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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-06
RAPIDS CITY.
RAPIDS CRY. Sept. 8.

II
The river is rising very little.
Gus Cox, our town assessor. was in
town Tuesday.
A good refreshing rain fell today-the
first for some time.
r. Gooden and son George started for
Morris. ILL.,. to work in the coal mines
there for t. Williams.
Frank Moore, erstwhile clerk for his
grandfather, A. J. johnson, started for
Chicago this morning.
Mrs. +. Moore and Mrs. J. G. Franks.
OF st. Louis. are visiting at Mrs. Moore's
mother, Mrs. A. j. johnson.
Mss. A. II. Gates. OF Thornton, Ark,
and Mrs. r. IL. Trevor, OF Moline, are
visiting at Mrs. X. II. Trevor. Jr's.
A fisherman and family are camped on
Shoemaker island. just opposite town.
They are building house boat, prepara>
tory to the usual migration south.
Mrs. N. Nj. Gallino returned from
Chicago yesterday, where she went with
her daughter. Mrs. E. A. Campbell, who
lately moved there from here.
John Beckman went to Rock Island on
the Sd to make short visit with his par
ents who live in South Rock Island.
John is one of our solid farmers, and a
good democrat, too.
j. Resch, young farmer living near
here. has had very painful sore on his
right hand for the past few weeks. but
reports il getting well now. 1t was
what is called a "cstarrh.
SUMMER RESORT soLILoQUY.
came here for a change,
And TO get needed rest;
But the change that was made
Was none of the best
For the waiter got the change
And my landlord got the rest.
Mrs. Adams and daughter, Inez. went
to Port Byron Monday morning to go on
the NJ. f. Sunday school excursion to
Clinton, Iowa, on the Golden Gate. Mrs
r. A. Hubbs also went with them, and a
good many Of our young men also went
on the excursion.
Today is the first day of the Coe fair
Take your best friend and go see the
pumpkins and the baby show, take ride
on the whirlagig, run by Coates. the only
Big" two mule power show in town.
George is proprietor and clown. See the
plump and yellow corn, see the COW
that's been "dehorned." see the flyers
as they go. see Gus Segsrs Big
Beck show her teeth and grin,
when you hit her on the chin.
every time you knock one down, get the
best cigar in town(O Coe is the only
fair. you know. everybody is bound to
90.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-06
The Grand Prerequisite OF v,eor.


The dual operation Of digestion and as.
similation is the grand prerequisite OF
vigor. To insure the conversion OF food
into rich nutritious blood. IL is only nec-
essary TO use with persistence and sys>
tematically Hostetter's Stomach Bittcrs.
The fountain head Of supply IN the ami.
NAL economy Is the stomach. To reRus
late, to invigorate that organ. and thus
facilitate Its digestive and assimilative
processes, should be the chief aim OF
those troubled with deficit OF stamina.
Nervousness, insomania. feeble appetite
these are usually traceable to impaired
digestion. Overcome this and you Of
necessity dismiss its multifarious, per-
picking and harrassing symptoms. The
emaciated can never hope n gain flesh 30
long as assimilation is imperfect. The
Bitters surmounts the only obstacle to an
increase not only of vigor. but Of bodily
substance. Conquer also with the Bit
tiers malaria, kidney and liver complaint,
constipation and rheumatic trouble.
Thoroughness characterizes its effects.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-06
AN ORDINANCE
FOR the Construction of a Sewer
in the Alley next South of Sec
ond avenue from Sixteenth to
Seventeenth Sts., and thence
south along Seventeenth street
to Fourth avenue.

