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The Irish standard., 1890-01-18

ST. CLOUD Times: The attack made
upon Parnell. in suit OF Capt. O'Shea
against his wife for divorce, is another
and probably the most dlsgraceful and
diabolical schemes of the English gov
eminent to injure the great Irish leader
and his cause. He has demanded the
earliest possible investigation, but that
would not suit the conspirat0rs, and so
the case will drag along, in the hope
that ParnelIs influence will be broken
and himself forced out Of the leader
ship. He never will be by such means.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18


s. CALVIN s gRIcE, chairman Of the
Democratic Natlonal Committee during
the campaign OF 1888, was elected
United States senator from Ohio bv the
Democratic legislative majority Oh
Thursday last. He will succeed Henry
B. Payne, whose term Of Office expires
March 4th next. In Iowa William 8,
Allison is elected bY the Republic leans to
succeed himself. and no doubt feels
great relieved. as the narrow Repub
lican maj GRITTY la the legislature made
him feel very uncomf ortable. e looks
as though ,ison would prove 9 for.
midable presid ential candidate before
tho next Repub lican a n ation,al Conyen,;,
tod b
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18
THIS rs ENGLISH JUSTICE.

AS an example Of the way justice is
dealt ont in England and Ireland, We
eiiye the two following cases which We
believe are automatically reported. Or
Dec, is last, according to the Western
Times, Of Exeter, England. Andrew
Tracey killed his wife in Liverpool bJJ
cutting her throat with . razor. She
had pawned some Of his u thing and !
I VA "a for this that he murdered q y her 4
soold blood. He was tried. convicted 3 e IS
NH ana seat fenced Is six months imprison
THO Nester Assizes held i
sllaat Ireland De-. 20 A old mar q
anea 81 Tonne I''1pll'''
II nnard erg ylll,y
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The Irish standard., 1890-01-18

AN exchange says that Senator Ed
munds. of Vermont, has served longer
in the United States Senate than any
of his colleagues. On April S, 1880, he
will have been in the Senate without a
single break twenty four years. Mr..
Edmunds will be sixty-tWo in Febru.
arY. He would probably die in peace if
he could only see that proposed ironclad
treaty between the United States and
Great Britain passed the senate and the
house. He will be much older than he
is now when that treaty is passed.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18

THE new Prohibition law il North
Dakota forbids even the sale Of cider
While the legislature is in session. It
should pass q law forbidding all men
from wearing whiskers. This practise
might discourage the high winds,
known in the winter season as bliz
yards, from toying with the chin lock-
at the dear people of Dakota. There
are fanatics every where, but no one
supposed that N orth Dakota had such
IN overwhelming majority Of this class
ZOE cranks.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18

CRACKsMEN now open safes bV ap
plying a powerful machine that pulls
out the mob of the combination Jock.
They should get the machine patented
otherwise the dentists will buy them all
up for extracting teeth.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18

OVER $4,000. 900 has been spent in
Australia within the last fifteen years
in efforts to exterminate thcrabbit, and
late estimates agree that he has also
doubled in numbers during this time.
The legislature OF that country should
import few OF the leaders in the Peo
pies Political Reform club of Minneap
oils. The rabbits would quit the coun-
try before spring.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18
Duluth.

IS H.++ Ht# OulUUUs
Special correspondence to the Irish Standard,
By unanimous vote Of the members
Of the Duluth Chamber Of Commerce,
RI. Rev. Bishop McGolrick was on last
Tuesday elected to membership in that
body.
Edward Dixon enjoyed the pleasure
of call from Bishop Cotter, Of Winona,
recently. Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon we're
united in marriage at Winona by the
good Bishop (then Father Coster) q few
years ago, and it is unnecessary TO say
that they were pleased beyond measure
to receive him at their Duluth home.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18


