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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15


REsInENcE PROPERTY Fok sALK
hogs-s aad iogs east u Bass llst "a
Ne4igis ave. oaif $50 aaa : ~ terms o~ss
FffhaTe. sas.s payments e&ss tAest nSasea
are 80 ne~
hallss Aae ieI 81 oh1riessg.. tlis~
lsssss aaa lol - crasos-st- So
hoase snd iol o. ssugh pitisien-st- s0si
South - : ave, tet az - NltA ss~e.t
hoass. lrsl-cAss hAaness properly eAS ssa~
Il Satd 81 oGEt.
ghsusss sna lst saAlao an CeEsoI-si. 1aSz
sOUta 81 llitl ave. oAly sa-ll ~orit so
houst Snd lot sazlS. uarth sf v cslthy
sss. - LzkGsss. sEtoe $3.50
house ans lQg - LasrSFssg.. sosFh -
kiakt ies ave. price s-i1l
house snd iog a.Kla- sSrth - fifgh-@se-
o. ass al priot t-saa
lat corner of East and Helmhoist sss..
bsxll0 prios SO. WI trsae ioT Ksoe hoEss
&lid Trl&&r
house sRd lot. s0xlle. on Hlehleno ave be-
Z tween jefferson 4FC. .ae Ocntni-st.. price tiso
vacant lols GA N r4ltes ave cas- 81 tsst
St. from So g. sset terms o. suit puIc hasri
FARMPRoPERn T0R sALEoRgRApE
1u ACRE faru. miles south a. Aail 81. 81
ov improved lHiT bullolussi nfst euann
s1ils price s-ass..N gTth s,si
Al ACKEs improved, lA.I buildings miles
~ south 81 hGlist. on = lhflsien proa
SislN
1Go ACRES miles east from Tower claeA
1NF l4 acres Improved rCl So. 5000 et-
thsrd, VIA lall buildings - pcf acre
4 ACRES. nat Wesl ~ lht Haarshine in
cal pafaltd citA of eFrrnNiiit on ilia 81
lllf 80 ~. s. ~ Is H.. 81 acres uEuui good
s.att ui c4.lA atlai.. Nlih taIl h4ac iDesi good
grernaouse heated of faraace. fnee sistt
4 Va tske h.rss ll IaI payment VITA lans
tine un taIauce IA.s ls O. rare chAhot 40
secure 5000 AoAe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

IHE Democrats have already elected
representative Crisp as Speaker Of the
next House. Another case OF blissful
altlc. pauOns.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

Hs Wr 1-sr. Z ar e-sfart fhsf ERE
3su1e "a. rserm a ax effins woman
vh0 - 80 r~a~a if
aise Ea whaf - ~
ffs ~as shfrk7rs ~ fss~. r-~
~ahs q -r hsr s-s ssk h-~ hr-~ 81
uaase e'sr1psin lie Nsv + - r. -sk17
Ftes SEE rfssr
fenso eas ever F- Rsr asv. :
q rsesfrr srer - fr- 81 fruas - tse
sease hf Rrrf Fts-4
aratnsi. sns rnfrsa ~ pee Price
M F1s ssss ~ ali sra zEstA
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

"Ir never rams but It pours." Pro-
hib,tion has just got another legal
thump. Judge Crozier, of the first
judicial district Of Kansas, has de-
clared unconstitutional that provision
of the Kansas prohibitory law which
confers power upon the Attorney-Gen-
eral and his assistants 10 summon per
sons before them to testify as TO viola
tions OF law so that they can issue an
indictment against the persons so IN
formed on, as II Is an attempt TO confer
judicial power upon a prosecuting
officer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

Have used DR.. Thomas Electric
Oh Tor Group and colds, and declare il
a positive cure. Contributed by VIM.
Kay, 80 Piymouth-aye., Buffalo, y. \.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
-BARGAINS NJ
REAL ESTATE!
AT THE OFFICE or
BROOKS & BROOKS

