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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

ClRcuIr-Wm. /. Grorc, presiding
Amelia Mervn v. Elmer Crawford; /;
motion 10 dismiss granted, proceedings
staVed ten days. Frank DAVIS y. Z. q
". VI. Il. Il. Co; Judgment for the
plaintiff for So and costs, including at
tomev's fee of go, and against Wm.
Alden Smith, surety. The People Us.
Chas BrCarley, convicted of murder;
sentenced to twelve years at Jackson,
time for bill OF exceptions extended
thirty days. The People ys. Alexander
Mckenzie, arraigno for murder;
waived reading of information and
pleaded not guilty. Elizabeth X. Sher-
wood V. {. * W. NJ. i. X. Co., for
damages; still on trial. u. &. BwcL--
Horace p. snyder VS.. Simon p. DeNries,
assumpSit; Judgment for plaintiff for
$700and costs Of clerk and stenographer.
SUrERoR-E. f. Bwiingamc, Judge
The People vs.. Frank Beach, adultery;
trial resumed.
PROBATE Cyrus z. Perkins, judge
Estate of James VI. Arnott, deceased;
petition for administration filed; hear
ing January -. Estate OF Ann Schor-
merhOrn, mentally incompetent;
Henry Q. SchemerhOrn appointed
guardian. Estate of Samuel /. Wood
worth, deceased; letters of special adj
minlstratiOn issued to Irving Wood
worth. Estate of Chas. smith et al,
minors; letters of guardianship issued
to Wm Smith. Estate of Mary Z.
Hatch. deceased; executors annual ac-
count filed.
TxIrnD SrATEs-H 2. Scrcrcas, pre-
siding judgc-The Reid Towing and
Wrecking Company ". The Steamer
AtGahasca; still on trial. Peter J. Dan
hOf, OF Grand Haven, admitted TO prac-
tice.
POucE CoURr-John Holmes, presiding
Martin Boland, drunk; -. JAS.
Graham. drunk; 3. Geo. 4. Joyce,
drunk: s.. Albert MyeTson, drunk s..
Chas. Pickle, drunk; y. Richard Roe,
drunk; -. Mrs. Welsh. drunk $2.
Ed. Hart, nolhed. r. W. Hamilton,
refusing to assist officers; adjourned TIL
Jan. at 10 a. IN. Wallace Watson,
larceny; adjourned till Jan. II at 10 a.
m. Cua,. Ncz.s, larceny; same order.
Alfred Broad, embezz.emcnt; continued
tn JaL. Is. Joshua Boyer, assault and
battery; adjourned till Dec. . at 10 a.
M. Jacob Rynburg, burglary; ad-
j0urned till Dec. 20 az 10 a. IN. Chas.
Gynburg, same Offense; same order.
Fred y. iInkfcld, same Ofonse; same
order.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Arthur MclIugh, 36j Fourth-st.,
typhoid fever; Henry Howe, li9 Davis
50, measles Maggie MIil'gan, 5l6
A'p.nc-avo., measles; Annie d. Graves,
IS Pars-avc.. measles; Walsh child, p
Kvor-avo., measles Josephine OstiySe,
$50 McBeyuo.1s-st.. measles; John Nor
TUeck. $40 Crosoy-st., measles ) BOeg-
sena, l57 McKryno.ds-st., measles;
Katie Butcher. 81 Broadway-st., mc3-
ss, Thomas Riley a55 F1ta-st., mca-
81 Gus. ~errensau, 93 West Bridge-st.,
measles. Thomas Cummiug>. 80 shell
lon-s.. dpHfhera; Emma KemDbe d,
ll E~12tvav-s diphtaera, Lester J.
Hudrr. 3 Basc.ay-st, dphthero T..
Nciar.n. 81, Fast Fuit4u--t.. scarlet
fever. Grace Christ. tae Irving, scarlet
fever. Nary DykstIa. - Henry-st
alIltnaIa.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20
NPaESSHL 08S1 us
Accorded tbs Late S arerlutea- -s2f.
J. ID MaEasany


