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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-06-17
Commencement.

The commencement exercises of the
Paw Paw high school will be held in
the rink on Thursday evening, June
25th. Following is the program:
Invocation.
Duet ----------------W W. b. Cooper and W. ]. Bale
Sunrise and Sunset, Rose Dillon
Orchestra
"A Tour to Mars, s,"--------------- Nern Van Fossen
Solo-"As Sings the Nightingale" Edith NJ. White
"The Race Question, n,"------------. Melissa Graine
Duet" l. Elisire d'Amore, "---------------P PXbac
Miss Belle Cook and Mrs. Ida Hudson.
Z" Hidden Hands, ,"----------.----------Len Lena Snow
Solo" Dear Heart, "------------- Sadie Whitman
Presentation of Diplomas.
Orchestra.
Rpnediction.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-06-17
Marriage Licenses,

No. 1O14-Daniel w. Bower, 90, of
Covert, and Edith Wickens, 1S, of
Bangor.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-06-17

For Sale.
Turned butcher blocks, all sizes and
styles. For further information ad-
dress HIPP & WELLS,
1S76tfl Paw Paw, Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-06-17

WHICH ARE GREAT DEMAND PRESENT
complete stock of Challie DAfricanes in black
and white and all the new colorings, a. yard.
Pretty effects in Pineapple tissues at 124c. per yard.
Large line of Toie Du Nord Ginghams at 1919
Gnghams in 10 yd Patterns worth 129c,
at 10c per yard
Colored Satines worth 124c 1Oc. per yard
Fast Black Satnes at 12!c. o 3Oc. per yard
Dragon Black India Linens at 12!c 15c.
Organdies in Checks and Stripes, 1910
Black Embroidered Founcngs 4t yd paterns) So 90
SIS so per pattern
Ladies' Jersey Vests. SC. to 75c EACH
Ladies Knee Pants, 45c. o Soc each
Ladies' Shirt Waists, SOC. to 81 so EACH
MEMS SATINE AND FLANNEL SHIRTS, SUSPEN
DERS COLLARS and CUFFS, STRAW HATS, etc.
full line of Summer Goods for all people,
w. j. SELLICK & SON.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
PAW PAW.

The Oldest and only National Bank ia
Van Buren, County
Capital. ..... .......... 800, 900
Surplus and Undivided Profits. $1,000
Additional Liability of Stockholders 1OO,0 900
+. SMITH, +. +. PARKS,
President. Cashier.
A general banking business transacted.
Interest Paid ON Certificates OF be-
pOsft. 18S0ly
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
M. T.. WhaIen, M. d.,

Nj. r. w WhhItn. M ID,
Physician and Surgeon. Office in Long
we'll block. Office hours, 2 to p. M,
and $50 to 8 p, m. 1Sl9ly
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w. X. Hawkins.

Broker. Money loaned. Office oppo
site the Dyckman House, Paw Paw
Mich. 13SSly
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-06-17

Land for Sale.
Forty acres of good land for sale at a
reasonable price. Inquire of +. w.
Sellick, Paw Paw Savings Bank. [79tf
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For Sale.
For cash, short or long time, at bar
gain, one bay mare, z years old, sound
as bullet Apply at once to
S0tfl w. j. SELLICK q Son.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06

