THE ANN ARBOR REGISTER. VOL. xni. NO. u. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1887. WHOLE NO. 641.

JOHN «. SAXE. other scenes', was deemed necessary to his THE CITY ELECTION, WEBSTER. welfare. So one day in 1881, all alone— Supervisor—Wm. Weston. istins: Sketch of the Poet's tat- for he desired no attendant,—the broken- The election, Monday, was one of the Clerk—Henry Queal. ter Dny«. hearted man returned to Albany to re- Treasurer—Will Parsons. Everything New and Everything Cheap most exciting ever held in this city, and a side with his two sons. Strange, how- Justice, full term—E. S. Cushman. ever, as it may seem to outsiders, but few very full voted was polled, notwithstand- New Spring Qoods have again been opened during the last week at ; death of this famous poet, last Justice, short term—W. E. Boydon. of the people of that city, know, or indeed ing the cold, raw wind that prevailed most Highway Com—Farquhar Litchfield. an evening of whose readings the take pains to know, that John G. Saxe, of the day. A more than usual amount of Drain Com—Edwin Ball. remembers to have enjoyed ia the the once brilliant wit, is living in their Constable—O. W. Cushing. Kterf electioneering was done, and no stone j M. E. church, now the "Unity build- very midst Yet this very hour within a All republicans. No opposition. stone's toss of the state capitol building, was left unturned by the workers to se- twenty-four years ago, called to this same man, once so rugged in health, cure votes for their favorite projects and MANCHESTER. MACK & SCHHID'S the fact that a sketch of the poet lighthearted as a summer bird, and the candidate;:. The interest in the liquor Supervisor—Horatio Barch, G. And ©very Department will show the latest arrivals Clerk—John F. Nestell, R. in new goods. We have the largest assortment and best values in j lying in the editorial desk contributed admired of countless numbers everywhere amendment overshadowed all others, and L popular young author, Mr. George in our land, in the preferred solitude of Treasurer—Chauncey Walbridge, 11. ou r his chamber now passes his time, bowed the presence of ladies at the polls added Justice—Amariah Conklio, G. fewell Lovejoy, but which a press of oth-in form, feeble in step, a sufferer not alone an unusual feature to the occasion. With Highway Com.—John Braun, G. Foreign and Domestic had crowded out of our col- from physical ailment, but that saddest of the exception of a little rowdyism at the School Ins.—Thomas F. Moran, G. all maladies—Melancholia. Constables—John Wisner, G. ons for a few weeks. We publish it now second ward polling place, there were no —Reuben C. Wolte, G. i it will be found very interesting and Only a year or so ago one of Mr. Saxe's disturbances worth mentioning. The liq- sons, residing in Albany, whose health —John Rildinger, G. propriate at this time, uor amendment was defeated by 427 itLII5DUlS,IIDlES,Elt.,Elt, had been in a most precarious state for a —Porter Brower. R. the Editor: long period, died very suddenly. For votes; amendment relative to salaries car- SALINE. BLACK IDIRJHSS OOOIDS. Is the gifted author of "The Proud Miss some time the intelligence of his death ried by 301 majority. The democrats Supervisor—John Burkhart. "The Money King," "The was kept a profound secret from his Clerk—C. N. Howe. Making these goods a specialty, we buy only goods which we know father through fear of the effect it might had a majority of 60 on the state ticket. to be standard in quality and color, and hence our reputation for the Bw R»pe of the Lock," "The Briefless Almost everybody esteemed it an honor Treasurer—A. J. Warren. best Black Goods in this oity has never been disputed. Among our produce on his mind. But, at last, one day Highway Com.—H. Gaumar. rrister," and other sparkling and cap:i- he was quietly informed of the new loss to vote for Hon. E. D. Kinne for circuit selection will be found at lowest prices Lupin's Melroae Oloth, Henrietta productions, both in prose and in PITT3KIELD. Olotb, Carmelite Cloth, Marie Galante Oloth, Congo Oloth, Sabaatopol which had come to him. With a sur- judge, and his majority reached 1000. Stripes, Cotelines, Drap de Alma, Diagonal Oord, Serges, Oashmares jse, indeed forgotten? And if not prised air, quickly succeeded by a look of Supervisor—Morton F. Case. and Nuns Veilings. Special attention is also directed to our very ex- gotten how many people today know of intense aversion he exclaimed, " Oh! why Clerk— Benjamin N. Smith. did you toll me about it? I don't want CITY OFFICES. Treasurer—George E. Sperry. tensive assortment of Sprin / Jerseys Our constant aim is : to give e whereabouts and wordly condition of FOR MAYOR 1 2 S 4 5 6 tot maj better value in every thing we sell than any other house in Ann Arbor. to know!" Aside from the temporary Smith, R _. 247 90 222 166 104 171 1000 241 Justice—James D. Allison. is poet who, a quarter of a century ago, shock upon his mental condition, how- George. D... 161228 107 138 73 51 759 School Ins.—Allen D. Crittenden. FOB RECORDER MACK & SCHMID. as the one rival of Oliver Wendell ever, the sorrowful intelligence appeared Pond. R 27fi 144 202 148 121 158 1051 3oO Highway Com —Frederick Hutsel. olmes, and a writer of universal and to have no farther effect than that herein Merithew, D... 130 173 126 157 59 56 701 All republicans. described, and I believe he never after re- FOE JUSTICE e!!-merited popularity since, through the ferred to the subject in any way. Liter- Pond.D _... 410 315 321 300 176 227 1749 LIMA. edium of his verse, he threw about the ary people at a distance, as also others Supervisor—John V. Gregory. COME JNTOW! arts of men and women the witchery of who are merely admirers ot the poet, none Clerk—Wm. Covert. of whom are aware of his actual condition, Treasurer—John H. Wade. at spell which makes laughter and tears. for years past have been flooding out Justice—Saiiuel Senney. s for me I had known for several years Mr. Saxe, with letters quite as various in s s Highway Com.—John G. Wagner. at J^hn G. Saxe was a resident of Al- character as their number. Some of theje ma School Ins.—Robert Buchanan. NEW GOODS! ny, living with an only son—now his contain simply expressions of warm sym- 1st ward 290 —Tho«. F. Morsey. pathy for him, others kindly request his 2d ward.™ 166 Drain Com.—John L. Brown. i!y surviving child—and family, at No. d ward 328 All democratic, excepting the latter. AND PRICES MARKED TO ZERO. autograph, others still ask him to do them th wa'd 304 Just think, Women's Croat and Kid Button at $1.75 worth $3.00. Women's Kid 18 State-sf, in that city, by reason of lll- the favor of transcribing some favorite th ward 81 129 th ward 115 116 iutton Worth $2.00, now $1.25. Men's Button Lace and Congress Shoes, a good and sorrow a reclu9e from all poem for their album, or solicit informa- The ><•« Board of Supervisors. one for $1.75, cost you in any other place $300. Don't forget the place. No ciety, patiently awaiting the one hoar tion respecting when, and under what rouble to show goods. Remember we sell lower than the lowest. circumstances such and such a poem of ALDEBSIEN. oner or later to come to him which Vote Maj A. A. City, 1st Dist.—Albert Gardner, R. his was written, while others expressing et ward—Nelson Sutherland, R 289 170 onld call him away to another life. sympathy for him accompany the same Morgan J. O'Brien, D 119 A. A. City 2nd Dist.- Patrick O'Hearn,D. -48- A gojourner recently for neaily a week with direct prescriptions in the way of 2d ward—Christian Martin, D 815 315 A. A. City 3rd Dist. - Noah G. Butts, D. 5d ward— ihos. Ke-vrns. R 323 323 A. A. Town—Fred Braun, R. SAMUEL KRAUSE, SOUTH MAIN ST I ihe capitol city, I determined, if possible, medicines for the cure of his disease. thward—M. H. Goodrich, R 103 Wisely enough but very few of these let- Martin M. Seabolt. D 199 96 Augusta—Wm. Dansingburg, R. j c»U upon Mr. Saxe, and therefore ad- ters ever came to the notice of Mr. Saxe, th ward—Amariah Hammond, R 177 114 Bridgewater—James M. Kress, D. Ch«s. H. Poland. D 63 fessed him by note, asking when—if and it is rarely the case that any of them jth ward—Levi D. Wii es R - 166 103 Dexter—Charles Dwyer, D. treeable to him—he could make it con- are answered by his attendants, but all Hudson T. Morton, D 63 Freedom—Jacob Beming, D. Fred Barker. R 139 46 nient to receive me. The next day I are sacredly preserved in a letter-book for Arthur J. Mummery. D...._.. 