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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-12
Schnaubelt Discovered.

l LONDON, Sept. 1T has been discovered
that Schnaubelt the Chicago anarchist
who is supposed to have thrown the fatal
boom in the Haymarket riot, has been
living in London under the protection of
an anarchist named Penkert The ut
most secrecy h been observed with re-
gard to Schnaubelt's presence here. but
recently his identity was discovered, and
his patron changed his quarters. 1t is
now learned that Schnahbelt has fled the
city, fear ,ng that he would be arrested
and cx.radited TO Chicago.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-12

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The people are of the tereoyped prices nkshop ana submit the lowest Pce on first cass goods published in Southwest Arkansas
Nevada County picayune., 1889-11-06
Enemies of the Wheat Aphis.

Prof Cook, of the Michigan Experi- ment Station, calls attention to the in- sect enemies of the aphis, and in the absence of any known artificial remedy advises farmers to encourage their ln- sect friends Numbered with these beneficial insects are the wheat louse parasite. a tiny black fly. Lady bird beetles are also very efficient aids in the work of ridding the grain fields of aphides. Both as larva and as mature insects they feed on the plant lice and rapidly deplete their ranks. The syrphus fly. rapid-hying. two-winged insect and lined with yellow bands, lays its eggs on the plants among the aphides, and the maggots that hatch from these, and which somewhat re- semble leeches, suck the plant lice bloodless. The green, lace winged chrysopa tly, with golden eyes. Is DO meat factor in it's warfare against plant lice. The fly does not feed on the lice. but it's larvee does and with decided effect. N. |. World
Nevada County picayune., 1889-11-06
4 BENEVOLENT DOG.
He Gives Away His own Breakfast to a
 Poor. Homeless Cur.


 A dog in the neighborhood of Man chester has been distinguishing him. self in a marked degree, This is not a homeless cur, but dog in easy cir cumstances, and owned by kind and indulgent master. Too indulgent, the reader may be disposed to think, when he is told that every morning at lunch time the creature was presented with a penny, which it carried in it's mouth to the shop of baker, and there pur- chased a biscuit. It happened, how ever, that the baker. meeting the owner of the dog, mentioned to him that he had not been for his biscuit lately. This was unaccountable, and the more so because the animals master had remarked that during the past week or so it had exhibited un- usual impatience for lunch time, en- deavoring by caressing and tail-wag- ging to obtain the luncheon money be- foce it was due. When it at last re. ceivcd 1t 1t had never failed to run off in a hurry, and after awhile returned without the coin. seemingly satisfied with its investment.
 The next morning after the baker had made his communication to the gentleman, tho latter, after giving his dog the penny, was curious to watch it. And To and behold! it never went near the biscuit shop, Without an in- stant's delay it hastened to tripe sell CTS, and there bought and paid for a neat and tempting skewering of ''paunch." But it was not for its own eating. With cheerful alacrity it took the meat in its mouth and made for an empty house, and to the cellar thereof. and, being closely followed, the benev- olent creature was discovered in the ct Of delivering it's precious penny worth to a poor, miserable tyke. a stranger to tho neighborhood. and ap- parently of the tramp species. Evi- dently it had been taken ill on tho road. and probably would have died in she cellar into which it had crawled tor shelter had Il not 5een for tho kind commlseration of thS other dog, who probably quite ny accidept had found it there. e.-Londor Globe
Nevada County picayune., 1889-11-06
BROWH < BLAkELYS Great Reduction Sule /!
Fifteen thousand dollars (Sl5,OOO worth of first-class goods thrown upon the market
 Al Less Than Auction Prices!

