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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-01-26
Soothes and Heals

the infamed membrane, arrests tho
wasting process, and leaves no injurious
results. This is why it is more highly
estemeed than any other pulmonary
specific.
L. D. Bixby, Of .Bartonsville, Vt,
writes: "Four years ago took q Sc
we're cold, which was followed by .
terrible cough. was very sick, and
confined to my bed about four months,
My physician finally said was in con-
sumption, and that he could not help
me. One Of my neighbors advised me
to try Ayers Cherry Pectoral. did so,
and before had taken half a bottle was
able to go out. By the time I had
finished the bottle was well, and have
remained 80 ever SINCE"
Alonzo p. Daggett, Of Smyrna Mills.
Me-, writes: "Six years ago, I was trav.
cling salesman, and at that time was
suffering with
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THE FIRST coLoRED PRIEST


bALfIaoAE, Nd. June IA 2Edlnsi
Gibbons VII shortly perform the mit-A-
tory ceremony t0N4Ed 0fd4lning the
irst oolored priest IA the Unlted states,
by admitting Randolph Uneles ~ the
cleFcAl state Tbs ceremony Cf the
t5nsure, the at of cutting the hair and
receiving the robes of the churca vii
take place Al the Cathedral ou the zlst
instant. The candidate Is a Baltimore
All. and oue 81 the hrst OF several
students - eater 81 Josephs semi
nary He is sta1Y.ug at that lustlJl-
tleu and Attending lectures az 81
Mary seminary tI he - OEdancd
Le ~1N norA among the c0lored
people. The 0uly eolored priest u the
country Nas ordained los kome. and i.
stationed iu Illinois. 81 Joseph sem
macy WAS established 60 tram clergy Tor
work among the colofed people Here
tOiOre ministers and missionary work
have been drawn trom England. The
ulst twO ordinations Tor THIS Iield viii
he made ou the 2lst by the Card nal.
Romano FerreT, one ot the can!.dates
iS a native OF Spain, and has studied At
barcelona, and the other, Michael j q.
Heifeman, ia a native Of fhilaiel lphla
and has studied in Eugland. Both nave
attended II. JOseph's ; seminary.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

ISpIANAroLIs, Ind, June li.-Thc
Train DIspatchers' Association closed
its session this afternoon with the cleo
ton Of officers. 4. \. Zion, of this city,
was reelected president, and J. f..
Ironton, of Wilmer, Mimi, vice-prcsi-
dent. +. J. Peabody, of Chicago, holds
over IN the twO-year Office OF secretary.
The executive committee elected com
prises W. III. Graves, of Wnoua. Mimi,
". ". Polk, Wateryalley, Miss; George
u. Fairbanks. Tularc. cal, and John
Reilly. Smith Falls. ont. \ cOrOncr's
jury having found that the tram dis
patcher was guilty of the death OF the
hreuj1a and engineer, lu the lloos3c
tunnel wreck, committee WAS op-
pointed bv tuc 3~-oclat.uu to inquire
inqu re uto the facts tuj report Jt the
utxt meeting mt ~. Louis.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
One MORE ARRESTED
A Teamsier Employed by o'sulli-
van IN clistody.
ALEXANDER SULLIVAN RELEASED
Ihs Tsanstsr Believed a. hno~ ss""a
Deal aboat the MUTdes h.n tAh~n
~ Ne. hork - Identits m@-
r0ney aaa Mcdonald

CmcAGo. July 1.-The police tonight
arrested Thomas TieFneN, a teanlster,
,mployed bv O'Sulltan, the loeman,
and he Was locked up Al the central
station. Ilefney has been under sur
ve.llanee liver since Dr CrOnln's bouy
was fou bad. and Il II believed
that he L hoMs good deal about tae
murder. Ia Mas learned tonight that
Hatfield. the clerk VINO sold tae tuIni-
ture taat.Was delivered al IL ClaIk-st.
and Thr|ckuortou, the cie-k for knight
4 Ieonafd, who rented the rooms al
the above numl,er 10 the man Neinons'
and Marlen1en, the eNpfcssman Nho
removed the furniture thence 10 the
Carlson cottage. had been taken Ia New
York hv detectives 10 see i they can
identify Maroney and Nc Donald a ihe
men with whom they had the llans-
actions.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

