davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-13

"A fine new line Of saddles, harness,
etc., just received at G. =. McEwen's
shop, Yakima avenue.
The stock Of harness, saddles, &c., ct
c. L. MrEwen's is the best in the city,
md his prices are the lowest.
Every garment made by NJ, Pro-
bach is warranted q good ct, good work
nanship and to give satisfaction.
-"Hackmetack" Is lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price 25 and so cents.
For sale by C. B. Bushnell, druggist.
For nobby suit, made to order, do
not fail 10 call on our popular merchant
tailor. N. Probach. on Yakima avenue. .
"A nasal injector free with each bottle
Il shilOh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so
rNnts. For sale by C. b. Bushnell, drug.
Gist.
-Shiloh's Cure will Immediately re-
lieve Group, whooping cough and hron-
hits. For sale by c. B. Bushnell, drug
list.
For square dealing and value received
for your hard earned cash. call on 7. g.
Redheld for anything In the line Of Jew
elEy.
-Shiloh's CataErh Remedy Is q posi-
tive cure for catarrh. diptheiFia and cank.
er Mouth. For sale by {. B. Bushnell,
iruggist.
&C. E. McEwen Is now offering sad.
lies, brides, harness and everything in
his line at prices not to be duplicated this
ode Of Portland.
Why will you cough when shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cents, so cents and q. For sale by c.
B. Bushnell, druggist.
III you have lost any money lately,
Redfeld will return 1t b. selling you
FOODS so remarkably cheap that you will
forget your misfortune.
-Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured, by shiloh's Cartarrh Rem
edy. Price so cents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold by C. B. Bushnell, druggist.
c. L. McEwen takes a pride in turning
ut good work. This Is the reason, his
harness, saddles. brides, &C., give such
atisfaction and outlast all others.
60 and examine those elegant gold
watches at RedGeld's. They are daisies,
md 80 cheapl Remember, they are war
-anted as represented or no trade.
&C. B. Bushnell, sole agent for Dr.. J.
Eugene Jordan's HistoSenetic Medicines,
Depot Of supplies changed from Mays
Try goods store to Bnshnell's drug stores
For dyspepsia and liver complaint you
nave printed guarantee on every hottie
# ShilOh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails tC
ure. For sale by C. B. Bushnell. drug
gist.
DR.. Savage win BE- found Away
ready to attend calls day or night. OfiicG
1ver poSt0fice; residence, on Second
street, one block south Of First National
Bank. Oct. S-tf.
The Rev. George II. Thayer, Of Bour'
bon, Indiana. says: Both myself and
vile owe our lives to Shiloh's Consump-
ton Cure" For sale BY c. B. Bushnell,
druggist.
-Bartholet Bros. will not be undeEsold
IN anything-dry goods. clothing, fuIniAh'
ing goods, boots and shoes, hats and caps,
TockeEy, groceries, and in fact everything
Sept In iirst-class store.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-13

ue'ns hurt' when iFiends interiered' Inc
never ioreave eaen osheF' ana there Is ssil
. uaoiLion Una. TINS was tne mos. os
Eraceiul ePisooe IN the n's'oFy y 'n'
sta'e'
Henry CLAY AND TEE Locea'
nenry C.ay once invaded tne O'ue sIls'
teeion Oh 1enneSsee 70 maze : speecn'
"nen ne arrived NJ nus destination
Vousn 'OoAine SPscinen' e''uen'iy IN '"e
'ast Stages OF "niskyism' stepped not
ne tnfone' siaPPeo 'ne gre" OrA'or VI
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-13

Notice Is hereby given that l have now
on hand sufficient funds to redeem all
Yakima county orders issued in Febru-
ary, March and April, 1883. from No. zoe
TO 5O7, inclusive, and that interest will
cease on the same from and after this
date. q. W. CARY,
County Treasurer.
North Yakima, June 9, 1889. It
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-13
RssOIuIIons q Coincidence.