We don't advertise bargains in cheap notions, etc, as some do in order to catch, but we are gong to lay everybody the shade on everything Our stock is complete in every lne--goods of superior quaCy
Nevada County picayune., 1889-11-06
w .A RR A N TED

CoRNFH.yuls. Mas. Dee. l2, isSs. PArfs NEnfctsr Cu. Paris. Teun.
 fla-c seud nsr tbree dozeu or vonr Groves Taste. less thi Teuic sas pleased sith th lot from you last srH fH1. The people were delighted win it. | Eavr Eodt Chin Touie some chitirru uho were 'lc tnd sSarihv Hui cnactated having had chrout, chils t'E hiouihs past, 0uc ai thcm t,f a ,rar Anh eithin threv weeks anrr hsginuiug wiih 'thg Chft fants tb'N hale and hsarfr With r,l anl ,,,sx shvtLa. It acted hke charm.
 N. W. sTISsoS, N. D.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-11-06


 Iwcntto the
 
 My skin looked nearly all ofwhA mrGc ul ard ltoc induced Dr. C. R las rnot. ndnoWIfr anli m Icyerdp ,Auy.l2 w Y. MT uuu.l his had delay and him. for sale by R. l HINTON DRuG CO
Nevada County picayune., 1889-11-06
GROVES TAsTELESS CHILL TONIC

It is as pleasant to the taste as lemon
 syI"p. The smallest infant will take it and
 never know it is medicine. Children cry for it. Never fails to cure. Chills once broken will not return. Cost you only half the price of other Chill Tonics. Eo Quinine needed. No purgativs needed. Contains no poison. Cheaper than Quinine. ltpurifes the blood and rsmoves all malarial poison from the system. 1t Is as large as any dollar Tonic and
 PETALS FOR 50 CENTS.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-11-06
FEMALE TROUBLES RELlEvED--PlLES CURED.

Rev. w O REv.D r. Dna. Texas,  oft Iy the public that nm cured of Dr@ and Bleeding Piles Of m.rS person head from the day of his b and ths tn
  and we'll with exception of three small a fast well apparently, Dr. Kings Royal Grmuerh~ forus the anl
  Forsa Iy Hinton Connn
Nevada County picayune., 1889-11-06
We Also keep a full Stock of Pure Drugs, Leading Patent Medicines, Family tro ceries, TObaccOs and Notions.

Also Bibles Tesaments of the American Bible Society," the " Methodist Hymn Book and will furnish short notice book ma sold by the Publishing House at Nashville Tenn.
 Call prices. R. l llINToN DRi" -"
Nevada County picayune., 1889-11-06
WHAT AN ALLIANCE MAN SAYS:

Ahy that from skill had including speak, He found no Royal Grneeu He n Ashty' Smhfd TrnG Texas
Nevada County picayune., 1889-11-06

Q. ht months during which n had good medical ni and thought eys had been used for her relief advised Dr. relieved her and think has made children take. Ny little girl glad came for q J. E HARR& the exclusive right the will make liberal good for St Pike Polk Montgomery, aaycte Miller Little River ao Hampstead counties. Apply to
 k. l.. HINTON DRUG CO.,, Prescott Ah
Nevada County picayune., 1889-11-06
Read the Eyidence-TestimOnials.

tell the men else select will for trouble and for few of the thousen
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
4 HORRIBLE AFFAIR
The Corpse Of q Child Burned IN
the House Where 1t Died.
Two OTHER RESIDENCES CONSUMED
Ihe Accident the ISesuis IT the Cpsxttlns
~ Candie-fhs Nogher al this
ssiBt ct Death a. a hesals
Of the shock.

East SAGINAW, Mich, June 2S.-A
horrible affalr occurred al 4.3e D. Ia.
yesterday st Melbourne, * miles down
the RIVER. ia which the corpse Of the
infant daughter or John David Was ere
mated while the mother OF the child
Was lying Ill .n bed She ls now at the
point OF death through the shock, her
haSty removal and attendant eircum-
sta1ces- Il appears that the infant
died IN the afternoon. Later the
body Was lald out Candies were
1T and placed around the corpse.
one OF these upset, igniung
the sheets, bed drapenes, etc. The
flames spread rapidly. The mother
WAS carried out 10 Il near neighbor :
house. The residence and contents.
including the remains Of the deceased
child, were entirely consumed, az also
were the residences OF Fred David and
Il. Fatics.
Some danger threatened Whitney a
Bachelors mill plant first, hat prompt
action of the tire tugs and mil hands
ayerIed what might have been gen
eral cOntiagrabon. The loss is three
houses owned 10y Whitney Il Batcheler,
100
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
The Evening Reception.