LASsJSG. Mon. june 1.-THE Su-
preme Court today. I'm the caseof Brown
vs. the Kalamazoo ClrC Judge. knotk SIS
out the law &C lsS1. authorizing either
party 20 suits IN chsncery 20 ask for a
Jury - determine the question of the
sct. declaring it unconstitutional.
In the case Of Amperse ys. the CITY of
Kalamazoo, an application was made
70 the Common Council for a saloon.
keepers license The citzeus rettIerfd
against granting 10, because of the place
where 10 was kept. The bond was ur.-
seuted ia the regular and legal form
but upon the ground Cf the above pst'-
ton the license vas refused Arran
vas brought for damage which tre
court below sustained THE Supreme
Court reverses this uncn the g~ri
that The action ~ any body crested r
sn act ~ the Legislature. = not h.rd
upon munlClQa fv. unless r1f6es r
theffa- The tec,sior estsrr @fr- uro-
ceffenf Ter the eEeu~se "a s-teer r
approving such bonds.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
YESTERDAYS CANES
A WaIk-oyer for Grand Rapids az
FOUNTAIN Street Park.
GRAND RAPIDS, 10; CREESYILLE,
tflnklsy, th~ CEssHsalic Pitcher ass 3 "a
sut of tk~ Boa BsAatifai N orb Dsns
n, NcH4hoa- Is0siBs Lsid ous
by JA<ks0Hs

The home team had walkover yes
terday iu their game With the Green
yiles and scored tea runs "a the tiTst
three iuuiugs. Hlnkley. the GreenFiile
pitcher, MAS knocked out Of the box
aud was succeeded by Wheaton, who
succeeded lu shutting Out the Grand
kap.ds alter the third inning. The
Grand Rapids team won the game Dy
haTd hitting and still harder base run
ning. Hinkley mas not well supported
behind the bat d lIaWiey did not seem
able - hold hm and his numerous
PASSED balls let IN several of the scores.
Hawiey Vas succeeded by Mckinley he
hind the bat and he played good game
"a that position. Fowler, the ne~
second basemSn of the Greenyilies, Is
the safest hitter III the league, and is a
good player IN any position. The great
features of the game were the pine
nominal catches made IN the field 10y
Dyson and Iockcy, and the foul fly
catches of llawlcy and katZ. Dixon
was sick, and was obliged toretire from
the game after the sixth inning. Dyson,
the new right fielder, IS a great acqulsi-
ton To the club. He Is a great base
runner aud fielder, and is the best
coacher Yet seen on the grounds. Me-
MahOn played a perfect game, and
made some wonderful stops. lie
brought IN three scores with ms hit
over the fence III To- third inning. He
Is the best short stop IN the league, be-
yond doubt.
Ii today is fair there viii be jam in
the grand stand. The attendance yes
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
AFauIty Reoui,itiou.

ALBANY, y. Y, June IA requisl
ton was presented 10 Governor Hillyes
today from Governor Fifer, of Illinois
for the surrender of John Maroney and
Charles Mcdonald, charged with TN,
murder OF Dr. Cronin. The Governor
denied the application without preju
dice 10 the renewal of the same
simply upon the grounds: First
that the application was moi
accompanied 10y an indictment
second, that no proof whatever was
presented, showing that the accused
are guilty of the crime charged agains
them as required by the laws Oi
this and all other states. The applica
ton was based solely upon an atiidavi
made on information and belief.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

a Ea.h to Sell and Nervous Market i'm
New Gork-


NEW YORK, june lf.-Through =
long period until today. the coffee
business has been dull and dragging,
with few parties Interested either in
the long or short sides OF the market
IL has been apparent that the traders
have felt tttle nervous over the next
crop estimates, and while unwilling to
sell, have been indifferent as well over
buying. Some crop estimates came to-
hand yesterday pointing to 5.O0O,OO0
bags, with a probability that 900, 900
BAGS would b. carried over from the
last crop. Further advices have
also indicated opinions among foreign
ers OF au excessive yield, considering
the supply of old 20 bc offered. The
iavre market first showed weaknesses,
and early today deClued = francs. ON
the trading 1t tine NeW York Exchange
la The morning there WAS general
scramble 10 was possible 90 sell on the
first call some 5000 bags. the largest
quantity placed at morning session IN
many weeks, hut prices broke fully 40
o. 6o points. Euyers were very eau
t,ous or more business would have been
done.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
IT WAS A FAKE.
Richard n. Negiey a Myth Smd the Letter
an Evident Fraud.

