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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

hare to make arrangements for the
removal Of the Western union cfhce
from Sweets hotel 10 the rooms nou
or>apiea ~ the board Of trade
Senator John holbfook Of Lansing
Dc remembered N Nlchlsan tor hls
speech pominstins james Tanner year
ago. he - also the author " the fsa-
ons "saussbnck" Oil tail.
Jos~ph Nol!mer. John volimeE. wal-
ter SCOTT and George +. SssrmAn IL
i.liley, oinsd 81 the Morton yesterday.
They were IN the city % attend the
funeral OF samuel Liiiey. father OF r.
v. lliiey, OF the sisson b Liiiey LAM
Der company.
James Brsssirgton, one Of HArt1s
leading attorneys, 10 . guess ~ the
Morton. About April 1. Mr.. Brasslng-
ton inteuds 10 move his ofhcse from
Hart 10 the city. He has engaged
rooms Ia the Michigan Trusf ooDpAny's
new building.
r. schulsnherg of Detroit, Of the
hrm OF Schulenbsrg Bfos- 4 Co., man
ufacturers of billiard tables, 10 . guest
at the Morton. His firm ID making tie
new billiard tables for the Morton
house, and ne says they will be eleven
as hne tables as can bs found IN Nichl-
gan.
What's new at Cadsilscy' asked .
reporter as be met Perry Y. Powers IN
the lobby Of the Morton yesterday.
Nothing especially new. OF course
Cadillac ls the finest town IN Mlchl-
gam well.- IT'S getting better every
day" Mr.. Powers was attending the
joint meeango OF the Republican League
and the Republican Newspaper assoosa-
ton.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
TANNING The EM6ERS
Mecarthyttes Denounced as Traitors
the lrish Unity.

the Irish Unity.
DuBIiso. Dec. ls.-The first iseue of
the Irifn independent, the new organ
OF the Parne.llte party, appeared to-
day. The new paper pays its respects
TO the Mccarthy ties in the following
vigorous fashion:
Deprived of the advocacy OF q jour
nal now discredlted beyond recovery by
b. the most ungraIeful and meaneet
act of political tufn-coat treachery In
newspaper annals, and chabng under
the grossest misrepresentation by pens
III organs OF scnrrlliIy and deadly tfea-
son TO the unity OF the IRISH race and
our martyred leader, our countrymen
have waited with eagerness the hour
when national mouthpiece will be at
their service and they will no longer be
compelled TO SIT dumb while their ira
vested motives are Indignantly as
persed aud the policy that Was carried
10 the gate of victory by Parneii dis
tortee and abandoned. =
"0ur objects are: First. nationa. self
government; second, land law reform;
third, local self-goyernment; fourth,
the extension OF the parliamentary and
veiopment and encouragement of
labor and the industrial interests of
Ireland, and, sixth, the reinstatement
IN their holdings of all tenants unJustly
eyicted during the agitation.
"Our definition of national self gov
ernment Is the restitution to the IRISH
people of the right to manage their
own affairs III parliament elected by
tie people OF Ireland, which shall have
full power over IRISH affairs, including
laws relating to the ownership aud oc-
cupation of the land, and that any acts
passed by it snail be subject only to the
veto of the crown or the representative
of the crown liz Ireland.
"The Irish executive should be de-
pendent upon parliament, which should
nave control OF the constabuIary and
the appointment OF judges and magis-
trates. The power of the lord lieuten-
ant to control the constabulary should
be repealed"
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
ANOTHER NoRcRoss.
a rousg seotehmas Touches" Jay
Gouia and II Arrested

