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THE CELEBRA TgD


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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
TRIsITY'S NEW DEPARTURE.
IL All Stick, IL Now Has Nine
Vestrymen.
A FURRY at the Parish Meeting over the
Pastors Conduct on Easter-An
Indignant farishioner.

Two parish meetings OF Trinity
Church were held last evening. The
first was in pursuance Of a call contain
ing a proposal 10 increase the number
OF yesuymen from five to nine. This
action was taken, and the meeting ad-
journed sine die.
Directly after the adjournment Of
the called meeting, the regular annual
Easter Monday meeting was held 10
elect vestrymen for the ensuing year.
The following named gentlemen were
elected: VIM. +. Innes, VIM. Cox, Jr.,
Mr.. Teel, Edward Fletcher, Thomas
Fnant, c. Peeps, Remey Jareo, An
drew Johnston, Mr.. Lockwood. Mr..
Johnson declined 10 serve, and the
chair ruled that such declination was
out of order.
William Stuart rose TO a question OF
privilege, and asked PERMISSION 70 eX-
plain the sudden withdrawal OF himself
and family from church on Easter
morning. He stated that the manner
OF conducting some portions OF the ser-
wee were not accordant with his views,
and that he was not wiling 10 permit
his boys TO continue in the choir il the
acting pastor persisted in putting q red
garment on the cross bearer. But he
had yielded this objection ID the inter
est of harmony, but afterwards
learned that the pastor intended to
march the choir around on the outside
of the church on Easter morning. lie
determined that if this were the inten-
ton not to permit his boys TO take part
in it. Accordingly, he stated to Rev.
Hr. Johnston, just before the service,
what be designed TO do, and asked the
pastor if il was the intention TO march the
choir ontslde. The reply was that he
had once thought Of doing so, but had
changed his mind. This was satisfac-
tory 10 Mr.. Stuart, and he took his
seat in the congregation. But when he
saw the choir coming in from the out
side, he felt that Mr.. Johnston had
done a most reprehensible thing, 10
take his boys in a march that the
pastor had promised should not take
place, and thus deceive him. He theie-
fore left the church at once, and
thought it due to the parish that he
should explain his conduct. There was
much warm talk between the pastor
and Mr.. Stuart, but no reconciliation
occurred.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
A VERY CLOSE CALL
II We Had Had Four or Fys
Thousand More Votes
yIsreRI WOULD FAVE DEN OURS.
Tssasy-EhEs- nsadrsd us.ia HAVE
E4Easa the scale Bat It wssid Hare
Iaksn $500 80 Bs2Eea Khsa
as Badly 80 they s>~s Ca

The Eesult OF the election yesterday
shows quite stampede, but not oeea-
stoned, as some imagine, ey any par
SECULAR nominee. Four Of the Demo
rate candidates received very large
naj0ntles, which are significant and
may be quoted. Edwin +. Uhl for
mayor, majority 2, ,lSsi John 7. Holmes
for police justice, majority 22l5; ChAs.
:. Wilson for marshal. majority ,, ,ll6.
Thomas Walsh, on the Republican
ticket for justice OF the peace, came the
nearest % pulling through, but was de-
feated by plurality Of 500. The result
shows that il was no one mans election,
but a genuine Democratic victory. The
Democrats have elected nine of the
twelve aldermen voted for, SpIoul of
the second, Tateum of the Third, and
stokes OF the Sixth being the only Re
publlcans who pulled through. The
Tenth ward, which was counted upon
As being Republican, elected two DEM
0crats 20 represent il. The complexion
81 the new council will be thirteen
democrats 10 seven Republicans, four
Republicans holding over. The follow
ing table shows the vote cast for the
city ticket and msjorities:
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
LACES. ETC.

