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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05

ibre Anfldser unb Yelniser. 9as
baben 1ie betpie1ep bar6 Die Ebat,
ale Belt. &u6 bier nTrempealeau
County. Soffentli6 iinb Die S6nlz
bebbrben in ben ein5elnen 2pwns
perniinftis senus, bas @etreibe bes
Scr. Cummings einfa6 gu i%snoriren.
u~ebri9ens freut es uns> baB Der
Wann mai flar Sarbe befannt bat.
Soffentli6 miro bas Die i6ldfri9en
fatbulii6en 8iirser i'm County aufz
weden, unO merben iie 1i6 binfiirp
um bes lieben, faulen Sriebens nil
len ni6t mebr ale &%ippen1tDBe BON
2euten leiner Sinnesart sefallen la1z
len. Sampbl, Scr. @m. 8. Cunt
minss, bOffentli6 merfen ii6 9einen
Namen ale fetboli16en @dbler, ia
ale straightforward, pabren Sine
rifaner i'm County, Ill bic nd6z
It @abl!
S. $. 8u 6fabrer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05

itanbefpmmen bes &apbael's =@ereins
unb Die @tnri6tuns zines Sep : Sauz
les in Seem gOrf nit aller Ma6t se~
miblt babe. @ie bafielbe I'M 8unoe
nit semiiien 2euteu, Die i'm Cattle
@arben @ei6dfte ma6ten, bartnddi9
bic 3ulaiiun9 bes bp6w. Srn. &eu=
lamb ais @inpanberer : MilIiundr 81
binbern perlu6t nnb oemielben Die
erite .3eit 1einer uneisenniibi9en
Tbdtisfeit perbittert babe. Der 9ez
ba6te 9ereinsprd1ibent ertnnerte au6
baran, NIT mel6er 3uorineli6feit
bas ndmli6e Seem PORTER 8latt l6pn
Dor Sabren in ben gentraluereins<
Ser1ammlun9en allies MDsli6e pro-
Dirt babe, um iid gum Organ bieies
&erbanbes su ma6en, relpectlpe eS
alien Mfitsliebern bes lebteren sur
@fli6t gu MAIDEN, jenes 8latt gu bal
ten. Der madere Serr mics I6lieB=
lid feline Sereinsbriiber auf Die Nptb>
wenbisfeit bin, sund6lt bie fatbplii6e
8re1ie in ibrem eisenen Staat SIT l1tz
ter1tiiben. @er Damn atBerOem nod
Elm fatboli19es Slatt balten noble
unb f6nne, Der mDge es ia tbun.
Sas mar perniinf tt9 9elprp6en,
unb mir unterI6reiben es @ort fiir
@prt. 3u Dem lebten Sabe aber
fiisen mir bin5u: mill SemanO auBer
BEN fatbulii9en 8ldttern, Die in iei=
ner eigenen OiD5ele pOer &ir6en=
probing er16einen, pp6 anoere balz
ten, Damn stbt es gar man9e, mel6e
Die Inter tiibutg melt eber perbtenen
unb piel mebr Nrben brtnsen ais
bas l&atbpli19e @~plfsblatt' in Seem
Dorf, 8ldtter, Oeren ei9ene Sc
19dftspraftifen i6t, wie Die bes
l@olfsblattes', i'm @iOerlpru9 1teben
nit BEN fatbolil6en @ranb1dben,
pel6e bur9 Die &ebactipn pertreten
peroen.
Giellei6t aber frast 0ieier unO
jener, marum oenn bas lGplfsblatt'
10 vbiai9" 9elief ert weroen fann, uno
marum Der @anberer,' Tim 1i6 segen
biele Irt GOncurren5 5u i9iiben, Die
8reis6erablebuns ni6t na6ma6t.
0as merOen mir nd6lte @o6e flar
MAIDEN.
Stir beute mollen mir t1ltr nod 10
piel lagen: 8ir glauben ni9t, OaB
Der Serwaltun9sratb bes
SEP Soues @elber, wel6e nit
pl6en Mttteln benz 9uten 3wed
bienitbar sema6t tperOen io0er, a IL
II ebmen miro. 9enn bur6 Die
Innabme be%rlelben miiroe er Bic &C.
meine, ni6ts weni9er als 9riitli6e,
lOnoern edit r~liberale" goncurren5=
ma6erei nidt MIR 1anctioniren, ionz
bern Indirect oaran tbeilnebmert unb
bieB gum @a6tbeil Der selamten auf=
ri6tis fatbuli19en beuti6en Yre1e
bes 2anbes, pbne bere,1 eifrise Mit=
wirfuns bas Seq Saus i9merli@ gu
Itanbe 9efommen pdre. @ir mi11en,
baB mir NIT bieier Sn1ibt nt6t aqein
fteben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05
Sep=9ams.

