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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

HE fsLsh R@trl-ss Anxssasiy A~aItiaS
sszss Gsa4 er.aslsa

CaleAso. Dec. 5.-Iha Irlsh snxoys,
al 81 taem, aEs sElll ~ Chieaso, and
Ne iadieali0ss now are th4z tseY ~sli
fsAain hege sael the paTl Anasntafy
Party Ia Lansl3n has decided one
Na4 o. tas oihsf oa tie qees-
tleA ot leadership. They are
Boa hopeful that me atsned
Troubles c8a be asesEeds and that trey
Wi ~ abe ~ fesame their tour % as
eoaniFy a most isl lnJftant catiegfas
Nae recrissd - sne ensoys today tfvta
Alaez-4aa haopeF, proprietor e tae
Cork yailY Herald, and a poserfui eie-
nlssat q 80 a4Lion4iist councils. IL
W4s ~ tfe "a tt llat TIE dele
gauod need lot ia tie least
Tear tho the opinion Of Ireland
on the question AZ lssue. IL Nss desif-
able shat tne delegzti0n make further
e4pfssaian OK = Dpluion additional 20
tneir mahllesto of sunday last, Tor TIE
guldance 81 the people or Ireland. An
other dispatch Sas received shortly
afterwafd from the same source,
emphAsiAng tbe desirabiiity, not 10 say
the necessity OF another manifesto. The
members 0t the delegation, Harrington
included, were nuFriediy summoned 10
a conference. Their Deliberations oc-
copied nearly a. nour, and as an out
come William OEren was authorized
% reply. tie 4 .d 50 IA the following
words, I'VE have kept silence out of
respect % the deliberations OF our col
leagues, relying With confidence upon
Tie matured Judgements Of tne irish party
aud IRISH people. We ask you not 20
be misled BY any hasty or il-InfOFned
American teiegraHs. lt - our ludg-
ment that the sober opinion here IS
Overwhelmingly With ~, and Ne are
satisfied The daily papers OF the
United states, without exception, sup
port Us IN the belief that Giacstone's
bona fldea are unimperlshable, and that
dlsFupUOn Ol the liberal alliance means
destruction at the coming general elec-
ton. III the IRISH parliamentary party
comes 20 a prompt decision, u Is our
conviction that the Irish cause will oc-
cupy more impregnRble position than
ever. Harrington, it Is understood. +.
dissented from one OF sentences OF
this dispatch, and It was therefore
sent as an expression OF the opinion
OF Dillon, OBuen, Gln, OCOnuOr and
O'Sullivan. The delegation SAYS If an
amIcaole settlement of the present
trosbie 3 reached. they will resume
their tour OF the country. If, however,
Parneil. IN spite of his heroic stand. is
depOsed BY a majority, they Will, in
view OF the evident temper OF the
Irish element IN the United
States, 90 no farther. Dillon
and O'Brlen, replying tonight 10 a dis
patch from St. Louis, urging the en-
voys TO keep their engagement for sun
day might, said. tnat IN view OF the
present condition OF Irish affairs abroad
they did not consider Il desirable or
polite 10 participate IN any public gath
erings, and asked. fOr the good of the
cause, that the meeting IN question be
Indefinitely postponed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

rae ChisaRs ssks &aa Leek te@R@aT
ksliEss Ersa bsstn~ss.

CHIeAs9, Dee. A-ras directors q
the Chicago safe and Loek Company Of
whlea r. IL. Czmpoell mas pres1eAt
and financial hacker, decided - eloss
op lie business by placing 4 - tie
h4nts of an sssisnes, Clarence
l.. hurley, OF tie iaS BRA
NoFt0a. hurley 4 Howell. The assets
of tae concern are estimated IL !. &C.
GO. aud tie liabilities are Sofe 90,
showing the arm 10 be solvent The
direct cause 81 this step Nas camp
bells mysterious disappearance a
week ago, s.nce whicn lime 40 eies
Ia hIs whereabouts has s9esn
received. The directors deflded
that an assignment would Re The bat
plan OF settlement Tor All coneernea, /,
consequently tne contractors werenotl-
fed Coasiguments coming IN % tue
firm were stopped, and $50 employees
were paid of.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
A Servant Girls Crit.

