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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23

FREDERICK ". CsTawTNs, sssistsn
city editor Of the Detroit Evening sun,
VAS shot by "a Italian fruit vendor and
may de. There s no doubt that that
particular Itslisr ought 70 Re hung,
but the sun Iudglgss n a very silly
scrsed ever nnurderous Italians con
tract labor, foreign INN grafton and
corporations n general. Why SnEle
cut that one particular lire of political
argument Why not say that, # Cr,m-
mins had not been Estle drunksr thar
usual, Re would not have got INTO AZ
alteration with the Ttsllsn, ard then
preach = temperance sermon. closing
With an Endorsement &C tas Prom binoa
platform
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23
WlNANS G OWENS,
8 and 4 Tower Block. Phone $40.
No. IS Pearl Street.
Grand Rapids. Mich.


NANTED-1Iaie Help-l bread baker.
w quartet singers. boys. porter. ! car
penter. ! furniture packer. men Tor general
labor. turner. carver. or = 10 learn trade.
] gardener; stiil want few canYassers for city
work. great inducements. 3 and Tower blk.
NANTED-Female Help-l2 girls Tor general
W Homework. small families. good waseSi @
Mattresses fo- city and out OF town places 2
good cooks. pastry cook. , lauUdrcs,ts. girls
10 20 IN country. kitchen girls. Ladies Par
Tors. and Tower block
EOR SALE-A nice store. cor. Of Gold and
Bridge-sts.. only s40)-lclts i0r So per
month. and Tower block.
TOR SALEOR ENCHANGE-2 grocery stock.
general stocks. drug stocks. % hare
ware. salOOnS-od reliable stands. factories.
Is furnished rooms oniy so. J secondhand
fur iture stock best locaiity in the city-only
500. lmil..nery stock 800. sell for slg0. bar
gain. % and Tower block.
WANTEU-To purchase a GOOD grocery
W stock in good locality. or Icat store for
same business. Sand Tower block.
E0R SALE-l0 acres. section -. township of
Georgetown. a miles $ W OF Grand Rapids,
acres OF nice orchard. price 500. and
Tower llocS.
EOK SALE-0nlv 800. 500 down. nice new
SrOom house. cor OF Buchanan and Kos
SITS. out ;. Division; new. cement cellar. and
everything convenient. and Tower block.
EOR SALE-SS00 stock wall paper. bazaar
goods and artists mater ais; one half OF
store could be used by miliner; new brick
store and nice locality. and Tower block.
EOR SALE story room house. near fair
gronnds-lOt 40xl-5-for $3.50; terms easy.
3 ana Tower block.
TOR SALE-GOod S-room house on Turner
Il ~. Tor $500: terms easy and Tower
block.
Tor SALE-Nice Sr0om house on TrOwbridge
Il 81. FOR $500. $50 down. balance on easy
terms. 3 aud Tower block.
TOR RENT-0ne-half of ia. on IniOn-st..
Il rent 81; ore STORY house OF Chares-si.
and one OF .amcs-st.. Sii each per month.
Large number IN various parts Of the city
from IS 20 SlO per month. sand 4 Tower block.
IIrANTEp-Tp purchase stock OF dry goods
W or general merchandise from 500 10
So 900. . and Tower block.
EOR SAIL Gice lots on Nadson-ave.. on
4 corner $3.50. inside Sl-Jj each. ! on Jam IS
St SsEN. sos. l,p fee on Brfge-sf. 80 per
foot. 10 o., OF Gieiugs' plat oIly S7vo ORTIZ
SlGfo. lots on Indiana 81. nice grove, on
Cass SOD. and Tower block.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23
OFFICIAL PAPER Or THE CITY.
KEPUBLlcAS CONGRESSIONAL CON
NESTtON.

