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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-09

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIVED at the Office of the Supervising
Architect, Treasury Department. Washington,
ID. c., until O'Clock p. NJ, on the 18th day of
December, 1890 for all the labor and materials
required for concreting the floor of basement.
ETC.. of the United States Court House and
with drawing and specification. copies of which
may be had on application at this office or the
office of the Superintendent ut Pittsburg, Pa.
Each proposal must be accompanied by certi-
fled check for 500. The department will re-
ject all bids received after the time herein
stated for oFening the same: also all bids which
do not comply strictly with all the require
ments of this invitation. Proposals must be
enclosed in envelopes. sealed and marked.
Proposal for Concrete Floors for the United
States Court House and Postoffice Building at
Pittsburg, Pa. and addressed to JAMES H.
WINDRIM. Supervising Architec-. Noyem-
Der 26th. 1890. no29-34-TThS
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

PITTSBURG. Nov. q, 1850.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ report of viewers on the opening of Lowell
street, from Lincoln avenue to Renfrew street,
has been approved by Councils, which action
will be final, unless an appeal is filed in the
Court of Common Pleas wi hin ten l0) days
from date. E. NJ. BIGELOW,
Chief of Department Of Public Works.
lal
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de9-9l

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIVED at the office of the Supervising
Architect, Treasury Department. Washington,
ID. c., until O'Clock, p. NJ. on the 22d day of
December 1890 for all the labor and materials
necessary to complete the approaches. mailing
platform, postoffice lookout, etc., for the
United States Court House and Postoffice
Building at Pittsburg. Pa, IN accordance with
the drawings and specification, copies of which
may be had on application at this Office or the
office of the superintendent at Pittsburg, Pa.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certified
check for $780, The Department will reject all
bids received after the time herein stated for
opening the same; also, all bids which do not
comply strictly with all the requirements of
this invitation. Proposals must be inclosed in
envelopes. sealed and marked proposals flor
Approaches. ETC., for the United States Court
House. POstoffice. ETC., Building 1T Pittsburg,
Pa. and addressed to JAS. H. WINDRIM, Sup
ervisipg Architecr. November Is. 1890
de2-65-TThS
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LUNCH sets, liable cloths, with napkins to
match, iringed and hemstitched, sizes S-4 to
IA. Special values now offering
TTSSu HUGUS & HACKE.
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NOTHING more desirable than Prof. Lit
ties Comfort" glasses. BIGGs & Co.,
jewelers..
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CABINET photos 81 90 per dozen; good
work; prompt delivery.
LIES POPULAR GALLERY, 10, II Sixth st.
TTSn
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-09

NOTHING more desirable than Prof Lit
ties Comfort" glasses. -...
BIGGs & Co., Jewellers.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

~ partnership heretofore existing between
Frank G. kimmel and Samuel Miller, as kimmel
Il Miller Is this day Dissolved. All persons in-
debLed to the late firm will settle with the under
signed 1T No. 1877 Carson st.. PittsDurg, who will
there continue its business SAMUEL MILLER.
Pittsburg. Dec. 9, lSgU. de9 SG-Enp
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For a bargain attend our grand holiday
and clearing sale. HUGUS & HACKE.
TTSSu
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| Sc BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs for coughs.
c, Ids and all other throat oubies.-''Pre-emi-
! he ntly the est. ''-Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
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Fairy Lamps,
With dainty lace shades at Durbin & Me-
Watty's, 81 Fifth avenue. Open every
evening. suTu
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AKILL--ONE OF THE BEST FLOUR MILLS
NA in PENNSYLVANIA, having u capacity OF $50
bbs. daily; mill has been remodeleu throughout
during the past year; everything new and of the
most approved type: natural gas for fuel. water
power If wanted, and coal nearby; enough wheat
received at mill from neighDoring farmers to run
more than half capacity; no statesmen employed,
and good prices realized: steady trade all the
excess of supply; excellent shipping facilities and
market for -Four near ut hand: the only reason
for selling is old age on the part of one Of the
owners and ill-health of the other; the mill has
always made money, aud Is to-day, and would
undoubtedly prove good thing for live man.
Full particulars can be had by addressing W NJ.
NJ. BELL, Real Estate Agent, McKeesport, Pa.
deo-5
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EAST END PROPERTY.

