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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-04-05
Mr.. Hayes Fodder for Grumblers.
TChristian UniOn.1

Mr.. Hayes is unmerciful to his pol
itical opponents. He gives them new
dish of their own words to eat every
morning for breakfast. First was the
charge that he must be the creature Of
Chandler and Cameron. The answer
was the appointment of Mr.. Evarts and
Mr.. Schurz in his Cabinet. Then he
was accused Of military usurpation.
He replied by giving it out officially
that the troops should be withdrawn
from the South as soon as satisfactory
guarantees were given that the peace
would be kept. Then a sudden cutlery
went up from the Democratic camp
that he was DESERVING the unprotected
negro. Next morning Frederick Doug
lass was nominated u. S. Marshal for
the District of Columbia. Then came
a horrible fear that he was about to
inaugurate native American party
with Carl SchurZ in his Cabinet! The
ink was not dry that gave circulation
to this report before it was semi-offic-
tally announced that foreign birth
would be no bar to appointment to
foreign missions, as it has usually been
under previous administrations.
When Postmaster General Key was
going to the station to take a train for
Washington, pious deacon of his
town besought him pathetieally not to
go to the Capital. "'The very atmos-
phere of the city is filled with pollution"
said he; "don't go! No honest man
can take Office under Hayesp This
Democratic deacon is now the only
applicant for the postmastership in MI.
Key'stoWn.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
THERASSON NOT YET BAILED.

STILL IN THE SHERlfI'S CUSTODY.
An ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF MIsAPPKOPRATING
MoNEY-DTFICULrY IN PROCURING BONDsMES
Mr.. ruERAssoN UNWILLING 10 EXPLAIN HIS
CONDUCT.
Louis f. Therasson, the Pine-st. lawyer
whose alleged deflcaton III connection with the Titus
and ZlbrsGe estates published in Saturdays TRiB
UNI is stll IN the custody OF DepuySherif McGoniga
having been unable TO secure ban to the full amount
ro1uird Orders OF arrest were issued n TWO sta
one brought by 4. C. Zsbrskie the executor his
cr4ndmOt cr Mrs Maria Titus; and the Othcg by MIS-
Sarah j. ZaDIiss.e. the mother OF A. C. Iabrisde, and
bail was fixed at $4,000 IL each suit Mr. IherassOn
has not been in Ludlow Street Jail at ALL but has been
lowed 10 visit his friends, IN company with Deputy
Sheriff in order TO bail He was at
his Office FOR a e bort time on Saturday. The
deputy and his prisoner have room at
the Grand Union Hotel. where they registered
under fictitious II learned last evening that
ii a ia in The GIst sut had been obtained, but bonds
men had not secured in the second suit The bonds
men r the drs case were understood 90 be George e.
Wetnore and 4. I. WaIburton.
M Warluron is reported 90 have said that be he
Iieyed that Urge portion oi the funds which al
Legged 10 have been cmbezzcd were properly invested In
eod faith and that there was an understanding that
Mr. r1icrasson's judgment WAS to be trusted
il, the matter. Mr. The asson had lost some Of
hi, own Inuucy by investing it IN similar ways
bt IL would be found that he had property sufficient
corcr nearly, II not entirely whatever losses hnd
occurred Mr Zabriskie's counsel, Vimwnklr Chandler
d qy DO not feel liberty al present 10 snJ ans thing
in regard 20 the case ihcy admit however thai II VI"
he ai0i.u 90 prove that the deficiency amounts 10 as
uloei as 900, although II Is relieved To be much
larger amount -. ,.,
YgIUsE reporter f0aud Ar. Zahriskie at his resi-
dence In fleth-s yesterday afternoon lie sad that
ne stet,nent whcn had hccn made Ia the effect that
a cotupr,mise would he made with Mt IhotassOn, was
without any foundation. No such thing wns conen-
,,oed eifher by MIN or Mrs Zabfiskc Mr. Ihensson
hnd long been nn iatDate friend OI tBe ZabIiskie lam
ily but Go did not consider hat any reason Why hS
LTeacb of trust should De e0udOned
f adGition 10 the claI ges made in these two suits,
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
MP. NOBLE OK DIR. CROSBY.