Republican Congressional Convention Of
the filth Congressional District, 81 Michigan
viii Be- held al The circuit Court Rooms. IN the
ely OF lsrand Rapids. Michigan. on tuesday.
september =. $50. - J.. O'cioc6 a. m. tor the
%. pose OF nOminaf llg candidate Tor Repre-
sentative Ia Congress. aud the Transaction OF
s4ea Otles business a. BAY properly % con
sldsred.
According 20 rule heretofore adopted. the
seveFal counties OF the district viii be entitled
% t1c same number of delegates as ia the Re
publican state convention. Va.
Alielan ~
-
I0na .-
Ottawa --...- 10
b. order II the FIFTH District Republican
Congressional Committee.
DWIGHT 6Oc~. D. \. BLODGEII.
secretary Chairman.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23
rR0ZIER & CUTTERS
Real Estate Department.
3. CALDWELL. MANAGER.
ION DaildinK, ID Csnai-st

WANTED AND AT oNCE-ruYerr f0r ~
W lots. located GOA lT4Er and taluc '.sfs.
Parties wishing % build can secure q bargain.
Apply ~ Office for parts ulafs.
EgOR rALE-The four family faf locsfed IN
j 15s ". Bridge. wilf De- sold within the ncKt
% days 10 the higlesl bidder
FOR SALE or EASY TEKMS-We have SD
! houses almost ready f5f occupancy on uuf
South Crane Rapids faf prices low and terms
% suit They are ou high ground ofefiootiug
The whole cry and only short distance from
the new school house. Look an them before
buying.
VACANT business property Tor sale 80 n front
On corner Madison au0 han sIs- 30 feet
on north side 81 IS. Bridge-st. and west ~
-f0ckiuI-st
a ROOM house. <f9 Cherry ST. sf.f00. s-room
house. 1lN JeTefsl lave. ts53Hi room
house. cor. az Patton a. - ooolard ave tif91
Crozier Cutters Real Estate Department
Telephone "a.
EB. CALDWELL Manager
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23
80 .THsCKIEEKs.

Aay sabseF.ber 20 fAE TELEGRAM
herald whO fails 10 reesivs the paper
regularly, or ~ho olsy have reason 10
complain OF late delivery, will confer a
special favor b Informing this once OF
the fact a. once. send postal card or call
up tsle Rhoae 5Jt.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23


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- sees location faf ssf reason -
n iseafH ~ - pftefer fft l'H
fgatie f1e sU1lHt ~ q i.fe rhn
Eer saTF of frate ffff eoeE r. hae
T est alsrg vs fsrer ane fra~ rt
seorft
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f-rn M 1f FL H.faHfs re7tes or
fne f-a - erfena r. Hb ae ~ o
~ 81 49, rfis s9sf afeaiae feI sqlnt ls
fraH.
T HATE ftsf elsss rivers staek f91 SAFE ~
= frHHf
w4rr sfose. flf s~~es ~ h~s7v rrarifa ~
! en tfr ~ 81 trnfe spsrr fayr.eri f1esfa
: eeo1 hors th- f
zforFTT1 LnkN ef r en1 z - r=ft 81 sIff
~ eseet serrfs. Percy srTeer y fans
II Wild FfT rarfes vfsfiae - nsEs g.
J -eTsH e1fs n cs. atf .eek over nf -.
fart rE-fiss a.
PERCY SNYDER
- Canai.s
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23
.~AsEE LITERATURE F0s A.,

