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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
AMONG THE TEMPLARS.
Pleasant Entertainment Given At
Good Templars' Hall.


An enjoyable social and literary en-
tertainment was given by the Good
Templars last night at their hall in the
McMullen block, on South DivIsion-st. t..
The room was filed to It's fullest scat
ing capacity with members and friends
of the Tcmplars, and they were all well
repaid with the following exercises:
Opening ode, 10y lodge members; har-
monica solo, 10y Messrs. Knight and
Balcom; solo, bv Miss Eva Blain, as
sisted by Mrs. Bateman, Miss Kinney,
Mcssrs. Hawk. BalcOm and knight,
Father, Won't You Try?''; recitation,
by Mr.. Bateman; duet, by Mrs. Bate
man and Mr. Balcom; sheet music, by
Messrs. Norton and Hawk duet, by
Misses klnny and Lewis; tableaux, a
New Years CALI harp solo, by Messrs.
Knights and BalcOm; address. 10y O. w.
Blain, giving an account of the tenn
perance work being done by the Good
remplars IN the city, and appealing To
the citizens 10 help the order IN the
soldiers Home; tableauX, by members
of Veteran Lodge, representing them III
a bayOnot charge in 1861, and then
representing them IN 1889 signing the
Good Templars' pledge and demOllsh-
ing saloon.
After the exercises were over, the
folding doors between the main hall
and banquet room were thrown open,
nd all participated in ice-cream and
other refreshments. Every one was
highly pleased with the entertainment.
SUNDAY, at $3.50 D. m, Rev. Mr.. Fluhrer
will deliver a lecture at Good Tefn-
plars' Hall, on Waste of Moral Forces" "
All are cordially invited to attend.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
MAJOR n. j. KELSEY SHOT.
He Loses Leg as the Result Of Cow
boys Careless Shot.

LANSING, Mich, Sept. lS.-There were
more folks shot by the careless cow
boy, Francis Arizona Ned), on the fair
grounds Wednesday than were first re-
ported. One victim was Maj. Newell J
Kelsey, of West Leroy, Calhoun soun-
ty, and he Is crippled for life. The
alleged cowboy, after emptying his gun
into Il crowd, in an awkward effort to
unload it, went 10 show how it was
done, and Kelsey, who had been pricked
by few scattering shot the first time,
next received n full load in one leg.
He was taken to Battle Creek, en-
route to his home, and there had to
suffer IN amputation. Maj. Kelsey
was good soldier in the war, a good
citizen, and in 1883 was a member of
the State House of Representatives,
where he made a tirst-class record, as
an honest, clear-headcd member.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

The +aiehixsa Christiaa Advocate
Taras over a Disideld.

GEEEsyiLL6, Alch., sept l5.-Ihe
feature of she Michigan conference Last
ght wss ths anniversary meeting OF
the educational society Ihe venerable
treasurer. Rev. W II Brockwsy, sub
n.Eted n.s report, sho~ing q slight bal
suce on the right SIDE of the ledger
Dr Flske, president Of Aib.on college,
made a stirring address ln behalf of
ed dcstlou. aud told Inat Hon Heury
NJ. Loud. III osCoda had placed la his
hands $4,000 a. ne USED Go eud0W
enaiI ~ history u AlDlC1. Inc follow
ug officers s. re- elected President.
Lew Master, vice president J e. Floyd
secretary r l.. thompson treasurer,
". Ii. brockHayi managers. NJ N
tailen, g.. = Hickey, james Hamilton.
In.s morning Rev. Mr. >hO0uer. of the
Congregational Church, and Rev. Mr..
Bass. If the g. ntist Church, were intro
duced. Rev. : b. Bangs was invited 20
preach next year a seml-centennial SER
mon.
Dr. j. II Potts, Of Detroit, presented
% the conference check for Sl077
being a dividend from the utckigqa
Chrisfion ddtoc.tg.
Bishop t0,s addressed the class of
fourteen deacons and the conference.
Among the qualifications of a success
ful Christian ministry he gave the
following. 4 learned, cOnsccrated,
revival, biblical, loyal and manly MIN
lster.
Dr. CranstOn, of the Western book
concern, also addressed the conference.
and MS humorous catechlsm produced
much merrlment.
Rev. J. e.. Halter. Of the Evangelical
Church, brought fraternal greetings
from that body. Dr. l.. K. Fiske read
the annual report OF the trustees OF
Albion college and reported 7l5l vol
umes IN the library. The Ladies'
Library Association OF the Albion col
lege raised $500 during the year, and
Peter NJ. Emory gave $500. A public
college lectureship has been created
during the year, and Rev. Washington
Gardner appointed lecturer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
MURDER OR SUICIDE
A Former Inmate Of the Soldiers
Home Pound Dead
LYING IN 4 MUDDY POND IN JACKSON
or0.n Dickinssa. or Coions Apparently ,
the Victim of . Mord~fss ths
fsarful Discovery Made oy
SoAse Boys.

