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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

The Republican caucus OF Cannon
township put the following ticket u
the field
uperyisor-Frank Iadner.
Clerk k-GeO. VI. Hartwell.
TreasureI-nmothy Farrell.
Highway COMMISSIONED. :. Jones.
Justice OF the Peace full term)-
John ;. Baker.
Justice OF the Peace ito I'LL vacancy
Henry +. Farr.
School Inspectori Ernest Vroman.
Board of Review two years6L. p.
Thomas.
Board of Review zone year, A.W. Da-
Wis.
Constables-Daniel Korch, L. Farrell,
j. b. Armstrong, Henry Horton.
At the Solon township caucus the p.
OF Is headed their ticket with Frank
Brayford for supervisor.
WALLER.
In Walker township the Republicans
have nominated:
Superyisor-Robt.D ID. Graham.
Treasurer-Geo. i. Hogadone.
CleFk--Albert X. Edison.
School Inspector Edmund Manley.
Highway Commissloner-Mar Ia
Dor.
Justice of the Peace-Joseph II. Shell
don.
Drain Commissioner-Isaac Flanagan.
Member Of the Board of Review, one
year-John Il. Brown.
Board of Review, two years-Martin
s. Wheeler.
A
nett, Patrick Kahl, Vim. Wassemaar.
Town Committee of ensuing year-A.
Il. Edison, K. ID. Graham, +. Manley.
GRArTAN.
These are the Democratic nominees
in Grattan:
SUPERVISOR. NJ. Griffin.
Clerk. j. Byrne.
Treasurer-Wm. Jones.
Highway Commissoner-Wm. Dono-
van.
Drain Commissioner@ohn Bresna-
han.
Justice of the Peace-John |. Weeks.
School nspector-Garrett Doyle.
Members of Board of Review-Two
years, Aaron Norton; one year. Silas
w. Ward.
Constables-George Evans, Frank
Woodland, Nathan Stanton, Peter Too
hey.
Township Committee-Aaron Norton,
G.. X. Madison, J. NJ. Griffin.
OTHER TOWNS.
At the Democratic caucus of Byron
township the following township ticket
was nominated:
Supervis0r-Moses Rosenberg.
Clerk-M. Omebra.
Treasurer-Jacob Wolf.
The Byron township Republicans at q
township caucus placed the following
ticket in the field:
SupervIsor-James Toland.
Clerk-C. Tendener.
Treasurer-Chas. Gilbert.
At the Democratic caucus Of Nelson
township the following township ticket
was put IN the field;
Walter Mcconnell.
Clerk-Wm. Ingalls,.
Treasurer-Benj. Carpenter.
Highway Commissioner-Henry Hug
hey.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

An oRDIN ANCE 10 amcnd section ! az an
ordinance 81 the city % orand Rapids. en-
Titled: 'Au oIdnAuce io regu atf ttf con-
strucilon aid repalr of sidewalks ou Monroe
street. ia the city al Grand IapiaS Lyon
street. in sad ely irom Canal street 20
Kent street. in said city. aI.d on nat PARTON
OF Canal street n SAID city soulh oi b1cge
street. Ia saia city" passed uue u lss3.
The Common Oouncil Of The city oi Grand
Rapids do ordan thAt section ! 81 a. ordi-,
nance 81 the city OF Grand Rapids. cufitleas
Aa Ordinance 10 regulate the coustfuc-
tion and repair of sidewalks on Monroe
street. IN the city or Grand Rapids. Lson
street. In said city. from Canal street 10
Kent street in SAID city and on that portion
of Canal street. in sad city, south 81 Bridge
street, in said cisy." passed June ~. lsss. be
and The same Is hereby amended So as 10
resd as follows
Section j. Al sidewalks on either eide of
Monroe street. In the city Of Grand Rapids On
either side Of Lyon street Ia said city. from
Canal street ia said CITY. te Kent street iu sad
city. and on either SIDE offhat portion of Can ~
street In said city. soath 81 Bridge street ia
structed or repaired. shall be 80 laid. con-
structed and repaired az the established grade
Of said streets respectively and shal be 81 the
width OF sidewalks fixed and established for
said de2guated portions Of SAID Monroe. lyon
and Canal streets rcspecfikely. and shall Ia
laid, constructed and repaired of and with cut
stone tagging, eigbt inches in thickness, aud
laid with an inclination downward irom tho
inner side % any such Sidewalk g. tie curb
ing, OF one fourth '+ of a. ibch o. ihe i0ot'
the specifications and nefhoc a. construction
and repair OF witch stone fhgring sidewalks
shall ret be submitted 10 tie Board - Public
" Morks Of said city for its approval before the
same shall De isid. constructed or repaired
Provided, however. that walks 81 cor ncrete.
the specification, material and method of con
sfrucfion 81 which shall nrst be submitted 20
the said Board Of Public "a orils 6uo meet is
approval. may. after such approval. be lal0-
instead of said stone Tagging. in the laying.
constructing or repairing q the Sofwaikt On
the above designated Monroe street or on the
above Designated portions o. sale Lyon aud
Canal streets respectively.
Passed aud approved in regular session ~
the Common Council a. the CITY of Graud
Rapids held Monday evening. March =. ls1-
M. a. SHINkMAN. city Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

