Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

by Health Oneer Saunders, and he
pgoaouEsss hin not n - leave for a
seek yeG.
julius Van Jugl vas IN police court
yesLer4Gy, - answer tie charge ot false
Drefease, "a defKa8diBg the butcher
kiamke OF = so. Tie case Vii come
Up AGAIN On Friday.
Il : stated that ID. Z. Waters has Dis
posed Ot las slOck Ia the EssslSg Leadsr
70 hls associate, ". B. WestOa. Mr.
Weston n0N 0Rns a. the stock except =
te@ scattering shares. Deusecvet-
justice Walsh had before him yeSter-
day the young man Bert Bro@D, wh0
stole tne sAtcA from ellAs " Wneeier, al
Oakfield Centre. Brown pleaded guilty
and Mss sent u lall for forty days
DiphtneriA Is reported as rTeYalant
in TIE outskirts or Paris, wyoming and
Grand Rapids townships ana there are
a feW eases IA Walker. In the city tne
average = about three cases per day.
sheriff Nelson was IN town yesterday,
looking Tor some of hls Auskegon
chicken stealers. one OF them lodged
with sheriff Bishop last night, and The
resi- are expected to be gathered IN to-
day.
Eli Bovine, the legless man who is
now travelling III Europe with T. L.
Barnum, Is resident OF this city. His
family Is living on South Lafayette-st.
where he mas recently purchased a res
ldenee.
The sale of seats for the Blatchford-
kayanagh concert, AT HaTtman's Hall,
opens Al the box Office on Monday
next, March 5. The concert occurs on
Thursday evening, March D., and
already inquiries for tickets are being
made.
b. F. Mills, aged 55 years, died at the
poor farm Sunday OF bronchitis. lie
had been at the farm for two weeks as
charge. He sand before his death
that he had six children living. III rel
auves have not by this time cared for
the body, II Is probably IN Ann Arbor.
Muskegon CArOnicle: 1t is reported
that petition is being circulated
among Grand Rapids business men ask
ing that A. NJ. Nichols, formerly general
freight and passenger agent OF the c. *
W. NJ. Railroad. be appointed TO a SIM
liar position under the new manage
ment.
When a man stands penniless before
Billy O'Rafferty's bar, they throw him
out of doors and let HIM go free.
When he stands penniless before Hi:
HOnor's bar, they freeze TO him all the
closer and lock him up. r. NJ. ScopeI
stood up before both bars Monday and
Tuesday, and knows all about it.
Judging from the look Of shame
thrown by a remorseful cons cience
upon the face of Lorenzo ID. Porter
when riding In the patrol wagon, yes
terday, running away from school is a:
wicked deed as sucking the neigh
bors' eggs. Lorenzo is now in Jail,
awaiting the action of Judge Holcomb
and Judge Holmes.
"You are invited to atten d a recep
ton rendered by the citizens of Detroit
TO Mr.. John b. Mulliken at Light In
fantry Armory on Monday, March Sd
$780," So runs invitations sent TO Ger,
tam people of this city. Wonder would
any one from Grand Rapids have the
nerve TO accept, and if they did, would
they to take the resolutions, with
them?
The regular spring examination OF
candidates for first. second and third
grade teachers certificates in the county
schools takes place in the rooms of the
County Board of School Examiners ir
Court block tomorrow and Friday. A
these examinations all candidates who
have taken the institute course IN the
theory and art Of teaching, as required
by the county associations, will be passed
IN that department without further ex
animation.
At the Hill Tree Association meeting
at Smiths store, on East Bridge st.
Hon. Geo. w. Thompson presided. Ad
dresses were made by William NJ. Hath
away, 4. c. Adsit, Cornelius Clark, Nei
Malloy. and DR.. l.. d. Marvin. An
n ouncement was made OF many trees
that are to be set out this season. A
communication was read from Gen. W
L. Innes, stating that he intended tC
line the new streets he is opening from
Union TO East-st. upon his plat witt
trees. The secretary an nounced tha
orders for trees could he left with A. 5
Smith and the agent of the association
would attend to them.
My idea of a good newspaper is a
mirror of light itself. Some people
complain because the evil of the worlC
I is reported as we'll as the good. The
evil. must be reported as we'll as the
good, or how Will we know what tC
guard against or what to reform. There
is a chance for discrimination as tC
how much space shall be given to re
ports of such things as prize-hghts, bu
the newspaper that merely presents the
fair and beautiful and the bright side
of life Is a misrepresentation. The fam.
lily is best qualified for the duties OF
life who have told to them not only
what good there is in the world, bu
the evil, and Is told 20 select the good
and reject the evil Talnadqe.