FOR SALE-New modern style house just
east Of College-ave on East Bridge-st., Eas
water. -wer, nice lawn. etc. This house and
let Is worth $40 and can De bought Tor $40
NO5DD llroom house. modern style. on
C~oOO Ihomasst.. near Union lot oJxl25.
HOUSE and lot. Crescent Place. three blocks
II from city hall furnace. bath. ssS. etc, for
HOUSE aud lot. 76o North College ave. for
II sale cheap. s. down. or FOR rent, = per
month
HOUSE and lot OF Broadway near Leonard.
II $40. con iustallment plan.
NEAT comfortable home on Clancy, north Of
bri1gc. ST. Hnstaiimnnt plan.
37S North Lafayette. sl1l0 insta.ment PLAN.
HOUSE and lot. Colfax-st., Fifth ward $500
- ION instailmeut plan.
NEW house. Eighth ward. $500. dnstaIiment
WILL furnish lumber to anyone buying a lot
EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT.
HOl -E and lot one block from cable line. on
- - br. 1Ee-Sf-. rents for .1 per month price
sae". VIII take vacant lotOr lots as part pay
RRlCK block. tire. blocks from court house.
- VIII rent lHr $500 per year. VIII exchange
Tor acreage property near the city. or FIRST
VACANT lots on West Leonard AMI Crosby
SIS 20 exchange Tor improved property,
price so 20 81. according - location Wax
fychanze only - those Who Wish 20 oui II.
An or - acre. % land four miles out a tow
- Good buildings no u0rr-aCe O., .-
caange tor city property.
1 NUMBER of new, modern style houses,
\ any one ~ which we VIII take vacant lots
IN good location - part pay.
MONEY 3 loan in sums to suit
once open tuesday and thursday evenings.
BROOM s BROOKS.
= and 3 NeT Houseman Block
Telephone llA-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
2S Canal-st, Room is.

2S Canal-st Room is.
MONEY To LOAN a. q and per cent on rilt
vi edged security Percy snyder - Cana st.
NEW 7-room house. on West SIDE. ouly U0oa
IN ACRES lik miles from city. tsD VIII
~ trade for GOOD lot or small house.
OTIS near East 81. only $50 terms 81 cash
- balance tl5 quarterly without interest.
I HAVE choice business blocks Tor sale On
Il Csnalsf. and south Division 81 viii pay
per cent GA Investment
a. ROOM house and lof Sfslp On Soutb
Iulon-st., oniv $50. worth Si.'n.
I HAVE 4100la acres 81 land for sale in
Nebraska and Wyoming a. from & O. : an
acre, easy terms
pEACH lands on Lake Shore for sale or trade.
I HAVE some fne farms near city. that 1
Il Will exchange l0T c.fy property
PERCH SNYDER
- Caual-a
Telephone 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.
.ANDAAFIDs. THURSDAY. NAY Is.

Now t Il reported that Palmer is not
and wli not be candidate for COVER
nor. Nekt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

t. anything VIII knock the sentimen-
Ia out oil the Holy Land more than
Marx Twaln's "InnOcents Abroad 1t
vii be the JaTa and jerusalem rail-
road. Just think OF a brakeman on the
J.&J., sticking his head INTO the car
door and yelling, 'Jrusinl twentmints
fr freshmutsr'
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
KEAL ETArg CITY

EF YOU wA1t Is earrag Daaey 81 prealcIisf
re4l estate ~ s4als ~ s4lA al 81 !. =
FEosa1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

TIE House OF Representatives IN
Congress IS considering the adylsab.llty
Of increasing It's force Of official stenog-
raphers. The name Of Fred J. lrland
OF Detroit. VII be pressed for the ap-
pointment by the Michigan members.
There are several good reasons why we
hope 20 see Mr.. Irland honored with the
appointment. He Is good fellow; he
IS a good Republican; he Is a Michigan
man, and ne IS eminently well quail
fed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

VAs HoUrES's CocoA-"Once hite
always used
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