late Saturday afternoon suit vac
begun in the United States Court by S
T. King against Alexander Dodds 70
collect 5000 penalties when e
claimed have been incurred hy the De-
fendant's marking an uBuatente3 art
cie patented. Both ucn are vel know
West S1e manufacture. aud In oer-
an sense are competitors il business
Mt King claims that Doi3s hss beer
marking 81 article patented uhch =
nor patented st a. The lsw prov dee
that where tbs is done penalties in e
certain 1gr1 nay be col l@cted. The
outcome VII - watched witl mach IA
tcresG
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
TO oUR READERS"


sssNs-,st - s,ssss>-~sessA
CEpAR SPRISss. Mich, April 5.--At
the Republican caucus for Scion town
ship held here today the follow lng
strong ticket was nominated super
VISOR, r. G.. Woodwork. clerk, +. ;
Rose. treasurer, n. u. Potter justices
of the peace. A. II Rose, four years,
T. McHsttc. three years. F. Gardner.
one year; Beard OF Review. Peter
Hsnn0 ard J. q. Chapman. coustahies.
Frank II Whitacre. T. Fsirhrothers,
N. NJ Gardner and william Duies.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

Little Mss Norine Everhart, Of is7
Scrihner-sf., received ant entertained
the following ltue friends on Friday
evening last. the occasion heing her
second birthday Misses Lucille Col
~. Lola Deftsntdaiar. Nenita Peek.
Minnie HembLng. Iiihe Paul, DAISY
Ffndlaser. Trixie Pierce, Ressie Lahu,
F.ma Nor-ots. Marguerite kortlsnder.
Tors kpp. Alie Jordan. Gene lve
Powers and Hatte Derev IF Rockford. .
Wtch. and Masters freddie Corper.
Harry Gdl. Joe Powers. Harry Depew
~ Rockford. Mich-. Joe Alden. Floyi
Ard samuel Everhsrt
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
| SERMON on FORGIVENESS.


Al the WesDn inster PRESBYTERIAN
church l2st night Dr.. Cobb preached 81
Interesting ssrn0n, t2kiag Tor nis text,
"koggys Us our deb.S Is Ne FoFg. ye
our debtors" he called attention Il
the fact that men mJlsl forgive tocse
Who tfesp&ss against him 4 they would
have Ooo forgive Their Iresp4sSes- The
reward would be great Tor those who
loved Their enemies. II man wanted
20 d forgiven u God he must carry z
spirit Of forgiveness toward men. Ood
never forgSye mpenitenE man, but ney-
er asked Us 70 forgive those who CD not
repent theit ssns toward Us. Ine N
staetions OF scripture showed that II q
mans ne,ghbor injured hlnl ne should
forgive him, but # the ne,ghoor re-
pented Of the injury, should be forgiven
"Loye them that hat you, and do good
TO them tat desptefully use you and
persecute you" bot the bible SAID no
thing about forgiylng them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

Blind, bleeding, internal and externa
piles, fissure, tistula and rectal ulcers
cured, or no pay. Treatment painless
No time lost from work. Hundreds Of
references. Examination free. Lake
side physicians room %, Porter block,
1921 MOnrOe-st. HOurs-9 10 5, daily;
Tuesday and Saturday evenings, 10 3;
Sundays, 10 To I.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

1t is very important in this age of vast
material progress that remedy be
pleasing to the taste and to the eye,
easily taken, acceptable to the stomach
and healthy III its nature and effects.
Possessing these qualities, Syrup of
Figs is the one perfect laxative and
most gentle diuretic known.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

