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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

me tie UDioSs hst II xss nss as
cssssa I'D ~saI ever pRul Asasay
EerElng
slsNEp 81 THE rsEsIDKsr.
N.SzlssroS. Asy A-TAs President
YESTERDAY approved tie III prosasiHg
fer ths ssssslsAnest - ten porsry
government - EAs Territory ~ OA-.-
kC1a
NokINATloNe
NAssINsIoS. Nay : - Au.eAs the
ncustn.rons seDt - tie senate ~
President h-frlson VAS th.t Of Jebn )
Derhsu. y Pennsylvania y os UEites
STATES Consul 81 San DoDinEs
FORESI FlREs
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
~ CHICAGO.

IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. MAY 3-It is ruuored that
through the arbitration committee all
points OF difference between the strik-
ing carpenters and the boss carpenters
have been settled and that The men will
retara 20 work Monday.
The strike OF the sash. door and blind
workers Ia the lumber district Of the
southwest side was settled tenpora-
rily IN more than halt the factories. the
men gaining what they asked for. The
employers granted the eight-hour day.
but the strike viii be resumed Monday
with vigOr. these concessions being
made only OF conditions that hold good
until Monday morning, when the en-
ployers will give the men a final answer
% their demand
The 400 SASH door and blind workers
on strike AZ the c. J. L. Meyer & Sons
CON pany on the north pier were offered
eight hours and eight hours pay by the
frrn- This was refused. The men say
thsy Will have eigat hours with nine
hours pay or nothing.
Mr.. RidgewAy OF Hair & Ridgeway
said that his frm had granted the men
she eight hours, and that work would con
sinus a: that rate. provided the other
firms conceded the demand One or two
OF The Arms have granted the eight
hour day permanently.
The strike of ZOO employees at ths
Nalleable Iron Works az 2eth and Rock
veil streets will bs continued in
definitely TIE company refused 20
grant TIE demands ot the men. A COM
nlttec waited upon President Bailey
aad presen sed the following demand:
Eight honrs per day. 10 Per cent sd-
vance. and Tin for overtime.
I IL took Just about hall minute for
I Prssitsa; Bailey 20 reply. he wrote
this reply On piece OF paper: Tho
I business OF ibis CON Pany A. this time
viii not warrant any advance in wages
The employees OF shs gas trust will on
MorGsY demand eight hours. and a.
thsre IS uttls hopo ot their employers
granting tas demand I, Is probable tha.
Monday night will see between six and
seven hundred gssnen out
srRTKTNs MINERS
PASA. L.. 3-The miners az The Pans
F Coal Con paays shaft No. struck Fri
day morning The check-wcighman
PIT on by ;hs miners some days ago re-
ported that ;hs conpsny's scales we're
causing short weight A com nittee
Investigated. found shs scales practical
. " correct. and informed The com psny
7 taat De men rers willing 20 return %
work Ths company. however, returned
word thas sbs-- was 40 wors a. nrssent
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

CHICAGO, May 3.-The purchase OF
the Chicago & Great Western and Calu-
met Terminal railways, with their de-
pots, lands etc, in this city, by the
Northern Pacific for $50 600, 600, is an
nonnced.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

IrDIArhFof1s Ind. My y-Dr
RvlsBd r Browne aged - years : Die.
tingu shed chem "a and ptysiologisL
died friday In ls-2 30 vRs Ceen ist-ln-
chief Of TIE sgr4cultur department ~
WashluFton.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
His Deafness Proved Fatal.

CRAwFoBDsyuLE, Inc, May g.
Michael Loure. a farmer, was killed st
a crossing on the Ohio, Indiana & West
ern railroad near here Friday. Owing
TO deafness lie did not hear the approach
ing train.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
A Block Burned.