The American Temperance Union Yesterday
afternoon gave farewell meeting TO William Noble the
Tn,l!sh temperance lecturer az the Cooper Union Mr.
John B. Cough made speech. and told the usual num-
Der Of funny stories Ono Of MS incidents was new.
JIG related with great Indignation, .Aut on Tuesday
night last, at Trenton, after he had finished
his lecture e. uhiskev cocktail sent up TO lis room.
Mr. Cough said 10 dHTLanlc. II Was intended as an
iuenf or blow 40 his reputation. lie sent away. MI
couch then presented o. Nj. Noble handsome god
N,atcu behalf OF American friends lie begged air.
Noble o. forget that it was presented on tie anniversary
al Evacuation Day The president of the meeting tnon
presented volume OF American poets as testiroi'i
from Mother stewart, tie o. duct cIIsdu'f OF ONO.
and Mr. Einma Gates Con kin followed with copy Of
Temperance Literature" as remembrance FOR Mrs
Noble. .
Tue Ersii~h lecturer uttered his acceptance with
uuur THANKS. and delivered % short address m
favor Oi total abstinence. in the course OF ms
remarks Doc said: "Dr. Crosby, understand, is q
gentleman and Greek scholar. With linn IS Sluti'-
man OF minister. have nOtnue % do Hui Ms pu'ic
ut-rauces / may, with prophet, notice. To Elm
You came before the public ia an interview Eith
THE TRIBUNE. and YOU aay you koep wine on your table
t.u YOU the devil t.ld wine. tc.- ou aiA IN
favor ~ passing bin thr uyh your Legislature which
shau compel education Of the educated classes IL
not so D3nJ pun up wccds la one pIrt OF
nc garden and only Gus or their leaves ~
another part cgfut saloons ale worse than sras s5h0ps
- u :h. nc places dlss tioG thai thc mrs. SO pN
iI downward course t".cu the erog-sIops 10 COM
IsriVct utfr damage. j. r Crosby ihluEs u j. llEit
L. drink thcu is right Iuc uc TO SCH. There is no nope
iol temperance except IN t0tcl abstinence
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
CLOSING 4 SWINGS RANK.

Considerable anxiety has been caused among
the depositors m the Ncv Rochelle sayn,- Bank in con-
sequence OF the Bank supcrutcuiours mtinafon that
the institution was usolycnt; that its deposits un The
National Company amounted to ov - 100 "a. The
time OF his last examination Of IT, affairs. THIS has
caused MANY people 10 withdraw their deposits. Tho
officers are ali men OF wealth aud high standing n tine
communitv They ascrt that tbe institution is perfectly
sound, and Will pJy dollar ior du lar; tAtt tnr Dulf u
t.'y experienced hgs arisen from Oh. fact ai
past duo bonds ami mortgages ncii bJ the
hluk is not credited among it, as-rsi- os tlf
Bank Suuounteuieut; tiat $1,000 iu Iac band.
of TIE treasurer for deposit with the N1.or-
N Trust Company had not reached tIr latter
Institution at the time the Bank SuaeuncuI.1t pee
pared report bat did SOD soon afterwards 4He otr rs
ol the bank consider that the hnck interest uu. lne
bond. ana mortgages held los them Will ue ui. unless
they forced 10 realize uuon tIe as.rt, iiu afrF,
vcn The officers of the h1na lIfc icf ie A'n doing,
rs they believed hit course was flt ti' best ntrfr
all couccrur' Atamestng OF the officers nd directors
of tA bank 0u r. day evening, % Was decided a. close
thc ir.t.uton uutii thorough Iute CATION of lts
afIir5 ,,uld bc made To, officers anA dircr ui fhe
bank al. a. follows: George j. Pruarli president;
Theodore Pine and Si1ats Barton. vice PRESIDENTS,
Thomas l.. Disbr0w. treasurer william h. Atmphr 3,
secretary: Jesse Cnlrb.ook, George wilson George ".
Davids George q. Acscrm7n. Eisdrd LlmDdou, Conrad
Roth. and Jacob Crawford trustees.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