&qen Sreun0en unb @pbltbdtern
bes 2epzSaules bic freuOige Na6=
ridt, baB baiielbe am 7. December
Inn 4ubr no9mitta9s bonn bo9m'iten
8ii6pf 8is9er inseweibt unb
ieinem @ebrau6 iiberseben miro. 9te
6ausbaltun9 in bemlelben miro burd
Die Nsneiianer : S9meltern, beren
Mutterbaus in Sonb Ou Sac, @is.,
itebt, beiorst. l1niere sr6Bte Sreube
mdre es, uenn ale @Dbltbdter unb
SreunOe bes 2eozSaules bel Der Seier
5u9egen Iein fDnnten.
SolsenOe 8eitrdse fir bas Seq
6aus iinb in lebter Belt e%insegan=
gen: unsenannt 81; ct. Stepban's
Seretn, Glepelanb, bur9 &ep. @ei9=
lin $25; elm 8rielter, aus Snbiano
$50; S. Ib. Ntad $O.5O;@. S9ult
81; DOM. gariOia $3.50; q. 8,
9inses $3.50; q. @utbermann, So
oO; u. SnBner SO.oO; Sr. 9on=
mann, $3.50; g. S9dfer $3.50:
g.. gbner $3.50; s.. &ets $3.50:
9. S6aaf $780,; s. S6loher $3.50:
8. 9enoen5 $3.50; S. 9eidel, $3.50:
$. S6ub $3.50; Die Marien'&inoel
Der ct, WarD'sz& Stride @rie, ga.
$3.50.
Gum S6luB bic 8itte, nnler'
I9enten, pel6e Die 8 Os6ausbiloe,
perfaufen, re6t eifris gu unteritiiben
9a5 8tlb 1T Elm 196nes 8ilb bes FL
Gaters nit elmer Ibbtlbune bes Seq:
9aules nnb elmer @ebenf16rift at
Die Stiftun9 bes 9auies. SIN i96.
mes, deficiencies Nnbenfen tn iebem
9auie. @e9en @tnien6uns eines
Dollars at SOi. eddie SEQ. &C
Barclay, Seem gorf, ober an &ep
S. &uulanb, 6 State Ctr, Seen
Yorf, mirb bas i@6ne 8ilo fret 5use
ianbt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05
Gum &f ltnt Die S@mle tn
- '@iscomfim.
~&r L.. -sLsa -r%FI
ca 8 ia, 2. 9
@eebrte &e0acttDn!