CHICAGO, May S.-Fire at Morgan
Park. H., Friday night, destroyed the
entire post-ofIlce block Loss, from
So, O00 TO S., 900.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
10000 STRONG.
That = sas s1zs q EAs Gsas-Eoa<
Army.
A REVIEW Of Tfs sITglIlo,.
a T. Hs gsFtsa TE2t ths csisaSs C@rP..-
tsEs ~ a-szr4 - wsrs asaa~y
~szsr strikss Ia as Car
asa esq

Szs Tokx MsY A-BEa1ssreers con
t-las sas fslls-lng rsvlss ~ tse ina Ia
trlA- sls44EleA
-lsls sea "a sltassss1 -hs - zlsssisa q
ths - -.llea 80 kssg ss.4rs u -.sos 14..y -
t4s ----a-2s 49, klaarss .s-daa $500 3.y -
sd - E4Fe sxLsnds1 ever t1s ass
80 Ye4rs As q zslAl u asa
s@sss. sE2octztLea ass rsIhsF sxcssded
rs41E-t.oa - .aF ~ tns aaz Der - asa "a
viewed "a esaosrasd. s1t LAs sz4 ssF = strikes
rsDCr - = age 4lsssssa tas average sax
IaelE 1-stri3sl.oa - % .Lds ~ t--y saaE
egf tas e.sl-as 2s3s ~ tas laoer ls.asrs -
sAruils tas inrIs2ce u taeir SrgaAlEsgtsl over
o i4rss ar...
-Ihat ths aamosE sf strikes o. sAs sun ser
90 0sa Lagssgs1 ass ass asrxsr nag - sfedr
led y 80 ss2sss- Cue - tas rssaissss ex aio-
lied - employers ~ meet Their snsloEss AL
S4g aad LAs Sthss . sas willingness o. sse AT
~ ~ acceBs sol1s oS1cssslsas r4EaeE Va ia
PER- tas success q tae entirs movement -
Insisting o. tas 0rigiEAl dsnzat In
some Instances ths nsa have .cceDtea . refac-
tioa IA wages 70 correspond slta tAe decline n
ttlas % Sorx Aastasf reason. And poteng
ore. tar ne small alnoer u strikers = TIE
Pos -Dcasrlsns 1RE1 lsteF 0a IL Ihs nOnsh a
ths demand of Lns fsdsratl0a a. seysrs large
citiss- rala . NOTABLY ne esss Ia Ssg YORK
Al+8 A44 fiaA4Atgt a44 "a - " EsE a. - LOUIS
sad sac Erancisco.
"N0t~tthstsndins az these iafaeaces Thurs.
day Nay d 80 sLg GO o. record ss eAs,nz
Witnessed Ehs starting o. more striAes ghsn
alY 0thef 1sy The tOtsl nunbeF u slrakss oe-
cuEriag ca MAJ Is 81. lA'olviag - sEs-
Pl0gss. meat of -R9n aEs Ia tAe car.
penrsE trade. A. over sooo Ai0as Of tais
oranca % Ehs Dulitin< trades seat out l.
kinared lRss t5e sgtkstioa vas also very
pFomlaenL stone cutters 20 tAs bgnser OF
over 21o going cut DUriag TIE nSnh o,
ADnl 80 strikss we're reported, lnVolv.
inE EBo aEsln.t siIty-ons strikes
Acd iXis3 nea n Aprl last year During
ths nrsf four nonths % ths year there
have been 81 sLriAes. laVolVing - sf7 men,
a. tlnsl on.y - .srixes anc 43 ss8 nea u iss9.
Estimating sAs aumber % April strikers still
i1.c 1n May 4, 1a0Ol aad adding % this the
toEAl nlm0>r of Idle men c4uSoo ey these
sslSss. We hays loLAl Of OoO msa IDLE on
tlat date Il . aot unlikely thAs he total
nunoeF ct q emPloymsnt on May was nearer
1900
Lac a4vic-s indicate taai TIE earlier coz,
scrva vatIVe feeling eTlsting In Chicago has givc1
place 70 q more radical one. As 60 20 press
T. Is reported ths 1900 workers in he sash.
door md blind ,Astcriss 9f thssclty have struck
ard Nat The total number q this class o,
strikers alone may equal - oo). II this proves
true Jhe total number ot industrial employees
itle on Nay msy eQusi - oo0'
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

Hut signs the Ballot Reform Bill.
ALBANY. y Z, May S.-Governor 5.
Hill Friday afternoon signed the COM
promise bsllot-retosm bill
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
BISHOP BORGESS. DEAD.