93 Lima—John V. Gregory, D. purposes of reference from time to time. Lodi—James Sage, D. «iveJ a very courteous note from Mr. Mr. Saxe is visited every few days by CONSTABLES. Lyndon—Thos. Young Jr., D. barles G. Saxe, the poet's son, informing the family physician, though but little can Vote Maj Manchester—Horatio Burcb, G. i that his father's health was so poor he be done for him save to make him as1st ward—Daniel W. Amsden, IS 239 66 Northfield—P. S. Purtel, D. John Stoll. D _ 173 reluctantly compelled to forego re- comfortable as possible. At times he ap- d ward—John Zielier, R 73 Pittsfield—Morton F. Case, K. pears disposed to be sociable, then again Paul Schall, D 242 221 Salem—Thoc. Lane, G. •ving a call from me as from every one. he is very much disinclined to converse 3d ward—Jasper Imus? ..-.....—323 ih ward—Thomas F. Leonard, D _298 Saline— M. Burkbart, D. ; very muoh to learn all I could with any one, while again he gives the thward—James D White, R 100 24 Sao—A. T. Hughes, I). hpecting the present condition of one strongest evidence of the fact that he is Chas. 8h"tt. D _ — 76 Sharon—B. Osburn, D. thward—Ed. B. Gidley, R - 226 hose rerse I had always admired, I at not wholly in a rational condition ot mind. Superior—P. T. Gill, D. He usually takes his meals with the rest Svlvan—James L. Gilbert, R. i decided to call upon Mr. John A. of the family, and occasionally, though The Township*. Webster—William Weston, R. lowe, jr., Mr. Saxe's private secretary. I very rarely, sits with them and joins in York—Alfred Davenport, D. Id BO and for an hour and longer the latter conversation. But he never goes out up- SC1O. Ypsilanti Town—Albert R. Graves, R. |jy pleasantly entertained me with mat- on the street either to walk or ride, will Ypsilanti City latD.at—-L. Yost, R. see no company whatever, and in the Supervisor--A. T. Hughes. Ire relating to the poet during the past Clerk—John W. Birley. Ypsilanti C.ty 2nd Dist—Charles Mc- main prefers the retirement of his chamber Treasurer—Henry Voeel. Cormick, D. WINES & WORDEN «n and more years. where he can be entirely removed from Jmtice, fill vacancy—Marcus Cook. The political complexion of the board everybody and everything which can stands: 15 democrats; 8 republicans; 2 Somewhat over twenty years since, serve to remind him of the world. He no Highway Com—Jjhn Helber. ter several years residence in Albany, Drain Com—Godfrey Beck. jreenbackers. longer cares for literature and those mat- School Ins'r—Daniel E. Hoy. hither he had come with his family from ters which once we're a pleasure to him, Because every one says they have the Larg is native state, Vermont, where he had or for friends, even those who once were SUPERIOR. Sky Wonders. een not only a lawyer, editor, poet and dear to him. In other words the poor Supervisor—Peter T. Gill. (~\\. est, the beet and the Cheapest stock icfurer, but a candidate at one time for man may be regarded as having become Clerk—Wellington Depew. Dr. Ramsay will deliver his lecture on overnor, Mr. Saxe moved to the city of dead to every endearing tie on earth, even Treasurer—Walter Voorhees. "Sky Wonders" in the audience room of this Spring of any dealers rooklyn, there to devote himself wholly to the extent of being dead to himself. Justice—Edgar S. Geer. the Methodist church, on Monday evening 9 literary work and the vocation of lec- How singular and regretful a termination Highway com—Veeder Shankland. April 11th. This lecture has been de- in Ann Arbor. 20 irer. For a goodly number of years of an existence once so very far removed School Ins'r—Geo. McDougall. livered in many places iu Michigan and rior to this latter date, as for many years from all that could savor ot sadness and South Main SALEM. everywhere has been commended in very fterwards, Mr. Saxe's reputation stood misery. GEO NEWELL LOVE.JOT. high terms. It will be an excellent op- ery high and his work as a literary man Supervisor—T. D. Lane. portunity to hear Dr. Ramsay at his best, Street, ad met with most signal success from an Clerk—A. C. VanSickle. and we advise all who can to attend. ppreciative public everywhere. 8o far Treasurer—Cody Burnett. The Lapeer Democrat say<: "It was a s good investments and a splendid income Election Echoes. Highway Com—D. D. Cook. lecture of superior merit, logically con- X lach year are concerned, he was indeed School Ins'r—James Boyce. ceived and splendidly delivered; full of >ell-to-do in the world. He owned a Dr. Smith received 1,000 votes for LOW. ripe reflection recoct research; instructive peasant home on First Place, in Brook- mayor. Supervisor—James Sage. and increasingly interesting from intro- besides he was surrounded by a The republicans made decided gains all Clerk—Lester Sweetland. duction to peroration. * * * Some 6t interesting family, and life to him over the county. Treasurer—John Linderman. of the leading people of our city affirm Iras as delightful as he could wish. He School Ins'r,—Michael Sage. it to have been one of the finest lectures aveled a good deal, and each summer Judge Kinne received one vote for jus- Justice—Simon Kress. they ever heard." t'ce of the supreme court. k»8 a sojourner at that most fashionable LYNDON. The Free Press of Detroit says: "It New Goods! New Goods! Geo. H. Pond received one vote in the f resortf, Saratoga, where his society—as Supervisor—Thos. Young, jr. was one of the most entertaining and had been at other places—was much fourth ward for justice of the peace. Clerk—Jas. Howlett. instructive platform discourses ever de- LATEST STYLES. jought after, and where his ever aboun 1- la the third ward there were 135 Treasurer—Henry J. Drake. livered in Detroit. * • * The dis- Pg wit and genial presence caused him to straight republican and only 59 straight Highway Com—Edward Gorman. course showed wonderful thought and s lionized to such an extent that a much memory, and dealt with the planetary Q-ents' and Ladies' Shoes ar- democratic tickets. YORK. i degree of attention on the part of the D. Cramer: "If the democrats had system and its effect on the earth in a nblic would have made vain and foolish Supervisor—Alfred Davenport. most exhaustive and comprehensive riving daily at only nominated me for circuit judge what Clerk—John M. Clark. manner, the speaker using no notes and ny another not so highly endowed as would the result have been?" Ms he. But thanks to good common Treasurer—Gilmore C. Townsend. having, apparently the statistics, distances, nse Mr. Saxe's head was never in the Densmore Cramer, Geo. Schwab and Justice—Henry Coe. measurements, etc., seemingly at his G00D3PEED & SONS, tat turned, for there, as ever afterwards, M. J. Martin did noble work for Mr. Highway Com—Moses J. Krilsey. tongue's end, with a remarkably pleasing s maintained the same manly, dignified Lanilon. For proof see returns. School Ins'r—John A. McMullen. facility of expression." CASH SHOE HOUSE, lewing which had always characterized Ia the first ward 179 straight republican YPSILANTI OlTT. |im. During these years, however,' with city tickets were voted, and 180 straight Mayor—Clark Corn well, R. 17 S. Mainst, - Ann Arbor their gcod things for him, age was republican state tickets. Last fall Luce Supervisor, 1st dist—Lse Yost, R. eating on, after all, and Mr. Saxe wasnear- had 21 majority, this spring Campbel 2d dist—Charles McCor- ig three score, yet the reflection that has 44. mick. onth, young manhood and middle life The labor vote in the different wards Constable, 1st dist—Jacob Martin, R. & CO., Clothiers. ere already things of the past, did not,was as follows: First ward, 9 ; seoond, 2d dist—Stephen Hutchin- would seem, serve in the least 1; third, 80; fourth, 35; fifth, 31; sixth, inson, D. Are offering a large line of agree to make him less buoyant and 5; total, 161. Alderman, 1st ward—Alonzo Gold- appy. At a banquet given by the Psi smith, D. James Murphy received two votes in Alderman, 2d ward—Reuben Roys, R. psilon fraternity, of which he was an the fourth ward for recorder on the pro- YOUNG MEN'S CUTAWAY SUITS. onorary member, at Delmonico's in New 3d ward—Bernard Kirk. hibition ticket. Paul Snauble receivei 4th ward—Geo. Neat fork, in 1875, the poet then in his fify- two for mayor. inth year, responded to a toast in his 5th ward—J. L. Forester. a fine assortment of onor, and the following sentiment in " If there had only been one more issue ot the Argus," said a prominent demosrat, SYLVAW. erse, will serve to indicate how he had Supervisor—James L. Gilbert, R. ome to look upon old age: Tuesday morning, "Landon wouldn't have got a vote in the county." Clerk—Austin Yocum.R. SAOK SUITS FOR SPRNIG WEAR. Is he old who in spite of his fast-thining curls, Treasurer—Chas. E. DePew, R. l«s a joke for the boys and a smile for the girls? Coroner Jenkins will immediately pro Justice—Leander Ticaenor, R. ceed to the Argus office and hold an in Higaway Com.