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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-12

The statement has been published that in
the case of DR.. Rockman against the CON-
the doctor brought suit to compel the COM
missioners to allow bill in full they had
cut down, thht the district court decided in
favor of Rockman. The reverse, however,
is the case. The commissioners cut the
doctors bill down from STA to SIS, and
this action the court upheld.
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Concerning Our New Mavor.

The warehouse men in the Sixth ward
take this opportunity of thanking Mayor
Bradford for his prompt attention in filing
up holes and bad places in the streets about
the Northern Pacific depot. He seems to be
the right man in the right place.
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Tho Base Ball Meeting.

The meeting called for yesterday at the
Iroquois club rooms was poorly attended
and nothing was done to arrange for a
local team during the coming season. It
is true that if something was done in this
direction. the Athletic club will make a
generous donation to start the nine, and if
enough enthusiasts can be found base ball
will be we'll represented in the Queen City.
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Herbert Nicholson & Co. are now prepared to
deliver good dry cord wood promptly to any part
of the city. Hay, grain and feed at lowest rates.
Opposite Northern Pacific freight depot. Tele-
phone 242.
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TOR SALE-BON TON RESTAURANT; A
= frst-clAss restaurant with frst-class patron
aourishins mining camp Of Marysvilie. Mont,
for $500 cash, or on reasonable time with good
security; rare Opportunity to make money. Adj
Mont. -
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inst RacaiYAd.

A carload of adamant wall plaster. Far
superior to lime plaster.
II. nj. PARcHEN d Co., Agents.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-12

Beautiful blue buildingrock Inquire Of Emile
Kluge. Cos West Main street. or Bog city.
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To whom it May Concern,

For the best blue Grass and MIXED Lawr
Grass" go to 4. NJ. Parchen d Co.'s.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-12

FOR SALE-A NEARLY NEW COVERED
- wagon and set of Concord harness. INQUIRE
at Jackson's Music House, Main ct.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-12

FOR SALE-A BARlAIN--NEWF FURNITURE
and lease of new brick s-room house. Bath,
gas, furnace. South Rodney near Broadway. Box
w 1ocst0 I'm
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS CONFECTION-
4 cry and fruit stand; fine location. Address
L. r, independent.
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NOR SALE-I1OTS ON THE WEST SIDE IN
Cannon addition, only $l8 per foot. Chand-
Ter d Heath, 81 Edwards street.
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TOR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES, AND
store for rent with lease. Inquire L l.
Israel l. Co., IS Main street,
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Of INTEREST TO SICK PEOPLE-MEssRs.
" Pope q Common desire to inform that por-
ton Of the public who are unfortunately COM
PEELED to patronizs drug store in the night
time. that they have night bell attached to the
front door Of their store. in. the Bailey block
and that a competant clerk will attend their
wants Ct any hour Of the sight. :
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-12

TOR SALE-CHEAP. A FIRST CLASS 20
u horse upright steel boiler. Apply at this
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-12

TOR sALE-l60 HEAD OF CATTLE, IN
= Guiding IS 4-year-old steers: . bargain Adj
dress E. 3. French & Co.. Helena; or. G. U.
Hallett. Fort Logan, Mont.
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WANTED - SALESMAN = AN ENERGETIC
y, W man wanted to push our manufactures on
this ground; one of our agents earned IS, 200 in
1seS. Address, u. U. Bog 1871. New York.
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WANTED WANTS 100 MEN
w for Washington; railroad work