80 A1ersze4H Pr9'EsCsfsE FzBEFF zaesx-x
Il E.-les1szs1x : e--s1 azelr eeE8ss al 1 - =
1seIzaass.s- tasss sEe brsss-rec ~ 8 sIss
( -. saStaer II tae t2sefesl II fss.s.s-s
isaareEs. ~ zca-nts ~ kkltes<-1HsI me-
kaek >sGs - tasE serlss aupesls - sA4Se -
Fages = ses@zste a1@s.st1s<'s a. Eszessa = ~
cse4tztale feclssssssl sifas'les ~ pzss.s 80
- IL -. a11 ettsf 81 5 ----s-E-S s.gs - t.ss
lesseals ~ Pro a-f-issl.
A. slngie s1s ~ he sozt G. secein- e. .
eea1s Is 81 snls rEsefr = "a axse Lis.llE -
gsr.h assa 49, - seq fN,F 60 -
Aae ea-ss - "a - seot Tor !. ceslts cr
eny Twelve f0F - cshts. ~ 49, HVa for y
os1-s. qoz.sS .-.- e.-.e- ;! H.l-aosr.
wages. L.lrg az TAsir" 2 A EAals
e-@zA= Ats4-a1sss - : Pa. .ss Ea.1 -
las L&asa- ala a. .zs.lts a. Tie Css a
Sssl@ f-sI frlEs Ass4y. -SSl. Es.a-
Ec4n ~ D ErsLS5 ...- ........ -
sBasss FIelas.aaa s4.lls s-ns.i,.s a. q sss-
~. a. Loss frsles O. 49, 4 a. ss.arfa
t-sl.ss. s-lfsts res1.Iel teE ~ 4so-.e ~
the N-Afa Sass 49, Asisa-fs aaas
l-aa zCl-.l ~ taars Goa .tiisl. -l.s a.il9s.s-
st-s ille-t Z 4 2 e, iss tsflL." tIst
~ - -. - !. w.. -. >
Az.eEszls - Aasaas-stses - zee Iss5r
sla f-eGs.Tlrs q ~ tostxa sss-ss"
a. ..l.ss.ss N s1ss, ..ss = II j. - :
g. Sosas = ieAs "a tss ielia - a. o. ~
r-eghs fr8trcstss Tara IL kdyeatasss tor
he SS4ts-f y. 4. f-Qe 4Etss --........-.- SO
s. ltffrf--ia ss4-s.e - -
- sotscsloe - flce lrss4r-A s4lsioll-s4
hSs .sm- - = sts,-tsk. -.--.-......... -
le-@4 x Farmer sl1 IL lsE-1 - c. saos-ss
-, Ie-Laf 49,. -. -..-....--- -
IL. re. 1osa As -e--- seiiey." oEol-ss >.
A-i 4 2 --ss.t 40
lS-%HEQiy - fns rssit.sil's 4-~-- .g2as 2ss-
saEe-" r.. +. tJGatr. .-....s-s...-.
-" h3cfkiHsl - zaa .4s .r-.t .--....,..-
Ia .he vie > .esasllA. Sal 2us ie1c lEeHs-
trtcs D. Ar4A1o4a1 49, Ai.e-ls@l- a a.
vets ctrfrff. 1fet r.
Is >aat IL 0tIulgn, " lla A,li- .os .-...s.-. D..
~ - fipstess o. ols i-REafoa Years"
se-~s hs 1fi1 HoI Aas.@ hlzkhE 1-aI-s-. =
49, y. 2! Il isclL.. q Sltuil f.o-s-t4alists.
,.i-'' f-scieltlSli r.. u. ANaposs ........... 5
zl-',. l-.S - ta',r - Ansssis 10 Working
2s-~Ine Aae4iA a. v Ooi Industry" E.a Az
es-"v ssss and Cost u living b Nizir,rs. =
.'' ~ llltletl rull.s lAt.lsfrses '....-....
60 rEolt Ala - = - lZs ulet ....-.--.. e.
- ltefaeiiol aIu Tie , erEi.f.' selatCF p y
NtLA-4--s.-- r------r---- 81
Agricultural Depression" by j. T.
HOdge aud e. " OOa Davis Observation-Disclosures. u
Site SoutheraerS A4fiouai AleN of
Protection, Us Ln0cn LAsley, "a Tea
neSALr
9-"Iarir LEGISLATION from the Early DAYS
az Tine Government" by ali eA-conied-
crate ---...-..-- ..-.....-.---.--..-.
3-'Am,rican -ug@r Cu4ture.' by -naIor
4. = Padd0ck---..-....-..- d
Gl-~free Trade or ProtecuOn.' b-alnv
reply 10 Gladstone Observation-Disclosures. =
39-"Si eech OF lion. VIM. Mckinley. Jf.,
ou tie NeW tar!1 BIZ delivered Nay Z.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23

