The Homer Index from Homer, Michigan • 1

Jft. -riSST--, 0- Mr Homer Index fiirBocnfKEMEBi MiTPTKP TO THIS MTKKERT8 Of TUB PEOPLE AMD TUB PUBLISHER. 11.10 PER TEAR. P. IT.

CUA8K, Editor ill Publisher. VOLUME XV1IL Ones otw Gm tones, Loo ssnntaml pentad rather cnreleasly toward tlia bush du iu a vhoro the not lav liiddon for him. Feigning to admire tha ho I itoopcd, and with qniuk grasp liimaelf of the mystariuus note. 11a waa walking Iristtrely bank to cover, with tha delicately scanted nota Girost in hia breast, when hia stepa were rant ly accelerated liv a huge Mexican luflodhonnd rodiuuily materializing among the bnulica at tha other and of tha garden, and dnnging after him. LJ felt tha dark ortw of the niod robust was of Max icon Tlie kelp, quickly A non brought how.

night women through Fernanda had all they could hand-to-liand atrnggle with two Amorleani. lint tho atrngglo aluirt duration, for tho young anon qnrrandored. ranohi ro gava a fielilo call for which Mine of tha meu-servants answered. of meliw eommoncod, that waa on no on oould toll exactly llatol shots raugoutou tha atlU air( by Um cImpoI door, and tho servants shrieked and fled the trees, Uic priest shouted to Im heard above tha din in vain and In tlie height of it all, Leo, with a severe wound in hia left arm. reoeivod lit acareely know lww, out hia way out tritb Fernandas, hia prfconsf Still.

Tula YelaaquBx and nor toxki, Hole, whf lii aiild, and tha oUfot AqiiiriiiaiM followed feat behind. "llnra; through the ganleu td ytm imrel whiaiiOred Tula VolaaqnO to' Wj liialf find horaiia Glare for tr (mr eocaiia. (lb nbt out at the front loft dq bntranoa, aa Moxiean thoplaxaby Colonol Feruaadbx again oiqxaM ns. It diil not require much Utno to resell tlio grove pointed out by Tula Volaa-it whore tlmy found w01 tlieir mtiuxn tmi imiMDif Komia A t. fixii.

NOME, OALHOUM 00 MIOH. I I I- L. -I I. I PRRi YBAR, MimUM I tnoABroiru STUMS PI WITT, It VM kHri mV osshter You will twei the aoi mdpnrtar, Wh. with aim hi.

lip Will expert from joe a lip, jbltln Knot I If ruud Meretuc, u4 It'. rlieanar, yuu'dUk tofcwr all, Jaal to tip a ellves ball. II VM try teeheh this mrM, Am refne a peltry qaartar, WhM yna Ami Mm may ealL Mat yue'4 tetter waft UU ML ihiwihAil.haailTi IK nd setae, eumethltw Aw till alee, rill aA4 Im A ekitier; ta pildtart MM hwh jMlhiUhml a. tae, IMMih tea leave the ear, II Hell lidirl Hell ba WjtA' VkUSQUEZi hr At oiBaov. i hind Led Gordon waa A 1 who had eorv-a tlirnngh )ths lost cause.

He Jiad gone into the war with all tho enthusiasm and eonfidenea that oharao-torixed tha moat intredd waArera id tha gray. It waa not diaeom-fltnra at tha termination of the dvil atrngglo with ita vary unexpected ra-enlt, io much as the ajiirit of adventure, which led Leo to abandon hia alcep ho uroliably goto at night Pllil.AUKMlllXN I anppoaa avoiy- Jing ia prolty dear in NoW York, isn't 't MolhingehoapUMreT Now-Yorkor I -Nothing cheap, except life. I Pa, alto called nmatalra, "thia dock down hare fn tho liall isnt gmi'g- It isn't, well, don't lot diaoov-1 that ha an example to Adolphua. Littlx Lkttix "Will I ovor grow to aa largo aa you aro? Mamma I ex-gnt poet to. Little Lottie And will I talk, talk, talk all tha Utno, tots Gie mum jron do I dav.

Tho batahCM of hia H'. of Ilia Mvage toe. He jimt mails hia eecAie and no mom. Ho congratulated hinmclf, a. ha haatiiy antorod their pert of urea, ho wore had no anperfluoua coattail.

to have Mifferod an ingloriima diminution in length, Aa it no doubt would have done. Hafo within tha quartern that had been awigned to him and hia 00 inpan ton Ijco broke tha acal of tlia dainty hall write, but of a certain adventure, I 4, gryMimniaed roee-huod dncjily with romance, that JJ- waa far from an ordinary one, in rou by an nnlortunate maiden who. HOMEil, jiiiemdAN; WISH AND UNWISE. Oh Stanley Mo flioa. A ooNroRTABLR anmmorreaort thia clothe.

IUttnim are mercenary I when one marries ha ia aura of taking a hareaa. Til Rani nothing loud about Um flannel shirt. On tha contrary, It ia modoat and shrinking. Mabriaok ia it oomliluation of inter- sets; in other words a trust Imtiia Gxdish marriage. It lakes a man with a pretty strong jonaGliiliun to riae with the lar lark after being ont on ana all night.

Oi.ii snuff takora are but jdoaaanlly xlimulatod by an article Gist would klaocaboy anaoxa the top of hi. head Wirx I tho morm full to-night tlnaliaml (looking out) No. From ita heps, though, I should think it wa hi a bonder. Ah exchange ray: Thom a A. Edi Mm rarely (deep more Gian four hours Mr.

Tbulovm Mias Clara, can I hope that you will return my loro? Miss Clara Certainly, Mr. Trnelova; and if Im too busy myaolf 111 aond tho stable with it. boy around Wkli, Doctor, how did yon enjoy yonr African journey? How did you like the savagos Oh, they aro very kind- savage 7 "Oh, they aro very hearted poople; they wanted to keep mo there fur dinner. Widow FlaMauk Are yon anjmr-tilions, Mr. ItoBmith? Gu DeHniitli Mot at all.

"Than I don't mind tolling yon. That's Gm Giirtoenth biscuit youre reton to-night, you some Good evening, Mr. Btickhy, must coma to so me again really mnat come to see me ogein some lime. Er. bnt I wasnt going qnite yet, Miaa Eva.

