tie southern part Of The
city, the plans OF which have already been
prepared. The new factory viii be lJ9x6eO
ieei in dimensions two stories high. brick.
and constructed with view OF perfect pro-
lection from hre. Al so horse power en-
CINE and all the best machinery and moo
ern appliances will be pat IN. aud the ca
paciiy ofihe new woris wall be three times
as large as tie present plant on Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
Mra Gui sfili Alixa.

SHERIDAN. March 13-Nrs. Susan Gill,
who vas shot in the back Of the head by
her husband. William Gill, ct their home
IN Bushnell township last Friday. is still
alive. and there Is some siiaht hope that
she will recover. But little new has been
learned in the case. add the circumstances
causing the tragedy are not better knosn
than when the affair was first discovered.
It is. however. believed that ellis frs,
statement. that he fred 20 intimids;e the
romaa. not 10 hit her has some f0unda-
ton. Gin is still in custody At Stanton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

The Young Peoples Society Of the West
min lister Presbyterian churcn repeated tse
contest programme given two weeks ago IN
"a consolidated form Al the Ladies l.iie airy
Club rooms last evening. There was = fair
sized audience. and with the exec Ption OF
two numbers The former programme was
carried out III full aid presented ~ a verT
creditaole manner. The music furnishe ed
by the Aurora Club, 81 organization Of
young musicians vss delIghifui.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
uITls LEsue MecuNe.
said to be Ia the Custody OF Her Aaat In
Eansurkv.

afternoon paper. Leslie McCaEe, the ten
yesr-old girl Who vas kidnapped from
borne in New York lsst Thursday. is in
Allegheny City. "a eustodv OF her aunt.
Mrs. Robert Fulton, Of Ksnturky, vho
ciaims 70 he the authorized representa- We
90 ne guardian. TIE psper states that M.
Fltou Admits that sAs sp5rite1 the cni.d
sUar hut SAYS il wss In accordance with
fne request 4 The fsiher. rho dlel last
August lt is ssif this = the third time the
hrtis one has been kidnapped ard thst the
contest tor nsr possession bss lasted eight
rssrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

cosvscss Faegxsa ssd kicked 10 Death Ia
Missouri.

ST fours March i3.-Ssarslinz develop
r-euts nsvs been brought to light st Coal
HI one of the m'ning towns where mines
are Nerked 5y c0uFics sogr. near Fort
smith. Arz A negro convict named VII
rans~ xss faz5esl 20 testh- Nose Harvey.
I. White uian. vas xicxPd 20 deato BY
a friox conflict who We sgEet on 20
t,e desperate deed ~ Warden tSrs11ri
srf is w4< iesrnet taat ~ wss
"a he assif ~ niasfug prisoners iEaf. Tia
BODY of Marx tier Nss exhuwed sad
bruises snd gasnes nu tns ecdy Indicated .
vi,lenf 6eath. Is va also developed shef =
rrtSsrer nafaed Humfnsil ~as ref uo fo A
rcsf IN hs mines .ssf susarer aad hss>>n
10 seala. As fbe invesi <al.on continues
more horrible "details are revealed. auu ne
e.s,zers sre much cfss snd fn-safen 20
hang crl lord and ear down ibe prs1n bar
ark4
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
DEAD IN ThsIR eeos
= whole Family snppssea TO Have Been
Murdered

murdered
FIyDL,Y. O.. Marco ia tFs~sdv oc-
carrsd AZ this plsoe yesterday morning. ths
Cifcum stances of which are slrouGe3 ia
muoh mystery The vic as are Rudolph
hiller. 20 81 zlnser N the employ - ths
Adsms Foundry. BIS VIE and eighteen.
month-oid ssn. 81 q waem rere i0and ir
fbei- room tbs 8fisrBoos. sbe Rofrsn and
Cail5 dead aud the hnsbs13 and father dv-
ing Al hss. u vas fbo1rat the Unfort1.
nate faes s bad eeen ssUbvT. .ste5 ~ "a.
i-sd - she conc. .usieu thsf q murder hs0
b. ~ committed Ths frearr fhsf sscsp. p &
Ras he'd c4rss3 lhs 6eafas is aoi borne 0uf,
bv reason 81 the fact thsf uo.s NJ TIE fsm-
ilT were dressed TO e - cef ere.
discovered ani sH bad lbe spHesraaos 0
hsrinE 9r l1iesEea
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

ALBAxY. \. Y. March l3-.ioln Jones.
orcs sn emploYe of tie New y ork Central
Railroad, bss been engaged hy . ~ llrosi
company IT, China for the past three yesrs.
lie is 20 hire 500 engineers, Gremen sBd
brs skrrnen to run trains on the American
system IN China. Il is said the engineers
viii be paid $50 months. fremen sl.5 and
brxkemen sl25. All those engaged vii
have 10 sign al agreement 20 remain FIVE
yesrs with the COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
The Jock.ou & Lansing Road Beaten.