Shore, ls each. Canadian railway securities
were firm. There was sharp rise in Grand
Trunk stocks. owing 10 favorable directors
report. frst and second preferences advanc-
ing each, guaranteed stock and third pref
eren2es 1. The securities of the Mexican
railway were fist, seconds having declined
Ia and ordinary >. Brewery securities were
fears that brewery companies would lose the
right TO hold retail houses, and, in conSe-
quenee, AllScpps dropped zig and GUM
ness 1. or the miscellaneous securities
American investment trust has risen and
Rio Tintos t9. the latter advance being due 10
good dividend. Eastmaus shows fail
IS on the week and Bells Asbestos fall of
Il. Securities OF the California Silver King
mine were issued during the week.
PARIS. April 5.-Durilg the week past the
b0uTSe was quiet Prices had weak tend
ency- Taree per cent Tentes show fall for
the week OF - cenumeS and Credit FonciCr
has fallen 5I4 francs. Italian bonds IL francs
ana Panam8s liz francs. Rio TintoS. how
ever, have gained IA francs. \ new Russian
per cent loan of 4a0,9.0,000 has been nego-
tiated. The proceeds will be devoted TO the
purchase ana extension of railways
FRANKFORT. 4 priI 5.-On the boerse dur
ing the week business was quiet, aud prices
showed l tendency To decline. The final
quotations: italian fves. 9}.4): Russian
fours. 900: Spanish fourS, 76.40; Austrian
silver rente, 1l.i0; short exchange on Lon
don, 2l-35; private discount. 2Ss.
Berlin. April Son the boerse during the
past week business was dull and unsteady,
and prices show general fractional decline.
Inc final quotations include Prussian fOurS
1850; Mexican skies, 9i.S0: DeutSche bank.
1860: Boehumer, I32. 90: Harpener 1870;
rouoles, 40i short exchange on London,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Money Hard to Get in London
Mo st of the Week.

LONDON, April 5.-Money was tight until
the close OF the week, when the influx of
quarterly dividends and the cessation of the
continental demand for gold helped to ease
months and for short. The stock exchange
was hardly recovered from the holiday stag
nation. and prices generally show a frac-
tional decline, The bankers clearing house
returns for the March quarter show a de-
crease OF 95000OOO0 sterling equal
the same period in 1890. Dealers on the
stock exchange state that the prolonged dull
ness in business is pressing heavily on every
department Of the house. Adverse Argen-
tine advices and the American-Italian
trouble added to the disquieting influences
rupee paper rose l2 in sympathy with silver.
The feature with foreigners was the depres-
sion in south American securities. Argen-
tine nationals dropped to 3 Brazilian u 10
l, and Entire Rios }. Italian securities lost a.
under the influence of the trouble with the
United States. English railway securities
were dull, and there was an average decline
of "a. American railroads were quiet
until the end of the week. when they bright
ened in sympathy with the feeling in New
York. Yesterday business was fairly active,
and the tendency was altogether better.
Readings led the advance under the influ-
ence of rumors that the Vanderbilts had Sc
cured control of that road Variations of the
week in prices of American railway securi-
ties include the following: Increases-Mex-
lean National bonds. 4; Louisville & Nash
vile, Erie preferred, Mexican Central bonds,
Norfolk & Western gold and Union Pacific,
a each; Northern Pacific aud New York,
p each; Illinois Central. e.; New
York Central, ia: Reading, 1l5. De-
creases-New York. Ontario 4 Western, l !;
Denver & Rio Grande preferred aud Lake
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06
TERRIBLY DECEIVED.
He Thought HI Was Only a Cold and
Found Cut His Mistake Too Late.

or all times, OF all seasons of the year, this
is the most dangerous. 1t is time when the
air is filed with disease, when the wind watts
pneumonia. The deaths from this one trouble
alone are simply alarming, and, in spite OF
all warnings, they seem to be increasing
Pneumonia comes suddenly: it acts quickly;
II far too often results fatally 1t is all the
more dangerous because it comes unan-
nounced. y tickling in the throat, tight
ness OF the chest and and q difficulty in
breathing. an extreme feeling of languor. all
may mean the beginning of pneumonia, Be
ing SO sudden disease, it requires, above all
things prompt treatment. Every minute
then becomes precious. If prompt renc on
Is brought about, the danger may be over; if
not the end may be near. Any physician
who is called i'll a case OF pneumonia pre-
serioes stimuiants Instantly, but it Is always
some reliable stimulant, such as pure whiSkey
all else is useless
For years the standard. the reliable, the one
whiskey which can be depended on has cen
Dufys Pure Malt. 1t has saved the lives of
thousands who were on the high road to
pneumonia in its worst form and it has both
prevented and cured the worst forms of pull
moDary trouble 1t stands unrivaled.
sure and secure only Dutfy's, no matter how
much you may be urged to try a cheaper and
inferior one.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06
MQUEARY Is sPUNKY.
Not Dependent on the Episcopal
Church for Bread.