" MED few good agents for cifv can
~ ffes. ngs references reeuff1. Adams
i 5-e Fore sh ne House. r s. Division e.
WANTED-Fes = ~ city canrassars Az
" rlv af lt crrh bIfs8r-Ff.
AETEn-4g eHft go cuffs en fhlrfr drrs
" trrr H prTff s. f.rir ~pe.e. or 20 TfF.
fd1ress. wIfh stamp. 8arFIs & CO.. Hse,rf. = Isl
Egf 81
N-ANTE It-- c1atR f0~ fhe Hfsto-T e ftf -
" p.orsticBs ot DsraE Dee1s sna fsl
Act tTrwerts q efer eT age 81 Cu.tf s.i.f
ccgaf free. address .. =. browning z GO
70 edo. lhia. 1881
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23

The Soft gov of tie tea rose = -.
q'lirsd 81 ls6les who Use Pozonzl !
Complexion Powder. Try r.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23

kNk SALE sAlos beauiigai latz - Nfnrs-
- ia 80 eae1 81 eass telms i s.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23

THr Senatorial 4 spositon nov seems
e. oe 90 pat of. until a more couven-
tsnt season. the consideration Of the
Federal Election bib. Whether the
senatorial back bone VII Be any stlifsr
after election. rersaI IA % be sesr. A
good. ringing resolution incorporated
m Michgan's next Republican plat
form would help matters somewhat
Tt r. n be hoped thst The convention
next week vii sdort such . resolution.
THE state Of Mch gan. mindful al
his long ard enzNsnt services. sri
learn with sorrow Of Judge Chri-ffs--
cy's uCrta4 li-ness.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23

The TELEGRsN-HERALD has closed arrange
ments with the American Protective iariA
League. OF New York. by which We are IN
abied 10 furnish TO CUR readers any 81 these
documents al TIE same price YOU would nave
20 pay should N0u send 30 New lofA !or thsia-
We have the complete list now OF hand 1 ne
postage on a letter ana the trouble ol writing
can be saved by calling al this Office ana pay
inc only the retail price. Spend cents and
read Mekinley's speech in full
The TELEGRAM-H HERALD,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23

robe. haoA as ala "a tr bula.I elI ti.f.I
ture must De Sod al once. Call al a staie-sf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23

Circulation Guaranteed 20 BE the
Largest Of All Michigan Dailies Ex-
eept Those or Detroit.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23

United Press Reports. Prompt sns ssrir
Dsi1sr,. a. tns local News. ana tire
Cisaasst 4aa aost Pielsiy Printed Paper
Duallshsd ~ 0rand aaeias.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23
sITuaqIoNs WAITED rENLLE.

\NANTED-A position rs young lady as
W cOpyist. Address c. j. T., box 4. This
Office. 81
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23

NEANTED-positien IS drug clerk by mGr-
- Iied man Ie-lsler~e Gnd a grad uate, ten
years eXpefltates references given. L8ek
Boz 80, slld eKl.ie- NIch. 81
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23

EOR sAiE-StacF ~ wheat AID ost straa.
bargain for cash. Harrison wagou Rerks.
Telephone .al lIf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23
eITULrLlAs WANIIr-NALE.

NNANIED-Dy experienced mau. position a.
~ forcmaa Il furniture ffctoTy. nnisilnr
c. pa t.nelt. has ls-d ci aIte 90 tAat galat Isl
fur years aa4 undsr.lanes aA 1a.s 81 nnish-
.nE ANA iiucy Lnlsl-iuB. Direct FOREMAN. care
THIS paElg. .a
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23
WkrTED-R oARpERs.