and if you are thinking of locating in this de.
sirable section and want house or lot, with
view of building, take our advice and buy
now before the spring demand puts prices up
still further
we nave conYeyanceS on hand at all times,
and will be pleased TO show you any property In
East End that interests you.
II you will kindly call or write, giving us an
idea of wha: you are looking for, we will cheer.
fully give you full information regarding IT,
If you have property on which you wish to
borrow any money we can accommodate you.
We have large sums to invest.
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CHOICE PROPERTIES.
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
The WONDERFUL RESOURCES
OF
PITTSBURG AND VICINITY!

Our rapidly increasing population. the nat
ural growth of our city eastward and the ex-
traordinary facilities now afforded for reaching
points in East End by cable and electric roads,
make investments in East End real estate the
most secure that can be found.
The fears that some of our croakers had that
the recent financial furry will have depress-
ing effect on real estate have been entirely ex-
plOdeu. On the contrary, prices are exceed
Ingly firm, and December, which is ordinarily q
dull month, is this year very busy one.
We deal exclusively in
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sizes.
MANUFACTURING SITES-ONE OF THE
M most desirable, near Braddock. fronting Il.
& y. and z. Nick. K Y. X. r.: perfectly level and
on grade; ) acres of land with river frontage;
price very reasonable. See W. A. HERRON Il
SONS. 50 Fourth aY. ISL nO25-15-Tuf
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JOHN c. SHOEMAKER. Attorney.

NJ OTICE-IN THE COURT OF QUARTER
~ Sessions of the Peace of Allegheny
county, in relicense OF Herman Rentz, at 40
wholesale dealer in liquors; No. 70, March ses-
sions, 1890. No.ice is hereby given that an ap-
plication has been made for n transfer of said
license to Charles Schilling, and said Court
has fixed December 49, at $3.50 o'clock A. NJ. as
the time tor hearing all persons opposing
the transfer as well MS the parties in inter-
est ID. X. .MCGUNNEGLE,
de9-19 Clerk of Courts,
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TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
L No. 2 of Allegheny county.
In the matter of the voluntary assignment of
John Lusk to B. G. Follansbee, No AT April
term. 1880.
The Auditor appointed by the court to audit,
settle and adjust the account of 3. e. Follaps-
bee. assignee for the benefit of creditors of the
assigned estate of John Lusk. and to report
distribution of the balance in the hands of the
accountant, will meet the parties interested for
the purpose of his appointment on FRIDAY,
December 26, 1890 at o'clock. P. NJ, his Office
No.lS5 Fifth avenue. Pittshurg, Room 203) when
and where all parties interested must present
and prove their claims or be debarred from
participating in the distribution of said funds.
no255l-Tu JOHN D. BROWN, Auditor.
TN THE MATTER OF THE VOLUNTARY
l. assignment of Hayden q Suess, to |. G.
Trauerman. No. 203 October term, 1880. In
the Court of Common Pleas. No. 2, of ALLIE
gheDy county, Pa.-Notce is hereby given that
said assignee. I. G. Trauerman, has applied to
the said Court of Common Pleas, No. 2, for dis
charge from his trust as said assignee. and that
said Court has fixed the 18th day Of December,
1890 at 10 A. NJ. for the bearing of said applica-
tion. That said assignee has filed at said num-
Der and term in said Court his first and final
account OF said trust up to the date OF said
application; that all persons desiring to oppose
said discharge or to file exceptions TO said ac-
count can do SO prior to the said date of hear
ing. JOSIAH COHEN & Co,
no25-65-Tu Attorneys for Assignee.
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II OST-OK OKSTRAYED-DOG SMALL FRENCH
II poodle with long, light brown ears ana same
color of spots on back. rest OF body white; mas
clear. brown eyes, and answers to name OF Don:
HAyEN'S, s74 Ridge ay., Allegheny, Pa. des-Ss
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TCKNIGHT & VICTORY,