THE Cedar Springs Clipper says that
the Leadey Is plAylng a clone hand" on
II Republican candidate for Governor,
snd Will soon "IAy II down" But the
Cl,ppz forgets that that candidate has
the permission OF the Detroit syndicate
20 be Kent county's choice in the con
venuOn. Whenever he mas 4 parL.cu-
lArly lonesome streak, he runs down 20
Detroit 70 find congenizl spirits. He
doesn't seem 10 ind any here, outside
or the Leader Office.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

SIrrAED, Of the New York Nal and
ErDr,ss, shows very good taste in select
mg bis text, bat hls su6-editOrs and re-
p0rters show very little skill IN adapt
iug tneir sermons thereto. IL may be
possible 20 run daily paper Ike a
church. but Editor saepard hasn't
"carght on vet.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

Frs BcrLEc. With as newly reorgan-
,et optic. sees a,s way clear 20 the re-
'ease ot che Imprisoned anarchists,
Fle.den. ochwab and Nsebe. and We
SHAH soon have the precious tno among
us again To q strange how much
smarter our criminal lawyers are than
oar judges and prosecutors.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest Of AL Michigan DalLiss Ex-
ospt Iaoas OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

II snct1ef Ga 4---A zspe4Es = con
uuul1atlo1 trom = cllzea 81, seems
. os vel qualified - SPEAK Ga the
paving s1esl-o1- A. t14t AE. asB 20
AS b a. complimentary . Mr 8 g.
bert. TIE TELEaEAa HEsALD * xlad -
endorse. Dlt ws - u9s tlIk b.ock
pavement 5 TIE ting Fer Grand
h1p11s streets 81 tne present
tine. TIE suggestion . extend tie
payment Tor slen spec-al improvement 1
over a lumbsr " years. sltloaza lev
acre, : = method tnst las teen IN opeF-
alton n OtnsT cites Tor some time. IL
. = method of paying for such
Improvements, % winch little or no
Oolectl0n can be made, 4 the property
Osner hAs the privilege OF paying a.
the nEsL year. should hs ~ desire Al
Inc suggestion or the mayor. = stand
ing Committee on Ordinances nzs been
named ia the new council, and the mat
Ter Of changing the charter at toe next
sesssOa OF the Legislature, 50 that m
proyemenA can be paid for n tnis way,
WI, without doubt, have is early al
tenElOn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

AvpEEN LASs g quoted as saying
thar " Americans take P.at0nic inter-
est RI poker That may be true. but
rs rather rough on Plato. If he spent
u.rs- te0-ns Of his time ~ poker, he
must. BIKE Shakespeare, have got some
other fe.'ov 70 do hrs writing. Who
was Pis.o's Bacon. anyway We
rr-tr rr an answer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

Uattsa prsss Rsports. Promst ara f.ris
Usii.sry. al tas Loezi hs-s. ans tns
cIa4aa.t ana sost Pi4iais FsaAsss T-sss
S.sstshsa a Graaa Ragias.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

PkFwlEs CsIsPI SAYS that ths policy
oi Che prsaund IS ooe Of peace. That
NAV worS ,n Europe. but M this coun-
trY a irehund liable % get too dry
far comfort As s1On IS 10 begins %
absorb mo sturs the peace policy sosks
ou. ard enc 'c0ps' run n the gang.
---. IL L-- In. .rnds m Amerlca.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15


