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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.
.KAynkArIps. suNpAY. .FEB. 8.
hE FAIR, now

THE Ears hiss always been credited
eit' henc Republican paper, hut, on
tre water question, @ has adopted tho
gsuam h.e9ra: style ol argument.
3. avs things arc So and 90 with a very
mag stersl ar tres - work MP
ltte prejudice against the Hydraulic
tonpany and then lt seasons tho mess
with ths charge that sil the other papers
hesde lts ovn immaculate self have
been bought up ln tho DAYS Of Afr
can slavery. when number Of unfOr-
tunatcs were auddled together 20 BE-
sold ar auction, some aged, inhrm.
toothiess and broken down old colored
man wa sure 70 ne found IN the lot.
who valued himself more highly than
t0e young and vigorous specimens, on
account ol his age an 'spCrience, -
aud was afterward filled with intense
disgust 70 md out that no had been
knocked down for - mere song.
Now, what's the matter to the Eaq'e'
nd 10 rate its age an 'sperienoo" too
hgh1 or has lt boon "sot down upon"
~ one Of the hcavy wc ghtso the COM
munify TOO heavily to str7
The TFrfesAW-HrR,Ip - not aware
that asyof the otherpapers commenced
the discussion OF this question. 10y inn
pugning the motives Of the Eagic. But
lt does seem That. if the Eag'e were
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
"Drv~ SUNDAY. for Denver

DENVER Col. Feb. 1.-THE Supreme
Court has sustained the decision Of
Judge Allen. OF the district court, in the
Heinssen liquor case. The opinion
virtually settles the question OF closing
the saloons on Sunday, and Is against
tho saloon men.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
A weII-Knowa Physician Dead.

INDTANAPoLIs, Ind, Feb. l5-Dr
Charles Pearson, for forty wears physi-
clan in this city, died Friday after a pro-
tracted illness FoS number OF years
he had occupied the chair OF special lis
eases in the College OF Physicians and
Surgeons, and WAS regarded as one Of
the best scientists in the profession in
this State
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
Lynch Law In Arkan,a,.

CAMDEN, Ark. Feb. IS. Early yester-
day morning mob broke down the door
~ the isil bere and took out Bill Lar
kin. the negre who killer Deputy
Sheriff Ross last week. and hung him TO
ono OF the posts on the ravine bridge.
after which they filed his body with
bullets. Considerable excitement pre-
walls but no serious trouble is antici-
mated
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

THE ignorance IN the South is not all
packed away in the negro's head. sen
stor Vance, Of North Carolina, seutonc
Of his constituents a copy OF a Patent
OHicc annual report. The constituent
informed him aftcrward. "Gineral.
got them speeches o. yourn, bat
couldn't read 'em through. Thar war
a leese TOO much Wing docter.n INTO
-. =
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
Convention Of CoIorod Bushes. Men.

WAsHINeTov. Feb. 15.-A call has
been issued for convention Of color.d
business men OF the United States 20
be held in this city next month for The
purpose a. establishing = permanent
organization of coloved business men.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
The lava Dead-Inrk.

DEs MONIES, Ia, Feb. IS The House
met and after reading % Fridays Jour
nal bslloting was taken up and proceed
ed quietly The vote stood: Hamilton
SO: Wilson. SS: after FIVE ballots tho
House adjourned tai $50 Monday after
noon
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

Loose's Rod Clover Pile Remedy. "a
a positive specific for all forms Of the
disease. Bind, Bleeding, Itching. IN
ccsated, and Pr0truding Piles-Price
5oc. For sale by White 4 White drug
gists, Morton House block.
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OVER 200 SLAVES PERISH.
A Dhov Blown Up During Mwsngs's
Struggle for the Ugsna, Throne.

struggle Tor the tgsnss Throne.
TANZIBAR, Feb 15-In his struggle
for the recovery of the throne of Uganda
Mwsnga was assisted by Europeans.
There was very severe lighting. King
kdena's force was annihilated, few
Arabs escaping the subsequent masss-
ere. During the battle dhcw on the
lake, conveying some Arab chiefs with
munitions, was blown UP and a. on
board perished- In the dhow were
twelve Arab chiefs and 200 fighting
slaves. The battle occurred at the
capital of Uganda Only three Arabs
escaped. The victims include members
Of most Of the leading Zanzibar fam
lies. 1t is not Known who were the
Europeans who aided Nwanga, hut IL is
surmised that they belonged TO Jack
sons and Gedges caravans
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
FURNITURE STORED.