w repairer; eood wages and steady employ-
ment; with references. Apply at 70 Ewing street.
opposite court ho1sa
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FOR SALE-TWO GOOD HAY RANCHES.
y near Fort Maeinnis; one of $40 acres and one
100 acres; natural wild hay or swamp land, fed by
fine ice cold springs. For further particulars
apply to Conrad Kohrs, Deer Lodge. Mont. or
Granville Stuart ut Fort Maginnis Mont.
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AHTED-EXPERIENCED STATE, SPE-
w cial and local agents to represent the Ma
tional Home Building IL Loan Association. Our
agents are making money. Address with refer
ence. naming this paper. l. N. Clarke, Secretary,
Bloomington. Ill.
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WANTED-25 MEN, SECTION, FREE PASS:
w 20 men, Wickes, free pass: so men. Mis-
soula, one-half fare; men city work. Northern
Pacific Employment Agency.
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WANTED-TWO FIRST-CLASS TAlLORS
w for bushel work and repairs: steady work
and good wages. q Ewing street, opposite court
house.
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THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL TO BE
torn down and rebailt: in preference TO stor-
ing the stock, will sell large stock Of unre-
deemed pledges. including diamonds. watches,
clothing shoes, etc., at less than cost. New YORK
Loan office. International Hotel block.
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WANTED-LADY AGENTS FOE NEW RUB
w Der undergarment: indispensable to ladies;
proof free. Address Little h Co., 218 Clark street.
Chicago, Ill.
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TOR SALE THREE GOOD GENTLE
= milk cows; can BE- MIXED BY any woman
INQUIRE ut 619 Broadway,
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HELP wANrEDLMALE.

WANTED-50O RAILROAD AND STATION
w men at Mu)lan, Idaho, west end Missoula
branch Northern Pacific railroad; wages $2.25
d Janse
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csn0 CASH. BALANCE TO SUIT. BUYS
VOOV furniture and lease Of Pacific hotel, "a
roOns Call and examine.
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WANTED-TWO DINING ROOM GIRLS $50
W per month; one dining room girl $40 per
week; 10 girls for private families $40; woman
pastry cook $40 per month. The Montana Enl-
ployment Agency, Missoula Box 395.
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FURNITURE AND LEASE PACIFIC HOTEL
81, 500 cash. or Len0ir House 81 600 cash. tho
lAlAn0N IN ar1ik.
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WANTED--FOUR GIRLS FUR DINING
room and general homework. INQUIRE at
Montana Employment Agency. room 8, corner
Sixth avenue and NJ ain.
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TEUNE FILE NOUyELLEMENT ARRIVEE
desirerait entra en- relations ayec IN francois
but de Sc marier. Ecrire J. la-laverie. p. U.
Hoboken New Jersey.
pROPERTY OWNERS ATTENTTON-SEWER
connections made at bedrock prices by .
licensed drainage expert Address r. o. box
1U22 city.
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mruArrora wArrEn

CITUATION WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED
- groomsman or to make himself otherwiee gem
ecs snd q .S
NJ. this Office.
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FOR RENT-A SUITE OF HANDSOMELY
furnished rooms, S2) also sinyle furnished
room, at III N. Rodney, cor. Fifth ave.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS AND
- board in desirably located, pleasant home-
like boarding place. Home cooking. IS South
Benton avenue.
FOR Rents ROOMS, 426 HARRISON AVE
Inquire on premises.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-19
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.


II may be that the Common Council
though, 20 Go 3 % y clever thing when
the scheme OF a representative of a Chi
cago paper was referred to the Com
m.ttee on Ways and Means with power
70 act. Chicago . % be congratulated
when journals Of tha. city succeed in
getang provincial municipalities like
Grand Rapids 70 help support their
leading papers. The Chicago Board OF
Aldermen, it Is safe 70 say, would never
vote money from their public treasury
for their own use or any other paper.
Grand Rapids may 10 j. for others, but
never has been known 20 do such q
thing for home enterprise. 1t is TO be
hoped that the good sense and judg-
ment OF the members Of the Ways and
Means Committee will decide to keep
Grand Rapids money in Grand Rapids,
for worthy schemes OF advertising our
city can De originated and carried out
here as we'll as elsewhere.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-19
THE BIG FLOOD.
Heavy Loss In Northern Louissana-Rs-
moving stock by steamer and Rail