"a 4 4 b
4 aost u ths freats ana 81 a4-a-
e. aees u l s p Alet-e-.E a.
tsl1a1 le l-lelA. -4el--s-s al t-e
fou4l4. .l-sll--s Bapl-s- C.lrcl yes-el-
day. Tue Ar ees 41 l-e a9l-l aele
e9asucted 8y Eav Dr lo.a. IS - also
a.t ~. Iapgsr u t-s exercises 90
tle ehlrcl.
Tie hof4l offerings were beautiful
lay01l description. among t-e most
attractive beng fora. passenger
coa.-. Ile n-es- De4u Lfu. a4a touch
ag tribute ~ all VAS Ihat presented by
lae lf4.n as. 4lc.erszad ie-s ssrarA opeE-
alols. Il consisted u lro-d l0aI
ne.4 s. .tA q t.A-@ lrasers.1g it and II
saeh ead stood q telegraph pole VITA
lae alc- oc.4e4 @nd grounded on Toe
so.hn. lhe sentiment expressed Ds
lts orssu 4 IaFueuIar.y s. touching aAd
eloquent o. ~ telegraph ano rli b
road Mcl. Nearly every orhcer ot tne
road was pre- -u.. and q large lumber
Z ~ the cap sgls.
+. - D Eoll--. superintendent OF
+ the southern alF.st1u, Was present, aud
I j. deeply ad Tested ~ the death Of hls
o.a fueld. They had been cOmpan
IONS ald bad worked together tor
I.-rty-ute years Both had worked
F their way q their respective position,
f from tle l1ae., rounds ~ tlc ltdder.
1Ig. % k1urke aa- cQudu actor 0t 4 trc Elt
+ tlau Wlle Ar. Aetueany was tele-
graph operator
s t-r1-g oI prominent citizens lol-
lowed -lc re4la.us 10 the depot, where
/ they were pat ou board "A special tram.
President Ugglart sent las private car
/ 4Or tht usc ol Those WlOaccCmpanlcd the
/ remains, and the conductor and en-
sneer WLO came In from the south
with t1- deceased on Friday night
+ WerC placed .a charge % the Tram tuat
7 carried h.m % his last resting place.
The engine and ears were heavily
/ draped lu mourning.
The pal-near-rs from the home to
the church and thence 20 the depot
We're: ~. K. shelby, T. j. OBren,
I Henry Sullivan, VIM. FlzGerald. L. T..
f Ieavcnworth. Conductor John Banks,
/ Engineer Johnson and &. L. CLnSstOu
/ Ol tiuskcgon.
The ec1rt of honor were. Freight
conductors. = III. Iamk.n, r. n. Leyau;
. engineers. Henry Johnson. Jas. smith,
. passenger conductors, v. Pond. j.
A. smith; bIakemon, l.. e. POr-
ter, r. Chapn; nremcn, Weather
lee. j. H. PettDccr; employc>
OF the machine shops, Jas. keeg9n. J.
i. Wood, Geo. simpson; OF the car
shops, r. A. Knight, Paul Schneider
I trackmeu, l.. &. Shaunncssey and
I Timothy Lynch.
The escort accompanied the remains
20 Lima. and there the following
Official, of the railroad acted as bear
crs: ! Ii. Z. Hughart, F. \. Gorham
/ &. l.. Lockwood, L. :. O'Rourkc, q. :
Johnson, :. ID. Bradley and W. b
simpson.
Among those from out of the city tt
attend the funeral were Mr,. Mcthe
any, the aged mother of the deceased
+. +. Mctheany and wife, of Cadillac
K. b. Hughes, Big Rapids; I. +. Nc
Sweeney, Reed City; ". NJ. Carpenter
I Traverse City; :. {. scott Howard
I City; +. J. ~haunuc>scy, Big Rapids
and L. VI. Fish, Of Chicago. These &C
compau.cl the party 10 Lima together
with r. !. kCat, =. R. Wilson, Chas
Johnson, Ed. Fitzgerald and other per
I ,Onal friends.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