Gouia and IL Arrested.
NEW YoEK. Dec. l8.--James Sullivan,
bright-eyed Scotch youth, inviting
iy fell into The dangerous mesh which
the Norcross mania has spread around
the crank genus. Sullivan had trav-
eled all over the country, but as bis
faculties had been exercised in obtain
ing free rides he omitted TO read the
daily newspapers. He learned that
Jay tsould was immensely wealthy, so
that his first thought on returning to
this city out OF pocket and dishsart-
ened was 20 call on Gould for the price
OF his passage back TO Edinburgh. He
went up the elevator N the Western
Union building. Some men were writ
ing at desks In the outer Office, and
they answered an abrupt "No," when
sullivan asked TO see the millionaire.
sullivan went out into the lobby, and
seeing private" marked on door he
walked in, thinking IL might be- Mr..
GouId's office. He was right. Step
ping MP to q gentleman sitting at one
of the desks sullivan remarked:
They tel me you are Mr.. Could"
'That's right replied Mr.. Gould,
turning toward him.
Then" the boy replied, 81 want to
back TO Scotland. have been travelling
all over this country on your trains and
should be obliged Il you would pay my
passage To Glasgow"
Mr.. Gould listened in a pleasant, at
teniiye mood, while the boy proceeded
to relate the story of his travels and
difficulties. MIR. Gould told Sullivan
he would not give the money, but If he
went for a policeman ne would make it
right with the officer. Sullivan readily
acquiesced. He told the story OF his
arrest to Justice Kelly In jefferson
Market. The justice thought the boy
should have another chance and COM
mitted him to the care of Gerry's &C.
clafY
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
TO FiLl THE VACANCY.

James d. nc Nahon of Indipgto5 Ap-
pointed Assistant 4. ;. Attorney.
James Il. Mcmahon of Ludington has
been appointed assistant United states
district attorney for tins district. The
appointment Was made upon the re-
commentator Of United States Attor-
ney Palmer, who saws Mr.. Mcmahon is
capable. courteous gentleman, we'll
qualified for the place aud a good citi-
zen. He is a member of the iaw firm
OF Bishop n Mcmahon. and IL we'll
known throughout the state. Fred W.
Stevens, the present mount q, re-
sgned some time ago, the resignation
20 take effect January l. He Will be-
come = member OF the new lss firm of
smiley, smith a stevens. Nr. Palmer
iutends TO engage in general practice
with Mr.. McMshon m this city at the
expiration OF n1s term of Office.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

lowed the water TO bubole up. giving il
the appearance of natural
spring. Inc water he treated
freely with chemicals, announced
the discovery of an iodine
sering, got favorable opinions from ex-
psrts and advertised extens yeiy In the
papers. IL was named the Kaiser
sprng. and company WAS formed,
With Bertlseh At the mead, to exploit II.
The fraud was success from the start
Capital poured IN and . hotel and
villas we're bullt. The Kaiser Spring
was visited 10y thousands OF insalids
aud It's waters sid throughout Europe.
bsrusch was becoming rapidly rich and
the enterprise promised To make every
tody connected with II wealthy. Sud
denly the bubble burst. Owing TO the
suspicious OF one of the board of dlree-
tors Al investigation Was had and the
origin and character of the .'spring"
expo~ed. Bertlsch sought 70 escape,
but & vas too late, and he was srrested
this week.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

LoxpoS. Dec. is.--Distsnt colonies of
Great Britain are beginning to take an
interest in the Chicago exhibition. SIR
Henry Wood SAYS he has had numef-
ous inquiries from ahrosd, and they
are increasing daily. Cape Colony has
already sppointed Ludwig Werner as
COMMISSIONER TO see after its exhibits
and interests Other South African
colonies and states viii follow tie cram
Gle. Csvlon has deeided 20 he repre-
srntsd at Chicago, and has sent for En-
revmAuoo "a - freight charges and
ustouas daes. The Australian colonies
ssil shortly take action. They vii
end their exhibits by Way Of San Fran.
<ro
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
ALL m TWO FAMILIES:

Five Brothers Marry Five sisters and
Their Father w eds the Mother.
BIRMISGHAN, Ala, Dec. lS.-For the
last ten years two families, one
named Wright and the other Johnson.
have lived near each other in Bount
county, Ala, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
had five daughters and Mr. and Mrs.
Johuson had five sons. The families
were neighborly ana intimate. Two
years ago the two eldest johnson boys
married two Of the Wright girls.
Shortly afterward Mrs. johnson
and Mr.. Wright died, postponing
temporarily the marriage of another
of the Johnson boys 10 another daugh-
ter of the Wrights. A short time ago
Dir. Johnson was married to Mrs.
Wright and one of the two r. m timing
boys married the youngest Wright
girl. A few weeks ago the remaining
Johnson boy was married to the last
Wright girl.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

of Mr.. Blame, is now MS enemy, this
sppo ntment may Dc an event Of much
significance in the history OF eontempo-
r2ry politics. There is. of course. little
doubt of the COZ affirmation II Dir. III
kins. There il also no doubt thAt he
will be very strongly opposed by many
democrats, possibly by ali OF them, and
that some OF the republican senators
will give him only = nalf-hearteL sup
port. Ii Is fact that the nomination
mas not met with that welcome among
the republican senators today when
has generally characterized the sp-
polntmepis OF President Harrison.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

The Hon. ]. Wight Giddings Of Cadii.
lac was at the Morton yesterday.
Willis Wright Of Terre Hsute u .
guest at sweets. He is in the city buy
ing presents.
Col. John l.. Fveli, veil known ~ q
capitalist ard railroad man, is gnest
ct the Morton.
\ +. smith Of I3nis, dsueo ~ the
Morton yesterday. he q q member Of
the book firm Of smith a Smith.
Perry Hannah, TIRE founder Of Ira
verse City and president Of tbe firm OF
Hannah, lay 4 Company. ri guest at
tas Morton.
Wn- Cennor. tire veteran travelling
man who delivered the gessrsi enfoes
~ the lodge Of so.ro9 Which the Err,
rseentls h>ss N tsis city. ~ eussf st
Spee4s
e. Cortett Of Detr8;t. eeaersl rsus
ger Of tse Western In 81 Telegraph
cssnnrsns. sFa his assistant. Il ! fsn
ey. are saesss 81 Sweets Tsey are
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
NEW LEAGUE FORMED.
"Details et the Bs.e Eau Consolidation
ARRANGED

osrtatfs et tne BSs$ 6nti GooSGitoAftou
Arranged
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. Is.-The National
leseue and American ASSOCIATION OF
professional base ball players. as the
couso dated organization is called. has
been launched ready for business. The
old Isague and association held sepa.
rate meetings this morning. terminated
their Affairs and dissolved. The de
tails Of the new league were completed
~ o. clock this morning after an sll-
nignt seesien in the Bates house clHS
room. MEX Young Was elected presi-
dent secretary aud treasurer OF tn
new Iesgue. ard Tack Phelps was
encsen "a solicssor. TIE headquarters
will remain. as ~ the old league, 81
Washington. The board of directors
Was drawn hy lot and q cogrp pcsed os
members equally from the western and
eastern circuits. The members are
Bfusn. of Cinclnnssi: Won der Abe. ot
50. Louis, Hart. of Chicago; soden. O.
Boston. Van der Hort. Of Bsstamore
and >esnlon. of Washington. Psssden'
Young hss yet 20 name the schedule
snd playing rules committee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

Ioxpos, Dec. ts.~rhs success of the
recent hbersl conference ~itn the rural
ss.ssssesss nss inspired the eonserva.
see- e. arrange . series 81 rnrsi rs~>f
aga 20 - aeia IN gsnuars. Mr. Chap
a wiii presas sna tha sublees2 d<
ass~a rsi hs snssil kssidsaRs. afsst
sents sna transfers It's .an o.
- gsnues shes ss tee r~nersl sleessap
ssorss,ehes greater sst~atsoa shsa 49,
sef xa9wn rsfore = Z vsa TO the fuFs
sat~. bY Dots ksFtes.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

Ar officer hss seea sootlns NJ the
records in the eIty clerks of1o. ~ ss
eersin j1ss what individuals soing hue
iunss n he cts hsd procured lieens~s.
TIE svafainstssn - nearly rsmpjst~1
sn1 sooT, ire osrers ~ tbs isw vii so
"a the wtrnsfb- Tbs proprietnrs %
Ell ssloors s1esf rnsske's, hoseis. etr
vhich are conducssa without f<ens-
VII 30 hsni~s up snd pvosocut<s
= Hyci.szrTF ard peca sv.6 sss.rr s.s-ss
cd TsfSgtt o~t snsITsss requires
esDse vii ~ sue5ecies u stfscs ssratsy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
FIVE BLOWN TO PIECES

