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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-10
A FEW SNAPS


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Items that WIN Please the Re.deF
from : Dusinsss View.
Geo. H. Lake, Jeweler, Lewiston:
Betting and lace leather at Bun-
nell's.
&c. G. Bunnell sells The Charter on
stoves.
-Black board stating; all you wShi
ct Bunnell's.
Go to Bunnell's for glass, putty.
paints and fixtures. .
"A complete line Of Xmas cards, al
new, at Dent \ Buffers.
Hair cutting dc ct Slmpson's, ~
hrst class shop Of the city.
--E. O'Nsill has money to loan on
best terms and st lowest rates.
C. A. Thatcher Sor Farm Loans.
Real Etate, Books, Music, etc.
BArHainsl Bargains! Bargainsi at
Louis Grostien's novelty counter.
AT the o. r. N. Exchange You en-
get "Moore'' Whisksy. We mean
Jesse Moore.
--Bunnell can fsirnish anything ii
the hardware line at prices that dsfy
composition. II IL
Christmas novelties at Louis 0ros.
tein's. Come early and secure the
best bargains.
Dent = Butler are agents for ths
famous Judd Electric Belt. Complete
line III stock.
-Jesse Moore WhIskey, Of 1889. II
sale at the Q. r. \ N. Exchange. Gu
In and sample It.
Before purchasing railroad and
steamship tickets, consult agents
Union Pacific System.
-MILK-A few customen can s.
supplied with milk, delivered at my
house. I'M. Ho,vr W
The Union Pacific System have 81
sale excursion and single trip tickets of
al classes, to all points, which ~ sold
1t reduced rates daily for regular tzaihs:
--You need . new cook stove. one
Of those new Charter Oak RANGES g
Bunnells Il about the figure. Neat,
complete and exceedingly cheap. Cali
and examine.
Fruit and Vegetable ranch % rent.
three and 0ne-half miles from Lewiston.
plenty Of running water. Also fhrm
lands for sale and rent. Apply to Rand
4 Howe tt.
Union Pacific System offers IN.
equalled facilities to tourists en- route
to all points east. Vestibuled Sleeper.
Diners, Free Chair Cars through to
Missouri River and Chicago without
change.
Dent 4 Butler have on hand the
the choicest selections In holiday
goods. Christmas candies In finest
assortment, and novelties OF all de-
scription can be found In their store:
The best is the cheapest.
Louis Grostein has Just received :
choice selection of Christmas goods.
consisting Of toys, plush goods, albums,
manicure sets, etc., etc. These win
be sold out at low figure. Call and
examine before going elsewhere.
do you want to save from rs to 80
cents ON every Dollar you spend? II
90, write for our Illustrated Catalogue
containing Illustrations and prices Of
everything manufactured In the Uni.
ted States, at manufacturers prices.
Il, 1000 Illustrations, all lines represented.
Catalogue mailed free on application:
Address, Chicago General Supply Co.,
l78 West Van Buren, ST., Chicago, III.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-10

Every case Of diphtheria can be-
cured by the use Of the Biochemid
Remedies. For sale by Mrs. M. A.
White.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-10
Diphtheria.

Every case Of diphtheria can be-
cured by the use Of the Biochemic Rem:
edies. For sale by Mrs. M. A. White.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