WANTED oarGers So desirable private
" home board 81. two in = room. address
4 B. BOX g. 81
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23

ITAETTD-A place 20 20 Homework by
W competent girl. Inquire a. Htzems q
grocery. one blocA south o. Halls OF Grand
vile. ave. rs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23

fNh rat.f-AH uev lsfEe haass "a feffafe
stt-. NsarIf sufai lalea. and Norff Sf~s
ttvt tvt SEE i.ti etssi islEs laripl. aAil 81
t.-k taes.i, ~isalss Fsala ans hltg.stA, riA best
lreta> bathroom. hoi aEs Coi4 waiter al.sf1
g Ntiitebte4 tef $50 ias isft alone. 49, ra7l
AltHt fN tir crown 81 fhf terrace With lIaf
ktfH 81 the stiS. De- gsoIi t1s# IlaHde h hl
tttauu SIS afI
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23
FuRsITuRE Aap Pnsos sTaREp.

pADCLIFF 4 HOLT. general warehousfmrn.
IL az ~ South DiNision-st.. store pianos aud
furniture 80 low rates. cNpfTI packer aud
careful noters viii large vans" sent prompt
IS by teiephoninC 80. ~ aau ia
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23

th @-tt faeasaul uetfa1e- Sioue tutlli.
Ger. acsf strefi v&F. o.lg siss. AirA
tfets ofng staaf. is ..aai sl. -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23

fNA sAlk- Penn asR aNFfaaEs oa fne cs.
rtet. Vl easS lc7niss s.k sftEttnss ga
Ais'a.s =. ~. 4s.sl a4tsaQ9 81 cas-. silH IS 81
sacs NeiSiss haisa. en roalL lNttslaa.si
r. = rl.ti ft4fFsi
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23

WANTED position by lady a.
w Two years experience "a stenogTaply.
typewriuns. inya. cling and general Office WORK
iiIst-ciass ri Fences. Address r.. 10. - q.
. box. Sdrauac. Nicn. @3i
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23

k0A sAlk~oF ~lu tzrhange ser chicago
kseistIty H.9sl aaU t.i - taAE II ,.sa
s'is eli tecrsEst = & sNRlla|lss. 8 i.ate
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23

1 Nto zi% Ni.tcttf twelve lasnuEos Na'k
a lfen pewc-S (.Rera Aonse. sfroeI .-saass
SIS ~itgs ssaeels &la 81 &.f4ns&s .si .s1d
sltest els eeA Tvs ieil eF Qessn ESD So
sstta sA aseAths. 40 0iSco1at- 1atlit Aitss
essF 4geale-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23
FOR RBNT-ROOKs.

N-s ~-%<-t~ -'N~---f
L'OR RENT-Eleganf.y furnished rooms. II
North lonia-st.. opposite posl-ofncei Up
stairs. -
EOR RENT-Iurnished rooms IN the Vinegar
L block. corner south DIVISION and Cherry
ST. Mrs Z. d. Brock' Room y. 80
FOR RENT-Front rooms rooms FOR light
4 housekeeping and good sleeping room
furnished. & south Division ST.. room IL. -
EOR HENT-Fronf rooms. Rooms for liz
4 housekeeping and good sleeping To3n
furnished. = South Division 81, room u. =
TOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
housekeeping. On the ground fioor,w
modern improyem enis. Inquire ~ 81 b.
leitst., opposite south D.visi 5n-st school.
TOR RENT-Veiy desirable furnished or un-
J. furnished rooms from 81 . sd l.eI " eek !.
convenient iocatiO-. lnquir3 a. 54Larcisy 81.
FOR RENT floor front. 3 noo- and base
L ment, 10. Peari-st.. che3p 70 permanent
tenants. ISIulre Z. {. Ihwing, phone a..
TOR RENT-FuInished rooms. suitable for
two gentlemen. Inquire - hsnsofn-sf.
us q
TOR RFNF-Furnishea and UNFINISHED
L rooms at the brunswick. 46 South Division
ST. steam heated. Ms. Mc1ee. ll-ii
FOR RENT - Furnished and unfurnished
rooms. steam heated. al PARK Pace. Mrs
=. L. Smith. 35tit
FOR REET-EOUSEs.
FOR RENI-S,v house: nine rooms 81 per
u montI. 10 North Prospect Court. ne;
corner Lyon. Telephone 81. %
EOR RENT-hfter September !. house 10. Us
Barclay-sf.. opposite High school. fred
A. Maynard. J AID =. New housemsn Block
E0R RLNI-$ice place. or for sale cheap.
Inquire - u. Bridge. 81
TOR KFNT-Aew Sroon house centrally 10
cted. SO per month. Inquire a 0nca.
I4blS drug store. = Canal -. -
E0E RENT-llouse 81 ten rooms. with baln.
On rs est Leonard -. Inquire "a Harrison
Wagon Works Telephone a''- 1iii
IGOR RENT-Houses al e. &. 3. 8 and rooms
from - 10 sls. also suits OF rooms in TIE
New Carleton block on Mr.. kerron-st-. uoN
ready Tor occupancy. come and see them;
Can s'uf you al within minutes walk az
sweets Hotel. inquire 81 b. N. Barnard. -
Alien-si.. or 81 oilice. 90 NJ. Vernon 81. Iele-
phone ll57
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23