Geo. Long has re- rlrned to school ri
Notre Dame Univ rsity. near South
Be nd, Indiana. zss
Da. Waiter was called II. 70 Hinckley,
Mimi. last week to attend child Of
Timothy Donovan. NJ AZ
s The wv Leaf Club gave very pleas
ant enohre party at their club rooms on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Taylor, Of South Still
water, died suddenly last Sunday. Her
death was caused by Ia Grippe. #
DR.. Murphy. of S.. Paul. was in tho
city last week telling the jury in the
Olsen case about the ampu cation of tho
poor fellows feet. The Jury returned
verdict OF $4,000 against the st. Paul
& Duluth Railroad.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18

It is said that Jane Detheridge, Of
Kingston, Jamaica, has refused thirty
seven offers Of marriage. She has 81, 900, :
600, and is an orphan. Most people
would not object to being orphans if
they had as much money as Jane. She
is wiseln remaining single. She has latlsf'
only one pair Of feet 70 keep warm. and q;
ID never calle upon "a set up the cigars:
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18

AN individual, who was clerk in the
India house with Charles Lamb and
John Stuart Mills, has just died at
Ventnor England, after having enjoyed
a handsome pension for fiftv.four years.
He had been allowed to retire, sin con.
sequence of broken health in 1885. A
number of Northwestern congressman
will be allowed to retire next year and
thay will not be granted q pension
either.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18

JOHN N. MATTHEW'S, who operates a
government distillerY in Madison
county, Georgia, says majority Of the
distillers of the state will abandon the
business if negro. officials are forced
upon them. IF the Prohibitionlsts of
Georgia could only make distiJlery Of
hcials out of the negroes, thew would
accomplish more in their line in six
months than By preaching mo rum'
for the next fifty years.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18

New YORK organized labor wants
John Burn the London labor leader.
to come over and do some agitating ON
this side Of t 9 Atlantic, and have sent
him an invitation. John is not likely to
come until he receives certified check
to cover his expenses while in America.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18

EMMETsBUkG Democrat: William
O'Brlen. the Irish patriot, was recently
released from the Galway Jail His first
act after being released was to address
a large meeting in the interest OF Ire
land. William has certainly the grit of
steel.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18

AS a proof of the cIoseness OF the
times. Just 90 10 the United States re
cruiting office, on Fourth avenue south
and Washington avenue. and see the
large number of young men who are
daily Joining Uncle Sans boys in blue.
Evide.tly the terrors of army life have
no fears for these young fellows.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18
DiTORlAL BRE vITIES.

HAsrINas Democrat: The appoint
ment Of Eugene Hay as District Attor-
ney Of Minnesota, fell like wet blanket
on the republicans Of this section Of the
State. He is too fresh to take with the
old liners.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18
Saltwater.

6GluWHL61. "a ~
Special Correspondence Of the Irish STANDARD.
Mr.. J. T. McGarry spent Sunday last
in Duluth. .ssS
Officer Costello was retired from duty
during the week by an attack q infiu-
enza. y. VI 8, A
Mrs. q. Dunn has gone to Spokane
Falls:o 4 visit g her son, lke Giles,
pie. ssB ss1s
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18

AN impressive lesson for the United
States comes from South Africa where
no rain has fallen for a year, and there
is much suffering for want of water,
The enemies of Prohibition in the two
Dakotas should import some South
African weather, aud by this means
they might break the back of fanaticism
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18

MASTER Workman Powderly is au
thoritY for the statement that some
form of combination between the
knights and the farmers alliance will
be made at an early date. This is GER.
tainly a move in the right direction,
and the friends of labor should nope
for it's cOnsummatiOn.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18

CAVALIER County Courier: The Cath
olic church built by T. III. Faulconer IS
rapidly nearing completion. The Cath
olcs of this city and surrounding
country are to be congratulated on hav-
ing one of the finest edifices in the
country.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18
West Superior Waves.