Heavy Loss In Northern Louissaua-Rs-
moving stock by steamer and Rail-
VIcKsBURG. Miss, March 18-The
river here fell four inches in the last
forty-eight hours. The river is falling
for distance OF twenty miles above and
fifty miles below the Raleigh crevasse,
which is steadily widening and is 1900
feet wide.
The food will submerge the finest
portion Of North Louisiana Steamers
are now removing stock from Tensas
Parish and in localities reached by rail
removal is the order OF the day. Queen
& Crescent authorities expect their
Shreveport division 70 be flooded at
Delta in few days. The damage by
the crevasse will be immense. though
stock viii undoubtedly he saved for the
most part.
NEWPORT. Ark. March ls.-The Black
and White rivers are both falling A
mail train from ST Louis, the first in
sir days. reached here Monday night
It could go no farther. II will be sew
eral days before trains can get through
70 Little Rock The reports Of loss OF
stock increase hourly. and mach OF
that saved from the food Is dying from,
hunger.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-19
TO PAY SERVICE PENSIONS.
Hr. Norrll Presents n Bill Which Would
Affect Over 100000 Persons.

WAsHINGToN, March 1s.-Representa-
tive Morrill, (Kan.l has introduced in
the House bill providing for service
pension 10 soldiers of the late war and
their widows, etc. 1t grants a pension
OF eight dollars month 10 any
officer or enlisted man, 90 years
OF age or over. who served nine
ty days in the army, navy, or
the Marine corps during the late war
and received an honorable discharge,
1t is further provided that any officer
or enlisted man who served three
months or moro in the late war who
has died leaving q widow without 9TH
er means OF support than her daily
labor, or minor children under the age
OF sixteen years, such widow or minor
children shall be granted a pension
Of IS month during widowhood,
and in case Of her death leaving a
child or children under 1o years, such
pension shall be paid such child or chill
dren, providing she shall have married
the soldier prior to the passage Of this
act.
Mr.. Morrill, says the enactment of
this bill into q law would place about
400. 600 pensioners on the rolls at once
and about 50, 900 each year thereafter
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-19

A few days ago Herman y. Dosker
and John Van de Ret formed part
nsrship IL business. A speciality in Their
field OF labor viii be made in insurance.
Both Of these young men are we'll
known in this city. They are hustling.
energetic workers, and are sure 20 make
a success. They viii represent The fol-
loving well-kBown and reliable insur-
anCe companies,
Grand FIRE Insurance Company;
Lsncash ~. Manchester, En- gland;
Commerce.. Union, London, England
Niagara New York;
F.rsmsns Newark, New Jersey;
New Hampshire, Manchester, New
Hsmpsh.rs.
Michigan Fire and Marine, Detroit,
Agricultural. Wstert0wn. New York
While making the placing Of Ere IN
sursnce Their SPECIAL work, they wil
incidentally do a real estate business,
negotiate loans. etc The gentlemen
are both nofar,es public, snd lsgai bus
iusss entrusted % them All Be aeon
rae l. transacted. Messrs. I,osksT 4
Van De Ret are agents for tie Fed
Sfar ard Inmsn Inc CT ocean steamers,
the after company being propTietors of
re City Of Psrs snd the City of New
York. ire two fastest steamers afost
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-19

TBE Leader sS'torially notices and
comments upon the Jackson Pstriot' 8
charge tnst WSrten Hatch, Of the
State Prison, has hesa supplying him
self with good cigars at the expense Of
the State. Why d'fnTt the Leader at the
same time nOtce W Hstch's DENIAL Of
the charEe' He sd TO a Detroit Jssr-
nal reporter. Il 1~vsr bought a box Of
cigars with nv own or the States
money, ss I don't use them. 7 don't
know Who bought them, and don't
care enough about the charge TO look
up the vouchers" That would have
spoiled the political effect Of the
Tsader's editorial. and political effect.
rather than honesty and fairness, is at
. premium with tnat sheet
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-19
SHORT SPECIALS

