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Smyrna times., 1889-05-29

Drew Seminary last week gave ii
plomas to the Rev. 4. G. Smoot nastor
q marshallton and stanton M ~ n
churches, q and the Rev. George w W
ds' Ioaa' son Of the Rev. r. w. Todd ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

Fremont has cigar factory.
BALDWIN now has a roller Touring
mill.
The Hart Horticultural Society meets
October 80.
Kent CITY VIII build $1,000 brick
school house.
A Woman's Exchange was opened in
Detroit yesterday.
A new Catholic Church will be dedi-
Gated at Marshall today.
The drouth has ruined much Of the
wheat which has been sOwn.
Muskegon is experiencing a boom in
securing manufacturing industries.
The country editor IS popular now.
He saws that cider Is good for rneu'
matism.
The Vibrator hunting party of Battle
Creek leave on Friday night 70 shoot
the gentle deer.
Calhoun county turns out rivers of
cider these days, and It don't Kill OF
the suckers either.
Gcncsec county teachers met at Flint
Yesterday and discussed plans tor grad
Ing country schools.
Highwayman Holzhay is to be tried
this week. Able lawyers have been Sc
cured for MS defense.
During the past year il has cost An
trim county S2.l0 per week for each
county charge maintained at the poor
house.
Fiftv-five colonies of bees belonging
10 :. II. CHAPMAN, of Custer, produced
over 200O pounds Of honey during the
season.
Leroy nor IT'S people we're IN ever
better condition, financially, than at
present. Business ia all branches Is
booming.
Bishop Davies, the nevly-consecrated
Bishop 6f Michigan, will preach his first
sermon as bishop 0t Grace Church, De
trO.t, November p.
The regular hanquet of the Michigan
Club ou February p viii be held this
year and special efforts viii be made
~ make the oCcas on success.
Att tho chrvauthemum show in De-
tr0.t next month lovers of the beau
t.u' flower viii see it IN 200 different
shades The exhibition opens NOvem-
ber ll.
Very pleasant and entertaining Cxar-
cisos were participated Ia hY the pupils
I m tho So Joe schools, when the stars
ard stripes we're hOlsted over Their
school building last week.
The next meeting of the Michigan
Schooimasters Club VIII be held A.
Ann Arbor Saturday, November 2.
7 Local dealers are getting IN a good
supply OF rulers.
IshremnE has a snow shoe club
7 seventy mCmoers. They meet soon q
organize plans for the wlnter's work.
The cirh owns fine club house. and
is lu -four hing condition.
An Iouan who "a farming IN Dskots
writes % friend here that he has
thresned ont thirteen acres Of wheat
and -ot Twelve bushels He dryly rs
msrss shat he has some vet % throsh
/ that vii 't0rn ont even better. ."--I7ata
I Snt7s
+ There wiU be no tav sale this year.
+ The new law provides that the county
F treasurer shall commence TIE sale ot
I lands sezed for delinquent axes on The
I frsf Monday Of Nav r each year The
7 sale. which would otherwise have tesn
held in October of this year WI be de-
I ferred e next NAY when sales for de-
Enqgent taxes from 1857 AZ be made.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
MITH'S OPERA HOUSE.
y WM. =. SMITH, propT and Manager.
Hsndsomest and Best Appointed Vaudeville
Theater IL the city.
WEEK OF OCTOBER es, 50