for false Imprisonment resulted In dts
agreement here the other day, is one OF
the brightes. journalists of New York.
A very large proportion Of the women
writers on newspapers N the big city at
the mouth OF the Hudson are from the
west or south, but Mrs. Tupper was born
in Chautauqua county. this state, and 10
of the Sessions family. for SO many years
well known in Empire state politics, be-
ing the daughter Of Hon. Walter l.. Ses-
sions. ex-member Of congress.
Her first writing was done for The
Buffalo Express. to which paper she con-
tributed letters from Chautanqua lake,
character sketches. stories, etc. In 1897
she removed to Chicago, and though en-
tirely unacqua;nted in that busting
western c;ty soon made for herself q
reputation among its Journalists by her
specials" which were published in Ths
Chicago Herald. she was also q con-
tributor to The Inter-Ocean and The
Saturday Evening Herald, and when
The Tribune offered prize of $500 for
the best long story offered she compstcd
and won
Since sho has been in Now York she
has acted as special correspondent Of
The Chicago Herald. her letters being
excellent specimens Of newspaper writ
ing. She is also a contributor 10 Judge,
Frank LseSiie's, Life. Outing, The Cos
mopolitan and The Ladies' Home Jour
nal. Her specials in The New York
World have attracted much attention.
Besides all this mass Of work SIZE has
somehow found time to write two moves.
which have been published IN book
forIn-"By Hairs Breadth" and by
Whose Handy The latter is a astsikingly
original estory. full Of mysteries and
beautifA women, deadly serperts and
handsome men. She sometimes turns
off neat bit Of society rhyme. and her
verses on the airtatioas qualities Of
ladys fan. beginning
Painted aod perfun-d. feaxbered aod p*nk,
Here il vour lasyship's fan.
have been copied widely.
Though a most vivacious pe-scn, she IL
qrite domestic in her tastes and is de-
voted 10 her pretty little home. where
she is known a. TED a relninisceocs
Of her college days. She herself SAYS she
has no fsds. bat admits that sbe loves
3orS Thongh not q society woman, she
d a close student of ,uraan nature, arsi
Il Is te this that she owes large meas-
sro of hcT suooess ANY STEEExA
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
Death of Charles w. Hathwaay.

Charles W. Hathaway. died in De-
tro,t, Saturday. February 81, 1891. He
married Miss Mary Tracy, daughter Of
Deacon Adison Tracy, IN Grand Rapids,
November 25, 1916, and was the first
manufactures Of axes and edge tools
III Grand Rapids, and was widely known
as an expert workman in iron and
steel. He was building inspector for
two terms in Detroit, and obtained
considerable reputation as a mechanic
and mathematician. His son, Charles
G.. Hathaway, is the well-known news
paper man and art critic, who also
begun his career in Grand Rapids, upon
the city staff of the Eagle, and his art
studies with +. s. Church and Larry
Earl. The body will be brought to
Grand Rapids for burial. Among his
brothers i'll law here are James w.
Lyon. Albert Babcock, Sanford w.
Lyon and l.. J. Bates. Notice Of fun
eral later.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

The courts are continually hemming
IN the trusts OF the country by adverse
decisions and virtually driving them
out of existence. The lack OF favor
shown them by judicial tribunals makes
legislative ensctments all the more eff
fective against them. Time, patience
and steady perseverance, will drive
them TO the wall. A recent case in the
Supreme Court of Nsv York involved
the contract Of several companies that
had formed q trust IN hsrrows and
other farm implements. The Clipper
Chilled Piow Company was one of these
combined corporations, bat became
dissatisfied with The arrangement, aud
commenced the proper legal proceed
ings 70 snnul the contract creating the
trust. Judge smith, in bis decision,
SAID that under tie stipulation creating
the trust 70 had sssuulsd tn fx the
prices for the sale Of hsrrows made bv
the different manufacturers. which
prlcss we're not based oa the cost Of
manufacturing the harrovs, but were
uniform on all hsrrows Of the same
kind, aud, a. the power OF the trust
vas construed. il was authorised TO
regulate prices. "ls is hard, sad he,
Ito conceive bow monopoly could be
more firmly intrenched. or how con-
petition could be more eifectusllv
ssrsngied.r The court eancsied the
trust contract and esch son,psny nasy
row make rs own prices and enter nto
composition for business. or course. II
is not always possible for an outsider 10
procure sctusI proofs of the existence
OF an unlawful contract. a. member
OF TIE trust eau DO, but & sdvaassTs :
ts<ea Of every opportunity. trusts eaa
b made cdleus.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
WANTED VENGEANCE.
The Conductor Listened. Alas! bat Didn't
Catch On.

