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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-05


music Tor the dancers Refreshments
were served IN the bali room early n
the evening and lhe party continued
until u late hour.
Personal
Mr.. c. B. Leet has returned 10 New
YORK.
Mrs.. Frank Noble s visiting friends n
Caledonia.
Mss Anna Wilson has returned from
Kalamazoo.
Mss May Noble is visiting Mrs /. c.
StOrrs, of Lansing.
Col. and Mrs George y. Briggs have
gone 10 Battle Creek.
Miss LihbIe Moore, of Luther, is visit
ing friends n this city.
Misses Bertha. Maud and Etiie Peters
are visiting Otsego friends.
Mrs Geo N. Edison visited friends
at Lowell during the week.
Mr. James Barnett returns % Yale
College tomorrow morning.
Mr. John ". Oook spent New Years
with friends IN Kalamazoo.
Bishop Gillespie ofiiciates at Grace
Church, Ludlngton, today.
Miss Fannie McCrath is visiting Miss
Kate simmons, of Newaygo.
Nj Fred Chamberlain spent New
Years with friends I'D Hartford.
Mr.. George Calkins spent New Years
day with relatives ID Caledonia.
Mrs. NJ. i. Stockwen has been VISIT
ing her parents at Grand Ledge.
Mr and Mrs. ". D. Fuller spent New
Years with friends at Newaygo.
Mr. Charles A. Garnscy spent New
Years with friends n MIskcgon.
Mrs. Smallman, of Grand Haven.
visited friends id TINS city Friday.
Rov. and Mrs. Uucrwck spent New
Years with relative, at Holland.
Miss Nellie Parson. of Allegan, vis-
ltcd in tins city during the week.
Mr.. Al. :. Holt, of Cincinnati, Is
visiting h.s brother, Mr.. J. G. Holt.
Mss Minnie Powell j. visiting her
brother, Mr.. T. +. Powell, Of stanton.
Hubert Wood leaves tomorrow for
Amherst, Mass, 10 resume his studies.
Mss Ida Barnard. of Coopcry.lle.
spentthe week With friend, n ta.s city.
Miss May WiddIcomb spent the past
week with Mrs. Fred Hclmcr, OF Jack
son.
Miss Lille Doty, Of Howard CITY.
spent New Years with friends in this
city.
Or. and Mrs. I. D. Wood spent Now
Years with Mr. IT. II. shepard, Il
Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs c. c Merritt. Of Green
vile, spent New Years with friends m
th.s city.
Ms Lounsbury has returned 30
Stamford, Ct, after a visit with Miss
I Hazciunc.
Mr. and Mrs. I. w. Seelev visited Nr.
and Ms. j r. Ackerson, oi N.daleya.e,
F New Years.
Mrs. 4. A. Cole has returned from
/ Crceny Ie whore She was tle guest -
/ Nrs. Della Kent
Mrs S y. Austin ls visiting hcr moth
F home tomorrow.
Miss Esther Kecler has returned
from Lowell. whore sre Hae visiting
I Mr. r. n stone.
/ Ms Adelnc Hurd has returned -
/ Nu-keE0n after q pleasant VISIT wlth
4 friend, 20 this city.
Alderman and Mrs John Bryce of
Grand Haven, VISITED friends iu THIS
I ctv during tar week.
/ Nr James Granger. who has been
1 uenI.rr tae Do. dave 18th .s mother.
I has returned t0 r8rta.
judge Cbsmp e attended tls ffteth
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-05
4 Charming wedding.