u III
- -
N-e't.s' l.e'-.3 e4 l@s@eais'a-'s f-'ef'' '-'
l.er second annual reosnllon aad bal
ta2t = ta t.e hela Al Harfsaau's Ha. 81
slil f4rulSa tae nluse. Nlth PROT 4
Baum as pIomplef Tie reception n 81
be hela fEom $ o. o'clock and .ae
1aueg Nli -AsI ironl u = q. m- lat
IAownf, .. pstt.-rsoS 49, 81 l.eseh
Game 0f ali KINDS Al nettenthslFr's
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Das ess.a.e3 ta-~- =.
n91a 4 slertss. ana Ae-sfs. F.s--
k eaus-L g.lf. gre5 e-'aas--
4sa taer 1aefe "-- =
e.. 1s-4l a.A. nee tsl9lros.
ffstar E5s head vss fortansta m
.-ca saeh so.5sts as Asfon ".
IS. ,les AID M.ss 6enegla JOHNSTON 90
saae1r mtl ue 0ssor-o ,o>leis en-
tie oee4s.ol 81 tAs presentation 81 tAe
I'D seats RAY 10 reserved ~
aay uue ~ HegDeAs muac store,
ko4lltA .i--sL.
Mss Kate Emmett. sho S tie par
tcuiar sg4I - The hA-ls % So"
York. wash 0-l TuI ~ hv44ioia +
ue2- H.ek, ), surrounded py HAIRY
good coMpauv Tie cast presents t--
Games oi I-0. Thompson, oelilAll
{ c0aled Charles Patterson,
/ Iane1eu. Edward Knott, M. r Wa
cou. Maud Peters Nellie AaskeA ald
( l0tge Williams. Seats are now OF SAFE.
Tie latest ady.ces from Lawrence
Barrett. uao had an operation per-
formed GA as thr0at .ast Monday are
very encouraging. The tragediAn NAL i'e
Obliged % rest Tor the remainder OF Tie
season. aud wall 20 to water cure ia
/ Germany. II would be calamity
ID tile American stage 10 lose
+ Sir. Barrett. No matter how
oDlnlons may lfter ~ 10 the quality OF
. d. -
F puted that he j. the greatest producer
F ia the history Of American stage. lie
/ has done more than any other actor 10
encourage higher standard OF
dramatic writing 10 TINS country.
Boxers Francesca a. kmmlhl,
+ H0Nells "lOrlcks Love-" Young :
I "Pcudragou" aud the recent produc-
/ ton OF TINS authors 'Ganelon stand
/ in attest OF Mr. Barrett's enterprise
and patriotism.
The sale of seats fOr the engagement
I OF the New York Lyceum Theater COM
I pauy in "Ihe Wife" will begin at
/ Powers theater thls morning. There
/ Is already considerable interest aroused
/ here iu regard to tins engagement, as
/ Boyd Putnam, former Grand Rapids
/ boy, VIII play the leading role. ne
/ Wife" VIII be presented next Tuesday
evening and Wednesday afternoon and
/ evening.
st the matinee tomorrow at Smith :
/ Opera House an interesting program
viii be gwen. In the evening Is the
last opportunity of seeing the splendid
/ show on the boards this week.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Joe Paxton, the StOcking-st. barber
who IS so frequently in trouble, was ar
rested again late yesterday afternoon
by officer ClL Joseph has an uncon-
trollablc desire to be tough, in the fUll
pugilistc sense of the word, and he has
thus TAR made brilliant success of his
efforts, although hi, ts,ic achievements
are not of that sort tnat fair-m.nded
men regard as legitimate. His name Is
not new one iu Official circles, and
only Wednesday afternoon hc wa, fined
in the police court - and costs for sim
ply giving man. Augustus Hart, a
"Jab, a. he termed It. The lab. +"
however, created a result on Hart's
face, much similar in appearance 10
such as m gilt be made by PAIR Of en-
ercet.c young mules heels, or a inalict
dczteross.y welded by a brawny armed
blacksmith. 1t was only "a lab, how
ever. Yesterday Joe was arrested again
on r warrant sworn out hv Hart, charg-
uC hm with assault and battery. and
i IS likely chan Judge Holmes VIII not
accept a,s plea " guilty 50 readily, OF
tvcat am So leugutT q. ne did on
Wednesday when he appears this
morning.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20
TOWN TOPICS


L'l la- 500 f-.flfaa --e ---- &C
See Asfl4rA Paltrc' 80 l0 Cabinets.
gaa stsres s..5.lf tsan sere SIDED
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le....,..rg ....- sal i've a,
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-,
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+e FiAAA Ds-
80 t'.-'f
''' 9ilD'' ~ 80
4ue 1nlu-. sale - fancy ARTICLES ~
the -Al4e- - ol4ee tL--tA ats lel4
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20