—John Riemenschnei- and • •••*•**• quest on the late candidacy of Geo. M der, R. ihe old who owes nothing to fraudulent art ? Landon, alleged to have been running fo *ove all, is he old who is young at the heart?' School Ins.—S. L. Gage, R. circuit judge. But ere long the somber shadows of —James Hagan, D. ELEGANT SPRING OVERCOATS The editor of the Argus writing to thi leep affliction darkened the poet's hearth ANN ARBOR TOWN, md heart. Oae by one three beautiful Evening Journal before election, said " Washtenaw county will give 1,501 Supervisor—Fred B. Braun, R. laughters passed from earth, and the Clerk—Lorenz > D>vis, R. lome circle was not what it had been. against the prohibitory amendment.' All at very Low Prices! Pretty good guessing for a democrat eJi Treasurer—C. M. Elmonds, R. . in an hour that followed not tor. Ju^tica—J. Williams, R. Also a complete Stock of ong after, the lovely wife and close Hghway Com.—Thomas Burlingame, D >anion of her husband sickened, and J. J. Robison: " The heavy democrati School Ins.—Richard Bilbie, D. me day a litile later on, she, too, wasvote given Mr. Kinne in this county is no aid away to rest beside the other cher- reflection on the legal ability or party YPSILANTI TOWN. POWDER CONFIRMATION SUITS soed ones, in the family lot in Greenwood standing of Mr. Landon. Mr. Kinne was Supervisor—A. Graves. fcmetery. The once happy man's cup of voted for generally as a personal compli Clerk—A. Ford. Absolutely Pure. At prices ranging from $4.00 to $10.00. sorrow was now full to the brim, and with ment to him as a citizen, and because o Treasurer—B. A. Loomis. This powder never vanes. A marvel of purity 1 Btrengthand whol'-ssomeness. More economical Bevere injury reoeived sometime previ- his especial fitness for the place, and many Justice—J. C. Bemis. than the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in isly in a railroad accident at the west, thought it a good time to rebuke Monro Highway Com—C. H. Fletcher. competition with the multitude of low test, shor county for giving an almost solid vo: School Ins.—W. H. Lay. weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold miy in In addition to the above the customer who makes the 10th purchase speedily became so changed in mind Caw. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 Wai of any one amount, Qsts tho Goods'Tree. body that a new residence among against Joslyn at the last judicial election. All republicans. Street, N. Y. Marshall Hall's It Pays. Mothers, always use Dr. Seth Arnold's I furnished at contract prices. No other STJKONG EVIDENCE. ready method in drowning, as to what to do and The Rev. Dr. Howard, rector «f St. George's Soothing and Quieting Cordial for children I books than those selected shall be used how to do it, will be lound in Dr. Kaufmann's Church, -outhwark England, was always in ar- A mild safe tonic 25c fHE EEGISTER Medical work; fine colored plates from life. rears with his tradesmen, and was olten perplexed after Sept 1, 1888; and said books are to Send three two-cent stamps, to pay postage, to A. hwo to keep them in good temper. He one day be furnished free to the pupils and paid Startling Facts Drawn Out in the took for his text, "Have patience, and I will pay THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1887. Nichols Murder Trial. P. Oidway & Co., Boston, Mass., and receive a yon all " After dilating lor some time on the vir- Bishop, the muscle-reader, is not well, for by the general fuud of the district. copy free. tues of patience, he &aid: ''/ind now I am come He is suffering from the effects of oonsujj Cities are exempt Irom the provisions of to the second part of my discourse, which is 'and exposure. OCR J.FTTEK. Reading, Pa., has pluitb 2,000 cases of I will pay you all' but that I will deler to a future this bill until the question is voted upon The Jury Listen to a Sensational Sermon opportunity." "Pomeroy's Petroline Poroused by the electors. on Sunday—An Ks»ve»dropper Tells of the measles, and it you bave been exposed Plasters" pay at once, lor they at once alleviate a Damaging Conversation Be- you'd better keep away from that town. the pain of Rheumatism, and after a «hort time The resultant quiet of the adjournment The granting of the use of Representa- eflect a cure. All druggists keep them or will get of the legislature last week was broken in tive Hall evenings for miscellaneous tween Sell warts and Watt. One more case would break the eamels's them, but don't pay more than 28 cents for them. back. For Sale by H. J. Brown, District Agent for Ann upon at frequent intervals by the slogan purposes having become a great annoyance to the industrious corresponding clerks WHAT MISS LEWIS BEAI1D. arbor. SCOTT'S and pibroch of the several political clang and other officers of the house, and to MOP.RIS, 111., April 2—The Schwartz- For eight years Col. D. J. Williamson, as they prepared their cohorts for the im- Watt murder trial yesterday developed a Quarter-master, U. 8. A. and ex-U. S. The mills ol New England, as well as those members who desire to work at number of interesting and somewhat sen- the mills of the gods, grind slowly, owing pending battle of ballots. The leaders their desks, on motion of Henry Watson Consul at Oallao, wag crippled with rheu- sational features. Judge Withrow was mi.ti>m. He got no relief, until he used St. to the strikes. and fuglemen of a'l the armies were at a resolution was adopted that tor the re- put on the stand to detail his conversation EMULSION mainder of the session the hall be reserved with Schwartz. Withrow testified for the Jacob* Oil, which cured him. No remedy least sanguine if not sanguinary, and fully exclusively for the use of the house, and benefit of the court while the jury were on earth equals it for pain. Price, fifty The great sources of the extensive cura- OF PURE GOO LIVER OIL as demonstrative as on previous occasions. for such hearing* as have a direct bearing out that he made no threats to Schwartz cea's a bottle, tive range of Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic Alas! how different today 1 While on pending legislation. to induce him to squeal. Then, to the sur- are its great blood purifying qualities and prise of everybody, Schwartz himself was tome are more than elated with the intox- Among other bills passed by the senate Colonel Bob Ingersoll look* upon its gentle aperitive action, thereby remov- put on the stand. He swore point blank Humbolt as the greatest of modern ing all restraint from the secretive organs, ication of success, coupled with other were two railroad bills reported favorably that Mr. Withrow had threateued over a short time since, one to require safety minds and Plato as the king of ancieot curing promptly and thoroughly dyspepsia, Almost as Palatable as Milk. things they may have incidentally »b- and over again to give him the fullest couplers on freight cars and the other to extent of the law for bigamy unless he thought. costiveriess, bad breath, piles, pimples, low The only preparation of COD I.IVKB Oil thai corbed in the course of the struggle, others spirits, sick and nervous headache, ague, can be taken readily and tolerated for a loaf tbaa forbid the use ot stoves or opened heaters gave up all he knew as to the robbery. kr delkat« •touacb*. are sitting restlessly under the dark cloud in passenger cars unless placed in a sep- The judge decided to admit With- Used Ked Star Cough Cure effectually. malaria, and all stomach, liver and kidney ASP AS A BEMEDT FOR (OXSITPTIOH. of despondency and brooding upon the arate fire-proof compartment As it row's testimony, and the witness said that Dr. C. Fawcett, Union Protestant In- troubles. The most del>cate stomach ac- SCBOFtLOl S AFFECTIONS, ANAEMIA. "SST. reached the third reading this bill allowed cepts it with relish. Price 50 cents, ot bitterness of defeat. The erstwhile confi- he asked Schwartz to account for the large firmary, Baltimore, Md. No di KBAL DEBILITY. COt'CHS AM) THKOAfTF- until February, 1889, to make the change amount of money in his possession since effects. Eberbach «lt». morning with buoyant hopes and pockets as to fix the limit