Tho Michigan Prslate Dies at Kalamazoo
from = Psrniytic Stroke
KALAMAZOO, Mich, May 9--Bishop
Borgess.. who was stricken with paraly-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of tigs Is taken; il i pleasant
and refreshing u the TASTE, and acts
gently YET promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and bOssls, cleanses the sYs
tsm sfectu4lly, dispels colds, head
aches and levers and cures habitual
constipation Syrup II Figs Is the
only remedy Of ia kind ever pro-
daced. pleasing % the taste and ac-
eeptahls % the stomach, prompt Ia
its action and truly beneficial Ia Us
effects. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, is
many excellent qualities commend 10
t0 al aud have mals IL ths most
popular remedy known
syrup Of Figs Is for sale in soc
sAd 81 bottles 81 al leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist Who
may not havs il on hand VII pro
cure Il promptly fer any one Who
wishes 20 try t. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FTe syrup co.
sAs sRAsc.Sc0. ca.
LOUISVILLE. a. EEa roar. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04
lHE MAthEiS.
Grain. Provlsions. Etc.

CHICAGO, Mays
FLoUR-Quiet but stronger. PstsntE, B-5o
0475; Bakers q 9JG3S5, Straights H.75
GAS: Winter Patents ASoss<-4o; Clears,
s36OG3e0
WHEAT-Active and higher. No. cash and
May, s5c1sloO; July, s@5s @hc' No Spring,
70ltS5c. No. 9 60Eg9c
CoRN-Active and stronger. No. sold S3bi
N34c: No. Yellow. S4ise; No. 33lle; May,
33fG34c; July. 541s3a0c, August S%G
35&c; September. s5;&13ghc.
OATs-Active but unsettled No. .. 2Si.3
SIX May. z5A,o<cisc: June, 2slt934c; July.
25Q sjLc Samples easier; No. s s4g 2cc. No. 3
While. 2olle97c. No p 24',a2'e; No 2White.
27c2sc
RYE-Firmer No cash. 5oc5oHc; May.
50Ic Samples about 5la52c for No. ?, and f29
4sc FOR No J.
BARLEY-Quiet and essv. Common. thin Iowa
No. and No. 5, Z513Oo. e. 10 choice. S3140c.
Northwes;ern-No. 3 4 1850; good 10
choice, 82L4sc; fancy. 20 {
MEss PoRK-Quiet al steady Prices. Prices
ranged 81 sI30oG l3.I2lS fo- cash, SIS iocc - 20
for May sI3<34 1875 Tor June, and $lS.3OcI3 50
FOR July.
LARD-Active and lower. rric~s ranged al
So se3la6s7s1 FOR cash; s. S7iiGs 30 for May;
Sc 45t8 47ss FOR June, and s. ~ s96 80 for July.
BUTTER-Creamery, 4Gl7sc, Dairy s&lze;
P3Cklug stock. 5s1fc.
ECGs-Frcsh. ~ sGlIc.
PoULTnY-Live. Spring Chickens. - ooc.t 80
per doz. TURKEYS. sdl3c per 10. Ducks lO1llc
per 10. Geese. sZOOs 10 per dozen.
LIQUoRs- Distilled Spirits rule quiet OF TIE
basis Of sl.02 f0T finished gOoIs.
INV YORK. Mays.
wHLAT-Fevsrish. June advanced 81 May
ard July sc. other months 1890, reacted
ssGac. May &c. June. pSodii- 0oL July,
ssb2Gbc; August. s4AGNc: September ga
G95c; December. Sost9Ac
CoRH-Actiye. iGli a. higher strong Steam
er Mixed 4gk 45ac, No =. GEac.
OATs-J- rse,tlcd. active Western. $3.50.
PRovIsIoHs-Beef arm: Plate. s7.sa12s % ,
ErtTa Mcss s. "a %. Lard quiet snd steady
steam-reudered g. 70. PORK trn and uB-
changed. Ne~ Mess. sl4Oo7iA25; O.d Meas
az 25EI2 20 Extra Prime aIico.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-04

WAsHTxeToS, Nav 3 In the Senate
Friday the administrative customs bill
was taken up. After lengthy dis
cussion The bill was passed b. vote Of
IS 70 IS.
Senator Plat Conn then called up
the bill FOR TIE admission Of WTouing
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
A Remarkable Lunar Phenomenon In the
Sky Last Evening.


