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Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

Inpseuatooa. lntracsabis ana 1utssfss-
tag 1sansrase Dtspessa eG
The oounty Vail received with spen
arms Ed Harris and John Landers, two
inpecunious drunks from ploios court.
Tnsis tickets call for twenty days board.
The case against A. Kellogg, for cruelty
to . horse. WAS nolle pros'd. The as-
sistsnt prosecutor has not yet read
BLACK Beauty"
Jennie o. Donnell's case was Adjourned
10 May Is. and it 10 likely she viii Be 10,
down easy. ~ there WAS bat little occa'
sion for her arrest. 0scar Glimm, the
young man Who tried TO scalp young
Minse Monday night, viii appear for
examination Friday. Charles Price, .
dlsorderly pcrson, paid tbs price OF
liberty. which Was 1885.
Len Renington and John Atkinson
we're given . partial examination. Mrs.
Rass. the lady Of the house where the
articles we're stolen, identified the
goods produced in evidence. Mrs. No.
NaIly. her next door neighbor. identi-
fied the boys as the pair who came "a
her door inquir,ng for some one who
did not live in the neighborhood. and
some time after she saw them come out
from Mn. Baes' house with bundles
under their arms.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

UxroSrowN, Pa, May 5.-Superin-
tendent Gray, Yard Boss Agnew and
Deputy Callahan, charged with the
murder Of striker John Mahan at
LeisenrinG, Sunday evening last, had .
hearing today. superintendent Gray
was held in $1,000 bail. Callahan and
Aguew were discharged. Mahan will
be buried tomorrow. His funeral will
bo made the OCCASION for q general
msssins Of strikers. The forces of dep
uties Are being largely increased at sey-
ersl plants today, particularly at Leis-
curing No. 3. Seventy Italian work
men quit At wbitney's last night and
left the region. Two carloads of
foreign workmen arrived At More
wood lass evening ana more are ex-
pected TO arrive today. The sheriff.
pose 10 at Bradford continuing the
work Of svicting the families Of strik-
ers. Twenty families will be set out at
that place today. This morning twenty
ave Hungarian workmen who were
taken to Leiscnring No. 3 last night
refused 70 70 70 work and lefs the
roGiou.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

U.sssally Geld WsssAss rhrssghsas
the usrsAsxa States
wAssnsres, Nay 6.-Ths signal Of
nee furnishes the following special bull
letting 70 the press: Unusually cold
weather prevailed this morning through
out the estirs northern portion of the
country east of the Missouri sad Ms
slsapps rivsrs. the line of freezing tenn
persturs extending from southern
Maine westward through western
New York and Northern ONO.
and including the states Of Michigan,
Wisconsln, Minnesota and North Da-
kots- In Southern Michigan the tenn
this season of the year. the minimum At
Detroit being g degrees. or ! degree
lower than previously observed during
the first decade of May. Severe frosts
occurred throughout these regions.
probably causing considerable injury 70
fruit and early vegetation. Frosts are
Indicated for tonight throughout New
England and the middle states, the
ONO Valley. Kentucky, Tsnnsssee and
the lake regions.
KALAMAZOO, Mich.. May 6.-Soms
fruit growers in this section Are greatly
alarmed on account OF the severe cold
last night. Ice over half IA inch thick
formed on still water here. and come
growers are confident that tender fruits
were Injured. Others cay that the
fruit belt has escaped.
New YoKK. May 5.-Snow fell this
morning ~ Albany and Auburn, n. Y.
There Was freezing weather at Medina,
N. y. and II is feared tho fruit crop il
much damaged. Snow also fell al
North Troy and Rlchford, W. The
mercury WAS 3 below freezing III
shrewsbury. Mass. Last nights frost
10 feared 10 have badly damaged the
cherry crop in Litcnield county. con-
nectlcut.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06
saErAsaxe sea DEcosAsaes-



