Telegram-herald., 1891-11-05
BREAKFAST sREWIlEs.

The windows are ell placed in the
new county building.
Go 10 Hartman's lecture room this
evening for supper. 25 cents.
The O-wash- Ia -Ssng club gives .
-siag" pedro Friday evening.
b.. Bareudsen received . notary's
commission from Gov. Winans yester-
day.
meet next Tuesday at the county
clerks office.
The Common Council viii meet IN
Shs city hall this evening 20 canvass
hs city vote.
Belle Dean and Maggie Brooks were
.arrestsd on the charge OF being dls-
orderly last night.
A cave-in in the excavation for the
High school building delayed work
yesterday for TWO hours.
Coatractor Curtis has been awarded
,she contract for the foundation for .
powder magazine on the West Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Hazeliine, of No.
1873 South Front-st-. are the proud
parents OF l33 pounds daughter.
Custer guard will celebrate the event
of lts being out OF debt this evening
with . stag party, 70 which about fifty
are invited.
NJ J. White, who has been connected
with the circulation Of the Democrat.
has taken control OF the circulation of
the Leader.
John Wright, colored, WAS arrested
On suspicion Of having stolen . quan-
tity Of sugar by Detective Gates yester-
day afternoon.
Next Sunday evening tho Rev. Mia
Tuppef will give the first OF series of
Will DO the subject Of this lecture.
The dinner given ct the Presby terian
church by Mrs. Griswold's Ten yester.
day WAS patronized by about 800 peo-
pie. 1t continued from ll:30 to 3 p. m.
A good-by reception will be held at
the Park Congregational church this
evening for the Rev. and Mrs. w. X.
Aerriman, who are shortly 10 leave the
city.
David Lancaster, who was re-ap-
pointed county superintendent OF the
poor for term OF one year, filed his
oarh OF Office with the county clerk
yesterday.
The Young Peoples Guild of the
Second Baptist church will hold q
meeting tomorrow evening at the
residence Of Mrs. N. +. Adams, No. 3lO
srsight-st.
Mrs. Daniel SulIivan's dress caugh,
IRE while che Was in the act Of filing q
gasoline stove at her homo. No. DOS
South Division-st., yesterday afternoon.
She Was badly, though not seriously
burned.
VS.. Burns has retired from the cir
culation of the Leader and with Arthur
J. wykes has bought the stock and
business Of c. {. Davidson. the station
or and news dealer at No. Pearl-st.
and has taken possession Of the same.
The ne,ghbors of Congr-ssman
Charles Z. Belknap held a jollifcation
near his residence last evening and con-
graduated him upon his victory at the
polls. The boys lighted big bonfire IN
honor Of the event.
Yesterday afternoon Stocking and
Lafxyette-st. electric car ran into a
buggy occupied and owned by julius
Berkey on Canal-st. Tie rear part of
the carriage was mashed, but Mr.. Ber-
key was not injured.
The Rev. Mr.. Van Kirk, Of the Ninth
ward, was called for with . hack Mon.
day after he had voted and taken back
10 the polls. Tie failed 10 vote the CITY
ticket and IL WAS accldently lost. He
admitted the fact, and after listening
to the law - carefully read by tho in.
spsctors he Was allowed to depart.
Mrs. J. X. Rodgers. of Coopersvills,
wss out driving yesterday when her
horse became frightened and ran away
The carnage was overturned and Mrs
Rodeers Was thrown out. receiving
painful injuries. Her arm WAS broken
beloW the elbow. both bones being frac.
tured. She came to the city and DIT
DsCamp set the broken bones.