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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
TWO BIG MILL FIRES.
The Old Emlaw Mill az Grand
Haven Goes Up In Smoke.
ll.IaEa MILL FIRE At RAAISItL
4 Detroit MAJ Shoots Himself IN the
Ear-Jackson County Prohibition
isfs Acmfnate-Upper PENN
saia Politics state Ns~s

...
aaaso Hsfzs. Mica SEPT l5-At $40
oe.acE r1is morning are br0ke out in the
aasnd haven Lumhef Company mill,
known 81 The Euias muL
TIE department responded Niil unusual
a.acrliy bat ly tae lme ths4 reached The
ia.lI .E sas enseloped in DANES. tae smoke
stack and part ai Tie baildins bad fallen ln,
and aag attempt l8 save be souii have been
Useless The drrmen devoted themselves
81 saving The oliee and outblildiDss. docks.
lumber. sie. aud managed 20 keep lt con-
aned .o The mlll Th ca Was totally destroy
el. together With one thousand feet oi tram
Eay ol1 the Eremen worzed steadily all
one o.cl0ek this afternoon before every
trace OF ass was thoroughly exunguished.
The night walebman claimed tlat the
Gre originated llier The boilers and that
ae gave The alarm while ser 20 was very
small bll that tle Ore spread sd rapidly
thsI It had flll cuntl1l before The bremen
arrived.
Tie miu vas bought Dy tbe Lumber
Company from A j tmiaw last FAD. and
Nas valued as $4,000 The Insurance is
81 30 alVlled as follows North British &
Mercantile. ST. Uoo. Imperial Of London,
81 250 DrtEolL fue & Marine. $1,000. ST.
Paul Fire .e Marine. s50'r American Fire,
Phi.asie. phia, 81 ouu- BRUSH American, Of
Toronto 81 49, The loss vii oe seriously
iell oy T. large numoer of worsmen. No
lumber 1as damaged The Grand Haven
Llmher Company is c0mposed of Charles
EOVdeu ard III a. Akeiey. 9i 0rand Haven,
and r. Barker, of Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
GRAND RAPIDS MICH MORNING. SEPTEMBER To- 1886

ness that since las marriage be had lived
nost Of the lime in Aew YORK aud Ae~
Jersey.
Have you any hKed home ia Detroit
No. bat my things are there.
~ hai things
Wei. my clothes and watch
Your surplus clothing Is ia New York
isn c iis'
"Ne-esH
well, then. all your things are not here
are they
"No, ] guess DOT"
Who hss paid your expenses since your
marriage
Il had some means Of Iny own.
VI bat means
We'll. / had some money.
"a thought you said that lot Vas alif
81 meant real estate
well. how much money did you have
Il don remember.
Did You have ! O00s'
Il don't remember"
was il 8. 600. or $1,000. or S20O00''
Mr. Spiers did got remember
"Wili you state hat al the time OF your
marriage you were the owner Of 81 90 in
cash.
Mr. Spiers would not state.
Who has paid your hotel bills since
your marriage
spiers-"That is not material / decline
10 answer
Mr.. Wisner-"rhe court will decide
whether il is material or not"
Mr.. Moore TO the witness THE ques-
ton Is competent You can answer IT,
"Spiers lin q low voice Ny wife
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
a TERRIBLs CRIME.
A Mnrderous Lover Commits Double
Crime.