Oh, I bog your pardon I Yon gon orally do go, yon know, after an honn ailoueo. I Dont like to threw thia bid pipe away I seem to have formed an attachment fur it. "No need to throw it away give it a chance, and it will get away of ita own aoeord; Ishonld ray it wav strong enough for th feet. Hnic Undo Chawlea. whiuh is Gm boat to have, in your opinion, mnarlo or brains? Uncle Charles I dont know.

Of etmrae, a collegiate education ia a jnod thing for a young follow, bnt when man goes ont into the world, I toll yon, he needs brains. Ur Todhd bHb ard mouhdkbkd. I eallnd hsriny owe lalhy, sup of hta, tomw loa With lov. of me asIMiihl of 111. I wsndmil In Um fsrdm, Kill lKmelh that wlKliln liln( And found mj at anchor On 12m bourn of a.wKL Urdmitakkr And what will yon have on tha lioadatone, Blifkius? enpiKNM- aomethiiig reganling tha true q'uaiitios of Mr.

Blifkina as a huslMiid ami father Widow Yea; but nothing compromising. I expect to bo (od to tho altar again ahorGy. COOL. Mother Yon hove sugar I I Gxmght that I had put it ont boon at tha of your reach. Hon I tknnglit so, too, until I found Gm atcp-huhlor.

COHJriDRROR 1R THR DOO. Om lash rtapatt ssasUtutsa Editorial RsUnes tm Santa par Hra Marmro awl ItaateMsMaetneai flinlut lw llm II Im iV B6mI.it IM Yearly sdvsrttesf aaarterly, lil HAM MM TlMriMl MlHMilU MMi hi TMIMllfc hmii should ta merfcsd Ih. asaibrs Ail ll nalil enters snk et Is-srtioaa wauled, er May wHl bSpsMt IM ihsrssd UMlIllIl, A IDRUNKEN ENGINEER. avaroNsmiuTT ron in nock hu AMD ACOIDCMT FIXRUi tho (teWs Jsry FtaOs tho Two Man on UM Kaglao Ware te Blamo -Fireman Isa OIMSM Admlte that Ho and Um Kustaaor Had Items IMahtag-Twomlgr W4 te Hava Dean A steep. A Chicago dispatch nays: Engineer Twombly wa under Um toluenes of liquor when ha ran his tngin into tho Washington Haights posaiugm son Tho oerunsr1 Jury held him to tho grand Jury to answer to ths killing of sin poraoau Fireman LaCloehe was also turned ovor to ths graad Jury.

Tbo Rook Island company, Conductor lloford of tho freight train, aad tha crew of tho patron-gar ware tavsrely censured. After the wardlet had lisoa brought to La Clocbo admitted that ha had sworn faltaly hsfere tha Jury, though Im pretend td that hta perjury was tbs result of sxdtamsat aad aonfraion rather than deliberate misstatement LaUoehs tote mitted further that ho had seen TwumUy under tha faflusno of liquor two or three timro to ths test month. La Clocks took Lint Haaly aside and confessed that bo had not Md ths truth ra tha wHuom stand. To tho lieutenant thn aad to other persons afterward LaCioebs mid that tha ra-glnsar aad himself had taken two or three drinks before going out with their train Tuesday svsn lag, Ha intimated that Twombly waa asleep white tha heavy train waa thundering forward a tew hundred fast from ths passenger coarh. Twombly was leaning out of tbo cab, bo said, aad ha oould not say whether the engineer was asleep ar not; but knew that hit companion was under tho laflnsDC of liquor.

LaCioebs swore before tho jury tut ho did not see tho red danger rignal satil within thro or four car-Iinigthc of it After the vordiot bo admitted that ha saw It half a mlla away. By hia post-verdict confession it appoaro that both Twombly and LeCtoeho jumped as soon as they mw thair dangar. From otter portions of his admission it seems that Twombly and IsClocba, sobered by the aeddaaq walked mvoral blocks together that night and coneoetod tha story tha fireman told ths Jury. Intimation ware given ont atao that high offlatata of tho road had eonuvtd at 'tho suppression of ths facto WHEAT MUST 00 UP. This Country Likely ta Bn Called Dpon to Inoranan Hor bhipmonte ta Mniwpo.

Aeoording to tho report prapa sd by tho Baltimore Journal of Com-msros on ths wheat supply and rs-qnlrauMMq ths United States will ba salted upon to fill tha European maw to tho extent of quarters this year. Estimate mads to England plaea hsr requirements at 16,000,000 quarters; Fran os, Bolginm, Holland, and Germany, 8,0110,000. Bopplim are lo aoms to tha ths extent of 4,000,000 qoar- ton from India, 1000lii00 quartan from tho United States, and 11,000,000 quarters from Kusala. kngland has nsrsr during the test fire years Imported less than U8, DUO, 100 Barters, aud after producing 0,000, 0O0 quartos to IgMl imported quartan to tha same year. Last year mw them Imports nearly equated, aad it is probable that the estimates on hsr wants this year are much too low.

Tho average net imports for ten years of wheat aud floor Into Franc is quartan and wenta are placed by tha United Btate statistical agant to Europe at 4,000.000 quartern, to supplies, India shipped a fraction orer 4,000,000 quartan to tha test crop aud sines tha sine ths beginning o( ths present crop yonr, April 1, te nearly 1,000,000 quartan behind last years movement Chili, Argentine BapubiKt and Australasia hare a paltry 4,000 quartan ra passage to Europe. Russia shipped 18,343,000 quarters in 1888, 6,640,000 quarters to 1887. and is looked to for 11,000,000 quarters thia year. Ia larg exporting districts to sooth Rus.la tha production varies from 00 to 80 par esat of an average, Ths heaviest crops as reported hr tha government ore beyond reach of railroads and may ba counted as all ta international eommarra Shipment sines Jan. 1 show a decrease compared with last year of 400,000 quarters, and 1887'i output is not likely to ba exreodod.

