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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Sealed Proposals

t0FtNs koAN2 - Iszle a s,kAs
oEskH kAfIns Ail1-. >SpA ~ ts&
co4s0d srs ,a.sss "a - fecetfea ~ tiic ~Aet
q ~ 81 '.s1 arffI >sfi.rSas -rt,tt.ssl,sf M tssl
q -.A y sa tar a. Improvement - o.sNto
- Asax,,r.f Sfrs,t ffa4e n NrA,fh4 stonae (
t1A sHcaas scaorotag - tts y-ehs tna sisea
-nca<lEns "a ale Af tae oace ~ tht neAA
4Ae kas-ra rcSerses tAe rl<Al - tf3sel ans
e. - tiaA
kseA s.1aef shAH deposit witn hls , rsaeS&l
ths Susa ~ it.kl a. bt laFteltca q tlf tttf ~
orSlE taplas : csSf Eg sizs.i t..l - eater tlto
csN1fAcg "a EcQ.raArcs alth kis HFo4e,sl
sheala & = SslG progosal * 4eccgie4 - tAt
t<safe - Futlie aikS
Aa prDpess.ls aausi b. n2te u}sen isAnes that
Niu b. llirDistsca ukan spaiie@ilsA ~ tlAr elilos
- tlt busfG
b erder 81 tAt Beard
JANIS \ DAVIS.
ATTEST. President
sept
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

sa--@ kAe Ssxt sSaxEs-s a.Es . - nssSEk<g -
frss xrs4xxs - fxo<sette2-sSsf
1ozgr~ss1eazl aoE1n419as zrS oSlAs
Ess1s All1oss a. - AR4 fra tas e4a1l-
aa1es speech or lstses e secsgtAaeS %
eaa yashsF tas prinei pes Sat are - t~
to1get f2r taz faA Of course sAs
tarlr s1ssEloz = fereuss1 In tset
sssus - - tAs Gals lss1s. The Nesaer
eF4ts are sy deaf tring - @k2ris Re-
fofza zad have zeelasa - e24 thtags
- their r,ght Rauss. snd al give 1tlef-
anss ~ sse4. ths sane sentiments he
fo.l0Sing quotation from the speech q
n d hartsF. nominated By The Ds@-
eerats Of the Flftssn Ohio district nay
be taken zs : tersely expressed spec
N a.
~onis aselish every custom use n tns
land sooid ratasr sgts foE the estseitsH-
msnt of aB iassitqk Ga a. sPresd ths eSneef
or : nela IL ~hieh 70 propagate cholera 90
school IN Walsh 70 tsaeh siee Sna eTi'ne.
rather Than 70 vote for a ProteetiFs tAFia q
sny kisd
These sentiments were uDr0ariously
spplauded. showing that his views were
heartily iBdorsed By all his would-oe
constituents The Democrats are eyi-
deBtly following the lead Of Henry
George, Who said in the Standard OF
April SO.
Tue tarlff question will be renewed at the
pei at the coming fail elections, and the
duty rests upon us-the real free traders OF
Ameriea-to exercise wisdom and display
aeilyity Ia ass sting TO bring free traders
fsrwaFd ss candidates. and In helping 10
eleci them when they are nominated
Well this Is what We want good
square fight
Let proteetionlsss in every district in
the United States nominate only candi-
dates who declare themselves 'uneom-
promisingly in favor Of the American
system OF protection, and who can be
relied upon 10 vote as they talk
The issue is plain and simple. Shall
the Fitty-second Congress have a ma
jority Of free traders or protectioniss?
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

these dgures, they have expressed thess
surprise By cries OF establishment ac-
conpanied by awkward and droll imisa-
tons with their fingers. ''SOdeskal Is
it possibleg' In short this habit is
complete surprise 70 them. "A smart
trick. In truth" they say, TO carry
ones food 20 ones mouth with a tool
that resembles a pitchfork moro than
any thing else" and they think that
one Is in great luck IL IL arrive there
without slipping away and falling back
into the sauce or scattering the table
cloth. chow graceful and neat" they
cry out disdainfally. There Is good
reason 20 believe, too. that those awk-
w-rd tools which you call forks will
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