in November, 1888. He then questioned Schwartz regarding his [•',-» curious fact, the sun never (bines Prescribed and endorsed by the beat Fhyitalaia marital relations, and the latter admitted A girl who doesn't look cute in a tobog- In the countries of the world. full of slips is cast dowc from the tower of The senate in committee of the whole no hot on the base ball grounds as it dors that he had liuil three wives within the on the harvest field. gan cap can make up her mind that there FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, hope into the dismal valley of humiliation, has favorable considered Representative past two years, wiehout a legal separation is no show for her on this earth. Oriatt's bill providing the proceedines of and the eager worker, deprived of whose from either of them. Witness then called Probate Notice. county boards of supervisors shall be an officer and had Schwartz arrested for The best on earth can truely be said ot STATE OF MICHIGAN. ) _ •ervices the country would go to ruin in no printed in some newspaper. This will bigamy. Griggs' Glycerine Salve, whioh is a sure, tie Children. They are es- COUNTY OF WA8HTENAW. j ss- time, or quicker, is as dispirited and dejected give the people an opportunity to know M. E. Stone, editor of the Chicago Baity safe and speedy cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, pecially liable to sudden At a session of the Probate Court fox tin Colds, Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough, County of Waihtenaw, holden at the Probm as a Brahma rooster in a thunderstorm what their local legislature is doing, which Sews, testified to holding conversations burns, wounds and all other sore*. Will Office in the city of Ann Arbor, on Tuesday, tb« with Schwartz in the jail at Chicago, and positively cure piles, tetter and all «kin er- etc. We guarantee Acker's English fifteenth day of March, In the year one thousand I without shelter, while bis tail feathers they are not likely to know under the plan of printing the proceedings in pam- said he asked Schwartz to tell where he uptions. Try thii wonder healer. Satis- Remedy a positive cure. It eaves eight hundred and eighty-seven. hours of anxious watching. Sold by PRESENT, WILLIAM D. HARRIMAN, Judmof droop and draggle as though he felt there phlet form. got the large amount of money he was faction guaranteed or money refunded. Probate. was never to be any more sunshine in all known to have, but he would not do so. Only 25 cents. JOHK MOORB, Druggist. In the matter of the Estate of Samuel P. Foster, The house ways and means committee On cross-examination Mr. Stone was deceased. On reading and filing the petition the world. Bat 'twas ever thus—m poli- has favorably reported a bill making the asked what he knew about a duly verified, of William C. Fos:er praying that > fiscal year end with June 30 instead of The phrase "in due times" probably The Pittsburgh Telegrnph had the certain Instrument now on file in this court par- tics ; and perhaps some of you know how light punishment of one year being given porting to be the last will and testament of said de it is yourself. Now that the election is September 30, as at present. It is sup- to W. J. Gallagher in consideration of his means the first of the nv nth. for that is ground-hog come out to see his shadow ceased, may be admitted to probate, and thtt posed the state officers could then get giving testimony for the State in this when the bill* came in.—Tid Bits. March 8—three weeks behind the legen- George C. Page, jr. may be appointed executor over, and the frequently repeated opera- their reports all out before the legislature case. Mr. Stone replied that Gallagher dary date. It wanted to give the hog a thereof. tion of saving the country has been duly had made statements on an entirely differ- big show. Thereupon it Is Ordered, that Monday, the 18th convened. MAC. ent matter of much importance to the Consumption Cared. day of April next, at ten o'clock In the fore- performed, we are at liberty to again turn LANSING, April 5th, 1887. An old physician, retired from practice, having noon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition, State of Illinois. Afterward witness had placed in his hands by an East India mis- Scott's Emulsion or Pare and that the devisees, legatees, and heirs at law learned from Finkerton that he had done sionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy of said deceased, and all other persons interested our attention to legislative matters. Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites, LITERARY NOTES. some service also in this case. The fact for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption in said estate, are required to appear at a session While I have nothing particularly exciting was that Gallagher had undertaken to Bronchitis, Catarrah, Asthm&l, Throat and Lung In General Debility, Emaciation, Consumption of said rourt, then to be holden at the Probate Affections, also a positive and radical cure for and Wasting in Children, Office, in the City of Ann Arbor, and show came to recount, there are some matters I may designate the guilty parties in the Chicago Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, if any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner mention that will not be uninteresting to Mrs. Harriet Taylor-Upton, daughter of election fraud cases, and had done valu- after having tested its wonderful curative powers Is a most valuable food and medicine. It should not be granted: Aud is is further ordered, Hon. Elijah Taylor of the house, has been able service to the State in that connec- in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make that said petitioner give notice to the persons in- the general reader. it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by creates an appetite for food, strengthens terested in said estate, of the pendency of sa-.• engaged in Washington for some months tion. this motive and a desire to relieve human suf- the nervous system and builds up the petition, and the hearing thereof, by causing a upon an important historical series for fering, I will send free of charge, to all who de- body It is prepared in a palatable form copy of this order to be published in th3 Ann Ar Wide Awake, entitled The Children of MORRIS, 111., April 3.—Assistant Super- sire it, this recipe in German, French or English, bor REGisTEB.a newspaper printed and circulated Previous to adjournment for the Easter intendent Chamberlain continued his testi- with full directions for preparing and using. and prescribed universally by Physicians. in said county, three successive weeks previous holidays Representative Damon introduced the White House. The articles will be mony at the trial of Schwartz and Watt Send by mail by addressing with stamp, naming Take no other. to said day of hearing. fully illustrated from original sources. In Saturday, ©n the Tuesday after the mur- paper, W. A. NOYES, 149 Power's Block. Rochester WILLIAM D. HARRIMAN, a resolution to adjourn May 27. It is not this work Mrs. Taylor-Upton has the der he found two panes of glass in the tran- NT. (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. likely, however, that any such resolution Did you ever notice how they struggle WM. G. DOTY. Probate Register. 63:>-6l3 cooperation of many members of the som of Watt's car broken. He identified The kind of | rjhibition tnat the Main will be adopted. The members are not various Presidential families. the piece of a canceled draft found in the to concaal the idenity of hash on a bill of sachel and said he had often seen Watt and voters want is the kind that gurgles going fare by putting in French?—Yonker's Mortgage Sale. simple enough for anything of that sort. Schwartz together. down.