In summing np tha report says: "With crop of 406,000,000 bn bubals in 1880 wo managed to export 154.00,l1000 bushela, notwlthetending tba previous crap bad bora a comparative failure, yet the big beet point reached by Na 8 red in our market wu B7, and during tha greatest portion of the year was under DO. Although wo nroduaed 488,000,000 bushel! this jeer a considerable portion ta not suite Ua for shipment, and with stocks depleted ra they were at the beginning of the crop year any demand snob at Urn prearnt situation suggest mutt remit to valuta considerably higher than tha prea-ent level." FRANCE DISTRIBUTES FRIZES, The Xxhlbltlae Awards Given Oat by Cerast and Tlrard. Farie Exhibition award were distributed ut the Palate da 1 Industrie Monday. President Carnot and Premier Tirard made speeches in which they expressed hearty thanks to the foreign powers and exhibitors who bad contributed to tha great mooes, and brilliancy of ths exhibition, rraaalmt Carnot said that Franca would not forget them marks of esteem and sympathy. Ho dwelt apoa tho veins of sack lesson rt a time whm tho study af social questions aad ths sx-Jnatiou of means for defending eom-mareial aeeaatary, aad ha hoped it would open np nasraof peso and that the gnsste would carry away mlightatisd views which would not bo without effort upon tb relations between aatiora Tha exhibttira would tboa havossrvsd thn grout onus of ud kVJBAliWt Premier Tlrard aanouneid the award of SON graad prime, 5,103 gold, 0,000 silver, and 8,638 broase msdnto sd 8,070 hon orable QUEBEC AUTHORITIES BLAMED.

YerdleS ef the Osranoite Javy ra thaBw-seat Terrible Landallda. The tnqaset ea the deetO of tho victim of tha newt landslide at Quebec, baa dosed. Tha verdict of the coroner's jury was that tha (tenths were tho result of gram aad culpa bio ncgligsnoa ra tha art of tha fkdarel ofllcsre of tha dominion uot taking necessary precautions by not building ths buttresses reeommmdsd to tho sums authorities hr the oity engineer of Qosbso ta 1880; that the death of Joseph Xsmp was due to gram nagll-limes of tha manicipal authorities of i Jnsbso to not proearing aad furnishing rq stalls fanpltmsnte to axtrioate bins Tho Jury forthar say that more lire would have beta saved had such implement btm procured, adding that too nuib tima was lost In extricating the dead. Erastue Wiman's offer to subscribe to the relief fond waa temporarily declined, as 91,900 is still at the relist eommlttaa's dis- FORTER'S SON MISSING. HS Was ia IsiiltM's Army aad Haa Ret Been Heard from bines tha Dr fret.

FYlsndi et Essex Porter of Washington, non of Admiral FOrror, are much distressed over his coe tin usd amenct, Mix mouths ago Lieut Porter entered the service of Legitime ta tb Beytlen war. Legitime's government promicod to gif him fiUi.OO-1 a 1 ear aad to lunar hie Ufa far 16. 0 fur bsaaOt ol his wife, Po tidings have Lean received from him sine early in Ilia cummer, and as Leglttins'i army ha bem disbanded his friends bars an anWailgr ysry tuKus nbMt hta tafitr. r-tW-'cr; tiriM ES0AY, OCTOBER MICHIGAN HAPPENINGS. Vim and iMCiinnm that hath unu occiwuDb Aa lataeaaUat SnaimaTT of tka Sara Is.

portaak Dolaa af Oar Hatohboro WM-Itap ana Itoatho Crtaraa, OaaaaUlsOi aad Doaorat Mows Mote. 0. T. Oaakrey, of Fotoskoy, kaapar- ehaaad maoMuary with wblok to equip aw and planing mill and aaih, Mind and door footory tkno. Thera ia a hook agant named Spar-ling at work In the Upper F.nin.ula who ia bnt 46 inches high and weighs pounds, bnt for all that he gets than all tha same.

At Miehlgimma, tha other day, a ear Inspector found a poekatbook with 91,160 ha it. found tba owner of it, too, soon altar. Project os foot at Fotoskoy toaatab lirii a fair ground, driving park, eta. It la now stated that Eicon aba must anla np a rang bob in eaah or lose the Coehiana roller mill factory at that plaea. Ontonagon ia ont of tha woods last, tha eonMation of tha O.

A B. Bailway with tha Duluth, Bottih Show and Atlantis haring boon oroatad. A family nradl cushion flllod with bran, and measuring fj inehraby 8), having bran In usa for right ywre, wu emptied by an Evert Indy and found to contain III noodlos, from a fins sambrio to a largo darner, most of them in parfoat condition. Not long ago, aaya tha Detroit Journal, Prof. X.dxU, of tlia Agricultural College, made pnbllo the result of hia nalyria of tb.

fartilis.r sold by the We.t.rn Bunva Fariilisar Company, of nun, Ohio, aud said Ha eommarolal vain, waa about 16 aanta par ton. Now aomax an agant of tba company and propose to xna Kadxlo and rails tha dlekana ginoTolly, about 800 ton. of tha' atnif has bran hung np in the warehouse, of Michigan owing to Prof. Kudxlo's roport. Maybe tha agant will do all tha thing, ha thiuaiaus and mayba ha will not, but if ba gati down to a light ha will Bnd tha Id Frof.raor on.

of tba liveliest gray-hsaibd man ba ever had a tusala with. A geed many Alpena lumber eampi are in opo ration. Tba Norv.gian Boeloty is aneting now ehurch at Alpena. Tha Tfomite is a now newspaper i Isbpaming. It is Flnnlrii and Bepubll- Th.ru an only 710 eonviota in tha Michigan Slat.

Prl.on. During September sixteen wore norivud and ninatean dlaehaiRriL Tha amount of paper pulp manufao-turud at tba Flatebor factory, Alpena, during tba year ending Aug. 80, was 6, 095,613 po unite. Tba city of Iahpomtng te tha souro. of ita water supply from Labs Angalins to Lake Bally, at an immediate expanse of 936,000, with a prespaet of neh more in a short time for new pumps aud buildings.

Good mason exist. alio for battering that within next flva year, the city will ba eompollsd to go to Lake Michigan ms, eighteen mites dtetant and 100 fast above Iih-poming, rr to Lake Superior, fifteen mites distant and 000 foot below the level, to got water fit to drink. For aaveral jraora part tha water drawn from Lako Angelina has bran so impure a. to eaura protoot, from tha phyilotena, many of whom aeeribad tho ptuvalonse typhoid fever and limiter dteairaa to Impure water. Tha heavy taxpayers, among whoa are tba mine-owners, ob-joeted, to changing Um water supply on tha ground of tho expenee, bnt whan found that Lake Angelina underlaid with many fort of valusbla ore, and that to remora It would Meaaiitota tha pumping ont of tho wator above tha ore, tha three largest mining companies, each of which owns a Ho tha ore, daeiibd that tha watar was unfit to drink, and pitched on Lake Bally Um future aonrea of supply.