From the earliest days OF the Grand
Rapids High school It has been custo-
mary tor the junior class - give re-
Cept uu and entertainment % the grad
ultaL class. and thIs custom was fol-
lowed bv tnc class of 900 last night n
tuelr entcrtainm ent of the graduating
class. NJ tle Park CONGREGATIONAL
church.
The class motto was placed back of
the presidents char. and the desk at
w1cn he sat was covered with heauti-
ful white lilies. and the room was 9TH
crwise tastctuliv decorated. The whole
assembly Of teachers. graduates and
pupils ndllged IN hearty hand-shak-
iuE and conversation.
1t was quite late before the members
of the two classes were assemble and
the president. tfcorge Heticrsn. called
them - order. After a short opening
speech the president announced mails
QusrtCtt. consisting 0f Nessrs B.uc-
scr. Looms, Hoyt and JOY. They
We're heartily enCored apd responded
Nltn a very pretty selection. TINS was
followed by ara essay. The class of
80. by Mary tarew. l.. +. Eddy rem
darrd a beautiful base salo. Parl T.
Wright gave a comic recitation which
called 0ut hearty applause ami laughter.
lle WAS followed by Messrs- Alfred
Hunt and John Bradhfm IN = violin
duet with carrie sterling a. accom-
PIANIST
Prot. 0rceSCn male q short speech ff
advice % the graduates. aud reminded
them 1T the debt which they owe - tho
community for the education which
f.rrv ,qu, ~-.r-u-.f al sE. ~..-tg
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
THE SUPREME COURT.
Twenty-Seven Opinions Filed at the State
Capital.

Capital.
LANSING, Mich, June 2S.-Twenty-
seven opinions were filed in the su-
preme Court today as follows:
Aflirmed-Johnson VS.. Lyon; Second
National Bank of Richmond, Ind, VS..
Wheeler; Hobbs vs.. Brush Electric
Light Company; Harrington VS.. Hol-
comb; People vs.. Watson and Rice;
People VS.. Gallagher; Town VS.. Arm
strong; Barnum vs.. Terpenning; Rus
sell W. Russell; Strawslne VS.. Salisbury;
Lay VS.. City of Adrian; O'Brien VS..
Fulkerson; Eaklns VS.. American White
Bronze Company; City of Detroit VS..
Beecher.
Reversed: Wormsdorf VS.. Detroit
City Railway; Decamp VS.. Schofield
Dundas VS. city of Lansing; Leblanc vs.
Kruger; Moore vs.. Harrison; Penning-
ton vs.. Pennington.
In People VS.. Hinchman, conviction
set aside and new trial ordered.
People vs.. Schick, conviction set aside
and new trial ordered.
In Chaddock VS.. Day, mandamus de-
MED.
In Fellows VS.. Cannay, action circuit
court commissioner sustained.
In Perrott VS.. Pierce and in Ware VS..
Branch circuit judge, mandamus de-
MED.
In Common Council of Cedar Springs
vs.. Kent circuit judge, mandamus
granted.
In Hughes VS.. Detroit recorders
court, prohibi ton granted with costs
against city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
SPRING
COMPANY
SUMMER.
SUMMER.

The season has been backward, but
We are dong a rushing business, No
dizziness in our lIamense establishment.
I p a. dafe we have ccllpSed the trade
~ last year H. manK thousands ~ dol-
iars. Crowds Nfnd lhtlr waY through
oar Mammoth lly Goods Emporium
ltAe largest in II esigm MiCmeaH4. alfh
$500 tnp worth of hrs Goods iAsteIuliy
exposed from which a. make ready and
satisfactory purchases. Crowds al the
SILK counter, crowds al ibt BLACK Goods
counter, crowds al tie Notion counter,
crowds at t4e domestic" counter,
crowds a. the Dress Goods counter,
crowds ateXcTg counter thr0ughoutlhe
houss tells us in n0 0tnoorialn language
that our iON prices 0n lrsl-class goods
are appreciated.
la tlte carly season Ne made YOU
eLttcrur luces on nearly 300 imported
combination Dress Patterns, from SIC. 30
10 So each. Our great matchless re-
ductl0n figures ranged from 500 10
49, They rapidly disappeared. Ne
ieli tiatierDd that our unurug efforts
10 please were - highly appreciated,
even though we made no prOnt Ne
bought more, a large lo, AT 4 great
sacrilce sale; they too are gone with
the exception of - hy actual count.
Our prices are still the low prices which
startled our competitors = few weeks
ago. S6.5o 10 si7.5o, and esert oae a
genuine bargain, OF dOl't you puf-
chase.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
A DIsGRACEFUL AFFAIR.
Is0 Aen aud ensen Ses Soass a I
k2~oEs IA ths Es~er hlosk.