JAcKsoS, Mich, sept. lS.-Another
fearful murder mystery seems 10 have
been sprung on the people OF lhis city
today AT 1880 THIS morning SOME
boys playing upon the pond, half a
mile from the city, found the hody OF
a man lying face down IN the slime and
mud. the body being dressed n dark
clothes.
Under instructions from the coroner,
the body was taken TO the hard ground,
and on being turned over, bullet hole
Was found on the right side OF the face,
close TO the temple, and blood had
o0zed from the wound over the muddy
water. The man was heavy set, nearly
bald, the remaining hair being black,
and the features, which were bloatcd
from exposure, heavy. In the pocket
was IA envelope with the heading,
"Grand Rapids soldiers Home" ON
the corner, and tine direction, "Orman
Dickinson. Colon, Mich"
The only reasonable conclusion Is
that the man was shot Tor his money
and the body thrown where found, the
mud preventing the murderer from
conveying theEbody farther out INTO
the water.
An inquest Will be held tomorrow
morning. The man was about 90 years
Old, hls weight about l75 or $50 pounds,
and ne was an utter stranger 10 all
here.
Physicians say the wound in the head
was not fatal one, and was not made
by bullet. He proves TO have been
Orman Dickinson, discharged from the
soldiers Home IN Grand Rapids. June
II last, by reason of being granted a
pension of $500 and SO per month.
The address on the envelope on his
person is Colon, instead of Coldwater.
lie enlisted IN the l26th New York IN
fantry August %, 1862, and was dis
charged December, 1863. Several par
ties claim to have seen the man around
here several days ago, and the doctors
say the body had lald there or some
where else from five TO seven days, as
modification had taken place. Dick
inson has brother, Edison Dickinson,
at Colon, who will come for the body.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

CHICAGO, sept. l3.-Ovor one half Of
the poremptory challenge of the de
fcnse m the Cronn case are now gone.
Five were used today. Ffy-one OF the
100 challenges credited 10 the pr soners
have been cancelled. At this rate Of
progress a jury ought 10 be secured
within two weeks. Searsonis still held
a a possible juror. butit is said that he
VIII soon be dismissed by the State.
Real Estate Agent Culver ls anothcr
possible Juror. lie has been passed by
both sides. He is considered good
enough bv the state.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
Ladies' and Children's
Summer Vests.
LOOK AT THE PRICES

ladies' Ribbed Vests, low mech. 4.
sleeveless-price IS cents. Reduced
from 25 cents.
Ladies Ribbed Vests, low neck,
sleeveloss-only IL cents each
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, high neck,
long sleeves; high neck and sleeveless,
and low neck and sleevoless-at - cts.
Below cost price.
Ladies' Bslbrggsn Vests, long and
short sleeves, 37s cents each.
Ladies Lisle Ribbed Vests, low mech.
sleeveless; price 30 cents. Reduced
from - cents
Ladies six Ribbed Vests. low meek :,
sleeveless. - cents. Reduced from
81 80 each.
Children's Ribbed Vests. 4 e 5years,
10 cents each. Reduced from - cents.
80 dozen Children s Balbri Cyan Vests,
al sizes; your choice At - lib cents
reduction.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