@eebrte &e6action!
3ufdIis fiel mir Der v&eport" bes
S6ullupertntenbenten @. 8. 8
III / II 9 8 BON Trempealeau g., ISIS,
I'M bieit9en <2eaber' tn's Iuge. 9az
rim ftnbet it6 folsen0e Stelle:
yOb9lei6 bas 8ennett=@eieb
Gapitel $40 Der @eiebe Don 1889, mel6es
ben S6ulbeiub olIer 8erionen int i6ulz
pfi6ti9en Sitter fiir minbeitens brei Moz
note er5winet, 9e9enmdrti9 betreffs bes
Soll5ugs ieiner 8eitimmungen menig
beo6tet miro, 10 itnb bod nit ben lebteren
D 8 GoIf uno 5 lie g d b :
a NJ Ell er o 5 en- M br5ab
II a d p0llig einperi It a II 3 e II.
Ods 6eieb entbdlt in ieinen 8eittmmunz
gen einen wi6ti9en @runOiob: oaB Der
Su9eno unieres @emeinmelens cine prof
tti6e Grstebun9 in Der englti6 n
9 q d Sutbeil werbe, = Elm @rln0s
iob, benz %9e9eniiber fein Siireer elei9eil=
tt9 bletben fonn. IS itebt s1 boffen, baB
Die Wtit9lieber bieier a6tbaren &orper=
f6aft ais Representative MGrner Don
S%rempeoleau Gountp ibren @influB aufs
bteten werber, um 3 / en-
y eotngnn9 II III q 8 ii b :
ung oteies s eebes d
) II It elen."
Ser Gang fann afr unter 8prarz
tritt bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cummings
5u trsenb elmer 3eit losgeben. l1nb
bas Saterlanb i9webt mtrflt9 in
b6diter @efabr, ba bic v2anbesipraz
6e," 10 piel i6 meiB, in - 5pei
(pOlnii6en) S9ulen bes COUNTY,
wie es l6eint aus Man9el an Mit=
teln unb Srdften, ni6t selebrt miro.
DaB Die &atbpltfen bte1es gpuntp
gegen oas 8ennett>@ eleb nit 5ablreiz
rei6en nnterl6riften petitionirt ia
ben, baB 3ie Der enslil6en Spra6e
ibr ppnes &e9t einrdumen, bas flint
inert ben Mann, 16eint's, gar ni9t.
Seine GuffOroeruns gum @On5us bes
9ebGliisen @elebes lit ni6ts Gnberes
ais Der IusfluB Der 8isoterie unb
bes rNi9tswiiiertbums." Der &a=
tbOlifenbaB peritedt ii9 unter
Der Masfe bes Offers fir Die s. a NJ
besfpra6e," um ben ;ri19en &as
tboltfenS ano in bieIusen 5u 1%treren.
2eiber i6einen ia audi BON BEN leb=
teren piele 5u meinen, in Der Nusrot=
tltns aller anoeren Spra6en ltege bas
Sell bes Staates unb Oer&ir6e, unb
Die &eligionsbalier pii1en bieIer
iriiden &atbOlifen Stedenpferb l6lau
gu benuben. Stun, biejenisen, tpel9e
mon jebt nit @orliebe als ~"foreign-
ers'' btnitelt, uenn man au9 ielbft
foreigner" 1T, Die &atbOlifen oert=
i6er9erfunft, baben minbeitens eben=
10 piel Ratriotismus I'M Ser5en mie
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05
Kirhen Kalenoer.
An nniere 9eier.