ks~v8G a. tns tS~cH Ei8&k
The )&nlgor "a tAe Tower block re
ported q tae police st s.s0 last night
that disturbance Nas taxing place IA
= room rented IN fTed }. Daily. De
fectlse j. L Snllgh wAs detailed 70 look
the matter ap, and found tWo couples
IA the room having most disgfaceful
time. The Two women are middle
aged aud are divorced, one of them
having = soa ~ years old. Ope of tile
men = 3 married man With 3 family
the other Was = SINGLE man
The ot4cer had 20 listen bat . mo
menl, for tleY were making the block
Tlng With Ibe Yliest OF language aud
were - hght in compromising s.tu&-
ton bv ghc detective. Ar. Sm ia went
Ia headquarters and. with sonlc
help. N$ul hack an1 took the women
10 hesd1 1uaT.ers. tut they were allowed
- 90 hohne after talking Tor some tame
with Lleuteuant Hurley. The heuten-
ant refused h. give up the names Of
any OF the parties because he hsd
promised the women that he would
not. aud be never breaks has wora Ia a
woman- The parties had evidently
been Ia King more beer than Vas good
for them and they became noisy, other
wise their revels would never have
been known. The police do not state
whether any arrests Viii be made or
not
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
FORTY THOUSAND SHORT.
\ Warrant for the Arrest of Well
known Fhiisdelphis business Man.

Warrant for the Arrest of Well
known Fhilsdelphis business Man.
PHILADELPHIA, june 2S.-Gcorge ".
|. Wright, well known business man of
this city and the supreme treasurer of
the Order of Tonu, is reported 10 be
$40. 900 short IN his accounts with the
order, and "A warrant for his arrest has
been issued.
Wright is also prominently connected
with the order OF Pente and the Order
of Iron Hall, and is secretary and
treasurer of the Northwestern Stor-
age Company. 1t is understood
that ms accounts with the
storage company are all right. The
Trust, safe-deposit and surety Com
pany OF Philadelphia, and the Amer
can Surety Company, OF New York
are on Wrights bond for $4,000, and
Will be called upon TO make good his
shortage IN the Order of Ionti.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
Youthful Burglars.

ttsNstNs 20 W. VsNStSse- -vytNNs-
CEDAR SPRINGS, Mich, June 2S.-State
Agent j. ". Holcomb was in town to-
day investigating the matter of the
breaking into the school building, for
which four small boys were arrested a
few days ago. Quite quantity of the
electrical machinery and other appa-
ratus belonging to the school had been
taken away before the theft was dis
covered, but the most of it has been
recovered. Ed. Mcconnell, Warren
Provin, Arthur McHattie and Artie
Wycott were brought before Justice
Green today and fined sums ranging
from S3.2S To $l1.7S, which the boys
VIII probably pay and seek amusement
OF another sort hereafter.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
IN The SILK DEPARTMENT.

We are alwsys showing special values;
unceasing are our efforts TO sustain the
enviable reputation we have achieved.
In CHINA Silks, commencing al 3s cents
per yard. We are selling hundreds OF
yards daily. Black Gros Gram Silks,
grand bargains, from s5 cents 80 1925
per yard. k4iie FRANCHISE III a dozen
stylish shades, at 81. 90 TO $l.25, worth
fully 3St per cent. more than the price
we ask you. Fancy Silks and Saiins
for trimmings. and combining with
either six or wool goods, IN endless
variety.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
Ladies Muslin underwear.