Fire az GaFasx. la. s@n9sy aisss
caused lsss 0t ssa 9oA
Killinx frosss are reported frsn No
be. Ala. ana Ftt1sville, tiA
HsaEy a4Lrags - the tesseoo Psant
by fFost Is reported fsE wssssra AortA
CS-olina
TIE Lexington. KY. street railway
h&s bsen peTeh ssec ~ Ne" fora syA-
alezts.
charss r Vail. the alleges ~its-aor-
aerSr. 80 ARA gas4 a. a. LoAAs anc
PIE 4csd act guilty.
an explosion Of gas caused the col
lacAe Of = DSrtlon II tbs Kaiser Nj
salm sgiGge ia Berlin Several persons
ssTs tEiured.
Al Jasper. lad. factories have been
obliged 70 suspend on account Of hlgn
water. The railroad depot can oaly De
reached ey skifs
Druggists at Aberdeen, S. D., decided
Mcadzy 70 sell no more liquor after May
/. owing 70 certain features Of the pro
hioitory Ia. 20 them obRox loas-
Another land slide IL feared at Troy.
n y. big crack having been disooS-
cred In Wsrren's hill. Some houses In
the vicinity have been abandoned
The Lsundrymens Association OF
New York and New Jersey has declared
war on the Chinese laundries. and will
nght them financially and politically.
Mira :. D. Chambers, wife of Msdi-
son County (N. c. farmer. was acci'
dentslly killed by the discharge of a
son.
Fred w. Werner and a man named
Granville were killed in Salt Lake City,
( e. T.. Monday by j. (. Weston, of Col
orado. while attempting 70 rob the
/ latter.
Governor Francis, OF Missouri, has
made a formal demand on the bondsmen
\ of exState Treasurer Noland 10 come
forward and settle the amount Of the
exTreasurer's deficit
A lArgely-attended public meeting
WAS held al Wilkes Barre, Pa, Monday
afternoon, in which all the churcbe:
and benevolent associations united fol
the relief of tbs distressed miners
| Morton. the man of SO years whS
killed his son and daughter-in-law a
| Miami. n. w. T., last month, had hi
trial Monday. The jury found him in
sane and he was committed to Jail.
Irving G. Vantilburg, Of Elkhart
Ind. has brought suit against the Gin
cinnati, Wabash & Michigan railway
for SIC, 600 for the killing OF his 1s-year
old son. Warren Rawley also sues fo
5000 for injuries recently received.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-19
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pP0BATT 0RDEE-STATR 0F MICHIGAN
CorrTv g h hEsT- s.. Al So. on e tae
prrrz-e frr~- frr - 4 Corrfr ~ .nf 1eif -
re Probate of.of ID r1e City - Grand kspffs
on the Brh 6av oi JsEnarF, 10 fte year o1s
tao sarf esskf hEa drel and -ffT
Frsserf Fr-ss psrklns Tefgs af Pross,es
h the matter - fhe estsfe -
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Nfrr Eos hfrH1g Lee FH- s PEI
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ssssfe nv - era-t@d - PaF~fk II Br'en.
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Nsrrh -4wr - Tea t'al1e+ tr - f1ren ear.
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fh.s err - - na - 3D. three saacfssl 70 -
HrHs % sstt cav q Aee1s lA -.
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aad a r-~lSffr.ai q SD fesrfy q keab
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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-19

FRED WHEELER IS worried because
the TELEGRAM HERALD has not noticed
his second letter on the "dIrect tax re-
funding BILL" and ne publishes letter
in the Lcudcr The TELEGRAM-HERALD
doesn't happen to be a One-idea paper
and can not spend all its time and space
discussing one subject with Mr.. Wheeler
or any ovher man. The TELEGRAM
HERALD has stated distinctly enough
its position on that bill, and IS but little
concerned whether Mr.. Wheeler agrees
with il or not.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-19

