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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

ar. Robert (. shanshan and Miss Mamie
4. Doran were married yesterday at 81
James Church, the Rev. Fr. Pulcher OFF,
ciating. The Misses Julia and Maggie
DOfan. sisters Of the bride. acted as brides
maids. with the Aessrs. Aichael Ryan and
". =. Mcknight officiating as groomsmen.
Immediately after the ceremony reeep-
tl0n wa rendered the happy couple At tbs
residence Of the brides parents. 30 Sumner
Sc. They were The recipients OF congratnia-
ti0n- and good wishes from large circle
OF friends. and many choice gifts were pre-
sented them. Mr.. and Mrs.. Shanshsn left
on The afternoon train for az Easlern trip.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

TOR SALE-F1zST Class GENERAToR F0R
4 nsthins rrrrcsss ~ chsrzsn sste fesnEs rs.
VII sel che-p - exchsrse ~ cshsr propertT
Fc' 'xsf q Ssns e 7rosdway. Is
II 4 Will SILL Nur THE FUzSTTTRE ~
~ e7r1rsfei h.eck rsssr srt ou easy ftrf1s.
ts-snt a-ap. Foe4 El1srT. sua Ftere
tftck IA
TNS sAIE-~s TEOaorc ERaED ssrnIs
Hcxss. 49, hrcxer scr c~v1Eg sEE.e eT
itr1Hte Encnsre - E HsFprt I-rr rIt1ls
Barn. S,s s. 50 ~ wsnericosz ~
ECH SArE-a eTcfk 0F Esf = A. sTLLL
ear Nlrt Ttere ar fve So 81 4 RI siele~
~ srs tuef~-<s rss<t tefse t--set rest1rs f-r
81 ~ Tsf-or Eaezerz~tite. sicn. 1<f
VxR s&EFZrksT TerTTRE 3aF sE9E~r
Hsue -,seetef zsote tre ~ stie~ -
&rre HEwRe fszes - zfff
~ TRArT GRAIN FiFFtTn7 sfTE-
] 49, uesr lsnsinR er -s-stsses pra-eT1F r.
1ssa.4 Esrsrss - ~ : aws1 ayr .ear rs4 -
o. sstsW at NW -
r~os k&fE AZ ETfEF r-rTT 90
r,ar fafFv 81 ese eaW eotrv err
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= s. A. n~~1a. ~ : cz.e& 1w
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20


Aaezz.
The see 6rsad Isl1nd. ths nas large
ssan<r. salif - Adoipa H2nsaisis sat
oxasa - tns Gssad Island kssorl Assoeis-
tisB. Fnsf Bregser. frsslas1f. vAs eon-
pisssa sssl<sa.F n a. - details Aad took
- tri4s trip.
A fxLSgz&s- HzzALp reporter bapp~nsd
np st ths snd 0f lns ScnbBes-st. ear Lac en
Myrtls-sI. ~asn bsE soistls elss. snd
izxrne.s thai il 80 fgF Ne EfsE ums. lie
vas invited on board tor be trisi ute. zAd
ASKED rsihsF s4reaslleslIs Il as xnes any
thlnk ABOUT . ba&L Aos Il TIA Fepeftef
kness saytbing As e4n Eseozn-ys Eeod
''lE0del4 shea hs ssss Il, a1d BE ezelafes
thai fhs Grand Island "a one Of the 1nsst sel
h1it upon tie rissr.
fhs trial trip slowed hsr 10 be stanneb,
true. sale and steady. sHd tie c0mpany
snd tie guests al admirsd the action q
her snzlnss ard tie readiness sith saiea
she answered her helm.
This company have built temporary
booths and cabins aud otherwise Improved
the beaauinl little spot eight miles uP the
river kn0sn "a Grand Island. and althoash
ers46s at present. IL will IA tine make oue
0f ths l.ost pleasant summer resorts
vithia an hours reaching distanes OF
GFaoa Rapids.
The intention Of the company Is some
day nexE week ~ get up an EXCURSION Tor
iayitsd gaszis. including the city officials
and the press Representatives,, and upon
th4t occasion Il vii be decided wbethsr OF
not q open ap series ef EXCURSIONS - The
beautiful np-fiy-F spots. iaeladins the sol
diers Home, Grand lsland and intsfm edi-
sic points.
Th- go .ta.rnsr Ia q r.rfset Iittls beauty.
and Captain Hamelshls j. very naturally
proud Of the ns9 eraft. IL - side ~hses-
a.. iIaxso feet over al, and with . capacity
OF 20 Passengers. sith . draughs OF oniy
Two and ons-haif feet. she will DC c0nyen-
isntlv fitted with Individual seats and al
conysnisnees, and ss predict for her q
pleasant snd successful Saamer's cruise.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
An Old sefrlsr Hurled.