an Evident Fraud.
HELENA, Mon, june lI.-In response
10 an inquiry, a letter has been re-
celved here direct from the White
House, stating IN positive terms that no
letter from Richard F. Negley was ever
received by the President or delivered
there IN the mails. After two weeks
close examination, the Republican
and Democratic press of the Ter
ritory has been unable TO locate
such persons. The letter was first pub
lished IN the Baltimore Suh. Ii Is now
evident that Negley Is myth and the
letter fraud. Negley Is the party
who claimed that the loss of the con
stltutlOual convention 10 the Rcpubl-
cans was due to an attempt by Russell
Harrison to control the appointments
IN this territory. Delegate Carter, on
being asked If this charge by the Dem
Ocrats was true, said: mo; the charge
is absolutely false. All the appoint
ments thus far were made upon the
recommendation of myself, the chair
man of the Republican Territorial Com
mlttee, and other prominent Repub-
iic1uS -
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

LANSING, June 1.-THE folio" log
decisions we're made today;
Affirmed Superintendent of tie
PeEF Of Newaygo county vs- Nelson
Norouey ". DAVIS; Lsngoon Ss- Gay
son; Bromley - Goti owen rs Vale
Myers ". karchen Blair ~. OSrpen'
teE; Anperse ~ Clty of Kalamazoo
same ~. Wus.ow.
Reversed Buss 81, fass, lronwood
Stove Company IS. Hal son; frcadwell
-. Paddock C0bb -. nA0n.
Costs b0th courts, 10 new trlai-kel-
Ley ". Emery.
Ia Tompkns ~. Johnson, the decree
Was affirmed a. 20 Belknap and Tt
sefsed Is a. Johnson
Ia tbc township of Ecorse -. Wayne
County supervisors, a mandamus wAs
denied
Ia Brown ~. The kalamazoo Circuit
Judge, mandsmus MAS granted.
In kstlOw ~. Hanna, Judgment wSs
set aside aud tie writ dissolved
Ia Dickson ~. The Poft Huron High
way Commissioners, the proceedings
were Quashed with costs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

snEIBY, Mich, Juce 1.-THE annual
meeting of the Shelby Improvement
Company Was held "Wednesday at W
IL ChurchilPs office. The treasurer
report showed S9lo0 pad for the opera
block and the lot on which IL stands
II. III. Rankin was elected president
Geo. b. Getty, vice president; ". II
Churchill, secretary, and George, +
Dewey, treasurer. The company now
owns very fine building. The opera
house is nicely finished with scenery
and seats 800. Rankin a Dewey occupy
the store room, and Churchill, Oakes q
Co. occupy the banking Office. and tht
three remaining Offices are occupied 10y
u. II. Rankin, Dr. Cornell and W. ii
Churchill.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
TIE STATE IN BRIEF.

A workman was prostrated by heat
at Lansing on Friday.
The little village of Baraga raised
nearly $1,000 for the benefit of the
JohnstOwn sufferers.
III. Il. GaSs, formerly Superintendent
of Public instruction, j. now 4 mem
bcr of the faculty of the Flint Normal
College.
The department of public instruction
nas appointed Rev. ii. +. Tyler, OF
Allegan, Il member Of the State board
of visitors to Ollivct college.
Judge Michael Brown, of Big Rapids,
commander of Department of Michi-
gan, G. \. H., Will bc the orator at the
Allegan county soldiers and sailors
reunion, at Plainwell next August.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
AS>ociafion.
st. Louis. 8; Athletics. :.
Brooklyn. =. Cincinnati. {.

4 game of baseball has been ar
ranged between clubs from, the whole
sale department of Noigi, Ilerpol-
-hcimcr " co. and from the carpet de
partmcnt ol the same house, the game
- take place July i.atthef3ir grounds.
1h" club winch is defeated Will buy the
supper for 10th clubs.
The IIou-cm1u, Dounailv & Jonc,
Junior Base-hall Club. recently organ
lcd. vii play their first game with the
Ffua-, at the Jefferson avenue ball
park today.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