WAsHISGTov, March l3.--Tbe claim Of
the Jackson & Lansing Railroad to about
i,2o0 acres Of lands in Michigan. which vas
denied By the Interior Department isst
month, has been reviewed by the Secretary
Of the Interior add bv him again denled.
The Secretary holds that the lands in cues
ton are nov subject 70 entry under the SET
tiement avs
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

CHzvxSsE w T. Asrch i3-Ths six-
seen nern 5ers of the TsFrstorisi pesno-
rrssc Censrzi Committee net hers y~.ser-
.isy. Leopold kaeis 81 Cc.v.nue licuey
ieaicr sa3 j r Dixor. af "a swifas a a..
tarrigrv. we're see 1ed as ceeessss 80 e
Lestis and instructed fer Clev-ls1i Th7s
fn.iorSau~nf - ~ the iscs 81 t1e fs,sf tnsi
AZ iesst twc ~ t1e ksdersl sppcsnsees srs
FeEy aapasaAkx.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

GRsyLrxe. Mich. March tS.-Msho0sv.
the lumbermsn who killed bis foreman in
Sands csmD near here Isst week zss ar
rsiened In Justice Tsrior's Cart YESTERDAY
afternoon On charge - mnrdsr. he waived
examination and was % "a 8.tse3 fo is.l fo
swat trlai a. tie Gsy t.fm Of The Circuit
Court
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
EXCITED TURFMsN-
The Loai<vnis Jockey Cfab Races said to
bs in tn- Hands OF 8ookmskers-

bs in Inc Hands OF 8ookmskers.
IoUIsvftLx. ~. March ia sensation
-ss created 10 racing circles hers Yesterday
afternoou by the publication o a story that
the Jockey Club races nsd been practically
gwen into the hands Of a gang Of book
making highrayreu. some time ago the
managers Of the Jockey Club made con
tract With all Sue pool v0ouss in the city 70
sell DO pools after noon durisg TIE races. Hhs
reasons sivsn tor this vas % induce people
20 attend ths rsceS who would other wise
hang about .ne po0i-rooms. The hidden
purpose. it is Dow alleged Nss 70 throw al
the betting into the HANDS of oook-ma<ers.
-ho have leased the track privileges a. a
larze figure GA ne express condition, it -
As,s rteL. the gooi-rooGls should be closed.
This will give them a chance TO make toe
hettnx Al their osa odis and profit hand
-onselv 0y tie ease. The Kentucky Derby
n.s o~en changed from the first Gay 70 The
sirth. also. Il 3 sad, for the osneat OF Toe
h.1ok-nskers
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

PsRrs. March l&.--The evening papers re-
fer 10 Emperor Frsdencks proclamation as
= pacific uttersBce which merits the ap-
proval of FraUee.
President Csrnot has ordered that Thurs
days Prssden reception Be cancelled on
account Of the German bmperor's death.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

matinee wis be given AZ Smith Opera
House this sf-ernoon. when the entire pro-
gramme will be presented. Frank Bush,
the greatest and most gif,ed mimic OF the
sge. viii q p sr 10 his laufnsbie i'm persona
tons. whlci from their very nzturslness sre
mrib provoking The remainder OF the
cOfupsuy are eXCeiieat
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
A No,r Rlo,k.

Hon. D. A. Blo5gett will build large
six-story snd basement block on Otiswa-st.
the coming summer. 10 be used Cor the
warehouses and retail sa'esrOoms of ibe
paen.I Furniture Company. This block
when finished il expected 10 be one OF the
l. gest in the city. and will furnish en-
pIoyment for large number of workmen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

The Dekagurion Club wss entertsin d by
Miner Ps-ton n bis home on Scribuner- ST.
last evening. The bead prizes were won
by Mrs Anderson aod John sbDinNay, sed
the boobies by Mrs J. Ingrsham ard
Nr. Anderson. The next parry vii he the
last OF the season and vii be held al the
residence Of William Seigel, on Scribner-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

IoyDov March i3-Ths Prince Of Wales.
Priace Victor, the Du<s Of Csm5ri dzs.
Prince Chr.etan. Of Denmark. and their
st4fs. lefi fez Berlla tonight
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

NssHviLIT Aisa.. Nsrea i3.-Ia tbs sx-
suaiostien Of Dr. J. &. Ga8che7 tais morn
ing for grave ro1berv no rev sviaeaos rss
crsa1cei sa8 fhe sc-uss5 Ess Doun1 ever
f5r tr.si IN she Circut Couft His bonds
were fKe6 e. 3 GA
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

q. Is1xss. oat.. zsreh ia astscf vs
from Dszro.s cane hsrs yesterday sfssr one
BsTiiett chsrEei Nth - 5ezs snz nssnsr
I'm Ar 8srs.s-f accompanied TIE 49,
fecsive ~ Wi1ssa-. bat 6o5ged hin there.
rerarring g. tsis CITY
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

Rena Atkins. sn employe Of the Eagle
Steam Dye Works. had Der hand bsdly y
crushed ii the machinery yesterday morn.
ing While attending 90 some other duuss
the machinery was started by the engineer
without her knowledge. and her hand was
caught in a revolving wssher.