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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

The Police Commissioners yesterday awarded fw"
cGutr,ct, fer ,al!o'- boxes ~ be nScd at the election
Tdwar. IcIr.in : 10 make 1000 ballot hoA"~ Tor
,hn hail II, 10 be voted Each box f. II BE- mad" ~
,.b 11xl1N9 n,hcs with front and rear sides "i
and with Il ,l,.Iuy Top and hasp for padlock. and
,.,u a., II 80 II! ". smith 4 S~rI are 10 make
I 600 white wood l"N"> f.. ul!NOcd ballots ~ g"
81 - each. I.c lie OF each Box l. I" ne -'A-'N'7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

Genera, John y. Knapp. chairman Of The krlh'h-
,;can STATE Committee. has returned 10 New YORK ana
cxccpt for DAY or two will remain here hIrhc VI"
rest Of the campaign. he will look carefully after
fine Assembly and Congress elections. THO F"p'"'
lean state Headquarters in the fhh Avenue ho'''
will lie opened the last Of THIS week
Edward Murphy IT,, the chairman OF 'hc Dr"o
a,, -,,o ,,r,mi,-ro /, cxpcctcd to be IN he CITY
In A DAY or two. When h" comes the DcNi"'d'c
STATE IIcsdduart"r- will lie opened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
THANKING CONGRESSMAN SANFORD.

Amsterdam ~ y. oct. Sprciah.-Th" Mann
fac,urcr, Executive Committee of Fulton Comfy ms
nassIi a resolution indor>ng the policy o! Congressman
John Sanfo:y OF the XXth District, and has gratefully
rendered him thanks for his shill and energy for
his constant watchfnc>S Of their interests and me
industry IN which they and 10000 people arr engaged
Inn, securing to them All opening for new brdlrh OF
business the making II women gloves, IRON "hlel'
they have been heretofore dcmrrd by foreign c"mpe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
BOSrQy APTTLLERYNEy ~ PHILADELPHIA

P.haholphri. oct. The Ancient and Honorable
Artillery Company Of Boston arrive cd here this morning
from .Icr."v civ. They ~ the station by
f'ur ,"'nptn"S "f the I'd REGIMENT. National ''nard,
AID company from ~" 1t Regiment. Despite
-" fact thai y dr"uc.ing rain Wa falling shot
stree, parade given. Tonight tho company. fol.
l"Ving it. ancient custom II bong the "nf"riaineS
~ the cirio- II visits. gave banquet al The Con-
al Iia.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
yEly LOriTION Far 4 HOSPiTAL

Long I,ranch. y. j.. oct : 'Hp"inir-Dr' = u.
,,u,, ,rc,,dcut OF the Monmouth Memorial Hospital
,,,, .c day purchased nm behalf 81 the 80
lat, ,h, Central Hotel aud two acre, oi Gr.ind AL
,,.cnt Tie hospital val b" removed ~ SOL" a.
,.lbc from 1t, present temporary quarters I" IT. "
iou, The hotel building. which Is IN perfect repair
"a. purchased at cost Of %ej.joo. Of which sun H.
Percy Dobbn,. the owner: gave r"ooo ald ms Part
,er &; LOEB, 900 The principal portion 81 me
,vrch,,. money VA, raised by snhscrpton me
tuild,uc +; opio,te the Sew l@r'ey Central La'ro VI
IL -ri,.rr slAtlOlI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
EXTRA SESSION Talk L. OHIO

Cincinnati. oct The call bv Governor campbell"
FOR an extra session Of tr Legislature 10 ahc action
tow arrl aboslug the Board VI Improvement, u this
city causes much comment here II /, said that
l!r." 81 the mcDbcrL-Kcrprr, Eli on and DunllanI
offered 10 reign to-day II the other two would, bat
Mc,>r. IrMnclM and Montgomery refused. The s'ua,
ton affords opportunity for cndlr>, conjecture ~, TO
the effect II the extra Session upon the coming cleo
tiOu,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

afternoon nominated its candidate for Member OK
Assembly Lewis varncy lawyer OF Saratoga springs
Five candidates were presented for nomination and
Varney was chosen on the tenth ballot His nominar
ton was then made unanimous. As Narney is not
identified with any OF the warning political factions
his nomination IS looked upon by Republicans In gen
crsl strong II i believer tha ~" WIN nav ~
di,,cn!tv in defeating his probable political opponent
b. Frank ". lNyce Who II is expected VIII be noln
mated by the Democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
,ovv r1rCrrONS N COYNrCTIC'r1'