Eleven new stars. Wonders % The world.
Lmbrscing The flower Of home ard foreign tai
ent The great and only Iamnra's Sizes Jean
family. the famous and orig nallthfef fnGrFrIs
81 McNlCo. ID their wonderful act uueu thf
triple trapcze, lu which they accomplish many
hazardous and fear ess eNoi iufious terrific IN. rs
toe swings. swivel sp.nnlng etc these FEARLESS
Mexican artists are autacrafs 81 the aerial
world. omplishiug with lightning Thpi0lfy
= series 81 the most terrific head-ouF dives.
aerial miracles in mid-air. which Tor artistic
grace aud daring, never has been erualled g.
particular attention ~ called o. -euorsta IiVa.
THE undlsputed champion lady gymuaFf. 81 her
muscular strength, which Nergss upon the Ter
rife. afd holds the aud ience iu speech le~s
sileuC- and Hwe. Par excellence Nj sshburn
Sisters Blanche ana Lillian tie ladies who
sing. TIC great noNcI duo. the kofirErn fn.
Producing songs CLASSIFICATION etc during
derfu stage high jumping for which le holds
the American record be- Is willing O. mfef alf
coners. The orginators of double L0uave
drills. Lat Is and Lynch. champion lightning
Iouave drill masters 81 the world former.v
with p 7 Bsrnuu cireus and =. n Haverlys
Nichae -troC0f Company. introducing frsf.
tho march 90 The light Louaves second farrv
musical manual third. lightning drIn and
juggling concl udinn uifh grand assault 60
arms. a. inverted aul .rfHrmt 81 HV fhfw nn 'v
The novelty duo. Dixon and Lang. character
comedians and vneaI 80. iu their laterf and
original act The broadway Swell ard fhe
"B0wrrv Bum. our heYF ~ camsfls. al.d 81.
csIenf stoCk company in Tho standard romeHr
"Hoseop Thomas Ihf entire psrfnrf0HrH
given ~ orf two granl uafi firrfs. "a fnnre. HF
and saturday or D. m. Evening prices
q and 81 cents. boxes th cents Matinee
prices a.. IT. end cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

1sF. i. De 1T izla1ass = = hasIler
i1 business 4s vel as rel gon, and last
sunday Ee announced thzt = site for
aes church had already been secured
AID described the klpd Of tabernacle
ae proposes 10 have. Il = - b. a na-
uonal monument, it MI have a baptist
efyi cross over the pulpit and perhaps
"a TIE steeple aid 4 w.n have a b.g
organ aud fullthF0ated congregat.o .onal
sag * Work VIA begin ca the church
O-loDef -.
Ne tear tnat, 10 bis haste, Dominic
Ia-mage w-li sacrifice correctness and
beauty Of architecture. There are
very few churches in this country
winch present a really artistic archtec-
ture u Ialmage's church l. 10 Dc a
national monument and since it VIII,
WithOutdOubt.b be the most noted church
edince "a Amerca. tne greatest care
ought o. be taken ~ maze e aTchitec-
'ufa.iy as nearly peuect a. possible.
Des gns Tor such 4 81 ucture are not %
Ds found ready made, Ike those for
cheap houses, in cheap building maga-
Enes, or n plate matter in newspapers.
They require time and thought and the
best talent aya.lable. Il l. hardly pos
s-p.e tnal new tabernacle, which shall
be worthy OF the place it Will hold, can
be- de-g gued n 80 snort 4 time as vii be
allowed by Mr.. Ta-mage plans.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

tiers saa The American Registsr Is sort
of Home Journal, Lniid reoord of social
happenings The fact of the matter 4
that tie Frenoh people, as : nation. do
not care for news a. We understand the
word. tbey appreciate literary and AZ
tLssic merit, ana as = consequence. their
periodicals. ale wealthy ana handsome,
and the le4dlng articles IN then dAihes
are vel written, bat 50 long as jean
Crapzad, 10 may represent lie French
reading publlcs whose sous support the
press. 80 long as tbs blue bl0used inol-
yidu4l prefers - read u the imAglnary
woes u the hero and heroine u the
feuineton Or the fiery rhetoric of the lead
er writer rather than Of the tragedies or
comedies Of real life which are enacted
about hin, 50 long viii the French press
consist Of journals, not newspapers.
ALLAN FokAAN.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
Come to Grand Rapids.