Sett Sabr unb Sag bat bas e&a=
tbu1i59e GOlfsblatt' in Stem
gort Die erDBten &nltrensun9en 9ez
ma6t, bic anberen beut19en fatboliz
iden 8ldtter bteles 2anoes au perz
bransen. @on ben Mitteln, belien
es it9 5u bieiem 3wefe bebiente, bas
ben mir l6on oor Sabren unieren 2e=
fern &enntniB geseben unb 9e5eist,
oaB bielelben NIT Der &elision, mel
der Ser Serausseber 5u bienen por=
eibt, bur6aus ni6t iiberein1timmten.
SEPT peroen uns BON treuen Sreunz
ben bes .@anberer' 8riefe 5ase16tdt,
lporaus mir erIeben, DaB oas Seem
0prfer 8latt ein neues Mittel an
ipenbet, I'm auf fo1ten anOerer fatbo=
lil6er 8ldtter I6unnenten 5l fan9en.
9iebmal 1pl Oos Snterei1e fir's
2eo<6ansb benz 8latt belfen. Sn
ntmmermiiOer 3uortnsli6feit menoet
1t9 namli6 Die @el9dftsleituns bes
8lattes an Die fatboli19en gereinsz
p%rd1i0enten pberS ecretdre nit 9eorud=
ten 8riefen, in wel6en es jenen Serz
rem ben IbOnnentenfa fir bas
8latt ais ein eutes @erf III III
be It Ell bes 2epz6oues a1fz
5%un6tbi9en Iudt. @s iolen ndmlidl
soc bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BON
iebe neuen IbDnnenten, Der bis 1.
Sanuor 1890 9eippnnen Mir, benz
2eoz6aule 5l quite fpmmen. 9as lit,
5nmal ba bas 8latt i'm @elten ebnez
bin i6on lpottbiaig perfauft uiro,
fir Mtanden, Der Die 8raftifen bes
Seem 9orfer Mpnopolilt ten nt6t fennt,
cine ltarfe 2ufun9, Dem lebteren mtrfz
lid ben @iIen 5u tbun. Ils Der
Mann es friiBer nit benz S(nsebot BON
Ndbmal6inen unb anberen auf bic
Selbitlu6t bere6neten 9pdmitte(n
peri u9te, Die @ereinsbeamten unb
ielblt 8rieiter ieinem Mpnppol oienit<
bar 5a MAIDEN, that er 5tpar wirflid)
bic uno ba au9 einen Sang, BON
8telen aber maro er absemieien uno,
wie mir wiien, 5uweilen serabe ni6t
9an5 lanft. Sebt penbet er ii6 an
bic 6riltfatbolil6e &C Il Of It E n :
liebe. 8enn es audi bamit nidt
aberal sliift = unO mir miiien ibon
jebt BON einisen Orten, mo- ct p6Iia
a~bsebltbt lit = 10 seidiebt es beB=
balb, neil man an ben betreffenben
Srten weib, mas BON Der u8ubl=
tbdtt9feit," Die bas 8latt iebt am
2eozSauie iiben Mill, 5a balten lit.
Gor einiser 3eit fam Die gade
CUR Spra6e in einem Der er6bten UNI
ierer fatbOlii6en l1nter1tiibunasper>
etne in Minnelpta. Ser Secretdr
bes Geretns madte ben 8erein nit
Benz Gnerbieten bes Seem gurfer
8lattes befannt. Iber Der 8rGlibent
9ebbrte gu beneu, melde Die 8raftifeu
oes lebteren fennen, unb er erfldrte
9teles Inerbteten miifIe Ginem curips
uorfommeu, tuenn man piIie, tpie ae.
taoe jenes 8latt 9esen bas gu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05
Entered at the Post Office at st. Paul, Mimi, as
Second Glass Mail Matter.
Announcements -9reta
Sir bic Ser. Staaten ppitfreI,

Sir bic y er. Staten Ppffrep
eSbrIih. ....... $3.50 Salbiabrlid,. ..... SIZE
Rad1 @urepa (pptfreD,
eSbrIith $3.50 SalbidbrlIh. ....... S1.75
.~Trpbemummern merben auf &erlan9en frel .5h9e
SSs- Stur fir bic @eloer, bic y er re9tltrtrten
Srief, Mpnep Sroer pber GGpreB Mpnep
Sroer eeianot perben, nbernebmen MIR DIE Sera"l=
purtliffeit. n..., ,mx
ew~ GnrreSppmoensen fbnnen IN per Se9el nit
baum seiti9 berldiithti9t pernen, iuenn l'eam SleHFaS
firth in un1ern Sdnoen ftno. m,
~ ollie upraus6aDlenoeH Stlet elp"'i'"
cine nertbppne Yrdntte: w.,,b.
e%F lleber bic Anftlrbi9un9 uno Se6ap'
II Il pm 3eitunseu beitehet belttmnlte Sanoes9e
iete e bic feiu 9eler pbne Shanen perleBerl Tam.
EH@ @eIh6ftsfIbrer beS .gSanoerer', SermarS
eIyS gaenteu bes ,@anoerer' fino Intpn Sadl
mic. WpIitpr, Setter Irnplbp, SOM opr
Rueoen unp Sobn Shauble.
Nan %apreiIire lie Srtefe:
Ser gSanoerer,'
L. B. .O', st. Paul., MINI.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05

3ufdais fiel mir Der v&eport" bes
S6uli upertntenoenten SO. 8. 8 II nj :
nj II 9 BON Trempealeau g., ISIS,
I'M bie1t9en e2eaoer' in's Iuse. 0az
rim ftnbet ii6 fpleenbe 6teQe:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05
5. December.