The fuasral Of the late Ezra Reed occur
red yesterday morning at 2:30 O'Clock.
Rev. Charles Fluhrer offciated. and the
PAIL bearers were the following members of
the Old Settlers Society. Judge John L.
Holmes. r. III. Smith, Frank Aathison.
George Q. Fitch. James A. Rumsey and
William Blskelv. The Old Settlers attend
ed the services in = body. ana accompanied
the remains N Fulton Street csmetery,
where the internent was made
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
Death Of Mr.. Chandler.

Mrs Chandler, mother Of Mrs. II. 7.
Lsdyard. died At the residence of the latter
on South Lsfayette-st., yesterday morning
at $50 o'clock. Mrs. Chandler came to this
city about eight months sgo. but was not
we'll even then. shortly afier her arrival
here sac Was strixen with disease and has
been q patient sufferer since. The remains
will De taken to Plymouth, Mich. for
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
Don't Monkey with the Court.

Annsia james is getting divorce from
VIM III. James, and the Court ordered
James 10 pay bis wife a certain sum as
ahmony. This be failed to do. Now he
must appear In the Superior Court next
Monday and show cause why an attach
ment for contempt of court should not is
sue.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
Aaenfs--t dnted.

A GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE IMPROV-
"A ed ca'srh inhaler. E - s. day made. Ad-
oress DR. :. Morgan. Howard City, Mich. lib
A GENERAL. AGENT WANTED BOR THE
"A eighth Wonder. Positively the fastest sell
lug article on earth. Address Empire Co., ISL
Csnal-st., New York city. l73
yVANTED-IoCAL OR TRAVELLING AGENTS
W for new specially, Fire Proof safes. \. y.
agent ordered carload first week, a y. J. agent
bali a car-mad kieh. canv9fser cleared 500
first month. a buffalo dealer with his other bust
ness is clearing slso per mouth on our specially.
Catalogue free. Alpine Safe Co.. Cincinnati o.
228
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
Real Estate--Countru

NOR sALE cHEAP-A NICE FARM OF 81
j. acres. with frame house, one mile and a
quarter from Hsll-st Apply at Mrs- J. q. walk
ers. IL south DiylEiou-st l2si
NOR sALlt-THE FARM BELONGING TO
Il the estate ofthe late Daniel schennerhorn
one mile west OF the ely. fronting bridge.sL II
l. fine dairy faETn. or for fruit raising and gar
dening. May be sold IN nom ten 10 thirty acre
lots. Apply 10 Or. Whi.wOrth. administrator, le2
Fourth ST. Grxnd Rapids. Mich. leaf
NOR sAIE-PINE AND RED WOOD LANDS.
II soo1 farms aud city property fer ssle cheap;
also money 20 loan. Cali st Loyett block, Canal
St, opposite sweets Hotel. A. X. Antlsdei. 4stt
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

The Turtle Mountain Indians in Ds-
kufs srs sad 10 bs starving. The Gov
srnnent has appropriated their lands
without sppropristinS any money 70 pay
for therA
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
Situations Wanted--Malc.