Hall OF SCOTLAND LoD0E ]. o. o. FL
MEaTIus, No., May Is, 1889.
The following Is part Of the records OI
our lodge under date above named:
ReSolred, That We have learned with
profound SoETow Of the death Of Bro. W.
A. Monroe. That a. q former member d
this lodge he has ever been found eaEneSl
and Jealous and has followed and ex-
emPliRedthe principles Of Odd Fellowship
That We will ever cherish his memoir
and endeaSOr TO emulate his many viz
tues..
ReSOlred further, That we extend 10 TIL
family Of our deceased brother our SincerI
sympathy in their bereavement.
n. N. PETTNGuL,l
SnlEoN MARTIN, Committee.
JONI SHULER,
GEoD0E H. LAYTON, JH.
Isaac N. WnlIAMs, Noble Grand.
Secretary.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-13

MacLean, Reed 4 Co. have tlO0. 900 TO
loan on improved farm lands. Applica-
ions for loans will receive prompt at
ention.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-13
BULLIED THE DULLIE.
HSI IndnE Jackson Suppressed Thrss
Outlaws.
The Duel u THAT Famous man with
BsVter--RenFy Olay'S Wons
deRanl MemOFys

, 49,. 49, I.et.o, "a,
49, y. ~-..s'..x "
~ Ts.-. = 4. i,.o.D,.,,oD ooDc.,n,nv
n. I..L... ~ -. ~ dese,ve
So. l. ~. -, J, Ia.st !. the court
= -. ,,....,.n ..ola n. criId~ . DrOuo;.
-. Is~-'.. snd 100 chsy.cts, vbo died
-. - - ,o,,,~,,.d Iron ~, county
!. N.:h-,II. n - a 1900 thot when
- = - ~ 80 h.c.-0s : Jork,on man
49, 49, -. An ,n..,.,r.,e. Iiv;no n
~ - ,-o< - NJ 49,, III ,nou;,sd
s -. .h,s s,.rv II .aams thst ,he
.s..Ss.. ..'.-. - ~. tai - .,.j.Doaor.
-. ~ ,,,,lI,s. dsf;.d m oourt
~: : ~. - sss-;s 80 -.-~;.,sA i ,sr,;Iv'
100! .S. - - IT, -
49,, - ~ ~. - ;,-v hr, came into
.no.S's1 y 49, - = :. ~, ~,on,d ~. =.
.SS' - ~. !. -" -. =. - ~ ~.
N' -. - -, =. ~ .onSrc, ~ a..
80 -. S....~s ~, IT,. go. .,,.h a..
s ...s ~ p.o. ..,,N D. 49, -. -.
u I'm. -, p.S. - -. So d;s,-;c,
:. cOs '"s oI, H.S - ~ h,,.hsd - n.
-. S.,,,sS M. s.d,lIe-bov. into court
- 49, ,hem be-Ide rim Wills he
,,--,!e.5 ~. So.ls. Tie fy,t thing he
IA - ~. .ro.,.ms,t ~ everv ope' was
~, ~ ~. ~ t.,,;.o r. 60 - ,.w.
= - - 49, - 49, !. - 80 =.
,,o.,;r. 49,, .cr,,-.o1,,ed aToumeut. M.
49,. -s,0o0s,ra.sd and ss1ured them
-. 49," -. II % - svo;d = ty;aI.
that the law must Be obeyed no matter
whom Il hurt; that Il was no respecter
of parsons. The buIlies became bolster
o,s and threatening. Instantly Mr.. Jack.
SOn puIIed his pistols from his Saddie-bagl
md 4 free fieht be,an in the courtroom.
Tia Ieader.hip Of the Young lawyer in
IpiTed The peoule present, who were in
favor a he enforcement Of the law, and
thsv Ioiped with jackson, whipped the
;sntiye crowd a bullies. took them into
couTt wbege thew were tried. convicted
ana sentenced 10 the full penalty ure-
1870 Nv The ut..ute That was the last
n ~ buil;e. and m occasion Of the nm.
ernl.ined eptyv IN the records of The
co1vt n SUNNI, county for l7as.
s.muel n Moran who built the state
..n;,ol n Tenns.seo d;ed anne tan wear.
- Va ~ h ~. uo.sau.iop a mer.
ch.n.,s books n socount !. In theae Werp
~ r1rrh.... a AndT.~, Jsrkson Ior fIvp
-. 49,, I-oo A. sx.min.t,on a ~
49,. -how. ,hs, ~ onIv purcb,se,
r0.d. h~ "a HicIorv a M. rerrh.nl
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-06-13
Beauty

q desired and admired By ALL Amoaa
Chs thing which may best b done %
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-05
The Promised Land Omen.