The wedding of Mss Ida EcdIngt0n
20 Mr. Lew Johnston, oi the New York
tea store. took place AZ the residence #
Mr.. Wau3erwert, 1e9 Lagrave--t..
Weduesdaycvcn ngats0'c clock rev. Nr.
Uchaun officiating. Tho wedding was
strictly private. only the relatives and
few intimate friends beng present
The happy couple took their marriage
vows u hav window heaut fully dec
GRATED with roses and carnations. The
bride looked very pretty u fawn-
co.ore8 dress AMI carried n boz hand
q bunch of lufe roses They rec ved
many usefu and beautiful presrnfs
Nr ar Nrs Johnston vii take up
t.erree tarre ou iagravc-st.. and they
hsve se veI shes ol . host of friends
I.---.-.- ---.L.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-05

smoke and chew "Finest and BraVest'
Tobacco. save the cards. They are
valuable.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-05
Springer-CIemens

The new year broke in much glad
ness upon the home of Joel Clemens,
Esq, of Preston, Ont, when his third
daughter, Lucena, was given in mar
riage to Mr.. [. :. Springer, Y. :, Of
Grand Rapids, Mich. The bride was
supported by her sister, Miss Clemens,
and Miss Z. E. Springer, of Port Huron,
while the bridegroom was bravoly up
held by Rev. +. Mather and the brother
of the bride, Mr.. l.. +. Clemens, of Bcr-
lin, while the father Of the bride. IN
fearful gladncss, gave his daughter
away, R,v. Baugh performing the mar
riage ceremony. The presents were
beautiful. valuable and numerous. The
party, composed of relatives, was large,
who enjoyed themselves to the highest
point, Wn.lc none entered into the tcs-
uvues more heartily than the sheriff
of Waterloo county, tathcr OF the
bridegroom, Mr.. Moses Springer. Tie
happy couple started for Toronto the
same evening. expecting % visit some
of tho principal cities of the Dominion
PRIOR 90 their gong 20 their home n
Grand Bauds.-Bohn Ontotio Ne-s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-05

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d, A h4'o e~"f i'e''
," As4i se.-
- e@-l " .-AeA gave Ne" - o'i :
F~-'s l.e'i-. evening
Ass Aaie Waters gave q dance al
oaA4ofsi lAlfs1ay evening.
Ns, Esltlle patman gave ltue
dancing party "Wednesday evening.
Miss H.s.., "A .s.r.r,., AL. ..,.t.rt.,,,,
htr vounr friends =. al l,,.t., a,'..,.'-..,
At-...,-s, ,.,.. ...'-.......-,...
as, 81. I.,...,r@f
A,{.r '-
.,
s',u pa y gave dance last
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-05

Beware Of counteIfrits. Salvation oil will
cure yJur aches amp pains. Prc- ID cents.
ltis important 10 check "a & ugh at once
Dr. Bul Cough syrup viii 90 SO. - cts
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-05

The Toss Up" Cigar Is just what 10 is claimed
70 De. clear long Havana hlier AZ &c. equal 10
any Zoe cigar in the market
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-05

The courses taught at the Grand Rap
IDS Business College, Ledyard Block, if
YOU wish to educate for practical life.
1t will pay you.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-05
LIBERTY IMPERILED
The blair Bui Now Before oener,,. g.
DAnEsrous Meuass-


Not many years ago boat few uu
could be made % believe thai p.
- - - "a = +
4'i'd oi tAe liee ana he-. 'l
brave. And 80 busy "a t.f lUI-.I-
ueaeefll industry ~ f.. r..... .f
..,,...,... ~.
uel nave uoi pefctAel i.lt aNutac.
that their apathy has perm tteI O.. e...
,rat. ana ror.r..t ... ......
......t .........
''-'" '''"
louhla.ul upon n ..l %.
iuIe ot pra.t...al trl -a-s lr
been reared and support,. l a.u-
dred years. Tie prssrnl H.4-
ace, n tangible form. aul t0 CO.,
called "Llar hll uoh
gress, providing for a clau-.
Constitution 80 as t0 make lUE-.a.
on questions ol religion pus.i..
the reader c1crshes tAe priceless 'aI..
oi liberty, he wl nud taai tlt olc-i
is one that VIII wDll rapaE int..
The most eIeciual N.t Gao
threatened cncroaclml.i ...ous
OF free men and lfee Wa tle
following protest, tlu .l- lle.T
voices heard. a. tie ..nos - % great
multitude, al The nation ca Ga.
A.
1.-THE AMERICAN CoNsTiTrrloN Mr-f Hr
rKEsIHYEn.
every man who conducts himself as
good citizen is accountable alone ~
God for hs Religion, faith, and should
be protected u wouApug God aeeor--
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-05

Ben Hur Cigars are for sale by F. Carl
Kusterer. Try them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-05

a.
say entertained - 81. aas srs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-05
Very FnioNahle.

