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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-07

The MILWAUKEE ENcAMPMENT.-The Navy
department has sent instructions to the COM
handing officer Of the U.S.S. Michigan to be
present with that vessel at Milwaukee during
the encampment of the GAR, August 1870,
and to take part in the naval sham battle and
otherwise to promote the success of the en-
campmsnt.
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II. b. TowsEn Il Sos.
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
1916 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.

Clark,s O. n T. Spool Cotton, 4c
Fruit Of the Loom Bleached Cotton, SIC.
Blue FLANNEL for Bathing Suits from &c. MP
Splendid Line of Outing Cloth reduced to 10c
Bstste In Beautiful Styles reduced from IN TO &c.
Ginxhams in Great Variety for 5, 3, 10 and 12,sc-
Job Lot Of LADIES' Linen Collars and Cuts, worth
IRON 10 to 15c-, only DC.
Extra Large Linen Towels, 20c.
Red Table Linen. Fast Colors, 2oc.
lZ1<c. Satines reduced TO loo.
CSC. Satines, reduced to lSc.
Cballiss that cheap 1T 0c closing ct &c.
Flannel suitings ~ yards wide. All Wool, Soc
Colored Cambria for Lining. &c.
Nv
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A Thief Sent to jail.

negro named Harry Gross was placed os
trial in the Police Court this afternoon CHARGED
with the grand larceny Of q pocketbook con-
tanning sal.23 in cash, promissory note and
other articles. As the promissory note ives not
Endorsed. the offense was reduced TO petit lar
ceny and tine negro was given six months In
jail The stolen property belonged 20 Mr..
Olive Lake of No. 1888 18th street
Range of the Thermometer To-day.
The following were the readings ct the sig
nal Office to-day: am, 6s; 2p.m., 70; maxi
mum, 10; minimum, G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-07

The TRAINING SHIP PORTSMOUTH sailed yes
terday from Portsmouth, N. H., on q summer
cruise for Fayai and Finchal.
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Schooner sunk and Three Men browne

NonroLx, Va, Aug. THE Old Dominion
line steamship Old Dominion ran into and sunk
the sloop Ena May in Norfolk harbor this
morning. The sloop's crew Of three men we're
drowned.
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Issur. c. J. BADoRn has bssu ordsrsd 10 ord
aanee duty ss the Warrington nv yasy, A.
gust -
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Married at the City Hall.

Monroe Russell is the name Of n young col.
ored man who conducts blacksmith shop Al
Nokesville, Prince William county, Virginia.
Monroe has recently been paying his attention
to young colored woman in Alexandria named
Annie jackson. Having decided 10 joln hands
in matrimony Russell visited Alexandria this
morning, where he met tho young NO.
man. She was dressed In neat suit
OF layender-colored silk and Monroe
was dressed In . black Prince Albert
in Alexandria the couple came TO this CITY.
This afternoon they visited the city hall and
were married by the Rev. T. b. Bailey.
The young people received the congratulations
OF the spectators and left on an afternoon train
FOR their home. To = STAR reporter the hus-
band said he did not know whether his wife's
parents objected or not, that he said nothing
TO them and he thought they would be sur.
prised when they learned of the marriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-07

About 900 excursionists visited this city to-
day from York, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-07

FiRsr LIEUT.. F. II. BARNHARr, eighteenth
infantry, having been found incapacitated for
active service by an army retiring board, has
been granted an indefinite leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-07
Evrsr FAnxrn Knows

That weeds must Be- torn up BY the roots or
they VII be sure 70 crop ont again. 30 II IL
with diseases which have their origin In de-
PRAYED blood rhs cause Of shs complaint must
be removed By Ayers ssrsspssilla. or no psrma-
nent cure is possIbla TryfA
C. ". Allen. DruTsist Of Brunswick. Me-.
says: II have never known Ayers sarsaparilla
fail to eive satisfsction. In hundreds Of casss
within my knowledge 70 has proved perfect
specific for diseases arising from impurities IN
the blood I regard n - N invaluable spring
psdiAneL
AYERS sARsAPARTrLA.
Prepared By Dr. J. O. Aver Co. Lowell. MAJ.
Sold By al Druggists. Price o. six bottles, IS
$50 WORTH s5 A BOTTLE
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y. n sHUsTKR q soN4
e1e PENN. AVE. NV.
3y26
CLosiNa OUT SALE OF $4,000 WORTH OF
~ DRY GOODS
At prices that are within reach Of all