5000 yards Dress Goods at
25c per yard.
1000 yards A in. Cashmere
at 4Oc per yard.
$50 odd lengths and rem
nants at reduced prices.
New arrival Cream Wool
fabrics for graduating suits.
Silk warp Henrettas, in
black and colors, at bargain
prices.
Latest Arrivals pieces all
wool, light weight and light
colored 40 in. goods at 37tc
per yard.
New Dress Suitings, plain
and fancy, at our popular
prices. Combination SuItings
from $3.50 to S22.50-every
one represents bargain not
often found.
Fine Black Silks at 75c. Soc.
$l.00, $l.25, worth % per cent.
more than the prices quoted.
Handsome assortment of
China Silks at 3Sc very
cheap.
Satines - French and Do
mestic,a a beautiful assortment,
prices from 20 90 45c.
Ginghams -Iephyrs. and in
fact, wash goods ot every kind
at lowest prices.
Parasols and Coaching Um-
brellas-New assortment ar
irving almost daily. Choicest
styles always from which TO
make selections.
Ladies Neckwear, Gloves,
Ribbons, IIandkerchiefs and
Hosiery, full lines, and prices
TO suit.
Table Linens. ca IN. Cream
Damasks, at 50c, worth 65c.
Our own importation, 500
dozen 5-o and 81 Napkins
from 81 to So per dozen, every
one excellent value.
400 dozen Towels Just come
~. from &c to soc each.
Nuns Underwear, Neckwesr.
Gloves. Collars. Cuffs and
Hosiery, fine assortment and
low prices.
Ladies Muslin Un dcrwesr,
new goods from best makes.
Corset Covers. Night Dresses,
Chemlse, skirts, etc, etc.
Pull line OF White Aprons 7sc
10 $3.50 each.
Embroideiie and White
Goods, new Spring styles and
most ezcellen: values Tor the
priCes asked.
Jackets, Wraps, Rsglsns,
Newmsrkets, Silk Waists, Jer-
sey Waists. China and Cash
mere FichDs, eli Of the most
desirable materials a. attractive
prices.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

Enormous Purchase of Sugar.

BosToS, June 14.-The Standard SUI
gar Refinery, of this city, has effected
what is believed to bc the largest pur-
chase of sugar ever made, having Sc
cured $1,000 tons in Cuba at D cents,
calling for some s. 300. 600.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

CHICAGO, June I4.-Ale1ander Sulll-
van WAS released from custody tins
afternoon on writ OF habeas corpus,
and bail fixed at SO 600 pending the
acton of the grand jury, now in ses-
son. The bonds were promptly fur
nlshed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

GARDNER, Me-, June 1.-THE East
Pittson, Me-, imltator of DIR. Tanner,
named Watson Goodspeed, who has
tasted thirty-nine days, died today.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
Grand Rapids , l 0 0 o o 10 0
GrrenYllle II U D . 0 o 3

Earned runs-Grand Rapids. 4; Greenville,
Two base hits-0 Connor. Meakim.
Three base hitS-O'COnnor, Fowler.
Home run-McMahon.
Double play-Bohn to O'COnnOr to Purvis.
Base on balls-Bv Hnkley. 3; Bohn.
Struck out-By Huxley. >; Wheaton. :.
Hit by pitched ball--Bohn. Yeagle.
Passed balls-IaWiey. u; Mctinley. l.
Wild pitch-iiinkley. =.
Time 90.
Impire-UOward
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
Eighteen to Six.

JACKSON, Mich, June l4.-Jackson
jumped on Van Dorn's delivery ut tue
start, and kept up the fusilade to the
end, hating him for twenty-One safe
hits, with Il total of twcnty-nine bases.
Stallings pitched a good game, till the
home team had n biz lead, when he
depended on straight balls, mostly all
OF Lansing's runs III the first part OF
the game being uncarned. Score:
Jacksou.......--S . 0 8 3 / 3 0 S-Is p 4
Lansing.-..-... | ! ! o.
Earned runs jackson, 9; Lansing. >.
Two base hitS-E. Tray. .. j. Tray, >, LAWN. p
Three base hits LAWN.
stolen bases Jackson. 10: Lansing.6 Is.
Double PLAY Walker 90 Cpniry.
Batteries Stalliugs and l.. Tray; NanDOrn
and Firrsou.
mpirc-tfrogan.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
co TO THE SETTLERS
Mineral Lands Granted 70 Upper
Peninsula Railroads.
lcrIOs OF BOTH HOUSES YESTERDAY
IN. sin GE..tias tksilsf - Soldiers Oat-
s1as the hsnss aad HEIR " isss aa1
Nlas~. F-s~<- ths Sss@ts
4aa 1o2ss.