Colorado Miners Strike = Can OF Dyna-
mite.
LEApvILLE, COL, Dec. Is. - Frank
Yeskoe. John MalIey. John Starbeck
and Charles Olsen were instantly killed
and two other miners badly injured by
an explosion in the Busk mine this
morning. The men were terribly
mutilated; Malley's head being blown
from his body and his arms and legs
severed. The explosion was caused ~
striking some dynamite used Tor blast.
lug.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
Osborne slander suit.

LONDON, Dec. 1S.-In the action for
slander brought by Mrs. Osborne
against Mrs. Iargrcaves, now before
Justice Denman aud 3 specials jury IN
the queens bench division OF the high
court of justice, the case for the PLAIN
tiff was closed this morning. There
were no new developments in the in
vestigation being made into the mys-
terry of the jewels lost by Mrs. har-
greaves while at TorQuay.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

6. A. Brown, the noted Kalamazoo
stock man, was at the Morton yesier-
day. "I've just been up with Mr..
Leathers, looking at the program for
the summer meeting of the Horssmen's $
ASSOCIATION here. That's first-class
program, and there isn't any reason
why there shouldn't be some No.
races. That program is arranged Just
right, and they will get some first-class
entries. OF course. If they cant get
enough entries of the right sort for
that $4,000 stallion race, they can
Withdraw 1t. But there are q great
many horses with q record of 2.iS or
better that will be entered | think.
am confident that Nelson, Ailtrscn.
Delmarch and others viii enter. Nv
nope of getting Nelson for next year 10
increasing. Lees than two weeks sgo
at Chicago Mr.. Nelson again promised
him to me. But az | have ssid several
times before, can't tell anything about
IL until ! get The horse. IL l get him.
though, shall bring him here to train.
We intend to send up . string of our
colts anyway next spring. We can't
tell Jus; how nisny. but we shall start
about thirty of them, and then sers
them out"
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
NOTIFIED TO LEAVE.


Ielegrophere who Iete the Ftaeoe 81
ssr,ksrs Driven Cat Of Town.
DEsiSo, \. NJ. Dec. is.--Public m
dignatlou agains. the non-union oper-
ators who have taken the places of the
telegraphers on the Southern Pacific
railroad threatens serious trouble at
Lordsburg. sixiy-five miles west OF
here. The citizens. after refusing food
TO the men. notified them last night
that they would he gwen twenty.
four hours TO leave the town.
When the regular night train
came along Wednesday II vac stoned.
and the engineer compelled 10 wait forty
minutes Ia order TO allow the new men
time TO gather up tSeIr possessions and
hoard the train. The station has since
been vacant. Superintendent Noble
has asked the ctiiciaIs OF Grant county
for protection and the sheriff has gone
TO lordsbnre. The situation ~ re-
gsIded as serious.
oskHA. ID C. is.--Thefe IL q probability
of a stf1kc - telegraph operators enl-
plcyed on the Fremont, fiknorn A
Missouri Valley road, trancn OF the
Northwestern fysfem. Notices have
been zen; TO the operators 20 sever ihesr
connection With the Order oi Railroad
Telccrsphers. and already NUN
ber Of the men have notified
the superintendent that they
will not leave the organization. The
grand ofsicers OF the Order of Railroad
feiegraphers are located At Nlnion.
Iowa, and telegram Was ssnt Acting
Grand Chlsf Ramsev last night sdsis-
ing him OF The situation JhurstoD
y - u - a
of about one hundred and twenty -fse
operators working on the various rail
rosas centering here. severai North
western rner belong tc thss lodge. and
the matter viii undoubtedly he brouees
tu~fore ft,e locsI isogs todax
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

n IL Exposed and ~ Promoters Are D
Jzff

MexFrr. Dec is.-An extraordinary
swlndlinx enterprise. built on the sue
cess al the sale Of Gsrmaa minsra
waters. has jna come to grief, involv
is.s hundreds o< stockholders n heavs
losses. A few yssrs sgo Q civil 60
s:nees named Rersssen, conceived g..
feea ef srufseturiug = mners
serins. Hs purchased rset OF lad
Z, Tolls, oa the lar nveF, twenty Sc
miles from this city Through -
trrY5snry ran q snsls stream, VIC
ths engineer aznsnssa up sssa the
eenaae .eti fhfenea a hlesen tansfe
Ats crant of ie~ssss - fssursfs1etfu
aeec. se,l. allsf Il alta focss Asd -
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