It waa claimed at tha Um. that Lake Sally wu decided on that ore existed about Um lake, and that it would ba folly to remova Um pumping station there, for tha reason that min, would lia develops! and in a abort Gm the water of Lako Bally would ba aa impure as that of Lake Angelin. Da attention waa paid to thare nd tha work of extending Um supply main to Lake Bally waa began a few weak, ago Tha contreatore who era doing tha work hava out through vain of iron ora at half a doaon different points, only a few fort bolow tha rarfaca. Tha vain an undoubtedly of anffloiaut alia 1 to pay for working, and it 1a likely that min, will surround Lake Sally in yean. A.

all thoir drainage will go Into tha lake, tha tronbte had al Lake Angelina will ba at I ritke Sally. An Antrim County farmer has a to-bacoo plant In hii garden from which a loaf measuring thirty-two long and sixteen inahaa broad at the widest part waa takes. The sparrow must go. Th. Plymouth air gna factory make, gnna by tha earload, and now an air gun faotory la to ba started atNorthrilla.

Detroit JV. Prteet Through tba lib-arallty of Hon. O. M. Barnes sod Bar.

Fir. Vaa Drire, aided materially by tha prompt aiitetanea of eitlaana. Leasing bid. fair to bare on of tha prettiest and nort eonvlsnt hospital, that ran b. found to any of tha interior dttea of Michigan.

Gladstone sitixana aro endeavoring to ntea a bonne of 976,000 with which to procure roller flour mill, and steo larg. fntnaca and atari works whloh will employ 800 mo a. All bnt 910,000 te already nbacribad. Tha State Board of Auditors hare waidod Fairaad A Shank, of Lansing, 90,300 and Burroughs A of Flint, 97,000 for damages sustained by reason af tha enactment of tha law of 1886 prohibiting tha manufacture of oloomarga-rtoa, whleh rendered (hair plant! relno-keis. This action waa authoriud by tha meant Legislature, and Iha luma awarded ware eonriduably leu than tha amount! moommendad by tha Burglar, broke into tha honra oesn-pted by tha sdttor of tha Bead City Dm-ent Editor Gonlot ray.

that they footed away their tints. 9. 1889. Clad. ton 4 eitlsra ate andaefottag to rate bonus of 976,000 with whisk to proaure rolter flour mill, aad alio large fames and aloal ka which wil employ 600 man.

All bnt 910,000 to already anbaorlbod, A horrible aecldsat oeourreil at tha Sanitary Oloart Monnfaetnrlng Con. psay'a establishment to Detroit tha other day. Georg. Barlow, I mo liter, with oaM fullow-workaMo, waa aarrytag a pot of molten brass. Barlow al'ppad and foil, aad tha pot waa ovartninad and tha white-hot natal streamed over hta head and ihonldara, Ha was dreggad away aa qalekly a.

pose ibis, bnt not util ha had bren frightfully bumad. Than is na hop of hia noorery. Tha theory that dampltaUsB anda ssmibility la quastlonad to Nagau A few day ago Thomas Higgins, a break-mu, fell from tha top of a moving train fire oar paoaad orer him, and whan tha train waa stopped and baokad np io Mm it was found that tha mu waa terribly mugtod, tha haad lying a doxu fart frui tha body. Fireman Matthew Byo picked np iha haad to order to dispose tha remains decently for removal to tho dead man's home, whoa ha waa honor rtriekea to im tha staring ays. slowly lose.

In tones of terror ha wu telling hia companions, who ware also buy, of tha strugs Incident, and all ays. turned on tho gory skull whloh tha flramu held to hi. hands. Aa if Mnraiouuii still reposed than, tha cloud syos slowly oponad again, staring, wide, and again lowly dosed, to remain ao forever. Flva mu raw tha strange action, and as they are wall known aa honest and truthful man, thair story te not qnaitionad.

For tha past two months many of tha children of tha poorer eloasaa at Bay City, aaya a latter from that plaea, hava boon afflicted with a paoaliar itakaaaa, ud the theory hia obtained among thair ignorant parents that tha littte um ware bewitched. Last weak tm children of Mr. Osoaki took rick and on. of them died. Tba mother wu frantic with grtof, ud soonsed Mrs.

Frecduwski exerting aril spell upon tha children Tha ehsrga was indorsed by tha afflioted woman's frtenda, and whan they mat ra tha street Mrs. Ososkl pro-eaodsd to beat tha evil spirit out of Mrs. Freadowaki with a elnb. She was arrested and appaared In eonrt to uswar eharga of uault ud battery. Her only do fanes was that Mrs, FreadowiU hid bewitched all tha poor children of tha town ud waa making them si ok.

Tha old lady draiod tha ohargsa in all sarioni-m, and Mrs. Ososkl waa fined 966. Har frtenda so firmly believed that hsr earns was jut that thay raised the money ud hslpsd bar pay tha fins. At Iahpaming, Patrick Barnett narrowly aseapsd lynching for a crime whleh ha did not commit. Miss Emma Boaritetey waa aiaultod, aad aha positively Identified Barnett as tha mu who had attacked her.

Tha matter erected a good deal of excitement aad pnblia indignation, and had it not bean for tha Intrepidity of tha officers of tha tew tha scenssd would hava bean strung up. Barnett was promptly Indicted, and at tha trial test wash tha Jury returned a verdict of not guilty. By a number of trustworthy witnesses, urns of whom ware nnfriudly to him, tha prisoner established an alibi. That Mlu Beardsley wu mistaken no uprejndiead person doubt. Tha epidemic of typhoid fovsr at Negatwra remains abated, thare bring now nearly om hundred eases to tha rity.

Only a am all psrautaga of easai prove fatal. Gladwin yearns for express ofltoe. Goods rant by express era billed to Fin-eonning, and thon tha railroad sompuy charges 13 aanta extra par package to taka them to Gladwin. Chief of Police Borgmu of Detroit ordered tha arrest of all xupldou characters on general principles while the fair wu open. Jim Brady wu apprehended under tha orders, bnt wu released on writ of habeas eorpu before Judgs Brady.