The Bridge-st. cable WAS started yes
terday about noon. Hundreds . peo-
pie rode over the new line. snd the
power house Was the scene of another
jam. The indications are that the
Bridge-st. line Viii have as much busl.
ness as the Lyon-st. line.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

IA. gsissEssl oASersAAes % tAs Dsy .
hspSfal sigs far sks FataEs


hspsfai >igs far sks FataEs
EsstsE Day VAS universally observed
by the churches Of a. dsnosnins tons
throughout the city. AL TIE churches
we're thr0nged With worshippers, aud
many Of the most conspicuous ones
we're unable - seat comfortably al
comers. There we're 80 many me
musical programs tnat Distinctions
would Be invldlOus.
Ihe mis@nEhrope and tie pesslmlst, /,
on the one SIDE, and the atheist Snc az
nostto on the other, may inaulge Thea
fayOrlte criticisms OF orthodox Christi
snity, but there Vii aIw lys remain .
hopeful future Tor man ma Es long as
such a magnificent sacrifice Of praise
snl alteration as was rendered yestsT-
day 10 Jesus Of Nazareth continue ~
De gwen 10 earth's greatness not In
science, not IN generalshlp, not IN let
ters, but IN simple goodness.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
Advice TO Mothers

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used for children teething. IL sootho,
the child, sOftens the gums. aliays all pal q
cures wind collie. and Is the best remedy fof
oiarrhDa- .tceptS bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

lne comm lttee o. premiums O tae
e1e2na County Azricultursl @J-lety
Ti.i meet ~ the court house in Hart or
~at1rs A.. ApT 70, for TIE parrose 81
revising the premium llst.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07


ospssr 80 EKss. clEs % 9s.Kp k&fls<-
CHARTER ELECTION.
Oity - erana Rapids MleA.. AArot = issc
gs sAs k.sotsrs y AS C.is q efaad l.-s,iasl
lake K0TlCf-dAsl ths @aaas oAArtes
eletiea 81 saia eiiS VII be hele ~ sAia e.ts -
oreaa Rapids. on NeAeas tat ~ aat - Apftl.
A j. lsss' ~ y aich the lolle~l ~ 09S slnoefs
y - tlocfe1 Nlf
0as Asysr. aas Marshal eue Director st
the Poor. ane member oi ne toSia 81 tsssics
eGe AQUAllasnea, eae 3uage ~ 1he tSAee
(eDft IL orana Rapids ane Ntcrk 81 iAt foiiee
Coaft 81 6read Eaplds one sAsiier ~ ne
Peace Ia snd iar the SIS ol utAn4 hatiaAs
Aiso. the following VArd eticeis
flRsl WARD.
one Alaermsa oae sup.ersls-x- s1s Csl-
iectof one NSusiAnie-
SkgaNn WARD.
one Alderman. ene surcrNissf. sEs Ooh
ioct0r ont Constable,
TAIRp WARD.
One AlaorHlsn, ene aNperNsors sns Noir
lester, o1t Constable.
FoURrh WARD,
One AiosrnlsQ. one supervisor. sns Coz
lsotof. one Constable.
llfTh NAkD.
One Aidsrman. enc supervisor. ohs osi-
icotef. one Constable.
sIATH WARD.
oss Alderman. oss supervisor. one Gel.
iector enc CoAsts0ie-,
SENENIn WARD.
oss Alderman. oue supervisor. enc Ger
iecser. ene Constable
ElGHIH WARD.
One Alderman ior oe tern q one scsf frsm
the lrsG MondNy lI hsK. A u. ls>tl 0ne Alden
nsslsg s, 'ns S Ess 4 's %s % sss s@ one ss sus ss
visor. one Collector. one Constable.
NINTH WARD.
One Alderman tor the term 81 tie Sears from
the nrst Monoay in Nav. A. y. $50. slss
one SUPERVISE, ont Collector. enc Nonsl4bio-
TENTn WARD
One Alderman Ter tae tern - one year from
the frst MOGosN in AaX. A. ID 80. and one
AideImau ior the tsgln ot N Q yrsrs iroin fte
hnt Monday pa May, = J.. issl also ole
supervisor. eut Collector, enc Constable
And you eill Also further take notice thai
the following places nave beer Gu.y oes,f
nsied BY rhr Common Council ~ said cits of
Crane Rapids a. the polling places Tor the
respective wares thud precincts thereof Of
said city q Grand Rapids. ior sale charter
Firsi Aard nFst pFecinci-N umbor Is Grsna-
vile avenue. ~ said citN-
First Ward. SECOND preeinct-N NgnbeT 81
South Division street. "a said city.
second NsFd-Nunher II Fountain street
Hartman block. "a said city
lhiId Wand Number l7 Isiane street In
fourth Ward frsi prec.nct Walkers storc.
number ~ Last Bridge street in SAID city.
teAElh ~ eiuf ocNnAA Aiftli ti -.nAtHAttt
corner 81 Crescent avenue ana Kent street la
81 CITY.
tiih Wsrd-firu's hall number 81 Plain
reic avenue. Ia said city
sixth NaTd-old fllglus House on Scfihucf
street. north - loousro street in sal1 city
Seventh Ward -Deruaula NaI. ou tr1ut
SiIeef iu SAFE CITY.
E.glth VI ard Turner Ran jefferson street.
IN said cifN.
Ninth Ward-lt2 West Fulton street. .a said
city.
Tenth -RinClcttcs llaH corner q
city.
Attest. WM. A. EHIAKMAN.
City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