The president has issued his proclama-
ton opening the Oklahoma lanGs. After
giving the Jct Of congress by which the
land was acquired from the Creek Indians
he states the conditions on which sett. ers
may take up claims. Then after describ
ing the limitations Of the lants minute
he declares that at aud alter II . cock
noon Of the twenty second q ~ of April
next thev shall be open for settlement un-
der the terms of and subject 10 all the con
iii IONS limitations and restrictions con
tanned IN the act OF congress by which they
were acquired.
The proclamation closes with notice
that no other portions Of the Indian terri
tory than those described are 10 90 cOnsd d.
cred as open TO sett ement and a warning
that no person entering upon and occupying
said lands before the time specified for the
opening of the lands viii ever be permitted
10 enter any Of said lGnds or acquire any
rights.
The commissioner Of the general land
Office issued an order establishing
two land Offices in the Oklahoma territory.
The land Office or the western district is
loo ated at Kingtsher stage station and
for the eastern district at Guthrie. Each
district contains approximately the same
number of townships.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-05
THE STATE.
A Railroad Change.

The Il. H. * N. w. railway company will
no practically turned over to the r.. & II.
M. company on Monday, April 1, although
nominaily il will continue for "a time under
its present name and general management.
Mr.. Stanford Grape, "A son of President
Grape OF the II. & Il. NJ, will be superin-
tendent, with headquarters AT Port Huron.
The following circular has been issued
PORT HURON * NORTHWESTERN RY. Co. !
General Managers Office. :
Port Huron, March -, 1850
To Employes-The following appoint
ments arc made, 20 take effect April
next; Assistant general man
ager, David Edwards; super
intendent, Sanford Keeler; assistant SUI
perrltendent. w. +. Fuller; general freight
agent A. Patriarche; auditor, Gilbert w.
Leslie e; road master, George Nj. Brown;
master mechanic, r. j. Hatswell; master
oar builder j. *. Remit; general baggage
agent l.. ii. Pines. And these instructions
pertaining 10 their respective departments
will be observed:
That portion between East Saginaw and
Saginaw Junction VIII be known as the
port Huron Division" and will be operat-
ed from East Saginaw. The other branches
will be operated from Pt. Huron Mr. Stan
ford u. Grape is hereby appointed superin-
tendent of the sand Beach and Almont
divisions"
Signed, HENRY MONOGRAM,
General Manager.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-05

The first ore shipment OF the season was
made from the Champion mine at lshpem-
ing on the 10Th ult.
The governor has pardoned Barney Ros-
seau, who was sent To Jackson IN 1884 for
seven years for maaslaUghter. Rosseau
worked In the lumber camps and lived AT
Alpena When he returned homo from the
woods on one occasion he found u man
named Savage occupying apartments In his
home. Itosseau ordered him out. Savage
said he wouldn't go, and the result was a
fight, in which ROsseau was licked. The
latter then complained To the authorities,
but received no comfort, aud when he re-
turned home the battle with Savage was
renewed. Finding himself again getting
the worst Of it., Rosseau snatched knife
from the dinner table and stabbed his as
sailant so badly that nc died. He had only
seven months more To serve in prison, and
his pardon is granted in response 10 the
unanimous verdict OF the pardon board.
Hon. Edwin Willis took the oath of
office as notwithstanding of agriculture
March ~. He will take charge of his Office
on the lst of May.
Farmers of Van Buren, county have or
gained to crush the binding Irvine trust
Fire i'm the Flint wagon works destroyed
several thousand dollars worth OF wagons
in the store room.
There are four IndiaR children in the
state public school AT ColdWater.
A sanitary convention will be held in
Tecumseh juno ana =.
The corner stone of 81 Marks home in
Grand Rap DIS was laid March 81.
The contract for the rails TO be used in
changing tho guage of the Port Huron IL
Northwestern road has been let 10 the
steel works of Chicago aud Pittsburg. Ten
thousand tons of steel rails Will be used.
Reported that the Toledo, Ann Arbor &
Northern railroad company will extend
their road to Glen Haven.
Freda Brett, little girl over whose
guardianship and So, 900 estate her uncles
are now quarreling in Albany, n. Y, is
now at Kalamazoo with her mothers broth
err, Frank NJ. Clark. He telegraphed her
governess, Miss Landon,to bring her tn ere.
w. w. Staley of Lansing has been elect
ed mayor OF the First regiment Michigan
state troops.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-05
FOREIGN.