A lunar phenomenon occurred last
evening which would have been viewed
with a superstitious awe an hundred
years ago. As it was, il was iDexpres-
sIbly beautiful and suggestive, eepec-
ially IN view of its occurrence IN con-
necton with the paschal moon on the
very eve OF Easter Day.
When last nights moon was about an
hour high, thin mist At nigh altitude
covered her face, not IN tho least, how
ever. obscuring her brillIalcy The re-
fraction OF light thus produced threw
out from the moon the -four arms Of 4
gluwing crimson Nsitese cross, whose
brlllancy was just below tnat Of the
moon herself, thus permitting the lunar
outlines to show 10 intenser ilgnt a. the
place of the intersection OF the arms.
The arms were in width just the anie-
ter OF the moon, and they extended oct
from the moon % a distance about
twelve times her smeter.
The spectacle. appearing ss 4 old on
Easter eve. was viewed VITA much rev
erent pleasure 10y residents Of the nlll,
10 whom alone Il was v.sIbi ~ thetms
o. u hrst AID most bfilhan pearance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

ma elected - represent the ward On
tae B ard Of Superyi 0ls.
william RI. SI3kss hss made such =
good rec0nd 81 .deIazn from the SlKtn
sAFd. that ae Il u elected ~ a. enoT-
m0Gs majority
Republicans q the Fourth should see
whose name goes on thelr tckrt Tor
alderman I'll. year. Remember what
va done l4st yeAE. Eser klee should
20 ia tins tine.
Frank A. Roc gers : leader in city
a4ars 8nd tur Foters % the Seventh
wird Il not "a - gye nim a major
ity for alderman that slli AuOck nls OPP
ponent silly.
James Brooks sh0ulS b. the chO'ce %
tie FuuTt war for cole, tor and nt Is
hound get there. sec that MS name
Is on your ticket.
Eber will Rice up Tuesday and lock
Tor MS opponent and md hIm showed
under.
Fred Saunders has represented the
Fifth ward IN the Common Coancl long
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
'UHL OR WATERWAY
Which Shall It BE. votsrs q onn6
hap -sf
UHl OR HaTER-v IHE QUESTION
Es~rs Coed aaa Les Cifs@>< 4 4. u..-~-
"a tlss ~ sssF~ ~as, flss a I.o - ~.
a. noas Vote fo4 kaxln
a. tAl
AN s man ssrYe two spsssese