NTcKNIGHT & vICToki,
PLUMBERS GAS AND STEAM FILTERS
Dealers in Gas Fixtures,
LAMPS, PUMPS, LEAD PIPE, HOSE ETC
Special attention given TO Natural Gas Fitting.
4I6 SNITHFIELD ST.. P1TTSBURG. PA.
Telephone 76s. ja7-69-TTs
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN agreeaby to the act of Assembly of June
Il. 1883. application will be made to change the
location of the principal office of the Millers'
Keystone Bag Company from Pittsburg, Pa. to
Irwin, Westmoreland county Pa.
de9-20Tu w. DICK ShUPE, Solicitor.
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Business Pronerties.

DRICK HOTEL-IN EASTERN OHIO. OF
ID about 40 rooms and fully furnished: bar sales,
So 600 per year. and other receipts S. 600 per year;
good-siZed barn. ice house. and all conveniences:
price S2 COO: might take some good real estate in
part pay. j. H. STEVENSON & CO., 100 Fifth
avenue. noiSF
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TLERK--ABoUT JANUARY ]. 1891. FIRST
" CLASS drug and prescrintion clerk; regis
tered: single pref -rred. Address q. s. Dispatch
office, deq-7i
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CHOEMAKER-FoR REPAIRING: MUST BE
= a young man. Apply A. WHITLEY, Pitts
burg shoe repairing factory, 12S-13O Third av.
de9-94
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Agents.

GENTS-LIFETIMES AND CORRESPOND
IA ENCE of Most Rev. John MacHale. Arch
bishop of Tuain, by Very Rev. Bernard O'Reilly;
the great work now ready IN two beautiful vol
q Diamond ST.. PittsburR. ,.ss deS-TTFssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-09
Suburban Residences,

01O . 900 - WILLIAMSBURG. FRANKLIN
dwelling OF 70 rooms, hall. bathroom, W. c.,
range, laundry, front and back porches. sla
mantes, natural gas. electric light and call bells.
to Rebecca ST.: will sell house with lot 69x132 for
Sl0,0 600. TX 62J. BLACK & BAIRD, 95 Fourth av.
de2-44-TuT+
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HOUSE-TEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE; PAVED
IL street. good neighborhood: five minutes
walk to Fifth or Penn cable Z. X. r.;
has bath, hot and cold water, good dry cellar, in
side closet; very roomy and convenient house;
ranged to suit. $. A. DICkIE & CO., Penn and
Shady avs, (. E., 2025- We deal only in East End
DrODerty. deo-65-TTSF
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eT 5OO-FOR A MoHERN BRICK HOUSE
,Dte in fine location; Eaved street; on line of
electric road that is almost ready to operate;
within easy walk of cable lines: house has recep-
tion hall hardwood ard slate mantelS. bath,
range. hot and cold water best of plumbing. cleo
trio lights and bells: every convenence: rare
bargain don't miss this Opportunity If you are
looking for a home. $. A. D1CKIE & CO., Penn
and Shady avs, l.. E., 24l3. We deal in East End
property only. de9-65-TTS*
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CTENOGRAPHER-ATO ONCE-YOUNG LADY
= stenographer and typewriter. Apply DAN
ZlGER'S. sixth st. and Penn av. de9-I9
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CALESMEN ON SALARY OR COMMISSION
= TO handle the New Patent Chemical Ink
Erasing Pencil; the greatest selling novelty ever
produced; erases ink thoroughly in two seconds:
no abrasion of paper; 200 to 500 per cent profit:
one agents sales amounted TO $50 in six days.
other S32 in two hours. " e want one energetic
general agent for each STATE and Territory. Sam
pie by mail 81 cents. For terms and full particu-
lars address, THE MONROE ERASER MFG. CO.,
La Crosse, Wis. de5-S
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Gc OOO-EUCLlD AV.. NEAR STANTON, A
.DOe two-story brick dwelling of eight rooms
and three finished attics: bath room and good
cellar. slate manrels, chandeliers, natural and
artificial gas. range laundry. hot and cold water.
front and back porches. outside shutters: good
stable for four horses and three carriages water,
etc. lot 40xl30 through to aev; this property rents
for 800 per year. (AlS2l BLACK & BAIRD. 95
Fourth de9-62-9 10, 23'
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FOR SALE. LOTS.