An enjoyable surprise party, com bIn-
ing tatTy-pull and refreshments, was
given 10y the numerous friends OF Law
ton Skillman, at hisresidence, A. Serb
ner-st, last Friday evening. About
fifty friends filled the house, and the
hostess was completely taken by storm.
Games, tricks, etc, were INDUCED IN
until the wee sma' hours OF morning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-05
CTRED BY ELECTRO-OZONE MACHINERY.
n Unless, On Examination, il be Absolutely Necessary.


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used daeEsa.y q al oher nionyin his
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
LILLE SLZE OF ETROPEAN ARNLES.

Tho latest official figures in rogafd 70 thc numericN
~ the principal European armies have been fnsed
duI ng discussion = the var budget az te sfs'
sion OF the Delegations of Au,toilGnear From january
ls9l the Austrian win haV" In excess oNer ue
rr.4cnt wear -25 soldiers Ia officers ana "f horses
The numerical >trensth ~ Eu op'an armies have been
shown during the discussion o the budget AZ Pr'th 70
,-iud ~ follows
t;'-mlny- Field army. 10000 mon; garrison army
Q2O GOO mon: with i1.jlO officers and 1880 gus.
Au~tro.Iu .Iungarv-Fl'd army. l25IcoO men carI'h
army a5O men: with $1,000 officers and i7j0 guns
Russia Field army. l2io 800 men. with 80 oco officers
and $50 Guns reserve army, Llo2 300 men, with 2lZVo
officers and 100 guns frontier battaons ilieO men;
to,,cts li3 OOO mcn p 80 officers and 2oi guns
The toScrlment can cal also ' militia, % which belongs
every man i cou'ry unGor iotyNc years, ana WHICH
ia give more than = coo GOO men.
I,ay Permanent am v. 5eo 600 men with $4,000 oh'
,c.s and o+O cur mobile militia, $4,000 men terrI'
toriai militia. loo OOo men.
France Active army peace footing 34loo men WIN
c6,63 officers ard l31 2@2 horses 'rrtora m"l'a Oh
Grst lnc $4,000 men territorial militia 81 'ec'hd IAe'
about coo 900 men.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
,,ror TROUBLE, ~ OTHER PLACES.

PoulIccp.ic y T., July - special There was
excitement AT WaPpuecr, Fhl- ON Friday h;ht ana
-,uri, over the refusal Of the owners of t" Ddtcnce'
PRINT Work, 10 comply with the provisions of the he"
weekly payment law The works employ several
hundred hand. who have been pad Oh every wv"
weeks At the last payment, however thcy Wcro
informed that they would bc paid oA every Friday
night under the now lass. Last Friday the pas r'H was
made ont under the new Is, -tc'l and the men were
c>pcctlng to get their money! but at the lat moment
thcr. came n telegram from the firm ia New orA
directing the mana GER not 10 depart from the usual
custom and drclalins that flaw had been found ii
the new law aud the firm proposed u test II III tho
cOurt-.
Joliet. ILL., July l3 (SpccIall.- superintendent Cin-
ton ol the Erin Joliet and Eastern outer l.c!t Line
discharged 200 men ye-tcrdly, on account ot the
strike in the quarrIc,. ~ the other roads laid oh
floin two 10 three crews.
Baltimore, July /" special there Is truth III
the report, Of the threatened strike Il the palace ard
-lccpnc ear porter, all over the country i shown 10y
thc statement II members of the United Br1thcroo1
of Railway Porter, now In session here. There are
two organizations of portcr' IN the United state.
one {, the tuit"d brotherhood, Nhich Is hpdlut u>
%ttlonal convention this city. This l. -tlictly a
beneficial order Tile other l. labor organization.
and H. hr4duuqrt"r, are the Charles sumner NailWAv
p1rt"r-' N~~o, iutiou u thi"ar'. \ majority of the
members al the nt"d brotherhood are also member,
Of thc other OredhIhduoh
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
TO HELP THE CAPITALS BUSINESS
,,.,,,, rur ATKINSON ELL. SHOULD BE PAsSEl
my TELEGRAPH TO ruz vHnrNZi