At prices that are within reach OF all
For the next 80 days We offer special discount OF
10 per cent on all goods except Domestica.
This is the great chance Of Life to lay in sup
ply of all kinds of Dry Goods This discount Ii on AL
mArked-down prices, which makes them about 20 Per
cent cheaper than ever before.
SILK velvets, Henriettas Cashmeres, Atwood b.
tistes Linen Lawns, Damasks, Napkins. TowelA CAS-
slmeres, Gloves, Hosiery. Ribbons Gents Chiidren's
aud Ladies' Underwear. Plaid Muslins, India Linens.
Lawns. Piques, Cantaulds, English Grapes at prime
cost. One A Besched Cotton. at &C.. worth 10c
Just so of those Extra Large Bed Spreads at 76c.,
worth 81. 10 pcs. only Of those beautiful Challes
reduced to 6Ae. formerly 10c- per I'D. This stock
must be reduced and the price Is object Come and
see US and get the greatest bargains Of your life
Guinet silks, price s1.75, reduced 70 e1.40
2.25. 1-75.
1-5O, les
LES. 1l2k
100 .S7K
10 so.
This reduction embraces Colored Silks also. Rem.
nants at prime and in Dress Goods At haprice.
THOS. J, LUTTRELL
ty27-2v Goth IT. and Pa.
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TNHE WONDERFUL CARLSBAD SPRINGS

AT the Ninth International Medical Congress- Or. A.
J. Toboldt Of the University Of Pennsylvania, read
tpaper stating that out Of thirty treated with the
genuine imported Powdered Carlsbad Sprudel Salt for
chronic constipation, hypochondra disease of the fv-
or and kidneys. jaundice, adiposis diabetes dropsy
from vslvusr heart disease. dyspepsa catarrhal IN
Asmmstcn Of the stomach, ulcer Of the stomach OF
spleen. children with marasmus. eont rheumatism Of
sbe joints savel etc. twenty -six sutrey cured.
threemuch improved and one not treated long enough
Average time of treatment four weeks.
The Carlsbad sprudel Salt powder form). u an 81.
cellent psrieat Laxative and Dtrettc 1t csdys tAc
cys,iextoB, purtfss ths Blood. 10 10 eaeily soluble,
pleasant to and permanent In action. Inc genuine
product Of the Carlsbad SPRING. 10 exported in round
bottles Each bottle comes ip light blue payer car
son CO." sole agents, Barclay street, New 1erkt
on every bottle. One bottle mailed upon receipt Of
one Dollar DR. Toboldt's lectures mailed free upon
application aul-m.W6I
CMART WEED AND BEILADONNA, COMBINED
- with the other ingredients used IN the pest POROUS
plasters make Carriers s. W.. q ID. Backache PlasterD
the best In the market. Price 70 cents.
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THE STORM IN VIRGINIA.
It Washed Out q Part Of the w. and ..
Track-Clerks Who Didn't Get Here.