Ha ua namited soon ka regained hta liberty on tha same general oharga of inspieira. act whloh Judge Brady eon- trued aa contempt of eonrt, and ha summoned Chief Borgmu to show cause why ha ahonld not ba committed for contempt. Tha Ckiof itood ra hia dignity and wu ordered into tha custody of tha Sheriff for imprisonment unless ha paid a 9100 flno, whleh he declares ha will not pay. And now tha Detroitsre want to know whether thair polio fora te organ-lied to protect tha oity or whether tho courts of law era running to protect tha erimlnala. Tha An Sable and Northern Ball road, known as tha Potts Ball road, has lmra opened for gonoral trefflo from An Bab 1a to tha village of Potts, ra tha Au Bahia Bim, to Oscoda County, a distance of brat forty miles iu a atraght line.

Tha village of Potts te tha headquarters of tha Potts Salt and Lumbar Company, and from a supply store for camps has grown to a short tima to a Tillage of BOO population, with a aawmill, a large hotel, dry goods stores, drag store, maohlns shops, a school with saranty-five pupils, and an interesting assortment of plaoaa not so oroditabte to it would ba a few Sunday schools, eta. Bobert of Mari net te, met a bear to tha wood a few days ago. Aa Mr. Humra only had a light shotgun, tha bur had tha best of tha argument until Humes let ilirar ud filled tha bra la's yea with bird shot. Then Hr, Humaa Prof.

Benjamin E. Nichota was kilted ut Ann Arbor white frying to stop a runway horse. Blackwell Bros. A Nieholaa, general merehandisa dealers at Gladstone, have bora elosad np ra a chattel mortgage. Articles of aasoetation won filed with tho Secretsrv of tha State duriag werik as follows; Datroit Sanitaiy Supply Comp ray, Datroit; oapital atock, 96,000.

United States Fane Haehtoa Company, Charlotte; capital stook, Delta County Abstract Company, Eacanaba, oapital stock, 96,000. Lansing has a eittera who for twenty-two years has not ahaTtd, and yet ha te hairy man, and has a faea which looks aa ha uad a razor but ha does not. Ha pulls tha baante out by mean of twses-are, and say it te rosy altar you get uad toil. NUMBER 43. STATEHOOD ELECTIONS.

ftCWBLlCAfto CARRY THUU OF IHI TAKHITVKIMi Koalaao to DmM, tal Clalmsd for tha PsnoraU The TMwte IImM te Iks ltehotaa sad Washteatew-llaw IKXnl Coagraas WUI SbuHl. Elections wan held on tha 1st Inst, in Iha four nsw giataa of North Dakota, Month Dakota, ud Montana. Beautiful waathsr wi throughout tha Northwest, vote waa a full out. Tba aapHal fight iu South Lako la and Washington salted ut tha few rotara who might otherwise while hava been eteasad aa atey-st-homes, whl tha olossnssi of tha Btate aetad ia similar way to Montana. Work waa not by any means abudouad for votes, tha Sunday-school children to Aberdeen, H.

marshlng to proessslon dnri: day to tofluauea tha vote on tha prohibi tlon amsmlniant. Thera towns fa Mouth Dakota which ware not them sol vs capi tal aapirenta wars tilted with worker tha eontasting oltisa. Dakota Gm qi and! tha questions derided wen: Htato and legtstatlva offl-andj to ba ears, tm Oongrcssmea, snd judge; also, voting on tha Constitution, on a prohibition dura a el anas for minority repre ssntation in tha Legislature, rad ra tha temporary looatira of tha Stats capital, North Du iota roted for tha rams nd also ra tha Constitution and a prohibition elans therein. In 1888 Houtb Dakota gava 18,868 Ba-publican majority; North Dakota, 8,580 ipubltean majority; Montana, 6,134 Ba-ulican majority; and Washington, 7,871 Etopubliean majority. Tha reanlti, briefly stated, are Bepnb-lioau vietoriss to tha two Dakotas and Washington.

In Montana ths Bspubli- Btate earn appear to hava al acted tha offleiate aad the Democrats tha Congress-men. Both parties claim tha Legislators, Tba tiekote sleeted ora aa follows; aoan rumors. Jons MiiiUm. Alfimd Dmaia JAsntaout OuvfTTioe John Funiia tearetary of HiaM Jnns P. liasY Auditor Hooskk.

Traaaarer list was V. Ooodwul AUoiaojr Osaonl Wuuia Mrecnubii auparintandsnt Pnbllo IastisoUno BL T. Hw-oukh. of Agrtsulr A. L.

dun Cooualaaliiaas of lasuis 0. I T. David Amin Wamxji I Out 0. H. OoBum JMps In prams (hurt 1.

a UsssiiaoDou sooth BAXOIA. A. O. Maunn. J.

H. Pijwcnss A. O. Bimsaiw W. V.

Hwimr Is Q. Tatum. Honxwr Domumd. O. Ia O.

H. Druiimx Oonsiai, a. JC. Buscrr, A. a.

Knurr, SSIMtMSI.IMB llfttfiSilng too sUMliiHMl GOTIMUf fissreUr of Btet Trassurar Auditor Attorney Omni of Pu title I intrust! mi itaur of Pnblis Isuda InpremsODnrt tadfiss O. B. Girresu, WAsnmoTOUL 8. P. Fxanr.

IL liAuomoH Usntmaiit Qovanior Alum Warn Haaretery of Huts A. XaMMLR O. Josks. Attorney (tenant TnmtAS M. Bud, Auditor B.

Ktah Rupi of Pub Is Inslrastiea T. Pnxuurr Uud Oomndsatoasr Ions. Ia Wilson. Tho olaeUra of Bopublioan Loglsla-tnreo to tha four mw Mtatea, to Montsnu te Bapnbllosn, moans right now itore to Bopublioan United Btslos Sana tho Fifty-first Congress, inoraasing tho Republican strength to that body toforty-svsn, against thirty-esran for tha Dsmo- svsn, agsinst thirty-raran for orate. Should later rstnrns change tha legislative result in Montana tha Jtepub.

lioana would still hare forty-fiva mam-bers of tha Manats and tha Democrats thirt'-nlna. With flva now Bapnbllosn Congressman from ths new States, Iha Uapnblleanx will hava 16'J members of tha Hons to tho Fifty-first CragrtH tb Domoorata lfil, tha driagattoni by Mtatea bring as follows; fitatai Alabama Arkanaaa California Colorado Delaware Florida. doom Is Illinois, ludiaca, Iowa Kansas Kontaeky. Lonlalaua Daina Maryland llaasashnsatU. 10 Mbdilgau 9 Miunoaota.

i D. atatsi B. SRevaria. 1 I Nsw HMiishlre. I Nsw 4 York 19 1 North Carolina.