CoSoREssNfAS CUTcHEoS, IN a letter to
the Reed City Clarion. has given some
factsAnd figures on the per diem pension
BIZ. which show what an enormous de-
mand upon the treasury such a bill
would make. Mr.. Cutcheon is certainly
IN a position to know what be is talk
ing about. and. besides, he cannot be
accused of hostility to the old veterans.
he says.
The best experts here estimate the
average at from $40 70 sl2 month.
There are 80 ,0CO survivors, putting
the average of pensions at $40 per
month, or sl20 per year, the cost would
be Sl54 600 900 per year, IN addition 70
the present roll Of about S100, 600, 900,
making k254 900. 900 a year IN addition
20 wnat viii be allowed on the pens.On
claims about SOC COO now pending,
which viii certainly add fully SIS 900 :
GOO more. But let us leave that out
and cal It s250, 1000, 900 per year. The
present surplus N the treasury g about
81, 100000. The passage of the bill
would make a deficiency OF 500 .OOO, :
600. It Is = good thing 20 stand Oft at
long range and talk about, but when
y0u come 20 face the responsibility of
baukrupting the Treasury aud imposing
500 .000, 900 Of add tional taxation, it ls
quite the reverse"
The bill bears somewhat the same
relation 10 the Federal Treasury that
the balls 10 equslize Michigan hounties
always have borne 10 the state Treas
ury. While containing some elements
OF justice to the oil soldier, the practi-
cal Application of such bills, when made
laws, would be financially unjust to the
entire people.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-19

LoursvuLE, Ky, Nsreh Is-T~c
companies ~ tae Ststs militia hsrs
beer ordered 20 Hsrisa County. ths
scene % the recent aghunr They VII
take Fith then four prisoners VIC have
seen IN iail a. Fran xfo~t The prison
srs vii se trisS tsr na-ss- a. Bzrlzr
Court House ard ~ troouS 20 70 pro-
tect 80 eoarE Tt "a considered Esely
that tae friends q - rFisoasrs VIII a.
teu-Rt = rescue. sad Egat gssk sss
tr2oss ~ sasga
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-19

THIS is Senator Sherman's fash light
photograph OF the Southern problem:
"But this feeling Of injustice does
prevail IN the North, the feeling that
while you are deprlving the colored
people of their votes you are exercising
an undue power IN the government.
And until that sremedled-eitAert through
the negro rOtiHg or through the negro being er-
ciaded from the basis Of rcpresentGt,on-there
never will be a feeling of content and
equality among the people OF the
Northern States. And now you COM
plain of US. For what? For injustice,
wrong, violence or bloodshed? Noi
You complain OF Us sh4t we hate you.
We deny tae hatred. We demand the
Justice"
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-19
ORDER OF PUBLTCATIoN-stste Of Miel