WHY TIE ATKINSON BIIL SHOULD BIZ FNSHHD
wo.birg,oo 1uIy - (spcciaD-Thc Atkinson bill is
likely to be taken up for consideration by Inc ii""''
a. ,orrov. This is a measure designed 70 afford some
,iof 80 .bo n,,siuc,S interests Of the Capital "hch
have for wear, been complaining Of The l"h "'
foc;itic, given 10 the rarcad~ for handling hI'F
t-.ioIt OF the two railroads which enter Washing
ton the Pennsylvania IS probably moro he-Ir'''I
IN his REGARD than the Baltimore aHd ono u c'F
tanIv ba, done everything in its power to give The
citizens a satisfactory service by purchasing PROPERTY
and erecting warehouses. Upon it, attempt however
70 connect such property with lis main line oi SdHs''
il has act with the opposition of a LOT - SIIh'r'
whose tactics are not easily distinguished from blar'
mail Thus the present commissioners nave bo'h
Indicted al the instance Of these people for permit
lssucd ly their predecessors 10 the railroad company
20 construct necessary -idng,. This j, probably The
height Of malice If indeed it is nothing worse. 40
one If course. will deny that railroad passing
thr,,gl a street becomes tO some extent nuisance 10
those living on that th0rouChiarc. The number. how
eyer Of those who will suffer by the passage Of the
trains in front of thcr hOus, is nsignihcanty small
compared 10 the number who viii be benefited by
the extension of proper facilities To a railroad Here.
as in many other things, the greatest good 10 the
r,stest number should determine the action of Con
grcss.
The short sighted clique Of real estate spectators
which il believed TO engineer the opposition 80 She
passage Of the Atkinson bill ha~ attempted 10 bcfrt
the issue by lugging in the question Of the present site
Of the Icnnsy ylvania passenger depot The depot j.
located upon q public reservation park, ~ fact
It, location authorized by Congress, and the
occupancy Of the ground can De terminated al viii by
the power which sanctioned n. The enemies
Of the Atkinson bill try 70 create the impression tla
II will convey the ground OF this station 10 the raj
TPae ke biz sR@p gscs the present dnrs @ Of The
pany and others necessary 10 connect the WAREHOUSES
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
clnAKMAkrrs nE.oN1Xa yIoLrNr.

The Clo1uaA'r~ held h"--i lccuue iu Ev'~ft Han,
Eat Tourt,t yesterday which a. tu', threatened 70
bra, ont into violence The spah"rs were for tho most
Iat Anarchists. and they alyocat rc-istauc" to any
conrcs, to uanGfscturrs. At time, excitement
ram N high that L. Barondc,- -natccd the gayd from the
hands of tho chairman y RabnHwski. and told him hc
dd no. know hs business B9rondcs, also, while speak,
Ing caught up heavy rlle, and Threatened b. brain some
one though exactly whom hc dd not Ills speech. In
wach hr advised hood-hci necessary - accomplish =
.,t lfent " the strike WAS erotd with mingled his,cs
atnlau.. and ,atral. Wien Barunde.,. who spoke in
Grrian hld finished Professor 'Ir.idc PRESIDENT of the
coiEmak,r,' Union. made speech. H. sad tho only
rint 10 De- settled with ;hc manufacturers That ~ dis
rharuing non-uulon n."n.
Resolutions were passed. unanimously tab Tia" union de
uand .hc d-,har1r all hon-Lon workers, both men ana
vou,.n aud the agreement union scale Of wages hy
the manufacturers. The merhg then broke up In con-
fusion with cheers Professor GarS.de About LOO
men aud women were present.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
;atcd at the time notice Of intention to compete J.
THE rorr CFyERAL APPRAl lSERS.