CHICAGO, April 5.-Rev Howard Nc
Queary, of Canton, O.. who was tried
by the Episcopal church for heresy and
suspended from that function, ex
planned the status of the case in an in
terview here: LAS YOU know" saiC
he, Il was tried by a board of five for
denying the virgin birth and the phySi-
cal resurrection of Christ. The board
was majority of only one against me
and fixed the penalty at six months
suspension. After that time
am TO be restored upon condition that /
do not preach nor publish my opinions
on the point in question. On the 18th
Bishop Leonard pronounced sentence
in accordance with the decision of the
trial board, but in doing so made a
grievous mistake. He increased the
penalty by saving that should not be
reinstated unless | should retract my
opinions. AS he afterwards wrote me
he did this unintentiOnally. Before re.
ceiving his letter | resigned simply tC
show them that | would not retract
When the mistake was corrected
withdrew my resignation. That is how
the matter stands at present"
"Will you comply with the terms of
the sentence
THAT Is question | have not vet de-
termined. As the court which tried
me was diocesan one, its jurisdiction
does not extend out of the state OF Ohio.
Should | comply with their demands |
might preach outside the state and
would be stopped only by another trial
and conviction. Should | submit, how.
ever, should only stoop to conquer. II
will be a recognition of the power OF
the board. but not of their right.
would recognize their powers only to
protest against their supposed right"
What will you do in the mean
time?"
Il am going to accept work in any
church where it may be offered, ire
spective of denomination. If l should
become satisfactorily settled before the
end of the six months, it is a question if
l shall ever return to the Episcopal min.
iStry. One thing is certain, shall not
60 back to the state of Ohio. l have
had enough of that"
Mr.. McQueary will go TO New York
from here, aud will address the Nine
teenth Century club on the I4th. He
has had enough requests to lecture il
various parts of the country TO keep hin
busy for some months, should he accept
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06
VERY ANGRY ISLANDERS.
Newfoundland Papers Denounce
the British Government.

L.
HALIFAX. \. s., April 4.-The New
foundland papers received here are
filled with the most violent articles in
denurciation of the British government
IN its treatment Of the colony in relation
TO the French fishery rights. The
Herald says: "A crisis of the most
momentous Importance has arisen in
connection with the French shore ques-
ton. and neremptorily demands imme-
date action by the legislature and the
people of this colony. The success
OF such plot we should by all means
oppose. Once permit the proposed
bill to become a law and the
french shore question will be settled to
our disadvantage for generations to
come. Ii Newfoundland is ever to be
one indiviSible, politically as well as
materially, this new coercion measure
OF Salisbury and company must be de-
feated." The mission of the delegates
IS officially announced to be: First, to
procure the abandonment, postpone ment
or amendment or the coercion law now
before the imperial parliament: second,
10 secure compensation for settlers of
the west coast for losses sustained I'M
der any law that may be enacted or
agreement reached; third, now that the
loDster question has been submitted
to arbitration against cur pro-
test to procure submission to
arbitration of questions which we Der
lieve likely to result favorably to US
to endeavor to prevent partial arbitra-
ton now hanging OVER Us, and if tn at
cannot be done then to gnard against
the evil consequences from it as may
best be done under the circumstances.
The people of the west coast regard it
as useless expense to the colony
to send another delegation to Eng
land. seeing that such a delegation
could not accomplish anything prac-
teal. Some time ago Mgr Hawley,
project apostolic of the French shore,
suggested to Lord Knutsf0rd a solution
of the problem by dividing the west
coast from the government of the rest
of the island and the creation OF the
west coast into separate government,
and Lord Nutsford has sent Dr. Hawley
a dispatch acknowledging the value OF
the suggestion.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06
WAE.s. STREET. STRONG.
The TEaalset Shows Considerable
STRENGTH