West Superior Waves.
Special Correspondence of The Irish Standard
Mayor McR4e is on the sick list as is
also Aid. McEachern.
j. F. Rock, who spent holidays with
his friends in North English, Iowa. re-
turned the fore part Of last week.
Dan Mills meat market, on the corner
of Sixth street and Tower avenue, was
conpletely destroyed by fire on the
10th inst.
Mrs. n. Fl. Grace, who has been quite
i'll for some time, is now much better
and will go South IN few days to spend
the winter.
1t was rumored that M. 9. French
was ill with severe attack of La Grippe.
THIS however is not true, but what he
has got is the 1.-The Saturday Evening
Call" .G
M. G. Burke returned from his holiday
vacation looking we'll and entirely satis-
fed (?) with the world in general. The
new year fluids him more alert and nc 1v7s
than ever in catching On to the pro-
missing snaps of this and other towns.
Well that is right, Matt, LET the good
work continue
Division No. A. o. Fl ofssWest
Superior, attended the Bishop MEG olrick
reception at Duluth on the 9th lust.
This grand reception rendered to Bishop
ucGolrick by the citizens of Duluth
was in perfect keeping with every under
! taking of that wonderful city q complete
success. Duluth is by no means un-
! mindful of the great honor Inferred
upon her by the Catholic Church in
giving to her so eminent divine and
fully evidenced her appreciation Of that
honor as we'll as her profound esteem
for the Bishop himself in the hearty
| welcome and splendid reception gwen
him on his arrival. At the banquet
several neat addresses were made, but
to our mind the banner address of the
evening was that of j. r. Corrigan. of
Minneapolis, who in few we'll chosen
words congratulated Duluth on her
prize and expressed the regrets of Min
neapolis on their loss. Prof. Phelps. in
the course of his remarks ON "The
Church ana the Northwest" referred to
Father (now Bishop Cotter, of Winona,
and the grand reform instituted BY that
eloquent divine in Winona and vicinity.
The mention of Father Cotter's name
elected rounds of applause, winch was
repeated as the Professor spoke of the
noble and unt1ring efforts of Father
Cottur in leading his people onward and
upward. Prof. Phelps remarks were
but very weak expression Of the great
work accomplished by Father Ootter.
The people of Winona-can best appre-
ciate the great work accomplished there
by him and their love of him is more
than ordinary. Well might Winona
honor and love Father Cotter and be
really proud of him as their Bishop,
who for zeal, liberia! views, eloquence
and constancy is second to none.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18

The Union hotel at Prescott. Wis,
owned by John Harwel. was totally
destroyed by fire early last Wednesday
morning 'l'he loss will exceed 81, 600
on which there was no insurance.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18

Father J. g. Perrault, chaplain ofs
North Dakota's first Senate, was present
led with a Handsome gold headed cane ;by
the members q tina body on last Mon
day
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18

A contemporary says that the Humane
Society OF Chicago caused the arrest of a
man for practising horrible cruelty on
cattle at one Of the packing houses in
that city. When arrested the man was
fonnd armed with sledge hammer for
the purpose Of knocking the animals
eyes out. The cattle sho,, great unwil-
llngness to enter the slaughter house,
being frightened by the sight Of blood.
To obv1ate this difficulty the barbarous
expedient was hit upon Of binding them
by knocking out their eyes. The Re-
publicans Of Minneapolis are said to be
preparing similar scheme which they
hope to work on the Democrats nex.
fall, but it will not work. The reckless
ness of the present city council cannot
be 80 easily pushed aside and forgotten.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18

Order your carriage sof Il hIoran,
Hfor parties, 4 operas and fun
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-06

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lest II tre tne
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qualities or pronert.s. of tbe objects
aud t4e4 lold hoE the me Methods
Wss elsen to the teds. because ils
founder. John WesIev. Nas extremely
vigorous Ia lis metaal. Bug Jonn
Wesley lad no .dea at hrst thst le was
Enalas a llea lss4y. for ne Intended lo
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le wl, : faen.l-r. For taat ulattar
We.l.g nreached seven near, b'ICre he
va. converted aul oe rat n h.
journal. references ~ converting Tie
lndisl., before he MAS trflv converted
h.ni,elf.
He.a.c Dr. Buckley identified him
,elf v..fu tae Afethe,4l.f Cbnrch. De was
advised by q oentIen,an VINO stood well
!u me community and was a menlber
oh Cl1yr.... ,..,l ~ l,....l.n,a a minister.
and IN all mean, NOT to.bfcontca a Meth
od.st bersrse ~. se't U'a. f.,t running
ogr. But he doctor d.d not take h..
fren.p advice. and ,fn,.e thrp has sey.
eral times been iu Furope where he has
preached 10 Am audience OF SOFA Method.
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uiabt sun ;, a. sudieuces ia Norway
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-06