TIE FOUR GENERAL APPRAISERS.
Washington July 13-lt is expected that the Boaru
Of Custom, Appraiser, will be completed during 'hc
rrc.nt week by the nomination Of the four additional
,nnr,i.er,. These VIII be divided equally between
NJ, tY.o political parties Mr.. stackpoe. prominent
LAWYER Of Boston, and General George Hnowdeh' Tor
mcrly Assistant Appraiser at Phlladclpha are SAID 70
have been already selected for appointment. TIC
former +, q Republican and the Latter Democrat
There appoars 10 be hitch regarding the othcr TWO
members NJ the EoarI. although II IS said that W.
/. tee ot california. will be the Republican "ppolhtee'
rroyil,d he Will meet the requirements OF the L'W IN
r,rd ~ the non engagement IN any pryat" business.
Thr Other Democratic appointment j. una ,top" 10 Ic
Ict,ccu Commissioner Ihomp-"n. OF Spnth 'Irihd :
Judge some Vile. 0t Alabama. Peter I"hhcU ol Nc"-
I.r-,.y and lig. -hdil.tj-, ot Maryland.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
ALLEGED BRIBERY N 4 coYvENrIuS.

Ptt,burx July i3.-Thc excitement over the al
Ieced bribery in the XXVth Congressional District
continues to increase in the counties comprising that
district, Mercer, Butler. Lawrence aAd Beaver
John Il. Tate one of the delegates TO the Republican
Convention. has made affidavit that his vote
was purchased for Mcdowell. the successful nomi-
nce for 9G45. Another delegate, Fred Duerr has
made affidavit that ho received 500 to keep
quiet" Thomas Downing Acknowledges that he,
~h4:ier and Tate received $3.50 each. Dispatches
tonight from the different comfy soat' say tho
people ar) a,tOunded at tie developments, but are
unanimous in opinion that Mcdowell knew nothing
of tho deal. II. :. Wallace who il + claimed
handled the money, refused to talk regarding tho
charge. lie mtlmated. however, that certain
events connected with the nomination two years
ago would be shown
Major Mcdowell Wa, seen a. his home IN Sharen
by "A correspondent of the Associated Press. and de-
mes the charges lie says his nomination Wa fairly
won, and he viii not give it up matter what
are the developments. Ilc fact t.at th" district j.
the home OF senator Quay, and that Townsend. who
was .cf ,ateG for reuOMindUOD was supported by
Quay gives addtonai interest 70 the situation.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

Of the road w!-h the main line in part Of the CIV
vh!ch j. Acknowledged on al side, to be uniIi ior
residence purpose and adapted only for business
occupancy -uch a> the PcHn-Nlvania Railroad 'e'''
10 enter into. ..,,o, -.
nc grow th 81 tie city j. being ~"rl0u7 : ret3idrd ~
fine ,IIly opposition OF the-e people. titaI0H pro-
pcIiN dHi j, due in q large W"i'I;' 10 '.r ''I"''
.rantcd 90 th. railroad, winch enter II. lHr IF'ihu
occuui.d hy tlDm L. greater than that 81 im "H'-e
,itv az Wa,ll.tcton almost. kau~a- civ VIII ten -
,mil1r story. ilcr' orlf lot 0i rr~ ion>lb' 'urI7
- permitted 20 ob-trIct the real interest ol tr cay :
The business mou of Washington JldN O.ilfHl 'I'U
thc Atkinson bill which has now been p.ndlhE III l"
House for months. he passed promptly ana '"p
Nantialy in - present shape. lhcIF ucHdii 'ci
tYlniv J., no. an Unreasonable one.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
A MODERN AMERICAN TRAIT.
From The Pittsburs Bulletin.