ORDER OF PUBLICATT0N-State Of Michi-
~ gan. The Superior Court of Grand Rapids.
AT general term Of the Superior Court OF
Grand Rap DIS. continued aud held ri the court
room In The City OF Grand Rapids. in said
County Of Kent. on the 4th day OF February.
A. ID. one thousand eight hundred and ninety
Present, Hon. Edwin A. Burlingame, Juc &c
OF the Superior Court Of Grand Rapids: in
the matter OF the opening and widening, TO
width Of fifty tfet. OF tharleS street. in the
CITY OF Grand r Pids, from the south line Of
Wealthy ayeuue - ssid city. south. to the
north line of Logan street, in said city. iD
the City OF Grand Rapids.
In this matter IL appearing by the return Of
LOOMS X. Bishop. sheriff of said county of
county. and tue aflidsyit of VIM. WSncr Tay-
lor Attorney for the City of Grand Rapids. on
Gle herein. that said respondents, William y.
Bent Y, Peter Benlam'nSe. Jane Willard. Jane
u. willard, kllen Nynne, and Pleter Bakelasr
have not been served with the summons is
sued herein. owing TO their respective places
OF residence being nnkn0wa. aad also that
Jane thipman. e1ecutrix and sole lcgatee OF
the estate of Hobart H.Chpman, deceased. is a
nonresident Of said City of Grand Rapids
~ said Kent county, and whose pace OF resi-
deHce Is Chicago. Cook County, state OF Iii
nois. aud has not been served with said sum-
mons. and that none of said respondents have
Appeared In said matter By reason thereof
Therefore, on motion OF VIM. Wlsner Taylor.
attorney for the clty OF Grand Rapids. il is
ordered that said respondents. William y.
Gently, Peter Ben1aminSe, Jane Willard. Jane
q.
Jane CbipmaB, executrx aud sole leEsfee OF
the estate cf Hobart II. Oh pman. deceased.
appear In said matter At the Superior Court
rooms. In the City Hali.i the said City Of Gl and
X tpidS Ia the County Of Kent and State n
VI chigsn. on the llth day Of March. A. ID. 80.
st 10 O'Clock a m. of that dsy. and show csuse
Why The prayer Of the petitioner, on fle in
said matter should not BE granted. And 10 Is
further ordered. tnat service oi this order be
made en- said ondents William y. Bentiy
Peter keaiamiuss. Jane vi lard. Jane y. VII
Ird. Elm Wynne. Peter kskeiAar and Jane
Chipnan executTiX and sole legstee 0f the &c
tate OF Hobart II. tHnmau. deceased, by pub
Hshinf certified copy % this order for three
success ve weeks. af least once Ia each week
g. the daily TeeErsm- Herald, . public news
paper d nfed and pubiis IN said cifY Of
t-raad Rapids. aud circulating therein. and
that tbe asst publication thereof b ~ isaei six
fsvs before the day fred in ffis order for said
appearance. AMI that a d matter b continued
uhti the llth day 81 March. A. y, IxG a. 81
O'Clock a. n o. said dsv.
EDWIN A. BURLTTGAMF.
Judge 0f The superior Court
u Grand Rapids
City Attorney for the city ~ Grand RaYi6s
7 hereby certify thsi tie above = = trRs cory
81 AZ erarr ~ Pnbt1sfiou ss recorded and
tied in 81 q csUse. ttis faV. sr6 the whole of
such orig. ral order. / 3 witness whereof have
hereanfo 81 mv hand ard s1Eef the sea q
ssd court this sth day e FsnrUaTV. A. U. 80.
ANDREW FfFE
Clsrk of tas superior Court
vsi % Grand RAPIDS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-19

MrCH has been said shout Repuhli-
car gerrymanders r OHIO, n jlsuica-
ton ~ she .ast outrage. Ono Rspub-
hcaus. however. hsvs Tever interferei
with the regular decrunisl spportion-
raenfs. The Cincinnati Csnnercissk c.
49, states the cold facts th1ss
"Ohfo Republicans have never been
guilty Of thatcharge. There have been
~ Ohio onlv three iuterterences, hv ger
rvfuandnrinEs. wftn ths 1eCrnr al A.
ra-xsment 1f districts. and a. of them
have heen rv the Democrats. TIE Re.
publican regu.sT decennls8 arrange
raeut of districts. abolished ey the pres
snt zsrrvmander. vas so TAR tnat IRE
Democrats have elected fourteen ou'
cf twenty-cne Congressman under lt
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-19
JOHN l.. WINS.
The Supreme Court Of Mississippi Re
verses and R.m.uds His Case.


JACKSON. Miss. March is-In The
case Of John L. Sullivan, convicted OF
prizs lighting IN Mississippi the Su-
preme Courts judgment Ia that the
case is reversed and rsmanded. and
Sullivan is held under his bond to
answer such Indictments ss nay
be found a. the next term % court
The case Of Bad Rsnaud. Of New
Orleans. aiding and sbettinE The sulli-
vsn-Kilrsin fight ia similarly decided.
The case vas reversed and the iadict-
nnsnt qusshed FOR Two reasons; That
re Indictment did rot show that the
fght vas public OF thas Kiirsin fought
sullivan. II simply AYERS thst Suliivas
in pursuance - r-evious appointment
ros8s - engage in prizs-fght wifh
kilrsin FOR large sun o. MONEY!. did
uulswfnllT engage IA a prizs-f ght with
kllFain; did sntsr ring Ard bes e.
strike ard brRise tks sad kilraia. The
parties n prits-azhs az severaily ?
guilty. but Gailt o. ssca n ust arse
fFom ia 5r r a. ~F t-r1