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eeiFcd uE lhe local posl-oincc, and the
patron, Oh tne Government institution
are sui us'ng one cent stamps. Numer-
ous otner cites throughOuttne country
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-06
PURELY Personal.

Thos. Draper, of Dutton, was in
town yesterday.
Alonzo Biz, of Spring Lake, was in
the city yesterday.
Mss Hattie Swain has returned from
a lengthy southern trip.
Mrs. Celia SNYDER has returned from
a pleasure trip from Chicago.
Mrs. X. NJ Orser Is convalescent from
a severe attack of Ia grippe.
Mrs. ". y. Rowe is recovering from
a dangerous three weeks illness.
Fred L. Frost, representing Morley
Bros, East Saginaw, is IN the city.
Hon. r. ". Buttcrlield IS just able to
be out, after severe attack of ntlu-
onza.
j. ". Saunders, editor and proprietor
of the Caledonia Nevs, was IN the city
yesterday.
f. q. Johnson. of Luther, county
clerk of Lake, is IN the city few days
on business.
George r. Fairman has been called
70 Big Rapids to sec has parents who
are both very Ii.
NIr. and Mrs. Henry Hoster, OF
seneca Fails, y. H., are the guests OF
their daughter, Mrs. a. L. Hatch.
Mrs Chas. and VIM. Tunsted, of OK
ford, Mich, are visiting W. /. Wilson
amt family, OF - West Fuitou-st.
II. u. Uu~hcs, Jr.. of Grand Gapids
.- In the cts -u the interest OF a COL
umbus cigar housc.-ho'omo-oo to-'ir.
Frank r. =, gcu- ls I'm Ch.cJgo. cn-
gagged .u Che regular seml-amual over
u3u.ag of tine organ M tine First Pau-
list Church.
rt.. 7r..... >,clo, or o9o so,,.t. r.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-06
FOR THE NORTH PARK.
President Thayer Has Gone East for tn
Rolling stock.

President Thayer Has Gone East FOR the
Rolling stock.
The North Park Railway Company
has begun to look about for rolling
stock to put on its road so as to be
ready for business in the spring. Hon.
Geo. W. Thayer has gone East to place
the orders for cars and locomotives.
Ii is proposed 10 have two locomotive
OF the small steam motor variety apI a
number of both closed and open
ears. The closed cars Will be on the
plan OF the ordinary railroad coaches,
though Ot smaller SIZE, and the open
cars such rs are now used on the other
car lines OF the city. The North Park
road !, now graded and irOncd, and
the work of ballasting VIII be begun as
soon ms the locomotives arrive. It is
expected that the completion of the
line VIII involve an outlay of between
S30,0 and $4,000, besides what has
been already spent n grading the road
and the pleasure resort grounds. For
this SUM the officers nope 10 complete
tno road, build the southern terminal
station and the pavilion at the north
end. Il has been decided TO locate the
latter south instead of north of the
end of the road, on the rycr bank.
The plans for the pavilion are completed
and show very pretty building. More
grading and Improvements in the
grouuds Will bc made and 1t is hoped
that 10y the first day of June passen-
gers can bo transported over the COM
pletcQ road.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-06

Hon. WalcsF. >torrs, Of Cooporsvilie,
for l.Y q member Of the Leg. .ature
ald one ol the most prominent citizens
oi Ottawa couuy-a gentleman well
~ ta- cly-is lying at the point CT
death at ls h0mC. IT, suffered shoes
ot 0arairs last week Tuesday, and a
second last sunday Gilt, and h.s ian-
IIv have no hoQcs ~ h.s recovery. Mrs.
". =. Hovey, who IS relative. was
called 90 hIs bedside Monday Eht
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-06