BLdck EyounclRQ Laces.
La T0sca LgccS.
Fish Net.
Van Dixie Points.
DT0peTy Net
4 oeTy J0rge assoTtmenf a.
Nedfcf and T0Tchou J0ccs.
Inst receiOed. az cJeQouf lime
Of Hesl Goods va Pins. Hair
Pins. C0mbs and Ear Drops.
" haze m0HV reTu VretfV
Aorolfies. such as Van Dyke
Points ~ cold md SUUey: also
Bands and Maroon EdginQ.
Van Dyke P05nfs ~ al the de-
siraJJe coI0riHGs and gci0ths.
BJ0ck Prints in J0rtcfM
L0dfes acW 0pp7oct0fe our
plovofBUCFLESin cold,
OJd SiJ0er and Pcgu. ia beau
tJm sfyleg.
IN GIRDLBS. me h0te Mcm
gound and a0f, va all the sprin1
sh0deF.
Olfr 0sF0rfmenf n JET Trim
mfugs Is fne. IVs h01e them
fn The finest qu0Lftg fn
EIk and I1ors 0ls0 PA 70
Crochef and Jet mfUed, fnbLacl
and c0l0Ys
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
THE PLUMBERS STRIKE
Il Practically Settled. and work VIII BE
Resumed.

CHICAGO, April The arbitration
committees appointed by the strikers
and master plumbers held four-hourS
conference TINS afternoon and, Il "a
understood, practically fixed up mat
ters 80 that the thousand men on a
strike may go 10 work t0morrOv OF
"Wednesday At the Attest. The terms Of
settlements we're not made public to.
night. but it e understood that the
terms accepted by the men are conSd-
ersbiy less than those At first demanded.
Sn return for which the masters vii
aooEsh the class system among the
worklnEu1en.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
OUTSIDE ELECTIONS
Grand Haven Fights II Out On
Water Questions
The PATRONS OF INDUSTRY wlKE UP
Some Rep9blie~E Victories ssns Dem
ocrattc Successes ana ssnas at2es
ResulIs-Nokes froEa the Up
per Peninsula

sss. ssx< - NtNtstss se<sNs
GRASD HAVEN, Mich, April THE
election here turned on the water
works question alone. The new water
works proposition, as represented oy
Dwight Cutler, won victory over rs
OppOuent under the lead OF Thomas
w. KIRBY. Both candidates for mayor
were Republicans Cutters majority
IS 224 Tne following officers were
elected: Treasurer, Jacob Nanderyeeni
aldermen, r. VI. Dennis, Sherman II.
Boylt, C. Bos, John Vaupell; superyis-
0rs, William shutter, c. stuyenlng
The above was the new water works
ticket
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
Solon and Nelson.

tSD0svSS - ySNS1ass-NysNNN-
CEDAR SPRINGS, Mich, April The
Republicans gained big victory today
The entire ticket in Scion was elected
as follows: Supervisor. E. c. Wood
worth; Clerk, +. ). Rose; Treasurer
NJ. G. Peter; Justice of the Peace, T.
III. Rose, four years; W. J. McHattie
three years; Z. F. Gardner, one year
Board of Review, Peter Hanno, J. c.
Chapman; Consta5les, Frank Whit
acre, J. Fairbrothers, NJ. NJ. Gardner,
Vim. Davis.
Fred Hubbard, of Nelson, was elect
ed supervisor of his town by 267 ma
jority, and with only three exception:
the entire Republican ticket got there.
The fusion farmers ticket claims F.
Furner for clerk, and the Democrats
Hughey for commissioner of highways.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
TABLE LINENS AND NAP
kTNS.

Huck, DGmusk and Turkish
To1oeLs. from &c 10 ) so
4 F'uU Lime Of Roma,
Square and OJIoEg Dogties.
Special attention IS oiCeu 10
Plain, Striped and Pl0ld Whae
GOODS. N0iuSo0k and L0fcrg,
FTench A0inyook, EgYptiQn
DimifH, WuIIs. otc.
Heaestitch Apr0n L01ons, b5
inches, IS one Of our great
SpecjaLties.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
THE WATERWAY.
A Conference With the Board of En-.
gineers to be Held.