Be u Ordained By the City CounH Of the Ctr Of
Rock Island.
SECTION /. That there be Constructed in said
city az underground sewer begin ming on the east
line Of the int rsecton of sixteenth street with
the alley next south Of Second avenue running
thence east along said alley 10 a point twenty
Tour feet east OF the building line on the west side
OF seventeenth street. running thence southerly
on seventeenth sire to Fourth avenue and there
connecting with the main sewer on said Fourth
avenue.
SEQ. , That said sewer from its beginning on
ne east line OF said alley Sixteenth street 10
the centre OF the intersection OF said alley with
seventeenth street be constructed OF twelve-inch
pipe, and the sewer on Sever teenth street 10
Fourth avenue be constructed Of eights en-inch
pipe, all OF said sewer pipe 10 be OF good glazed
tile laid at least six feet from the surface OF the
street 10 the top OF the tile with necessary aud
| proper rs and crosses for the purpose of CON
meeting said sewer and private drains herewith
each pipe to be laid on firm bel an the ends of
the pipes are TO abut close again 81 each other in
such manner that there shall be no shoulder or
want OF uniformity OF surface the bottom of
me interior OF the drain the JON IS to be uni
form as possible and filed with cement
SIC. 3. Said sewer shall be Constructed under
The supervision of the CITY superintendent of
streets who shall put in or cause to be put in all
rs and crosses wherever found proper and nee
essay, shall grade the fall OF sal sewer a. shall
De found necessary and practica)l Die and shall have
general charge and supervision q the work
SEC 4. hat said improvement It shall be made
and the costs and expenses of The Improvement
provided Tor IL Section Of the ordinance shall
De raised and paid by special assessment upon
the property contiguous TO sIid improvement
which NAV be benefited by sid IMPROVEMENT
an special assessment TO be ley led acc riding to
and only TO the amount of. the benefits which
snail accrue 70 such property by reason OF such
Improvement and under and in accordance with
article IA OF an act OF the General Assembly of
the state OF Illinois, entitled An ACT 10 proyide
Tor the incorporation Of cities and villages, -
approved April TO- ls12, in force July l, 1872 and
amendments thereto.
,y SEC; s. = hat John Hetter, Dan Corken and
WIN. r. Schroeder be and are hereby appointed
commissioners to make an estimate Of the said
involvement, including labor, materials and all
snef expenses attending the and the cost
sna a--e-stns The spesial therefor
Approved:
WILLIAM No CONoCHIE.
Atest. Mayor.
ROBERT KoEHLER, City Clerk
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-06
County BuiIdings.
LICENSED To WED.

LICENSED To WED.
4-Charles Mortier and Mrs. Minnie
Mellow. both Of Rock Island.
5--Milton s. Salyard. DE Pue, H.. and
Miss Ida Belle Willett. OF Rock Island
Nicholas Postel and Miss Gertrude
Huntley. both of Rock Island.
PROBATE.
4-Gusrdianship Of the minor heirs OF
Ben Harper. Letters of guardianship
issued TO Elizabeth Harper. Bond filed
and approved.
Estate of Sherman o. Elliott de-
ceased. Administrators report filed and
approved.
Estate OF WIN. W. Robins, deceased
Bond of Eliza Robins as executrix, filed
and approved.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-06
An ORDINANCE
Giving to the Fire Department
Precedence in the Right of
Way in case of Fire.

Be ordained 6y the City Council Of the Gin Of
Rock Island.
SECTION /. That the carriages, vehicles, AI,-
pliances and apparatus bf the Fire Department of
the city of Rock Island shall have precedence in
tne right OF way over all other wagons. carriages
drays. street railroad other vehicles in
OF fire.
1sEc. 2. 1t shall be unlawful in case Of fire.
Tor any carriage, wagon, dray, street railroad car
or any other vehicle. other than hose Of the Fire
department, or for the owner owners thereof
to place any obstruction or hindran to the car.
rlnges, vehicles or apparatus appliances OF the
said Fire Department
SEC Any person who shall violate the pro-
visions OF this ordinance shall, on conviction be
subject 10 line OF not less than ten than
hfty dollars for each and every odense
Passed September 2. 1889
Approved:
VIM. McCONOCHIR,
ABest: Mayor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-06

Bright teeth, and lips that glow the while,
Give light and color to smile;
And, infinitely more than this,
Give light and color to a kiss.
But both must suffer from the want
OF the lifesgiving SOZODONT.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-06
A Great surpr %

Is In store for all who use Kemp's
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, the
great guaranteed remedy. Would you
believe that 1t is sold on its
merits, and that any druggist is
authorized by the prof rietor of this
wonderful remedy to give you a
sample bottle freef 1t never fails to
cure acute or chronic coughs. All
druggists sell Kemp's Bslsam. Large
bottle so cents and 81
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-06
The LIhrarN Rnard