Irortf.d Conn. oct -Oh' i'll returns from the
town elections In tOnncr;lrr come in slowly. These
arc ~ a large degree lr'al contests. and are often
,oor. personal afIl domestic i..n POLITICAL though the
rcsnI I. AWAY, lOOkrl for With Interest % 10
towns al present reported, iOi;y nine elect E"pnb
I,rnu Town CLERKS and Boards Of >clcrfncn thirty
nine ~ Democratic and tW"aty.tw are divided. Last
,cnr tho>c .Hmc towns -iO'sl hny.twO Republican.
ihi,ty.twu Democratic aid twenty >iX divided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

tale him into their counscls Other SPEAKERS Of the
u. President Colvn Of tho Harlem Republican Club;
Cau,an W. c. Rcddy and President T. C. Campbell Who
introduced resolution which adopted. deciats'C tho
club to ST. n2y IN favor Of straight R"pibi'can
nunic.pal ticket but at the same time rlcdgng tho
sustain tho Republican County Convention III what
ever action IL might take to overthrow corrupt rule In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
ARRESTED FOR KILLING HIS SOY.

,;lAne Fall. " T.. Oct. " ricrc news ~ another
IRA -cdy I'm Warren County has reached here. IL Is
ported thar Franklin colts and his >nn Charles. AGED
,iyc~n of W,ru,urs. visited The Ln1ernc Fair iii.
last week IN August Colts returned alone. sayi That
rhe boy had gone Fort Edward To- WORK lie bronshs
hack the bows old cothins hoosisainei and dirty u
lc washed. Nothing further being heard OF The son
..arch wa. made with the result ot finding the dead
,,iy 81 Charles under the barn last night. II is said
that the father has been arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
B1STON CHAMBER or cyNNERCE ELECTION

Boston. oc: The annual election Of officers of
IN" Boston Chamber of Commerce to-day resulted az
follows, President. A,dcn >pcarc vce president. Leon
Arb q. Iurl ham: treasurer. Frederick I. Cheney:
,"'rtarv. William Herbert Pearson directors for tlre
wars ,rui," ~ llli-pl Henry kilton, &. H. Wade
and ucOrg, T.. Mt'.'ll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
TtIE or STRAIGHT TICKET

Word ont last night that The leaders ~ the
Business Mems Republican Organization had decided to cal
a convention be held in Turn Hall. In East FOnr:s St
tomorrow night. This convention j. expected TO pass it
sout,ons In favor Of straight Republican ch"t and ad
lonrn until either Saturday MoadaY night, when a
ticket Will be nominated. IL SAID last nrht that ten
cral Daniel Bueriield had consented " accept The noha
for Mayor and that % T. 7 Shepard would be oncd
Me nomination for Shorty n Coroner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
rur UiZIVG CASE AT ANNAPOLIS

Aru,uo,. Nd. cot. 7.-~uprrirr"ndcni INihian la ;
.,,,,, IN, charge, a.a.n,, Nayal Cadet T. Il. amp
,.u NJ Wyouiug u third ,a's nan. for ha|ihi 'nd't
r. Iaut Of Prnue, wanna foH:th lass man. IL
hcc,me evident during the colrt-martial that several
dot. ,y.,,. a, guilty amphc but IL The charges
rains, th.r could not be Sustained. tapnl" Pvth'ah
thought 1t only fair 10 put them all ON the sane too,
ther privilege two months IN the charge OK being
,,re,,ut during ll.7inE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
,.ou1s1Se TO SUPPORT THE TICKET.