WAsHISGToS, April THE Secretary
Of War has directed Col. Ludlow to go
to New York TO confer with the Board
of Engineers, officers appointed TO con-
slider the improvement of Grand river.
lie will take with him the surveys and
all the papers IN relation to the matter
and explain to the board the necessity
Of work being undertaken. He will
have to combat previous reports made
against the work, but II is believed that
the last survey sets forth the merits Of
the case so clearly that It will be no
trouble for him 20 DO so.
Mr.. Cutcheon has recommended F.
o. Peck to he postmaster at Ferry,
OCeaua county.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

Two Old men named II. and n. ?
Penion net at the union depot satur-
day nIEht- The men were brothers
and had not seen each other for twenty
years. Their meeting vas most affec-
tonste. They put their arms around
ssch others neck ard hogged ard
Sssed. csrresse1 s02i isucasf and
erred MANY of tne bysfande-s were
uuch affected hy the szhk Both we're
Old s1d Erlnk.ea sze gray.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
sparta.

SPARTA, Mich. April THE Repub-
licans and Prohibitionists shared the
victory here. The Republicans elected
were: Clerk, F. G. Richards; Treasurer,
K. A. Hastings; Justices of the Peace,
Shepard NJ. Cummings, Clarence d.
Brown, -- Acherton; Highway Com
missioner, Andrew c. Johnson; School
Inspector, c. L. Martindale; Board of
Review, A. Johnson. Orrin +. Wright;
Constables. A. NJ. Underhiu, Charles
Ernst, A. II. Whitney. The Prohibition
lists elected: Supervisor, III. &. Roberts;
Drain Commissioner, John Gillian; Con-
stable, A. j. Place.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

s-~es@s>s - ySAN.Ass-s -stAA4s-
AAs2UETTEs Mich, April There
vas a big Republican victory in tins
elEy and judicial circuit The DeHo-
cratic Candidates for the mayorSlsy
and circuit judgeshlp Wegs oyerwhelm-
lngly defeated.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
Greenvfile.

'.N4'Hts
GREENvILLE, Mich, April With
the exception Of treasurer and one
alderman, Greenviile elects the whole
Republican ticket.
The township OF Boomer, Montcalm
county, has gone Democratic by an
average majority OF p.
The township of Home has gone
Democratic by a large majority.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
IsIapamfD0


tts.ssNs - Ttt FtNtaNNa-tt
IsHrEMTSG, Mich, April I'm the
election today John W. Stone, Of
Houghton, for circuit Judge, had no
opposition. The city officers elected
are: Chas. II. Hall, mayor; Andrew
Sandberg, recorder: Joseph Whinnen,
treasurer; G. Melby, justice. The cleo
ton was not held on party lines, except
by the ProhibitOnists, who ran a straight
ticket without electing a candidate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
ICELAND.

An Oid-F Fashioned Republican Victory
Won There.
tHsAsssst NtAS-sASstssNN-
ICELAND, Mich, April THE cleo
ton here was Republican victory, the
majorities ranging from so TO 100
A local board of the National Building
and Loan Association was organized
here today as follows: President, Will
liam Wicker; vice-president, Henry De
Kruis, Jr.; secretary, Isaac Verlee;
treasurer, Peter Brusee; attorney, c.
Van Loo; board of appraisers, Il. j.
Mclaughlin, III. j. De Walk, III. Ellen
thall.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
Ala Townshfa

sss4sss>. " Vt.sssss - 49,
ADA, April This township went
Democratic on al Offices except nigh
way commissioner, by al average u Is
laslority.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

- ..fTs =. - TF.Es-Ssssssss
HOLLAND, Mich.. Apr The Re
p1balcsns elect mayor. clerk. sopeTv1 sor.
rlarsnsl. treasure and one J8s'fce.
Ire foslon7s elect ore 57sff7e, 10
scaool inspectors and four aldermen
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
MUSENENIS.
occurred