The storm last night did great damage in
Virginia, especially along the line Of the WASH
ington and Ohio railroad, which goes to Round
Hill. There Ia one bad washout between Falls
Church and Torrisons, said 10 be about 0e0
feet In extent, where the road bed Ii broken
and the rails are carried away. The bridge
between Falls Church and West End was also
damaged. No trains have passed these points
to-day, and the many clerks and others who do
business in Washington and live at the villages
along this road were unable 70 reach the city.
People at Falls Church could drive In and
many OF them did 20, but those living beyond
that point we're compelled to remain away.
II 10 estimated that about three hundred gov
eminent employees and others live along this
road, and when II was learned that the down
train was stopped at Vienna and that no train
had come up from Washington there was
large amount Of disgust manifested. II was
claimed that the railroad company could have
sent train up to meet the one coming down
and that with no great amount OF Inconvenience
the passengers could have been transferred and
brought into Warrington. No such effort ON
the part Of the company was made.
An the streams IRE ms. in Virginia are Greatly
been done TO crops BY overfows.
AnxY ORDxRa-Leave Of abseucs for four
months, TO take effect Ut the close Of the fall
monoeuvsrs, ID granted First Lieut. Eion =.
wilsox. The general court-martial convened
at Willott Point, N. u, May -, and ct West
Point July Q, have been dissolved. Capt. John
J. Cochran, assistant surgeon, has been or
dered from Fl Adams, r. L, 10 the summer
camp At Fort Robinson, Neb., for temporary
duty.
Luur. c. J. BADosa has bssu ordsrsd 10 ord
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NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR LAKEWOOD has been or
dered, in addition TO his present duties, to re-
port as member of the board, Of which Com.
modore McCann is president, on the construc-
ton of vessels for future wants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-07

THE U. 8. g. OssrPEE sailed from Kingston,
Jamaica, yesterday to rescue the three sailors
left on Arenas Key Yucatan, and from there
she will proceed to Kew West
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Nellie Saunders and Helen Maxbis sAch send
u to TEE SrAn once for the poor shfldfen's
country home.
Christiana e. Z. Hlnss wss yssessdav "a.
judged insane hy nafshars Jury.
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THE WARD ADLER SHOOTING.
Notice a. . Melton % Admit Frank X.
Ward 10 Hall.

TIE CASE wftt N nnAAD ~ FUDGE x1fLx1 To-
xoAnow-pA wAoxxa Will N su,uoNRp TO
GIVE TESTIMONY A 10 ApLEn's CONDITION.
IN. LINCOLN CALLED n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-07

FIRST LIEUT.. r. II. DAhNHART, elgnteentn
infantry, having been found incapacitated for
active service by an army retiring board, has
been granted an indefinite leave.
The U. 8. g. OssrpEE sailed from Kingston,
Jamaica, yesterday to rescue the three sailors
left on Arenas Key, Yucatan, and from there
she will proceed to Key West
NAVAL CONSTRUCTORS GArEwoop has been or
dered, in addition TO his present duties, to re-
port as a member OF the board, Of which Com.
modore Mccain is president, on the construc-
ton of vessels for future wants.
INCREASE IN RAILWAY MAIL MnEAae.-A
statement prepared at the Post OHacs de-
partment shows that the increase in shs
mileage of railway mail service for the fiscal
year 1889 was 6,946 miles. Nebraska furnished
the largest increase-592 miles followed by
Alabama with AIS miles, Kansas with 4l6 miles
and Kentucky 1856 miles.
PERSONALITIES. @. Mclaughlin Of Phila-
delphia, J. Snowden Haines, Curtis n. Peck
and Richard n. Dyer Of New York. and W. :.
Pettns OF Galveston, Texas, are at Wiiiard's.
~: j. Hutchinson and Sidney N. Hopkins Of
New York are Mt the Arlington b. J. Wilson
OF Kansas City, No., r. L. Bronkweli Ct Norfolk,
Va. Chas. H. Norris Of Chicago. e. W. Blocgett
OF Pawtucket, r. J.. and H. b. Rood Of 81
Louis are ut the St James IN. e. Whiteside
and h. 8. Parker OF New York, snd o. v. Simp-
son OF Erie, Pa, are at the Hotel johnson. -
w. Kerr of New York T. Shedield. +. Adams,
U.S.A.. ]. Hood, U.S.N., and Il. Miller OF Phil
edelphia are at the Ebbitt-J. Perkins Of
New York, J. Thompson Of Kentucky, N.
Meerd and w. c. Hill Of Washington Territory,
w. II. Crop Of Massachusetts, aud J. Wilson 81
North Caroline are at the Riggs.-M Hedley
and ]. Martin Of Kansas are at the Arno.-
W. Rasqun, r., OF New York, and T. H. Clerque
OF Maine are at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J. H
Huston, wife OF the US. treasurer, arrived II
the city this afternoon from Connersvil1s, Nd
Nellie Saunders and Helen Marble s4ch send
u TO TEE 5rAn ofaee Tor the poor shildfen'u
country home.
Christians 3. Z. Hinss ves yssesedAy ~
judged insane by . nasshars jury
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