Justice Hydorn rendered q decision
yesterday tending 10 show that servafii
girls have rights. Jennie Burton was
was about leaving the service Of
Mrs. Jennie Traverse, when she was
told that the breaking OF some crock
efy would have % be paid for. The
girls trunk was retained 70 enforce the
lady's demands. 4 replevln suit fol-
lowed. and the servant giIl vas gwen
judgment for sl2 and 81 costs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
Boat House Interest Waning.

President Chauncey, of the Owashta-
nong club, opines that the Reeds Lake
club house is no longer appreciated,
not being used by more than a score or
so of the members. He, therefore,
suggests that 1t is an expensive luxury,
which might best be eliminated, and
the cost of maintaining it devoted to
some more general purpose. Some
members propose to sell the clubs in
terest TO some one, and take the money
raised from its sale to form the nucleus
of fund TO buy a site for a handsome
modern club house for the club.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
THE STATE P. OF I
Is In Session Laying Plans for the Fu.
ture.

Is In Session Laying Plans for the Fu-
ture
GREENvIILE, Dec. 4.-The grand
board of the Patrons of Industry have
been in session here the past two days
considering the interests of the order.
Much important business has been
done. Committees were appointed to
prepare important bulls to be submitted
10 the next legislature covering all Ipst-
ters Ia the state platform, and resplu-
tons were adopted demanding ihde-
pendent political action by all mem
bers elected as patrons.
There is considerable talk of pushing
Richardson, of Ottawa county, rs the
Patron candidate for speaker of the
house, and a demand will be made for
control of some OF the important com
mIttees.
1t is understood the Patrons will fight
any move to favor the liquor or saloon
interest in this state.
A scheme is on foot for a mammoth
commercial union in opposition to
trusts. Some more general matters are
proposed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
The Union School Lyceum.

The Union School Lyceum held a de-
bate and entertainment last evening,
at the High school room. 1t was the
best yet gwen by the Lyceum. The
subject of the debate was: THAT Ma
poleon was Justified in Accepting the
Crown of France" The Affirmative
WAS taken by f.. Knox, +. Wheeler and
f. Howard; the negative 10y w. Land
man, II. Crow, Jr., and w. Clark. The
Judges decided III favor of the mega
tive. After the debate the following
program was carried out: Recitation,
Miss L. IRWIN; solo, Miss Newton; reci-
tation, Miss Winton: duet, Misses r.
Ross and +. Shackell. The recitation
by Miss Winton was especially line.
There were about one hundred people
preRent
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Editor-You offered yourself % my
iauRbter last night. y0u say.
S0nibb-Yes. sir.
"Dsd you compocs yourself for thas
OCCASION
Il did; yes, sir.
"You are sure vcs hadn't h-~n Ire
rounds, and declined with thanks several
timess7
Quite sure. ST
NY daughter found yos svzashi..
ai6 shs7-
''she accepted ne. YES, 81
"Wsll. = professional hr1nos3st q q
fr71ny u1sn for my dsurh.er = msrT-
sad yo1 have ruy blessing. Chsck VIII
follow s9on 7-Pack
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
Suing the Gate Company.

Luman Jenison has attached personal
property of the new Pneumatic Gate
Company, at Jenison, to the amount OF
$4,000. Loren NJ. Day has commenced
similar suit TO recover 800. while
Sproul & NcGurrin have garnishced
the G.. X. d !. for another account of
$500. Manager Mcdonald is in Chicago
raising money with which to pull
through tie embarrassment, but has
telegraphcd Mr.. Jenison that be would
soon return and settle. The factory is
idle at present.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Special 20 the TrLEG SAX -HEaALDs
EINnRA, M.ch., Dec. Winter seems
20 nave begun with this month. We
have now about SIX inches OF snow and
business is booming. Farmers are
happy over the high price of potatoes.
one man near town took $2l00 for his
crop, and many Of the small farms
have produced more hard cash for
their owners than they have made IN
the three preceding years. Mr.. Mosher,
who has been TO Orion and had a can
Ger removed from his face, has re-
turned, and feels that he is permanent
~ cured. The flesh IS healing nicely.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