The Conductor Listened. Alas! bat Didn't
Catch On.
Wh,n . conductor on a Chicago sub
urban train approached heavy set. red
headed fellow the fellow said, Look
here, you have already punched my tick
ct twice"
"well, but why do you give it to me
twice."
Because" the fellow replied, "you
came along and held out your hand. and
I was tempted to see how often you
would punch away my salary, for it takes
about all make to buy monthly ticket.
Hold on" he added, when the conductor
began to move Of II have discovered
that You are a robber, and am going to
call you to account am going to whip
you, sir
IL reckon not said the conductor.
"Bnt reckon am. hsAs noticed
for several years growing disposition
on all sides to rob me, and hare made
up my mind that / am going to whip
every man who feel sure is q robber.
know that you have robbed me, and !
am go'uS I'D WDip yoh w sAt q Eii4uet,-
Lest you think there may be some doubt
as to my ability to perform my duty in
this matter. let me say that have three
medals presented to me By different box
ing associations What time will you
be at leisureT
al don't know said the conductor.
"well, no matter. for l have day on.
and can ride with you until the desired
opportunity presents itself.
The conductor, who was evidently
disturbed. went into forward car.
When he returned a few minutes later
be discovered that the revengcful fellow
was gone.
what became of that rcd headed
mani" be asked.
He got aff ct the last station = pae-
senger replied by the way. Why didn 3
you make him pay his fare
"Beoaase be said that / had ALREADY
punched his ticket twice.
Yes. he said 80, bEt the truth is you
ssa not punch Ii at all he bad no
ticket BE lives At xadison Park. aud
il known ~ the biggest 5esdbeaf in the
Community ."-Arkzasas Traveller.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

~ - ssAssss<.s-
Did yoe ever sse plants that I've en
nies os Eaosauisoosf Hearing 81 them.
] tooS stIe4 through tie eota1aeAl
gardens 81 Washington. and Inquired 81
the saps srlntongsent ssout the truth 81
the story, ssys = writer Is ttse feiisael-
phis Tames.
'S)n YES. We have sasas such thsnss :
he sxad aud here is enc now he
pointed tc . pot containing what
seemed II BE moss. Bat IL thas groea
mass could be seen TINY shells like
bsey clam shells. enly they we're tim
aud green sEd oaiy half ep~n- Alaag
Tie edges were green hairs Lie eye
lzsheS
.sNoa see = fy goes IN here." he ex-
planned. ss he opened the two hslveS
and when he gets Ia the leaves close.
Then the a. cant gel out- Then ne dies
and his substance IL absorbed ~ the
baa little no~er. Il grows only Ia
south Carolina
Here IL What call the beer saloon. I"
he continued. ''lou see this is shaped
hike q pitcher. hangs from long stem
and hes q curved lid inside is siuid
thai intoxicates al insects that drink IL
They are then absorbed hy the plant
This other one. like round. hollow
tulip stem. is Of the same nature.
Then. here Is 6lg green pitcher
plant Well. frogs climb into this ID
drink from the fluid al the bottom But
they can't get out. for when they Try -
couple of sharp horns ia the Id over
head stab them IN the back"
Could any one dream that an innocent,
fragrant flower eould be 80 heartlesss
IL butchers its victim after Turing il into
an intoxicating den. aad then feeds on
the mangied remains
This on the board is what we call
stag-moSs You see II grows on the
side of the house from eiump of
brown leaves like deer's head From
1t branch out four large green prongs Of
leaves exactly like horns, OF al curl
Gus plants this about the oldest These
green leaves are spotted with white and
you can always trace face on the oGst-
lines, and call IT the eariesture nlant- "
a Bright Newspaper Woman.
BUrTALo, Feb. 19.-Mrs. Edith Ses-
sions Tupper. whose suit against Super.
inteadert Norm. Of the Buffalo polsce.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

The brand-new Legislature of Ne.
braska has enacted the following law:
"lt shall be unlawful for any person to
fire OF or discharge any pistol, revolver,
shotgun, rifle or any firearms whatever.
on any public road or highway in any
county IN the state of Nebraska, or
within sixty yards of said public road
or highway, except 10 destroy some
Wild, ferocious and dangerous beast.
or some officer in the discharge of his
duty That is rather tough on the
officer, but it may be a necessary pro-
vision ia the new order OF things out
West.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
GffICIAL PAPER OF The CITY,