TIE rHEx BRfDoE Rrr-RAr ooSrNAcr.
Thomas Morgan has been awarded the co..
tract for placing rip-rap around the damAeea
pier OF the free bridge.
REGULATIONS GOVERNING STREET NrRovrnrrrs
For some time past Capt syinons has been
engaged in compiling the regulations govern
ing street Improvements for the purpose OF
having book printed for general distribution.
The book came from the printers this morning
and is very concise and clear. In speaking Of
It TO STAR reporter this morning Capt
symons said that the book filed q long-felt
want Every person interested In the i'm
prorement OF his street could be an inspector,
and the result OF his private investigations
would be OF untold benefit to the engineer de-
partment who had 10 rely for proper inspeo-
even dishonest The book viii be delivered
upon application.
Mr.. i. L. Harbaugh. inspector and measursr
oil lumber, reports that during J uly he inspected
aud measured se,2l6 feet of lumber.
A Peculiar Water Tax Case.
The District Commissioners are bothered
more, perhaps. by complaints regarding sAs
charges for water rents than anything else. A
peculiar case is now before them, the ruling o.
which will be watched with interest By thoss
whom il concerns. The statement Of the case
In question 10 az follows.
On the first day of July, isss, the premises
2O0l 18th street northwest were occupied for
domestic purposes and also for carrying on 4
bar-room business. Although the water rent
for the whole year, amounting 70 76, was dus
and payable on the LIST of Julyit was not paid
In time the occupant made application Tor q
license to sell liquor, but was refused. He was
notified OF the disapproval Of his Application
on the 18th Of November, lsss November
II, 1855, the premises were reached In
the regular course OF cutting OF water
Tor non-payment of rent and the supply
stopped. Several days ago Mr. Mills Dean
called upon the Commissioners aud stated that
after the disapproval Of the application for q
license the proprietor of the bar room moved
away without notifying him OF his failure 20 pay
the water rent BY this failure and the cuttine
on the premises were thus left delinquent 90
Tar as concerns the water rent to the amount of
$l9.75 for the annual rate and "a additional
as a penalty for the cutting of. Mr..
Dean said he was willing 20 pay the water
| rent for the present year both for bar room aud
premises, but objected to the payment of the
back charges because the water was actually
supplied during only five months of the year
ana because the failure of the proprietor 10
continue business was due 70 an act Of the
Commissioners in refusing the license.
According TO previous opinions from the
attorney tor the District the amount due the
LIST Of July constitutes an annual charge and
cannot be legally RENTED
The matter was referred TO Capt Lusk, who
reports that the water department. is prevented
from turning on the water until the delinquent
rent and penalty have been paid by the law.
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They Were noth Fined.

Policeman Kimmell arrested last night .
man named Michael O'Connor on charge of
disordsrly conduct When they arrived at the
patrol box near the Capitol
the prisoner showed fight and .
lively tusele ensued. While the
light was In progress coiored girl named
Harriet Gross came along and said:
s'0ivs him h-l old man" The patrol We
gou soon arrived and Harriet was put in the
wagon and driven 70 III. station with Michael
This morning, when the cases were tried In
the Police Court 0'Connor uAs fined go end
the woman paid half that amount ct fne.
VIM. n. Combs, "a 9Th street, reports That
his store vas entered By the skylight IN the
rear between o'clock last night and s O'clock
this morning and el2s was stolen from the saie
shd money drawer.
day It public ale : thrss-ssory brick dwsllins.
1919 sth strsst asrthvssts - J. oppsuhsimSs
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Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clerk Of the court TO Spencer l. Thomas and
Sarah Ford; Charles W. Ratclif Of Loudoun
county, Va, and Mary Newman; Charles Z.
Mclaughlin and Linda B. Sutton, and Henry
b. Crosby and 0phelia Dorsey.
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nRUNKENNESs,o OR THE LIQUOR HABIT,
Positively Cured by administering Dr. HAines
GOLDEN sprCrFIc