nzsz - sitxhEy exzea1e1- C1<es tcsse
eond8t.ozs sks ekopstics vlshszt 49,
s.1Ft - Prsssars reze2 2sas F.gl4 sa2
innzosz11s--k part - tAs A4z.4s IN f-et
-whtek e2a only - mcsea seea =
follows thss IA - resele-.sns sFo4n1
tne srfsz *asa tals ia ceen se4sue1,
ssixe TIE sseca4 s1iek between tae ED
- tns Iozub shich Feal4iBs fres L1e
foreEnxsr snd tbs mt41le tngeF, pre-
eisely as ons peas ~ pen Waea 2oeat
- write. Tbis u tbs movable eboP-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

pRoBATE ORDER State Of Michigan. Coun-
" Of Kent. s.. AT . session Of tbe Probate
Courf for said county OF Kent held 81 the Pfo
bate Office. In the city 81 Grand Rapids. on TIE
18th dav Of Septsmher. in fie year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety.
Pres -ni. Cyrus l.. Perkins. Judge Of Probate.
In the matter OF the estate u
NATHAN n. SHAW. deceased.
joan /. shaw. administrator ia Michigan of
said estate. ha,lng rendered 10 this court bis
nal adminisf alton account:
70 is ordered that Friday. the lofh day OF
October. ise0 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. a
said Probate ONCE. be appointed for the *
snininafion and allowance II said account
And il Is further ordered. that . copy ~ this
order be published three successive weeks ilre-
visuS % said day Of nearing. in the IFtfGEAN-
HrRsIn. = daily newspaper printed and clfcu-
lafing IN said county Of Kent
CYRUS p. pERkIN>.
"A true copyl Judge 81 Probate.
Anoirp r. MtSoN. Register thur oct =
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
DR0BATF oRpFR-state of MlchLgan. coun-

DRoBATE 0RDER-State OF Michigan. coun
ty Of Kent. ~. AT session OF the probate
court for said County OF keaf. heiC ~ TIE
Probate ONCE. IN the City CT Grand Rapids. on
the -31 day of september. Ia the year one
thousand eight hundred ana ninety.
Present. cyrus +. Perkins. Judge OF PROBATE
In the matter of the estate OF
THOMAS MCNAMARA. dec sasfd.
Mary McNamars. Jr.. having nlcc IN ms
court petition. praylng tbs court - 40 ual-
cate and determine VINO were at the datt ol
lis death and are now the Lawful. hers % said
deceased and entitled 10 inherit the real estate
IN rein described.
sslt Is ordered. that Friday. the Eth day q
0c.ol e. is. q. at 10 O'Clock Ia the forenoon.
said Probate Of1ce. be appointed Tor hear
Ine said petition.
And il Is further ordered. that copy - this
order b. published three successive weeks pre-
yious 10 said Jay OF hearing. in the TuusRAE-
HERALD. a daily newspaper printed aud circu
lating ia said county of Kent
CYRUS l.. PERKINS, Judge OF Probate.
a true copy
ADoLrH b. Mason. Register. thur OCT u
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
Sealed Proposals

ofatef kaAKD ~ frAiEg " OAKS.
GkAAp kkFiIS. AleG.. sept. =, is;Al
Sealea proposals " IA b< ro2elsce al the once
of tQe BoGlo uutli Ssturaas. SepielB bel -. iss1
81 - y. a.. fsr Iee cousfr 0SfiQa 81 = Ncf kn
Terrace Gna fluh aNcRHVs, ScoOrct0g - tAe
the BOARD.
The Besrd reserves the right - reject snS
OF al bids
ESch bidder shall deposit with his proposal
The sugH Il sloe o. to DC forfeited 60 tae CHS
ii l8raud Rapids IA case hs sa&l TAI - eater
iute contract, IA accordance sith his pro
possl, should his said pro pesAl be accepted oy
the Board 81 Publc Morks
All proposals must Dr made upsu blanks
that viii 0e furnished upoR application Al tbs
once Of the Board.
IL order 81 the Board.
JAS. \. DAVIS.
Attest. President.
TkFp A. TwANLYg. Secretary sept ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
Sealed Proposals.
Offlcf BoAlp o PUmlC Woal