One week a-o Nm. Wcts, living ~
south Gnad Kapids, buried an infant
son. One week later another chnd.
about tr-o wears ofaco. was acc dontaHv
aided WITH bo' aruie sauce. amt
n1 rel ia Cr AT agony from Friday
n1nt tHl sunday morning. wnCn death
relieved aoi IS. Offering lHe fam y
uow W.sn to thank tae lrends lor tlc.T
many ass oi k.uaaCss during their
eclA oi sorrow. vs. NLFr-.
ffr- H BIS
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-06
4 THRIFTY ATTORNEY

Blccds Ciiver Halls Pockot-booL Until
II Coiiapscs.
The case OF Oliver c. Hall and Mrs
Nctiie Smith, VINO were arrested some
time ago on the charge Of adultery,
was 10 lave been nollo prose upon tn
nlEacD. CL the costs. a.l case i1s
lam dormant awaiting payment.
tal. called upon Che pg lc attor-
lcy >t-sIav 90 seo h4W tuC matter
-toHa. and WAS surprised 10 learn that
it ra> -tl unsettled. IEe says he ha,
plia as attorney over 500. aud ne re-
fuses 10 hc indicted any more.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-06

8st1ty yesrs sge. efhsa 8 eofssf's.f-- 3
~Net klusn al a.@t+f tAt-'- -',' y
l4s4l - k-a.4 EeS--s i e.ts A~s.-s t-.'
Hs ag9lE-e ot uas f1tt - -
Hl nrs ans selgg. psu - hia
Hl-Ie s.La express .tsas ol as 5tt eA
4-s usn slult.s saal-l4ss--.l 81 l.s ss+-
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IN. raf.4 fsf.s lQl.l ll-c-st tlllt- : E
tne erass aser l@b 3.s lal1rla s@~sf-
ers l44e 4rE.- .ed q h3m Tor fe--aIs alll
i would u ln1>s Ele g. fa.t-r y
what extent he has benefited oai
Iiatatal- hsNe sIFuHg up la eFefs
direction. advertising fner l.ost4N Nins
and aat.lg lat4rrh 30 tat .ut2 4lsl ~
diseases taev e.sm lo care b3t tls
sauplr-M.l8del ala clergyman l4s goos
lg sld selp tl.-n f->a alal f@ll, 80 tAA.
today ID sLAlts almost GulrNlA sio1s
announcing, as ot old, L-- sl- none =
btief taaG be can cufs tatafrA. iif
statement +, uow hacked by many
thousands of people n al parts oI tlie
country ttat L q moi difncoJ Tor Af
Ga,l3s tl refer parties who maH not pe
iuily satisfied, 90 ne-enbors or Trends
ID tlelr own locality, who MI speak
Tor IlCusg Ives what tnls treatment ha'
done ln tAtI eases.
Many thousands Of people annually
visit Troy, o.. aud taey reai4e thsl
their first mrrt 81 ou Of the Rev j. L.
Chlds was correct. that be- e Dot q
doctor, nor q ,narlamn, nor a seller 81
nostrums, bat s.mpie-hcartea old
gentleman, wbu>e faith in hls oWI
ability 10 cure Cataishps unlimited.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-06
Spring G Carpets

Perhaps it is early TO talk
about Spring Carpets, but
what is the use Of waiting
until the Spring rush is
here TO buy your new car
pet? Our three floors of
our double store are now
packed full of bran new
Carpets, bought direct from
the manufacturer, repre-
senting the choicest pat
terms and fabrics, and the
variety OF design and color
ing for Spring of 1890 has
never been equaled. Select
your carpets, we viii store
and lay them for You when
ordered. We make "a spec
ialty OF fine work, knowing
that "a customer pleased is
the best advertisement we
can have.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-06

The great Chattel Mortgage Sale OF
clothing. boots and shoes, VII. close
Wednesday, February II. Everything
sold AT less than ono-half pr.ce. 81
Canal-St.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-06

For Ingram carpets for - cents per
yard, and thIt en different patterns 10
select from, 50 10 Vinegar Furniture
lOmnauN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-06

Want an overcast and YOU can save
from s. T. $40 by bnying i AZ the Chat
tel Mortgage sale, 3s Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-06
January /, 1890.