pADCLIFF HOLT. general vsrchousemen.
II ~ III South Division Ct. store bou~etrid
goods ~ low rates, packing and NOV g
promptly ATTENDED 20 by tsiephoniuF 10. e)a
isr i-ei
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

WoRKINGNES unite III trades unions,
fedcrations of labor and other combi-
nations for mutual benefit and protec-
ton. Now what IS the American pro-
lection system but a great trades
union' It's design IS 10 let Americans
manufacture for Americans. Every
article of manufacture imported de-
priyes American artisans of so much
work. II one man can buy An imported
article cheaper than domestic article,
10 can only be at the expense of his
neighbor who Is manufacturing the
same at home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

W0Ve CWv Foo, the Chinese news
paper reporter. vas assaulted bv Wong
HocS ln .-aa.of l9 Nott-st. on Thurs
day hecsuse WorE Cam Foo had been
writing NJ the fan-an dens OF China
town" How naturally the "heathen
Chinee" takes to civilization when he
gets over herrf
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

GFNFRtt ~HrFstV IS rcportcd % have
sad that there viii BE- another civl wsr
n the United states during The genera
ton ~ the reporter - whom ne vss
taking. u hs prophecy vas only be-
licvsd. What p shedding Of ornamental
III tarY et-s t1ere would 10.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
CROZIER Il CUTLEB'S
7 RIAL ESIATE DFrhRTMENT
r. cABWELL, HANAeER.
" ettoD Building, , tsusl-sf

=. J.. tABWLLl, HANAeIh.
Weston Binding. u Csnsl-st
SOUTH GRAND RAPIDS Lot. Tor sale on
- essT - Tmeuts. near union depot % fHo
lfadIrg rai FaFs. fne place FIR hons sell
fof go 30 Ss'o-are $50 per io. cheaper than
suT other sufNr0sl lots q eausl location
good place Tor moderate investment g i0tt
CO tie pat Bev sold Cal On CrozirT 4 CHt-
icr real estate osDsTth7e -. y esion bulitine
Sla0O VIZ bgy fuf modem residence gn
; tp'N Cherry nesr HerTy st. F. y shog; 2 -
. rad down. bslsnes car - psie - per
month GTnKisr Cutters reaI estate depart
rrert ~ esfor bidding
slS00 Buvs hoass snf lrf ~ @hffd0r-sf
: &pVR urrfh ~ " - ffF ave. fff fr uuref
vak trru MrrrQe g. 8relIre fraz. er lat
fr's -eaI @V-sfe feuf~r-re rf. ~ eeter 80 nE
s94no WIr taks the hesuflfr ps~ roae~n
=" J'' room On eiitnF corner btnifr sHf
s..-.&...... & -. -,
STnRF BrILDTNe Win su'tes ro0frs
- shrrs. on Asaisen-aVt- - 20 soa f9r
aef ~ rf rrsr geo 70 narraIr. ffr7irr
-fisr rss frs-s sepsrtHsst. p ssfer buis
TX
SPRING ~TPEFT Hr8w for 90. 's11 rs
q ~r 80 500 ahenr rr srr+srr~f frr u--.er
n-0n~rfv ~ f'rez8-- & fufisT real - ars re-
nsrfr.a- esfrr h~ rrr
i wr~FF lN Ghe Erelg nsr fsrtr~fre
l 'sEr -f-r - rs-e sr-se fus 49, rs--sra-fr =
.rssse - -rfss 80 frafsrFf far
4~srr Par ~ r~f aarrr. CrHffr ff s
-psf ~sfsfs fsrs-fr7sft Nssfef f-isfrf
Gf-Qn Ts~ra ~ ? s-~re. 1lf ~rr- f~e~ 1-r
= - W. raessssf usss go htrf 81 ~
srehsret ~ f~nEsr1F Sc f~er'rr
"a. e. sf@ sfrs-fr.ert -st-r 1-Sr2
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

Asy sasssriber 20 THE TELEGRAM
nERAID -ho fails 60 receive ths pap.
regularly OF sbs nay have r~.soa %
ssaaPiaiH or late delivery, ~tn confer .
special favor 81 Informing this once sf
tbe tat eacs. ssaa pSst@l card or eel
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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
NUGNUMP rFnIGREF.