At . meeting Of the Hamilton Republican Club held
last evening on interesting address made by James IL
Chsllss Republican ponhce for SUPREME QUIT '"cgr
:, ulo,ids Among other things Judge Chall'n >pId
lint the day OF force and violence had passed in "
south bat that what once accomplished by uho'r
means vss by fraud vt the Laot'boS II" re-
fcred " the great success a'tndn. the formation q" IL"
rb,ican leagues In Florida. and said that Republic an
oh. came r. the South and openly declared himself a.
such WAS more rc,p~ted and trusted than Northern
Democrat vas even by his own party. who would never
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
BEDrESr TO AMHERST COLLEGE.

Worcr,trr Mass, Oct. The will II =. E. New.
ton Of tin, city, was admitted 10 probate to-day.
The bulk Of the property. amounting 10 s'oNo. -
h.,urai led to Amherst ioll"s" a permanent en-.
dow mont Ia tne pr,f->-r> chair. vh ii by Richard
H. Mafhrr, TINT oi t,Yrch and arr Of sculpture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

william y. C,uldwrll presided al the DeAi"iau'
Convention of the MYTH Congress District lF'h N"~
tcrday in White Plains When the 'r!"UtillS OF ih"
TamEa,v and Comfy democracy delegates -! tt'
EElNth Assembly Di>tri1 wcr" handed IN. the con
vrn;ion r,>n,vcd admit both factions a'd permit
each 10 have half vi" in the c"nv'nti"n IN
senate: Nc~n. Of Sing sing. nominated calvin Frost.
OF Pcclshl. For nr-rc>>'naiI. VI. !. Dill"n Of Now
Rochelle named the pc>"'t incumbent. WIZ
IAN q. >'.hHeck"r 81 Ipuk"r-, did ''!'
vel Mooney named colonel +. j. Wool 4"
The Twenty fourth Wad Of Ncw-IOrk city
The sixteen delegates in tAc ii and I'D Wc'ic"~'cr
districts favored the rclomn?'i,n Of Congressman
stahlacckcr With ono exception. The Tammany Hal!
and County Democracy delegates cast ci-t ballots
f,r COLONEL WU,: and th" III W'>ch"-tcr District
DELEGATES cast their clcht votes fox Calvin frrt.
When aiotNc! i,ati Wa ttl"i ia" TininduN lit d"'
oa,c. ra,i in IL I1lr~>'iiu Sia'li!"t h"r.
,aliirg h. total "!.i ~. GU molten o. e. >'la'"r
Nelson tho Io,lnaii'a va mad unani;n"i!-. When
,l ~, ut NJ, aiuonuccd. cXi;"c.,'cr j. g. Nll"r aud
>on;iN r. g. >r-iirm"v offered - lri lrI T. that
1hc EcI,uhlIcau .OHiucc. MIR. CchIO't. al >Sg sing.
WORLD defeat him AZ tE" polls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
nrvocpATs 1NDORsE JUDGE HAIGIIT.

Buffalo, y. Y. oct '.-lhe Democratic convention
81. ,no Win Judiral District to-day ndor>cd the
nomu,tion Of Judge Albert lIaisht for the supreme
Cwrt made BY the Republicans. The Endorsement OF
Judge IIght wa mad a. ",mrn Compliment 'or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
PRIMARIES rs CAPE NAY COUNTY.

cape Nay. v T.. 0tt. ,>pcclal. The primaries OF
bVh the E"pThlicnn aad Dcno, ratio parties were.
held throughout Cap" NV County Ia night. The
Republican and 'ratlc Conventions meet AT Cape
Va, COi:t Unl,r SAiliIIaN. T.r lrpl.cln dclrEatr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
ALARGE REGISTRATION IN BROOKLYN.
NEARLY AS MANY NAMTS RECORDED AS IN THE
LAST PRESIDENTIAL YEAR.