The Lemon a wheeler Company. whole
sale Orooers, Incorporate.
The Lemon a Wheeler Company flec
ARTICLES Of association yesterday. The
firm is 10 succeed that Of Lemon a
Peters in the wholesale grocery bus
ness. The capital stock il sl5o.0o0, OF
which $50 900 is paid IN. The moor
porators are samuel NJ. Lemon, 2bO0
shares; Austin X. Wheeler. $500 shares
A. h. Worden, 500 shares; John a..
COvode, 500 shares: Geo. A. Cauificl
300 shares; Olney L. Delyitt, 200 shares,
Charles B. Judd, 200 shares Chss- ".
Watkins, 100 shares; Herbert Baker,
600 shares; Mm. N. Robinson, 100
shares.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
YOUNG DEBATERS.
The High School Lyceum Entertarrs
Large Audience

Large Audience
The Central High School Lyceum
gave very pleasant entertainment last
evening, and held an animated debate
upon the following question: Ore
solved, That protective tariff is more
beneficial to the American citizen than
tariff for revenue only"
The exercises opened with an over
ture by the high school orchestra, after
which the debate took place, Y. Stay
ton and j. VI. Davis taking the affirma-
tive, and NJ. Or. Wright and +. W.
Dykema the negative. After very
close contest, the judges decided in
favor of the negative. After the de-
bate, the following program was carried
out:
High School Patrol" l".................P. W. Dykema
Orchestra.
C. 4. Mcknight.
Quartet. serenade .Marschner
H. y. Coll. p. W. Dykema.
+. Bowen. ". Ncurse.
= ''''''-
Violin Solo. Tarantelle ....................J. RaG
J. Keith.
Composite Essay
r. ID. Cutler and L. Matter.
Overture. Queen OF Beauty w. 7. Chambers
Orchestra.
The entertainment was n success in
every way, and was enjoyed by about
three hundred and fifty people.
Among those present were the men,
bers OF the Union school Lyceum, who
attended IN body.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

NEw YORK, Dee. 5.-The building of
the Novelty Corset Company, embrac-
ing 2ls 20 % West Tbirty-sixth-st.,
burned ton ght. Loss 500. 900; 500. .000of
this IS sustained by Morz. Conn & Co.
Of the corset company. and s50, 900 each
by DAVIS & Piukus, shoe manufacturers,
and j.. b. Kaiser, paper manufacturer,
who were tenants 0f the corset COM
company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
Nolla J0urnoV.

The booklet tNoll's Journey, by Dexa
+. Henry, published by 4. +. Chasmar
q Co.. New York sand illustrated by X.
;. ToTTey, Las just arrived. Il is on
sale at Eaton & Lyons, fIal's. sey
mour's and Clark's, on South Divigon-
st. Price 60 cents. cix for 81. Copies
can be procured az the Ladies Literary
Club house Saturday afternoons. The
proceeds are 20 be devoted 20 the
"Henry memorial fund"
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
DEATH OF MRS. PREussER.
Her Death Leaves a veld IA the Hosrts 81
Many fFlesds.

Mrs. CAsrloite Amelis freusser. wife
of Albert freusser. The well known
jeweler, died yesterday al p. IA. She
had been sufferer for some time from
an incurable malady, and The sorrow OF
her many friends is tempered by the
sai.siactiOn that her suffering Il over.
Mrs freussef wNs the younger daugn-
ter Of the lste X. Il. buuerNorth, aud
had spent almost her whole lte in ths
city. Consequently she had q VIDE ciI-
Gle 0f aCQuaintanoes, though naturally
OF somewhat quiet disposition. OF
her family, besides her husband. she
leaves two daughters, Mrs. A q hod-
enpyl and Mas Camille freusser. she
also leaves a sister. Mrs. James Love,
20 whose family she Was much en-
deared. No arrangements as a. the
funeral, have as yet been decided upon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Cornelius II. DeRuyter has drawn. on
a Masonic Fair ticket, forty acres Of
land in Newaygo county, valued at
$500, also the big oak desk presented by
the Grand Rapids Char Company, be-
sides several other articles of lesser
value. On top of all tins good fortune
comes a still greater streak 0f luck, ii
beng positively stated that he has
drawn the position of chief clerk 10
Secretary Of State Dan +. SopeT, snd
that ms postoiiice address after Janu-
ary ], next, viii be Capitol building.
Lansing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Amssa 3. Watson Ladies Relief
Corps elected officers yesterday after
noon as follows President. Mrs Ella
Morgan: senior vice. Mrs. Florence
Johnston: junior vice. Sarah Alcoit.
treasurer. Josephine Virgil. secretary
Mrs. Carrie Wright; conductor. Louise
Slime; assistant conductor. Nrs. Nellie
Putnam; guard, LIzz.e Bel: delegate 70
district convention, Josephine Virgil;
alternate. Carrie stevens.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