yUANIED-A SITUATION As BoOKKEEPER
w byt Young man who has had about four
years practical experience, give satisfactory
references Address A. y. G., care Citizen s
Mutual fire Insurance Co.. Room IL wenham
blocx ia
yHANTED A FIRST CLASS MACHfNIsT
w and engineer wants a situation al either
branch OF work Gflt-edged reference given.
Address -" box 6. Telegram Herald.
yUANTED = BY AN ENERGETIC YOUNG
W man, place IN grocery store or 10 drive
wagon. has bad experience Address K. s, box
s. care this ofsce. l7S
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

Thai Bangor, Ma, man who is trying
so raise pias-spples by grating apple
tsiss into pine trees should secure q
patent on his invention. Othsrwiss the
exploring party of the Agricultural Col
lsgs ~iil try IL on the jsck pines. and the
vsxsd and discoursgipg question OF how
20 make the dssolste pine bsrrens fruit
ful will 20 solved.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

Mayor HxwrrT's behavior in The matter
ot hanging Hsgs at bAlf-nast a. sn sp-
proprisse indication Of mourning over
the death OF the Emperor FsKprREoK IL
held 10 show that hs - a crank OF the
FIRST vater--but surely very interest
iox and highly inte.iizeus one. Ia ons
respect hs - net 3 crsnk-y0u cannot
turn him cat.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

The toy pistol - szain IN the land. and
IS sweet voics VII bs hesrd 20 advantage
On the Fourth % July next ualsss par
cuts ara strons enough 10 see that their
children obey The law. But il Is safe to
prsdiof that enough damage will Be done.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

Ths csmrsiRn seens - he scrt n
handksrchisf siirtatirn. Cslicw youths
and rnaidens -sll undoaht~iiy pro6f BY
he sitnation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

G.nersl SsEsmkS - making tie most
heroie agbt of his lifs. and e Bow iooss "a
Il he eood win the victory Gallant
Little Pun IL TOO Scod man 30 lose.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

Il - alleged thst BERRv Wall has
beea dodsing the suit q creditor. A
nan Who dresses a. sell a. Mr. Wall
ought not ~ De afraid Of say man >
suif
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

VVETTED- EvERYB0DY To KNOW THAT
w - III fnr1ish efs.rr snd tabs N sboTt
rcfice foy parties Of say klaf walkers Pr
efrn cck fstf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

rhe xsris are esttinv sway wfts The
honors. Nesrsy Asif of tbe successfal
contestants scr Cornsil Usiversity fslior-
shipe ara women
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

- EsMtN-cAN ADD A LINE SNAIL
- UnFles Ore .Eert esrsed Ssn. othsrz u
ir - n lssS q EoT i77l New YORK ud
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

rhe Nes York W'1rff xushinxly re-
marks tbst at 81 Lonls The stresn q
frat~rusl lovs xushed Ike = ssyser.~
Frsterual Iovs - new nanse for bal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
II-oOfl.

DRY WOOD FOR QUICK HOT SUMNER
" frc. s20o per cord. CiIttings for kindirg
$50 per load. both delivered Phone No. az
G. r. Veneer WORKS Junestf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
lost.


I OST-A PAIR CT GOLD ROwED sPECTA-
Il CieS The finder viii plesse leave at the
Telegram Herald o.ice sud Dc rewarded.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
Grand Rand CONCERT.