GBAND kArlp., Nich,. otpt- =. 81
Sealed proposals viii BE- received al the ofilce
OF tie Board unit saturday. Sepiembe -. 1885,
a. 80 =. ~. for the construct on 81 the Icun-
daftaa for TIE Futon street Park fountain. Ae-
cOrding e. he plans aHd spec ncatlona On lle
~ the once Of the Board.
The Board reserves tue right 10 reject any
or al bids.
Zach bidder shah deposit with ms proposal
the sum Of Sioo.00 60 be forfeited o. the city oi
Grant RAPIDS IA ease he shall fall % enter
into contract. ia accordance with his propo-
sal should his said proposal be accepted BY
the Board OF Public " orks
All proposals must be made upon blanks
that viii BE- furnished upon application al Ihe
c.fce Of the Board
by order OF the Board.
JAMES " DAVIS.
attest: president
sept p
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

Your 4 stressi0g cough can ce cured
We know it because Kenap's Balsam
within the past few years has cured 80
many coughs and colds IN tbs COM
urntv. Il remarkable sac has eeen
wen entirely BY its genuine nietIe Ask
some friend who has used e what ae
thinks cf Ksup's Bslsrl There IS NJ
medicine s1 pure. noue effective. Large
hotties. 80 ard s., a. a. druEgi 81.
Sample bottles free.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
nETEoIT. GRAND HAVrN ANlIwAurTI

fhAlikf rNhQaft excepted -NailAs
Detroit express leaving t,at ln has aEurr
paTlor hno hu7tt car attached. ana evening
express lsafing - o in has parleT caT 90
taehsd. These trains make direct connection
On Detroit fer al points East
tNprrss leaving al lf aa n m has aGncr
- IA.
Steamboat express makes direct c0nnecil an
81 Grand Haven With etcamfr for MiINauter.
Through ralirQal tickeis hnd ocfs.n steam
ship Il ekfts Ane kleefiuE cai berfhs secured al
r.. q. Al. A n. otlce. p AiOuIocasf.. and al Tie
depot.
JAS CAMPBELL city Pass. Agent
JOHN N. LoiD Iranic Manager. DETROIT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

The Grs1d Rapids 4 Ind sns Rsil-
road Company wlil seIl Harvest tEclir-
son ticxsts September 2 an1 ls ard
oCtober "a to points south. souf1 vest. :.
Nest and noTth vest st ore fare Tor t1e
forrd trip. Dcsets god fer return
within thirty days For tcSets snd
further Information. aprly o. A Aim
On -, At Jnlcn station. eT Geo. ".
Manson, City Ticket once.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

II Il not often that grain is found %
grow in a man = boots, bst such = case
is reported 4 farmer brought PAIR q
boots 70 Guelph. Ont, cobbler % be re-
paired When the shoemaker CON-
menoed operations on ther1 be foand
grain vroviag % ths length ot several
inches Such 4 certsiaig = cqlrlosity
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

pROBATE 0RDER-State OF Michigan Coun-
~ OF Kent. IS. At a session of tae Probate
COur. Tor said County Of keut. held al the Pro
bate Office. In the city Of Grand Rapids. on the
"a Gay of oeptsrnper. in the year one thousand
eight hundred and ninety.
Present. Cyrus L. Perkins. Judge Of Probate.
In the matter of the estate 81
THOMAS MCNAMARA. deceased
Mary Mcnamara. Jr., surviving ad dlpinistra-
trix OF said estate. having reneered l. this
court her dIal ad administration account;
IL is ordered. that Friday. the Eth day Of
October 1870 al ten o'clock ia the fore
noon at said Probate olhCe. be appointed for
Ihe examination and Allowance Of said ac-
count.
And il is further ordered. that a COPY of this
order be published three successive wcehs pre-
yious "a said day of hearing. IA fhe Telegram
Neraid. a daily newspaper printed ano Gfcu-
ltfing IN said County 81 Kent.
CYRUS =. PERKINS.
"A true COPY Judge ol Probate
AD0fpff II MtsoN Register thur oct Is
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