WAsHISGToN, Dec. 5.--In the Senate
today the unimportanL bridge bills were
passed, and the Federal election bill
was discussed further. The House,
after some debate, passed the Senate
i0int resolution to issue arms TO North
and south DakOa, Wyoming and Ne
braska. with aa amendment including
Montana. The pension appropriation
bill was debated further anu passed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Lew shaw and hs wife. Nellie Shaw.
have been engaged tv Landlord John
son TO give a billiard tournament at
Sweets during the holidays. The fn-
terta nnent VII he gwen upou q table
moved INTO the dining roou. Mf shaw
= sad - - a great fancy shot man
snd his w1fe the finest lady Billiards
IA the world.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

The csse q ths f~opls against A..
drew J krldisl Cor violating sAe llQ aor
law, alter naany npa sna downs, .
drawing - ooneAas.on. kriaior vas
o0aylcGed Ia the saPsrsor oourt iasg
spriag ana sppesied - tie supreme
Noart, ~Aere. kar sopae Reason not well
understood, ths EcFolci eAs reversed.
Another grlai resulted ia another oon-
yic.on, saa another sppcsl W&s takea.
Ihls tine tEs verdict ot the ioWor court
NAs affirmed, and tie oapremt Court
las ssuea AZ 0fdef dlsmisslng the "a
oepfions AID directing lAe lower oaart
10 proceed 81 judgment The oOsls
new amoonts - So. and a - iikciy
that the nue will be 81 respectable pro-
portions The tWo oomblued WI prob
aiay inspire the defendant NltA whole
soIne respect Tor tae law.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
THE JURY STRUCK

Case.
A Jury was struck IN the South Union
ST. opening case yesterday, and the case
Will be given a nearing on Tuesday,
December %. The street 70 10 be opened
from Prince-st. 10 Hall-st. The follow
ing are the names Of the jurorsi sam
ucl Cher, Albert Bsbcock, Simon Suili-
van. Geo. NJ. Leonard. Eugene NJ. Ken
dali, samuel Hunt, Geo. y. Dole,
Joseph Miller, Irving K. Baldwin,
James L. Lewis, Eugene Randolph and
VIVA. ID. Frost.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

TIE PsrIs Pedro Cl8b has been rsor.
ran zs3 for ere vinter vlth tee follow-
inz os5osrs. President. Augustine ooa
~sn, c. Wyoming. Secretary. fYrnsn !
NcErsfh. - Psrs Tffss3rer. Mrs. T.
J. Ncl -sth. TIE frst progress Vs Esth-
sr.nr 81 ssssrasls a. tas res 1enos o.
E. n 81 - th ever ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
Tha K s I Araetinr

At tho meeting Of the Kent scientific
institute, held last evening. no papers
were presented for DISCUSSION. The
evening was spent in disposing Of rout-
me business and selecting the periodi-
Gals to be taken by the society m 1891.
The annual meeting occurs on the hrst
FRIDAY b January.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Wen have - dssu4nse vith vo~r 49,
wees after today. saiS tbs s8itor
~ hats the matter nog~ asked ess
diet reporter.
Aren't yo1 the mar who er0se u
t1e crfen holo-aavtT
Yes
"We.l. ws drrf wsxt q r1sn VIZ sz~s
n tast connection tb2i f-rtursatel = Isr'rs
- fke cofErs vas oDcnplad- - ~ I've
vsrs logt TorY Vlsce b oH erase
paper ~ fn lz1sstic ssvhzss- ~ kus-
sevs 81 e~kIv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
A COUNCIL OF WAR.
The fadians Send Eavoys to Confer With
General brooks.