At the regular monthly meeting of the
Rock Island public library board there
were present President Connolly. Secre-
tary Southwell and Directors Smart,
Sweet and Lsrkin. The librarians re-
port for the month was read and filed as
follows:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-06
Hay Fever.

have been an annual sufferer from
hay fever for forty years. 1t recurring
about August 20 each year. For sew
eral summers have used Ely's Cream
Balm with excellent results. | am free
from any asthmatic symptoms. / hope
many sufferers will be induced to try the
remedy.-George carp, Baltimore, Md.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-06
CIRCULATION.

The following bills were allowed:
Rock Island Electric Light Co. 50 so;
II. +. Patterson, So; A G. McClurg &
Co.. S29 45; expense, $3.50
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-06

A strange and fatal disease has ap-
peared in Guayaquil, Ecuador. Victims
fall in the street. yomit foam and blood
and die.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-06
Horaa 4aIa.

Auction sale. Saturday Sept. 2 at 10
a. m, car load of horses weighing from
nine hundred to eleven hundred
pounds, from three to FIVE years old
Auctioneer N. Van Tuyl These horses
will be sold without any by.bidding.
LoRToN Bros
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-06

What is more attractive than pretty
face with q fresh. bright complexion?
For IL use Pozzoni's Powder.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-06
MORE RELIEF.
Further subscriptions for the suffer.
In Miners.

Mayo McCOnochie has received the
following additional subscriptions to the
Miners Relief fund:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-06
Adverti--d Last OF Letter. No. ~

Liet Of letters uncalled for AT the Postofice Al
Rock Island. Rock Island county. UlinoIs
sept. q, 1851.
Allen, Frank Fender, Joseph
Iiaig, Mrs. Nellie sadler, Mrs. \. q.
hhrr, u. W. suemsen, Mise Mary
Johnson W. y. Thomas Clara MAY
Joyce ID. Son, Tucker, Il.
Wright. Edward
Give the number OF the list when calling for
advertised letters A. HI EsING. p. M.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-06
Horse Exchange. Davenport
TIE REST I, THE WORLD.

TIE REST /, THE WORLD.
think Swift's Specific is the hest blood rcmel
In The world. have known it to make some won;c
full cures az patients who were COZ sdercd incuraAc
D. NJ. GRAYso,g, Crowvirc, La
Treatise on Blood aIl Skin Dis ,ases mailed free
THE SWIFT Specific Co., Drawc- 5, Atlanta, ca
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-06
Intelligence Column.

TOR RENT-ROOMS SUITABLE FOR OF
= noes or dwelling. j. d. Taylor, Ninth avenue,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-06

EoR RENT-A COTTAGE HOUSE NEAR
= the residence Of G. Moore, at Sylvan view
enquire OF the undersigned. G. MOORE.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-06

toR SALE Corner lot with two houses at
i bargain II taken soon 1heo Free, corner
Twelfth street and seventh avenue
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-06

EoR SALE-A good work team, wagon and har-
\ ness, cheap. Enquire OF Theo. Free, corner
Twelfth street and Seventh avenue
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

As a few people are under the m
preston that tins Company Is DEAD
BEAT AGENCY, used IN black listing and
collecting accounts of that class OF peo-
pie, VINO are 80 few IN proportion e.
our population. we take this method OF
announcing the above as IA mistaken
idea, and desire to say that we are AZ
EXCLUSIVES CURRENT COLLECTING BUREAU,
where our merchants can have an op-
portunity of having their monthly ac-
counts looked after by gentomanly
collectors who always represent them
and not us.
OF course, these collectors are IN oul
employ, but rented or loaned out to
merchants, which allows them the ad-
vantage of this help at a great saving
over former methods.
This is published, not for an adyer
tiscment, but 10 convince all classes OF
debtors that it is no disgrace 10 have
their bills placed with Us, a. we ar,
handling upwards of two thousand ac
counts per month for twenty-five OF
our largestan most reliable merchants
and against the best people in our city
UNION CREDIT COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