TIE local q. A. r. posts and the var1.
QUE relief corps held = JOINT meeting
for psrfscting arrangements for Mem
orioi Day.
Mai. VIM. A. Clark acted - chair
man and q. H. Aldrich - secretary
A committee Of three WAS appointed
to confer with clerKymen with refer
ence 70 holding mcmoliai sersloes on
Sunday. May "a. - suggested ny gen.
eral orders from national headquarters.
A Ike committee vas appointed 10 visit
the Hoard of Education 70 reqaes,
that the public schools Of the city hold
memorial oerv.ces on the afternoon Of
May %, and 70 solicit from the school,
children contributions OF flowers.
Commander Wm. I. Johnson, OF A.
B. Wst,on Post. MAS elected president
Of the day. Major Wm. A. Clark. j.
Tyler Alcost. q. p. Hunsiey and CON-
rade Parker. Of Champiin Post we're
elected Independents, Theodore c.
Putnam Va elected marahal. CON-
nlander w. +. johnson. comrades
L. A. Dappor and Il. n. Stewart we're
appointed = committee upon parade
and program.
1t was decided that Custer Post dec
orate soidiers' graves in Oak Hill and
Valley City cemeteries; Al b. Watson
Post the graves Ia Fulton-street and st.
Andrew cemeteries; Chauipiin Post
the graves In Greenwood and Mount
Calvary cemcterleA
The State militia and other orEaniza-
tlons. and the mayor and Common
Council and other city officers. were In
vited to participate in the parade.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06
TRIPLE TRAGEDY IN IRELAND.

LONDON, May ga horrible affair il
reported this morning from South Port
. watering place on the Irish Ses, near
Preston. Mr.. Sawyer, . landlord, WAS
ettacked by an Italian named Cum
minis. The assault was sudden and
apparently nnprovoked. The Italian
used o knife with terrible ef.
feet. Mr.. Sawyer defended himself
with chair until IT was sn1ashed in the
struggle, when his wife and daughter
tried to rescue him. Cummins drew Z
revolver and fired upon all three, fol-
loving up his shots with HE knife, and
t1cn fed. The wife and daughter are
dying. and Mr.. Sawyer cannot recover
from his injuries. It Is reported that
the assassin has been captured.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06
WENHAN'S BIG SUIT
us RsssssAs Asainss us Wsannlv
10 REOevn si:l.ssaso d clm
Aiiegse - - Dse Brso = oose - Gnnmnn
esAa Gsenes maAs - xesl-uov =
ossa - xrass - AAlsEo1 -
hovo Dss~ms = oexe-o>okm,

Yesterday Rohsrs q. Wsnhnn. q
Cleveland. oAio, oonnsaood ouis 49,
Unitsd States court seAiuus =. @. Wup
ham. Of Grand RApiGa claining o.
ei9l 600 10 due him fson tAs suGponf.
ent The complainant illss . t6ll =
which he sess forth ths following fnen
that July 10. 1850 hs. IN eompany 60
one Benjamin hcoarsy. pusuAasD1 3
piece of land In Cock ooun1p. III
which y now located in South CA5anro.
The consideration WAs ellS. In lofl.
Robert @. Wenham states, that 1eolnunG
70 place the property IN tie nAskss an1
being unserseo n oualnen masoerA ~
transferred bis intereot N the property
TO J. c. wenham by . trust deed uo
claims that the respondent never poi1
one dollar for such deed bus that ~
some oversight the words ssln truot fof
Robert q. Wenham" were emitted
from the deed. Three ysan afser ~
bill Gays that J. c. WenhAm came - tho
complainant aud wanted authority %
cell the property and produced -
instrument representing q 70 ~ euch
authority for the complainant 70 s,eo.
Jast Learned % Was DseA-
He signed the instrument and hnn
since learned that il Was Q quit clam
deed OF the property. Ii Is ciaimo1
that in 1874 ]. {. Wenham, the rsepon-
dent, sold the property for <<s. coo an1
that he has put of the day Of account.
ing from time 20 time until in sepGam>
Der, 1859, when he denied that sho
ownership OF the property was vested N
the complainant at the time of eAlc.
and claimed that IL was the Individual
property Of the respondent, J. c. Wen.
ham, and that the deeds were absolute.
Now Robert q. wenham, through hio
attorney, V. II. Burke, of Cleveland.
hles = bill asking The United States
Court TO reform the trust deeds BY in
sertlng the words ''ln trust for Robert
q. Wephsm," and 20 set ASIDE the quit
claim deed on the ground that Il Waa
gwen by the complainant unwittingly
and that no money was paid for doe1
or property by the respondent
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