! rom Inc I4llNbU.S = IsuIHNIl.
The high pressure lie II the present day and gen
Grafton /, breeder OF cacelr>~uc~~ ia endless forms.
The adagc Let Wen enough alone is stretched aud
strained II the danger limit and until well enough
j. not well ALL bat very il. Young America J.
inclined 10 dclidc that good Old thing known aS eau
ton and to class Il among thc traits Of old f1gylem,
and a. such unworthy thc serious attention Of wide
awake, pushing progressive minds. - il J. that Inc
demon Car.lo, ,suc,s I'm diverse forms vet Oi common
parentage ride with the locomotive engineer hJvcrS
near the hclm,uau of the Ocean racer close 70 the
builder Of bridges and Of buildings. and bear ne
miner close company in the depths Of the earth. Mans
mad for wealth. his scaSnres> and disregard for
the rights and welfare of Others the influences thai
result In this prevalence OF caTee>sncss ana IN The
failing crop Of mi,hap and misery which springs
thcrcfrom. 1t Is trait u human nature which can
be reached only by going 70 the very beginning oi
things, by inSulluc into the mind Of tlc chld ih'
supreme value -htful cao in all hc docs The
careless child becomes the reckless. unreliable Hah.
And there are so many men of th1t kind that tn" m
fucncc Of the careful exact, cautions man J. dOml-
pa'ed Ovcrpowercd. lost sight Of lirt A. all streams
have a source has this growing stream OF careless
ness which fills the land with human WrccRaSc. The
child can be taught the value Of caution Of care. Of
exactncss and reliability in all BE doe, or says. such
q child Will, in after life, do somethi;c 10 stem the
destroying tide OF carclesSncS>. \ hundred such
children will when they become mon and women.
stay the prevailing current OF reckless living and doing
and reduce the SUM Of human misery and PAIN.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

centres in the vth and With Districts. represented
re ctlvely by Mr.. MuGd and Mr. McCOmas. There
seems 10 be no interest in Congressman >tockbrdge's
district which by the gorrymander o. the las, Legis-
laurc has leo, made Dsmocratc. In the Nth District,
il i, stated Congressman Mudd Will meet with a rival
for the nomination in cN Judge stone vino ha, wsh
Is said 10 be retired t. piiyatc life because he Is
too Old 10 serve longer a member Of the Court OF
Appeals southern Maryland Democrats admit thae
he would be q hard man q defeat. TIC PIVOT Of his
rominqcn is said 20 turn upon the Baltimore County
pr scntation in the Congressional Convention. In
the Win District. Congressman McCqmas Will be 3
candidate for renOmnatiOn
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
KNIGHTS OF LABOR MEET.
PREPARING FOR UNITED POLITICAL ACTION

TO WATCH THE BALLOT REFORM LAW.
The Industrial Senate. the state organization ot
the Knight, Of Labor and Farmers Allaucc. of Nc%-
Jersey. held a large meeting Yesterday u Elizabeth
Delegates present from al the local and district
assemble, in the stat. and it one of a" most
enthusiastic meetings held thi, year. This was tie
first session Of the state Committee since the ad
jnlrnmcnt Of the Legislature and the drlcratcN all
had recommendations to make in rccad & work 10
be done 10 secure the pa,Nagt oi labor bills W u'
next session. Henry A. Bcckmeycr, II Newark, pre-
sided and j. A. Merritt. # New ltuu-Wic". acted a.
rccrrtary. The executive committee r'oonucud'U
that State Committee push Tie passage of - weekly
payment bill. mechanics lien law, a law reducing
the hours II labor Of street railway employees ana an
amendment 10 the factory laws consolidating the
Labor and Factory Bureaus and removing these bu-
rcau, ont of the control Of the politicians. .
It was decided that the local assemblies NHull'
be requested to make preparation, for watching luc
Worhng, OF the new Ballot Reform law aud 10 SEQ
that all the provisions of the bill are honestly car
rlrI ont The knights ~ Labor raule that never
before have they had chance for political action a,
they have now under the new bill, and they intend
tn utilize the opportunity. They feel tnat IN" pol
ciin> last year fooled them ana they arc determined
The executive committee authorized 10 draw
up a plan Of action FOR the next mHctlng. rSou
ion wa, passed >ympathiElng with TIE striking cl"ih
maker, i'm New \ orI. Arrangements were made 10
have the factories in the state more thoroughly III
,pcced.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
TIE REprnMcAN OUTLOOK IN MARyLAND.