NNHE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON
II AND BRIDGE WORKS.
EDWARD L DENT. n l.. Proprietor
Tho best facilities In he city for all kinds of Iron
work, Steel Beams. Angles, nc. always In stock
Zine Ornamental Cast and Wrought Iron work Q
he bsst d amer and ct short notice.
Sole licensees In the District Of Columbia for The
r6ostx- Mitchell" system Of Beam Anchors and Pro-
tsctosA works. Cor SD aud Wa er 81. Tel. asa
City once, l4l3 Ut NV. Tel 1852.
f33 Warrington. ID.
UB YoU WAKE IN TIE MORNING WITH BIT
ter taste IN the mouth, coated tongue perhaps bead
chs. your liver u torpid fou need Carter's Little
Liver PllS
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wILLETT 4 RuoYR.

A Re AS SMALL as HoNGoPATHIc PELLETS
thsua carters Little Liver Psils. Try ths,ns "As
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PxRxAxKrr orYrcIHs xxEcrKD AND sPKxcHEs
nApn-rnH PLATFORM PnxsINrID BIZ GEN.
AKxDxn AND ADoPTED-TH8 CARDINAL PArN-
clrxw or TIE CHICAGO rI.ATYoHA AYfnxxD.
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INDIANS.
It is stated at the Interior department that
the number of Sioux whose consent was needed
to ratify the agreement was over 5000. At the
Rosebud agency the Indians we're nearly unan-
imous in signing, nearly all the Indians at
Lower Brule signed. and q large percentage at
Grow Greek and Pine Ridge. The strongest
opposition was manifested at Cheyenne River
and Standing Rock.
THE FAILURE OF LAST TEARS NEGOTIATIONS.
The Sioux Indians at one time owned nearly
the whole of the northwestern portion of the
country. Under the treaty Of 1858 the control
OF that portion now known as Nebraska1was OBJ
tanned by the government. In 1876 q further
ccssion was made by the Indians of the lands
known as the Black Hills. The present limits
Of the reservation were then practically fixed
commission similar to the present commis-
sion was sent out last year to ne
gotiate with the Sioux for the purchase
of portion of the present reservation. The
commission failed, and then large delegation
Of Indians came on 10 this city and had con-
ference with Secretary Villas. No definite re-
suits were reached, the Indians not being will
ing to accede TO the terms offered The
present commission offered substantially the
same terms, and it 10 supposed that their sue
cess 10 due to superior diplomacy.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-08
Michigan Legislature.


LANSING, Mich. Feb 28--The legislature
convened yesterday after a recess since
Wednesday last No business of general in
terest took place.
LANSING, Mich, Feb. Gin the house
yesterday bill was passed iegalizing the sale
of the Port Huron e. Northwestern railroad
to the Flint & Pere Marquette railroad. Tho
consideration is said to be $3,500,0O0. When
the branch of the Canadian Pacific is com
pleted to Sarnia, across the river from Port
Huron, the new purchase will give the Sag
inaw valley new trunk line to tn east sixty
miles shorter than is now possible A bill
was passed releasing tenant for liability for
rent when the property is destroyed by the
elements
LANSING, Mich, Feb. ga large num-
Der of local acts amending city charters and
Incorporating new towns were passed by the
legislature yesterday. A joint resolution
which passed the senate proposed a constitu-
honal amendment 30 enable the legislature to
legalize the reorganization of mining COM
panies whose charters have expired, pro
vided ninetenths of the capital stock asked
for such reorganization has been subscribed.
Tho house 50 amended the resolution as to
make the reorganization require a vote of
but four-fifths of the stock. Both houses i'd
journed until Friday to give Democratic
members chance to attend tho Democratic
state convention ut Grand Rapids
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-08
STONED nv the Lumber Trust.