We arc solemnly assured that "there
IS no new thing under the sum-" and
every day we find vcrihcsuons of the
truth OF the assertion. IL has been
understood that tho mugwump is
freak 81 modern American politics,
but such Is not the case. The mug
wump comes from an ancient, if not
An honorable, parentaCe. Tho earliest
historical mention Of mUgwump oc-
ours IN the letter unto the Angel of the
Church of tho Laodlceans, as follows:
II know thy works, that thou art
neither cold nor hot: | would thou
vert cold or hot. So then, because
thou art lukewarm, and neither cold
nor hot, l will spue thee out of my
mouth"
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
KEAI ESTATE CITY

Ala IL - III
E0kfA GeEvs 81 Woaa l.na ter S&ls ohe&r
outy - niles fEem the eats. II teAe .
lyt - exchange. T. !. fEutih.
E<k SALE-SFoQaa hoose stone fouu a4fieas
hard aae sofl water. New sroolc hou>f.
st21s i3G2aAtssE Ncll -toc&too c&a b0s tAe1
To- 'e>S noa taea la rs Sprtl& tef -l4a cASS
Apply IL NoHree-st 4
SECTkE Ihis desirable dwelling ReNs NtthiR
a ta uiHuLes N4ik at posi- -erscf Teni 2Dly
- Fss month the HelshboThoo~ - s-lstls
J. =. fEoAla.
x48O 40 RCNS . ACkks q eeoo lana
ttoSsNV II IA this cSunty = miles tfalE
tnis clty VIII ao * plai i2r ieiS q Alssat ~
years thls IL bargain. lutue hros, ofrS
ATeS1e. -
LNR SALE Bay q home before fhe Spras
rise NJ prices u roam h0uSt 81 PARIS sci
college a. - a. gaaoeEn improvements KAra
gra4e1 4u1 so1doa aud concrete NSlks al loF
$50. ~ 80 pcE I1oRtE Io0M house o. Maa-
isou-4Re. ne@r kiftk. s4S&, - a. per month.
t1arles " Tufts. Iafts a kachsEsns Ian
once, Lsdy4rc 0look. lluf
w HAVE A NEW HOUSE reads Tor you
Ael ual buy cheaper BON than sou ever
Sa1 @eain - oar Division 81 fheTg -. er
hislt a ward ff.atsi prices alh sUrels advance
lA the spring. bay BON 2DG save money
tii.Se aiid terms 10 St1lt you- IGEBer Car
roli Ne~ heuSemAn building alf
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
MAGNETIC healing and clsirvoysni siitings.
VI 3r Ottawa-si.; cable and Caual-st. cars
convenient ~ J. Erpn

kfessR9F-s HORSES wintered IN box stalls Al
3tfeS Al N crate rates. in charge Of care
II ~ ful men and fed good timothy hay.
f{&SpE Inquire al ONCE of Anti-ksisoniue
z asA Az& Com pany. or telephone NV resi-
dence. 5lL Horses delivered 10 and from the
farm. VI. i. Church. Dotf
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

\VANTfD-lype writer. IN good order. any
w standard make; cash II \ bargain or
will rent. Address "Typewriler. Box 5. Tel
esram- Herald. 4.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

EOR RENT store and basement on Cherry
> ST. three suites 81 living rooms above.
kinSey A Mercer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

IN0MAN'S HOSPIThls-Christian Rome for
W ladies; quiet and private. ladies board
cd before and during connncment, IS years
experience; terms reasonable. Mrs Dr.
Dutton. p North Lane ave. .Grano kapids,
Mich. g. lmo
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
ron SALE MISCELLANEOUS

EOR SALE AT BAkGAIS-fwo poules
hay and black. weight ~ pounds each
well broke to harness single ana aouble. af
excellent saddle ponies. Nogie maze ! hne
milk team. 4 double harness gees With the
sale. Apply d. n. Amberg IS snd D. Peaf 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
REAL ssIAFE-oOukrgY.