The results Of the first day of registration IN brooh
lvn showed total Of j2.1Gt names recorded. TINS
show. an increase Of 1919 over the CORE spending
dav last wear. when there va. more interest III the
election and only 961 less than The first day OF tn"
Presidential election year two years ago. The annexed
table gives comparison Of tie registration Yesterday
with fhn first duVs rcrist rau In previous wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
,.,rxcE r LEXOW FOR CONGRESS

M,ad,e,own. ~ Y. oct The Republicans ol the
xyth Congress District TO day nominated Clarence +.
80, % Docklond Comfy. The present Congress
-, Noses ID Stiver,, came before the convention
and declined denomination before ballot was taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
DEMOCRATS NAME \ STATE SENATOR.

susnurhanna Penn. oct THE 'mocratc con
,rcnce Of the NXNlh S"pao9ial District to dav
nominated James Rooucv, Of SuSuuclanna COUNTY. Tor
state senator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

Assembly district conventions Of County Democrats
| were held la.t evening to make nomnGons but wer'
generally I'd oirn.d until saturday Monday. In th~
Let Assembly, District par.ck NcCunyc was nominated
| for the Assembly, aud Mchat! tai'ion Tor Alderman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
prpI-pI1C<N HARMONY ~ BALTIMORE.

baltimore oct 1.-THE Henderson wing Of the E'
publican party held primaries last evening and rh"c
candidates for the nch Of tho Citv tincl All
Of these, except the F1r-t and Eleventh W"rT' car
did,trs have been accepted by the "ohlcd EudnliH
wing II is agreed that there VIII be uhity III INC
On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

chances are pretty good. Icrfimev County ha, now
Democratic Member Of Assembly. but this fall we ca
pcct TO send Republican, OtNego. think. VIII also
send Republican representatives,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

arc generally in favor Of F. Cole for denomination for
.,o Asscmblv. land tho Democrats will probably
uoG i e. Miller eNircsidcnt Of the Cape
MAY City Council. TIC primaries passed. Oh I'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7-RcprcSenatvc Richard Nanx
hss accepted the nomination rendered him by the ci'l
yen NJ the IlId Conversational District. lie Will run
,.i,., william NcAlc"r. the regular Democratic NOM
irrs The Republicans nave not named candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
THE REGISTRATION IN THIS CITY.
LARGE GAIN OVER OTHER YEARS OF I.oC'
ELECTIONS

Following are tho returns by Assembly districts 1t
the registration in this city Yesterday compared with
those Of the first day Of registration in each OF tIc
wears 1887. 1853 and 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

An opportunity To purchase new designs In ~ ENI
Tri;f. offered At FLlNr'S l4th.at and 8th.xya
They selling new goods " lcss than manufacturers
prlcce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

a, 90 $40 sl3 si5. si1. 80. 81. go. 'aSoks
ora fow OF those extraordinary tslpes Nv
SSse. which Bruncr Moore Co.. West A''~'~'
auidkly 6bposne a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
To opEv TIE POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS.

To.,,s - 5o7N 3GJ71 1871 1920 81 or
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-20

sac as - Is trade, slEs lt must - re-
L2ef1ssreo that eomputeK w1o :
caYaEls - psssAg tie examination =
PROBABLY a college ulAD ard Z lot =
gTAduzts of ~osae GllFers.Ey, LAs ~ any
rate gwen year " study - - g. NJ
2 ln1se4f for the 9osl ton. some PAGES
IA tns Government service egaifius
technical trslnlng and hlga attain
ments 0ter a. a. inducemeuL CON-
peussIl0n az the start OF ouly 50 =
month"; snd 6 taxes = pretty good
cOnsputeT 10 ngure Out nov IL ls
goDg - i've ca Il4t. IL : con
.tautly remarked that the sal4ries
pad ~ government officials are irregu-
lar and l4cx uniformity. some men
wno 90 comparatively httle "ofG are
very well paid for g. while Others who
have u work very much harder DO not
receive a. large salaries A striking H.
lusITauOn Of thls vas the case Of Judge
Maynard, ClevelAEd's second comp
tFOlier OF tie treasury. The Othce u
comptroller = very responsible one
and the duties are very arduous. lhe
salary Is 5000 a year When Secretary
Manning resigned and Mr.. Falrchlld Dc
came secretary OF the treasury Judge
Maynard va made assistant secretary, 4,
and although the once VAS promo
ton MS salary vas reduced 500, as by
law the salary OF the assistant secret&-
rles OF the treasury Is $500. The posi-
ton OF assistant secretary Is fully as re-
spOnslDle "a that Of the comptroller,
aud a. the assistant secretary may at
any time become the acting secretary
or the treasury, the anomaly IS pre-
seuted OF a subordinate receiving a
greater salary than his superior. There
are many other instances OF the same
kind 10 be found IN all OF the depart
ments. A. NJ. l..
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-20
THE CITY STREETS
Their Improvement is the Present
Bone OF Contention
STRONG OPPOSITION 10 AN PAVING
Alderman Turner Makes . sPlsAaie
sPsseh 0a the Paving aaesuSS' @Ha
scores some Hard nits 20 the Great
Satisfaction OF the Audience