I North 1 I Ohio mnrenn 1 81 Klmds 1 1 Houtb Cnndln 8 I Tniusasos I I Texas I 4 Vlnflnla I 11 I 1 I Wost MIsslMlupl MisaowL 4 Total. IN HI Hsnulili Jortty. Montana 1 Kabreska I MASONS IN LINE. Imposing Farada ar Iha Grand Mrs and tha Hosoalo Itedlaab A Chicago dispatch, ascribing ths lay ing of ths oops -stone of ths Auditorium, by too Grand Lodge of Masons of Illiuolq says: Thousands of poo pi eollsctrd along tho atrart long before ths panda started, and tha gsnttaman ia tha lina ware frequently ebssred by advancing crowds. Tha procession wu farmed on tbs sort side of jUchlgas svenua, right resting on Washington street, Tha rolumu moved under ths direction of Brother Gsn.

Charles Ells-Simons at 11 o'clock. Tho Tsmplar sorort, under oomaand of Normas T. Cassette, was composed of ths following comma ail trie: Apollo, Na Chicago, Na 18; Bt Bernard, Na 85: Chevalier Bayard, Na 63; MoatJnis, Na 68; BUosm, Na Evanrton, Na 68; Ecglswood, Na SO. The several lodge that participated wars forswtl aeeordlag to nambsrq Junior lodge ou tha right Following tho Bes-ond Itsglawot bond rod Brother Walter A. Storms, grand marshal; than tha maa- snd wardens of lodges sot represented I rt cession, olllcsn of tb grand lodga, cor of giaiul offloarq and part graml offlosr oil tar mriidlc tloiM After tba parada Grand Master Smith, Deputy Graad Matter Psarsao, and tha Jnnbir graad wardens wars aseortal to ths ilatform where tbs stone rests Architect talllvan prassnisd Gra Smith with diver square, plumb, aud level.

Thorn wore oppliodjjmd the itooe waa dsdarsd ra Than folio wed a talaoMsn by tha second rsglmsut baud, followed by an address by Mayor Cregier, part grand master. Prior to tha etremoulal and tha parada Osntral ths Mssrals grand lodge mot at Kaila ball aad sleeted offlosn for tb ease Ing year as follows: Grand master, John ML Prarsou, Godfrey; deputy grand master, Monroe CL Crawford, Jonesboro; ataior graad warden, Leroy A. Goddard, Marton; junior grand warden, Owen Beotq Bloomington, tiwasurer, Wilsr IL Eagan, Chicago; sairstaiy, Loyal Ia Maas, nwaporl Bar. Georg C. Lori mar, grand orator of tha grand lodge, delivered a lengthy abbs address at cavalry armory at fi rssa at cavalry armory clock, tha rah jeet of hia disowns being 'Masonry and tha Dignity of Labor," and ia tb erasing a banquet wee glvwa at Battery D.

Twa Fhlladotplila Men ltallsyod te Hawo CiAockaink sawsr at Third and thomp-n rests, Philadelphia, It, caved to ths other nlgk( sad it was reported two sisa wars sought ia ths break sud oarrisd dowa through ths as war. At ths time of ths break there was a crowd of men aud boys standing ra a pile of brick enuring watching tbs workmen. Suddenly tha ground under tho pile of brick govs way, engulfing atVsrml thousand brick The man and boys scrambisd back to a plaea of safety. At tba tima of the care-in, it is claimed by a large bhbi bar of people rtodniug around, two men were toon to fall into tba hols aafi wort wopt down out of right. fair lady might ha following him, tml jio would fiu lihra been dignlflou ill I hia retreat.

lint he ftnind it irery ex I hediont fat riiUifib hia will in tho base, aft after one atrhoinng glnuco into Gib ea- Ekrkiiis. red mbutii of llio I'snluo mdn-lar in hot tikniniL trliO hnd liben I hjieody tti roabut an intrn.ioti on liid I inaatb'r'a nritataami lieautifulji rounds. Loti aai.1: farewell (0 dignity for tliht yme, and vaulted tho fmioo in the face 1 0011 VXLABIIUU, WHY TBIi IMTXUIIOK bellav-In. lug la jrmir nobkmtw. of muI, Implore, you to eava bar from a omul fate.

Hy lather, the ranelioro, who rolrtetantl iwrmll.ynu to pne the nlglit undor bl roar, la forelnv me Ih'i iiltiht to wed an nflloer of MaximlllM army whom I bate moat vehemently; but be bold, lomo rront father, and 1 victim, liower over my fathor, and I nm to be the "Ictlm, The one I truly love I. El Capllaa K.ual- do. one ol the bravaat In on. nliluf Unaren'e) army, and I nm very deniron. of dylnj to hi.

pi otertlnni Tb ceramony I. Id be lirlil at 10 o'clock to-night, whoa that deleted man. llnnniua Kernandoi, will hnre to olalm mr unwllllna heart and hand, lie da-e not venlure wllaln tha line of Juaren, exeapt umlur tho eotror of da ip nlaht. The Htlle ehapel, whleh I. oppoelte the wins yon now ooaupT.

in whnra the man ntea will be wrltlnr Americano. I aiipei Mile, good! iipeaf to death, ami In dolnc ao von brave Honor, yon to eav me Irom thl. living raedv will evar Ive (ho elnuere pinyera of poor. unhiuipT Tiiia Velakouix. 1.

H. My trn.ly mala, Xcla. will have In tha i lo. den, ami wo fly undor rour prolao-tion to that of my nnbhi Knunhlo. Jo rend tlio noto over several times and then said to hinwclf: Ofeouneni do all hIilt, sake and more, too, tor my friend, Exnalilo.

Tldn i tho girl I lutva lioaril tho vnnng ollleor mention with stick deep entoem aftan whan we wore together in camp. Thin promise more ninianee than anything it has been my lot to bo mixed up in tor a long time. We mny aa well get ourselves ready, I uiohc, and oonnlt each other in tlio Ho saying, lie anmnctl hi. nlaeiiiig eomradis and told tlunn of Tills YohuHinex'i appeal to iliem for help front tlio eruel anion her father wan forcing npnu her, Tliu party hapjioned to lie eomjxiMsl of young toon of advontiiron roiing toon ox aavantiiron sint most of them know tlio liaiHMnliio, nolilo Kxiialilo In Juarex' army, and wore willing to engage in any eoniliat or iindortake any entoriiriiw, no inalter liow daring, if, fn so doing, they nerved him nr hi. chief, Jnnrea.