s.sashsa la Craaa Sagias
Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
largest Of AL Michigan D2lLiss Lx-
ospt Tacse OF Detroit.
10 BsChIBEAs.
Aay -as-sEtbsr - THE rrLE8kAm'
HEEALD whs tails 20 receive the pApo
regularly. Or ~hO NAY have re~soa -
soa.ylaia 81 late delivery, win confer .
special t2v0r DJ iafSrEatDg hi. once os
ths r.st - saes. ssaz postal card or sAi
- tsl-phCas S31-
OFFICIAL PAPER Or THE CITY.
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s1aND RAPIDS. Thu R-DAT. NAY u.
-- -----------=
Now c Il reported that Palmer IS not
and VI 3, not be a candidate FOR COVER
nor. Nlk-.
IHE Democrats have already elected
Eeprrsentat.ve Crisp as Speaker of the
next House. Another case OF blissful
aaricipauons.
"TnE Grand Rapids Daily Eagle viii
soon be 80 years olt. Yes. quite aged"
- tefar opr'aga c"pP>r. Let's al run IN
and see grandma on her birthday
r-. ros.,bl. tb,t tns local on.;on
lass the liquor statute about which the
t.,,.l,,,~, bse The gr,vsst donb,.-noav
81 ,bs verv one 10 stand the test Of
,r4,,,,l .crutiov We shall soon see.
r-,,,,la 40 CIa9stone To ,ccoun.
e.-.s...lo,r, - ,he r-,,ted St.tas no,
- =. 80 oo,ba..es;, IfCl.d.
-. i. ,r,,,Id ,,,,o,-
.t-. -, So, - r.
.-, cr.4-..-a L., p,a.,. = roo5
-.'-.. -.
L arfNfnH~cr NrLL knock the sPUfITUnTl-
tal out oil the HOLY Land more than
Marx Twain's ..lnuOcents Abroad - il
VII be the JaTa and jerusalem rail-
road Just think OF brakeman on the
J.NJ. sticking his head INTO the car
door and Yelling. .Jrusl.nl twentnints
f- f-esbn,rtsr'
,
.-.---,--.
~ '-'o" 80 -
~'5 '''' ''N'' '''' MS S'''-''''.O' A'-''
p''-''' '''o" 'o'y -''' ''>''' - "''AP'
N9 nuns '''ay e
po'oo 20 '"'. "y P"P,' 'No .
o"''o'' ''''' f'''N i'N'A >
Frs BrrlEe. With as newly reorgan-
.ret optic. sees l,s way clear % the re-
.a'e '' -he H1p'isoHsd anarchists
''.l''' o''"Ao anu N7soe' ana We
'- s''l "a " p '"e precious ITO among
s '''"' ~ = strange TO" u'uch
smarter our '1.li'-i'A' ''Ny'Is are 'nan
'~' l''@-S ana Plos., '-o's'
Avprrx TAxs e quoted "a saving
t1at aAmercars tax, a Plat5nic inter-
est r. poter." That nav be true. but
-srst6rr rough on Plato. If he s7snt
nina. .te0trs of his time ~ rol<er. be
must. bss Shakespeare. have got some
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

MrsvFeoN Is <ctHng m0rs free sdvsr-
-sir- now thar any other city IN ne
STATE. ~he can -ve her enterpr sng
-ens c-edit f7r 1t They have org
nftc9 an Improvement scheme that
o-r~ srs sl-rrss and they have literally
peuon ret toer home papers I'm advsr-
nsn- enc "boom Outside papers ap-
r-ecsss fairness shown t0 home papers
snI they can always he relied upon -
sneak E-o3 words for che cty that
shows
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
WANTED BOARD.
AGENTS WANTED.

NVANTD-Board and room IA strictly private
W family. by young lady. Address b, box 3
Telegram Herald. la5
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

I OST-Lady's watch. open faced. between
IL sheldon 81. and Spring COmpany'si
finder may leave II al Jacob Barth's. 80 Island
81. u
| OST-On Saturday last. ladys black SIX
IL h8no bag. containing two pair spectacleS.
Finder Will please return 10 police be9dquart-
ers and receive suitable reward. is5
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

II pME@-lwo nns houses al a o1eTl ;
II Improvements. oA AofrsseR-Sl-. $50 4ne
s1.s1., larse residence l0l an AHasSssh ave,
So Sestr4i h1e .ofs en fuCla ave 0q4AA
fglis loeatod sll t1ula housr IL suir purchases
% aeslrea c4n flrllsa iats as isrt - ne
ctlN, see - before 0uNlhg a suid A Actin
.s Il lusellsa Block. 1elepAsue lsl. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