The Houscmsn. Donnaily & Jones
Baseball club played a game with the
Northern beuts yesterday and won by
d score of ll t0 3. Batteries. Coon and
Nohlburg for the IT,, H. q J's. Rey-
no.ds and Hewett for the Northern
keufs.
The WelCh Folding Bed bali club
played a very close game with the
ercenvliles yesterday. The Greenvilies
won hv a score Of % 5. Batteries.
Freeman and Thompson for Greenv'ile.
Morton and HawetL fnr the " + B s
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
A FRIGHTFUL LEAP.
An Invalid woman's Attempt at Suicide
in Detroit.

in Detroit.
DETROIT, Sept. l5.-This noon Miss
Winifred Eson, of 81 Congress-st. west,
jumped from a fourth-story window.
fracturing her skull and breaking sew
eral ribs. She was taken TO the Emer-
gency Hospital, where herwounds were
dressed 10y Drs. Parker and Smith. Miss
Eson had been living with her brother,
George A. EsOn, for about year. she
was a dressmaker by trade, but for SIX
months past had suffered from general
debility and was confined a great deal
10 her bed. Previous to committing
her rash act today she had been in her
room writing a letter to "A sister, whom
she was soon 10 visit. About 1890 her
brother heard grOans and, gong out,
found her insenslble IN the backyard d.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

Carried Concealed Weapon..

John Morris. who poses as pugllist,
was arrested at Smiths Opera House
last night for fighting. The arrest was
made 10y Patrolman Hyland. The
complaint now Is breach of the peace,
but when searched a revolver was
found in his pockets. and when the
first case is disposed OF he will be made
to answer to the charge of carrying
concealed weapons.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

NEW YORK, Sept. l3.-The business
failures during the last seven days as
reported.to r. G.. Dun q Co, number
for the United States, 10; for Canada
%, or a total of 1913. As compared with
POI last week and 2ll the week previ-
ous 20 the last. For the corresponding
week last year the figures were 2l7,
representing 100 failures IA the United
States and ~ in Canada.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

"McCarthy's Mishaps" is an amusing,
wildly hilarious conceit, which actually
defies criticism. Ehctc critics, in many
instances, owing TO their vanity, Will
call such production "horse play
Rough-and- tumble comedy would
sound better. There is some plot in
"Mishaps,' but the fun is so fast and
furious that the audience merely gaze
upon any effort of seriousness in an in
different sort of a way, and at the same
time rest their aching sides. The only
complaint made 10y those so fortunate
as to be in the audience last night was
that they were compelled to laugh until
they were exhausted. 1t is, IN a word,
a succession of varied and enter
tanning specIaltlcs, comprising excellent
singing, bright melody, superior dane
Ing and absurd and excruciatingly
cOmical acrobatic situations. Barney
Ferguson-and his name recalls many
years of happy and successful stage ex-
periencc-ls a quaint and quiet type OF
the Irish comedian. He is not o. the
conventional sort, but IN his most
effective work unfolds modest and
insinuating stvlc that is irresistible.
His Dennis Mccarthy wins popularity
because at all stages of the career of
this character II forces enjoyment and
amusement. I'm w. +. Carroll, Mr..
Ferguson Is ably seconded in the con-
spiracy to unlOOscn the walstcOat
buttons of the auditors. lie
is, like Mulligan, somewhat gen
teel. and assumes an air of
single copper-distlled respectability,
but the wit and salient humOr of his
speeches provoke increased uprOar.
The dancing Of Miss LIZZIE DAILY was
most artistic and spirited. She was re-
called until compelled 10 retire from
sheer exhaustion. Little Vine DAILY, a
child Of tender years, was remarkably
precoclous and apt in break-downs,
sailors hOrnppe winging, Johnny
Gct Your Gun etc. The quartet
rendered many selections, with pleas
ing voices and admirable unison.
| There is not a stick m tins combination
of comedians. and If the amount of
bOisterOus amusement, they are cap
able of rendering, was fully realized.
Powers would be packed at the two
remaining performances 10 be given
THIS afternoon and evening.
The Forrcstcr's oriental buriesQue.
the Grand Military Encampment, -
rs present q at smiths opera House
this week. is decided innovation.
being put on with magnificent scenic
effects, elegant costumes and we'll
drilled chorus Grand Saturday mat
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
Three niilers Appointed.