~~T~"fI~" ~ olhuuC IUUuIS III
'inem elmer @afier bolen uno broh
bas sis.
Die i'm &eltaurant bes 3. SO.
Paris in @inonaa ais Gufpdrtez
Tin bei6dfti9te Gina 8eid lit bef=
ti9e 3abnl6mer3en unb iu6te bieie
Dur6 @ebrau6 BON garbDlIGure au
ltnoern. SOUR bur6 dr5tli6e Silfe
Ipuroe ite pom ger9iftunsstobe eez
rettet.
: Der felt enbe @eptember oez
lu6te Sob. Sblbaber BON safe
GttD lit laut einem an feline 9rou
9elanoten 8rief in 0euti9lonb.
: Ser 6armer Sacob 8alelf BON
Btpe It D n perfaufte feline fSarm
fir S2OO0u. fir ettpa $1Oo0@etreibe
uro brannte bur6. Seine
S9uloen belanfen ii6 auf circa
$4,000.
: gori9en Sonntasza benb tuurbe
BET Winpna Der 35 Sobre alte
StmmD @balen BON einem 3uoe Der
Chicago, burlington & 0ortbern=
gabn ii a bren unb ee=
tDotet.
= Sn @DOta fanb man in Ell
mem grunnen oas Sfelet t zines
&tnbes. Coroner Molie orbnete Die
8eerbtsnns Oeiielben an. f
= S, Tbomplon unb 90. &eouob
in Saribault baben BON einem in
r. n + a m, England, peritorz
benen Snfel ansebli6 4 MiniOnen
Dollars 9eerbt.
z (ginseianbt,) @ocpniu,
2. Sec. l~1n1ere @inmpbnerldaft lift
iebr ~unsebulten iiber p6Qi9 unproz
ppc!rte S(n9riffe, pel6e Scr. @laB in
Der CARRIER County Stems auf unlez
rem aQoerebrten S~eel1or9er, budw.
Srn. P. 8 nicus, O. S. F.,
9ema6t fat.
siireer BON @acuniu.
= q. Smith BON EARNING
be1i6ti9te etnen Dem SO. Butts 9ebDz
renoen Gepoluer, 8l6bli6 entluo
d oerl elbe un0 Die &uoel oranQ
benz Butts ms Ser5, 8. mar lofort
tpbt.
- Son @ lhreibt man:
&m 9tensta9 fubren bel Seem gorf
flint Sarmer in einem @a9en in eben
bem Iu9enbltd iiber bas @eleile Der
Nortbern 8acific : 8abn, alS ELM
S9nel15n9 baberbrau8te.
Gae flint Sarmer tru9en Serlebungen
bapon, Sarringtpn urb Sorn1trom
lebens9efabrli6e.
Mtscomftm.
= 3H Gpmab itarb i'm Sitter
BON loo Sabren Spbn 0apeD.
Sett 1913 lebte er in Monrpe
County.
= Sci Ii6lanb wurbe cine
rei9e s etrOleum Qnelle
sefunoen.
%. g. Mofitt in gau
Clair fat aus Srlanb Die 0a6z
ri6t erbalten, baB er ii6 inter ben
grben Der rtelisen Muffitt'iden
Sinterlaiieni9aft b%efinOet. 9ie Muf=
fitt'19e Camille lebte friiber in eng
lamb, bod iin0 lire idmtli6en birecz
ten Na6fommen ~9eitOrben, 10 oaB
bas gauge @erm69ett, ueldes uuf As
MiQionen Dollars 9el6dbt miro, auf
flint 6amilien fdQt, Die ale in ben
Ser. Staaten leben.
= @dbrenb Der 6Ozjdbri9e g.
8urcea Dor Der vSDuntain Greaz
merD" in IS aterlpuW ild ablub,
flog Elm G9wunsrab, weldes 81
SuB Gur6meiier bate unO on elmer
@elle auberbalb bes @ebduDes angez
bra6t mar, 8urceq auf bas redte
.8etn, es 5eri6metterno uno
8urcea 3u 8oben i6lelberno. @r
uurOe audi i6wer per6riibt. 9as
8ein tuurOe unterbalb bes 9iiftenfno=
6ens amputirt.
= Gm 5reita9 wuroe auf Dem
Mi6iganzSee 6ranf SHERMAN bon
Mi1manfee, Steuermann Der 8arfe
vSba" iiber 8oro eeuai6en unb err
tranf.
= Sci &acine It ranbete
Der nit &Dblen belabene 9ampfer
Calumet.
= Ser gu 8arron I'M County
grmenbauIe undergraduate betagte
6. Gef tpdbnte, feline Sobesitunbe
lei eefpmmen unb le9te Dem Grmen~
baus aufleber tpie aud ipdter Der Be
b6rbe eeeeniiber bas g tdnbniB
ab, baB er unb lein ber5eit fuegen
Diebitabls i'm @efdneniB 81 8aupun
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~ 6oleenbe 6erren baben Die 9ocal>
Qgentur oes .0onOerer' IN notbenannten
8lQben iibernommen: Sob. 9lemens -
Nortb Woibin9tou, So.
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AIIerIef+