During the great popular Mechanics
Sale" at the Star Clothing House, from to
p. m. this evening Wurzourg & Bronson's
Military Band will play the full selections
on the balcony in froat Of the Star
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

TIE Suumer GRIP - ses- serpents =
exceptionally isrve this rear Tbs
lcoks A. e shsskey hsd deser;crsfed IN
,nailtr
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

ra,r zoo rare. d'siA uresi feeiaz. in
,.-~~,,~s~f bioca. f1 rAins IN snrk SD
t...s fsrfs. ziox skH sfurflans kensr's
ssr-.n.rsiia = sever fsi-s r E'vs ressss we
--.-.rs s,,<szntfA u F~sa S. - sefsle
:. So sf.sx sE.sre - Aonrseh
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

Fer keassrr tnr ccuaierf. fc- frirrrveFuen 3
81 fhe cnaacIrxic1. rse sHtv fsz1ani =
rau,ser. There ie nrfainT eansi - ii.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
We refer with pleasure 20 the following names
who have been Denenlled By our glasses.

We have also the Largest
and Best Assorted Stock OF
Fine Gold Jewelry in the
city; Watches, Diamonds,
Silver and Plated Ware.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

rOTND-FTNE BRED sPITZ DOG. TIE
owner can have hin by paying fos trouble
Can for three .sl days a. NJ. ssf North Iouis -
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

r. ALIEN q. THURMAN should win in
the Presidential race il will have ten
dspcy 10 break the fatal spell OF the
unmbsr thirteen. II hss bean discov-
cred by some investigating spirit that
there ara thirteen letters in his name, be
was born November 10. 1913, and he was
Domiested June to be elected or de-
fsstsd November 8, the sum OF the dates
bsing thirteen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

1hs .szhsr 81 f3sss A a.y ys16ssstzsszHsn1
60. A~ fossd ~ disi&isg shs ssn ssx sf
vs<es - s~sss. AAy p~<tss . l1~s ssssssa
sssas fail Eas&
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
Furaifare stored.

rRNTTURE sTogED. PACKED AND
i moved. ExTeft hackers sent On short notice
by Rsdrlid 4 HoiL III sosIth pivR3or 81, teie-
phone NO. pa Jsn'y 2, -
VNRNiII RI FACEED BIZ EXFERfENCED
Il woTkneu and stored fhesp ~ Mr.. g. j.
Waiker. second hand furniture desler. u sorts
nfT sion 81. l1skf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
For kent--Rooms.

DooNs TO RENT; ALSO SMALL BARN. 40
IL Clinton ST. LIS
NOR RENT-PLEASANT, WELL FURNISHED
4 rooms. with or without board. lbs South
Division 81. l65
no RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
Il room with modern conveniences- Call at 90
Bostwick-st i5Stf
CoR RENT = FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
4 either single or suite. Apply TO Room A.,
Powers Opera House block, PeaTl-st. Z26tf
T,OR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
Il room at eS Psnsom-st. l2ntf
I HAVE THBEE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
1 all convenfences 10 rent In the Vinegar
block, corner South Division and CheTry6ts Ap-
My at the block or Of Z. ID. Brock. " and "a
pezTl-st. le9tt.
TOR RENT-THE INCEST KIND or ROOMS
i in suits of two or four rooms. with all modern
Improvements on Canal-st, for Offices or light
manufacturing purposes, also for lodging, En-
quire at once, No. - Cansl-st, OF g. A. Berwin.
siu
TOR REST-FURNISHRD ROOMS: STEAM
j heated; and furnished rooms for light house.
Keeping Apply ~ room loS. New Houseman
block l5if
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

Governor Ices seems TO have sue
essdsd in fsrrstlng oufshs truth in re-
gard 10 ths dams OF mig uity in the Upper
Peninsula. snd the result seems to be
that mountain has been made out Of g
mols-hill That dsns do exist seems TO
De true. bat that they are occupied by
deprsvsd women instead OF innocent
young girls seems iass as true. There 10
q cRuss for thankfulnsss in this fact.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20