James Massie has gone 70 Greenville.
III. a. DykhoCse went 20 Detroit yes
tefday-
Rev. John Graham has returned from
ALBION
Ms. Lena Cole IS visiting friends in
Nls1e g0u.
ID. R.udge has the diphtheria in
very m .d form.
Ms W F stowe is visiting her
mother iu Adrian.
Dr. a.. 3. Miller has returned from a
VISIT with friends "a the East.
Eco. Burkhardt, ol Caledonia, was
in tne city yesterday ON business.
VIM. A. Beikey s visiting his daugh-
ter Mrs. Neeley. at Muuc.c, Ind.
Mrs Wm. A. Howard and Mrs Wm.
s. Howard were n Detroit Yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. y. Anderson, of
Greenvl.e, are visiting friends n this
city.
Misses Mabel Edie and Gertrude
Jecks are home from oIIyet College for
the holidays
Mrs. 4. y. smith, of Grand Rapids, is
Join's RPgiicrn.
Lieut.. J. -. Kroner, Of the Grand
Rapids Guard, has Withdrawn his ten
dcr-drcs guatl0n.
Nr, W. II. Cobb, of Kalamazoo. Is
tn guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
r Rood, OF Statc-st.
Rev. II. 2. We,ton, Of Detroit, is in
tUr C.tv on business. and j. also cnlOv-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Sneeks 49, -hew aFfr~~r 49, Ersvssf-
Iesa~rn. ssTs $50 ts-as TheT 80
vafgsfl@-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Hrevey, the jeweler, i enjoying an
unusually large business. The prin-
cipal cause OF this increased trade ls
the elegant stock of diamonds, Jewelry.
sllyerware, etc, Mr.. Heryey Is show.
ing. and the remarkably low prices
beng asked.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

r. IT, Seymour, l45 Monroe-st.. 2
show 1g q new and very elegant line 4
etch.rgs. Lovers 0f elegant spec mems
u art should not isu - inspect tls
linz
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

For a curtain, top desk, polish fin
ish, four feet wide, Tor S29, 90 10 Nne-
gar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Gloves of sU krds 81 Gardner 4
Baxter e. 55 Monr1o-st
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Do YOU want an album Come and
see my line. {. c. Davidson, 80 Pearl
ST., corner Arcade.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

No one should forget that 7. II. Red
mond' S cigar store Is located at A.
Pearl-st., at the corner of the Arcade
and Pearl-st. Mr. Redmond has in
stock an unusually fine line of cigars
and tObaccOs. Ii you want nice
smoke, purchase your cigar at Red
mOnd's.
Fresh oysters received daily at Det-
tenthaler's.
Black Pongee silk handkerchiefs at
Gardner Il Baxter's, % MonrOe-st.
For hanging lamp, Sl.75, sl.s7, s. 90,
q 80. S2.75, $500, 1926, 10 $1,000, 60 10
Vinegar Furniture Company.
New figs at Hatch's, Is cents per
pound.
For a fine sideboard, solid oak, polish
finish, for SO, go to Vinegar Furniture
Company.
For fire crush plush, silk band
suite, walnut frame, SIX pieces, for S33,
60 to Vinegar Furniture Company.
Dainty things in scarf pins at Gardner
& Baxter's, 30 MOnrOo-st.
Foot rest frames, upholstered to suit
your fancy on short notice, at Heyman
& Company's, 65 and 50 Canal-st.
Come and sec my line of Xmas pres
ents. "Pigs in Clover" given with
every purchase. {. c. Davidson, SO
Poarl-st., conner Arcade.
Dressing cases and travelling bags
combined at Gardner d Baxter's, 81
MOnroe-st.
For extension tables for $3.50 20 S25,
60 to Vinegar Furniture Company.
IF YOU wish picture framed, remem-
bcr that at +. II. SevmOur's, l4j Mon
roe-st., a magnificent line of mOuldngs
Of new and uch patterns Is on display
TO make a selection from. Artistic work
is guaranteed. Mr.. Seymour also shows
a large assortment Of frames IN new
designs.
Novelties, novelties, novelties N G. c.
Dav.dson's, - Pearl-st., corner Arcade.
Choice Sweet Cider at HatcA's, u
cents per gallon.
Fine new figs at Hatch's, Is cents PEI
pound.
Gloves of al kinds at Gardner &
Baxter s, 55 Mouroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

julius 4. J. Friedrich, 80 and 80
Canal-st., IS showing an elegant line OF
musical Instruments suitable for the
holidays. Select your Christmas pres
ents of Mr.. Friedrich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

smoke and cheE eFinrst sd Fravesfr
Tobacco save the cards. They hre
4 q . LIZ
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Nev fg. At Hatols, I5 cents per
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