The largest stock IN the CITY, and
nothing old or sollcd; everything fresh
and new, direct from the best manufac-
turers. The time was when ladies
made the greater portion Of their mus.
I'm undercslmenis. That time /. past
at least that is our nnurcs. ion from
the large quantities We ave dans srll-
ng. Anything you want Rc f~n ciyd
yon from corset tnNer CT q pretty
apron at . cents up Ia The very host
garments produced. Our prces VIII
always be satisfactory g. you.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
THE CLOSING HOURS
Some Important Measures Passed
by the Legislature.
The SOLDIERS HONE GETS 4 LIFI
Aa Appropriated OF 5000 - Bay the
>.aadsrs = whitney Place >Peaksr
btekeaaa Handsomely ketne1zr
kercd b. the House.

sAs-sssss Se.sss..-ssssa-
LANSING, Mich., June 2s.-The Legs
lature passed general appropriation
balls today. The total 20 ~ raised dur
ing the next two years is f3,0S5, $500,
0f winch 81 SEQ ,5l322 l. Tor general
purposes and the remainder for spec al
purposes The expense of the present
Legislature Is estimated IN the bill at
sl35,ooo. Almost 100000 Is for the
care of the insane.
The Grand Rapids Justice bill Is a
law, having been signed by the GOV
ernOr today.
The bill 20 purchase the Saunders 4
Whitney property for the use OF the
soldiers Home, has passed both
houses.
The Minority Representation bill,
providing for cumulative system OF
elecung Representatives u the Leglsla-
ture has passed both houses. 1t Will
affect Grand Rapids.
The substitute Senate Election bill
passed during the last hours.
The bill To allow agricultural sOcie-
ties to extend the term of their cor
pOrate existence has passed both
houses.
Speaker Diekema was presented with
several handsome pieces of silyerware
this evening, Representative Eaton
making the presentation. The scenes
IN both Houses during the closing
hours were exciting, the galleries and
lobbles beng crowded with spectators.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
FINISHING HIS WORK.
AdIutant-GcneraI Hastings submits a
Report to Gov Beaver.


Report To GOV. Beaver.
HARRISBURG, Pa, June 2S.-In n re-
port submitted TO the Governor, Ad-
jutant-General Hastings says the State
viii have completed the work Mt Johns
town IN ten days from tomorrow. This
Will include the removal Of the debris
in the Conemangh river, and the clean
ing of the streets and collars.
lie thinks the heads of fam
lies and single men earning wages
should be at once cut oil from relief in
the line of food, clothing and supplies.
The portable houses are condemned
as inadequate, and the erection of tenn
porary houses IS suggested. He also
suggests that the relief committee APP
propuste a sum of money to each of
the boroughs tor the purpose
OF paying the ordinary municipal
expenses of the government. He
SAYS the ration list has been cnt down
from > 600 To 1900. and that tomor-
row or sunday he VIII bo ready 10 turn
over the entire commissary depart
ment 20 the citizens of JOhnstown. with
satisfaction TO all.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

ib,,cswt - Fvt NsNts,ss -sts,NN
CLARION, Mich, June 2S.-Farmers are
plowing up their corn in tins vIclmty
IN some cases. The spring cropsdo not
give promise of a very large yield, and
the frequent showers We have had SO
far this season have interfered to some
extent IN getting out henlock bark k.-
Abe Houghtelin met with painful ac-
cident yesterday morning IN Bowcrlies'
factory at Petoskey where hc has been
ut work, losing the thumb of the left
hand at the first JOINT.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

CHICAGO, June 2s.-George T. Muir
ray, Is years of age, having a wife and
four children, was today sentenced to
twenty years IN the penitentiary for
having violated the person of Mamie
Freeman, ii years of age, whom he IN
duccd To occupy room with him at
the Hotel Bristol, IN this city, on the
9th of February last. The trial occu-
pied two days, but the jury returned a
verdict in twenty minutes. Murray's :
wife was with him during The trial and
wept bitterly when he WAS removed to
jail. He was foreman OF the Legal Ne,rs
print.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
sAIKrs