—Philadelphia Times. Statesman. EFAULT Havii g been made in the con- D ditions of a certain mortgage made by EUas Every session, about this time of year, Mr. Mason, Curator of the National Coroner T. A. Hand testified to the con- C. Roberts and Amelia Roberts his wife of Salea, such resolutions beem to make their ap- Museum at Washington, appears in the dition of the body of Nichols when first Judge of a government by the men it Washtenaw County, Michigan, to Luke Dake of viewed by him, describing the wounds and produces. Judge of a man by his deeds, the same place dated December 29th. A. D. 187S, pearance and keep dropping in to relieve April Wide Awake with an interesting and recorded in the office of the Register of ethnological paper, " Indian dolls and their personal effects found on the corpse. He a tree by its fruits, a medicine by its re- 50 Dollars Deeds, for the County of Washtenaw, and State the monotony at intervals of a fortnight Cradles," with twenty-two illustrations by thought Nichols had been dead an hour sults. Time tried and true is Dr. Bige- Per week can be made easily by agents of Michigan, on the twelfth day of January, A. D. or so. But they are never passed ; they when found. The fatal wound was made 1877, in Liber 51 of Mortgages, on page 65 o» Chandler. on the temple with an iron bar. To the low's Positive Cure, which contains the selling our new Maps and Charts. which mortgage there is claimed to be due at simply go into a convenient pigeon-hole in best of his recollection, witness said the good qualities of all the best cough reme- NEW GOODS. LOW PPJCES. the date of this notice the sum of four hundred the senate and stay there till lopg after hair found in Nichols' hand was sandy. dies without the defects ot any of them. and thirty-four dollars and fifteen cent?, and ai A wise lover of children has picked out A safe and speedy remedy for coughs, BIG PROFITS. attorney's fee of fifteen dollars provided for in they have passed the "age ofcoDsent." nearly a hundred little poems and parts of The jury attending the Methodist Church said mortgage, and no suit or preceedings either yesterday, in which Dr. Axtell, presiding colds and all throat and lung troubles. Sold Send for Catalogue. Address, at law or in equity having been institnted to re- The date of adjournment will probably be- poems to read to children going to sleep, cover the moneys secured by said mortgage, ot elder of the Joliet district, officiated. Dr. by Eberbach & Son, in fifty cents and dol- CLIDE & BROWN, any part thereof. fixed along about ten days before the ses- and has named the book Bedside Poetry. Axtell's discourse treated of the power of lar bottles. Healing to the lungs. Safe As if this pleasant thought were not Worcester, Mass. }.ow, Therefore, By virtue of the power of sale sion really ends. circumstantial evidence, and included and pleasant for children. contained in said mortgage, and the statute in enough, he has chosen the verses to help many apt illustrations. One illustration such case m ide and provided, notice is hereby Gov. Luce has signed the resolution to given that said mortgage will be foreclosed on the little ones think good thoughts and do used was the case of an escaped California Saturday the 28th day of May, A. D. 1887, at 10 pay Mrs. RoberUon the salary of $2,000 good deeds; and hence the subtitle, swindler, who was arrested in India,having Judging from the tightness of the o'clock in the forenoon, by a sale at Public which would have been drawn by her in his possession a small piece of paper article, it isn't every girl who can laugh 3O Auction, to the highest bidder, at the East front Parents' Assistant in Moral Discipline. Fine Cards with Name and Address on husband bad he lived to hold office for the Such a book without an index, however which completed the chain of evidence in her sleeves nowadays.—Rochester Door of the Court House in the City of Ann Ar- term which he had recently entered upon. against him. This story forcibly recalled Post-Express. and 50 Songs for S two cent stamp?. bor (that being the place where full of entertainment, would be of little to the hearers the little scrap of paper Address, Court for Washtenaw County is holden), of the There is a question as to whether the leg- use for instruction. Little sleepy-head premises described in said mortgage, or so much islature has any right to make a gift of found adhering to the catch of the valise thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount would be gone before the sought-for verse hidden by Schwartz on the train returning Dr. Seth Arnold's Cough Killer gives W. WATSON, due on said mortgage with the interest, and all this kind; and there is a further question could be found. And so there is an to Chicago from Davenport. This scrap immediate relief, and cures severest coughs, Clintonville, Conn. legal costs, together with an attorney's fee of as to the legality of the manner in which colds and Malignant Fevers, Sore Throat, fifteen dollars convenanted for therein, the prem- index of authors' names, of first line?, and fitted exactly into one of the stolen drafts, ises being described in said mortgage as all that the resolution was passed after the 50 a key to the moralities. and is the strongest evidence thu? far in- Asthma, ice. 25c, 50c. and $1.00 sizes. certain lot, piece and parcel of land situate in days' limit for the introduction of new Hello! Hello! Hello! 35! the township of Salem, in the County of Wash- It makes not only a charming book for troduced. The attention of the court would business. But the object is so merito- undoubtedly be called to the sennon, and, Hired girls are worth a dollar a day in The enterprising Druggist, Mr. H. J. tenaw and State of Michigan, and known and rious the governor decided to brush away fathers and mothers who love to be with in case of conviction, counsel for the pris- described as follows: their children, but a source of increasing Dakota, but they are not worth a con- Brown has taken the agency of Baxter's Commencing at the North East corner of the his objections and sign the resolution. oners would urge the point of undue influ- tinental in this neighborhood.—Washing- Lucky Star Cigar. Hereaiter the lovers West Half of the North East Quarter of Section The fact that bucolic members are fre- delight and growth of the highest sort for ence being: brought to bear upon the jury Eleven, town one, South, Range Seven East run the children. Compiled by a son of a in an attempt to secure a nef trial. ton Critic. of a good smoke can be. accommodated ning South from said corner, forty-six rods, to quently given to claiming that the farm- with a cigar for five cents that will prove, the fence running West; thence West to edge of ers pay all the taxes, has caused Senator man whose love for his brother man has MOKI:I-<. UL, Aprils—The principal wit- ditch and Water Course ; thence running Nor* never been and never will be excelled, For Costivene.«s, Biliousness, Headache upon trial, superior to the ten cent cigars following Ditch and Water Course to the center Crosby to undertake a little figure work, ness in the trial yesterday was Miss sold. The Lucky Star is pure Havana 811- William Lloyd Garrison. Published by Emma Lewis. She said she was acquaint. and all feverish habits use Dr. Seth of Highway; thence East to the place of begi»- the result of which does not appear to Arnold's Bilious Pills, iioc. er and guaranteed unflavored. ning, and being the tract of land, willed bv bear out the assertions of the rural mem- Lothrop. ed with both Watt and Schwartz; liaii James Hollis to Stephen Hollis. known the latter since August. 1SS,"">; he H. J. BROWN, Sole Ag't. LUKE DAKE, Mortgagee. bers : Taking the census of 1S84, Senator E. D. KINNE. Attorney for Mortgagee. was living in plain style in Chicago; then Maude Julia Wetherill has put in cir- Ask for the Lucky Star, Only five cents Crosby finds that the population of the •'The Popular Science Monthly" for moved to Hyde Park, and after the mur- culation a poem called "Smile Whene'er Dated Feb. 25,1887. 637-« state was 1,853,658, of which number 46 April contains many articles in which der of Nichols furnished his house in fine You Can." We do, Maude Julia, we do.— per cent, lived in cities and villages and everybody will be interested. Dr. Wm. style. His wife also began to dress better Probate Notice. Katnble. UNDERTAKING. STATE OF MICHIGAN, I „ paid 44 per cent, of the entire state tax. A. Hammond, than whom no man is more and wear costly jewelry. Witness said ss This goes to show that the farmers do not she went to the house of Schwartz one Having purchased the Hearse and COUNTY OF WASHTENAW. f - competent to form a correct opinion, evening in July last, and that, while HALE'S HONEY is the best Cough Cure, 23. 