For fire crush plush. silk band
60 to Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

For fine 3 CT glass, 20x-2, French
plate, solid walnut frame, for ,2s, e 70
Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Come and see my line of Xmas pres
ents. pigs in Clover" given with
every purchase. {. c. Davidson, SO
Poarl-st., corner Arcade.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Dainty things in scarf pins at Gardner
& Baxter :, 30 MOnrOc-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Crystalized fruits at Hatch IS, 50 0oent:
per pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Bath robes at Gardner d Baxter's, 8;
MOurOp-St
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Terrence " Kelley sells Ben Hur
cigars. Try Llem.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Novelties, novelties, novelties at c. c.
Dav.dson's, 10 Pcarl-st., corner Arcade.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Foot rest frames, upholstered to suit
your fancy on shor. notice, at Heyman
& COmpany's, So and 60 Csnal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Fresh oysters received daily at Det-
tenthalpr's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Scarf pms, studs, cuf and collar but
tons, a. grades. all styles. Wander
Werp, Benjamin Bros. 4 Co., - Mon
zoe.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Choice sweet cider al Hatoh's, l5c
r,+r "a ior
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20
Game OF all kinds at DettenthaleF'

Julius A. j. Friedrich. 80 and 81
Canal-st., i showing an elegant line OF
musical instruments suitable for the
holidays. Select your Christmas pres
ents OF Mr. Friedrich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Dressing cases and travelling bags
combined at Gardner q Baxter's, 81
MOnTOe-St.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Fresh oysters received daily at Bet
tenthaler'S
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Smoking Jacket al Gardner & Bax-
ter's, 90 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Gloves of All kinds at Gardner &
Baxters, - Mour0e-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

For fine sideboard, solid Cak, polish
finish, for SO, go to Vinegar Furniture
COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

SIX umbrellas AZ Gardner 4 Baxter's, :,
55 MOnroe-sI.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Fresh oysters received daily at Det
tenthaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Fine trimming bags at Gardner &
Baxter's, 81 MOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

For extension tables for $3.50 20 $25
20 TO Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Black Pongee silk handkerchiefs at
Gardner Il Baxter's, 90 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

Fine new figs at Hatch's, Is cents PEI
mound
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

New figs at Hatch's, Is cents pc
pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

For hanging lamp, Sl.75, sl.S7, s. 90,
81 80. $2.75, $500, 1926, TO $1,000, 60 10
Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20
Ladies Pocket
F|}(|)|)|K 3 | |
This week we Will offer great bargains
i'm this line. Look at the following:

We have the very neatcst Xmas Cards
on the market. Beautiful Hand
Painted Cards Irom
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-20

H. Leonard IS Sons & Co.'S stores are
crowded every day. Come early before
the rush so you can be properly waited
upon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-14

LORD SALISBURY. replying to a depu-
tation in favor of bi-metallic standard
of currency. said he did not think a
parliamentary decree would settle the
question but the opinion of the people.
founded on business interests. must de-
eide it. He hoped that the coming
congress at Paris would be really an
international one. The final decision
would depend on how far the nations
would cooperate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-14

Ar the annual meeting of the Liv-
erpool (England) Gas Fittings Com
pany it was stated that the company
vas about to try the experiment Of
using an automatic gas meter. 1t was
an apparatus Of recent invention and
had been successfully tried in Bir-
mingham. The consumer, by putting a
penny in q slit in tho apparatus. could
obtain q supply Of twenty-five. cubic
feet Of gas. and it was expected that
for small tenement holders this ar
rangement would prove both conven-
lent and economical - y. =.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-14

INSTRUCTIONS have been issued by the
Canadian Department of Railways and
Sanals for the opening of all the st.
Lawrence canals from midnight Satur-
days unit; six p. m. Sundays This
order Is the outcome of the strong
representations of Canadian fOrwarders
that by closing all the canals all day
On Sunday they were Disseminated
against and that traffic was diverted
to the Erie canal which otherwise
would take the st. Lawrence route.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-14