@ir bemerfen ausbriidli6, baB mir on bieier Gtele
tern Der &iipc. &reie Interchangeable Nadriften
brtnQeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-05

st Saul, Minn., ben 5. 9e5. 1889.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29
UNGRAFEFUL Man.
a SssssApsr Aaa's bsestt Briags AZ
prsAss 4 ga she cuild

a Ss@spApsr slaa's nsCstt Briags AZ
proAeh 4 ga the cuilt
Il has been said lhat newspaper men
always telI tae uuta, Ia. e ioakea
Attle queer for GEeen. of use Eoalr.
Yesterday. Il seems that Green yesleg-
day sas tie aaepy purchaser of nae
neN sttof elo1h-. alld Nas exhibiting
the s4me O. hs less toriaaAls go-
workers. carIyiag tns lles. OF course.
taat tie sIL vas custom uia.ie.
Tat tailor goa nay nl aslge exc
aeE.y rZht, dldut hef sa3
Green, a. he looked himself over as
Tar as Was possible without 4 mlI-
Ior. WAY d0n'l you order one - he
sad - another. who passed some
ensi0us remark aud thus the converse
ti0l WAS carried GA by hlm as a number
of tIe BOYS walked doAn the street.
Ca reaching tie corner Of Monroe and
Pear-sts., tne representative 0t the
IELEGRAG-H HERALD, Who was Ia the
party dropped INTO the Tower, and
almost tile first remark made bY k0seu-
thai, Was. Have you seen Green. OF
the Leader, and the sult of
clothes 1 sold hlmr' When Mr.
koseuthal was properly enlightened In
the manner IN which our errug brother
was conducting himself he was simply
Hlld. TO tnink' SAID he, "that / had
70 spend nearly an hours time IN SELF
ing him that English CheVlOt Tor $50,
Il IS worth SO, and then he s migrate
ful enough % make MS friends believe
IL WAS made % orderl DO YOU know,
thiuk you newspaper men are the
most ungrateful set 1 ever knew;
none OF you ever come IN
here 10 buy a suit when | can make a
dollar of the sale, but wait SIX months
for one OF my special sales; then want
our advice and Judgment on the style
and tlt of the garment, and then when
YOU are not willing 10 let people know
where you get your good clothes, do
YOU know / think that Is the unklndest
cut OF all TherepOrter could readily
sec the injustice which a brother had
done, and 10 square the guild in meas
ure, Al least, takes tins way 10 tell the
people that the Great Bankrupt sale at
The Tower will continue all the week.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29
PERSONALITIES