The Columbus. Oalo, DispGteh. con-
taiHs the foilosinz good advice which e
jast nov peculiarly appropriate; ~ihs
hos season - apon AZ. and it noS be-
hnovss ssEybedy TO keep ss cool s.
possitis. Some are 30 fortunate IS 70 bs
abs 10 ~ from boa houses and blister
ing streets 30 axes. tia mountains and
ths sea side. Ihs vast mslofity Of as.
however. must remain where vs are and
make lhs best OF n
While it may DO impossible 10 abso-
lntsly keep cool Il "a possible to keep
eompsralivsly comfoFsabl<. The great
secret of comfort IN hot weather IA 10 20
careful IN ths matter Of eating and drink
IND.
Meat is heating Vegetables and fruits
are laxative aad cooling Ihsrsf0re. eat
as little msaf ss pcssible. and devote
yourself to vegetables and fruits.
Don't drink ma-h, and when you do
drink. drink cold water, iced tea. lemon
ads and baf,erailk rather than bet tea.
and coffee and beer. Beer 10 decidedly
beating and should 30 drank very mod
srstsly.
Dfsss hshtly-ths lighter the better.
es dark clothes absorb hssf-don't fret
and worry, Keep N the shade a. nuch a.
possible. carry parasol or umbrella
when exposed to the sun, keep your con-
sisncs clear and sleep all you car
The following out OF these directions
may not make things as pleasant as they
would on tie sea shore or IN the noun
txins. bat it viii tend 10 make life in the
city during the heated term far more
endurahle than . good many people ind
Il by EeglsctIng these directions"
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
Help Wonfed--Feflafe.


WANTED ExPE uEScED sHIRTMAKERs
W and enishers a. Gardiner 4 batlers ltS
iVANTkD-A COMPETENT slal- - .
w general h0usework. Apply 10 North DIyl-
sonst ia
tIASIfD-A COAPElEN 1l.L FOsl 49,
W ersl h0usework st i59 ottsas-st Ia
VAsTED--I FIRST CLASS COOK AND
w second eirl. BIZ wages 20 good steady giri.
Call this morning Ladies fariofs. aud 4
Tower block l73
WANTED - EXPERIENCED HANDS ON
W coats. button hole worker. also man for
hasttng and pressing. so Norh Il mast lis
WANTED BUNDLE Washers, ? SHIRT
W rolisheFs. iaundressss helpers cooks.
~ clniDgfcom and kitchen girls . 90 north,
fare paid second cook. general cooks. dish
washers. dinInsrcom girls and loo general
servants for city. Ladies' PsE.ors, aud Tower
block l73
yVANTED-GOOD COMPETENT GIRL IL A
W small family OF three persons. no children.
Apply LIS North DIyisi0a-st, corner Of Crescent
ave. 153
yVASTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
W eral housework. ~ Mount Vernonst. l73
yVANTED-i5 DINING Room GIRLS FOR
w Hotel Ottawa. ottawa Beach. Mich. Wages
SIC per month. Apply 10 John A. Baker. The
Warwick Grand Rapsds I76
w ANTED-GIkL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w WORK. las North Division 81 German or
swede preferred. 1s0i
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20

Our Plated Jewelry is the
Most Elegant in the city.
A. pREUSSER.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
Money To Loan.

MONEY TO LOAN on CITY AND FARM
VI properly IN large or small sums az low rate
o. interest. Resl Estate bought ard sold and
houses 70 rent For particulars inquire Of =. p.
AveTiii & Co. Real Estate Brokers. Room 3,
Tsamley block lS1
MONEY TO LOAN on GOOD REAL ESTATE,
vi in sums from 500 10 $500. A. r. Antisdel.
ls-tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
For Rent--Busfness Places.