NEW YORK, April 4.-1he stock market to-
day was more active than on any previous
day OF the week, and in the main showed a
decidedly strong tone, and some marked adj
yances were scored among the few stocks
which led the market. The bank statement
was not as favorable as expected but the de-
crease Of over S2000000 III the surplus re-
serve was nearly accounted for by the in
crease in loans, and the statement on the
Wnole indicates that the movement of money
from this center is nearly over. The bullish
feeling ran comparatively high i'll early trad
ing and sugar, cordage, the grangers and
Manhattan all rose rapidly while all the
gfangefs, Sugar and Chicago Gas were spec
lSIly active. Reading was Il weak point on
IeaiizatiOns on the sharp rise of the last few
days but l per cent marked the extent of its
recession. The general list was as neglected
as usual and among the greater number OF
stocks traded in there was scarcely any per
eePuble tendency il prices, but the dealings
IN tie leaders gave character to the entire
list The upward movement attained its
limits after IL o clock and before the pub
l:eatiCn OF the bank statement, after which
there was slight recession IN The list with
comparative GUIlness IN the late trading
me close was quiet and rather heavy but
sui al or near the best prices of the day.
The entire list is higher tonight aud
Chlcago Gas IS up rs, Sugar Iss, Rock Island
IL and Sugar preferred per cent. Railroad
bonds were also comparatively active. the
sales OF all issues reaching SSH 600 which
was very evenly distributed. Louisville. New
Albany j Chicago consols made another
squirt CT , per cent 10 o. but there were no
other movements of importance throughout
the session. The exports of specie from the
port Of New York last week amounted 10 ST.
.Il,33l OF which Sl5l9 100 was in gold and
S25l,5 ) in silver. The imports of specie dur
ing the week amounted to $40 ISL of which
sl7.Q57 was in gold and S2524 in silver.
Petroleum continues narrow, the opening of
May opuon to-day being steady. but no
movement in price occurred ard the market
closed dull al &c. Total sales, 1900 bbls.
Government bonds have been dull and
steady. State bonds have been neglected.
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money on deposit when he knew the
bank to be inSolvent.
ASTRONOMERS ANGRY.
They Will Memorabilia Congress
for Board

ST. LOUIS, April 5.-The leading as
tronomerS ana scientists of the United
States are now uniting their forces for a
struggle from which they confidently
expect to emerge victorious. The next
congress will be memorialized to
transfer the control to the United States
naval observatory at Washington, other
wise known as the United States Ma
tional observatory, from the navy de
partment TO the hands of q purely
scientific and astronomical board.
which shall thereafter constitute
an astronomical department of
the governmental machinery. The
leading astronomers concerned in
this movement claim that there is a
great deal more need of the change than
there was in the case OF the transfer of
the weather bureau from the war to the
agricultural department. The cause of
the movement is step recently
taken by the United States naval
observatory which inhictS the great
est injury upon the various
astronomical observations of the coun-
try, that is, the practice established of
supplying the Western Union Tele-
graph company with time signals for
commercial use. St. Louis is especially
Interested. as Washington university,
with Prof. Prichett as director, was
the pioneer in the field of the
system To be Overthrown. In
1887 from Washington university the
signals necessary for the regulation OF
tlmepieceS in this district first began to
be derived. 1t was practical system
which caused revolution in the man
ner OF securing correct astronomical
time over the whole country.
and it made ST. Louis for
years the center of interest for
all interested i'll the system. Following
the entrance of the Washington uni
yerSlty in the field, there was estab-
lIShed circuit of astronomical obServa-
lions under the new system, as fol-
lows: The Harvard observatory, at
Cambridge, Mass. Lick observatory, at
Mount Hamilton. Cal; Carlton col
lege observatory, at Mortified, Mimi;
Allegheny observatory, at Allegheny,
Pa; W aShIngton observatory, st. Louis,
and the Winchester observatory. of
\ ale. The sums received from railroads
IN payment for the time and other sig
nails furnished by this Circuit formed
the main support of the observa-
tories, and now the system adopted by
the United States naval observatory of
supplying time signals to the Western
Union Telegraph company. with its eX-
tensive electric system, can do the work
much cheaper, though. it is claimed.
with less accuracy, will drive the uni
versity observations from the field.
The latter claim that with the
telegraph company receiving the
signals gratituouSly from the
naval observatory, that company can
establish its own plants at various
points and can afford to greatly under
bid the observatory service. The
universities say that with the Western
Union system adopted, tue only means
they had of advancing the cause of
science will be withdrawn and their
costly plants will be rendered useless.
The memorial will have the signature
of the most prominent astronomers of
this country.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06
The RumOrs Correct.