30c., *L Undertaking outfit formerly belonging Notice Is hereby given, that by an order of Ui« carry the financial burden entirely on their draws, in the opening article, on "Brain- GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP heals and beautifies, 25c Probate Court for the County of Washtenaw, shoulders. there, Watt came in, ani he and to John Keck & Co., I am ready to at- made on the Seventh day of March, A. D. IMS, Forcing in Childhood," a vivid picture of Schwartz had a consultation in an adjoin- GERMAN COM! REMOVER kills Corns & Bunions, 25c. tend to all calls by night or day. six months from that date were allowed for credit- There is a bill before the house that hi • the evils of the book-cramming process i ig room. The door was slightly ajar, and HILL'S HAIR * WHISKER DYE—Black & Brown, 60c Can always be found in the Keck ors to present their claims against the estate o' for its purpose the extinction of the which prevails too much in our school?, and she heard Schwartz say: "You want PIKE'S TOOTHACHE DROPS cure in 1 Minute, 25c. store. Nelson Strong, late of said County, deceased, ana ancient and dishonorable fraternity of DEAN'S RHEUMATIC PILLS are a sure cure, 50c that all creditors of said deceased are required te pleads for fewer studies', more direct con- to shove all the suspicion on me." tf W. G. DIETERLE. present their claims to said Probate Court, at the dead beats. In order to escape the pres- Watt replied: "No, I don't. You are Probate Office in the city of Ann Arbor, for ex- tacts with Nature, and less of the inter- amination and allowance, on or before the ence of a more powerful lobby than has vention of books. In "Astronomy with safe; your father is rich, and you can ac- The Ann Arbor Savings Bank. seventh day of September next, and that suets yet been here the bill was skillfully dis- an Opera-Glass," Mr. G. P. Serviss shows count for your money." Schwartz then Among the Savings Banks im our state claims will be heard before said Court, on Tues- guised under the title of an amendment to said: "Why did you not bring me two fif- A NEW BRA day the Seventh day of June and on Wednesday how much can be done with the simple ties instead of tiiis hundred?" To which there is noi e outside of Detroit that has the Seventh day of September next, at ten o'clock the statutes relative to the liability to gar- instruments, and gives plain directions for Watt replied: "It was dark when I taken a more solid and prominent posi- in the forenoon ot each of said days nishees injustice courts. By the terms of the studying the sky of the season with the got it, and I took the first I came tion than the Ann Arbor Savings Bank. Dated Ann Arbor, March 7, A. D. 1887. amended bill, employees of school dis- 1 WILLIAM D. HARRIMAN. one indicated. Every member of the to.' Schwartz said he had not spent Its growth has been steady and of the 637-40 Judge of Probate. tricts, townships, villages, cities, and coun- family may be practically benefited by any f :(W bills yet. At this point witness kind that makes it one of the best banks ties, of this state, shall be liable to garnish- reading his article. In "Social and Physi- was interrupted by the entrance of Mrs. in the state. The list of depositors em- Probate Notice. ment. That is to say, the dead beating ological Inequality," Dr. H. D. Chapin Schwartz, and did not hear any more of braces our citizens occupying all different STATE OF MICHIGAN, ) _ clerks in political offices are to be made views scientifically a problem with which the conversation. A rigid cross-examina- COUNTY OF WASHTENAW. f88- tion failed to shake her testimony. Miss positions, but mainly among the farmers, Notice is hereby given, that by an order o( liable for their just debt?. the trades-unions are trying to cope. Mr. mechanics and laborers, and these are the Sal-Jtuscatelle. The last day of the legitlature previous Lewis also said Schwartz bought some The crystallized salts as extracted from grapes the Probate Court for the County of Washtenaw Barton W. Evermann, in "Bird-Migra- meat at the store where she was cashier, classes whom they especially seek. and fruit; a most wonderful product from Nat- made on the twenty-firrt day of February, A. P. to adjournment was the day Representa- tion," explains the method recommended and in pay i»g for it took out a roll of bills ol ure's laboratory; the greatest sovereign prepara- 1887, six months from that date were allowed for tive Webber, of Ionia, got mad. He is Deposits are received from one iiollar up tion ever placed before the American public. creditors to present their claims against the estate by the American Ornithologists' Union large denominations. He requested her and interest paid. Sal-Museatelle is Nature's own product; It sup- of Edward Olney, late of said county, deceased championing the bill for the purchase for for the study of the periodical coming and not to mention that he had any large bills, plies to the weary system the want of sound ripe and that all creditors of said deceased are re- the state of $7,000 worth of land adjoin- going of birds, and lays out a plan ol work saying detectives had been shadowing him grape* and fruit; it keeps the blood pure and the quired to present their claims to said Probate ever since the robbery, and they might H. M. Twamley, of North Lake, has a brain clear; is a natural blessing to the fagged- Court, at the Probate Office in the city of Ann ing the Ionia prison. The bill had rough which every lover of the observation of out and weary, an imperative companion to Arbor, for examination and allowance, on or be- sailing from the outset. Mr. Watson cast Nature can follow intelligently. A sketch make something out of it. flock of twenty-nine long wool ewes, that business men, ladies and children. Have it In fore the 22nd day of August next, and that such a stumbling block in his path by stating lias given him this spring fifty-six lamb?. your homes, travels, summer resorts and sea-side claims will be heard before said Court, on Satur- and portrait are given of Professor Leo CHICAGO, April 5.—Rev. Dr. Axtell, in a cottages. day the 21st day of May and on Monday the 22n<" that the land was disgustingly swampy in Lesquereux, the distinguished palseo- card to the Times, declares that his sermon day of August next, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon some places and altogether unfit for farm- >VV A ft ROB MARKETS; of each of said days. botanist, the sketch being by L. R. Mc- at Morris, 111., on Sunday last had not the Dated, Ann Arbor, February 21st, A. D 1887 ing; and Mr. Ogg made some remarks Cabe, of Columbus, Ohio. The Editor's remotest allusion, either in subject, text, Orncx or THE REGJSTIK, I WILLIAM D. HARRIMAN, similar in purport which still further im- Table is occupied with discussions of matter or spirit to the trial of Schwartz April 7,1887. f Judge of Probate These quotations are corrected weekly. Under peded the progress of the bill. The result "Science and Statesmanship," and "The and Watt. It was, in fact, a sermon writ- the head "wholesale" we quote prices aa paid to was the house struck out the enacting Growth of Industrialism," and the other ten several years ago, and which had been farmers bringing their products In, and under the clause, and that's what made Mr. Webber delivered by him in a number of places. head 'retail -are prices to consumer* u told over I A ftinO 8@~SEND FOR departments are quite up to their usual the counter. We are under obligations to the II III l\ Publications, with Maps, mad. standard of fullness and excellence. New True Bills Found. Central Mills, Rinsey ASeabolt, John Helnxmann f~l I • It 1 describing Minnesota. and M. Weinmann for favors rendered. ^ml 11 m %mf \J North Dakota, Montana. No sportman that I have met questions York: D. Appleton & Company. Fifty OTTAWA, 111., April 4—The La Salle Idaho, Washington and the propriety of adopting the proposed Wholesale Market. cents a number, $5 a year. County grand jury Saturday concluded its Wheat—"j@78c perbu. Oregon, the Free Government Lands and Low amendments to the game law, which work of investigating charges of fraud Apples— 80c per bu. Price Railroad Lands in the Northern Paci. c passed to a third reading previous to ad- and corruption in certain of the county of- Beans—80@12dc per bu. Country. THE BEST AGRICULTURAL GRAZ- journment. The one preventing the kill- Scribaer's Magazine for April opens fices. Indictments were found against ex- Beef—tyjl)6e per lb. ING and TIMBER LANDS now open to settlers Sheriff Milligan, charging him with per- Chickens—10c a lb. mailed free.; Address CHAS. B. LAMBORN, ing of quail is especially meritorious, as with the first installment of the long-ex- Clover seed—86.50 per bu. Land Com., N. P. R. R., St. Paul, Minn that handsome little bird, once so com- pected "Unpublished Letters of Thack- jury and withholding public