Old Trumpley and pretty May Sweet
ly were playing eUchre.
"Do you know be remarked. "that
whenever you hold tho ioker. your low
er Is thinking Of yoa7"
Whenever May found ths ioker in her
hand. she could not help blashing.
old Trumpiey watched her face Tls
won most Of the rsmss.-Isght
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
IRIAsuRrRs NOTICE


CITY IyfssHrfr f1fos.
Grand Rapids. hseh sept p lsr.
Notice is bsrebv gven tha- the aSSessrne ri
70 for fhf cons rHrfian ~ seseT Ir b .eFffifH
tfreef frafr Ierrstre street - Alp 20 fYruuf.
H. the dry ~ f5rafd Rapids fnoH in ng
hsnfz and fhef Il rlii receive yarweHf there
rr sor tie nerfof - fvpHfF dsvs from ~ e
daff. 81 fhe oree r. tie fify IreesgTfr- tf5
us1 eFoRsf p PfRRf
se..f = City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

Mrs. Lvewayte lof CaicaTol--l van.
ny ooas-of-arns pat on the carriage
door.
Ca-rfa-e Raifder-Yes, madam Have
Jon a copy - ths design
We, put on aaT thinT y5u think sp-
rropriats-
How would zig with AZ four fsst
IN tie trough so7--N Nunsey-s y eekly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
TREAsUEER-s NoIIor.

City CIerk's Once.
Grand Rapids Mich. Seft e. ls.o.
Notice is hereby given that tre Aseessfne % p 2
roll for the cousfrucfion of . sewFf IN ianeniu
sfr ef In the ciy - grsna Rapids ls nor in
NJ hands zHd that I vii receiVs paYuf nt
thereon Tor the period a fgfufy asys from
this date AZ fhe once ~ fhp CITY treasurer.
Cifv Hal GEUR4E X PkRkA.
sept u Ctr Tfe1sn-ff.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
$500 Reward I

- ~ rrr - s~-~r rs-srt - s~rsrs~e ~ if~--
r1r,s Ef-f rer@rels ss~k E-sterf& ~ ~ Cr7
RI rrfs-r Ersf 80 rsrrrr rffr p-rt q
Fsr-fst1e flrrr - = 49, - f~---s-s go frtrT
-rrraaes ~th Tssv a-e rsre.T -zezzs.s 80 r---sr
fs - rf~a sef7sf.aft-- e. -er -s-~s ras~~r efFee
-,rfst0 81 F1s es-ss Eswe-s - -1r---fse-s
80 .-ur-s - r-rrf r.s-eft-t1 - =
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
49,
.xa1. E.esrsstia4 Bs.a- R1~ss Ae.as cAss-
-sls... 81 watea sss E.- u
Asxsla4ftsr -
si.lns&


5secL4. llit-1 sf----- 4~1-
I. sne caa nos Rad the head piece of
thts letter II argues. sf necessity. that
he eaa nos sezd nor gnderstand oBe
~ord u Jap4Asc,s. n0r learn .aght frozn
the Characters s1ies are heEeslsa
printed As al = possible, none tao
lsss. 70 hi1 VIC siil iea<ns | shall PRO-
cesd % explain them. IA tae museum
Of -oodsn ngures here, she scene Saieh,
more EAaa any tking elss, seems - ex-
cite the curiosity of foreigners, during
oar great Buddhist fair 0f Assasxa =
assuredly the one which represents
Europeans eating With = fork. To
shs tbrongs this has FOR many a
dAy seemed IReomprshsaslble, and
"a SOFA ss the crowd k@s seen
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
TREAsURER's NOTICE