Mr. Terasson is also charged with aTproprang none!
belonging to the John @. B Heath, OF NO 35l Eas,
EiChtv-second-st Mr.. Heath is missionary conncoru
with the Protestant Episcopal City Missionary Socety,
and has been engaged for the last tHeNe
years visiting the prisoners o, neH- ", Doo ooo
In Mr. 1herasson's hands. 10 be invested. MT hoalE
saws that Mr. The, stated that he bad invested ~ h
trustee for Mr.. Heaih's children. MI Heath Deghn
friendly suit TO whether IL was or was not ul5'
and obtained decision in his favor Ae then began sur
cOmrcl Mr. ThcrassOn 10 pay MN DICK thV in.n!i
When Mr. Heath used to call on Mr. Therasson ne s,.'o
that no found him writing book ON the DiylhHy vi
Christ which he would request his osltOr 10 rev. ,.i
TRIBUNE reporter called no the brhu u,pt ti
last evening and found deputy sheriff. MI NJ GMhiE"l'
seated at n table in the reading room win Mt agIas
son Young man evidently his son, ana ieg Nv
the average height. aud Of abont medium SIG
His head appears slightly bald ana ms pais 4''i
touched with grey. lie wears n D'afd anu iou9 i
He showed si-n Of nervousness or hhA'lN D'' 'F
in cool and collected manner. lie refused lo aHsWe
questions and said that he cOuu npt aoo "ii" "
terest The public could have In the matter. -, NJ.
I'm regard TO the THUS and Iahriskio SUITS M lis
son declined 10 make any statement W non me plti.
time came he rad he would explain an hls coout.
The CHARGES OF Mr. Heath he declared To DC lnifHe' nc
Lad offered two OF three times 90 pay Mr LEAN Hs
nrovd,1 that Mr. Heath would comply with certain !cEh
forms 50 that there would be no question subs,qcnl
as 10 whether the money Lau u.tn III
paid The only question was u To lhc cAltt..ccu ui -
frustceship aud as TINT being 'cgiY au'Uu'".u'
MIR Thcrasson said that he did not feel II proper "r im
10 express AL opinion He refused 10 tell the name W us
c0usol and said that the delay In his procuring m was
occasioned by the absence Oi his friends rom , cry
He expected, however, that the matter W"uu lt ar
ranged to-day In reference 10 thc statement tha. "
couromse was hc eff Cted ne said that no huch 5u5
gtstiOn had been made on bis part
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

4 tablet in memory OF the Rev. DR.. Mont
gomcry vas unveiled 10 the Church u re Incarnation
yesterday. Tl" lov Dr. Peters tbe R.y. Mr Guiherf,
thc Rev. Dr. Il suy th, Rev. Mr. Lusuer. ami tlc Hv
tfr Brooks. VI The church. seated within thc
chanccl. short addresses were made hy these gentle
men. speaking ~ the qualities of the d'cea'" clergy
man, which had made him beloved and respected by
his friends aud missed at the chorilabir instt
tutons with which he had been inter,st. o.
The veil had been removed from the tablet before the
OPENING os the services i Is 90 TIE centre Or ;e north
side the church n ia ma To- Of Onto stone and I~hln
marble and srf Goii r design n ls about ten icr E
hr-ht and ..N h..ld tlirr Iu a.ct D. tii-U prone
u bronze of Dr Mont gpDcry, which i4 .t to hr very
accurate likeness Aroud fhr prot.e s the naur h1f
Eel.utou Montgomery. btnc1iH j. tAr iit, lulioI:
60 Born December a. 800; OIcn urt Junr 2-. 1870;
Rector Of THIS church march "A. I~5j; Dc t,hci l3,
!~1I." ON the sides Is tie quotation: To Hr i' I'c
,s Christ, and - die is gau' Beneath ihc H',c
of the tablet. AND O.twern tIc brackets ~uon'ttuc
tlr following: rt,I4fst iu tA- fa, r rut 90 >plt,
m Tftrrait, bold. 10 Friendship iuc, Jealous or coy
Work. Gwen to Hospitality" The ltelfng tlt"tenout
i lu .rtiq.r English. The cost ~l,loo. Tie taDe,
wa, designed hF IT, II. lichuru~I iIr ci. ln- was
done Paris both OF the bronze profile ana The DF'-'
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
PAYING TIE NEU-r0RK Troops.
THE DISBURSEMENT OF 100000 on ACCOUNT o
SERVICES IL THE RAILROAD RIOTS.

TIE DISBURSEMENT OF 100000 on ACCOUNT or
SERVICES ~ THE RAILROAD RIOTS.
ALBANY. Nov 25.-Gencial Herman Uhl,
OF the state, has completed the pay
ment OF the militia for services during The railroad riots
last Summer except the Second Brigade and the Gem
eral Of the First Division shaer), and the General OF
the Fifth GIustcd). and their sta'ls, and number OF
priyates who are yet absentees The amount
unpaid viii amount TO about $1,000 Six new
Paymastcrs appointed, with the rank of
Iieutenaut-C Co,0ne 10 assist In the payment. Cen
cral J. B. S;onchouse has also devoted most
OF his time TO hurryiug forward the settlement but
Il has been unavolaby delayed account OF the neg
lgrnco Of tire troops sending forward their pay rolls
The method Of payment has also been SLOW owing TO
desire 10 avoid requiring any % lose days work by
attendance upon the paymaster and the payments in
nearly all instances have been made during evenings.
The amount Of 1nc aggregate paid ont will he grateful
surprise 10 the entire state, and considering that 40 life
was lost may d. considered extremely reasonable. Fol
lowing IS tahulacd statement ol amounts paid each
regiment brigade, battalion and troop and generals
and
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