TO RENT A LARGE, LIGHT ROOM FOR
light manufacturing. steady power, at No.
Pearl-st Enquire of c. b. Judd or L. L. Thwing.
9ltf
No. q Csnslst. For particulars enquire Of
q. A. Berwin. lSl1
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
II!|!|!I!I!|!I!I!
/ / / | / I / / / i i i i
Help Hantea--Hale.

tUANTED-AAs AT s. SoUTa DfvgsI0S-sT.
" Grand hsPids hscb. = ". Fox. is
tVASTED - TEAMS TO N0Rk on TIE
W sF4ds II zllsy hslseea L1giasstol - and
Cott-zFe. III
fuANTED-TWO ACTIVE FOYs LIVING IN
w tas noftheru part 81 tie city, % cary ne
Daily Ea<ie 10 fhs klah wsrd Apply Al Eagie
IEsssf0oa =, 3 p a. t0dsy. IL
tlASTkB-4 GOOD CHOPPERS. FAkA
" ka8ds maa sDd sfte % hoard nee.
iaDclcfs t0F livery soFz. boy - ie1f2 pslattixi
A1d IoNer block. lfS
IIAkTED-A FiRsT CT AS sfkNoGA AFnEk
w and keEstngton typs - ritter operator Must
&c able 10 write correctly one hundred aud
twenty sFe words Per ninate. ktste expeTieuce
and where .sst Iupl0yed. salary SO per nOn d !.
Address L e., boz 4. this caice. il5
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
Iinnted-ROOflls. "

WANTED ROOM AND BOARD IN A
w pleasant house near horse cars. by a gentle
man and vile. Address, stating terms, location.
etc, Sigma, 1915 est, y. W., Washington, ID. G.
lStf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
Uanted-To Erchange.

WANTED-TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
w perty In Grand Rapids OF good timber lands
For parliculars address P. 3. box Ig7, Byron
Centre Mich. lS8
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-20
Wduted--T0 Rent.

WANTED-TO RENT ROOM OCCUPIED
w py some young gentlemen, centrally loca-
ted, with privilege Of occupying same between
and u q m. only, rates reasonable. Address
X. o. X, box ). this office. 10
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-15

THE New York papers are urging the
building Of great music hall and its en-
dowment, SO that there shall DO perma-
ncnt fund TO sustain the Thomas orches-
ira. A Mr.. Higginson, Of Boston, sets
the Metropolis fine example in this di-
rection by assumingall the expenses attend
ant upon the maintenance in that city OF an
orchestra which, while it is not equal TO
Thomas, is fully up TO the requirements
OF an excelling musical organization, quito
up to the European standard. II Mr..
liigginson does this alone for Boston,
surely the mllionaires OF New York can
combine and do as much for New York.
1t would eventually be money in their
pockets
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-15
A STORY or THs STREET.

Gould you gentlemen please assist mcy'
Such was tho question addressed 60 two
men strolling through the custom house
plaza yesterday afternoon They had had
guod dinner aud were out Tor an airing. their
minds occupied with nothing other lhnn the
enjoyment of the picturesque river view.
They hal the sclfsaiislici air 81 wcll.eundl.
toned pcOplc whom The world Is using In a
kinlly fashion, and 10 whom IL !. inimaicrial
what the price " -four may be. The oue..
ton iarrcd upon their srnsibilltlcs they
were thinking OF anything rather than tie
di'trcsscs Of uuiostdnh,c humanity. Il Vas
q rude disturbancu u their apparent sslf.
cpmPlnccncy. rle srnliy u the warm
sabbath EVENING" together with stroller,
tumor, bad lulleiIhyif -rnscs into a Mind
~ hill.slumbrous ,luic. anil they s.cmsd en-.
tirriy cunicnicd 10 dfif about eaortlc.,ly.
nut they wvrc not men either OF citcl,,, or
s1lfsh di'p,,itiobt boy vcrc men OF the
world who had Known thy scamy side Of lie
ani whose 'ympithi,s very quick 90 start
upon uo,asIon. a.ri
They stopped al once.
They Ncry not whut th,y appeared 10 DO
They woro not the Ni,lliodo pcrsnns their
,asi .roiug nioycmcnt Indicated. They Wer,
wuik.ngmcn Who had known what IL uus 10
'iutg'c 10 the teeth u adyority They had
known what u was 10 meet the turn NJ tl,c
worlds cold shoulder They hai known
" hat II Was 10 rgarl the Interval between
Saturday nights ~ dismn' eternity. They |
boil lcsrusd that the promise II today i /
,Iirnumo' the jisappoinlmyut u Ito NOR. 4
.ur' They hid known whit IL was 10 sing
Doe s'ug "Whcn rhis on rnii Was Ncw,'
MI ~ pat tear into every syllable
Therefore, their hands went NJ ,nc 10
heir tugsyts.
ius Is the WY with mon Who knock
'syui ,hc world canyhg thg.r hearts Ia
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-15
THURMAN'S LETTER or ACCEPT.
1NCE.