The council meeting Was vel attend
ed last evening, Alderman ODOnnell
being the only member absent. The
only lobbyists present were few shell
don-st- citizens, bat large number Of
interested spectators sat behind the rail-
ing.
The first communication presented
was one from the German schutLen So
ciety The Common Council were IN
yted 10 attend the Schutzen fest 10
be held on Walker-aye. next Monday.
The invitation WAS accepted.
The residents OF Sweetest. protested
against any change being made n the
grade lne, as their houses had all been
built 10 conform 10 the present grade.
Charles Woodward declined the Office
Of building Inspector, and his COM
municauon was received and placed on
file.
The Automatic Drinking Fountain
Company, asked permission to erect
fountains for furnishing mineral water
to the public. The fountains VIII give
down glass of iced mineral water
upon dropping penny IN the slot. The
request WAS referred 10 the Committee
ON Health.
White, Friant & Lettelher submitted
another plan for their building 10 be
erected adjacent TO their factory on
Canal-st.
Margaret Schurr and others, residents
of Mecnanic-st., protested against a
sewer being placed IN the street. The
protest was received and placed on file.
The bids on TIE buildings condemned
by the city for the opening of Cass-st.
were opened and read by the clerk.
The bids were referred TO the Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
The city comptroller report showed
the bills presented TO the city during
the past week to have been S4547 90. 1t
was ratified and confirmed.
The assistant city attorney recon-
mended that section | of the ordinance
referring to sidewalks be so amended
as to prohibit persons from painting or
paStlng advertisements on the SIDE
walks of the city.
| He recommended also that section S
Of the ordinance referring to nuisances
be so amended that boys under the age
of seventeen be prohibited from fire.
quenung pool rooms, unless accom-
| panied by parent or guardian.
The communication was referred TO
! the Committee on Ordinances.
The Common Council was invited TO
attend the annual display of the police
! and fire department. to be held on May
"a. and the invitation was accepted.
The petition for the grading and
! gravellng of South Lafayette-st. wa:
reported upon fayorably by the Com
mlttee on Streets.
The committee TO whom was referred
| the remonstrance of certain Sheldon-st
residents against the paving of thai
street with asphalt, reported in favor Oi
granting the prayer of the petitioners.
/ 1t was signed by Aldermen Doyle, Stein
/ Stokes and Iateum.
Alderman Doyle moved the adoption
of the report. Alderman YereX moved
as an amendment TO lay on the table
for Oneweek. Theamendment was lost
Alderman Yerex then submitted &
minority report which stated that q
frontage of 100 feet was favorable tC
! the petition when it was presented
The committee was in favor of putting
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-20
THE DETROIT STRIKE.
The Contractors' Association Said to BE
willing to Arbitrate.