Coroner Ellinger spent great deal of time
last week in the iuycstsaonof the death Of Mrs. Amelia
schmidt of 10. 3J7 West Fortrti-st. An autopsy
showed that he woman WIS tie victim of uH'.rlcricci
more horrible case It Is asserted never came unG,r
fine observation OF the examining physicians. on ac-
count Of The publicity tEo case, 10 was ared That
the guilty person would pe Before her death Mrs
schmidt exclaimed. That woman hds alh.t mr.
-r,,, in. f.,. Witnesses in the case, tir coroner
learned tnat the woman TINS referred to W'-
uotorio. ah.rtioni-t Madame Nc-s, Who io f,i, ii"
an ri., IA ,Ur.-st uud vino Jas been Huplc % li q
,,foh.r os ,ae- where women she Ea- attended nave
died from ualuracticc. II lame Weiss h' 'r' under
lr,.r tly, fines uu chats-, ~ malpractice, aut H1S
served a short term ot iTprsnuncut IL Is uot known
whrr. she L. at present, nu u i tNl rcei h"i '"r vi"
d. under arrest before tlr Inquest u tu' ease i- .rIN
Coroner Elugcr i Tetcpnt 10 regard Ia n7 F'o-ai n
of tr matter bus is IN hopes oi bringing The siiy per-
et. Ig
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
pHlYRYS 9LW RAN on ERIE.

A SUIT n MONROE COUNTY TO REMOVE THL FAR
MEEs LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY AS TRUSTEE.
AND 10 GIT A NEW RECEIyLR.
James McHenIy, John II. Brown, and
Charles Frederic Esans have begun sut against the
Trie Railway Company, and tie Farmers Loan and
Trust Company and other defendants, 10 remove the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company from beng trustees
~ e Erie fret consolidated mortgage, 20 fOTccl0sc that
,rorge and 20 have the road placed In the hands OF
c receiver until tic decree OF foreclosure entered.
Tho nroecedings are TO be IN Monroe County though
,be painrfs' attorneys, Emott Burnett Hammond
81 e here.
The nlant.fs say in their complain; that they own
60, 900 Of the SI6,656,OCO first consolidated
,o,tcoce bonds created in September. 1870.
,r,ev gye a history OF the Elie Railway and
. ,b.. in 1874 the net earnings were s. O33,-
100 a: ia 1870 S4,l97727 G5; in lo7C. S362l,-
90 aG and they believe the Let eaungs IN ls77 arc
at as in 1876 They state that The interest on the
- ave mortgage which IS NOT IN arrears, does not
c,ceed 100000 currency and the interest on Ae f,t
consolidated mortgage reducing q 20 currency IS about
Il 100000
On September !. 575, Jhe Ene Railway made default
nm lis FIRST consolidate mgtgagr interest. 10 become
tic duty OF the Farmtr Loan ANA Trust Company 10
forcclOse. HHeh j. Je@t hao Dcn ptsideui oi Iic oI
ogut fen mouths before June l. 1870 Pu0r 90 hy 20,
I.z5 An action begun ia tac naiuc ui the People
AGAINST the Erie Railway Company. charging the dlr'c-
tors with nafcasauce iu Office ana 1ihs iOt 'be DISC
Isl,unsny was q party dcsendiL Ou May -. 1870,
ne plain; !fs claim an arrangement was made httWtt
fle afcers Of The COMPANY aud Tie Attorney General
uDder which the complaint was 70 10 aiielae1 tAe nt
1a,.e ~ tie Erie withdrawn ana III J6Ntu appointed
Trcever The plaintiffs charge thai tais was epiinsiSe
ad frsudulent that II was procured BY the payne o!
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
BOATs CROWDNG THE CANALS.