A Republican state Convention 20 nominate
q Justice OF the supreme Court IN pace ofJohn
v CLau piin. aDd tsSO regents OF tue l niscr-
sty ia place Of CnArtcs ). Nillett and Arthur
IA. CLARK. aud for tue transaction OF vtheI bus
fu-ss. Nil DC held at Assembly Hat n the
riIy OIL iac&s9G. On tuesday, February -. 1871.
a. u y oiocA q. Gl-
Ia accordance with a resolution adopted at
t,gand Rapids. May 10. lslu, every county Will,
ie catit.e4 o. oae delegate for each ~ OF tas
total vote c33l Tor Governor at tue as. election
November. iSsOi. Gud 0ae additional delesatc
tOf every fractiol amounting 10 go. but each
organized county viii be eRtltlsd TO al least
one delegate.
Iad.r = resolution % 1888 no deiegat" VIII
De entitled 80 4 seat IN the convention who
does a0t reside IL TIE county ne proposes TO
represent.
Ia com pliance With . resolution adopted In
DetrDIt, june - lsFt the secretary ot each
county s0ayeati0E IS requested 10 forward TO
the secretary OF the state Central Committee
Gu0m D, Butler block. Detroit. by the earliest
mril alter Ihe delegates are chosen. certi-
He'd iiSt Of such dei~satcs IS a.e eatitled 10
seats tn the state Coayentloa from Their re-
spectiye counties
JANIS McNLL.S, Chairman.
WILLIAM X. BArEs. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
THE COURTS.
United States Court.
HON. HENRY F. sEvERESs, JUDGE.

HON. HENRY F. sEvERENs, JUDGE.
The United States VS.. Juliet Rose, ct.
al, ejectment; judgment on findings
for defendant.
James w. Converse VS.. Michigan
Dairy Company, ct. al; order permit
ting defendants, Fourth National Bank
and German Bank of Cheboygan, to
amend their answer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

Lily Lodge. No. ua, knights of
Pvthias, gave . magnificent ball at
Shsn&6sn's ksll. on Pisnhess-sve-. en-
thursday evening. socssIly and s5sa-
cislly, the tsll was a phenomenal sslc-
cess About i08 couples stre enter
as1ed. and evaryth5nz pssse5 Ia a
msnaer 20 make tae guests vEsa Tor a.
ezeoTe a. a early asy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
Court Notes.

Bernics johnson, colored. vas cen
fenced yesterday, by Justice Westfali
to the reform schooi for girls for SIX
years. for tTusnCy.
The case Of tbe People vs. Gertie
johnson and Minnie krause, for as
ssuit, was dismissed yesterday. When
Justcs Brown called the case there was
a "solema stiffness round no one
answered, and the case vas discon-
tInued-
TIE return 70 the appeal in toe case
Of Mary Stephsnns vs. Anthony saG.
pens 6ss heea Eilsd IN the Office Of TIE
couaty clerk.
Judge Adst's first decree Of divorce
wss granted yesterday u the cass OF
Preston Va. Preston.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

SAYS the Journal of Finance: "The
average Western newspaper editor
thinks that Col. Elliott f. Sheppard has
horns. He hasn't. Elliott is mostly
ears" That is "a unkind way of put
ting il, but the Colonel has remark
able faculty OF hearing wha. IS going on.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

WEsr VIRGIxIA's Democratic Legs
lature threatens that state with gerry
mander. The three "B, ,"-BaStone,
Benson and Brown-stand firmly in
Mlchigsn's Senate against any such
outrage
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

OsEGoS is 10 have law against pro-
fauity. Michigan has one that isn't of
much use TO her, and she could per-
haps be induced TO sell 1t cheaper than
oregon can make a new one.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

EsAes-l1sss vert 70 Eurgps 81 get
married. dld sses I'd Ike 10 - sss
nsn II 50 % Brspe to nsAyry.
MAzi-EisAozt dazsz- ~ Tnsnc4co
estasr. | fsncy View Yorh Herald
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
Superior Court.

HON. r. A. BURLINGAME, JUDGE.
The People vs.. James Kew, receiving
stolen goods; trial resumed; jury disa-
greed.
The People vs.. George Headley, lar.
ceny; nolle pros'd on motion of prose-
cutting attorney.
The People vs.. Mollie Paxton, re-
ceiying stolen goods; trial resumed !;
verdict guilty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
10 81 sscaIBEas.