The first of the electric light towers
will be erected at the corner of Gold
and California streets, and the work OF
putting it together will he commenced
to day. The material of the towers is
remarkably light when one considers
that they are TO he 100 feet high, and
the towers will appear like a cobweb IN
the air. Two men can erect = tower in
about two days and half.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

Tn. orie, .. risung ~ neasssr sales.
roors-

The 0riel Cabinet companys monster
bu4idips 90 Canal street a now en-
closed and the windows have been put
ia place TIE aoors ere h<lng lsga and
work u progress without = mica.
force OF twenty oea . 81 rofk ha-
fehlaG the n~sssna story. ehsca : q he
nssd ~ g. v. Black n mekng BIS far.
nisufn dishssf fer the 1anaafy trade.
II eiil BE tns lsfg sst sample 70 m q
tas e.ts. 6assia fest n 4 nsss.s.ets .ad
efH - eset pssaa<aeafiy fos taat par.
peee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
STRIKE SETTLED.

Mining Companies At sCrested Butte,
Cole. win Hire No Italians.
CRESTED BUTTE. Colo, Dec. 1s.-The
last of the riot among the strikers here
has probably been seen. An Italian ap-
piled for reinstatement today, but was
refused on the ground that the CON-
pany will never again employ Italians.
Seventy men are working. Guards are
still on watcn, bus 10 trouble is ex-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

Brr~s AyRss, Dee. Ts.-Adv,ess re-
ceavec from tire state Of Bse Grepde 90
sui confirm the reporte Of = renewal
OF the revolt there. II 10 now sid thar
the De~ revolution thresteDs 20 assume
even largw proportions thar vas ss
first eypsctrc. Rsssl military chefs
are snraeed I'd The sfrIfe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

"Every republican who has cornered
me up and talked politics to me during
the last thirty days has told me how
Blaine was going TO be the nominee Of
the republican convention" said Tim
Nester yesterday. snow, I'm gong TO
prophesy. Mr.. Baine will never be the
republican nominee for presldent-at
least not in 1892. Mr.. Harrison has
conducted a good administration, and
when the convention Ia held the dele
gates will suddenly find that his ser
wees are entitled to recognition. II
Mr.. Blaine receives the republican
nomination. you may say that Pm no
prophet. No." added The Marquette
statesman though,fully, you may say
that I'm not inspired"
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
OFFICERS or The FEDERATION
samuel Gempers at the Head of the La
bor Organization

bcr OrEani sasion-
BrRNISeHsa. Ala. Dec. 1s.--The
American feterrtion of labor this af-
sernoon elected the following officers:
President, Samuel Gompers; first vice.
president, T. J. McGuire, Boston, Sec
one vice-presieent. VIM. Carney, Pitts
burg: secretary, CHRIS Evans; re-elec-
ted. treasurer, John L'msn. The com
mlttee adjourned till tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
SORROW FOR Mr.. SoPIR
The Hon. Jerome Eddy Feels
Very Sad About Daniel
BROWNE WILL TRAM NELSON HERE
That IL IL the Erratie Owasr Can Ne
Prevailed Upon ss Part VITA hia-
Ns<ter's Opiaios Gossip from
the Several Eeteis sf the City.
The Hon. Jerome W. Eddy of Flint