The labor movement is spreading
throughout Germany, and strikes are OF
frequent occurrence.
II is stated upon reliable authority that
the French government will almost imme-
diatcly establish military fort at Dunkir6
on the English Channel.
The Toronto Mail will make a bitter
fight ia its libel suit with the Jesuits.
Parnen will be rendered banquet in
London April /.
A collision between the police and band
OF anarchists occurred in Dundee, Scotland,
the other morning, which resulted in the
serious injury of a number OF people.
w. II. Harvey Of Guelph, Ont. murdered
his wife and two children on the morning
of March p. The day before he had been
arrested for the cmbezzlemeut Of 81 900
from his employers. II is thought he is in
sane. Harvey was very prominent in
church and Sunday school work, and had
been a very exemplary citizen.
a steamer foundered on Lake Chapala in
Mexico the other day. An excursion party
was on board, nearly all of whom were
drowned. sixty bodies have been
recovered.
The Spanish mail steamer Mindanoa was
sunk by collision with the Spanish steamer
Nsayas OFF Manila, March 70, and 20 OF
the crew and passengers were drowned.
Antwerp, committed suicide the other q v
! The act was due TO the failure Of scvera
| allied firms, whose liabilities will probab y
reach colossal sum. MIR Fandertaeleu
was IA lead ng member Of the liberal party
and had been dubbed the John Bright oil
! Belgium
! All Ireland re oices over the appointment
OF Patrick Egan as minister to Chilli.
Another plot 70 assassinate the ear has
/ been unear he'd.
/ London newspapers are greatly pleased
| over the appointment Of Robert Lincoln as
minister TO England.
At the next session Of parliament lauC
/ purchase scheme Tor ireland will be intro
/ duced. The ministry has also resolved L
! introduce, in 1891, an Irish local govern
ment ill. The measure provides for eX
! tensive changes in the management Of in
/ terual affairs IN Ireland.
The French government has decided I,
/ prosecute Gen BouIanger.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-05
Az Free as Water.

Illicit whisky aud beer making has been
fourishing in Alabama, because .hc CIRQUE
GUS idee prevails that the government mas
exhausted funds al propriated fer prosecu
tion of moonshiners Five deputy collect
tors of internal revenue arrested three no
torious outlaws in the mountain lastncs Of
Marion county March -. se..ol ght
large copper ills ana dos rOvcd ,JOJ
worth of distill,ng apparatus, besides let
ting POO gallons Of corn whisky aud lA,COG
gallons Of beer run To waste One moon
sinner csc ped with couple Of pistol oalls
in his body. More than " Of these out.
laws are already in all.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-05
Nice Fat PiumS.

The president has sent tho following
nominations TO the senate John Hicks OF
Wisconsin, TO be envoy eXtr ordinary and
minister plenipo entary OF tue United
States TO Peru; salary, $4,000. George 81
LOriny of Massachusetts, 10 DO minister
resident and consul general of the United
: ates 10 Portugal Robert II. Lincoln Of
i'll nOis, TO be o. eXtra0rd nary and
minister plen pOtentiary OF the United
States 10 Great Britain; salary, SIT, 500.
Murat Hastead of Cincinnati, &c DO envoy
extraordinary and III mister pleRipOtentiary
OF the United stat = 10 Germany; salary,
ST., 800. Allen Thorndike Rice of New
York, TO be envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipoientiary Of tho United
States to Russia: salary 1900.
Patrick Egan Of Nebraska TO Ge envoy Elk
traordinary and minister pienipotentiary OF
the United States 10 Chill; salary, $1,000.
Thomas Ryan OF Kansas TO be envoy extra
ordinary and minister plenipotentiary OF
the United States TO Mexico; sl2,0Oa
Robert Todd Lincoln is about rs years cd.
He has lived in Chicago -3 years. practicing
law. IN 1881 he was appointed secretary
of war by President Garteid and remained
in the cabinet throughout Aithurs admir-
istration. Mr.. Linco n married the daugh-
ter of Senator Harlan in Is Murat Hal
sted IS editor of the Gin inn Ii Commercial
Gazette, and has been hard political
fighter in and out Of the party for many
years. Thorndike Rico is sditor of tho
North American Review. Palr.cx Fgau is
the Irish agltator, and lawyer OF Consia-
cradle ability.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-05