The above i the name OF a clean cut,
handsome paper, the initial number of
which comes 20 this Office. Appended
Is ia own bow 70 the public, which il
more explanatory OK rs objects and
purposes than a column write up could
possibly be.
''To OCR READERS"
'iOur rGison q efr, = the need OF re-
preventative Methodist organ IN our
large and rapidly growing city. an
organ mainly devoted 70 the interests
Of union among our Grand Rapids
churches. and the churches of West
Michigan. The religious tendency of
tne times - - a truer brotherhood IN
CHRIST. and 10 more unaaImIty IN az
grcssve religious methods. 10 Is most
healthy movement, and the only desire
al the publishers and editor Of the
Trs- NirAacaa HofAeaast, IN sending forth
their paper. a tO foster and strengthen
it." Rev. ". DeRman will fill the edl-
tor.Al char.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

Loose's Red Clover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and
Constipation. 25c per box, 5 boxes
for 81. For sale by White q White,
druggists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

In the early part of May Power
Opera House Will be leased by the man
ayers of the Emerson Home, for a two
nights representation of the National
Pageant. This Is 4 series of historical
pictures and tableaux, which are
brought from Boston. where the Pa
geant was exhibited a week at the
HolIs-street Theater. Since then it has
been presented at all the largest thea
ters IN the country, among others the
UniOn Square Theater in New York
and the Auditorium in Chicago. The
different PICTURES and tableaux are as
follows: columbus Before the Throne
of Isabella of Spain" "The Landing Of
the Pilgrims, "The Courtship of Miles
Standish, f" The Battle of Bunker Hill, ="
"a Reception to Washington and La
fayette," "The Banishment of Anne
Hutchinson, +" Scenes From the Late
War" Emancipation" "The Re
united States Symbolzed by Young
Ladies, etc The participants IN these
tsbleauE viii embrace all the society
leaders of Grand Rapids. Vocal and
instrumental music viii play a large
part IN the production, aud Mrs. Mary
A Livermore VIII furnish tho historical
explanation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

The cltzeus ~ Flint have recently
been sgltatrE the extension of the
Mich gar MID and branch of the NiChf-
GAP Centrsl which row extends from
-. CLAIR 20 ferox to Chessninr. through
Romeo, OVf0r8. 0rtonvIHe. Good rler.
Atlas. Fl'ut. Flushing and Ner T0throp.
Cousui itations have been hsid r.th Pres
ident Ledysr1. ard is IS TOW announced
thst ths EXTENSION eIlI pos lively he
nul tbs Yesr It VII Intsrsact a sfrip
- rich ard vel 3evsioned country tsst
nas 1os Jet been solc1ea y raIlrcsd-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

Ida Van Cortlandts season of two
weeks 1t Redmond's Theater will begin
this evening with the popular star and
company in "Forget-Me-Not." Matt
nees as usual-Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

r-+ - rrsfr~ city tfckef ~ ef--e-< ~ .
--,afnrftr farr- tNar 10 vii - "a -r-r-
res re~ ffs~ Dem ecrefs "a mske . qaes-
tfeuae el- ccuaE
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

Van Houten's Coooa-Lsrgest sale in
the world,
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

Beecham's Pills cure bilious and
nervous Ills.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
Progress.