lAANIkb-he Mould like 10 sec IhS sssn
"po wants = nrSI class farm for taIy
pfopeFty. Ne have several and Ne wtli Eise .
man Nho means b4siUrSS frsf class deal Ne
Nlsi gite liberal discount Tor cash. hroOks
A bruoAS - ahd a new Ho0seRlAn alack 4e
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

kNkfA kcEcs 81 Naaa l@Es teE s&ls oke4r
ouix - miles fEsm the eats. D ~ teke .
igi - exchange. j. = fFugln.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

MORTGAGES and land contracts bought
II Joseph ii. Martin, 50 Canal 81. s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

4 GOOD tenant with no children would Ike
= to rent house Of six or seven rooms iu
eastern part Of city near cable Csr line 10 pos
sioie rrH; must be reasonable. Address Bus
mess. Box :. This Office. o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

EoR kkNI Seven room house on nomeave. .
} and one on h ooolan- 4re. $40. kiuses 4
Mercer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

E'Ok ktN1-,oi Aorth 4 l'nion ST.. good house
and barn. 81. per mouth. kinsey A MeTcrr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
l W- cLosrERHorsE. dealer in r.nl -.

! W. CLOSTERH0USE dealer IN real estate.
'' personal property and loans, houses
rented and rents collected. have "a large list
Of desirable houses ana lots and vacant lots
on Fulton. Fountain. Cherry and nearly all
desirable streets, also large liSl oi EoOd
farms IN all directions for sale or exchange
very cheap. Call and look ny isl over before
buying once rooms No. l. Cana 90. Iele-
phone No. IS T6
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be tbs
largest Of All Michigan Dslhes Ex-
cept These OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
WAETED-To RENT.

\XANTED-One or two nice furnished rooms
" with modern imUroyeWe ut~. ih private
house. within three minutes walk Of post
ofice hy single gentleman. Address y. y.
EoN 3. lcieZra Herald. a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

TOR SALE thoroughbred English pug pup
pies for sale. six weeks old. Inquire 10
Monroe st. n noor. Saf6
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

E0R SALE-sman general stock Tor sale
cheap. sell UT rent store. ksaS D. Tor seil-
ing poor health. Address locA box g. LEROY.
Mich. 5.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

THE American card game Presidents.
l. Price . cents. Jhis game Is rapidly taking
the place of pedro and euchre for al pTOgres-
sive card parties and in order that u ,0Ey Be
popular IN price rs we'll as iu public favor We
have issued specis advertising edition AZ /,
cents. This edition iS as perfect snd com
plete as the t0ccnt edition. but somewhat
cheaper. Presidents Is indorsed by minis
ters teachers aud everyone IL Is entirely
different from the commonplace games usually
offered. IL offers the most opportunities for
Sklliful plays and is the most scientific and
Interesting Of all games. Agents cSn MAKE
money. Exclusive agency given. Lester Payne
4 Co. Battle Greek. Mich. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

Eaitsa Srsas 5ss0sts, Prompt ara Ear'y
Csissrs. Al ths Lossi ss-.. and ths
oisassss sns Nsst Plainly Printsd P4pss
FuhHshss Ia 0f4nd 7api1s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
FOR RBET-HOUSBs,

EoR EENT-A house Of rooms. one Of
rooms one of D. aud ore ~ % and rooms
aH on good location. Within 5 minutes walk
of sweet S iiote.: reut from e % sis. inquire
Of =. W. Barnard. IS Alle1-st, corner Mi.
ernOn. 27tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