Crime.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept l5-Joseph
Reynolds, who is in Jail here awaiting the
results of crime committed in Daviess
county, is in mortal terror of being
lynched. REYNOLDS made the acquaintance
of Miss Kuhn, who was living seven
mics from this place, on the West Louis
winch were in opposition to the young
ladys wishes. Reynolds. however. per
sisted IN calling, when the object of his at
tentions notified her brother of the state of
affairs. Mr.. Kahn Immediately notified the
young man that his presence was
obnoxious TO his sister, and warned
him 10 keep oil the premises.
Reynolds, however, watched his chance
and when Mr.. Kuhn was absent would 90
TO the house and boldly demand an inter
view with Miss Kuhn. This was repeated
several times without effect. On the after
noon of Saturday, Sept. 4, Reynolds called
and asked To see the young lady. At this
time Mr.. Kuhn appeared, and repeated his
orders, telling bim 10 depart at once and
never put his foot on the premises again.
AT this Reynolds flew into a violent passion.
and picking up piece of scantling lying
near by struck Mr.. Kuhn blow on the
head, rendering him insensible. After this
action the young man departed, leaving
for parts unknown. Mr.. Kuhn was picked
up, carried into the house. and
physician called. who upon examination
found that piece of his skull four inches
in length and two inches wide, had been
crushed in by the blow Since that time he
had been living in a state OF unconscious
ness, and his physicians think that the
chances are greatly against his recovery.
Mr.. kuhn's wife, who witnessed the fatal
blow dealt her husband, was in very
delicate condition, expecting to be confined
IN few weeks, and was so badly frightened
as 10 cause the death of the child and place
her in "A condition from which her ply
sicianS say il Is impossible for her TO recover
Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhn are among the old
est, wealthiest and most highly-respected
inhabitants of Daviess county and the
coldblOOded act committed in broad day
light has caused intense excitement in the
West Louisville and OwensbOrO precincts,
and when the death of Mrs. Kuhn or Mr.
Kuhn Is announced there is no doubt that
Reynolds will be taken from Jail by the in
dignant citizens and lynched. The particu-
lars of the crime and the condition OF the
victims have been withheld from the public
since the crime was committed in order 10
lull the fears of the murderer and his
friends. Reynolds went TO 81. Louis after
leaving Owensboro, but fearing detection
there came TO Poseyville, where his arrest
was effected at Oclock last night Reyn-
Olds is % years of age, and Is considered
desperate character.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
TIE NICKEL Plate AcclDeN
The Bsame for Causing the Accident Not
Yet LOcsted-The Injared Recovering

Yet LOested-The Injured Recovering
BUFFALO. sept ia United Press re-
porter visited the scene Of the terrible coli
lision on the Nickel Plate road yesterday at
Silver Greek this morning, and found the
track cleared aud trains passing a. though
nothing had ever occurred TO mar the seren-
ity Of that rural spot. Only the engincs,
which are a total wreck. and which lay o.
the side Of the track, and the debris of the
baggage ear and smoker gathered IA pile On
the other, told of the awful scene enacted
there. None of the cars bad left the track
in the collision. aud 50 the work of clear
ing away the wreck was rapidly accom-
piished.
The injured ones at Silver Greek are do
ing as well as possible Most OF the IN
inred were taken TO Erie last night, Co
burn, of Bradford. and Zlmmerly, of kear-
sarge, Pa. suffered greatly during the night.
but the physicians are hopeful OF their re
covery. Henry Huyck. whose legs were
amputated, died last night while being re-
moved to Erie II is thought that fully
two-thirds of the injured will die. Tracy,
Marble, SCHNEIDER aud Lindsley all OF Erie,
cannot, in the opinion of the surgeons, re
cover.
The blame for the accident can only be
placed after full investigation by the cor
Oner jury, which meets at Dunkirk on
Friday morning. The report most credited
is that the trains had orders to pass at Sill
yer Creek, and that they were disobeyed by
Conductor Harrington and Engineer Brew
er, Of the excursion train. Another report
has il that the train dispatcher made the
error. The freight certainly had orders for
Silver Greek, while the orders for the ex-
cursiOn train cannot be ascertained, as En-
gineer Brewer is still missing and Conduc-
tor Harrington positively refuses to talk.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
wnIsrERs LOO orn wInE.