Pears Soap secures a beautiful com
plexlOn
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

"Uncle Toms Cabin" at Powers next
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

The ThestrC cal Mechanics Lodge. Of
TINS CITY, VII hold their annual ball IN
HlbernlaB Hail on Ottawa-st. next
Thursday evening. THIS society or
order has lodges n all OF the large
cites Of the United States. and the local
society has now been organized over
year, and = composed, as the name
implies, of the men who are employed
en- and about the stage IA the loca.
thesters. TIE object Of the order y
bensvolenCe, and the purpose of the
ball = - rspienish the benefit find.
The members snd their families MI. of
course. stteUd snd cOrdisI Is invite their
Trends 10 ion VII them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

There : Al unusually good program
offered at smiths Opera House thIs
week. Arrangements have been made
for receiving election returns tonight.
They wi be announced from the
stage.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07
ANUSEMEN1S.

Tonight the Schubert Club will sing
bohemian Girl" at Powers Grand.
Tomorrow and Wednesday evening
they Will render the "Mikado," and on
Thursday evening they will repeat the
bohemian Girl" There has been a
large take of seats.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-07

Hotel and Boarding House Supplies
speciality.
A Telephone Order will receive our
careful attention.
IelepnODe..-. 46l
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Every Sunday

Which circulates in every Stats
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Nevada, and reaches
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Departs, Monday 4 FridGy....... 800
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-17
M q Ps,sr..Iif.

Richard G. Peters was born in Della
ware county, New York, July ,, 1882.
When is wears Of age n- spps ared at
Hamhn, Mason county, Michigan, where
no secured A position a. a NoOdsman.
lie prOyed a good man, and soon after
ward was gwen charge OF the lumber
iug Interests of jas. l.uu.ngtOn, al
Luiugton. Apparently be did not
make a great success Ot this, - ne had
bat ti0O and team OF horses when he
landed N Manlstee Ia lso5. However,
ne had enough 70 become a member oi
the firm Ot NJ. S. Tyson & Co., and
after that firm failed ne had sun lclent
money and nerve To purchase sawml!l.
lie made money and purchased large
tracts OF pine land, anG when hls mlu
burned ue erected larger one. He
continued - buy larger mills, pine
lands AID vessels, ana made 80 much
money that be built the largest salt
block ia tie world, havings capacity of
500 barrels per day. In 1885 ne mad the
reputation OF owning more pine than
any man IN the state, having over 500,
100000 feet, and large tracts IN Canada.
lie ls president OF the Manistee Ma
tonal bank. a member OF the Alaska
Refrigerator company, OF Michigan
City, Ind. aud Is intO innumersble
other enterprises, many OF them being
OF the first magnitude. In charity he
has always been leader, and as a
sample may be mentioned the erec-
ton by INN in 1852 of Union Hall,
which tne structure burned within two
months of the tune of ITS completion.
Before the fire was out Mr.. Peters was
letting contracts for another and finer
one, which was dedicated 10 the w. c.
t. L. Mr.. Peters has always been an
ardent Republican and protectionist.
and devoted member of the Cogre-
gationa! Church. He was married in
1868, and has no children. His fortune
has not been placed less than s., 10000
NJ any time during the past ten years,
and lately the casual business acqualnt-
ance would have placed 1t much
higher.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-17

rhs Deal IL = - and SAs FercA@ss mss
AIr.sal ke MAae


Neither the eabls nor tie Electro
Street RallsAs CompsRlss one ale have
word 10 szs in regard a. the big deal
mentioned in the IKIGeRsn-hERA1p
yesterday morning. Nee-presdent
Geo. +. Perry. of tie electro eompAng.
sd Yesterday. II have nothng -
ssy. the thug L not rye yet Ne
oenlal is attempted AID their united
and Impressive slience evidently means
Esuril.
one tang that helped 20 convince tie
TEAEs aAM-hERAIp inst q drAl ~ss q
progress. NAs tne tact Gaat several DAYS
ago tie caile railway eompany's aitoi-
news. BlAr, Kingsley q klrinh2ns, ob-
"a aifed ceTtlnea copies " thr ordinances
governing both eoiupaulesiIom the eitg
clerk.
.sIhe TEIEeKsN-HERNLD at the nah
eNsetiy Oa the bead remarked a
memter OF the Comninn Council yes.eF-
day. "Th.s thing has been gong ou Tor
some tinc-i0nger than yOu eN,r sup-
posed, aad / nNlleye YOU would have
stated tie exact tguth had you Sad that
The deal SlTeSay cOnsGnmAted.
DO you have any idea whether or
not tie cable company intends "a adopt
electricity on the purchased llnes.
a don't know about uiat, hut
should think 50 from appearances. J
only wish tnis mad been settled earlier,
as then Ne might have goiten rid OF
two OF the tracks Caaal-st."
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-17