ceoDissiessr Hughes Decides That He
Was Illegally Elected.
The suit OF Harry B. Saynor against
Huntly Russell and Michael Ryan for
fcrcible entry and detainer was heard
By Commissioner Hrs es yesterday.
The defendants were -. I'd guilty and
. judgment was given s,r full restitu-
ton OF premises and costs amounting
to $10.S0. The defendants immediately
gave bonds at 5000, with G. Z. Com.
stock and Geo. w. Thayer as surcties.
for appeal to the circuit court. This
SUIT grew out Of the recent ejectment
Of Landlord Saynor from the North
Park pavilion.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

LONDON, May 5.-According to st.
Petersburg dispatch the Russian gov
eminent scouts the idea Of The Roths.
childs' withdrawal from the Russian
loan for any sentimental rsason. The
Rothschilds and others have signed .
contract with the Russian government
for loan Of SOC, ,000, 900 francs 10 con-
vert certain n per cent. funds iato 8
pr cents, redeemabls in fifty-two
ysarss To repudiate such . contract
w,uId b . serious matter for the
kothschilds.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

eAx FnAHcrsoo. May s.--RieArdo l.
TFumball, Of Santiago. Chill. rsprs'
ssntativs q the congrssssoual party,
= IN thb city and explains tks
mystefious cxuios Of the schoeoet
k66sr3 And Minnie. which il at
Catalina Islan1 loaded With arms ond
ammunitiea. Mf. Trumbull oys The
cargo eensis1s 81 1o,ooo nemfnetea
ri1ee and Soe,ooe esFtridess. fhey
we're sAipPe1 ~ Yasl frem New yesk
an1 osvtvs1 hefs April -. nagns1In1
ne seoaasoe ktoee. 500 ~ Nanss81o. ~
seYo - esne theee fos Ne Duspop> II
eo>D1nfnG Drovidooo fos tho uareoip1
go - D6stsnkoo - - ssnersa1ioa1I
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

James Helsel and Alice Tsmnsy, Of
Algoms, were licensed 70 marry yester-
day. James made application . few
weeks ago for license. but could not
make il appear satisfactory to County
CIesk Harvey that Alice was Is years
oa and had 10 return without the per-
NIT. Yesterday he produced sasisfac-
tory evidence - 10 the legal age OF his
intended and returned 70 the wiids OF
AIxoms with light heaEs and buoyant
spirits.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

of Washington"
sounds Hike . bur
Issqse. but thsrs
ia rcgien in that
stA&e hut in BY
the pic
moustains and
containing some
5000 square
nilas Of which
very little is
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06
MARRIED. BUT 'rwERE WRONG.

jane VaImay tooK OUT WArIahS yts'
terday for the arrest of Charles Lyons.
whom she charges with bigamy.
Charles and Jane were married in the
county bridal chamber, November Is.
Charles was loud in his talk at the time.
claiming that he was not madiy in love
with the lady in the case, and would
even prefer not to marry her, but he
said he had done her = wrong and that
matrimony was the only thing that
would make it right. The bridal party
was very select. and the knot was tied
with extra scaliops by Justice Westfail.
Now Jane elaine that Charles was mar.
ried to Nrs. Singer. in MuskeCon.
eleven years ago, and she proposes 70
make him regret his second nlatrimo-
uiAl venture.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06


LONDON. May 5.-The progress Of the
Newfoundland ooertion bill in both
houses of parliament and the evident
intent of the imperial government to
push it through are bringing matters to
. crisis. Interviews were held this
morning with members of the New
foundiand delegation. They are deeply
incensed 1t Lord Knutsford's 8 speech in
the House of Lords last night, which
they declare contained shameful repre-
They are hopefut that this
ar ar5itrary- measure wall be checked
in the House of Commons. They
have appealed to Mr.. Gladstone
for help. He is undecided, but is
privately urging the government
to make compromise with the colony.
1t is certain that some Conservative
members will support Newfoundland.
The most significant statement of the
delegates is that if the bill is passed q
scheme to render it abortive 70 ready,
the features of which they decline to
make known at present.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06
CAR BARNS BURNED
The Old Dummy Barns compksesly
Destroyed.
EyIiLIyc 4 LOSS OF OVER $4,000
a Miasighs riss Lieks sD aas cenesnes
Thirsy summer ssrsss Care ssd us-
ssseys Two measss Bssssgiss -
Asa r. Hinch, sn Eass-ss.