L0R RENT-Iurnished rooms Ia the Vinegar
Block. corner south Division and Cherry
81. Mrs. =. ID. BROCK, Room ~. 80
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23

WANTED-IWo OF three good mea % can
" va 4 Metropolitan Manufacturing Csla
pany. Lee Nflgtf. Aanasef. -t
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-23

NgAN1EEs- At oace. tsur gee4 eshines a'&s
W xrs ca IasV Nefa, sl4 NAf = t..tl g
steady gsup-oxfuf DAY 81 ii-ee nsFA. re
, 1890-05-15

MARION, Ind, May 5.-The third trial
of John Sage, charged with murder in
the first degree, was commenced in the
curcuit court here this afternoon, Judge
Monks, of Winchester, presiding. The
case is remarkable one, attended by
unusual and sensational features. The
oiiense for which Sage's neck Is now in
jeopardy was the murder of Harry
Albert Cunnington, at Hartford City,
on the 18th of June, 1852 The victim
was the 2-year-old illegitimate son of
Eliza Cunnington, handsome girl 10
years of age. For the second time Miss
Cunningham found herself in COM
promised condition with Sage the cause
OF II; and while this state OF affairs pre-.
vailed Harry Albert disappeared, and
John and Eliza were married. Three
days later the body of the child was
found in creek a mile from town, and
Sage and his wife were arrested for the
murder Once behind the prison bars
Mrr, Sage made u confession, assuming
the whole burden of guilt. she said she
drowned the child because IL threatened
to be "a bone of contention between her
ant. her husband, and that her disposal
OF II was entirely without his knowledge.
At the next term of court she entered a
plea of guilty to the charge OF murder
In the first degree, and was sentenced TO
the female reforrnatory at indianapolis
for life. Two years ago ] ohm, who desired
to marry another woman, made ap-
plication for a divorce. When the sum-
mons was served on the defendant in
prison the pent-up fires OF six years
broke forth In iury. The woman con-
Wet denounced her faithless husband as
an inconstant traitor, and charged him
with being equally guilty with herself
in the murder OF her child. Sho dis
closed that she had drowned the boy
npon her husbands procurement and
upon the threat shat ii she did not do IL,
nc would not marry her. she said that
upon his promise of loyalty and that hc
would use every effort 10 secure her
pardon, she assumed thg burden OF the
crime and its penalty and would have
quietly endured the ignorminy
until death but for his base act
of desertion. On the strength
of her testimony Sage was In
dicted and arrested. The case was sent
20 this place on a charge Of venue. Tho
first trial, a year ugolast March, resulted
In u conviction and Sage was sentenced
for life. The supreme court granted n
new trial OH the ground that the things
proved were not properly charged. The
second trial last December resulted In
disagreement of the Jury.
This afternoon was consumed In the
work of selecting jury. The special
venire of fifty men was exhausted, aud
another for forty more wss ordered.
Eminent counsel: are engaged on both
sides, ana a determined tight will be
made Tor and against the prisoner. The
trial will probably last u week.
, 1890-05-15
EVOLUTION OF THE HANSON.
IL Began ~ u Hackney Cosch In Lon
don In 1898.