Grand Rapids Mich sept = lTs.
Notice is hereby gwen that the ssee ,sllfnf
roll for the construction 81 q sever tn Fremont
AID NaloId streets. in the city 81 Grand
RAPIDS Is now in nv hands. ard thar J viii
receive payment thereon for the period 81
twenty dafs from this dafe. 20 the Office 81 the
City Treasurer. City llsl- -
sept q city Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

lAel y AZ NtHtIn 0AltA tAtfIA sunday.
Taxing effect sGHcag. Jay lb. ls~s.
Sleeping cars on 4sc.lf and hfikntIf lN.
presses % and truta IFtfps. farlof cars fun
on bhs tfpress and tifAad Rapids Ekprgss io
ane ifsiA be ralf Nlrfcl ranueef iolis made
al Detroit VIA a. tlfoueh trans ilsi. 1ick
ets on salt Al nlol Ticket onct 81 Monroe
ST. a1a .. nloA crpuf
fRktA- hRlecs nrnl AT es Monroe 81
Q. ". hrecLss. q. =. end i. A. G. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25

stranger fseekinV nfor-ation)-
Well bub, DO Tou know ths lsY of ths
isndT Bab ls9ed tenl-ssTes ar; tba
Star Srsnzfsd pznner.' Al
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
DETRoTT. LANSING N0RTHEaS

DETROIT. LANSING 4 NoRTBERy-
nfrfFT.
Frrre a for Ssgiufv sLd Bay CITY $685. m
Nail log Isarsine. bfffoif and Fast lEsam
Byrresf fos Lars nr lfsfruif aHe irEfIf D. g. "a
Wza fof klfnH n Louis Aud ear'nsF t4 IA > rI
Past fKp. Tor Detroit. tev ora and
Boston ... ...... ri e. rm
sFrffF
Nal from saginaw n EfT Cts fIf r7am
Nsflfram Lansius. befro arf faff ltt m
Fast Brp from Lansing Hftro.f 8Hf
fht fast .......... tn5r m
Exurfss from bsuH'nE sHt ltefrUf flg al
tEpfnss ffeu ~azinfv. ST. lfauis snf
Alma. ...--.......... -floD m
fDsi.r tUailf rNrrIf ruudrV
1he shortest Ire - Detroit anf Fssf FIa
gsrf raflgr rsrr between netreit ana sranl
Rapids
Tof tirteis anf rformnfi0r srrIF a niaH
tictsi eren. 6 Monroe St. and rIer ffno.
vs. a GtvFf1. hot.Ha een Pass Aet
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
Cheap Lands and Homes IN Kentucky Ten
nessee. Alabama.

HIooIoolppl oIIu IvIsIIHA'
On the line OF the QUEEN & CRESCENT
ROUTE can be found splendid bottom. upland
timber and stock Lands Also the finest iruit
and mineral lands on the continent, Tor sale
on favorable terms.
FARMERS. with all thy getting get home
In the Sunny South, where Billiards and ice
clad D aims are unknown. Only line fsOU Cln-
cinnati 10 Somerset. Hartman. Cbr1id. Chat
tanoOga. Tenn. New England City Fort Payne
and Alfalfa Ala, Meridian. Miss. Arcadia.
Shreveport La Parties desiring Information
Of choice locations. for factories. building
sites. mineral. timber. grazing and asricni-
tural lands. can obtain reliable Information
with county maps by addressing ID. g. I'D
WARDS. General Passenger ana Ticket Agent,
Queen & Crescent Route. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-25
ElRcoUsT PLACE sEHInisY.

4 scrorl - ere rsr.esf g-s<s f-r ga-rr ssefe~
80 Fie rf1et rec uZ1r -rTre .ret ~ Ffr-~rt
- ~ers Irfrrr sffrass 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
A STROKE OF LIGHTNING.
1t Came In the Form Of Telegram to
Man on q Train.