taere she1-1 X Al l>sst sitaan So fee;
~ aAf manifest rag block
llete Here 4es8 szlts - naoh.teEs of
fae l-t- <t 4ercs t-e ye4Es 81
ta.leas A. n. LaA1p. lsadeuslau. Ns.s
lCfsa "a tae Asel sl..e e.stl8 aN q
49, s.lssss lss.e Al QuAGtegs. gs. I<c. -
lssss hD- Sasta l4a h.s LSg. lhlsIell
a go .lls5 doua tie Iole. ASTca -
1855 kz{sI Hufa, E.E lsl II 40. s.
Nas ssFHeZ 04 t.e ls-t ~ Z laiilr 3
frs Al NaEE1 NaZel norSs bet
q. ls,s; LHGnsT LemoE. plEelnsu 30 ?.
laG a.s haaa burned ahllein serf4ee aE
nre, Anr.- 8, 1853, Caps. Luke hsIala E
aeel was hart IA f4llsng fIom lz4der
Alnl 7, ls.4, Capt. NHi. Iu agIEiES l.
laG as aukie sI.ra -ea s. a-ile retgEnlI !,
IL quarters March 4. l3es.
He recommendk that twonew engines
ia bousht, oue a. AXE tie place % No.
s. "a sass tie present pressure at lhe
water NotEs is only - pollds, and IS
decreasing - reason II private services
houses and factories and hydraulic
hosts, and that q = inevitable that thek
nlust return a. the steamer service II a
pracUcal hTc pressure = a. tt had. lie
also want, q ueW nose Wagon, harnt =,
and driver tO IL stationed IL No. 4; also
4 dr0p-net and twelve tarpaullnsi also,
he says, that engine houses Nos. ! ana
should be enlarged - accommodate
each another apparatus, and = new
wall should be pat under the harm az
No. !, 4 new roof on the main building
and part OF the tower covered with
Iin. lie also suggests that "a full time
plpeman be employed Tor t0g 10.
steamer company, and one full time
man AZ the No. 5 chemical company
and that hook and ladder companies 8
and have three full time men instead
OF part pay men; also that fre warden
or the Ere Marshal shall have power
70 issue building permits, and 10 keep a
record OF the cost, location, owner and
class OF buildings, and have power 70
enforce the laws Ot the Council IN refer
encc 10 building IN fire districts.
y. :. Springer, the veterinary sur
geOn, reported that four horses now
unnt Tor use should be sold, and that
two or three new ones should be gotten
in their places. During the year there
We're Ia cases OF sickness among the
/ horses, but no deaths.
The annual report of the secretary
Of the Frcmen's Fund association
shows cash on hand May l., ,lSSs, S3, DOL
0l; interest January /, SO; donation
from citizens, $25; donations from city
OF Muskegon, 500; receipts from
annual ball, S404.S0; receipts from
other sources, S21.75; receipts from
dues and limitations, s3ll.50; total
SLs76.06. Expenditures: By paid SICK
benefit, s52S5 SO; by paid funeral OF
Brother Sweet, S52; by paid incidental
expenses, $13.9l; by paid secretary:
salary, $l2.50. Total, S607 81 Total
cash on hand April 80, 1889, 81, ,26S.69
II. c. Bcttinghous, superintendent OF
fire alarms, reported scventy-six boxes
SIX of which belong To the city and
eleven by private parties; also the
service alarm gongs, seven tower bells
one four circuit repeater and attach
ments and thirty-threc miles of wire
There are eight telephones and nine
call bells connected with the Central
Telephone Exchange. Six new boxes
thirty-four telegraph poles and three
miles of wire were added during the
year. He recommends five new alarm
boxes.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17
REV. SMITHS RECEPTION.
a Pleasant Social Event on the West
side.