Can 8 man serve two spss ss<lx
Can Edwln r. TAI serve Tue csfx -
Grand kapids as 3 nssor shoe. ID nr..4
receive = salary ga or eighi zase< 4.
large from q corporation, the Asc1iz~n
Central Railroad Clnpany1
II Is " be presumed that tAs be>scr1
salary would command the Delssr -.
woe. L. ls 70 be presumed tAs1 Nr
Uhi is al honest ma. IL "a IA h mr.
sumed that be is !. faithful slsoF1ev
and works for the interests Of hls cAe1lo
as they direct.
When Il becomes necessary for u
municipal govern meut of this cits =
take some acton on tue proposed ~aie-
Way 70 Lake Michigan, Il Il % be po1-
snnled that Edwin D. Uhl would work
as hard for $3.50 per year as he would
for $500 OF 5000 .er year for tie
Michigan Central X -oad Company
Can Edwin +. Uh4 rye two mastenzs.
Ii has been eur q rumor on fbs
street for three OF tour days that when
Messrs. Sigh and Crosby reached WASH
ington, about ten days ago where they
Went 10 the Interests OF our proposed
waterway, they were met WITH the fact
that letters had been written from a
citizen here 70 the department thene.
deprecating the project.
II l. well known that all, and the
only. opposition that has ever been Of
ferred 10 the canal scheme, emanatsd
from the railroad lines coming into The
city who do not want freight rates cut.
The Argument used with the depart
ment was 10 the effect that, out Of pro-
feSsional courtesy 10 Capt. lockwood,
the scheme should be- sat down upon.
Ii will be remembered that Capt. Lock-
wood, the former United States Encin-
Ger, reported adversely on the matter
10 the head Of BIS department.
II viii also be remembered that. when
Capt. Lockwood was q resident Of Grand
Rapids, he was : very intimate friend Of
Edwin F. chi, attorney for the Mich
igan Central Railroad Company. Il ia
also well known that when Capt. Lock.
wood made h.s trip down the river in n
governme ni yachtNr. Ubl accompanlo
him. Capt. Lockwoods report made
from observations on the trip, oaght 70
be good evidence as 10 the direction Of
the wouid-be mayors influence.
Er. Ubl bad heard that i Vas chargetl
that be h&d written i.tseif t3 is>EEins+-
ton ndiculing the project and for the
the justification OF Capt. Lockwood
and his report. When charged
with using hIs influence IN tlie va y.
described Mr.. Uhi became angry ard
stouuy maintained You can't prove
It." He did not improve the opDorf an
ity 70 say that he was ia favor Of tse
waterway or that he ever used h.4 ia
huence 10 bring about the survey re-
Gently made.
IL does not stand % reason that 4 xnnu
can serve two masters. s.
If Edwin r. Chi desires space 10 ~
TELIeRAM- II ERaIlD - say y tlaa he a run|1 s 8
10 resign his position ~ attorney fof -
NJ. c. r. r. CO. and work for Che io,rn
ests Of Grand Rapids aud IL xates--1
be will htd plenty Of space a h1z q.
posal.
A man cannot serve two masters. ard
the attorney far the Michigan Central
Railroad Company should not be elected
mayor oi Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

The SUIT Of the Government sgaina
Carrie Doyle has been continued 0vcr
the present term of the United slates
Court
The ease against James A. Howard
Of Van Buren, County. for oppnidg assd
Fsv ft.. dtsfrsff attorney. The f.aee 80
c0nvcton aud ss the defendant 4 an
Old man Of e1ee3t.nt reputation tfs
United Ststes Attorney thought t,est 70
discODtDgs il.
The c8ss sgsiust Hvrs Orvis. ~ Nc
BT1oe, for 0nsoene letter Writing, nes
slsg been discontinued.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
OUR NEXT Nh YOR,

enough, and the electors of the ward
have resolved To bury hlm so deep that
he can do no more harm, and elect
Chas. h. Miller III his place.
Charlie Wilson, who pretends to be
both Democrat and Greenbacker, is
said 10 be very cranky public oIhcer.
Barend DeGraaf Jr. will succeed hlm
as marshal.
Ed. Pelton might just as well look
around for another job, for Michael G..
Duffy, man eminently fitted for the
office, will surely be elected clerk OF
police court IN spite of Tozer and the
whole schemiDg crew.
Voters who are tired of having the
blue bloods rule the multitude, will see
that L. A. Ward Is elected Judge of
police court. Conscientious people do
not like TO see Captain Johnson sworn
as witness IN cases OF which he knows
nothing.
The old pioneer, W.. n. Cook, will
have no trouble in knocking out the
professional workIngman who is run
nlng against HIM for Member of the
Board OF Review and Equalization.
Thomas Walsh, the old reliable pro-
prietor or the Lyon-street justice shop,
will surely be elected justice of the
peace.
Six months ago the voters decided in
their own minds tnat Hubrecnt Wage
maker should succeed himself as dlrec-
, tor of the poor.
What's the use of going through the
form of an election To choose Geo. Put
nam Constable of the Seventh ward.
He Is sure OF 1t.
Asa server of summons and sub
pOeuas no better man eau he elected III
the Seventh ward than John RingOld.
Hurrah for Herman J. Greocl Tor col.
lectOr OF the Tenth ward.
Who will be elected constable in the
Ninth ward? Why, Nathaniel L. Weeks
OF course.
Joseph W. Lindsay was born under q
planet that Will attract voters 10 h.
side. tie will be constable OF thc Tn4rd
ward.
John Hoogerhyde will not need all
the votes ne viii get, t. BE- electcd col
lectOr OF the ) xth ward.
Wan. Ai1rica fateum W ~ represent
the land Hsrd IN the oouncd ia a " iy
IN wnch ms OpJulelt dos not knOH
how to.
whats the matter with Emil Xii
strO %. Tor coil -ctOr," says everyone n
t.v seventh wsri.
Avery x. oiev.1c. ctai 5afe for CO..
iagpr ~ tae r. Zn.u rlri, Is as good a.
u- utr a.4l -g-< >t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