1t Came In the Form Of q Telegram to a
Man on q Train.
From the New York Sun.
So long as women will be foolish men will be
deceptive. One day sat behind couple on
an Ohio and Mississippi train and it wasn't ten
minutes before discovered that the girl was a
village belle who knew nothing Of the world
and that her companion was traveller who saw
in her victim. Several others noticed them
as well, but it was hard to see how anything
could be done. He professed great admiration
for the girl and she blushingly queried:
"But how do I know you are not married
man?"
"Oh, but assure you on my honor that am
not"
where do you live?"
''In Louisville"
And you have neither wife nor children?''
"No'
At that instant the conductor came in with a
telegram and called out the address. That's
for me-" said the man IN the seat ahead
1t was handed to him and he was smiling as
he tore it open. Next moment he fell forward
in a faint. Half a dozen Of us, including the
girl, read the dispatch. It was dated at In
disnapolis and read:
Your wife and baby burned up with the
house last night. Come at once"
1t took us a quarter Of an hour to bring him
to, and it was half an hour later when be left
the train. He had forgotten the girl who
shared his seat, and she was crouched down
and crying like a baby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
Closed for Cause.
From the New York Star.


Among the many odd objects in that depart
ment Of the Metropolitan Museum OF Art which
is especially devoted to American antiquities is
curious-looking head about the size of
mans fist and surmounted with q tremendous
mass of long black hair. The face, which very
apparently is a human face, is almost as black
and shining as polished ebony and the features
are considerably shriveled out of shape. The
upper and lower lips are pierced ana long cords,
once white, but now considerably stained, pass
through them and hold them close to-
gether. The head Is that Of an Aztec.
supposed to have belonged to the anatomy
Of an Aztec princess, and long centuries ago
it was reduced to this small size
by some means not known. The interior of
the head is empty-not different in this respect
from the heads Of some modern and living
women. The brain and skull In some manner
were destroyed and removed, leaving only the
dried flesh and skin. A young woman who had
been looking at it long and intently asked the
curator Of the gallery many questions about IL
and finally this one:
''Why do you suppose the poor womsn's
mouth was fastened shut In that way?"
II am sure do not know, madam; perhaps
her friends were afraid she might Keen on
talking after she was dead"
The woman walked away without Q word,
without even thanking the museum man for
his information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
DISAPPOINTED APPLICANTS.

Those Who Didn't Get Post Offices
Played the Mischief In Jersey.
Representative Buchanan OF New Jersey
says that the disappointed applicants for
postmasterships played the mischief
with the republicans In New Jersey.
The democratic vote. he says, was
smaller than usual and the republican
vote was very much smaller than it should
have been There are two or three little post
offices in each precinct in the country districts
and for each post Office there we're several dis
appointed applicants. Some Of these remained
at home on election day. Others went to the
polls and voted for the democrats and got
their friends to help them.
Besides this, retailers right and left made the
mctAinley bill ap excuse for swindling their
MISUNDERSTANDING prices on goods that
could not be increased in price by the McKin-
ley bill, but making that bill bear the burden
OF the customers resentment.
Looking at the result throughout the coun-
try he would think that there had been gen.
eral slump on the tariff had the same result
followed the Law being in effect longer, but as
the law had had no trial at all the election
could not be regarded as = verdict passed upon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
TWO GIRLS JOINED TOGETHER.
A Twelve ear-Old Risks Her Life to
Save That of Her Sister.

One OF the most remarkable surgical opera
lions in history was performed yesterday after
noon at Grace Hospital in Detroit. Last satur-
day the scalp and left ear Of Matilda Oresch,
ten-year-old girl, were wrenched off by
her hair getting caught in a shaft. Attempts
to place the scalp back and make it grow were
futile. The wound was SO large that it would
require tremendous graft to save the child.
The little ones sister, Emma, twelve years old,
who knew what was wanted, offered to spare
her skin for the purpose.
The doctors put both girls under the influence
Of chloroform and then cut q piece Of flesh,
eight inches long and five inches wide, from
Emma's side and breast; that il, they cut all
but one side OF it. The loose end was then
stitched to the flesh on Matilda's head and the
two little ones bound together SO that they
could not pull apart. Heroic little Emma will
be stitched to her sister by these bandages four
days, in which time the doctors expect the flesh
to knit to Matilda's head. Late last night both
little ones were conscious and Hmma evidently
suffered much pain, but she said heroically
that she did not care il it only saved her sister
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-21
Changes In the Interior Department.