Satalinc. Best soap in the market
For sale by all dealers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-06

For the next twO weeks ! VIII make
q discount Of - per cent. 70 my custom
ors Oh all their purchases for cash.
j. l.. Wilkes.
IawuqrV I 1900
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-06


kegu.sr aloatlly mee-ag II general
g. Z. toeay sl - p. nn-
Ia b0t l0wea. af tns e.ls has been
granted a1 acrea-e .l pens.ua.
The damages ~ hre the ddL-
eeab ball4Hg are SEEING repaired.
All visitors are prohibited from enter
.ag rhe nee BeEkey s. gay factory
rruaut Oehcer fee served tRo notices
yesterday, aud investigated eisit cases.
The Forta ghtly Clu1 $50 bold a social
meeting at Custer Guard Afmofy tnia
evening
Pars township farmers vii petition
the c.ty council u enlarge the hay ard
Woof market
A heavy snow storm vas reported az
tne upper end Of the e. r. q I. yester-
day morning
The EQual suffrage Association held
meeting food Temp.ags Hall yes
terday afternoon.
A carload OF mirror plates was
cleared yesterday morning upon pay
meut ot $500 duties
Ail the eases n police court were ad-
joumed yesterday o. allow the Alfred
Broad case 10 proceed.
r. " Browning la. arrived from De
uolt and VII have charge of the music
house Of +. J. >chwankOys1v.
Margaret EOrdau, an ola lady s.
years old. died at the Little Sisters Of
thc Poor Home Tuesday night.
There is a dangerous hole on Shaw
mut-ave. and Jettersou-st. The Board
ol Public WO-ks has been notified.
The case oil samuel Nyh2rt, charged
with em1eLzlemcut has been adjourned
ln police court until next Tuesday.
Nervy Attorney Allen saws he VIII
probably carry tAc Mckenzie ease 10
tie supreme Court on a writ Cf error.
Chas. + smith, the Fountain-st.
grocer IS the happy father OF a newly
arrived infant OF the female persuasion.
Christina Nachtegall has filed a bill
for divorce against Franz Nachtegall IN
the superior court. The bill is sup
pressed.
The still alarm Of fire at II o'clock
last evening was OccasiOned by the
burning cut OF a chimney At 203 South
UmOn-st.
Tne funeral Of Otis Munshaw VIII tee
held aJ . p. IN. today 40 Oakdale
Episcopal Church. Friends OF the family
invited 70 attend.
south End citizens met at Red Mems
Hall last evening and resolved o. pro-
test against the abandonment OF the
Hl.l-st. railway line.
The county ,uperintendents OF the
poor want 10 ind homes for 2-months-
old boy baby and 3-ycar-Old boy, both
nice, healthy children.
At last accounts, Frank Walsh was
in a cell at police .a3Iguartcrs. He
Will answer IN cour, u the charge OF
drunk u not disOrdcrly.
The members of the l5-2 Club went
to Middievuie last evening TO visit their
yomrtdc, =. 3. smith, who has recently
removed there for home.
The result Of Tuesdays Civil-Scrvicc
examination Will not bee known for
about u week, owing % the large num-
her Ot applicants examined.
Fred West is not i'm jail, hut ne would
Doe it nc had not been bailcd yesterday
afternoon. He was drunk on stock
lng-,t. and taken 90 headquarters.
J =. Underwood wsu deliver the adj
dress at the GOOD Iemplars' installa-
tou tomorrow evening. eco. Smith
VIII lead IH the songs. Everybody IN
yted.
IN adjournment has been taken in
the hearing on the petitions I'm the SUIT
OF Brown against the Grand Rapids
Manufacturing Company until Friday
morning.
a number of SIR knights iu this city
Iavc received invitations 90 attend the
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