We invite all who are seeking new
investments, or new homes, to come to
Grand Rapids. We want new life, new
enterprise, new manufacturers, new
growth. We wantan increaseo of business,
an increase Of population. We want
better streets and better sidewalks. We
want Grand river narrowed to 800 feet
We want it walled in. This will make
1t attractive TO strangers. 1t will add
10 the health of our rapidly growing
city. 1t will be high water protection
to both Canal-st. and the West Side.
Ii will raise the value of real estate for
all alike. Shall it be done? Let no one
say no.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

OFFICIAL PAPER Or The CITY.
- -. sUNDAY. ~. =.
WAY THIS DIFFERENCEr

The working of the judicial mind
wares ike that Of the ordinary indi-
vidual 10 has been said that a dys-
peptlc turn, OF an unfortunate specula-
ton, has added years 10 sentences I'M
posed upon criminals by the court.
THIS Is not ground for criticism OF the
courts unless they can postpone Judi
cipl acton until Unmoved and unin-
fluenced by adverse impressions and
circumstances, for which transgressors
Of the law are not responsible. This IN
fuence of surrounding circumstances
upon human action = an interesting
subject for the student of human na-
ture, and 10 would be well if better
understood and reCO Oynized, even IN
common business transactions. To
note and compare variations OF sem
tences of criminals, convicted Of slmi-
lar offenses, and so far as known under
slmiLar circumstances, u this and other
communities. for a series Of years,
would bring before the public interest
ing material, and perhaps lead to greater
limitation IN legislation providing pun
ishmcnt for crime. The sentence Of
"Doe" the other day by the superior
court for q period Of only SIX months,
serves "a a striking illustration of what
We have above stated. "DOe" was
guilty OF stealing a gold watch and
some money from a worthy citizen, Mr..
A. B. KnOwlsOn, taking them from a
bathing house. He concealed ms iden-
tity, and this was said to be his first
oHcnsc, and his relatives, nOn-residents
of this city, We're respectable people
Young Gibson, recently sentenced to
three years Of hard labor by the same
court, embezzled the money also of Mr..
A. =. KuOwison. IL was ms first ofense.
He was we'll brought up, and had most
respectable relatives in the city. Both
OF these young men pleaded guilty"
both had caused the officers considera-
BE trouble IN their arrest, and both
promised better lives in the future.
Why was the latter sentence SIX
time that Of the former2 Embezzle
ment IA not regarded ordinarily as
stamping one a hardened criminal as
does theft and robbery. We do not
propose to usurp the province Of the
court, and insist that one sentence was
clearly excessive, or the other entirely
inadequate. bat 20 the causal observer,
one or the other of these sentences
would appear to be little out of gear.
IL the crime of embezziement were put
on the same basis as theft, the stealing
Of the same mans property by young
men of about the same age aud as a
FIRST cffense, each pleading guilty
would seem % call for substantially the
same punishment.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

Is il not better TO nip consumption,
the greatest scourge OF humanity, in
the bud, than TO try TO stay its progress
on the brink of the grave. A few doses
of California's most useful production,
SANTA ABLE, the king Of Consump-
ton, will relieve, and a thorough treat
ment Will cure Nasal Catarrh, too often
the forerunner of Consumption, can be
cured by CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE.
These remedies are sold and fully
warranted by Peck Bro. sat 81, or three
for % 40
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
- roNTANA ELEcTIoN.

The election of members of the Legis-
laturo n Montana was so close that the
majority in that body and hence the
politics 70 be represented n the United
states senate from that state depends
upon the vote in a single contested pre-
clnct IN Silver Bow county. That pre-
cinct was temporary railroad camp
On the morning of the election the con-
tractor called the men together aud
sad fo them.
we nave new system o. voting This YEAR.
and it Impossible for me bosses to cell how a
ran votes. hew. men. I have simply rb. %
sav. that miles = VrrT large proportion of fne
vofes vhich shsu come out ~ this box toni ghr
a. vfrsi CHR Drm 1crarir. every man in this
camp nav consider himself discharged romor-
rov morning.
The result Of the election there. rs
rurorted. vas that out Of a total Of ls2
votes cast ali but four we're Demo-
cratic. The Democrats call the con
test Of the election by the Republicans
an attempt to steal the election.
The Republicans csu ths conduct
of the contractor coercion OF
rank s.nd, aud propose II possible 20
So that such an outrage shah not be
sHsctusl in defeating the real WISHES Of
the voters. This is the sum and sub.
stance IF the Montana contest.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