a Pleasant Social Event on the West
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. NJ. Benjamin gave 4
delightful reception last night at their
pleasant home, No. POO JeFerson-st., to
the new pastor of the Mission Wood
Presbyterian chapel, Rev. Thomas
Smith. Mr.. Smith Is from Rochester,
Ind, and assumed charge Of the chapel
last Sunday. The house was crowded
with the well-wishlng parishioners Of
the new minister. Among the pleas
antries Of the evening was a most IN
teTesting musical programme.
VII Harms, the tenor, sang two
songs, the nTSt, Tell Her Love Her
So,' and the second in a duet with Miss
Abbie McInnis, the charming soprano.
Miss Minnie Benjamin. daughter Of
the host and hostess, sang "Ie Merry
Birds, and subsequently, played a noe
turne with beautiful taste.
Hiss Helen plCkermlu recitcd "King
Robert Of sicily" while q bcvv of
Young girls chanted in the distance.
The sweetness ot the chant. coupled
with the melody Of Hiss Dckermau' 3
voice, produced q splendid effect.
Miss Nclul.s sang Loves old, Sweet
Song, bg. the old song was no sweeter
than hers. ~he also sang Med tau0u."
Miss Naldern reCited Patient Mary
Jones, aud sang The Old Church
organ.
Miss p.cIerw1u rcCtcd Brvant's
Thanafops aud Mr.. Hlr rs closed
the programme with Para disc square,
The evening wa, delightfully."- spent,
and Alr. smith can congratulate hm-
self that his lines have fallen ia such
pleasant places.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17
TOWN TOPICS

Yestset-y's ae4gy sa.a Vas sery vel
co1le-
A a.eeng of lLe Hsrsemen's asso-
e.aEiaa slA b. LID Tie sYeg.lg, at tle
AserIol
The sezther u tie prese1t 49, Z III ,
nos been eon1leige - good bsla.aezs zg
tle L-tke.
H. T. Fo.k & Co.. the directory 6raa.
has lls- received tle Ees d.Eelll1y %
Deasef COLI loE isst.
ihe funeral gf ,ae late Ms Alkaline
l. Fee4 e.ll laEe p.aas trol- li,e Aassl. i
fssiieaee, 10 tl8 -t.s 1-as11.i4ys st :
3. ls-
The Free Method e easIseFly meet
I4 Gll be lglE ~ 50 Mlzt Erais--
eeinGleuellg SATURDAY evening a--1
Ao-dlLg oFeE tle sabbath
The Grand Rapids Amateur faotg-
grtf l.e el.4a MeeJs Monday evening, %
MAKE arrang gen-frts o. secure views OF
tle par4le Memorial Day.
a wagon belonging = the Grsad
Rapids .ce an1 coal company tipped
over m kansom-sf. yesterday partially
bury.ng one OF the horses ~ Tie SOFT
sald which mis- that street.
AT the next meeting Of the Kent Scl-
enLuc Institute, Friday evening, May
d., paper on ~Aiualnum' vii be
presented bv Mr. Munsen. Also, a
paper on '-Ine Interior Temperature Of
Tie kagtA, b Mr. Mcseley.
l.. keams, q tramp who struck the
city Wednesday, stole some punleas'
,trks from the composing room Of the
lELEGRh,i HERtLD, Was gwen sixty DAYS
ln laI for the 0nense by Judge Holmes
yesterday. kearns admitted h-s guilt.
Onc day ths week the st0ae-cutteFs,
az Norx on Use county court house, de-
malded q reduction oi the hours ol
htor, aud % compromlse Was finally
effected, they agreeing % work nine
lolls lor ulne loul,' pay, instead Oi
ten hours. only one man refused %
accept tne proposition. They have
been Wogs.ag To- s3.50per day.
Dr. J. y. Fowler formerly of thi,
CITY, dlet at his home near Fremont
Center, "Wednesday. MAY 81. The doc
Tor bad been 8 Fe,ldent II this city fol
fourteen years, but lass Fan moved
cato hls farm IN the hope OF benehting
h.s health; bat iu vain, a. Il only re-
suited ln q general breaking down 81
hls whole system. which ended in death
The funeral vail BE- held Saturday
May Is. lie leaves wife and four
grOwn-up children 10 mourn ms loss.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

Mrs.. Isaac North has gone to Lansing
O VISIT friends.
Willard Barnhart and family have
returned from California.
1. &. Levi viii assist Postmaster Mar
tn soliciting aid for the sullivan fire
sufferers.
V. L. Jcwett, who was called 10
ElyTla, O., by the death OF his brother,
has returned home.
John ;. Lawrence has gone TO st.
Joseph, Mo-, and other points west.
lie Is accompanied by MS father, John
Lawrence, OF Waterford, y. Y.
Charles K. Olney and family, who re-
turned from California a few DAYS ago,
VIII leave soon for Thompson, Conn,
where his family Will spend the sum
mcr.
Brig. Gen. III. F. Hastings and Col.
Wm. LOOMS, of the uniformed rank,
h. p, went % Manistce yesterday 70
institute a new lodge OF Knights Of
Pythlas.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17
Cnapprccintiye.