100 Doses one Dollar
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clans say that he is also injured internally,
and his chances for recovery are slight.
Adick has only been i'm the country few
weeks and was stopping at the American
Hotel. corner OF Van Buren, and Franklin
streets. Thursday night, while strolling
about the South Side he was accOsted by
Sadie Carr and Kate Washington, who live
at $50 sherman street. He accompanied
them TO their rooms. He started to leave
and they urged him to remain. and gave him
some drinks which, IL Is said were drugged.
Becoming alarmed Adick arose 10 60, and
both women grabbed him and threw him TO
the floor. He broke from them and made
for the door, only to find ii locked A des-
perate fight followed. In which the two
women were moro than a match for the UNI
sophisticated German. Ii was At this june
ture that he thought OF escape by the win
klw.
The women. Carr and Washington. were
arrested and lodged at the Armory station
20 await the result of Adlck's injuries
The above is a clipping from a recent
issue of one of me metropolitan daily
papers of Chicago.
To the person who makes practice
of reading the local criminal happenings
of great city items like this, though
often darker and more revolving, are as
commonplace as the weather report or
the promises OF cleaner streets.
While almost no end Of Chicago's own
citizens fall easy victims TO the wiles of
the "sircn" and the tricks and devices of
"bunkO-stecrcrs, 4" "mock auctioneers."
"snide advertisers" and the small army
of other dcpraycd people "who live by
their wits" il is the "countrymen" 20
whom they look for their real harvest.
This is not because the farmers and
residents of small towns and villages
lack the intelligence or caution of their
moro favored "city cousins" but results
from want Of experience and conse-
quent ignorance Of the "ways of the
world, " particularly those "ways which
are dark, and tricks which are vain"
Besides, that very caution which leads
the country visitor 10 carry his "roll"
pinned up in the inside pocket OF his
vest, and to regard everybody and every
thing with suspicion and distrust. places
him In greater danger, since once thrown
OFF his guard and his confidence gained
he is glad TO have found, in what he has
been led 10 regard as a city of sharpers,
one straightforward, honorable man, in
consequence of which disarming Of his
suspicious he is the more easily worked"
"Thc good man is from home; he has
gone on a long journey"
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PARSON ARNEY NOT AFRAID
He Thinks His Explanation Will he Salts
factory 10 tho Conference.

The Rev j. w. Arney, Of Saranac.
who is TO be hauled over the Goals and
probably disciplined TO the extent of be-
ing asked 10 choose between the horses
he loves SO we'll and his pulpit, has been
interviewed by correspondent He was
clad i'm overallS, attending 10 the shooting
of one of his fiers. He is intelligent,
well educated. and earnest; his single
failing, if failing it be, is his fondness
for horses. He talked about as follows:
Il 90 not expect | shall have any Sc
rious difficulty at the conference. L
shall make any necessary explanations
that may be- asked for, but shall not go
out of my way in the least to- apologize
or attempt a vindication. | have done
nothing wrong. and | am perfectly will
ing 10 abide by the result | am conf
dent that my explanation will be salts
factory, and that the report of the
investigating committee will be salts
factory. / am not sorry for anything /
have done, have not a single regret. and
have not allowed the matter to disturb
my slumbcrs
Mr.. Arney's parishioners sanction his
cause. and declare thciY intention OF
standing by him. He also says that in
the event Of the worst happening the
conference can only suspend him. "The
church cannot dictate To me what | shall
do and what 1 shall not do beyond a
certain limit. If see fit To give another
horse race in the future that is my affair,
and | do not concedc that the church has
any right 10 interfere with me SO long as
l serve my people acceptably as pastor"
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These words, quoted by chat wise
King. Dan Solomon" in his wise and
warning proverbs, are as current now as
when thousands OF years ago, they were
used To beguile into evil courses the young
and unwary men Of far-off Judea.
He who listens To them, and listening
believes, often finds that the "long Jour
ney" has extended no farther than 90 the
corner saloon. and that "the good man"
frequently returns at almost inOpportune
times in frenzy OF jealous rage, which
nothing but money, and a liberal portion
OF IL, can alloy.
"Havc they found the woman" This
question which originated with an
ancient philosopher, who was asked 70
unravel the mystery OF a dark crime, has
assumed the form Of a proverb, and is
propOundcd whenever a well-masked
murder, or other fragrant breach OF the
law, occurs.
In her normal condition and proper
sphere, for purer and more honorable
than her complement" the "lord Of
creation" woman, when once degraded,
sails like Lucifer," and renders probable
the conjecture that one OF her sex may
be found connected with the greater part
Of ali sensational tragedies.
"The queen OF diamondsl That means
money. Your fortune will be made by a
blonde woman, young and beautiful. "
These words may be spoken Of as the
~opening lines" OF tragedy enacted In
Chicago some two years ago. The press
st the timo treated IL as a most accepta-
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mono than one-half OF II had been divided
by the blonde woman and Madame Row
Salty.
Six weeks later the tragedy closed in
the "private residence" where the blonde
lady had rooms.
"Wheat went down three cents to-day, "
announced Fellows. "My margins were
swept away and was unable 10 replace
the money / have taken from my en-
ployers! A warrant is out for my arrest"
$50 you'roruined?" she retorted.
utterly; in pocket and soull Lend
me 81, 200 to make good my shortages!
You have IL, I'm sure"
Sand You may be equally sure that /
shall keep IL! l have no use for ruined
man! Out Of my sight"
There was a flash, report, fall, and
the victim of mingled plot and passion
had paid his shortage" with his life.
Under another name, French one
this time, "the seventh daughter" still
plies her nefarious calling, with the "dia-
mond woman" as her accomplish.
Women and wine, game and deceit,
Make the wealth small, the want goat.
Some years ago murder occurred at
the Palmer House, in which the four ele-
ments OF this "old rhyme" were all con-
spicuously present. Unlike the case of
John Fellows. that of Charlie Stiles was
fully investigated and the smallest de-
tails published at the time.
Stiles was calling clerk for the Board
Of Trade, position which yielded him q
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MIssIssIPPPS CONVENTION.
floods Of Amendments Ofiered-Qualif-
cations for Electors.
jackson Miss dispatch. ]