HERE NOD AkE-Lots Cd ear fuIton ~
II plSt. street. osr lne before yogT door
A-so torlN eiKlt lots "a A4alsQn-aNt- AhG
befHe e-A south hiNlslon - ana senrfsol ave
81 eu alec cry lsnd, E0sa water. ksad drai d
Axe. GooI street car service. aQSt fEg tnlng
log Z hpme ~ Tor loAesl neat sary O. eeuple lH
one wear Terms 20 suit customers. key noias
lr&nkiin. Room o., Porter klocA. ~ North
Dltlsion-sl. Ofi.ce open evenings ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

\NE DIsCuI NJ ThEM ALL-Lats on our
Cherry ST. bis slol-st. ur h gAth ~ar4
PLAT make a ursf class Investment or good
Lnmri houses built Scr Hou II yuu desire luis
property WlA double IA sal1r within year
PTlCts ala terms o. sllt yau. Turner Aar
roI. AeR housemau b4udlDg
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
FUBETTURB AND FlAE0s sT0RED

DADCLTFF HOLT genera. varfhcHseu'fr.
"a ~ llI -ruff ilIris rU-sf. rfnre pianos and
furr tr-a e. fou rates eTpert TsrssrS nrc
fsraf1. rrsFers with la-Es vans" srt prrfrpf
~ r.Iarhrr Ao 20. lsr laI
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

lAk sALk-tlue heuse Qa Nhsrics a.. ouS
aQlS1 ea ta.leze-4se.. ts< houses 3asl 0at
. ae E4r rfiK 4.e Aa-S6 81 A41 ave. cas
case ca q. l 81. oae o4orh 80 hestNtea 81
axe 11Ase lla balscel tGt 6ao tN~ sSfrs ga
- -.- 80 g. - Hal ans AaSi %. tNSlss-
.grs tasi sutsi4e Of rht en- enc hous 81
tae 1s. -lef- ASS r CAS- sssks srS sneiee
81 . -teet 1arEsl. - Al ef-.. ocr IL n aafee
So Lal 8-r .s tae aecier tss-Asss hsArs
So = g. u Zsssp a. la-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

IVANTED-To rent barn within y quarter
w of a mile of Fulton and South Division
SITS. I. q. Ellinwood. corner south Division
and East Eultou-st lls ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

Il l1kc fok AlL-Aa matter msavy. bes
II atlc - hoN aa -cl $50 EG4s have We cGl
s-.t Np- NA clf lhcFrs -sG- AlslS-ta 81. ~
k.saIh N4l4 pa o-e tbe qfeprfR ~A4 tt
ceEF ler1 fLlafs asa tsrn.s g. sl.t Yea ] "a
neI b LaTf0il. AeN AaaSen&E ol-l4tlts-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

READ.-lf yea WSut a home. either city az
II couutk, - ana sec Sc4mir. A uaFlsoa, IA
room e. No. - Canal ST. they ~iA checfiuii,
show you ~ hat they have. And Ca maAt tcl %
tp s-il a.. IS
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

Es1rrrascss. DzAgr4 Lss1sss -2rs<ss -sS
F.su.sgcs M9s4r oz8zas ,aol-9 "a
M.1aFAEAsLs 20 faa oaD<- 80
rHE TIE EeRAB PUBLISHING CohFAsr,
F.blishsrs, 6rasd E4gai-. Mica
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

EOR SALE-Or viii exchange FOR city prop
erty. an sLacre farm In Cascade town
ship; well improved. Cal ou or address Dr
". ". Danforth Cascade Mich. June
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

once open tuesday and thursday evenings
BROOM s bkooh~.
= and = NeT Housemau Block
Telephone llA-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

WANTED want = few good book agents Of
w both sexes Warren Waite. ID New House
man block. Grand Rapids Mich. lf0
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
SITUATIONS WAETBD-kAJB.