TIE dummy barns, NJ the corner OF
East and Sherman-sfs-, and two houses
we're destroyed by ire last night.
An alarm WAS sounded from box 2o-
st ii.3e. and the department. responded
promptly. 0et the nature OF the build
in2s and their distance from any engine
house made il impossibie to save them.
and Il required sharp work - prevent
general confiagration. The fire WAS dis-
covered In the southwest portion OK me
l4rns, IN the part formerly used -
stablss. The wind was allowing from the
northwest aud the flames were driven
Into lie wiadows OF Al adjoining mouse
Oh East-ss.. inst south OF the bArnss
'ins hotsse was occupied by family
named I.oaeneed, who had barely time
10 get outside before their homie vac =
nsass oi secthing flames. But lew OF
their household effects we're saved. and
their loss will amoant To about 800;
no insurance. The house and the ono
AL iosninc IL on the south were totally
..ertroved. and here the firemen
enet ked tie advance of the flames.
Thirty Cars Destroysd-
The IRE rolled through the interior
OF the car barns aud between twenty
fiye and thlfty of the open summer
cars. valued at 800 each, were destroy
ed m a few moments. Fortunately
there were no horses IN the stables.
Mrs. Day. who Iived upstairs In the
brick porsiou OF the barns, had barely
tine to get her possessions into the
street when che was driven out BY the
advancing FIRE. The car storshouso
and the sheds and all their contents are
total loss.
The two houses that were burned
were the property of Asa p. Finch, and
were worth about $500 each, fully IN
sured. The loss on the car barns. sheds
and cars will amount 20 something like
80, 900, partly covered by insurance
There was no person about the barns 81
the time the fire occurred, and ~ no
lamp or lantern had nleft about The
building. the ire is supposed 70 be In
eendizry.
Base Iustnassiess Againss osriksrA
Some of the bystanders attributed the
fire TO the strikers while others IN.
dlgnsntly repealed the accusation. II
Was = hot nights work and the depart
ment acquitted itself with great credit
IN contining the destroying elements to
such narrow bounds. Had the build
ings across East-st. caught there 10 no
tlllng where the destruction might
hare ended. for il is one Of the most
dsuseIy populated districts In the city.
The ilonts Of the buildings we're
seorcked and = eood many windowd
we're broken, but water oonooautly and
p!snsifnlIy appl,ed ssayed the hanes.
4 sIs ,S sssI| |s,s.s|os IIs6 8 ! "a 1s'ss1s
The vaIls Of tho hgick corner of the
karns were saved, but the inside Of ~
old offices vas completely Gutesd.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

Mr.. Newkirk. the superintendent Of
State public school brought 70 the city
last evening twelve children, whom he
took yesterday morning 70 the homes
arranged for them in the northern part
OF the state. He will be ct County
Agent Holcomb's Office on Thursday
take children from the state school.
This clty and county will have sent
away twelve TO fifteen children in this
and last week.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

COAnANDERY UNITED FRIENDS.
On Monday evening. Nay 4th. At the
Odd Fellows' hall, cor. Leonard aud
Ecribner-sts-, Mrs. 8. A. Shader. S. g. !.
assiStsd by w. H. Andrews, s. ", or
ganized Crescent Commandery of
United Friends, OF Michigan, with 30
charter niembers. The following off,
GERS were elected and installed for the
ensuing term: Commander, c. +.
Heyer; vice-commander, Thos. Evans;
secretary, Agnes Simpson; treasurer,
VIM. Cooper; prelatc. Clara Heyer;
marshal, John Knapp; warden, Emma
Sbinn; sentry, Vim. Shinn; past CON-.
Sarah A. Shader; med. ex., DIR. w.
Sheiledy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