The Schubert Company, one Of the
Oldest, strongest and most prosperous
musical societies in Grand Rapids, came
forward at Powers Grand last evening
in opera and, judged solely from an
amateur standpoint, gave a creditabfe
presentation of Balfe's old and familiar
bohemian Girl" The attendance was
scarcely commensurate with the object
of the performance, or the effort OF
the singers. As was expected the
Schuberts were at best in ensemble
work. The choruses were rendere d
with precision, confidence and at times
with spirit and vigor. The orchestra
ton was all that could be desired and
was ably directed by A. II. Morehead.
Musically the presentation was elev ated
above the average attempts Of travelling
opera companies. OF course there were
the usual bitches which are inevitable at
a first night and required exertlon OF
a demOnstrative nature on the part OF
Director Morenead to keep the musl-
Clans and vocalists from getting apart.
of manner that gives him the carriage
and appearance of veteran on the
stage. He sang Arnheim with NICE
modulatiOn. and added not little 70
the value of his effort by manifestlng
ability TO comprehend what acting was
essential to the rounding out OF the
characters. John Kroner. whose sweet
tenor is always pleasing, got along
l A 4 t,rf
Robinson give DevilshOOt with II OF
the conventional business though
| the prompter tried to play the par Tor
| MIN IN the third act. Phn Miller was
! seen as FlOrensteln, while Arthur KrO-
mer and George McInnes cared for the
| Gvpsy and Captain respectively. Mrs.
! Carl Nichols was an attractive airline,
and sang With pleasing sweetness, her
tones being full and clear. There =
much that u delicate and dainty IN
touch and shade demanded Of
/ the artist who attempts tBIs
/ character and Mrs Nicnols met the de-
mands n~such way a. - Iesve a most
gratifying sense Of satisfaction and
/ pleasure n the minds Of the auditors.
/ Mrs. Campsu was the gypsy queen and
and Mrs Van Walton was ass Zned
I tails. but brief sliusion 70 those Rho
T took part-in 'That must be cbro1cled
T as one of the advanced events in the
local musical field. Tonight tie club
4 viii be more ~ ease ln the popular and
Jolly y kado," which VIII be g. Isl
costumed and rch p % picturesque
f furn shlugs and surroundings.
Considering the excitement % the
streets. the ATTENDANCE ~ Redmond g
{ isst evening vas eEpectedIv large.
. when TIE Ida Van Cortland company
+ Frzsa two weeks engagement. pre-
1 sentnE "Torget-01e not" 81 ss Van
/ C0rt and dasnIne and naughty mper-
I soustson of -teDhsne MohIrlvart. wss
seen here Ass season ard favorsbT
{ "a ssed aror ~ th4s lCarnai Mss an
. Corr ard was I1 At excellent mood
+ as even NJ, and hsr scnnE aroused
I considerable enthusiasm. Clarence p.
Holt. "a nsts king sn3 intel ger
sctc-. sfll cares for tie leads 70 tfas
/ comrary. Ibere we're sone new faces
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

FsslHfef = ~ Ttlt4RtF-sfRae
LUDISeroS. Mich, April The Pc
publicans elected Thomas Percy ss
mayor over II. 4. Scott by shout 4o0
majority. The Democrats get every
thing else except one supervisor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

tk>Ns~,>t - w Ne-NstAs etNANs
LAKEvIEw, Mich, April 7.--Lskeview
township, Aontcalm county, elected a
full Patron OF Industry ticket.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

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STANTON. Mich.. April The Demo.
Gratis elect Harlow Hove for mayor
and clerk. treasurer a1J one alderman.
The balance Of the successful tCket s
Republican.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
HE sPRCULATED

And Lost the sum Of se5o,ooo ia stock
Transactions
PHILADELPHIA, April &c. II Need
les, acting manager for S.stare a sons
SAYS be understands that the late man
ager, Hlger, speculsted Ia stock and
lost probably $3.50. 600 Mr. HllgeT died
or typhoid fever after f0rtnight's III
ness.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

II the cast. and the organization 4
neAs0rabss stronger than Defore- The
cA2r&cters were samUAbly dressed, ana
the stage setting reflected credit on
those entrusted WITH rs care. TINS
afternoon snd evening the company
vi present ~Queena, and tomorrow
evening the well known play tsken
from Nllk,e Collins story, entitled
The New Ma sd&lsn"
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
The ward Tickets.