Changes In the Interior Department.
The following official changes have been
made In the Department of the Interior:
Pension of6ce-Appointments ~ clerks at
$1,000 per annum: Frank G. Davis and Ernest
s. Bartlett of Maine, Henry L. Parker, IT,, and
Charles W. Linnen of Massachusetts,. Calvin
W. BARTLETT, Oscar ]. Briggs, Franklin j. Rob-
inson, Harry b. Bouton, ST.. Charles Anthony
and James A. Davidson Of New York, William
H. Faussett, Webster 8. Ruckman, Joseph A.
Salmon, J. Finney Engle and Ziba W.
Reynolds Of Pennsylvania, Frank Shapley
and Frederick A. Read Of New Hampshire
Edward W. Morgan and William F. Alden OF
Vermont. David A. Lane, Edward H. Jenkins,
Benjamin V. L. Hutton and Eugene Crimson,
r.. OF North Carolina. John 7. Laning, George
Bowman. Frank c. Carter and Walter p Black
wood Of New Jersey, VIM. d. Love, jr, Gailland
J. Fiszsimons, James A. Sheeler and
Thomas II. Goethe Of South Carolina.
Oliver c. Hollister and Blynn E. Scott of
Michigan; julius Lem Kowitz. Henry Knowles.
Erastus +. Smith and Horace Allison OF
Georgia, Sherod & Simmons and Leighton
Hope OF Mississippi. Patrick NJ Maroney Of
Minnesota, Harvey E. Ryan. Axil N. Starkes
Goodlett, George z. Brown aud Abner G.
Gremstreetof Texas, James ". Reisner, Fred
erick Achenbach, George W. Moore
and Bernhard f. Schubert Of Missouri,
William ]. johnson. Welbie L. Sullivan
Harry F. Shoutz and William w. Boyd Of
Ohio. Francis N. Lowe aud John 2. McAuIey
OF Alabama, William L. Morrison aud Stanley
Tibbetts OF Kentucky, Thomas Clark and Mar
TIN n Hyland OF Louisiana, John Cordeil and
William A. Pless Of Tennessee, Frank Hamilton
OF Iowa, John X. Weathers Of Indiana, Irving
y. Ball Of Rhode Island Total 65
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Then His Honor Rose Up.

From the Omaha World Herald
August Uthof is an Elkhorn saloon keeper
Who was arrested recently charged with selling
liquor on the Sabbath. He was taken before q
justice at Eikhorn for trial and straightway
moved for change Of venue.
whats thar" the court asked.
1--WE don't want to be tried BY you" Uthof',
attorney responded
The judge looked At him in astouishment
Uthoff's attorney expected fine for contempi
Of court, but he escaped that.
I'D like TO know why not?" the court re-
marked warmly.
"Well, we have an afidavit here To the efYec,
that We feel We cannot secure q fair and i'm.
partial trial. You're prejudiced."
"You're liar!"
'You're unfriendly TO ma"
"Ysu're an internal, NO account vortblas,
liar: You and your client ought 70 be IN IAN y
way" '' ''' > NY
The justice rose up and roared.
You make me tired" he cried. sDo Won
think thi. court 70 going to have you paving
all over the country like Dogknses looking for
man with q lantern 10 suit your pleasure3
Think the law . Q thing TO be tried On Ire :
suit Of clothes? You sit down there and eiye
your evidence" e's
Uthon's attorney complied and the result vss
his client was fined tl00 and vas sent 20 fail.
But the attorney appeared before the districI
court, fectted the facts and the saloon man -
released.