Detroit has . 'sdummy" osl1ms
Tunkhansen.
Grand Rapids wants Flannigan, Wko
terms and ticket. which is binding.
TerrcsHaute wants Katx, bus - -
accepted no advance money Or ony.
thing else from them they havo -
clain on him.
The top dressing has been remoso1
from the track at the Detroit DfIvjnG
Park. and before = month roll1 ~ =
host Of flyers will be working on e.
The University and Cornell oonuo
struggle with The ball and taf ~ Do1Eox
next saturday. About twelve hun1Do1
students wll see the game, gong = .
special car.
The hase ball game win - Ihueu0nv
II the FountAin-st. park. The boyD -
practicanE daily and promise . ~ =
hot exhibition with the Wetch t0t1<n1
Bed ConpAny's team.
Almout Patchcn, BY 3noui1n, -
California PAGER who astoniahod porU
three years ago with . mile - 3:IA r
said 20 be himself again aud - - 60
ing quarters in 80 seconds.
Robcrt Reakes, Of NJ PleoeoaA -
Charles Perkins, Of Reed City, - -
wreetle Of Reed City one weok ffUno -,
night. Jamee Conway. Of Dotrof4 -
Jack Collins viii accompany theoo.
Al the spring sAmes 81 de eoflq1p r
The city or New Jerk Gatur6n1s = -
sarre, n A. c.. reduoed tbo Wo5)11 y
record Tor the 80 yafd euf1e@ ~ 1I
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

lIoLIAED City, Mich, May s.--on
Monday, April ~, Frank J.. Clarke.
photographer, was united IN the honda
~ mhtrimony With one Of Hollands
faIrest daughters. Who unfii recently
taught the yoath of our csty to trip the
light fantastic. On Friday eesnine the
Srcos, started out un q tour % parte
ankBnwn. Bis pn'nsfess creditors
and family fear that the so8nr papa
vii not lsc seen ln Our nsidsi AGAIN.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

The ladies Of she Masonic Home Ard
society are preparing . delightful en-
terssinment of choice music by the
elite orchestrs, dancing, cards and
Fsfrsshmenrs for Thursday evening to
he held in the spacious apartments of
Masonic Temple IN the Widdicomb
tailding. Pedro Will be . special feat
ure ct the evening. The proceeds of
tine entertainment will be devoted TO
furnishing OF q room 1T the home
which viii be opened during the month.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

$50. .o0o oavea % the People BY the Nee
sugar Law.
Collector of Customs Maynard said
yesterday that the amount of sugar
received at this port for the month Of
April, or the amount paused through
the custom house. was ,4l5, /, 400 pounds.
The duty on this amount under the
old law at 81 per cent. would have
been $37 900. After the duty was re-
moved, merchants reduced the price OF
sugar nearly equal to the amount OF
the duty, which has made = saving TO
consumers in this city and vicinity OF
about $50 900 for one month.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

Meeting ~ Directors and Election az
Omeers-lncreAssd supply.
The annual meeting of the Hydraulic
Company occurred yesterday and the
officers were all reelected. The list 10
- follows: President, NJ. A. Crow;
Secretary, John E. Moore; Treasurer.
d. A. Crow; Superintendent, Robert l.
Shoemaker. Tho board of directors
consists OF the above officers and Col.
James Penny. 1t Was decided to put
in = duplicate system Of piping from
the pump house TO the stand pipe. New
piping viii be put in IN the annexed
portion Of the Third ward and on the
west side OF the river. New hydraulic
wells and increased pumping facilities
will - added.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06
RAILROAD nUmBLrNas

The C. & w. N. contract for the
northern extension goes to J. H. Nc
Lane, of Coldwater, Mich, he being
the lowest responsible bidder. The
terms of the contract are private.
At . recent meeting of the New York
Central Traffic Association and the
Trunk lines, . proposition was made
that "divy" be made on the through
beef traffic. The Western packers kick
on the arrangement.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

Eva smith, . little GirI OF eleven
years. who has been living with her
aunt. Mrs. Anna Coats, Of 155 Crosby
las been deserted by her father and
mother. The aunt being unable 70
support her longer. made application 70
the superintsndents Of the poor for her
admission 70 the State Public School at
Coldwster, yesterday afternoon. Ap-
plieat,on was also made yesterday for
Inc admission of little Sadie and Maud
Brvckwsy, aged ak and seven years
respectively. They are orphans and
have been living with their uncle, e.
mer Thompson. who Is unable to pro-
vide for their support.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06
rsANx crovka mAY DIE.