The Constitutional Convention met at
$3.50 p. m. and under the call Of counties,
which is the regular order for Tuesdays
and Fridays, a flood of amendments
and resolutions were submitted and re-
ferred 10 appropriate committees. Among
others were the following: By Mr..
Marette, of Marshall County, TO insert
into the constitution the following words
under the section bill of rights: "Ihis
State shall ever remain a member of
the American Union, and the people
thereof are a part Of the American
nation, and all attempts 10 dissolve the
said union shall be resisted with tho
whole power of the State" Mr.. Dab
ney, of Warren County, offered a pre-
amble and resolution touching the
fifteenth amendment. The preamble re-
cites that the black and white races are
hOpelessly antagonistic on political queS-
tons, and that the safety of the state
demands white supremacy. Three dele
gates offered resolutions providing that
no member of the convention shall De
eligible TO a State or national Office for
asperiod of three years Immediately fol-
lowing the adoption of the constitution.
These were referred without action.
The report Of the subcommittee ON
franchise, which was printed to-day,
does not materially differ from the Ian
guage of the provisions telegraphed
last night. The qualifications which are
to become operative Jan. 1. 1896, are:
l. Every qualified elector shall be able
to read any article of the constitution Of
this State; or (2) he shall be able TO I'M
derstand the same when read To him; or
(3) he shall own in his own right and
shall have paid taxes on property of tho
assessed value Of 500 for the fiscal year
next preceding his registration. Soldiers
of either army, who served honorably
during the late war, shall be exempt from
the property or educational qualifca-
tiOns. No legislation need be expected
of the convention until the committee ONT
elective franchise has submitted its re-
port. The present indications are that
the convention will be in session until
Oct
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The latter made responsive sign and
glided down the long stairway.
Five minutes later John Follows was
walking down the street toward the
business center of the city.
He was newcomer TO Chicago. Two
months before he had arrived in the
Garden City bringing $1,000 in cash and
letters which had secured him a good
position in the Office of a LaSalle street
broker.
"Swindled again." muttercd he, paus-
ing on the third crossing, and looking in
vain for the promised "blondo woman. /"
am two dollars out, and I'm glad of it,
for hate women, anyway"
Just then lady dressed in deepest
black, and closely yelled. emerged from
jewelry store and walked west. AS
she passed him something fell from the
folds of her dress TO the sidewalk. 1t
proved TO be a small iewelcase, which
the young man secured and then darted
after her.
"Beg your pardon" said he, raising
his hat and offering the case.
THANK you, sir: very much"
As she spoke she put aside her veil
and disclosed fair face and an abund-
ance of blonde hair
The young man fairly recoiled, so in
tense was his surprise at the fulfllment
of the prophecy.
A conversation ensucd in which she in