MIR. Thurman, Withdrawing his pre-
viously expressed opinion that the excel
lent campaign speeches he had made in
Michigan, Ohio and New York were in
themselves a sufficient assurance OF his &C.
ceptance Of the Democratic nomination
for Vicc-President OF the United States,
has written formal letter Of acceptance,
which we print in full in another column.
1t is, measured by any Of the letters
Of acceptance that have preceded
IT, very short That this Is great merit
the readers OF TIE APPEAL will admit
when they have given it the attention II
deserves. II is a concise and compact
statement Of the doctrines and policy of
the Democratic party compared with the
impolicies OF the Republican party, set
forth in plain language that will carry TO
tho commonest understanding the conyic.
ton OF the right and justice Of the Demo.
cratic cause. This letter from the grand
'ol1 man." who Ia so beloved by the
party OF which by right OF service and
commanding ability he IL the leader,
is an admirable illustration OF the elo.
qucnce OF simplicity. There is in it no
waste OF words, no attempt at mere orna.
mont nor any tricks Of phrasing. 1t il
just plain statement of the principles and
reforms for which the Democratic party
has been contcnding with more or less Of
success in every State since July Mr..
Thurman shows that the Democratic
cause is the peoples cause, and the peo.
pies cause because II is the cause OF tariff
reform, reduction OF taxes aud the iilingof
many burdens from the shoulders Of the
overloaded masses. No man at any time
In the history Of our country ever repre-
scented a moro urgent OF better cause,
and no man ever cspoused 80 good cause
with more Of logical ability and oloqucnco
than the old statesman who has left the ro-
tiremcnt OF a scholars retreat TO DO Of
service to the party that represents the
principles Of jefferson and Jackson.
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FIoanel,s RexInIon nh.

PARIS, Oct. l4.-The Temps gives an out.
line Of Premier Floquet's revision bill.
The Senate and Chamber OF Deputies arc
to be renewed by thirds biennially. The
members arc to be elected by the Cham.
Der. The Senate shall have the right Of
suspensivc veto for almost two years, and
as regards financial bills shall have only
the right Of remonstrance, entailing a Sec
ond debate in the Chambers. II shall be
the Presidents right to dissolve tie Cham.
Der Of Deputies; abolished ministers shall
only be Obliged to resign on a solemn dec.
laration in the Chamber that they have
lost the nations confidence. NJ. Vinet,
Republican, has been elected senator for
Eure.
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Joseph Goes 10 the Thea,er.

VIENNA, Oct l4.-Emperor Francis
Joseph and the other members Of the i'm.
perial family, the foreign diplomatic rep
resentatives, members OF the aristocracy
and other notable persons were present at
the opening OF the Burg theater this even
ing. The Emperor received repeated ova.
tons, and the whole company appeared on
the stage and sang the national anthem.
The performance was most. successful and
the arrangements were much admired.
King Milan and Count Kalnoky had an
interview today lasting an hour.
Emperor Francis Joseph, King Milan,
the Prince OF Wales and the foreign diplo.
mats were present at a state banquet to-
day.
The Prose asserts that in an interview
King Milan denied that Austria aimed at
annexng Servia lie spoke warmly OF the
friendship Of Emperor Francis Joseph.