WAsHISGToS, Oct. 26.-The annual re-
port Of the Civil-Service Commission
will be completed in time to be trans
mitted to the President for reference in
the preparation Of his message. 1t is
understood that the commission will rec
oumend a number of changes in the law
especially relative 70 increasing its scope
and means for its rigid enforcement.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

General Green B. Raum ought 10 be
loved by the veterans OF the Union
Army for the enemies he has made.
Concerning las apPO.ntnentthe Atlanta
Constellation says:
"Grccn 3. Raum is the new Commis-
sioner of Pensions.
"Ihe appointment IS bad one. 1t
Is about the same as appointing Tanner
10 succeed Tanner.
Tanner was appointed because he
was a soldier, bitter partisan, a South
hater aud a Grand Army man.
"Raum succeeds hum because he
marched through Georgia with sher-
man, and mas not yet learned that the
war Is over. As a south -hater, parti-
san and Grand Army leader, he out
ranks Tanner.
"Snce the war Tanner has fought
the South with his mouth. Raum has
been equally active with his pen and
with his oppressive administration of
of the Internal Revenue Bureau when
he had charge of it.
"The new commissioner may not
make Tanners absurd mistakes, but
his aim viii be to please the Grand
Army of the Republic.
Altogether, the appointment IS un-
mitigatedly bad"
Evidently the Constitution thinks Gen.
Raum viii not advocate the payment of
pensions TO ex-COnfederates.
"THE foundation OF the Worlds fair
should be money and harmony" says
the World, but New York doesn't ex-
hibit either.
WILLIE TAsCOTT has been found again.
He is IN Philadelphia the town from
--b-oh Charlie Ross diSqpnaarpd
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

CoLUxBUs, 9. Oct. 26.-Samuel White.
life prisoner. who was psrdoned in
May, 1871. on condition that he abstained
from strong drink, was brought back 20
prison Friday 70 remain the rest Of his
life. He violated the condition after
observing IL for eight years. His
daughters wedding was the occasion Of
his taking a rr0tracted spree.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
Judge Reeves Dead.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-Judge Arthur
T. Reeves chief Of the seed division in
the Agricultural Department, who has
been seriously I'll for some time past,
died a. his residence, G3l Massachusetts
avenue northeast, Friday afternoon.
The funeral viii take place Monday.
when the remains will be taken 70
Ham ptOn. Ia, for intermeRt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

NORFOLK, Va, Oct 26.-While prowl-
ing in cornheld near Deep Creek, Nor
folk County, on Wednesday night a
gypsy woman from camp near by got
caught in bear trap. The gun ex.
ploded and wounded the woman 80 badly
that she died where she was shot, and
her body was found Thursday morning
lying alongside the trap.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
Re Your Own Doctor.

1t won't cost you half so much. Do
delay. Send three 2-cent stamps for
postage, and We will send you DR..
Kaufmann's great work, fine colored
plates from life, on disease, its causes
and home cure. Address A. p. Ord
wav & Co. Boston. Mass.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

ZANFsvrILF. o. o. s-Er-Cousts.
Die William Nsvitt aged 30. was fatally
injured at s o'clock Friday By the pre-
mature discharge ot cannon that was
being dred for political speech. Both
arms we're blown OK, both eyes destroyed
and he vas 50 badly hurt thst recovery
e inrossihLe
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

NFw YORK. a. 2s The sixth bal
game - the world chamrionship series
PLACED Friday Ia tais eity resulted, New
York. 3, Brooklvu. = IN eleven innings
Each cla6 las n0e woa tares gsaes-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is
a positive specific for all forms of the
disease. Blind. Bleeding, Itching, u
cesated, and Protruding Piles-Price
soc. For sale by White q White drug
gists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
An Absolute Cure.