T 1BERTY AV.-Ienth ward; q. 600; lot e4xloO
IL feet, to Spring alley; two good brick houses;
one on each end of the lot: this is good invest
ment. (t6) See W, A. HEBRON SONS. No.
so Fourth av. de2-5S-2, 9, 16. 23s
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DRUG CLERK-A REGISTERED ASSISTANT
IL drug clerk. FINkLEPEARL'S No. 243
Fifth av. de9-3
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WANTED.

Male Help.
DooKKEEPER-MUST ALSO UNDERSTAND
ID type and shorthand writing: references re-
Quired. Address H. 2 Dispatch Office de9-l3
poY-FoR OFFICE WORK. PITTSBU URG
ID CLEAN TOW Ell CO., 143 Fourth av. de9-5S
DUGG9-WASHER- SINGLE MAN-APPLY
ID at once 10 J. j. FLANNERY, 543 Grant st.
dc9-l7
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wv kER-APPLY TUESDAY. DE-
w CEMBER 9Th, at HEEVEN BROS. & Co,
SIS Wood st. de9-44
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lowed and took seat at his right. To the
lett OF Cardinal Gibbons we're Bishop Phe-
Ian, OF Pittsburg and Bishop McGovern,
OF Harrisburg.
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DACKER ONE FIRST-CLASS PACKER;
i none other need apply. JAMES WELDON,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer, cor. Market st. and
Second av. de9-2
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SIS Wood St. de9-44
"AITERS-TWO GUOD WATERS AT
w RESTAURANT, No. l56 Fifth av. de9-4
VOUNG MAN-FOR POSITION AS SALES
Il MAN or bill clerk. Call at 12S SECOND ID
AV. TODAY. de9-46
1 90 LABORERS-APPLY AT K. & +. TERRA
u Gotta works. Bedford av., above Kirkpatrick
ST. BOOTH FLlNN. de9-76
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HOUSES-TWO CHEAP HOUSES FOR SALE
both excellent value; 81. 900 six-room frame;
halls and downstairs 2porches. city water, good
cellar. in splendid order, papered throu ghout lot
N1OU: positive bargain; terms to suit; 81 200 six
room frame, slate mante and tile hearth in parlor,
fire place in every room, pantry, front and back
porches, halls up and downstairs, dry cellar, city
water, good big lot; small cash payment, balance
monthly: both the above are in good neighbor-
hood within three minutes of new electric and
easy walk of Fifth av. cable; we deal In East End
property only. ), A. DICkIE & CO., Penn and
Shady r. T.. deQ-65-TThS~
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Female Help, d.
nISHWASHER-ArN NO. SIXTH Az.

IRL-FOR GEN ERAL HOUSEWORk: ONE
VI who understands cooking. Apply at $3.50
BUTLER ST. de7-i37
II ADIES-I WILL PAY LADIES A SALARY
of $40 per week to work for me in their locality
at home: light work: good pay for part timn.
Write. with stamp. MRS. Ii. u. FARRIN GTON,
box 702, Chicago. de5-SO
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09
FINE NEW HOSPITAL
The Gin OF Her Generous CanEsn
John Cannsld,
10 THEBElUnFUL CITY OFKlSlSTEE
AZ Cost over 500 goo, and stas Sisters 80
mercy aeok Possession ~ IA 60
terasy A DeseripJoa "a ths
Nee IustfE1tlUU.