The details on supervisors, aldermen,
etc, in the different wards IS given
below.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

T--t--F~e =. ~ ~ sest~-sf.s.s
Css-ADE, Apr Henry Pr1stoT.
kep.s Fss elected s1pervlsoT, sDo tae
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

rees 0f the Republican ticket 6y major
lnss ranging froa 70 70 50.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
REPORTED CYCLONE.
said TO Have Blown Away an Illinois
Town.

MIsNEAPoIs, April "A special 10
the Tribune from Burlington, Iowa,
sent at II O'Clock tonight, says 1T -
reported here that ProphetstoWn, H.,
was blown away tonight by cyclone.
All wires are down, anu DO particulars
can be obtained.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

There was a large attendance al
Smiths Opera House last evening.
The blll offered this week Is 3 good Que,
aud embraces many very interesting
spaclalties The SHOW should be seen.
Usual natlnees.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
Caledonia.

thsIGs,~t 70 ySNysN.s-stN,ls
CALEDONIA, Mich, April THE Re-
publicans and Democrats divided the
honors here. The following are the
Republicans elected and their nlaiori-
ties: Supervisor, A. w. Crow, 5; Treas
urer, VI. c. Spalding, Al; Highway
Commissioner, George E. Brown, 49,;
Drain Commissioner, f. w. Rubs, 81;
School Inspector, NJ. r. Shiffier, II;
Board of Review. II. Fairchild, II;
John A. Rogers, II; Constables, Frank
Rathbun 81, John Carer 81, G. e..
Richards 81. The Democrats elected by
the majorities indicated the following:
Clerk, John Coldern, 27; Justice of the
Peace, John McWain, 9; Constable,
Richard Beazer, 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
FIRST WARD.

fLE~I WARD
Supervisor - Heudrikus LepDink,
T.. first precinct $50, second pre-
circt $50. total 92s, Horny Bouw-
nlcester, D.. first precinct 81 ,
second precinct 33l, total 70S; Ko-
uing. F.. frat precinct >. second pre-
c'gct -, total 34i Lsppink plurality.
go
Alderman - Charles p. Neahr. R.,
first precinct 403. second precinct 265,
total 66s. Ed. r. stein, D., first precinct
526. second precinct 49,, total 1853;
Ames. r. first precinct :, second pre-
C,nct %, total 81; stems plurality,
295.
Collector 3. Kimm, r., first pre-
Ciuct 30I second precinct 2l5, total SIS:
De JAEGER. r., first precinct 627, second
precinct 4s7. total liza. Redman, p,
frst precinct z, second precinct 20, total
S6. he Jsger's plurality, SOS
Constable. G.. Ptxins, r, fret pre-
cinct 4s7. second precinct 3l2. total
30. KearneY. r., first precinct 40. sec
ond precinct SS3, total s23, DAILY. T. .
first precinct 20. second precinct 81, to-
al IS. Kearuey's plurality. "A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
Howard city,

txsNsssNS 70 Nst ytAtt,AN-sSNNNs.
HOWARD CITY, Mich, April The
contest in the township of Reynolds
was mainly between the Republicans
and the Patrons of Industry. The Re-
publican ticket was generally elected
by majorities ranging fran 10 to l23, as
follows: Supervisor, Solomon Lisk,
clerk. Sidney c. Pullock; school in
spector, Austin Barber; commissioners
of highways, James III. Kit. Also a
justice of the peace and member of the
Board of Review for one year. The
Patrons of Industry elect two consta-
bles, member of the Board of Review
for two years, and o. j. Knapp, treas
urer.