The Original Abiehne Ontmentis on
~ put NJ IN large twO-ounce TN boxes,
and is an absolute cure for old sores,
burns, wounds, chapped hands. and all
skin eruptions. VIII positively cure
all kinds of piles. Ask for the Original
Ahetine Ointment. Sold by Peck Bros,
at % cents per box-by mail so cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
TheObSerVer



TIE follos ueW standards 0t MaHI-
1oba wheat have been promulgst -
the Government under the provisions
Of the general Inspection act:
Extra MaEtCb haYi wheat Nil b
sound and wel-elsaned, welgaing not
less than s-xty-two pounds % the basael,
ana snail be composed 0f Al least s.
per cent. hard red hfe wheat grown in
Manit0b4 or the Northwest territories, OF
Canada. No. /, Manitoba hard wheat,
shall DC sound and well-eleSned. weigh
Ing not less than sixty pounds - the
o0shel. and shall be composed OF az
least two-thirds hard and red ffe wheat
grown Ia Manitoba Or Ia the Northwest
territories OF Canada.
No. ?, Manitoba hard wheat, shall he
sound and reasonably cleaned, weigh
INK not less than hfty-eight pounds 20
the bUshel, and shall be composed OF
al least two thiTd, hard red tile wheat
grown IN Manitoba Or the Northwest
territories OF Canada.
No. /, hard white fife VII az, shall be
sound and well-cleaned, weighing not
less than sixty pounds 10 the bushel,
and shall be composed OF not less than
90 per cent. hard white tife wheat grown
IN Manitoba or the Northwest terri
tories OF Canada, and shall not contain
more than - per cent. OF soft wheat.
No. / Manitoba Northern wheat, shall
be sound and well cleaned, weighing
not less than sixty pounds 10 the bushel,
and shall be composed Of at least 80 per
cent. hard red fife wheat grown IN
Manitoba or the Northwest territories
of Canada.
No. =, Manitoba Northern wheat, shall
be sound and reasonably clean, of good
milling qualities and ut for warehous-
ing, weighing not less than tifty-eight
pounds 10 the bushel, and be composed
OF AT least fifty per cent. of hard red
fife wheat, grown IN Manitoba or the
Northwest territories OF Canada.
Last reports state that wheat isOn the
downward tendency, and markets
quiet. No one seems TO be able TO give
reasonable cause for the depressed
condition OF things.
We look for change in business, and
for the better.
Grand Rapids has excellent CONNER
cial advantages. But n order that we
may reap the natural results it be-
comes the duty of our otherwise enter
prlsIng business men 10 combine their
efforts and act IN harmony III cOnnec-
with every honorable, desirable and
useful project.
We have a wido-awake city, but we
must invite capital into our midst, and
encourage the same IN every way hon
orable. We must also put forth every
effort to defend and protect capital ana
labor alike.
We can not long sustain our former
reputation on furniture production
alone. We need capital for other en-
terprises. The TELEGRAM-HERALD has
faithfully advocated the advantages OF
the city in which it exists. 1t claims no
credit. II becomes the duty of every
paper to advocate the city's advantages.
What constitutes honorable success
to young men starting out IN life?
Avoid no duty.
Betray no trust.
Perform honest labor.
Stand by the truth.
Desert no friend
Why is it that careful and thorough
school training is always recognized
| especially as we grow older? Yet
how few are they who are willing 10
| work for it.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
TATE or OHIO, CITY or foIEDo,
rraE IDFrN-rN =

LATE or NhANf VII Af AD4aEAAf
Lucas COUNTY, =. ;.
Prank J CHENEY makes oath that
he j. the senior partner OF the nrm OF
FL. CHENEY q Co., dong business IN
the CITY OF Toledo, County and state
aforesaid. and that ssid firm viii pay
the sum Of ONE lit NDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case OF CATAREH
that cannot be cured by the Use OF
Hans CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed
in my presence, tins 9th day Of Decem-
Der, A ID. 1889.
a. W. GLEASON,
- Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
lv and acts directly on the blood and
mucus surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials, free. +. j. CHENEY
Il &C., Toledo, o. sa- Sold by Drug
gists, 75c.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