The reports from Utica, Albany and Troy
show that the canal is crowded with ooa;5 eastward
bound Tie shipments OF vest-houud freight 10y canal
from Ne1-York .t continues Notwithstanding the near
anrroach Of tho closing Of the cGLa.s December is
tn daie for The Official closing and the opinion prevail
among canal jOatmcn that the canals WI
remain free from obstruction up To lh"t cate.
Tine bolt.uer complain of yeNatOu, dticniious
ai various points account ot th' tAi"ue
m buate pressing go cct ihrOu-h with heavy grain car
co., IT, - large number OBJ boats Hcrr IioH lh o.
e4rfy as Thanksgiving Day. The earliest date on which
tyr canals have been closed within thc ast hltJ years
Wls IN 1916 When navigation Was stopped on -oNcnitr
- The latest dlic oI which they were closed va, oH
DecrIuber lG -J2. Canal SAY that THIS has been
tnr best season they have tytr Lad. Tie demand ,"r
TRANSPORTATION has Brought INTO commission boats tha;
Tor t,,o or three years past hJYt been IDLE.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

Excise Commissioners Patterson and Murphy
state thar the Board vii grant licenses 10 persons
whose manifest intention &; is 90 eyde the law by pro
vding three beds and other corrc.pondngly mtHgfe
accommodations Tor guests Learning this, applicants
for hotel licenses have, fl several instances.
Withdrawn their applications, and now desire
authority 10 sell ale ana beer only. J..
I, Culver chairman OF the Law Committee
Cf Society for the Prevention OF Crime, states ;a, o
TIE coo liquor dealers NOT more Than Oncurd i!-
cepscd Tire society purposes pr stCc these mcn or
AZ least enough of them 10 induce the rest &"
give up thes unlawful trade. The socetj does
nor puras 20 prosecute hotel pr0puetOis fOr selling
lqu0r 0u sunday and between the hours of aud
. a. ~. Tie following persons were arrested on SdIdi-
Cl, and held bail % Justice MO.u ia 100 cacnj ON
COMPLAINT Of Dr. CrOs1ys society. Joseph Malone bal
tender Of John j. O.ic0e, No lCc seygnt-aYo; O. II.
yetcfs bartender Of D. q PiDcr 80. 272 BcrckI-s'.
James Wof bartender 0i Anderson, no. l. B ecker
e.: ". IT, Siaui. No Gl2 HudsOn-si; william ~ ~. si-
lender OF William II ri.cy. No 1JG NaucA-si; Francis
Murray. No. - Caimine-st.; Thomas U-sIH, Nc. -
uudsOn.st; Charles Wyyck No. % Greenwich ave.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

The Aldcmcn's Committee on County Affairs
held a conference about armories on saturday. with
Nsvor FIy and Controller Kelly. General shal argued
m fire city authorities had fun power to furnish proper
b,idings aud the National Guard should bo provided
with Suitable ANA permanent GEar'ers, just tie police
and arcmcu were provided and not DEE kicked around
General Yaran suggested that with one br-aho
aruory built up1u thr site oi the For},ccoudsi iy-
yn,r and one downtown, ample accommodation would
bc provided. - ,..,, 81, .t
a ~, suggestion of the Mayor and Controller tho w-
-, ,;s decided 10 apillut "A committee 10 consider
the question whether reglmcntdl or brigade atmor''
should bu built also, the subjects OF location ana po"
Dlr cost.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
ARAzoR THROWN WITH FATAL FORCE.


JACOB MAssOTn STRIKES GEORGE DILL WITH A
HATCnET AND DELL KILLS HIS AssAfLASr
Mrs. Dell, the widow Of n German labOrer,
has lived for time in two basement rooms 40 No.
5l7 East Thirteenth st. with her seven children. About
five months ago. Jacob Massoth. knife grinder and an
old friend OF Mrs Dels deceased husband, began living
with the family. Massoth and Mrs Dell lived as man
and wife, intending to be married their means
family were Of amicable nature until yesterday
About o'clock yesterday afternoon George Dell, the
oldest about fifteen years Of age shaving him
SELF and being annoyed by OF his younger brothers
applied To him an epithet which roused the ire
OF MassOth, who interfered His Interference
was resented by Dell In such a
further alteration, In The course of which
MassOth seized hachet. and inflicted on Dell two
we're scalp wounds. He about striking agal, when
DELL recovering himself threw bis razor at - assaiant
with all his strength IL struck Mas,oth in tic Nech,
completely seyeTng the iugular ycn and causing most
instantaneous death Officer Flynn, of the Seventeenth
Precinct, promptly on hand and took Den mo Gus
tOdy.
e stated 10 the officers that the act was entirely ono OF
acflelence aud that he had had no desire w"esE tp
kill HassOth, nor were they on bhlHti"y fI.is; .."
TRIBUNE reporter found the house IN charge OF W" '
GERS, and surrounded by a crowd o b,N "H . "9'Sn %
striving TO get look at the dead man N"--O'hh u""J
lay IN pool of blood about Ten iret uoIl
the spot where the razor was Iounh l,on
throw the razor with such force that t" blade was
family who not present at the time oI tnt ifakb
WIS boy "f t%elye. lie sald ma ~ Ia
had never had any serious trouble with ms '-rf ~
ronenDcred. long timD ayO quarrel between u ,".i
aud ns father, IN whlch ms mo,cF a,u a,u ~, - . ,se
n Ieaceuilcr From some ~ the lin1.er on we lNusV
II learned that the members ot the fanny were '
earicd peaceabc, industrious people iot ndagioI 70
drink. Del' wounds were cared FOR ~ the POM" 7ui
who pronounced tie not lalBt iO4$
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