The Hon. Jerome W. Eddy of Flint
was guest at the Morton yesterday.
81 have Just been reading the latest
revelations IN the soper case" he said
TO reporter for the TEIEesAs-HER-
AID. II am very sorry that circum-
stances are what they are. Ii seems
strange that a man IN Mr. Soper's posi-
tlon should SO far forget himself ss TO
indulge IN the petty peeuiations OF
which he is accused. Ii is sllll sacder
that all the disgrace can't be placed on
hls shoulders. Ii rs true that the salary
Of the secretary Of state 10 ridlculousiy
small; but that can't be made an excuse
tor any dishonesty IN ofhce. No man
Is obliged TO accept the oEfce. Besides
IL isn't necessary that the secretary OF
state should be IN Lansing more than one
or two days in a month, except when
the legislature Is 10 session. Under
such All arrangement the salary is
sufficient, but II he found II Was not
sufficient be could have resigned at
any time. liz rs no harder TO resign
while ones reputation Is good than II IS
after he has been discovered 10 be q
thief. don't see how the democratic
party can be held responsible for MIR.
Soper's niaifeasance. The party 10 IN
no wise 10 blame for II. and the gov
ernor pursued an admirable course IN
dealing with the affair. The party is
IN no wise responsible for what one of
It's Office holders does, providing It takes
prompt action In disownlng his dis
honest course"
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19
God a.a Mor.Ii1y Business.

"The democratic party has been CO.
ing in heavy on the God and morality
business for the past year." said George
Mcbride Of Grand Haven yesterday.
"NOw they have an excellent chance
TO display the metal they are made Of.
When that poor cuss IN the auditor
generals office, stole few hundred
dollars, Attorney General Ellis was high
ly commended for his Willingness and
enthusiasm IN desiring To prosecute
INN. Now. Mr.. Soper much guiltier
than that poor old man Wilson who
had held office so long that he
was careless. am anxious now 20 see
If Mr.. Ellis will display the same en-
thusiasm and prosecute Mr.. Soper. Ii
he were doing only his duty in the Will
con case, he ought not 10 shrink now"
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-19

H. c. Smith and wife Of San Fran
cisco are guests at Sweets. Mr.. Smith
is one OF the most extensive maaufac-
turers of lumber in the United STATES.
81 am not here on any numbering mat
ter" he said last night my wife and
are east on visit. TINS mas been .
good year for western lumbermen. We
have sawed about To-, 900. 900 feet of
Puget Sound pine. We have cut tive
or six million feet oil redwood too.
That is becoming q popular finishing
lumber in the east now. We handle a
great deal Of our lumber by ieans of
= Hume. We have flume fifty-four
miles long. The lumber Is thrown into
this after il is cut and sent down tho
mountain. 1t takes about eight hours
for it to go the fifty-four miles. East
ern people have been very interested IN
that fiume. One paper senta reporter
out there to ride down and see how il
seemed. You come out there and We
will give you 4 chance TO try it,"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-08

Letter List. The following is list of letters remaining in the Prescott post office
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-08
NOTICE FOR PUsllCATI0n.
UNITED STATES LAND OPTIC s

Prescott AEiz., Msf ., ieJ'.
 No'ice is hereby given tha. Y. hIhnsRp wirHFEgII. of Pr. scott. AriZoIa, has hlrd asiice of bis inten ion l., m Ike proof "h his desert laad eisim No. q, for he unsnrseyed land embraced in his said entry, eeiox iapd Known ss the Upper Coyote taneh. de- scrioea ss failo~s: Commencing al mon- ument of stone slt mil,s north -ast from the northeast corner oi the Golden Eagle min ing claim and four @ miles essleriy from th. waterhuir kuowa as C,yoie holcs. rnu- ping from thence eas Itl tods ta . monu- m ant of stone; thence north so rods to monument of ston .. thence wrst iOp rode to a ,nouu1ent of stones: thence south 10 ihe place of hcginning; before the Register nd Receiver al Pfescati, Ariz .na, ob Wednesday, the s4th day oi June. iss',
 He nsmus the ioilosing witDstses to prove the complete ir'igstto1 aud te la nation of sad land; ]. BoIghtoa. nr. W. W. Ls wls, Asror Stall, John wet.b. all oi Pressoif, AfiKlna
 miS U. MARTIN, Register