THz Philadelphia Fress has located
Hths rndiscOversd Country" which e
defines 70 be- "a Northwestern State
where the Democracy has a chance of
eleCtinx a Congressman"
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

THr political hammers srs mailing
sanapsign Les at = great rate a Buffalo.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

WILLIE TAsCOTT has been found again.
He is IN Philadelphia the town from
which Charlie Ross disappeared.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
KnmeS Dances
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, November, c. :. sand 3.
Tor the beneai Of ST. MARKS Hospital.

The following dances vii De presented dur
ing the kirfnes M.lusl buterfy Russian
Flowers and Bees, nire.Hn Mother ooose
aud Indian.
Tickets now On sale az Morton House
Sweets Hotel. Peninsula and owsshfauorg
Clubs J. G.. Herkner's. Baton a Lyons. A.
PreusSer's and al the boa Once.
Prices. 3 and 50 cents Reserved seats, .
cents extra.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

"THE foundation OF the Worlds far
should be money and harmony" says
the World, but New York doesn't ex-
hihit either.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

Why is it that careful and thorough
school training Is always recognized, =,
especially as we grow older? Yet
how few are they who are willing to
work for 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07

THINKS HE WILL GET HIS CROSSTOWS hoAD'
Andres i. Stone. president of the Baopilas Mining
Company, No. II Brosd-st., who is the head OF tho
Metropolitan Crosstown Hallway Company winch
obtained the consent OF the Board OF Aldermen on
Thursday to Law tracks from the Grand-st. ferry
through certain streets TO the Fourteenthst ferry
yesterday said he had little doubt that the Mayor
would approve the action of the Common Council and
that the sale OF the franchise would take place al an
early day. When reminded Of remark MADE by all
Alderman shortly after the announcement OF The IN
corporation Of the company in June suggesting that
the organization had been effected to obtain the iran
chIse and then sell out Mr.. Stone ridculed the IDEA
Tie capital stock of the company Is T3oVVoo III III
shares Of 800 each. The directors named IN me
incorporation papers are Charles a. Winch William
Carroll Warren \. Decker. Alfred lieyn hermsn -
son on West Fourth-st. there has been some op.
position against laying two tracks. as the brOanWay
and seventh Avenue Company already has a track II,
that street But the law allows the use OF i,Uy S
bet of the latter track by the new company SO u VIII
be necessary to put down only one track In that s'rce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

,,.,or. Dec s-Cotton steady; mddng 1Oisc.
Flour dull nearly nominal Howard Stree, and western
49, a. 65a 40 75 do extra, 1898 80 90 iaiy, tiH
SUPP sv mills RIO brands extra, 81 40d$4 45 winter
wheat patent $685. 90 spring do 49, sSss' p go 90
ssvtbnrn fairly active fulz 75Gs5c; longberry 14ss4c
No B. 7sdsoc steamer 74Ga7c weS Iaps gyet S
Tebruary s2Sc May. sSase'c Cornm S dul
nnt A17.c december 4l4a42i2c year 3oa4Oci Jsnu;
apy 3siaa3sasc February 35'sa"o'.c' Mafch' "o'4@
9oic oats steady and higher
buffalo Dec 0sprng wheat weak sales NO od Hara
W AZ soc Winter wheat dull and firm; No l
Red Choice SAC on NO. Rcd s4Gsoc; Extra 10 :
ia Ia asc. No l White Michigan at SIC on track; NO
White oregon s5Ic store Corn nnses bnt higher
20 a., s,ora az nc Oats firm. weak demands No White
oTlS No white 20'c No Mixed at LID IN
iiu 4sc asked track. Flour firm Millfeed
Steady and unchanged Canal freghts firm and unchanged
E,nnr "a 900 bbls Wheat - bush. Corn 250oO bush.
.hnmens~ Wheat So 900 BUSH corn lO5OOs OATS i''ooo