ST. LOUIS, April SOLVER L. Gar
rison, secretary of the st. Louis Ore and
Steel company, returned to the city
yesterday, and was questioned as to
the facts given in these dispatches were
substantially correct, and that prepare
tons towards foreclosure under the
three mortgages were now in progress.
The company's plants are still in opera
ton. but he did not know what effect
the foreclosure proceedings would have
uDOD them
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06
ITuiOE StOcEvapbs

Receipts at South St. Paul: 523 hogs
80 cattle, no calves, so sheep.
HogS-Opened strong. Buyers quoting the
market 15GD25c higher. Others claiming that
the quality was much better than on the
previous day. Provisions declined during
the day and hogs closed easy. at 81 4eN4 so
paid for the general run, and S3.750410 for
skips and throwouts.
Cattle-Quiet. A Saturday market Sales
men disposed of the receipts at about the
former prices. Sales: Gamers, $50 lbs at
74c per 100 lbs; 900 lbs. sL40; feeders. 1855
lbs. S2.7O; lob lbs. $3.50. and 1o3SQ1 1873 lbs
at S3.2j; cows, SS23l.000 lbs. s.: 9S7 lbs 81 50;
stcckers. 43.fl630 lbs, S2.25G2. 30; bulls 1920
lbs. S2.25. Quotations: Good fat granted
steers, S3.75G1450; good cows, S2.5e03 so;
common TO fair cows. 75cQS2. 80: bulls. stays
and oxen, Sl5G2l3; mich cows, Sl5Gl30; veal
calves, SS03.75; stockeTs, S2G2.65 feeders,
S2.5e9,3.25; butcher steers, S2.75@l
Sheep-Steady; no trading. Quotations:
Muttons, S4Q1.25; feeders, S3.7504. p: stock
ers and common, S3.5003; mixed, S. 1895;
lambs s. 5O65J0
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06