Judge Brown Of Big Rapids, as depart
ment commander, q. \. r., has issued the
following order:
HEADQUARTERS DEPT, MIoHGAN q. a. r.,
BIC RAPIDS, March25, 1889.
General Order No |.
Tho following appointments are an
neunced as the staff of the department com
mander: Assistant adjutaut general Ma
than II. Vincent, Big Rapids; assistant
quartermaster general, w A. Whitney,
Big Rapids; Judge advocate, X. A. Parker
Detroit; inspector, Charles ,. Wilson,
Grand Rapids chief mastering officer,
Louis Kapitz. Muskegon. They will be
obeyed accordnly. Comrades j. II. Kidd,
Ionia; H. L. Warren, Albion, and John
Northwood, New Lothrop, are appointed a
committee to visit the soldiers home. Com
rades w. A Gavett, Grand Rapids; b. f..
Graves. Adrian, and SIS. Daboll, St. johns,
are appointed a committee on transporta-
Hon AiGes-de camp and assistant inspect
ors will be appointed in future orders, the
latter on the recommendation OF the de
parUment Inspector Department head
quarters are established in the city Of
Big Rapids.
by command Of
MICHAEL BROWN,
N.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-05
MICHAEL BROWN.
Dennrtment COmmanQel
N. VI. VINCENT,
Assistant AID. utant General
Sons of the ReYnlntion.

The lltest phase of the club craze is the
formation of a national society Of the Sons
Of the Revolution. Anybody VII be eligible
20 membership who has a revolutionary an
CestOr no matter how remote in the shape
of a statesman, soldier or sailor state so
cic ties of this kind have already been
formed in New York, PENNSYLVANIA and
Now Jersey, and, authorized by Gov. Luce.
4 society OF the Sons of the Revolution res
ideut IN Michigan will lie organized in the
pioneer room at the capitol on April II. VIM.
y. Mcdonald, who is chairman of the New
Jersey society, is expected in Lansing TO
look after tue work of organization and he
requests that all persons eligible TO mem
bership will forward their addresses TO him
NJ 20 Spruce street, Newark n. j.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-05
Aldace +. Walkers member of the inter-

Aldace r. Walkers member OF the inter
state commerce commission has resigned.
A well dressed man entered the private
office Of the president Of the first national
bank In Denver, Col, the other morning,
and at the muzzle of "A revolver compelled
that officer 10 sign a check for S2l, 200. He
then compelled the president
TO have the check cashed. The
money was handed over 10 the man, who
then went away and ali efforts To find him
have proved futile There were number
of clerks at work in the bank at the time
not one Of whom suspected what was going
Prairie fires have done great damage in
the vicinity of Huron, Dakota
The total production of distilled spirits in
the United States from July /, lsSS, 10 Jan.
81, 1889, was ~, 739, 1886 taxable gallons,
being the largest production for similar
period since 1888
Recruiting officers will be furnished with
outline chart of the human figure upon
which on each enlistment are 10 indicated
any distinctive scar or mark TO secure
Identification in case OF desertion.
The New York cigar makers are prepar-
ing for a strike TO involve 10 900 men.
The widow Of "Stonewai' jackson WIS
offered the appointmet Of pOs,mistress at
Lexington, Va, but declined because her
aged father needed her attention.
Daniel Burke died at the home OF the
Little Sisters of the Poor in Chi cage tie
other day, aged ii years.
The immediate relatives of the men who
were lost in the wreck ut Samoa will be
entitled To pensions under the general law.
Queen Victoria cabed her sympathieS TO
the United States for the loss sustained by
our navy in the disaster at Samoa.
The following additional nominations
| have been sent 10 the senate: John Il.
Abbott of New Hampshire 10 be envoy
! extraordinary and minister plenipo entiary
of the United States TO the Republic OF Co
| lOmbia; Edwin IL. Terrill of Texas 10 be
| envoy extraordinary and minister pleuipo-
! tertiary Of the United States TO Belgium
! Mathematician w. Bergman, postmas-
ter at Versailles, Ky. To be delegates To
| the conference between the United STATES
! OF America and the Republics Of Mexico,
! Central and South America, Hayti, San
| Domingo and the Empire of Brazil 10 be
! held IN Washington in l>s9, John y. Hen
derson OF Missouri, Cornelius n. Bliss of
| New York. William piuckney Whyte Of
! Maryland, Clement Studebaker Of Ind ana,
! T. Jefferson Coolidge Of Massachusetts,
| William Henry Prescott of South Carolina,
! Andrew Carnegie of Pennsylvania, John
| r. K Pitkin Of Louisiana, Morris NJ.
Estee Of California, J. II. Hanson OF
Georgia.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-05
Death of MAJ. Reno.

