Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
TOWN TOPICS.

"rhs caunon's opening roar" etc.
The noise last night was heard in
Canada.
It rs now stated with confidence that
Ford : elected.
sergeant Webb IS slowly recovering
from DIS illness.
ln 1892 the Mckinley bill will have
worked ts own redemption.
Yesterdays weather Indications were
lllle "Ohs an unusual occurrence.
House coats and iounging robes in
great variety At Gardner Bzxter's.
On the second page Will be found
election news from al parts OF the
country.
SUIT was begun IN the Circuit court
yesterday ia eIectment against Edward
A Patterson.
The price OF tn viii assuredly 90 up,
judging from the immense demand Tor
hsh horns lAst night.
The first session Of the night school
viii De held on Monday evening next,
in the Y NJ. G. A. building.
The calendar fair, gwen by the ladies'
Of the Universahst church, began last
night and will close tonight.
A street car was run away with by
the team attached 20 u, last night, on
Campau-st. Cause, tin horns.
Every available moment Is being oc-
cupied for the completion OF CanAl-sts
asphalt FOR the big blowout tonight.
The Will OF Benjamin Livingston was
filed IN the probate court court yester
day. His entire estate, valued 81 5000,
Is willed TO bis wife.
There will De a general union meet
ing today at 2.3O p. n. All local unions
are earnestly requested 20 be present.
The subject of new hospital site Will
Be considered.
The salvation Army took the back
streets last night. They are death to
sn, but the form taken by that article
on the main streets last night proved
too much Tor them.
Among the Democratic votes cast at
the recent avalanche was that OF Geo.
Reaus, who has attained the ripe age
OF l03 years and 3 months, and j. con-
sequently old enough 10 vote. Hustlers,
ehf
James Smith has commenced suit in
the circuit court against the firm OF
~ lILfr IflLNh x LfItaAlEi 10 correct
damages for an injury he received
while working IN their mill. He claims
$4,000.
The appeal Of Guy A. Johnson from
the verdict Of the circuit court in the
suit brought against him by VIM. Den
man. has been laid before the Supre me
Court and hearing will be given on
December q.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Tuion Of Unions Will be held IN Good
Tcmplar's hall, McMullen block this
afternoon ut $50. All members are
earnestly requested 10 be present "a we
have important business, also the cleo
ton of officers.
formal protest was served by
Ncssrs. Hayward and White and l.. K.
Carroll, SIS chairman Of the Democratic
county committee, on TIE inspectors Of
election that. II a cumulative vote was
counted for Fred Maynard, they would
seriously Gemur.
A large and appreciatlve audience
listened To Rev. Alex. x. Merriam's lee
ture on English Cstnedrals." last
evening. at the South Congregational
Church. The storeopticOn views were
f~e. and represented promptly and
skillfuliy by Prot. Csrman.
Sut ln the Circuit court was begun
yesterday bv Andrew =. Olson against
Peter Johnson. Judgment had been
obtained hy Olson against Johnson IN
Ncwaygo county for $500, but 10 exc
cuton has ever been ilnd. Hence this
suis - this Circuit to collect this judg
mcut.
Wick Wire Chapter. No. -, q. f. s.
ogcther w th United lodge. No. lf9.
ot cooper. Mich. have raised $500,
which thew have presented t0Chairmau
r A. Briggs. Of the Masonic FNr COM
m ttce. with which 10 furnish room
Ia the Masonic Home.