money; Butter—20c per ft. againstex-Treasurer Raymond, conspiracy, Calf Skins—7,o»9c green. monly known in the state has nearly be- eray," which more than justify the great Ask your retailer for the James Means* S3.Shoe. embezzlement and withholding public Corn—22@2oc per bu. Caution ! Some dealers recommend inferior come like the buffalo in the west, a thing interest aroused by their announcement. m oney, and ex-Probate Clerk Bartels, em- Eggs—lie per doz. goods in order to make a larger profit. This is the of history only. A senator was heard to These letters were written chiefly to Mrs. Hay—$11! a ton. original $3 Shoe. Beware of imitations which ac- bezzlement, falsifying the record and with- Hides—6c per Ib. knowletlge their own inferiority by attempting to remark the other day, that he had im- Brookfield, who is still living in London, holding public money. No arrest has yet Live pork—6c per lb. build upon the reputation of the original. ported a hundred quail, placing them on and her husband, the late Rev. W. Brook- been made. Maple syrup—11.25 per gal. None fcenuioe unions bearing (his Stamp. his farm; but that they were nearly all Mutton—7@8c per tt>. field, who were among Thackeray's most Armour Fighting a Boycott. Oats—30c per bu. JAMES MEANS' captured and killed in one day by a couple intimate friends, and they are marked by PITTSBURGH, Pa., April 2.—The threat ot Pelts—10c@*l 60. Icn of pot-hunters. Armour & Co., of Chicago, to start half a Pork—7c per lb. Jick Headache apd byppepgia Cii/e a freedom that is simply charming," while Potatoes—45c per bu. ' S3 SHOE. For so ancient a question the matter of in no case do we feel that anything, is dozen meat shops in Akron 6\i account ol Tallow—31 'c per S>. Prepared by the Made In Button, Congress and the boycott against them by local union Lace. Best Calf Skin,. Unex text books is decidedly unsettled in its made public which should not properly be Turkeys—10@llc per lb. L celled in Durability, Comfort <& habits. Just now two bills dealing with revealed. The great novelist's overflow- men has been partly carried into execu- Veal—7c per Ib. SA L-MUSCATELLE CO. Appearance, A postal ear. i tion. Armour's agent announces that he Retail Market. senttouswiU bringyouin- text books are engaging the attention of ing humor is everywhere apparent in the P. O. Box :H*2. ><•« York Olfy. formation how to net this will sell meat at half the price of local Apples—$1.00 per bu. • iv-^ Shoe in any State or the legislature—those of Representatives letters, they abound in shrewd and wise butchers, who are badly scared lest the Bacon—12c per 9>. Beans—Go per qt. FOE SAIiE Manley and Dillon. Mr. Manly had his observations on men and things, and are •wording-men will not stand by them under Beefsteak—lufel2J^e per Ib. bill called back from the committee to be especially interesting for their allusions to such a big cut. Butter 2L'C per B>. • 41 Lincoln Sr, discussed in committee of the whole, literary matters, and to Thackeray's own Cherries—dried, 2O'?25c per tt>. Bostou.Mass. Labor in Illinois. Cornmeal—2c per Ib. claiming it was being smothered in com- works in particular. Some of the letters Eggs— He perdoz. H.J. BROWN mittee at the request of a prominent state are enlivened by original sketches, the re 'SPRINGFIELD, 111., April 4.—The annual Flour—at the mills, $2.33 per cwt. official. Mr. Dillon's bill seems to be a report of the Secretary of the Board of La- Grapes—3« jc per lb. &SH05 production of which adds much to the bor Statistics shows that at the beginning Ham—lie per Ib. Druggist, ilBUTTON good one. It provides for a contract be- interest of the publication, and there are of the present year there were (i:u labor Homipy—1c per lb. ANN ARBOR, - MIOH. Our eeiebrated factory produces a larger quantity ing made for a series of books at a low many other illustrations, including a full- organizations in the State, with a total Honey—ISc per lb. of Shoes of this Krade than any other factory in the Lard—10c per lb. worM. Thousands who wear them will tell you the price, which books shall be kept at some page portrait ot Thackeray from the paint- membership of 114,905. A record is also reason if you link them. JAM KM JWKANS' «•-• Lemons—25t830c per dot. •**HOE for Boys is unapproached In Durability. central point in the state and promptly ing by Samuel Laurence. given of 160 strikes, in which 13,716 men Mutton—6@12^c per lb. Farranl, filliaiT& Co, Wholesale Agts. Full line of the above shoes for sale in Ann Ar- were engaged. Matmeal—4c per lb. DETROIT. bor by L. Gruner. BUSINESS CARDS. THE ELECTIONS. MINOR NEWS ITEMS. A NOTED BURGLAR CAUGHT. For Week Knded April . Arrest in >ew York £. Over Forty "Boodlers" Indicted. Correspondence promptly answered. Box 224'. Wayne and Saginaw. The counties voting The certificates of election of all the CHICAGO, April 4.—The special grand KB-45* in favor of n are Branch, Allegan, Liv- members of the Fiftieth Congress are in jury handed in another large batch of in- FERDON ingston, j$t. Joseph. Shiawassee, Huron, with one exception, that of H. C. Bowen, dictments Saturday evening and wound up 0. C. JENKINS, D. D. S., Eaton, Hillsdale, Calhoun, Ottawa and 01 Virginia. its labors. The investigation is ended for Tuscola. The interior counties are likely A tract of land seven miles from Denver, the present. The cases against Ed Mo to overcome the adverse majority' and Col., proffered by a committee of citizens, Donald, Warden McGarigle and Warden DENTAL OFFICE carry the Prohibition amendment by 5,000. has been accepted by General Sheridan Varnell are on the calendar for the April IX OHIO. for a military post. term, and will be taken up a week from •TER ANBBEWS BOOK STORK, Wednesday. The charges are conspiracy 13 MAIN STREET, ANN ARBOR. CINCINNATI, April 5.—The most interest- A four-story building in process of erec- and bribery. In its report to Judga 456-507 ing, uncertain and surprising election for tion at No. 441 South Halsted street, Chi- Anthony the jury expressed surprise at tha years was that of yesterday The weather cago, was toppled over by the gale on Mon- Corner'Fourth and Depot Sts., and widespread demoralization it had discov- get our figures for all kinds of was fair and a large vote was polled. day, causing a loss of $20,000. ered in all Cook County affairs, want ol NICHOLS BROS., Many manufactories were closed to allow A large two-masted schooner foundered system and almost total lack of honesty. the men to vote. Democrats were gener- during Saturday's storm near Hyannis, ally apathetic. The uncertainty all Mass. There is no trace of the crew, who Death of John G. Saxe. DENTAL OFFICE arose from the unexpectedly large are supposed to have perished. ALBANT, N. Y., April 1.—John Godfrey LUMBER vote for the Labor party. The Board of The bill has passed the Wisconsin Leg- Saxe, the noted poet, died at the residence Second Floor Masonic Block, over Nat. Elections has just completed a footing on islature awarding life imprisonment to per- of his son, in this city, yesterday. He had Simple, Silent, Sure, Perfect, Powerful, We] manufacture our own Lumbar ings Bank, Ann Arbor, Mich. the heads of the tickets, which shows sons who shall have carnal knowledge of been practically a recluse for ten years, Popular. Smith, the Republican candidate for mayor, and guarantee Teeth extracted without pain by the ustee ooff na girls under fourteen years of age. the many family bereavements which ha The Best Machine, The Best Wood- or vitalized air. to be elected by over 600 majority. It also suffered undermining his reason to soma Work, The Greatest Range 486-1$ shows that he is the lowest on the ticket, During the last three months there were 3,007 fai ures, with liabilities of $32,161,000, degree. Mr. Saxe was born June 2, 1816, of Work. VERY LOW PRICES! ZINA F. KING, so that the entire Republican ticket is at Highgate, Vt., graduated at Middle- elected. The footing at the office as compared with 3,203 failures and $29,- 681,000 liabilities for the same period in 1886. bury College in 1839, and was admitted to TUc "White" lacHiie embodies more na a call nnd we will make It Law and Collection Office. of the Board of Elections are not official, co your interest, as our large nnd well Indian Territory will be placed under the practice law in 1843. In 1852 he gave up MECHANICAL IMPROVEMENTS, graded stock tally sustains oar asser- but are made from the official returns as the law and devoted himself to literatura Than any other Sewing Machine in the World tion. U.S. COMMISSIONER, and Agent for they come in. care of a single army officer, with instruc- (BBUrance in reliable companies. tions to be particularly vigilant in prevent- and lecturing, winning world-wide fame as The Automatic Bobbin Winder, Vibrator and JAMES TOI.BEBT, Prop. W All business entrusted to this office, recolvet The first footings made by the board a satirical writer. Stitch Regulator, In fact every Im- ipt and careful attention. Meney remitted ing an invasion of the boomers this sum- prompt and careful attentio gave Stevenson, the Labor candidate for provement known. T. J. KKEt'H. Sni.t 427-478 iirmediately on collection. mayor, a plurality of 10 over Smith, but on mer. Bloody Fight with Texas Timber Thieves. We Warmnt Every Machine forS years .Wo.42 Main street, South, .».nn Arbor, ifioh. revising the count a mistake was discov- At Paterson, N. J., on Sund ay evening AUGUSTINE, Tex., April 2.