IT has been officially announced on
the New York Stock Exchange that no
nor quotations will be distributed by
stock indicators or tickers. Quota
tiOns will be gathered on the floor, but
members will have to furnish them to
customers by memorandum. a in
former times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-14

The Cunard Steamship Company
and the Oceanic Steam Navigation
Company have secured the contracts
TO carry the outward mails from Great
Britain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-14

ALEXANDER MCKAY. general freight
agent of the Michigan Central rail.
road. Local Freight Agent Nichols
and Contracting Freight Agent w. p.
Griswold. of the same line. and E. L.
Somers. agent of the Blue Line. who
were a few days ago indicted by the
Federal grand jury for violation of the
Interstate law. have given bonds at
Chicago for$1. 600 each. A. w. Street.
formerly assistant freight agent of the
Michigan Central, who was also in
dicted, did not appear.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-14
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

AOO4A1OOAA ~ASkA AO&1Rs
CLEAhIAG house returns tor the weel
suded June 8 showed an average increase
1t 281 compared with the corresponding
week Of last ear In New York the in.
crease was 40.S
IT is reported in St Petersburg that
during the Shah's visit there q secret
treaty was made between Russia and
Persia for tho temporary annexation Of
Northern Persia to Russia in certain
cases
THE statue of Bruno was unvailed In
Rome on the 9th with imposing cere.
monies. Deputy Bovio eulogixed th<
memory of the martyr.
LEONARD SWEET. the well-known Chi
ago lawyer. died suddenly ON the after.
noon Of the 9Th.
The eight-hour committee OF the Trade
and Labor Assembly Of Chicago has de.
Icided to make the short workday demon.
stration on the Fourth of July.
COLONEL JOHN d. MILES has declined
his appointment as one of the Cherokee
Commissioners.
IL is estimated that 400 natives were
killed in the recent fight at Saadani, neal
Zanzibar. The bulk Of the property de-
stroyed belonged to British East Indiana
JOHN D. HYER, of Pennsylvania, has
been promoted to be . principal examiner
IN the Pension Office, Vice John A. Colds.
boro resigned.
CHIEF ENGINEKR ARTHUR denies tho &C.
curacy of tho report that he had declared
q he would never approve another
strike. It Is said if the ~engineers' de.
mand for short runs and hour il moi
ANN0NR6 Hn = AtRskA ~A~A.>0 e. NJ r.
gland will result
JOHN CRANE. . workman in the slaugh.
ter house at $40 West Fortieth street. New
York. fell down an elevator shaft recently
and was killed. His wife Minnie, on hear.
ing OF his death, jumped from q window
OF her room in the third story Of the tene.
ment at 119 Tenth avenue, and was fatal.
~ injured.
JAcK0 WALLER Q local boatman, with
Frank Davies, . friend. were out on the
river some distance above the Niagara
falls, when they lost control Of the boat
and II vas swept over the falls. The
bodies OF the mon were not recovered.
IT 10 stated on good authority that Gay.
lord Beach, general manager Of the Bee
Line. has resigned and v. T. Malott, 70.
|ceivsf Of the Chicago & Atlantic, has ap.
pointed him general manager Of that line
A sroRN swept through Arkansas City,
Ark, on the night Of the 9Th. Kate
Walton. aged fifteen, and her sister aged
|atne, were killed and their mother and
another q OF the family seriously In.
jured.
MARGAREr CARROLL, aged twenty-five.
Maria Thomas. aged t~hirty.ons and
Maggie Thonas. aged two year,. were
irowned in tho Monongahela river, Pitts
borgh. Pa, OF the Oh. The party, In
company with two men. who were In
'oxicated. were crossing the river IN Q
ski6. which Vas upset 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-14

ADMIRAL GERHARDT. who has re-
turned to Washington from Hayti. re-
ports to the Navy Department that
he does not think there is any truth in
the m of a treaty between France
and Legitime. though he thinks it
probable that Legitime's representa-
tive in Paris has proposed such q
treaty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-14

JUDGE SULLIVAN. of San Francisco.
an an order in the Sharon case. re-
fusing to recognize Judge Sawyer's
Injunction. holds that the United States
Circuit Court is not superior to the
State court and that it has no power
70 annul the decree of a State court.