sIs. 1,.sss..
LAasIss. Mleh-. Juae If.-About the
most important piece VI les lsIatlon
handled today. Was the passage by
toth Houses, VI senate Io4lt resolu-
ton No. 4, ~ which tAe state reln-
pushes, ia behalf of tile settlers. al
title a. the mineral lands granted the
A4rque tte, Houshton q Ontonagon.
the Ontonagoa Bruls RIVER and the
Marquette 4 Bay de Nocquet Railways,
which were recently declared forfeited
Dy Congress.
The House bill q grant relief outside
the soldiers Home, 10 h0a0rsbiy dis
charged union soldiers, sailors and mar
ln.r-- their wives and widows, passed
TIE >eu4te to-day, aud viii, undoubt-
ediy. receive the early attention Oi the
Governor.
The senate passed senate fle l0i,
amending the law relative tO lie usur-
snces House oil 81 provide tOr steuog
rapueIs ln examinations before justices
OI tne peace IA saginaw county House
blll permitting South Haven township
90 borrow money % bulld a bridgei
House blll authorizing cities and village,
a. control. Vacatc and alter state roads
within their Limits; House bill 10 change
the name OF james Sears, OF HaThOF
springs, % James T.. Hartwell; Senate
bal Tor the incorporation OF Temples OF
Honor aud Temperance, House tile -,
relative tO the appointment OF guard
ians by Judges OF probate; House blll tO
compel the construction OF properly
guarded residence crossings by railroad
companies when the railroad Intersects
such private way between tine residence
and highway, and grlst OF local bills.
The House passed the Senate resolu-
ton, calling Tor the expenditure OF
5000 % improve vacant lots IA Lansing
owned by the state: Senate bill To m-
corporate the Finnish National Broth
ers Temperance Association OF NORTH
America. and numerous bills or local
and MINOR Importance.
The b.ll TO submit 10 the people the
question OF calling a convention 10 70
vise the state Constitution passed tht
Seuate today, and Will be placed befor,
the Governor Tor his approval tOmOr
rOw.
Both houses adjourned until MOnda,
evening. and t = generally believe,
that the session Will be prolonged mt,
the last week of Juuq
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
GRAND RAPIDS MARKETS.

Dressed Beef Sl-00d6.00 = hundred.
Dressed -S5.0tGj.a5 z hundred.
Dressed Pork s5.GD@5.15 g hundred.
Dressed MuttOn-7c ? pound.
Dressed POultTy-l0 l00 T. ~ & pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

All the depart m e IA ( 3
throughout our store are
now full and complete with
all the best STYLES and novel
ties produced this season,
10y the leading manufacture
ers. Our prices are low and
will not admit of dupiica-
tiOn 10y our competitors
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

National Icaenc.

Chicago. {; Cleveland. ,.
New York. Il: Philadelphia. 1.
Boston. g; Washington. 3
indianapolis. g; Plttsburg. Il.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

Green-ia G. 5c = pound
Part cured 8 a. Z pound.
Full Cured ,4s a. T. pound.
Dry - r pound.
Dekius- lras 3lc apiece
sheep skins pound for wool. DC.
Calf-Cured lWs a. r pound.
Iailow g. r pound
VI uoi Washed. pa 80 2 pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

Apples-.Gcfg sl.c3 T. bushel.
Iofatoes-2n0 &c q buShel.
Lettuce-l0c r pound tor hot house; SOC. I
buShel for garden.
Legs -llo lZc 2 dozen.
Butter-l2}2 "a lJc g pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

Both houses adjourned until Monday
evening. and it = generally believed
that the session Will be prolonged into
the last week OF June.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Return of the Supervisors for the County
and CITY.

The supervisors have completed their
return of vital statistics, as follows:
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

Jackets, Wraps. Rsglsns,
Newmarkets, Silk Waists, Jer-
sey Waists. China and Cash
mere FichDs, eli Of the most
desirable materials a. attractive
prices.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15

The biz 10 submit 10 the people the
question OF calling a convention 10 re-
vlse the state Constitution passed the
senate today, and VIII be placed before
the Governor Tor his approval tomor-
rOw.