They aeeonlingly nmilo ihemsolvc ready and wailed tor the honrof ten to roll round. Leo wa on watch at tlio narrow wimlow, uni when, at last, ho aw tlio liriilul arty moving swiftly anil aa silenlly a speeters tnwanin tho littlo ekaM-l, ho gavo I ho aignitl to hi. eonv iMtuioiyi lo tollow him. Yory anon the lilllo party wa joinod by ix uninvited gUl-Ht. Tim rancheni, who wan leailing (lie lovely but unwilling Tula, hailed near tho iluor of the chaiml and looked ana tread of ills Americans, althnngh they hail arrived almost nniHelmwly.

At tha Hsme limn a tall, niidillc-sgml Mexican oillcer, Mnnriiiie Fcrnsnilox, (lie would-lia bridegroom, wlm was a lit: In in advance of Hie brido ami her father, and who attended by two younger oniecrs, all dronsed in very gorgeous nnitorms, lieeanio aware of the attendance of Ibo American soldier. The jiarty atoiHd. Iiciiriiiuo Fernandes, in an imiorion vmee, ilemaiiilod: Don Yolamiua, why Ihi. intrusion, and who aro tlio strangur! The moon hail kiworeil linraelf lie-hinil a Isild range of Mountains in the west am thin, hence only thn dim outline. of tlie intruders could lie made out, aud nothing of faro, and dress ooiilil lie dUtiiictly seen.

Tt ia tlie Henora Americanos, re plied tlia aavigo voice of Yelawiiuia. ''liy are you here, aenoraf lie manilid. Lao lmlilly ateq-od hefnro tlio raneb-ero aa he rntilied Don Yalawinex, yon are ornelly forcing your child to marry one whom her soul doteatii, this night, while hor heart ia in the keeping of the brave Exualdo, of Juarez', army. It i. to Have Tula Yolampiex from tho evil fate you seek to torco upon her that we are Lore.

With a glad cry, Tula ViihMqncs tore horaclf from her father', side, and lo the aido of Leo just aa he struck tha revolver, which (lie Moxi-can oflioor had leveled in hia face, from his hand. (tru pan nm Quickly leveling his own in tlio face of Henrini ilenriqno Fornandox, ha raid 'Yon are my priaonor, Colonel Fernando. Btir from your track at yonr peril. The Mexican officer knew Im wax no match fur tho young American, and one glance had lieon MilHeieut to allow him that the least disobedience would invite hi death, lint ha hml not been forbidden to hho hi voice, he yelled to YclMiqttBX, who ccmud too daxed at the unexpected attack to more, Don Velaiqnri, call upon your nervant for Kelp, aud my men without! The young officer! who bad aecom- inp, wu Tula waa surrendered to bar lover, Exualdo, and the prisoners to Juans himself, who found In Colonol Fernandes a foe ho hod long desired to capture. My riond'a wound waa ao obsUnata in healing he waa oompellod to loavo tho sort ice soon after tho adventure just narrated.

Before he qnit Mexioo. however, ho aaw Tula Yelaaqnei ana Usual do happily made Mia. Umpires Lead a Happy Life, i base-ball en-and I ato soft in my njiper story either, douglit to revel in the luxUrr of hot hells, and tips, and sky-acrap- fonl era, and graundorm, and all Uia other little nick- ipai tnutiun of onr amateur baae-bsll read-ora. One peculiarity of tho national gamo.of this oonntrv ia the foot that you can enjoy a good game of beeo-beU witliont particijiaGug in it. There is much pleasure in pleasure in reeding rcrsalite end humorous report of a the reixnt game of ball.

Homo read the reixnt for the humor that ia in it, ami other refer to have a hand in the gam licniiiolvp. Others prefer to pla.T 111 from tho anditorinm, aa it ie not an fatiguing, while there is leas danger of luting sliot by hot ball. All that ia required of those wht play ball from Gio grand stand ia on-ihnsiasm and apidi anplai free information nwqitonUv. If Kelly ning, advise bin isnt half running, advise him of it in a loud tone of voice and in a boisterous manner. Yon must toll Kelly to slide et tlie proper moment, and if Im makes a tkrea-lMggor applaud vigorously, and if ho niakos a homo run ahoiit nn til you grow weary.

For tho lxinailt of those who don't know euyGiing about playing hall I will explain Gm niodna operandi ol Gio gaino. Tho olub on the ontaido, or 11m outs, as they are called Gist ia, those wlw play in Gio field iako their Kmiliim, cecu in Gieir raspectivo plmxia. The twirlor twirls Gio leathern sphere to tlia man at tlio list, aud if tlio mdiera ia flcklo-mindcd and shoots off at a tangent hum ita original direction when it arrives at Gie komo-plnlo, (Im man at tho lxtt faiM tlio wind. If tlio sphere tokos a straight ooiirso Gio man at Gio himio-plalo scuils a sky-soraixir away out into thn dim distance ovor Gm Amco, ami if tlio aiuL.uce ilixw its duty ami oheers vocifomnsly, the man wlxi smote the leathern sphere will probably niaka a Immo ran if not. ha will surely make a tlirce-1 nigger unhwa there is an tin-x'dimnnt in Ids locomotion.

If tlio latter diK's not fan Gio air, and if ho aucrccds in aending Gie sphere winaraly 1m may and with exceeding great force, wild it for out into tho field, if ho docs not get a satisfactory whack at tho ball, ho will probably send it with great swiftness like unto cannon liall into the yearning grasp of Gm ni toiler, unto it willt oxcoauing do- whn clingv light and fovoriah hands. The twirlor then fires ha sphere to aooond or Giird, as the oaao may Iks, anil tho umpire informs you tliat tho runner ia out. TIm pxmition of an umpire is a vorv precarious onn, Thera isnt much money in it, but lots of almso. Tho jxxir umpire trios to do hix duty and give correct derisions, and docs not merit tho abuse that ho gets. He ia only hnman, aud was not born with eyes Giat can see east, west, north, and south at one glance.