General brooks.
PINE RIDGE A0EScY, 5. D., Dec. 81
Father Jute and Jack Red Cload have
Just returned from their visit 10 Two
Strike with Gen. Brooks final mes
sage. Jute says that Two-strike,
High Hawk and Others will
De here before morning for council.
Peace or war Will be settled by the talk,
and every one awaits their arrival Eith
the keeuest interest. The agency cat
tie ranch has been burned and al
the horses and cattle are IN the hands
of Short Bull and his men. Gen.
Brooks is non-commital rs 20 the move
ments OF the troops. but suggests that
a little more cosxing Will settle the
whole trouble without bloodshed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Special % the TstrsEsz-HzskiDi
BALDWIN. Mich. Dec. 5.-Patrick
Connolly. a brakeman on the +. & r.
VI. through freight, while coupling
ears "Wednesday noon, AZ this place,
had his arm caught and crushed below
single man. IT'S home Is ia LudlngtOu.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

TIE warehouse and shlpping depart
nsent of the Converse Manufacturing
Compsny st Newsygo, we're burned 70
tae fre Of Thursday night. with che
contents. Wa5ch incinded lsrEe 1usu-
etv 81 unfinished furniture. NE .oss
= esanlatet ~ from 81. Geo % fl4eo0.
ard the insurance u SIC @0 IRE
hurBed eul.dlng ~ ee rebuilt lsaIae-
a.ats.T.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

In the rep.evn uitof Harvey q Hey
s,ek - Bsibbun q Ford sppesisd from
the circut court Isl the supreme Court.
fha decsen of the lower cogrt IS Ar
frnlea. The judge took TIRE csse from
the jury snd rendered Judgment for
fha r5aInfifs
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
Tho Case Dismissed.

The case Of the people against Ed
ward and Peter O'Dowd, charged with
being drunk, was dismissed in the
circuit court Yesterday upon payment
of the costs. $3.50. The case was ap-
pealed from Justice Westfall's court.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Chsmpln Relief Corps has elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year President. Mrs. Derenlosf senior
vicc-pres.deut, Mrs. Henderson, junior
wee president. Mrs. Elirich, treasurer,
Mrs Fox CtsE n. Mrs. Barr: conduc-
tor, Mrs. Wallets guard. Mrs. Knapp.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
A Little Fire.

The fire last evening that caused the
pulling Of box IS was caused by a small
blaze in shed IN the rear Of 297 Foun-
tain-st. The premises were owned by
c. ". Dewey, and the damage was
about $40.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Judge Bureh granted Cora Kirkwood
a decree Of divorce from Roman Kirk
wood Yesterday, or the ground q non
support. Mrs. KrkwO0d is gwen the
custody Of their 7-year-0ld daughter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

The monthly meeting Of The Board
Of EducaN0n occurs tbs evening. The
text book question j. likely 70 ~
brought np, and the discussion may
make tie meeting lengthy one.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Frank Dsmsxy plssded guilty. - the
charge of keeping bss ssloan opfn. On
sundsy IN ths saDerl or court yssler5sy
saa vas sned x5e and eosfs. he Eissa
- snd Nss a.scaafgst.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

The police department. wishes al TIE
boys II town - unserstand thst tns
lav OF the matter of coasting IA the
streets ~ Be EGiy enforced, begla-
ninz Sndsv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
7rse.-Iw IN tsrs losk

Czrso.-I sxz iu hsTt iDtk
g4te7-T Wat - tr.s rsfstterf
-Tky. ] hs-e nd s1r~s 81
~e~e~arss t~oksr t1rng tas pat
naozta. ard o-7ux r. tss Afsrfra ooFr'-
xe-=ir-rel t.es TeeTas vynhs-t : tonE =
jrrke7 wal = ] SD mr. t1ssz e~ss =
- fsnews fo~ hrssoe u ETgnsss. r.
n zrssys Weekszs
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

FvAxsvr1E. Tad. Dec. Sire 20
night DESTROYED the whoiessle ard re-
"a. rrrssrv Store of r. A. Cock ; son.
on Nam sf Loss estimstea az $500.
uarr s.fr fnsnr-t
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
A Sad Reminder.