Michael c. Duffy. the Republican
cand date for clerk of the police court,
is a young mAu particularly vel qu4h-
ned " al THIS important once. H :
veil known 10 the res.drnts OF tins gl.y
having resided mere tor tnlrty years.
and = particularly popular among the
laboring men. Mr. Duffy 5 = promi-
nens member Of the cigar makers union
aad also OF the central labor union, and
vas knight OF taooF when that or
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
and "a. wiil shortly h ssen st koo-
mona's Opera Hunse.

mona's Opera Heuss.
Three mstinees viii TX gwen ~ Ida
Nsu Cortland Company al kecmon1' =
Opera House thls week Ga lUos14
THURSDAY and saturday
The regular prices VII prevail al
he0mond's duFng TIE Van Cortland
eagaselaeni tals week
The Tsvernier Bros, managers of Ida
Van Cortland Company, wlA have turee
attractions 0u Tie road leXi season, As
follows Miss Mae Posers iu > strong
repertoire, Ids Naa Cortland Company,
snd the new meso-dF&ma Among the
the Pines" All three attractions VII
De seen n thls city.
Francis Campbell has received al
offer % travel VIII TIE 0glde Ausn
Concert Company next sson. He
says ne has not decided whether 10 ao-
oept or not.
There viii be no rehearsal Of the
Philharmonic Club this morning
Director A ID Morehead has re-
moved his residence from 2ls Ottawa
st. 10 No. ? Nelson Place.
Director Morehead has ieoeIved a
letter from d. Blakely, .nager OF
Gilmore's band ana the : ass orch.
estTA, stating that the Strauss orchestra
will play here on September Z3. lie
says he has sufficient confidence ia the
drawing attraction OF the orchestra 10
be willing 10 accept percentage of the
receipts instead OF d guarantee.
On May u, 10 and u an elegant pro-
ductiOn of "Pinalore by local talent
viii take place 81 Powers Opera House.
The proceeds will be devoted 10 the
benefit Of The Bicycle Club and another
society.
The Akeley Institute, at Grsno
Haven, Will give pupils recital tOmOr-
row night. Prof. Gruenoier, Of this
city, Is director Of the musical depart
ment Of the institute, and Miss Addie
Mohrhsrd, OF this city, wlll take part.
There will be musical and literary
entertainment at the Church Of Christ
cOIuci VI Lyon anu bAl On -etcS Oh hAr
evening Of April II. The best talent
of the city has been engaged and a
feast Of good things is promised 70 the
public. The program will appear IN the
near future.
Manager Smith announces the follow
ing features for the coming week al hIs
theater. The Two Picos grotesque
team; Nester Bros, 1.-The appy little
darkIes;" Chas. A. Mack, ing Of the
banjos; Millie Latena. queen Of the ruu-
ming globe; Delhe Ward, sond and dance
artist; second week OF the Roses; Master
Jimmie Rose; the living statues, Porter
d Jackson and the fourth successful
week OF popular James F. Green, the
Irish dialect comedian. The usual
ma tinees.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
POUR BULLETS.