We cant fniss speaking of our Sst.1es.
u % one of our srcr-ocr grriue themes.
sc have gwen 50 mneh attention 20
tbs lass %. dress goods that the trsde
seems O. dflft ~ g8r -av. At almost
any honr In the epecisiiv when
ine san sh-8cs--fTywds arf ~ the
~stne ceonisf selecting rom our vast
sisH : the handsome a8d desirable. ard
ia se# p1eoef we den Z believe one piece
fan ii io1na tnaf ass nt tae stamp ~
h.aaf5 a4 7ft'e upon 'fs surface. So
carfil snd fortunate aare se been n
0gf - ierfrfns. flfs Talcss are s. IA.
~ 2e an8 - cents
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

has advanced from "a very small affair
OF n lev years ago 81 one 81 tile largest
m the state. Everything desirable can
always be found for any season Of the
year. Mohalr Brilliautines, Mohsir
hiciDAn, Mohalr Ia Mise, six Mafp
Batiste, SILK Warp, Nuns Neiling,
Jaurre Sultngs With honsutchcd edge.
Nuns Yelling and Aibatross, etc, etc.
Our prices are rock bottom every day
IN the week.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

NEW LONDON, Conn, June 2S.-Tho
fourteenth annual four-mile straight
away, eight-oarcd race, between the
Yale and Harvard crews, was rowed
this evening over the Thames river
course, from Winthrop's Point to
Gales Ferry, and was won by Yale 10y
six boat lengths. Official time: Yale,
II minutes, 80 seconds; Harvard, 2l
minutes, - seconds. The series of
races between these two colleges stands
Yale won >, Harvard won 8.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
ALLEN IS THERE.
The Congressman From the second Look
ing After a Few OfHces.


WAsHINGToN, June s.-Rcpresenta-
tive Allen. of the Second district. Is
here 70 look after some post-offco ap-
pomtments. Captain Allen is a thor
oUgh believer i'm clvll service reform
AND Is not urging the removal Of any
offlcials except Tor cause. The appoint
ments 10 = after nov arc the places of
men whose terms have expired IN
discussing the administration today he
sad that the people Of Michigan ere
very vel satisfied with the course of
administration 80 far AMI have no fault
- nnd.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
Fhksl IhNsg fLss,n

our assortment IS very large IN al
tuc imported novelties.
We have jusi placed on sale a large
Importation ~ tne popular saflze Pans
IN PiuE. Biue, Cardinal and Creani. ard
onf prices arc way 0ovn J 80 - s.. 20
e8eh
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
MERINO uNDERwEhR pIPkRIMfkT

1his department b DON fepiete with
iuil Sts0ftmenU ~ Summer Under
wear Tor men, women and children,
representing tbe products of the vrfv
best makers, and containing many
novelties winch cannot be found else
Wb'rc. The values offered arc beyond
competition We arc displaying every
imng in Swiss Ribbed garments from
the very Lowest In pfiee up a. the best
Llsle Threads and eiks
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
Great Opportu nitv

To those in search of cool and
pleasant evening enjoyment is offered
at Smiths great show. The theater is
cool and comfortable, and n first-class
entertainment may be witnessed with
pleasure. Matinee this afternoon at
o'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29

100 Crochet Qnilts al 500 each.
worth $i.25. Phenomenal vsiucs "a
Towels ~ only -, c'lt- each. Blescbod
Table i'aula.ks from j0 cents e. 81 80
pr yard. Three iomihs Napilus -
match many of the patti rns.
elk bTapcs m q great variety 81
styles from 800 o. $40.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

There is already large demand for
seats for acting Manager Salter's bene-
FIT at Redmond's on July 8. His
friends already are boasting that there
will not be Il vacant seat in the theater
on that evening. 4 number of profes-
slonals have rendered their services,
and some of the best musical talent in
the city will take part.
"a Noble Outcast' at Redmond :
this afternoon and evening, and then
the peoples favorite theater Will
remain closed until the middle of
August.
Another substantial fact that Grand
Rapids is becoming metropolitan, will
be acquired in the opening of the
Ramona Park theater, ut Reeds Lake
tomorrow afternoon, with the Casino
Opera Company IN la Mascotte."
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
captain Meredith Appointed.

WAsmSGToS, June 23.-Captain Mer-
edith. Of Chicago, was today appointed
superintendent Of the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing. II had been
known for 50 long that the captain vas
slated for thl- place that the ap-
pontmcnt caused n0 surprise