IVANTED-A position as assistant book
W keeper by "A lady who has had experience
and can give city reference. Address A. T.,
this Office. 10
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15
FOE REYT-BusTEEss PLACES.

FOR RENT-Store at loo East Fulton-st. In
Il Quire OF d. -. Cody. - Pari-st. lGl
FOR RENTING stores aud rooms suitsbie
L Tor Offices or light housekeeping IN Porter
Block, corner OF Monroe and DiNis!on-sts. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

AGENTS should write for illustrated circular.
n and terms FOR tao weeks ira ~ Missouri
" asher. washes oirtiesf clothes ciesr ~ hot
steam without rubbing, sasir sols, pr0fts
hIa Worth 81 LOUIS No June ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-15

\XANTED-ACent-C and see the Private
W Line Telephone; new thing. talks Eve
miles, non electric, easily pat up, soia out
right. no rents % pay Just the thing for h1sl-
ness men, live agent wanted Call 81 20
Ottawa. ST. Grand Rapids. l35
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-29
rur TORY GRANGE OF BASE.

The Tory government has adopted
Nlr. PNrNriL'~ idea ia lis land bill and
oneniy acknowledges that Mr.. PAENErL
was consulted in the preparation OF
the measure. The measure is practi-
cailv his measure The fact shows
that while the Tories are ouly too will
ins TO make all the political capital they
can by berating him for his personal
Shortcomings. they completely surren-
der To- him as statesman. and do not
for moment consider the scandal con-
ncctcd with him when 10 comes 10 "a
matter of legislation.
ON this point the Tories and Mr.
GLADSTONE differ. Mr.. GLADSTONE,
while recognizing Mr. PAENELL :
ability as statesman, will have no
dealings with him. in or ont Of Parlia-
ment. solely because Of that personal
scandal. and there is. consequently, a
breach between the Liberal and the
Irish parties. which will not be made
les, wide 10y PNENELI'S apparent deSer-
tiou of the Liberal party in his support
of the government measure.
But this is not change of base on
PAENErI's part. but ON the part Of the
government, which has come TO hiSway
of thinking.
The part which the O'Shea scandal
wiu play in Parliament. should PAR
NriL continue to lead the Irish party,
will probably be no inconSiderable one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-29
BENWOOD.

Considerable excitement was caused az
the McMechen NJ. f. Church thursday
evening during the entertainment given by
Franl, A Domer bv the floor igniting from
the heater in the cellar. The blaze was eX-
tinguished without much trouble, but had
the fire started when no person was IN the
building. it would have proven more serI-
Gus.
As will be seen by reference TO our local
columns, the directors of the Bodley Wagon
Co. have decided to remove their works to
Stanton, Va McMechen and Mounds
vile were both after the plant, and will be
consequently disappointed.
Thanksgiving Day was 4 very quiet one
here. In the evening two of our citizens,
with an oyerstock of ''wet goods on hand,
were run in by the officers for disorderly
conduct. Mayor Mahood fined one and re-
leased the other.
David Eccles. of Kansas City, is the
guest OF Postmaster A. l.. Pelley. Mr..
Ecoles resided in Wheeling in lS52. This
is the first time he has been here for thirty
five years.
The Doom in real estate at McMechen
still keeps up. Yesterday A. l.. Pelley
sold to Miss Ruchty, OF Wheeling lot IN
the Miller addition. Consideration, s4oo.
Rev. Father Reynolds, of Wellsburg, was
in the city, yesterday, the guest of Rev. II,
Il. McMenamin.
Mrs. Brush ana daughter Hattie return
ed yesterday from visit with relatives in
Pulaski, Pa.
The Benwood Iron Works yesterday
made shipment of l,lS0 kegs of nails to
Dallas, Tex.
The Wheeling steel plant closed down
Thursday morning for the balance OF the
week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-29
INGALLS, SCHEME
To Succeed Himself in the senate-A High
Handed Proceeding.