LANSING, Mich, sept. lS.-GoyeTnor
Luce has appointed u. 4. Merrill, OF
Kalamazoo, Wm a. Coombs, Of Cold
water. and +. ". stock. OF Hllsdale, a.
Michgan's delegates 10 the conference
OF the three Americas. which meets at
Washington, October .. These three
gentlemen are -four miilers.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
Miehlran pelsrates Appointed.

LANaSc, Mich, sept. l3.-Goy. Luce
has appointed d. b. Merrill, Of Kala-
mazoo; Wm. A. Coonebs, of Coldwater,
and F. W stock, OF Hillsdale, a. Mich
igan's delegates To three Americas
which meets at Washington, October p.
The three gentlemen are all flour mil
Inr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

LANsINo, Mich, sept. lS.-Stock-
bridge village has dysentery outbreak
of a very severe type. There have
been eight deaths this week and there
are now htteen eases. >tockbrldge has
failed 10 comply with the law requiring
every village 10 have physician for
It's health officer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

Wurzburg q Bronson's band Will &C
cept the challcge of the Jackson man
who processes TO be so anxious 10 put
up money for the Central City band
and Will probably make the formal
announcement today.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
COLLISION ON D., G. H. & M.
Two Engines and sixteen Cars Run on
the Track.

PoSTIAc, Mich, sept 13.-Frelght
train No. II and a special freight
collded almost at fun speed on a curve
of the Detroit. Grand Haven & Mi
waukee railroad near Waterford tins
morning. Then they rolled down a
thirtv-fo0t embankment sixteen
freight ears and two engines jeff the
track. one Of the hrakemen was badly
hurt. The rest of the crew escaped ay
fumufuE
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
BASE BALL.
An Exhibition Game AT Saginaw-Other
Items

Grand Rapids played an exhibition
game with Saginaw yesterday and were
defeated. Miller and Yak were the
battery Of Grand Rapids and Wheaton
and McNIahon for Saginaw. The score
was Is follows:
Grand Rapids 0 o 0 o. 10 4
Ssginaw.....--.-- oil IL
Lansing defeated Flint by a score of
| to o, yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

J. y. Sopcr IS a woil digger. Ho had
just completed a well on the West SIDE
when some malicious person threw a
dynamite bomb into tie well and tore
u al 70 pieces He wants the police to
find the man who threw the bomb.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

Reed CITY has q sunflowcr clubwhich
camps at star lake annually o. hunt,
nsh and IA 81 Ned generally.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

The Forrcstcr's oriental burlesque.
the Grand Military Encampment," ="
As present q at smiths opera House
this week. is a decided innovation,
beng put on with magnificent scenic
effects, elegant costumes and a we'll
drilled chorus. Grand Saturday mat
nce this afternoon.
Mohave County miner., 1889-03-30
Letter FROM PhGnix.
PHGx1x, A. r., March 20, 1889.