Western. 0ls6S5c: Cansoa. SsG9oc Barley
malt dull; Canada. country made, SIG1.0S.
Corn-Eeceipis. also bu; exports, % bu /;
sales 3Si Coo bu futures, $1,000 bu spot: spot
market dull. lower: No. !. 7Sc in elevator.
vator, 99f.tI2e at:ungraded mixed. 81 q
99lSc; steamer mixed, 59isc; options steadily
declined and closed lsIssc under yesterday !;
with duIlneSs and pressure 10 sell al all
points: Nay. 75s4G.4l3e. closing at 744c;
June. ISSsc; July. 71ll1Il2c. closing ct 11ssc.
Oats-Receipts 1890 bu; exports, So bu:
sales. 5000 bu futures, $500 bu spot; spot
market dull. weaker: options duh, lower,
weak; May, 59isc. closing at 5e;ec; June, soc,
closing al SOC: July. 5Isc. closing az 5Slsc :;
5>&JIe; white Western, 8 Csc; No Chlca-
90, 69l2c. Hay quiet. steady; shipping, 45e;
good 10 choice, @165c. Hops quiet firm :;
state, common 10 choice, 24G31e: Pacific
coast. 29I3Ic- Coffee - Opened barely
steady to 10 points decline, closed
steady. unchanged 10 10 points down,
quiet; sales, 6.0o bagS. intending May, 100
&I.-5ec; June, 1850; July Io-7t &cl0 .5c: Sep
Iember. l5.0ec: October, $3.50 I537: Deem
Der. 1850: spot rio quiet steady; fair car
goes, &C; No. :. lSG GlSIs. Sug2r-Raw,
firm moderately active; fair refining. Size:
CentrI1UgS-S. o leSI. Size; sales, so hhdS. and
leo bags Nusc0vado % test. 3lac; refined
fairly active. rrm. aSse-FoTeign firm;
81 test in hhdS, l5c bid. and in tanks, us4G
l2c; New Orleans fairly aetiye, firm; COM
mon 10 fsncy, 25ef3)c. Rice active, firm: do
me>ue fsIr 10 extra. J6ljS4c: Japan. 6964c.
Petroleum steady. quiet: refined all ports,
Si.9 gao: 90 in bulk, S435: United closed
At &c Tor May. CoJJonseed oil quiet. steady;
crGde. off grade. 24Gy.c: yellow. off grade.
olgsS0c- Tal!oW unsettled; city - for pack
ages. l5-l6c. Resin tiTm. quiet; strained.
common 10 go5d. Sl.5.lzGI6G. Turpentine
steady, quiet. al 4iG4Ilsc. Eggs quiet, weak;
western. &il2c; receipts. 62J pigs Hides
quiet, firm: WEI sailed New Orleans selected.
! GO pounds, ,GSc; Texas selected, SOS
old mess, SING i3.aa5; new mess. Sl3. 15Gli4;
extra prime. SI15G,i2, Cut meats firm.
quiet; picked bellies. 6lsc; picked shout
derS 4isG-c; picked hams SIaGlsc;
nlcdles quiet. firm: short clear. IS s. Lard
ocened weak: Western steam. s6.92s4: Op-
tons. sales. l.251 ties; April. S6-90; Nav, s.. 81
BID; june. Si.C9; July S1.23. closing a S1.22;
August. 8 =. closing al S7.S5: September.
SIS: closing S,.31. Butter quiet, about
STEADY: Western dairy, 12G125c: Western
creamery. 2lL2.c; Western factory. u G2it2c;
EIgin. %1Isc. Cheese moderate demand firm /.
SKINS, 6i=GiGc; Ohio flats, SG11c. Pig iron
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06
Carr Is a Cuckoo.

Special to the Globe.
SPOKANE FALLS. Wash, April 5.-A
man giving the name c. T. Carr and
representing himself as agent of the
Minneapolis Investment company, put
up at the Hotel Spokane about a week
ago. Three days ago he disappeared
from the hotel. leaving all his baggage,
and nothing has been heard OF him
since. Detective Morley, who has been
working OH the case, made the discOv-
cry that Carr is q swindler, and had
succeeded in victimizing several bust
ness men here.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06
The Manager Right.
Special TO the Globe.

Special TO the Globe.
FARGO. n. D., April 5.-Last week ".
]. Doheny. of Grand Forks, went to the
opera house in this city. Instead of
taking the seat given him by the usher,
he occupied one reserved for another
party and refused to vacate. Manager
Gottschalk proceeded to eject Doheny.
with the result that both parties were
considerably the worse for the encoun-
ter. Doheny brought suit, charging
assault and battery. The jury rendered
a verdict to the effect that Manager
FottschaIk had right to use such force
as was necessary in fulfilling contracts
made TO patrons when reserved tickets
were purchased.