ProniDept Chicago Man Fires Thesn
Into His ON Head
CHToAeo. April 0.-Narcus G. stesrns,
q millionaire and " l-known business
man, made a desperaf attempt Al self
destruction thit afternoon, al bis resl-
oeDoe on Michigan ave. by shooting
-four bullets into bas head. lie q
mortally wounded aud vii proiabiv
de before morning. His family can
assign 10 reason for tie tragedy, but
be- has been 10 poor health for some
time and bis friends attribute the a
o. despoudency. rtearnf 70 tie fafheT-
In-law Of Ex-Msyof Csrtei HARRISON
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

The Pbysio-Med CA State Association
of Nicn gan met yesterday ~ the Office
of Or n. Neenfoer. Dr. q. Nv.anc
presded and Dr. J DefTes acted a.
secretary. Dr. L. Durham proposed
Drs Wrn. T. Pecumen and n Morn
son, 0f Detroit, snd Dr. J MAier, OF
THIS cfty, f.g memfeTsbip y n tie assgcls-
ton. Delegates were chosen ~ attend
TIE American CONVENTION ln Chicago
Nav 81 TIE suljects for discussion
we're ophtneria and scarlet fever
Which we're not finished. and vi b
RESUMED ~ the next meeting, June -
81 TIE sane pace.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

The Weston Club has bee orEauizeo
and the following officers elected; Pres
Idcnt J. " Weston; FIRST wee president,
Ed J. MuTurrn; second president,
Win. A : bald secretary and treasurer,
Z. Radenaker. They have secured
grounds ard have new Uniforms.
/. y. Weston baseball Club r.
composed as fOiiows- Ed. VIII
marta and Cnas McC'Oud, catch.
ers. vii Pits and FRED Jones. pitchers.
- J McJurrn. bret base and manager.
Frank Lynch, second base; hA Pits.
thrd nsse ard captain. Kar &. Deatn-
ers. short stop, Fred SfyHerth, john
C0rienciz. J. &. Wilson and J.. Rade-
nader, sellers WI open 81 Midland.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

Library COMMITTEES oe authorized 70
pGrcn4se the books. Adopted.
Trustee Houssmss suons ttSd . resO-
luton that tee CommiGLes 0u Bulld Ess,
Rlth the trustees 0t the second I'D
THIRD wards, report Al the neKt meet
lng a ale Tor a new primary scn0ol
Eituin To boundaries Of Lyon, BzFelAy
zld Hashingtou-sts-
TIE BOARD then adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

On Friday . zht Mrs Nary 5. Palmer,
Il the Wsrnlck. having occasion TO use
some hraa5v for MEDICAL purposes
took dose = csroo.sc scld ov n So ke.
pr. Boz ras "a .ea. snd hopes r. save
Mrs. Psimer's Afe y TIE pronptness
Cf rs ucStne1t-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

To ths Editor q tas Txlsas.s-Hssuo.

To ~ Fsifor - tae Tg1 FassxHsssrn
The H0i snders Of the city are proud
Of toe uumfnston of Hon. :. WeSse. ius
for mayor. We will Stow our sppreC.-
at01 Of the acton Of the Repub.lesn
CltY convention by voting Tor hlm ss a
unt. and show these Democrats thst
tne Hos snoers sre ForlaY ART cspable
or am nlsterlng the hlEh ofEcs u
mayor % Grand Rapids Vith al tne
dignity becoming the second cirv ~ the
S5ss. EoLZAS1ER VoIER-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

A n1ustane owned ard driven ~ ".
Fleming rsp away win = top bugry
Or Wesf Brdgs-st Yesterday. The.
burEy was sfDsssseo Ffeuioe vas tiirorn
out sud fainiu - lujDfse. and tnen ffs
~ us.s uf fau mo 3 fnuie stf4chef -
81 eJprees WAGON ard "a lie uule
sozne LarD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

Ur. Juo. l.. jackson, II Bloomington,
III. has written the people Of the Foun-
ta,n-street Baptist Church, apprecstng
the cal gwen him. hut Eo0ld prefer
r. come - Grand Rap11s FIRST ard
meet the people snd presca 20 them.
H nss esxnsted next Sunday .Aprll l3.