The Contractors' Association Said to BE
willing to Arbitrate.
DETROIT, Mich, May ls.-If commit
teeman Schoenrock. of the strike com
mittee is not mistaken, w. G. Vinton
wants settlement OF the strike by ar
bitratiOn between the strikers and the
Contractors Association. Schoenrock,
who IS an old employe of Mr.. Vinton,
reported to the cOmmitte that his old
boss in n conversation SAID that If the
committee wanted = conference they
could have 1t any time by making APP
plicatiOn for il. Mr.. VlntOn did not
say that the ASSOCIATION desired 4 con
ference, however. On the strength of
this report c.. F. A. Allen, of the arbi-
tratiOn committee addressed a note to-
day TO Mr.. NIntOn 10 be laId before to-
nights meeting of the association ask
ing TOR a meeting, when and wherever
It may be desired, between the carpen-
tiers and contractors, for the purpose OF
adjusting the difficulties that exist be
tween them.
There are no indications this after
noon that a settlement will be arrived
at.
Sunday was quiet day among the
strikers, the suggested demonstration
having been gwen up for more ap
proDrlate day. 4 contribution of SO
was received by Secretary Harley from
the WyandOtte ship builders, one of S75
from the Typographical Union and an
other Of 81 from r. A. Wilbur. The
Contractors Association meet at the
Builders Exchange tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-20
MIGRATING MICHICANDERS.
Grand Rapids, Jackson and Ionia
Men at Washington.
By Prompt work Representative Clutch
con Eorestails Post NEE Fights
in His BailiwiCk

txs-sN,t u Hss vt.t1N.s-stN,Is-
WASHINGTON, May l9.-On the recon-
mendation of Mr.. Cutcheon, John K.
Beagle has been appointed postmaster
at Springdale, and James II. Anderson
at Denver, Newaygo county.
DR.. Long, medical superintendent of
the Asylum TO- Insane Criminals at
Ionia, is here.
VI. B. Church spent the day in Wash
ington on his way TO New York.
Warden Hatch, of the Jackson State
Prison, passed through Washington thi:
morning on his way home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-20
ABOUT ADvERTIsING.

Ispsce M quite valuable would increase our
advertising sometimes feel many people not
fully aware of advantage they would trad
ing
less bargains IN each
departments deeply Impressed Win
the many advantages have ia trading with
Keeping, resident buyer the New York mar
alert watching closely the sUcsns
many importers and oobers who obliged
Cash and being always ready and attend
closing bankrupt stocks constantly supplied
with thousands Of Dry Goods be found
elsewhere city.
SPRING d COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-20
SWIPED THE GOLD.
How Two Miners Prepared for a Return
90 England

~, .as,s - 80 VzltsaNs -.s,NNa.
IsHPEMSG, Mich, May 1S.-Heury
Varkow and son, William, miners en-
ployed at the Michigan gold mine. quit
work Saturday and announced their
intention of going home 70 England.
Their trunks were searched tonight,
and over five thousand dollars worth
o5 gold was found concealed. II u
thought this is but oneout OF a score OF
similar cases.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-20
TIRED OF LIFE.

A Pereheron Horse breeder Hangs Him
self in HE Barn.
LANSING, Mich, May l9. George
Hall, of Bath township, a well known
Percheron horse breeder, committed
suicide last night by hanging himself in
his barn. Hall was 50 years old and
leaves 4 widow and seven children.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-20
sTRANGLsD TO DEATH

1eseph Wrrrfft Feins th~ shades ~ th-
Erp~ R@nfr.
ArTtv. Mch. Nay ~ Joseph Wcr
ret. decorat7r and vaI parer dealer
s. years o'd. atranrIef hrrs sfif to dfsta
g th q rope tn.s mrrnna Merrff wss
a nrou rcrf srf h.aa|T respected rh
rrn art d DEGREES Mnerr
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-20

We selling those celebrated Sewing Machines
$3.50 and careful estimate Of the
antiy saved purchasers upwards OF iou
thousand dollars making the price machines
so every family in Michigan good Sewing
Machine warranted for five years.
SPRING & COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-20

LACEFLOUNCNGS AND DRAPERY NETS-Another new
invoice popular desirable goods just opened
sng Nets LaTosca, Vandyke Points Brussels Nets
Chany Flouncings, o. o. ST. $50 and upward
wiz from to o. inches, in black and cream.
SPRING d CONPAVT
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-20
AT WEST BAY CITY
= F.retrht Train Doe. Tp 81 Electric
street Car

WFsr BAY Cry. Mich, MAY IA
fire. 1ht tram on the Cincinnati. saginaw
q Nacsl1sw railroad struck an electric
street car tls morning. smashing one
end of The chr. Three passenger t1e
conductor sni motor tender on tre car
sere badly shaken uQ. tlt escaped
with q. Ent trg ses