George G.. Whitworth IS back from
the East.
Or. Nellis has gone 10 Chicago on a
weeks business trip.
Mrs. H. X. summers has been visit
ing friends In EdmOre.
G.. K. Hine and wife, of Lowell, are
visiting A. W. Hine, Of Park-st.
Mr. and Mrs. Yates Adams, of Battle
Greek, spent Sunday with friends IN
tlis city.
Mr. and Mrs l.. :. Provin have been
spending q few days at their Macatawa
Park cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Richards have re-
turned from a summer spent ~ the
mountains of New England.
Dr. James NJ. Taylor, president of
Nassar College, > N the city, the guest
OF Mr.. EnOs Putnam, of COllege-ave.
Mrs. Chas. Emery left at noon yes
terday 20 JOIN her husband IN Seattle,
Wash MIR. Emery went there some
weeks ago.
Rev II. Utterwick left yesterday
morning for Ashvillc. y. c., with his
daughter Jennie. IL IS hoped that the
climate VIII benefit her health.
The engagement of VIII G. Graves,
formerly q valued member of the TEIE-
GRl,M-HERALD staff, but now of the
Detroit Tribune, and Mss Bertha Wells,
one OF LausIng's most accomplished
daughters ls announced.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29

Ehe Chairaaaa ~ sac Ifena ssslsif 'eaa.
laittee &. pt-ar@ @rsssst

Ehe CbaiFaaaa ~ the ffe ~ se4Aiit '7sa-
naittse is ptsbe-fseasa
WAsHiNsnoS. Css. - fae gQssl 3
about tae hotels regar3.as tae Virginia
campsiga S ata fever heat over the am
nouncemeHt that CtaFman bsrle'af. ~
tae Democratc oonmtt has rs-
Turned fgom New York very naea DIS
heartened- The story goss sn-i he
made application T. Chairman bree
for financial al and wls mel VITA the
reply that i Nas oat Of the question
for the National Democratic committee
% extend hlm any ald aatefeF. Nileii-
niau Brace informed senator bAIt3uF
Tat tie committee Has nov over Ft'p,-
OJo "a debt and he SAW no nay Vt eve
paying ihat indebtedness.
senator Barbour afterBard called
upon ex-PFesldent Cleveland, cK->scfe-
taTy Whitney and other prominent
Democrats Ia New YORK and asked
their aid IN carrying the State, wA.eh
he sad would Oe lost % the Democracy
unless they had money al once. ne
NeW York politicians told senator Bar
bOur that they had a campaign OF tnelr
Oan on hand next month that would
require ali the means At Their COM
mand. Ii : stated here that Chairman
Barbour had gwen up al hope Of
carrying the State. and has 50 an
nounced 10 several of his friends
The DRIFT of popular feeling on the
result or the Virginia election IS shown
by the fact that three bets were made
IN the Riggs House last night OF $1,000
10 $500 that Malone would carry the
State
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29
TOWN TOPICS.