He sonie-tiinax makox an erroneous derision bo-cause his eyes are not gifted wiUt omniscience, Then, again, the tore are not all infallible. Homo people are rmao-oyed, some are laboring under nudne excitement and liquor, and other. are not well read in tho literature of the game. Ho there are mistakes made on lioth aides. In Pittsburgh and otlior towns, whore the tough dement is numerous aud pre-eminent, Gm umpire dooa hia umpiring in a little, strongly built house, constructed somo-what in Gm shape of a amall-rixed flag-honaa, rapaluo of lidding only one man.

After tha umpire has made liia decision he retreats into hia litUa fort and awaits dorelopmonta. When Gm storm lias subsided ha comes out gain to attend to tha umpiring business. Chicago Ledger. A noon cmiKcionoo is to the soul what health te to the body it preserves a constant ease and serenity within ns, and more tlinn countervails all tho calamities and affliuGoa which can i-riWy befall ua. homo ready for thorn, aa Mole, the maid, hadraid.

Tlioy oodn mdnntcd and redo away, with the ahonta of Mexican aohliora, trying to find Gieir ronto of eaoapo, ringing iu their ears. When at last thoir trail waa ered the Mexicans gave tliom a hot! ehaae for a short distance; bnt aa they near Jnarex'a camp they abandoned Um pursuit. Leo and hi oomradra ilanluxl into camp, where tha lovely Which Loo jilayed a prominent part. With aaveral eomradoa my friend had gone one night to the Inxuriona hacienda of a very wealthy Mexican ranelioro, and begged tha aavaga-browed maater to let them paaa tha night there. Their request was at fint refnacd, bat after much iieranaaion it was anme- what aullonly granted.

The haeienila had a long, partially fnrniehed wing tliat waa not uned lijr tho ranelioro'. family; thia waa an-atoned to the noconimodatinn of the halMoaen Americana who had anked to paaa the night in the hacienda, and where they ahonld remain wholly to I themeelvee. The moon waa up and ailvering tlia brow of a warm, deliviotu night with a wealth of polluchl nilendnr. tllaiiciug oat of one id the hnig, narrow wimlow. of tha wing, Lao behold tha amide flower-gardene of hia boat.

Tha liean-tiful Ucaaoma, with their rich iior-fume. wafted to him ever and anon liy tha Idand noutli wimla, oarriod the young Honthemor back to hia home on tho Pearl, with ita liowcr-dcckod walk, and balmy Ho loat waa ho in tha memorioe tlia lovely aeeno had aronaad, that he did not at fint oh- aonro a young Moxiean girl enntion approaching tho wiudow from which ho loaned. Aa aha drew near the window tin young aoldior eanght eight of hor. Bhc miaou one hand in warning, and Iilaced tha forellngor ovor hor erimnon ijm to enjoin hut Ml once. Thia ia myntory jwnnuifiod, laid Leo to himaolf.

lint ha kept He did not even shift hia attituds, aa ha did not wLh to arotuo liin oompaidona, who wero rout- ing on the eouolios of I ho large apartment, near by, and ho feared any movement on hia part might dinlurb them. Ho lie watched carefully every atop of tho Moxiean girl, anil waited to learn tho meaniug of lior atrango pro-cedata. Aa stood with her flngora over her line, alia glanced qniekly over her ehouldor to niakn eerlain Gist hor movements wore not olmerved by any I otlior I ban ilia American with wlanu bar buaiuiwa eviiloutly lay, Aanuring haraclf that alia hail not not licnu watched or nlie glided elope i np to thn wimlow and wliisiHirod in a hasty lint mnaieal voice "Look, eonorl I plai0 thin 'down! hSro for yon. Got out aud roml it aa soon as 1 ant gono. Aa lio Kiko the stooiiml and placed roue bush.

Then, blossom from thn if lio wm seen in that she turnoil and left bim without vouchsafing another glance iu hi direction. Leo curiosity was doeply stirred. roEiaxD Hm.KLr or tux mystkbt oua Hoix. Here waa promixe of romance and adventure eertainly. Ha gaxad altar the girl until shews, lost to view.

Ho remarked that the girt waa vey pretty, bnt lie wu aatia- Sad aha was not of tha higher walk, of life. Whan they had ridden into the i they a xa that evening he had noticed, at blinds of the several lint I feminine forma and faeea. lint Giey had so concealed themaolvea that Loo and bis companion, had eanght but a I transient glimpse of them. Tm over ready to taka part in an adventure, ha nttcrrd to himaolf, "and IH secure that note beneath (Im roes if the old duenna horaelf rules tha garden. Ha walked to the door, opened it, and paaaod out.

He looked about him. Mo otto waa in sight. With an elaotie spring hia strong, well-trained limbs carried him over the fonoe which shut is tha garden from their quartan. 0 V. CoUitimI Huntsman Dia looks liko do Whlilor Snow' ole Hlunig- lii, bnt I'm Rnt too much eonfidenea in dat ar dog to bTove he'd phit anything (b( WM' cepUn1 it was soma kinder pa trill go 1 i 7i hloagoLedgerj several a tew nacarearily reputed Ocean Depths.

Tha greatest known depth of tha ocean te midway between tha Island oi Tristan d' Aounha and Gm mouth ol Iha liio da la Plato. Tho bottom wat there reached at a dopUi of 40,200 foot, or uiilaa, cxoooding by more Uiau 1 7.000 foot tbo height of Monut Everest, the loftiest mountain in the world. In the North Atlantis Ocean, south ol Newfoundland, soundings have been made at a dopth of 4,580 fathoms, or 20,480 feet, while depths equaling or Of milct are reported south ri Um Bermuda Islands. Tho avaragi depth of the Pariflo Ocean, between and California, te a littlo over 2.000 fathoms, hntwcon Chili and tin Kandwich Islands, 2,300 fathoms, and between Chili and Now Zealand, 1,500 fathoma. The average depth of all tin ocean te from 2,000 to 3,500 fa tliom s.

MrlcL If wives are bound to be obedient, husbands are certainly bound to br reasonable. Bnt, aa the apostle said, All man hava not frith. A neigldnr found keredf nnexpaeb edly atrritoned in tho midst of het pastry lwkinar, and ran over to tk lions of Mrs. Hooper, who kept more than a hundred lions, to oak if ah could spare a ringlo egg. Well, 111 see, anawarod Mrs Hooper, and, putting on her arnibon-net, aha went ont to a distant field ic which her Imslmnd was plowing.

Un hor return 1m said Yea, (iidnon rays yon can hare ii He never allows me to loud anything without ashing him first, 1 4 IT.