John Renke. the man whose dance
was the occasion, If not the cause, of
Chris Rickhug's death, was gwen thirty
davs in the United States Court in
which To get the money 10 pay a fine
for selling beer without paying tax.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Joseph Newman ard Aizzss noior I'D
rot settle thar matter of deAcaey "a
5lstce Eydcrns court. ard tae n,an
in tae case vas held to the e.rcalt colrt
Ia oallo lol sTso.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
THE AGONY PROLONGED.
The Supreme Court Is Silent On the May
Dard Maudamus Question.

The decision of the Supreme court in
the matter of the petition for q man
damus in the interest OF Fred A. May
nard, was expected yesterday, but the
parties interested were doomed to dis
appointment. The court adjourned
until December %, without rendering a
decision in the matter. Ii will prob
ably be handed down at that time.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
HATCH'S s
PRICE LIST.

Best Family Flour, 25 ID sack Csc,
per
Granulated Sugar &c per ~, is lbs
for l-o9
Extra c Sugar &C per n, j. lbs for 100
Good RIO Coffee, ground, per 10. 20
Best Rio Coffee. ground. per lb-~ .25
Good Mocha and Java Coffee, per
90
Best Mocha and Java Cofce, per
ID
New Tea Dust i2ic per lb or 3 lbs
.........s. Loo
Japan Tea, new importation, per
-25c, Sc, 4oc and 30
Golden syrup soc per gallon, ; gal
Ion keg-...-.-.-...-.-..---.-..-. l.19
White Rose Dps, per gallon. rs
Cho.cc Maple syrup. per gallon. Ioo
Choice Honey Dips. per gallon ..-. 90
German Family Soap bars for .25
New Bsckwbeat Flour, - 10 sack 20
ChosCe Dairy Butter l5c per ib. 10
lbs l.4o
/ IL can good Baking Powder, per
lb..-...........-.. 10
Pure Leaf lard sc perl 10 ibs for .75
Cuoice Potstoes per bushel.-.--..-. .75
Water white Oh 10c per gallon, 8
CATION Tor of.s...-........,.........-. .4t
Best Rolled Oats. 9 ibs iOf............. .25
I lb can salmon I5c per can, z cans
for er...................... %
Eew Caisnp. pint bottles. Is
NeN Dried Black Berries, per b.. IA
Nsx DRIED Callfornin Grspes. per
Ib.......................................... .12.
C8rrtni Jslley, per lb.........-....-.... 10
New Sugar Corr, Tomatoes. String
and Inns Besus. JOG per can. 3
cars of..s.-..--.-.-.4..4s-..-s. .+.-4.-.--s %
Ne~ Queen Drives. per quart 30
Concord snd Cstsvia Grapes. g'ef
basket-. ....-..-.......-.-..s..-..45 and 30
Chocs SWEET C5sef. per gallon. 20
French Cfesm Candy, Ter a. z5c.
iEs fDf %
Nez DRIED Csl.forns 4prieots. Esc-
isTines. Pesctsg And Eej Rasptsrfiss.
Hies. Pop Cgfn. Sosl Bark. HICKORY
Nnts. B5sra. Psas Apple. EoDoDsrfort
ard Imported svss Cheese.
Aren't for erase 4 ssnt,orn, Roysl
Gem, Essssc. old fashioned Green Tea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-20
PlRNELL.
I've Doctors Declare They Found
Lime In Hts Eyes.

rvs Doctors Declare They Found
Lime In Hts Eyes
DUBLIN. Dec. 1s.-Pernell and
his colleagues drove to Johnstown
TODAY, Redmond abiding to the
denials that lime was thrown, de-
clsrpd that two doctors staked their
reputation or the fact that IL was
lime they found In Parnell's eyes
Mccarthy addressed . meeting ut
KiIkenney today, rs did also sexton.
The latter deeply regretted the
violence done to Parnell.
canon Lee, Dean OF Dublin
Chapter, wrote q long letter, deny
ing that the Chapter met In Dublin,
as asserted by Parnell, and add:
that be Is convinced that Ireland
should act in accord With the mani
festo OF the hierarchy. ParnelPs
character, Is revealed in the divorce
court, he says, speaks for itself, and
sipee the verdict he has given
further abundant proof OF his unn.-
pess for leadership Of the great lnsn
party,