Eamor', July - (SpeciaU.- TIE Eepubh'lh Nt''
Central Committee will net hc'r newt Thursday 70
discus, the political outlook and 10 designate the dates
and nl,ceS for holding the District Congressional Con
,entions The committee will also cndeavor to S't'
the controversy. between Postmaster johnson and VIII
lam T. Henderson, who wa, hi principal opponent for
the po,tma,tershp. At the postponed My election
for members OF the State Central and city EAccut -
,mmittcc, each side chose it, own member Wh)
are 10 be admitted the state Committee will decide
Tho chief interest in the Republican primary campaign
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
,opr,,, 81, ,,xTII- p y. MONDAY.

T,r NrI,plaud T1,tc,u Nrwl orN and thence 10 Nir-
oinia fiir pr.c,d,d n virginia by shower, warmer
For Georgia Florida. AlIlamt. Mississippi Louisiana
and Texas, fair stationary slightly higher t'mpratlre
For Western N,W-\orN N'~t m Pennsylvania, ""'
Vr.,uia ohio aud Indiana warm"r; fair - 4,
For rolne,,rt and ktntuchy. tair cNc'Ih 9NoN''' ~
1.un,,.,.. ard extreme western Kentucky; warner
ifur Michigan ard Wisconsin, fair. ..,o, n,
Mluuc-att fir preceded n the eastern i''''V -
snnvnr.. stationary or lower ter ,rltlr" ,,..,d q,
For iowa Nebraska and the Dakotas fair io"o"'u AA
Iowa hy showers. cooler.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
TIE UEifHER REPCEI
M0sr OF ruE COUNTRY HHATED.

Washington. July lj.Ihe = .na > r'c" reports s"""
SUNDAY % have unusually hot day except IN Ne"-
nslud On. lake region and rom Mary land northNalu %
Nrv.Yo.t Of ll3 station, no les than Jos Tp'rt'd
maximum temperature " $50 degrees a. moro o;t'-NN Sa'
tlons maximum Of 20 dcree> oc over, while t"ee r.
,r maximum tInpra.ur, 81 loO degree, %: higher '
kansas CIV and Omaha the temperature 10 loi de-
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

Tribune OGice Julv Il, .. m-Party ''p'F a ".a'"i
prevailed yc-terlay with tt' Sh""'. ~ IN ,,
e., -. ,h,.l b.twrcn "a and II degrees, te
- ..r,., h.inc H. lover than on the corresponding
Gay last year and 81. owpr than on SstGrl ro.s 20
~. Influence of a south'a't'r,N Mi.'' w '''
40 a, = D. m and - i; mhnght u, ,..A.hv bs
,,or,'.." f,lr or rarity cloudy wcatr'r-
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

CANDIDATE FOR \ THIRD TERM ~ NEBRASKA.
Chicago, July 13 t-pccaD.-A dispatch to Tho
Inter ocean" from Lincoln sch. says that Governor
Thaycr yesterday stated that he had .lly decided TO
become candidate ior reelection lie seeks tlird
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diarram continuous line shows me oafom @
rur,tons NSs,~rday A. observed at the lted SeAss
SigraI Sr,vsn .taen AZ city The casars lhacAS'
ro,c a, perry's Pharmacy, sun Building