SO Arthur 8 PA.l1Flc' sz.a.0 cabinets.
November meeting ~ the Board II
Ed1eatlon next SATURDAY evening
Eseotts 1rug store GA .Canal-st. has
oeen closed ga a enAElel mortgage held
- W. Ii T.bos.
Henrieta Ferglson was granted
decree ~ divorce yesterday trom john
Henry Ferguson
0m Friday ASA Lstcha Waters. son II
Dliled states Marshal Waters, vas
awarded the nrst pFlze Al the oratorlcal
coltest.
TIE 81 ~ Cole Company = still here.
The aes manager l. expected here this
mofuil.g, aueu 8I balls w.l be PAID and
: roorzsllza1oa ~ cted-
.Ra6ecea 0ass. ah0 has been an .u-
mate 0f tle county house Tor the past
nlseea years. VIII be sent % the kala-
nlazoo asylum to-day. She s s6 years
ola auu las become violently INSANE.
A large consi gument OF embrO.deries
and laces were received through the
custom house yesterday byF W. Wurz-
blrg from ~. GaI. Switzerland. This
II the nrst importation Of dry goods
HA.ch has been received through this
port.
An alarm from box 56 called the de-
partment % 30Z SecOnd-st Yesterday AZ
noon. The nge vas the result II a de-
fectve flue ln a house owned by 4.
%. Miller and occupied by Fred Gold
smith Ine loss was slight and Is fully
covered bY Insurance.
A stock company has been organized
at Grand Haven with a capital stock OF
$50 00O. The company proposes % lm-
medlately rebuild the Cutler House.
The new hotel viii cover the same
ground the former building dad, but
wll only bee three stories III height.
The Grand Rapids township board
Wil erect an engine house atthe corner
of Fult0n-st and Dwlght-ave. Ii has
also ordered q new hand hose cart and
800 feet Of rubber hose and when the
new hydraulic mans are laid, Will
have pretty fair ire protection.
The Grand Rapids Academy Of Medi-
cine viii meet tomorrow evening AZ :
O'Clock sharp at tbe office of Dr. +. b.
Drsw0ld, Ledyard block. \ paper will
De read by Dr. O. r. Herrick. subject.
Report Of Gases OF Plastic Surgery on
che Female" A full attendance re-
quested.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29
U. S. COURT CALENDAR.
Cases to be Tried at the Coming NJ
Vember Term.

Cases to be Tried at the Coming No
vember Term.
The following cases are on the cal
endar for trial al the term of the L. 5.
court commencing November y:
Benjamin F. Osgood, of Mendon, ex-
postmaster, charged with taking a draft
from a letter.
On the charge of dealing in oleomar-
garne without paying the tax required
by the Government, Hugh NJ. Lock
hart and Albert Bellows, Edwin Bel
lows and Joseph W. Lockhart VII be
tried.
For retailing liquor without paying
the required tax, Charles Lining,
Hendrlck Smith, VIM. {. Dennis, of
this city, Emma Proper, ANNE Laper-
ence and Annie Greable, of Muskegon,
are 10 be tried.
Those accused of swearing falsely to
pension afiidayits number bUtlittie less.
There are 10 answer TO this charge VIM.
III. Whitaker, Warren Markham, Geo.
L. Mc(irannon, James III. ManOn, Hen
rletta KInner and others.
Franklin McLane and Myra Orvis are
held on a charge of sending obscene
letters through the mails.
Minnie Maier, of this city, is held on
n charge of opening another persons
letter.
James Hastings and Charles L. Kel-
sey are held for cutting Government
timber.
la Fevre L. Baker and Charles d.
Crandall, of Big Rapids, will be tried
for conspiracy. 1t Is claimed that Gran
dali withheld from the Government a
little money which he swore in for rent
before Baker as a notary public. Con
sequently both of them are held on the
same charge.
Paul Z. Boynton, of Muskegon, is
held for collecting a largerfee fors secur-
ing a pension claim than the law al
lows ny S135
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29
CANADIAN MORMONS.
Lord Stanley Fascinated by Their Charm
ing Manners

OTTAWA. Can, Oct. 28.-The little
Mormon colony at Lees Greek, North
west territory, appears to have pc
cullar fascination for Canadian diplo-
mats. The Dominion minister of Gus
toms could not make his trip through
the Northwest without visiting the
Latter Day Saints, and returned home
perfectly enchanted with what he
learned and saw while among them.
Attracted by the glowingpiclure painted
by Mr.. Bowel, of Mormon life, Lord
Stanley had 10 defect a long distance
out of ms way on his Journey 10 British
Columbia, 10 personally interview this
neg feature of Canada's population.
He writes most enthusiastically OF ms
reception. Such an ovation ne never
met with before. One of the interest
ing features of his visit was the presen-
tauon OF an address in which England, 4,
the Queen and English institutions were
extrayagautly lauded. II IS evident
that the MOrmOns are working for
something more than they have yet
obtained. They can not be MOrmons
and renOunce pOlygamy, and are
paving the way TO secure the necessary
legislation 10 that end.