TOPEKA. KAN. November 2S.-An
interesting complication has arisen in
connection with the election of United
States Senator 10 succeed Senator In
gals. and if the plan of action proposed
by the Republicans is successfully car
ried out. il would seem that the Senator
may succeed himself. An application
has been made To the Supreme Court 10
compel the State Board of CanvaSSerS to
give certificates of election to nine
teen delegates who were elected under
the provision of the constitution which
says that each county which has $50
voters is entitled TO representative.
The constitution al the same time limits
the number OF members 10 l25, so that
in order To seat the 10 delegates from
the SparSely settled counties, it would be
necessary 10 drop an equal number OF
of memberS-elect from the more popu-
louS counties. II the Court issues the
mandamuS, and the 70 delegates are
seated, the vote for ingalls,, as are so
pledged. would give him - votes on Joint
ballot, the number To elect. II
they are not seated and Senator ingalls,
is defeated, the plan of the Republicans
is 70 contest the election Of his success
ful opponent in the United States Sen
ate on the ground that the delegates
were entitled TO their seats and that
their votes would have elected him. II
they are seated and an equal number OF
memberS-elect are not dropped the
House will number l43 members, or
eighteen more than the Constitution
provides for, and the contest will be IN
Stituted in the Senate, because the
Legislature will be an unconstitutional
hnIV
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MARTINS FERRY.

The street paving on Fourth street IS
about completed as far rs it will be until
spring. and the city and contractor can
point TO il with pride and claim 1t as being
far superior 10 any paved street III this sec
ton Of the country. The men Will con
tinue 10 grade the necessary work that IS
10 be done and get everything in good shape
20 finish their work in the spring. Flftn
street ought to get move on herself
"Oid Jonathan Coburg'' is said to be the
funniest play on the road and Yankee
Moore is considered TO be the funniest man
in the business. This company carries
TWENTY-FIVE artists aud the finest uniformed
band ard operate orchestra that travels.
They are at the Opera House tonight.
This side of the river will be well repre-
sented on the Fair Grounds, on Wheeling
Island. today. TO witness the foot race be-
tween Paxon aud Edwards. Betting, they
say, is two 20 one in favor of Edwards,
who won the last race with PaXon.
The New York symphony Club gave
concert at the Opera House TO large au-
dience last night under the auspices of the
Martins Ferry Young Mems Christian
Association.
WANrEp-A bout six good boys 20 sell the
SUNDAY REGISTER. Call at the ferry boat
at o'clock Sunday morning. Any good
boy can make from - M every Sunday
morning.
". IL. Robinson, of Sharon, Pa; Is. j.
French, of Damascus; {. King and wife
and Mrs. Milligan, of Mount Pleasant,
were registered ut the haywood yesterday.
The base stone that the column of the
bridge across Fourth street rests on has
been cut down and makes quite an improve
ment on the looks of that structure.
The funeral Of John Carson took place
from the family residence on Broadway
yesterday morning. lnterment at Scotch
Ridge cemetery.
Rev. Jennings, of Coshocton, passed
through the city Yesterday on his way 10
Mt Pleasant, where they are holdinga
large meeting.
Robert Ulrich. Of Burlington, and Miss
Louisa Jones, of .Etnaville, were married
on Thanksgiving day by Rev. Lewis, of the
Third ward.
There was a surprise party given at the
residence Of Mr.. Harry Greer, on the
Heights, in honor Of their son Eddie last
evening.
\ surprise party was given in honor of
Samuel Garrett, Jr.. Thursday evening at
at the home of his parents in the Third
ward.
Frank NJ. Hood, of the Will l.. Thomp-
son music house, Chicago, is in the city in
the interest of his company.
The Never Get hunting club returned
last evening after - hours hunt with one
rabbit and one quail.
The infant son OF Mir. and Mrs. II. II.
E',.....-, er 49, o-~t-~-1, Ala dog
morning.
Benz. Comlcy and daughter, of Mt.
Pleasant, were in the city yesterday.
The Rechabites are giving festival at
Lafayette Hall.
W H. Barker, glass man, was in the
city yesterday.