The name of Mrs. Gertrude Beach, wife Of
Thomas Beach, dropped from the membership roll oi
Plymouth Church, az special meeting Friday. com
nittee had been appointed TO investigate charges against
Mrs Beach 20 the ccc that SIZE had repeatedly uttered
ISLANDERS against another member Of tic church. and
had produced much trouble by her Wu miss Itenont,.
the committee louId the charges well established, ana
rccOnmt udcd Mr,. Beach. dismissal Tho committees
report adopted, The matter s ouc u which more og
s attention la, been called lur the past years. and
tnc action was not taken hastily Prominent members
~ the church, uc!ddlng the Rcy. Edward Rcecher and
ThuIna, SieauuaI. declare that the WOUJu's tongue
uas done much Lail while she uas hccn connected with
Plymouth CHurch. Mrs Beach herself thinks that sne
mas been uuia.tly treated.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
OBITUARY..
MOSES IL. GRINNELL.

MOSES III. bRINNEiI.
Moses H. Grinncll died at his residence in
this city saturday evening nis con irving ana bi,
daughter, Mrs Bowdoin attended him IN bic d., bo,,
Mr Gunncl had been In poor health FOR some time bs
owing To his remarkable vitality. M. disease va. po,
thought 10 be dangerous until very short time fore IA.
died. Io never my recovered from thc effects of "a
we're cold contracted while hs last vist fl Inroo
but he continued 10 drive down town daily and o r,.
his attention O. ~ the budnes intefo.is v ben
he Was connected until THURSDAY. November H. After
tina dime he remained at MS house. bat serious symp
toms developed unti .ssi Tnur.da,. when be- va.
seized with spasms oi the heart from which D., .urrd
greatly for several aour Tho spass returned on SAT-
urday. and from their effects hc sank rapidly and led
about O'Clock In the evening
Mr.. Grnncll was born March o. s03 TIE father val.
successful shipping merchant of New BcliouI M..s
and d. sccndant Df She IIguen0t- tho r.t Ieprsent
tiyes Of the family tAreo bro,hcrs, having cmlr. O.,
tns country IN 1892. ard settled ln Rhod. Island %,
the maternal side ho could tnce bis ancestry back 10
john Rowland, who camo over in thc VIrF.t.r ID,
was oae of SIX brothcre. a - whom wtro educated n
tie Ncw-Bediord Academy and n th,r fath.r'. count
ing oom y lry all Oi these brothers sibsenrenflr f
cam widely known iu commercial circles. U,rryCr.,.
noi' who sent 'he Advance nui Rescue in seaohof sr
John franklin. 70 1880 was au elder ir,fler I, r,.
ths expedition that arst discovered Gr..ur.l Land
Mosos b. Grnne bcoau his business if. ls ,a,r f,,
"hliain H. Eoi'h 81 Cr. Importers OBJ Russian a.,I. t
Ne" Bedford, where ht renamed three yrlf. s,rv
OF 500 year. D. ua- luaIiy permitted io,lsa. IN
oH''A''' transactions ou h5 1au lroYuut boo which DOB
VIZ. f.H'i"iy successful Before to ri. twenty ycIr,
"i age Le won't as ,lrrcarg10 0u r,s..i bound fr pr.
"hcir hc di.po ~ 0f hg euos err.rf r firor4blo
terms. and sailed for Trieste with q c.rf, of ,oT u,
he ic Ii' Vo-s and returned home bv way of Ene..d
On Dds arrival h bis port aud u.f a. tc ahin .r which
he hst maie DE plssagc Was Rounding iho u.r no
the loot OF bmins-'ip, DIS Own vessel c.mo a'Out-