MANIsTEE, Mich, Jan S.-slxty thou
sand odd dollars make a munlhoent
sum 20 donate, bat thls represents the
amount expended by John Canhold,
the lumber king. la found ug the Mercy
Hospital in Mani,tee Christmas eve
lac presented the building 10 Mother
Superior Aiphonss, of tie Sisters of
Mercy, Of Grand Rapids aud th-s
morning eight members of the order
assumed charge Of the institution. IT,
Nlli be what o. name indicates, q place
ol refuge for the poor and the stranger
the unfortunate and the manned.
The location Of the hospital j. prob
ably the most beautiful in the West
II stands ON an emInence. facing the
north aud overlooking the enteIprsng
cts of Manistee. The little lake sweep,
by lt on the east and Lake Michigan
can be seen ln the distant west. NO
matter from what direction person
enters the city, the Mercy Hospital IS
the first building thst catches Tie
vision.
The building IS of the Romanesque
style OF architecture, l6SX40 feet, two
aud a half stores nigh, with a central
tower Fine cut-stone foundation and
basement wall. ~ feet high support
the upper floors. the first l2l feet, the
other j. feet high, and the garnet over
g feet 10 the ceiling.
A wide stairway m the center Of the
building leads 10 the first floor, and
lands in hallway - feet wide. -Four
teen feet forward from the top Of the
stairway is a hall 5 feet wide, and eN
tending the full width Of the building
l64 feet. On one side of the hallway j,
a private ward, then the elevator, next
an attendants room. a medical supply
room, two parlors situated ON either
SIDE of the hallway at the top OF the
stairs. Three other private wards oc-
cupy the remaining portion OF the east
side of the corridor. On the other SIDE
two male wards, a dining room for
males. and one for temales. together
with a ward for females, occupy the
floor.
The second floor has three private
wards, three public wards, an attend
ants sltUng-rOOm, a dOrmtOry,
chapel, with sacristy, and An organ
loft. The garret viii be used as a
stOre-room. but can be UTILIZED as a
hospital department on quick notice.
Descending 10 the basement 10y an
elegant new patent safety elevator, one
is impressed with the excellent arrange
ment of space, as follows: 4 boiler
room. three large stOrc-roOms, sisters
dining-rOOm, kitchen, large pantry,
lardcr, refrigerator, laundry and dry
ing room. operating room with a store
room adjoining, three bedrooms for
servants. servants, sltlng room.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09