NEW YORK, Feb. ga special to The
Herald from Tacoma, w. T., says that the
big lumber mills ut Puget Sound, at Port
Gamble, Port Ludlow, Port Bleakeley, Port
Discovery, Port Madison, Utsalady and
Tacoma shut down Friday for eight days ut
the command of the lumber trust, to which
they all belong. Over /, 800 men are thrown
out of work. Dull market is given as the
cause for the shut down, though there is
really an active demand for building, and
mills outside the trust are making good sales.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-08
Anarchist Neebe.s Confession.

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.It Is understood that
Oscar Neebe, one of the condemned Anar-
chists imprisoned at Joliet, Is preparing u
full confession Of the information, workings
and plans OF the Anarchists. This action is
brought out by promise from Judge Gary
that after Neebe had made u confession ex-
posing the schemes OF the Anarchists and
expressed regret and contrition at his own
connection Herewith, he Judge Gary
would consider the question of signing an
application for Neebe's pardon
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-08
Circnlnrs to hallway EMPLOYS.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 25.-The employees Of
the Wabash railroad Saturday found the fol-
lowing circular letters on their desks: "Any
the habit of frequenting pool rooms, playing
poker, or gambling in any of its forms, or in
the habit of borrowing money ut high rates
of interest, or dealing in any way, shape or
manner with the men who arc engaged in
this business, will be dismissed from the
service, whatever his rank or capabilities
fnnv ~ "
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-08
Prohibition ON Indian Reservations.

WASHINGTON CRY, Feb. 20. wilson of
Iowa presented to tho senate Tuesday n
memorial of the national council of the Con-
gregational churches of the United States,
praying the passage of n law for the sup
pressioo of the traffic In intoxicating liquors
on Indian reservations and other places sub
jsce to the jurisdiction OF the United States
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-08
Detroit Driving Club Meeting.

DETROIT, Feb. 26.-The directors of the
Detroit Driving club have fixed July &c to 20,
inclusive, as the dates for the annual blue
ribbon meeting. 1t was agreed to make the
stakes for the 2:24 class $4,000 guaranteed
purse and to offer other purses aggregating
about $4,000. or $4,000 in all The entries
for the $4,000 stake will be closed earlier
thnn for tho other races
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-08
Nominations i'm Michigan.

LANSING, Mich, Feb 2S-The Prohibi-
tionists met here yesterday and nominated
James r. Lang, of Flint, for justice of the
supreme court and Russell Il. Kellogg, of
Ionia, and John Russell, of Macomb county,
for regents of the university. The Union La
borites nominated Laurence McHugh, of
Aronac county, for justice of the supreme
court, and the Greenbackers chose Justice
Sherwood
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-08
Held His Breath and Died.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Feb. 26-Richard
Freeman, the S-yer-old son of w. l.. Free.
man, while playing at home Monday morn
ing, in trying to see how long he could hold
his breath, burst blood vessel and died u
few minutes after
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-08
Rig Mortgage to Secure Creditors.

DETROIT, Mich. Feb 26.-William NJ.
Dwight & Co., lumber dealers, planning mill
owners and dealers In southern pine lands,
filed mortgage Tuesday for S2iS,000 for the
benefit OF their creditors. with Fred w.
Whiting MS trustee
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-08
More Gold in Michigan.

IsuPEMING, Mich, Feb. 25.-Finn Bros. of
Grayling, Mich, working on prospects north
of the Michigan mine, Saturday struck gold
ten fee tfrom the surface. The gold is in
quartz in nuggets, and from few pounds of
rock gold button worth $lJ6 was smelted.
This is the fifth prospect on which quartz
carrying gold in wonderful amount has been
found