—Willis Con- Because we know It will last. Try it, and voa 427-4-8 ered which overturned the result. The torpedoes were placed on the horse-rail- ner and his three sons fired upon Captain will be pleased. Buy it, and you will be satisfied. Labor men still claim the election of way tracks at the corner of Market and Scott's State Rangers while the latter WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. BIHSEY & S1AB0LT BIC3-C3-S Stevenson, however, and are on the streets Main streets. The explosion shattered the were hunting timber thieves near Hemp L. OTOOLE, Mana*er. shouting with joy. trucks of a car. Hill, in Sabine County, Friday morning. •O-Office, Haron-st, one door west of Maln-d. Ann Arbor, Mich. 622-6T 25TOS. S CLEVELAND, O., April 5.—The election in The Ameer of Afghanistan is seriously A fight resulted, in which three of the Con- Cleveland yesterday for municipal officers alarmed over the discovery that a number ners and a ranger named Rogers were Washington, Street, Ann Arbor, was a surprise to the Republicans. The of native tribes are combining against him, killed, and Captain Scott and another of Titles come direet entire Democratic ticket headed by B. D. and has appealed to the Indian authorities his men were badly, if not fatally, wound- m r.S.Gcmrnmeiit Michigan. tor help and advice. And all kinas C work in . connection Babcock, candidate for mayor, was elected ed. One of the Conner boys escaped, but 'The climate is nnsmpmased. by about 3,000 majority. The Board of Al- Alexander M. Stanton, a Detroit broker, the rangers are in pursuit. ''and Church and School facilities Have always on hand a complete Stock of ererr with the above promptly ex- thing In tbe dermen is probably Democratic also. is short about $50,000 with a New York ''good. The soil u very fertile, and will ecuted Shop.' house he represented, and his whereabouts A Low Rate of Interest. produce large crops* Corn, Wheat, icra«r jfChurch and Orleans Ste. Box 1248.582-8M TOLEDO, O., April 5.—The election this Ryu. Oats, Millet. Clover, Timothy, Pees, year is a political revolution in this city. are unknown. His brother is said to be re INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 2.—Thursday Beans, Potatoes, etc., nowhere thrive better. The Republicans have elected the city sponsible for the money. was the time for opening the bids for the ticket, strongly Democratic last year, by A frightful scalding accident occurred $340,000 loan authorized by the State. Only WILLIAM ARNOLD, majorities ranging from 500 to 1,000. The on Thursday in Nagle's boiler works at one bid was received, and after waiting GROCERY LINE! Democrats have made astonishing gains in Erie, Pa. Three men, Patrick Kelly, Will- for late mails, it was accepted. The pro- !,000, posal comes from Moller & Co., of New SELLS 1847 the City Council, which last year was Re- iam McCloud and E. L. Sturtevant, of York. They take it at three per cent., but 1 publican. The Board of Education, now Cleveland, were fatally burned. RIVER BOTTOM AND UPLANDS Democratic, and the Police Board, now Re- pay a premium of $2.70 on $1,000, which re- •Tor sale on Credit and for Cash, and Low Rates, by R GERS BROS.' SPOONS, FORKS ON the charge of misappropriating the duces the interest to less than 2% per ADD KN?VK8, publican, will undergo a change in politi- funds of the defunct Monarch Insurance THE LITTLE ROCK t FORT SMITH RAILWAY CO. Teas, Coffees and Sugar. cent This is believed to be the lowest The GREAT ARKANSAS VALLEY embraces the At bottom prioee, engrain* included cal compexion. Company of Des Moines, la., B. F. Allen fall line of the justly celebrated rate ever made by any State in the Union. All prime Articles bought for Cash and can sell A. VICTORY FOR THB KSIOHTS. and F. M. Hubbard were arrested in that Finest Agricultural Lands of the West. at low figures. Our frequent large Invoices of ROCKFORD WA.LTHA.M and DCBUQL'E, la., April 5.—The Knights ol city on Thursday and held to bail. Work Begun. ^VGQ The terma on which these lauds are sold to the, Teas is a sure sign that we give bargains In Labor ticket made a full sweep at the city The King of Corea wants the Chinese Actual Settler, are of the most liberal te ELGIN WATCHES. WASHINGTON, April 4.—The Inter-State Arkansas ia ©specially well adapted to f s election yesterday. Every man on th« Government to relieve him from office and Open face, Key and ^tern-winding a lwayE Commerce Commission began active work Raiding, and as a Fruit Country theVal] QUALITY AND PRICE. on hand and regulated, read; for a man city ticket and every Labor candidate foi substitute a Governor-Generalship for the Saturday by listening to the arguments of is nowhere excelled. UP~Come ande pocket. . alderman were elected. The result is 8 kingdom. Discordant political elements ex-Governor Bullock a/id others in behalf for yourselves. For farther particu lars. Pamphlet and Map.addrea * We roast our own coffees every week, always If you cannot read^hig get one of Johnston complete revolution and a surprise. Th< have moved the King to this measure. of a liberal interpretation of the law fresh and good. Our bakery turns out the Terr & Co .s eye-glaB8eB o* Bpictacles for sale by vote stood: Voelker (Labor), 1,984; Pres- Herman Knauf shot and seriously wound- toward the Southern Railway and Steam- THOMAS M.GIBSON best of Bread, Cakes and crackers. Call and WM. AfiNOLD, S6 Main St. Ann Arbor, Mich. Land Commisdioner, see as. 482-SOt «H-475 ton (Dem.), 1,238, and Gilliam (Rep.). ed Miss Zinke, his sweetheart, in Chicago, ship Association, lest manufacturing en- 1,088. Voelker's plurality is 746. Th« on Saturday, and then tried to kill himselt. terprises be disorganized. KIKK, next council will stand eight Knights ol He had seen the woman walking with an- Labor, of whom three hold over. Tw« other man, and shot her in a fito f jealousy Attempted Suicide. WE ARE Itt THE SWIM were elected last year as Republicans and President Diaz, of Mexico, in his mes- LA CROSSE, Wis., April 1.—Mrs. Camer- one as a Democrat. Of the other alder- sage at the opening of Congress on Friday on, wife of ex-Senator Angus Cameron, PQR THE tor DR. SCOTT'S THE LATEST DISCOVERY men one is a Democrat and one a Repub- said that there was no question of any threw herself in the river last night. She beautiful Electric lican. was taken out in an unconscious condition .Corsets. Simple free to those b» Dr. Laparle's Celebrated Preparation, Safe and kind that could disturb the friendly rela- f coming agents. No risk, quick sal^s. Always Reliable. Indispensable to LADIXS. tions existing between the United States but was soon restored. Mrs. Cameron has AGENTTerritory gtreoS , satisfaction guaranteed. Address Sale or the Chicago & Eastern IUlnob Send 4 cents for Sealed Circular. and Mexico. had several violent nervous attacks, and DR.SCOTT.842 Broadway St..N.Y. Railroad. this evident attempt to take her own life is CALUMET CHEMICAL CO., Chicago, NEW YORK, April 4.—The negotiation! Lord Salisbury, in welcoming to London the delegates to the colonial conference, the result of one of the most severe she has which began about a week ago between H. experienced. V)t your County. Send for Catalogue. H. Porter and President Stephens, of th( expressed his opposition to a constitution Chicago & Eastern Illinois railroad, wer< for the whol Empire, but said he did not A Small Fortune for a Veteran. regard as impossible a customs union for TRADE 3ME^ If II I Q «•• consummated Saturday by the sale of tin MILWAUKEE, Wis., April 1.—Peter Schu- ALLEN