st5tutcu * states al1 .eg station - er
n11t.e1 La case Pies - te li-e
ear.h All Catholics zu1 ug-.aI .sls
stol|a never Jose ~ A0 .l,.-A1t itosa
s..u a. above pre>erl pru1s. Al tatA-
at.e, SannId res aoutle tlt.E eAontss lQn
IL authority. ANA umlle tlsr heart alsd
soul ar.a tlls Anl maa n defense ~
TIE ehurgn and llrlsl.au wisdom.
Americans. are you Willing 81 calmly
surrender KuuI LbeG IS Ato tAe Asno
of tAe papa- power
Do xas feel thus o. demean YOUR
selves Eememaer yQu are tie Chll-
dren of heroes. Your mothers were
hefo.ues. A0uT fathers were p2Eots,
Gheir blood was freely sp.-.cd IA defense
81 the country. mat sou love 50 dearly.
Thi, i, tie land Ut tne free and t4e
home 1T the brave, DUt y this un-
haNowet work lsailOwed 10 50 Oh L VIII
bea nation of priest-r .dden serfs Nv
friends. what can 1 SAY T. arouse Nou
% the danger taat threatens this great
Nation but few are aware oI tae
danger. For twenl4-seNen years tlls
hvdra-headed monster has been lylng
ln ambush. He now begins % assume
some importance. Beware; your list
lessuess may cost you your litily
Protest against such vandalism
Arouse work while We nave time.
The oppOrtuue moment WI soon bee
past. Sign tine protest that Il nelng
circulated ia this city, which reads as
follows;
To the Honorable. the House Of Representa-
tscs ol Tie United states:
We. the undersigned, adult resi-
dents Of the United states, y
years of age or more, hereby
respectfully, but earnestly, petition
your Honorable Body not 90 pass amy
bin m regard 10 the Observance OF the
sabbath, or Lord 5 day, or any other
religious or ecclesiastical institution or
rite; nor 10 favor ln any way TIE
adoption OF any resolution Tor the
amendment of the National COnsutu-
ton that would n any way glyc prefer
ence TO the principles OF any one rell-
giOn above another. or that VIII IN any
way sanction legislation upon the sub
iect OF rol.glon bat that the total seDa-
ration between religion and the state,
assured by our National Constitution as
il now is, may forever remain as our
fathers established d..
To the Honorable. the Senate OF the United
States:
We, the undersigned, adult residents
of the United States, 2l years OF age or
more. hereby respectfully, bat earnest
lv, petition your honorable body not
to pass any bill in regard to the observ-
auce of the Sabbath, or Lord day, or
any other religious or ecclesiastical IN
stitution or rte; nor to favor IN any
way the adoption of any resolution for
the amendment of the National Con-
stitution that would in any way give
preference to the principles OF any one
religion above another. or that will IN
any way sanction legislation upon the
subject of religion; but that the total
seDaration between religion and the
State, assured by our National Consti-
tuition as il now is, nay forever remain
as our fathers established it.
Respectfully,
ED. L. G. MOORE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09
VOORHEES, Is RAMPANT.
His Mouth Got to Going and He
Couldn't Stop 1t.
Tho HOOsier senator ImpeacheS Harri-
sons Right Co the PresidencV-He
Quits when His wind Gives Out.

WAsHIYGroN, Jan. SIN the Senate,
after some routine morning business,
Mr.. VOORHEES, called up the resolution
offered by him yesterday in relation to
tie alleged interference OF Mr.. Cham
hers. the United States district at
t0rney at Iud anapOl :, to prevent the
arrest of ". W. Dudley on charge Of
violating the election laws of Indiana,
and proceeded 20 address the Senate.
He spoke OF the CRIME as having IN
tiicted an ndoHble stain on the memo
rable election and impeachod The luteg-
rty OF the political result that fol-
lowed.
The fact Of the crime was open,
universally known and practically
confessed by is perpetrators and
ms coadiutors. And vet 10y constant
vigilance IN obstructng the law,
and n denying and preventing jus
tee, the crime had thus far gone
unDun.,hed. The beneficiary of a poll
lutcd ballot box now IN high place mad
felt compelled to shield the corrupt ia
,trument of that success from the pen
alt.cs due 10 such notorious guilt. "It
Is high tmc." he said. 'that that most
d.sgracelui and most alarming ep sOdc
i'm the Presidential election shOuld be-
fully understood hv the whole people,
and that the proper degree OF rcsponsI-
bIllty should be assigned to the ustru-
mcnt by whom 1t WIS pcrpetratcd, and
% those who tired 90 hide the
oficnsc. Ie should nothing eX-
tcnuate or aught set down ln malice
4 a. B.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-09
sparta speciaIties.

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SPAErA, Mich, Jan. S.-The Welch
Folding Bed Company's factory re-
sumcd operations iu every department
Monday morning, after having been
closed Tor a week during the holidays.
IN inventory was taken and some
much needed repairs were made.
Our genial hardware merchant. G. II.
Looms, mas been confined 10 the house
Tor several dgys. Charley" says hes
gOi it.
NJ. Fanny Earle, of Grand Rapids,
has been visiting Mrs. l.. W. Welch for
q week.
The Masonic fraternity of this place
VIII give u bail and social in the near
future; strictly Masonic.
Mrs. John VI. BalcOm. of BalcOm's
Hotel, died this morning of congestion
OF the lungs, age 64 years.