fHESlx, A. H., MArch ~, loo3.
EDITOR MINER.
The time allotted TO the session OF O
Legislature for Arizona is sixty days.
Tomorrow viii end our work, although
the Republican members are not satisfied
by any means. II viii be remembered
that at Chicago plank was adopted in
favor OF home rule. When the inangu-
ration took place in Washington there
were st least twenty representative men
on hand demanding TO be appointed
themselves, or thsir friends, Governor Of
Arizona. Each man well knew that he
was the only man in Arizona who was
capable Of filling that important position.
The result is we have not q Governor
yet, and am afraid that the Republican
party Of the Territory has had a backsst.
Governor Zulick did not want any change
in the management OF prison or uniyer-
sity, and now il seems to be settled fact
that all Of the institutions OF the Territory
must be run in the interest OF the b. r. p.
ii the representatives Of Arizona had
settled down TO one, and he appointed
and got around TO Ph9nix, 1t would have
helped matters, but as IL is We are
beaten. However, the Republicans oi
the Territory must live in hope, as do the
Democrats. We may make q point two
years from now, and we may not; the
Democrats are making figures as to what
they will do four years hence. So II
goes in the United States party can
be whipped but not killed, so We will
quietly wait the results two and -four
years hence.
1t has been very busy time in both
branches of our Legislature for week
past. We viii probably adjourn to-inor
row. IL win leave large amount oI
business on hand undene, but we vii
content ourselves by adding another letter
to the alphabet-"letter rip" and 81
home.
MARCH 2l.--Clark Churchill arrived
home this morning, but as he has beer
en- route from Washington for FIVE day.
past, he at once inquired for news.
The Governorship is still mixet
question, and / have inquired OF severa
members as TO how we were to get out 0
our muddle. No one seems to know
The appropriation bill came into thu
council late last evening. 1t foots up u
the trifiing sum Of $4,000. As tn
House, you know, makes up this bill
and az the Democrats expect to holt
over, they are not siingy or little abou
money affairs. A few bills have beef
signed by the Governor, but how we ar
to do the work we have before US betweei
! 10 a. m. and IL p. m. is mystery.
WV. III. HARDY.
Mohave County miner., 1889-03-30

A WAsHNGroS special says: The
charges filed against Governor Woifiey
of Arizona in the Senate are threefold.
The three charges are embodied az fol-
lows: Extorting money ON information
gained in confidential relation, fraudu-
lent surveys, and technical charge re-
lating to materials used by Wolfey in
his surveys in the Territory. Wolfiey's y
profession is that OF civil engineer. The
first charge, which is made at the insti'
cation OF Colin and Brewster Cameron ol
Arizona, who own large tracts OF land in
the Territory, was considered most seri'
ous. They employed Wolacy for six weeks
in surveying and clearing up title. lie
charged them $500, Of WHICH 500 wa
for expenses. The matter was finally
compromised for 5000, after Woihey
offered to submit the matter to arbltra
lion. The general impression 10 that hl
nomination win be confirmed at an earl!
date, a. the Territorial Committee does
not seem to consider that case has beei
made out against him.
Mohave County miner., 1889-03-30
The Coconino bill was put to sleep iI
the Council committee.
STATE OF ONO, CRY OF ToLEDo,l
fucAs C0tISTY

STATE OF ONO, CRY OF ToLEDo,l ss
Lucas COUNTY.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner Of the firm Of F. J..
Cheney & Co., doing business in the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRH
CURE. 1 FRANK. J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
t-.., A. d. 's8. A. w. GLEASON,
lsEAL, Notary Public.
t~1
Halls Catarrb Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and
mucus surfaces Of the system. Send for
testimonials, free. ..
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
fold by Druggists, 75c. .a.
Mohave County miner., 1889-03-30

ATELEaRAM to the Journal Miner from
Phoenix, under date Of the Goth inst,
saws: "The removal OF the Territorial
capital TO Tucson il being actively agitated
at present. The Pima delegation is trying
TO form a combination to that end. Coun-
Gilman Hardy, In communication to the
Herald yesterday, after referring to the
Maricopa deleg stion az sulking represent
atiyes, continues: Threats are made by
some OF the members that stay by the sit
uation, that party preservation may force
the change This new turn in Legisla'
tive matters has created decided sensa
tion here
Mohave County miner., 1889-03-30

ACCORDING to a report furnished by
Secretary Bayard to joint committee o.
House and Council, fifty-nine bills passed
by the Legislature have become laws
Thirty-three OF them originated in the
House and twenty-six in the Council
The total number introduced we're l35 in
the House and 100 in the council, 235 ir
all, showing that l76 either failed 70 pass
both houses or we're killed by veto.
Mohave County miner., 1889-03-30