Ma. Marcus A. Reno, AYE United States
Army, who serv with Goa Custer in the
Yellowstone Sioux massacre died ia Wash
ing on March IL at Providence hospital.
Maj. Reno about three months ago became
a,iicted with a cancer on the ton .ue The
generous portion was reno ell last week
by Or. John B. III lmilto1. \ few d rvs ago
crysipelHs set IN Ia the right hand and
there was pneumonia OF betn lungs. which
brought about his death la a few hours
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-05
A King Incanaciated.

cral the other day Premier Baron NacSay
announced that tho cabinet had decided
that the kiugo OF Holland was incapaciate
from governing the couHtry any longer.
The cabinet mad, no sad, communicated
this decision 70 the state council, whose do
elaration was awaited.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-05
Weather and Crops.

The weekly crop bulletins OF tho state
weather service were resumed March 30.
The effect of temperature and lack Of pre-
oipitation has been unfavorable TO the
wheat No rain or snowfall Of any couse-
quence came after the sth OF March until
the 25th, when fall Of damp snow came
which averaged two inches. The amount
of sunshine was above the normal. The
amount of precipitation for March is two
inches below the average. Flowing and
spring work is progressing rapidly in the
south half Of the state
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-05
Strnck by a rrain.

A passenger train on tie Lake Shore,
bound west near Duulaps, i've niles west OF
Goshen, Ind struck "a baCGy containing
Robert Mccartney. aged %, s0s OF James
McCaiIrey OF Goshen. and Miss Deiia Love.
aged is Of Elkhar:. Nneu lha train was
stopped both were found on tho pilot of tho
engine. dead McCaffrey head was
crus ed and the young dys neck brokeu.
The horse was killed and the buggy com
pletely demo ished. Il " sappo ed they
were asleep when struck
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-05
Justice Matthews Funeral.

Funeral SERVICES ever the remains OF the
ate Associate Justice M tthews were held
March - at his late residence The prssi
uent and cabinet, tho JUS cos Of tho su.
preme court, many members a congress-
AMI other prom mont persons were present
The remains were conveyed To Glendale,
o., for interment.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-05
Disaster at Samoa.

Dispatches from Samoa state that the
American men-of WI Ireutou, NNudalii
and Nipsic aud the German men oi-war
olga, Adler aud Eber were driven Oh a
reef during "A violent storm and totally
wrecked
OF the American crews. four officers end
As men were drowned. and OF the German
crews, nine officers and 81 men LOST their
lives.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-05
AN IMPORTANT BILL.
The indeterminate Sentence Bill WI
Probably Pass and the Gov
ernor Will Not Veto u.
Legislative Notes.

The two important prison bills-one oo.-
solidating the several prison boards OF the
state into one board, and the other adopt
ing the indeterminate sentence and parole
systems stand very fair chance OF becom-
ing laws. The indeterminate sentence BIN
passed both houses two years ago, but was
vetoed by Gov. Luce because Of what he
considered "a constitutional defect The
governor has since modified his views, and
the bill will be reported in such shape as 10
avoid any objection so far as possible TO
increase the possibility Of the bills pas
sage, x-President Hayes will probably
come TO Lansing and address the legisIa-
ture in favor Of the measure.