IL Began a. 70 Hackney Cesch In Lon
don In 1898.
The fast times in which we live says
Murray's Magazine, hardly remember
that cabs, especially ransom cabs,
are almost a modern invention, and that
but u little while ago the London which
Is now served by about 1900 hackney
carriages was destitute of any at all. 1t
is true that the history Of public car
rages goes bsok very long way into
the remote distance. For instance, car
riages OF kind were to be hired In Rome
under the emperors. The word car
riage' is probably to be traced TO the
Latin carruca. During tie middle ages,
however they ceased to be used, for in
consequence of ieudal customs and
ieudaI authority they were prohibited as
being likely to cnervato men and render
them unit for military service. such
fear suggests u parallel between the old
and new way of training athletes.
The renaissance OF puulic carriages
may he dated from the reign of Louis
XIV, and was due at that time to u
certain Nicolas Sauvage, who, living at
tho sign of 81, Fiacrc in the Rue st.
Martin, gave the name ofhls dwelling TO
the modern French hacre. Oddly
enough. as it may seem, hackney
coaches were first established I'm London
in 1928 by retired sea captain named
Bailey, who was u man Of ingenious
mind aud enterprlsing. His vehicles
used to stand at the MAY Pole" in the
Strand, and numbered no more than
four. But they were found so con
vonient and were so patronIzed that they
grew rapidly. In 1877 there were tilty;
In 1859, 100; in 1854. 800, From time TO
time regulations were made limiting
their number; but US the French kings
could not stay the growth OF Paris, and
as Mrs Partington failed with tho
Atlantic, the tide OF hackney carriages
wis not TO be hindered. and, all laws
Notwithstanding, continued 10 how.
Yet. In spite OF the increase in the
number of these coaches, there was for n
long time little improvement In their
form. 1t was not until 1920 that the
French ''cabriolct de place" whence
comes our abbreviated and familiar
cab was introduced into England
from tho other sido of the channel. In
shape 1t was a kind of II hooded gig, and
allowed no more than ono passenger, us
the driver sat inside. But a change was
coming. In 1881 the gondola OF London,
the ha nsom cnp, was patented by Han
som. and by its great superiority II came
rapidly to the front.
In 1888 there were Z, ,3o6 hansoms and
4.Ol3 "growlors," or four wheelcrs, tech
nicaIly described by the police as clar-
cnees, and year by year they continue
10 increase.
, 1890-05-15
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN.
A Reduction OF One Point I'm tho
wheat Average.

WAsnrSoIoS, May i0.--The official
report of the condition of grain may
make reduction of one point In the
wheat average, being but 20. The rye
average is maintained, being $50. The
barley average Is s4.6.
The areas In which the oats wore not
severely frozen have increased during
the past month, while the other injuries
are shown to DO greater than the
appearances indicated. The heaviest
decline In condition appears In Indiana
and Illinois. In a part Of Ohio the con-
dition Is improved, while in the larger
part II decl lined causing n fall of i've
points for tho state. There Is u partial
recovery from the very low condition Of
April on the Pacific Coast, and an i'm
proyement in Kansas, Michigan, Ken
lucky, Tennessee and New York.
The average condition for the states of
principal production are as follows I;
New York, 0i; Pennsylvania, 90; Ohio.
s2i Michigan, %; Indiana. G8; Illinois,
Ga; Missouri, 81 Kansas, o.; California,
s2i Oregon, 03.
The reported progress Of spring plow-
ing and planting Indicates AIN average
state OF forwardness OF farm work. Is
evident that the depression In the prices
of corn and oats and other farm products
has not Affected tho wages OF agricultural
labor.