lesdiBg lntoEsst u TIE lambsr ARA Of
Fs1eFs A0rTlso1. snlch co1srss
lt 90 acres q and a. NsDoEni lee ard
iov.eot aefss Of lxEa ia ssrlous states.
Ne . aso presssnt Of tns Aanistee
NsEeEAi baGk. De ziso osns psfson-
2lly ID GO acres Of Emoef lands a
Aiaoafna, C.ilf0re.4 40 tie Czr0ilnas.
4nd = Interested II TIE GRAND Rapids
eoM paales ss stated
Tie asa snalsnt made yesterday wss
- A. NJ. HsEry, 0f DetTo.t. bg0tner-.n-
laN of aea. Aiger K. q. Dunn & CO.
sad iast Disng that the lisbsiirles sould
probably Fezeh from o. so 90 70 o.. =
soo.gos, snus ths s<sess run up ~ S.
0O0, eco or 81. eo9 Qeo. Ihs cause Of TIE
failure . attributed to clossnsss ~
the money market. julius HOuseman
says u = the nisst disastrous failure ns
ever heard OF, and future developments
Ill prove L 50.
Mr.. Peters Mas highly thought Of IN
ths city, sad hac many warm, per-
sonzi trends. Il Is confidently ex-
pressed that with hls large assets, II
given a chance, ne vii pull through
bis troubles and SOL be On MS teeE
aga.u.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-17
THE BIG COLLEGE.
Some Items of Interest From the Univer-
sity CITY

Special to the TELEGRAN-HgRSLp:
ANN ARBoR, Mich, Oct. l6.-An i'm
portsnt meeting of the Board of Regents
WAS held at the University yesterday
afternoon. After considering matters
of interest TO the medical depar tment
where changes have recently made and
the course heightened to four years,
the important duty of appointing a
dean of the law department to succeed
Henry Wade Rogers was taken up.
Mucn speculatlons have been made as
to who would be the fortunate man,
but the board decided 1t by appointing
Jerome c. Knowlton, of Ann Arbor.
Mr. Knowiton has been connected
with the University for over five years.
He was appointed assistant professor Of
law in 1855. and was raised to the posi-
ton of marshal professor of law IN
June, 1889. In 1888 he edited standard
work, the second American edition OF
"Anson on Contracts"
Mr.. Knowlton stands high in his pro-
fess:on and among college circles, and
has the highest esteem from all mem-
bers of the department.
Last night the students of the law de-
paILment gave big demonstration of
approval. About six hundred law
students were in parade and serenaded
Prof. Knowlton with bands and fire.
works.
The students could not disperse
without further demonstration. and
after paradng the streets, the crowd
made rush for the opera house where
General Carey, OF Ohio, WAS addressing
Democratic mass meeting. After
giving the University yells few times,
the boys yielded the floor to General
Carey. who again proceeded with his
speech. But his remarks became so
invective against the Government that
the boys became displeased sad nearly
all left the house again, and soon dis
persed IN an orderly manner.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-17
Anisa.irnusFnII.

HELENA, Mont, Oct. l6.-Seven men
are lying more or less injured at the
Catholic hospital in this city, from q
bad wreck on the Boulder branch OF the
Northern Pacific railroad. The east
bound freight passed as far as bridge
~. and when fairly on the same
the bridge went down with the
entire train, falling a distance of
20 feet. The tram is badly wrecked.
When the news was received here, a
relief train was speedily sent out TO
bring IN the wounded. The traln's
crew suffered chiefly. The injured
are the engineer, II. Mayhem, soine
and internal injuries; Fireman Lund-
ford, arm broken and internal injuries,
at present unconscious; Conductor
Penney, badly injured, could not
talk. Among the passengers were
X. Rudolph, of Helena his ankle is
broken, spine injured and head badly
bruised; A. j. Witherow has his right
limb crushed and back injured.