ALI three judges of the supreme court
decided that the Atlantic and Pacific
railroad should pay its taxes, not only in
Apache county, but in the counties Of
Yavapai and Mohave. An appeal has
been taken to the supreme court OF the
United States. AS to the reversal oil
Chief Justice Wright's decision in the
Apache county case, it was only as to the
manner and form by which the road was
required to pay its just taxation, and did
not relate to the merits Of the case
Mohave County miner., 1889-03-30

PRESIDENT HARRISON mas nominated
Robert T. Lincoln as Minister TO Eng
land. Mr.. Lincoln is son OF Abraham
Lincoln, was Secretary OF War under
President Arthur, is q lawyer by pro
fession and competent man. The Pres
ident has also appointed Allen Thorndyke
Rice, editor Of the North American
Review, Minister TO Russia. Both ap
pointments are surprises TO the politi
cians
Mohave County miner., 1889-03-30
TERRITORIAL MINING ITEMS

The Reymeft mines in the De Noon
district have been sold to Milwaukee
syndicate. ..
The steamer Gila brought down from
Norton's Sunday morning 2000 sacks Of
concentrations, valued at $4,000, from
the Clip Consolidated Mining Company's
mill.--Yuma Sentinel.
The Vekol is shipping considerable
quantities of rich ore from the newly
discovered chambers in that wonderful
mine. The ore carries too much lead for
milling and is sufficiently high grade TO
bear the expense of shipping and leave
handsome margin Of profit.
Steam hosting works for the Terrific.
rial Mining Company (the company that
owns the Silver Camp group OF mines)
arrived here this week from Chicago.
Messrs. Lodge and Rhoads Of Illinois,
two Of the largest owners of the mines,
are now here, and work will be pushed
az soon as the hosting works are erected
Wilcox Stockman.
1t is reported that John Sevenoaks was
arrested in Harqua Hals this week and
taken TO Yuma on charge of defraudine
the men who had been putting up money
for his operations. Another report is tc
the effect that Sevenosks has gone crazy
A man who arrived from there says ht
has been on . great spree and has been
trying to bulldoze everybody in the camp
Tucson Citizen.
The weekly report from the Quijots
mines contains the following infoma
ton: The Peerless mine for the weel
shipped 100 tons Of ore to the mill
where the battery samples ayeraget
s28.42 per ton. Bullion valued at $50
wss on hand in the assay Office, afte
shipping the $4,000 previously advised
The mine looks as usual. In the Crocke
an uprise has been started on the 30
level, 50 feet south of west cross-cut No
2, and is up six feet, with the ore in tn
roof seven feet wide and of good quality
Tucson Citizen. .........
Some person about Holbrook, havin
no sense and less judgment, raised
gold fever and stated that the scene c
the find WAS q few miles north Of Ho
brook. kilograms were sent all over th
country, and Winslow, being only a shor
distance from the new find, was all astiI
Many Of our citizens started for tn
fields, and after travelling many mile
returned, wiser but no richer. w
would be pleased 10 hear Of such a fin
near Holbrook, but we do not side
with such lying reports for the mere pun
: pose Of exciting the people.-Winslo
News.
Manager w. s. Lyle went up to I'll
, Silver King mine last week and returne
: Wednesday. He has ordered some in
: portant changes TO be made in the worl
n ing at the mine. The air compresso
y for working the Burleigh drills will
c entirely dispensed with, effscting savir
+ in wood alone Of $40 per day. 1t
II found that better headway is made /
n the miners with hammer and drill in Il
+ soft rock than with the Burleigh drill
- with quite saving in powder. An engi'
e will be put at the $50 level for hoisti'
- purposes. About twenty-seven men a
y now employed in the mine, and the q
y velopment Of large bodies Of good ore
A. believed to be only question OF a sht
is time, and the miners are nearly ali con
" dent that the Silver King will eventual
q resume its position as one Of the b
m dividend payers Of the Territory.--Fk
ence Enterprise.