The editor of Hobbies is the pOssessOT
of a large number of paintings, etch-
ings, and other works of art. He poses
as something of cOnnoisseur, and 10y
many Is looked up to As an authority
in such matters. But IN his last Issue
he destroys the pedestal upon which he
had been elevated as n critic, and
shocked those who trusted his judg-
mcnt by casting slur upon the speak
ing likenesses published IN the Sunday
TELEGRAM-liERALD. He says that the
friends of the gentlemen could not
recognize their features in the cuts.
The audaclOus cifrOntery of such 4
statement may be understood when II
Is explained that the name OF each gen.
tleman appeared underneath the cut IN
large, plain letters, that any one could
read, and therefore recognize whom the
cuts represented, whether they knew
the gentlemen or not. The many
friends OF the editor of Hobbies will note
this alteration with regret.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

Pete Baker continues to attract very
enthusiastic audiences no Eedmonds F,
and the capable actors who assist him
in the presentation Of "Thc Emigraut"
come IN for a gn0d share of deserved
recognition There wiu be- matinee
tomorrow afternoon. and Mr.. Baker :
engagement wlA conclude tomorrow
evening.
A. a.. Fields operate mnstrcls VIII
appear 90 Powers next Monday, Tues
diy and Wednesday evenings They
vii present a military first part and
have q rr,st of tine ususl >pCca.tcs Of
burnt CurS cutcrulumCU-.
Next week Geo. T. ana Lizzie Nav
Timer VIII appear q. Eedmoud's. and
VIII present "'+9' and "C0l. sellers. !"
I'M winch tire late John + Raymond
vas So famous. Seats may be- procured
at Che box office any time.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17
THE PLUGGE CASE.
The Action of the state Department Ex
planned.


Congressman Belknap has received a
letter from Secretary Blaine explain
ing the surrender of Plugge. When
the matter was brought to the attention
OF the department on appeal, 1t was
decided 10 release him. subsequently,
the Holland Minister made an add
tiOnal showing, putting an entirely
different phase upon the case, and the
department decided that Plugge must
be surrendered. 1t is positively under
stood that Plugge shall have full and
fair trial on the charges preferred
against him, and that he shall have
every opportunity TO prove his lnno-
cCnce.
The letter, on request Of Mr.. Turner,
was given to the Eagle for publication
last evening, but did not appear, and
Mr. Belknap was unable TO procure a
copy for the TELEGRAM-HERALD re-
porter. The above, however, is the
substance OF it.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

Clement Sc.ets,.c Z. Dmug'n and
G. r. shaw, cot into a rq-v on Water
loo-st last night, and were run In hv
the porce for breach of the peace. ON
invest rqt~E tae matter G wis tourt
that Dunn -3n and shaw were dr1nE.
and had picked a quarrel WITH >efetz,
81 he vas released. The other two
were sent to jail. e. await the opening
Cf court THIS morning.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

A clergyman, after years Of suffering
frulu that loaths0me disease, cat2frh,
and valulv trying ever knoWu remedy,
al las, found recipe which completely
cured and saved hIn from death. Any
sufferer sending = self-addFessed s.2n-
ped envelope 70 Prof J. A. Lawrence,
IS Warren-st.. New York CITY wlll re
ceNe the recipe free OF charge.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-17

The Bautst Ladies Missionary Society
&C the Grand Rapids association closed
its seu7--aunual session yesterday morn
irg with a memorial service for Mrs.
Mary stage. lata assoc, 7tcu2l zeCre-
tsrT. and closed che business az tae
meeting by eleCtng Mrs. johnson, e
the W est : lde, her successor.