81. PAUL, Nay 5.-During their fighl
on Friday evening Dick Moore struck
Frank Clover. The Chicago puGliist. &
heavy blow over the left lung; which
brought on . henofrhage. A physician
hss been At work on him ever since try.
ing 10 stop the flow Of food. He was
pfedisposed 70 consumption snd Il II
feared that he will not rally.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

All sx-prisoners Of war of the State
Of Michigan are requested 10 send
name. rank. company and regiment,
when and where captured, where con-
fined. when and where released and
posto61ce addrses 70 The secretary, who
oceires 70 place their names on record
before the National EncAmpment.
Those desiring 70 Join The association
can do % By sending IS cents or postal
note 70 the secretary, John L. Richard,
Perrintos, Mich. All other papers
pleas copy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

LAsALIE, ILL.,, May 6.--The ssxseenth
annual ssssien Of the Graad Lodge An
Gent Order Of United workmsn was
opened here this morning 81 , O'Clock.
There are about ave hundred dele
eAtee present. beesdes grand ofsscers
and membee Of The VARIOUS stand-
ing commitoess-
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06
PUBLISHER True ENJOISED.
Judge Severens. of the Federal Court,

Judge Severens. of the Federal Court,
yesterday issued an order granting r.
l.. Polk 4 Co. preliminary injunction
against NJ. A. True, publisher OF .
Grand Rapids city guide. The injnnc-
ton was Issued to restrain Mr.. True
from disposans Of his publication dur.
ing the pending Of suit for infringe
ment brought by the company. The
company ailsGe that the map of the
city contained in Mr.. True's publica-
ton is an infringement uron the map
made hy them. while Mr.. True claims
that his map Was made from = special
survey.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

VIM Putse pleaded guilty in ths elR.
cult court TO keeping has saloon opsn
on Sunday, and paid the costs thas ~
been made ia the case 70 the Amoun1
OF $ls.7o and was released.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06
STATUS OF GRANT AT oALENA.

Elaborafe Preparations Being Made For
H0 unveiling June 8.
CHIcA6o, May 5.-The statue of Gen.
Grant 70 b presented to the city of
Galena b Fl. H. Kohlsat, of Chicago,
at tho opening of Grant Park, is to be
unveiled Juno 3. and Hon. Chauncey
NJ. Depev will deliver the Grafton. The
citixeus ~ GAlena are making great
prepnEktfbos Tor great time, to be as
'msaBos414 - The history of the city a
the return bf Grant from the war.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

LAxsue, Mich, Nay s.--Judss VIM.
r. Mitchell, Of Port Huron, has been
appointed b Gov. Wlnans - the new
judge Of the 31st circuit, co0posed Of
b. CIasr eooney aleae. Judge Mitchell
vas formerly judae Il ths old l6th
cirouit
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

~. 81. H Dovsa, rsvsnus aosn9 eI
esvinosps. H.. w.s in he city yssosr'
oov snauscsne tbe resosde ed souountl
81 1ho rovenuo oflee. ColIectos otoke-
teo cd hi oniooant1 aro badly rue1ol
WITH vogk suypiyinG epplicotioao eo1
rovorumeu1 - roeolpea
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

And "a 10 for he Privilege Of Airing 10
In Court
Mrs. Elizabeth Flynn, Of Grand Rap
Ids township, was convicted of assault
in the circuit court yesterday and sen-
fenced to pay . fine of 81 and costs to
the amount of $l7.7o, or to be confined
in the county jail for 80 days. She was
gwen until June 80 to produce the
money. The trouble grow out of .
party held at the old Windsor farm
ID 49, 2fnW. acott and N1a.
lynn Wefe no9 On she bet of tesuo oo-
cially, and while they were engaged in
dsncinG Mrs. Flynn took careful aim ct
Mary and spit in her face. The shot
cost her $50.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-06

The board Of directors ct the Grand
Rapids HorseDen's Association met
last night ~ the Norton Houss . con-
ssier questions of privileges. ETC., bat .
quorum not boing prsseut, Aoothef
meeting will b called later. Prooi1ont
Leethers hopes 70 secure Budd poe4e'o
ssrlng Of fast sneo and G. y. HomIin's q
team, she celebrated Belle Hamllo aud
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