Any sabssribsr 10 eAE TELEGRAM
HERALD who fatis 10 receive the paper
regularly, or Who may have reason To
e0mplaiA of late delivery. viii sonfer a
special favor by Informing this ONCE or
the fact al once. ssnd postal card ar call
up Telephone 33t.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

q SOLID FoEsDAftos sEsksssas
Maen eommsaG = heard tcsss days
rsgszoinx ses merits and csmsFlts Of
dItsEsnt street passnents. II . forte-
a.te. tnst 81 tbs tne, ss scoait hsve
2noag -, gentleman whose judy
aaenG oa sszea matters. seems softby of
consideration. tateTssG ca the pssi1g
question: last Eow esassTs GA Monroe
-. 6en. Aanson. OF Ne. foFs, : tas
osneF Of the Porter block. and eoase-
qsently interested "A the locsl paving
qassia0a. 1ea. MunsoQ : paa
whose e1periencs = satesent 70 ena-
bic hia 20 speak with some
authority. Cobble-stoas guttsEs, cedar
blocks on planss or sand M. Auuson
refers 10 as primitive methods Ia paw
"a" sni IN a. interview be expresses
the hope taas MonTos-sI. wiz have no
more Of them.
The beet pavement" says Mr.. Nun
son, and one sh.ca would ecsG most,
would DC made Of granite blocks on
concrete foundation" Next 70
granite comes asphalt. ana then cedar
blocks, ''out L nlust DO lad III first
class, scientific manner 10 give any Kind
OF satisfaction"
Tue iasE remark 0; the gentlemen is
true OF any kind OF pavement that
uafrrt - f.tN uua thar. u ana asbAr
point that might with equal propriety
be made universal condition. We re-
fer now 10 the foundation Oh which the
pavement IS lala. The one difficulty
with block pavement that has hereto
fore been lad IN Grand Rapids, IS the
very poor foundation or no foundation
at all given Il. The TELEGRAM-EERALD
ventures the opinion that the selection
Of the paving material is OF minor con
slderanon; y $ the foundation that
should Be looked after. No one ever
knew OF a satisfactory and lasting pave
ment that did not have a solid iounda-
uon underneath. Let the prop
erty owners select granite. asphaltum,
or cedar blocks, but let the pavement
be laid in workmanllke manner on a
concrete base of az least SIX inches
thickness, and not upon sand, and
Monroe-st. wall have a pavement so
much superior 10 the old, and of such
lasting qualities that everybody will be
satisfied. Give US vertical curbs, but
no cobble-stone cutters. Whatever
material is used should extend from
one curb to the other.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

Il w.s v~y much surprised 70 bsR
tAs4 you sre not the son Of Nr. Bar
rcvs-
ASg wa left % Ne dcorssep when
vae bssv. ard Ne tool roe in
~Yn ~. . srt Of sscpso1, s&ssnr--
us~uar's Be xar.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

IN nominating ex-Gov. Foster, of
Ohio, 10 be Secretary of the Treasury,
President Harrison got just as near to
Michigan "a he could.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
Probate Court.
nov. crRrs E. rEnKrxs, Irpe,

HOW. cYRrs e. PERKINS, JUDGE.
Estate of Elizabeth Heth; petition for
probate Of will: March %.
Estate Of JACOB Barnes; order deter
mining heirs,
Estate OF Hiram Knapp: Mary L.
Knapp appointed administrative.
Estate of Wm. L. Black; Jacob Barth
appointed administrator.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

I'm csschssr osr~ excls nd she AM
hstsus yszaz Ete-Nv crap Here
one Of ay posns p~ssse1 II Fer York
e@oer u tae coIzran hss<sei a L1ts5s
x6zpsnGs. -CAdcaxe TxlouuA
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
Circuit Court-Part n.

HON. ALLEN C. ApsIT, JUDGE.
Charles Batemau vs.. Philip Blake,
replevIn.
Annie L. Preston VS.. Herman Pres
ton, divorce; decree granted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

tks sgasl fa,tare u ths Democrxt
petty ATTEMPT - asaks polltlssi eapss4L
TIE Transparency - lie Ulek eecasns
sppaTs1l. s0sa "a zesea o. tat k.aa
~as satEteatsd - NJ. Ozark. he ; Ees
shst klna of pohuS ian. Eylteatiy
ssnls new tn4a Ga tae Democrat
dors nos saos nm.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
JANIS McNILL.S. Chairman.
WILLIAM X. BArEs. Secretary.

In The above convention counties In the
HIN Congregational district vill be entitled To
delegates as follows: Allegan. 10; lonla. 10;
Otgawa. l3. and Kent. 81.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

OxE of Wanamaker's favorite plans
for the improvement of the postal de-
partment, is TO establish free delivery
system for the smaller postoffices
throughout the country. lie is max
ing practical test of his plan in many
places IN Pennsylvania. In one village
IN the State a woman IS the postmisiress
and her husband IS the letter carrier.
tie makes two deliveries a nd collections
daily-one at 7 a. m. and the other at
p. m. His position il not 10y any means
a sinecure, "a the 3s5 dwelling houses
aud stores located within the limits OF
the village are considerably scattered.
Fove letter boxes are distributed
throughout the place, but the number
ls inadequate TO meet the convenience
OF the citizens, many OF whom have
considerable distance to 30 10 deposit
their letters. The citizens are in hearty
accord with the project, ard TO fscil
tate matters viii require all property
owners 70 number their dwelling houses.
II u 10 be hoped that the experiment.
viii be success and viii become Exed
thing IN our postal system. 10 time
free distribution may Re extended into
the country. by mounted carriers, who
viii make trips two or three times
week. The farmers Of the country are
entitled to soase Of toe good things Of
lie.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

18th the method and resulss when
Syrup Of Figs is taken. il Is pleasant
and rafrcsling TO the TASTE. and scss
gently Vel promptly on the kidneys.
Liver aud Bowels. clessses The eve
tem edectnally. di<pels colds. head
aches and levers and curs habitnsl
constipation. Syrup Of Figs u the
only remedy Of iis kind ever pro
daced, pleasing 20 the taste and ac-
ceptabie 10 the stomach. prompt IN
i:s action and truly beneficial Ia It's
effects. prepared only from the snost
healthy and agreeable substances. lis
many excellent qualities commend il
to eli and have made il The most
popular remedy knowa.
Syrxp Of figs il for sails In Soc
end 81 bottles b7 ell leaaing dug
gisi& Any reliable d.1sg.st NO
may not have il On hand vii pro
cure il promptly fer any one sls
wishes 10 try IT, Do Lot accept s-y
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic SHfUP CO.
SSs f6<as So. etL
LOUISVILLE. ~. sfw iosS NJ
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

TX another column VII be found
communication from one Of the best
known eoiored citizens OF Grand Rsp-
pls, Joseph Z. Ford he replies 10 tAs
Democrats articles Of yesterday en-
titled "Pocketed Pstltson,~ n wh1ch
that paper tells ludlcT0as tais K an
alleged lnsGIt 70 tie ee.ored Repshli-
cans BY Fred :. Clark. az the ate con-
vsnuon. The comm anscatien shows
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22


u yesterdays ISSUE tAs Democrat,
speaking ot tie proposed removal -
8oy Stevens L A4soa's TeaalHs -
I-zsls.ng ioT naag nteFmsnE, szys. "Iae
proposition 10 bFlng MS remAias bzek
nere ana bury thsal. IL grounds sci
apart Ter that purpose n Lansing. vii
De received faSogah.y BY mosI OF the
cid residents q tbs state. WAY should
not tae nep who have been honoFed as
ealsf mag stfstes o. the state be lsld 10
rest "a is capital cityy Is there not an
Appfoorlzteaess ia sneh = buT.&l bent
ting both circumstance sad history
Nom that Is very different proposition
from the one first mentioned ana sane
toned ecltonally by the Democrat.
That proposition was 20 inter the re-
mans OF Gov. Mason and other COVER
nors ia the grounds OF the State capitol
In effect 10 change the capitol and It's
grounds into eharnel house "full OF
dead mems bones" To the latter the
TELE1RAM- HERALD objects. The eapi-
,ol and grounds are not large enough
for the living, even.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

"BLAISE and Business" is suggested
rs a combination for 1892. 1t should
knock cut cleveland and Claptrap."
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

When the Democratic party is en-
gagged in a National struggle, it always
receives the sympathy and support of
England. Now the English party in
Canada is lighting against closer
union in this country, and its leaders
draw their strongest arguments from
our Democratic newspapers and
speeches. But Canada would bc r:os.
porous with the United States.