Congressman elect Reeds plurality ia
Maine Is 1850 over Clifford e.
Henry Dix city clerk ~ Quincy. ia.
is charged with om aezzlng about $500.
Jacob Tchsfer has challenged George
Slcsson foF match ~ billiards for ,osQ
side
The excessive heat resulted fatally 90
number of Austrian soldiers during the re-
cent army msneuvres.
Colonel RALPH Plumb has been re-nomi-
mated for Congress by the Repnbicans Of
the Eighth Illinois District.
The President has appointed Simeon II.
Calhoun 90 be Collector of Internal Revenue
for the District 81 Nebraska.
Joseph b Chesdle was nominated fr
Congress bs the Republican Convention for
the the Ninth inoiana District
u Is reported that sn Charles Dixie has
returned 10 London and that he VIII
become The editor - daily paper.
Il is generally believed Al 81 Louis that
Arthur Arbuihnoi. who confessed - heV-
ing murdered Mayor Bowman. ~ East a
Louis. s q crank.
The Chicago labor unions will put a sep
arafe ticket in the field. selecting fht iudi-
ciarv nominees from the Republican and
Democratic tickets.
On the eighty -ffh ballot ~ the BepnbH-
cans ~ ibe Ninth Indiana District noni-
mated Joseph Cheadle. editor 81 the Frank
forf Baaae. at Lafayette
The boiling Democrats II Bloomington.
49,. bave nominated isasc Van oristraud
for the Legislature. In Opposition o. John
Eddy. the regular nominee.
Nui- Brown Maid. q valuable iroiisr. -
Gently purchased By / J. Arthur ~ Ian
caster Wis. feil dead Oh The FBck si the
after place Tuesday morning.
Wheeler A Hammond. wholesale eiear
a a'ers a. De- M0ines. Iowa. have haa -
make an assignment or sccouni II urfarss-
+ able reports a. g. fheif business
panee Bismsrok has written ~ say fg.af
4 he Is unable - attend the proposed Cotton
I iai Congress on scr0unf of 80 health. and
vili send Herr kBscbdsn iD his stead
The electrical subway commissioners. a
/ New York. have notified the Western
4 Mon Company tbai they hsTe violated
tbe iav in sirnging cables on iae elessfef
railroad structure
The aggregate c1naee 81 standard silver
I dollars - date has jest reached an amonnt
/ eauai fo The am0uui - gold orsin and sal
/ bon held ~ ihe government EacA -
sDors s2sa ef8 99.
Don Enrie Qake ri BstiIie Who wes
tsnislyea to fhs Island of Naior.ea. one -
fhe ia esric greur in tse Mediterranean
/ last nerent-.er ifr inerItirie TIE uueen q
spsiB. is missing u IS believed iilsi hs
las aecsued
TIE - h0ase and other smaller buiid
incs hsiereiur ~ fhf iafe FieF brewers 81
+ BaHsio burned Yesterday fnornirr ant
So hsrrs 81 i,eef sefp des-roesd Tbs
Grrf,erfy wss insort faf So 80 Fgui
fremtn vere hur ~ tile iil.ns - .
Seer
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
FIVE CENTS


t-s..h sssisef iisaly ~ eaa.isd "A hfis ne,
isaaaias his >eie1i.ss's Property.
A fatfulu4n Herman S,,.lf. y ha sesi.ies
GA Broadway VA aaoui - iock his doors
aud resire .Ass esen.ns be- vAs siassled ~
ihe cfles of -slep th.ef fToa the alpasiis
side ~ lhe street THE oifiuer faslesl aarsss
and ioand Jaoob 6niaef l.is nelghbof. wllh
. couple of ne'y Fsshes gai in his head md
iale- hr Fnute1 eat 4lt ianaeis - Ais
asss ant. ehp Nss lffuE doAn lie
street aua Az Soong save chAse
catching hiu shaut tao bil.cks iartief ga
aud after niiie struggling bn,1etf hiu
back There ls = noN house heine orsltea
near NJ uli4ers iesiltlre and as lse ho4fss
= noise be- vent uul ard found Iaaitsrrs
Nho h building neust ..a faf1ier 81 nlak-
ins NaF ~l'h oag ia'l af oflcks ti1 1ar
tnefi make aiia pai tlel u sAfrfal "a
ht. i-zinsrfsl sifuck liln d Cflple 81 bioeE
Siih hlitk then ran aeaY eheH be bf~
ltid ihe ofhoef. The pairo. WAGON was no
tucd and the Trio bragghi u hesdq aarteGs
together ~ith the TialdeT. and lsr Pyie no.
iped 30 Stress NJ Cutters sunnas. shicb
we're very painful. he e'as iAen hroaeilt
back % his hea4e and lAmhtrs as iDcket
up O. appear baiofe Judge Halfiss this
morning lie ~ a rather IeQeh customer
~ be has served q ierm ~ uine monifs be-
fore for Stealing hams ifom q Nesi side
grocery store aud his s1n aid eiehlceu
months about three ycs1 Aso fof robbing
ho1~e
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
ThE fARI LrE fAlRl


Everything Favorable for Great shao
Neat Ncek
with sach weather ~ this We ~ill show
yea the greatest iair ever held In Michigan
next week, remarked Secretary Cox yes.
teFday Eaines are pouring Ia on every
train. aid the aggregate nov much e1oesds
that II last year al ihis time. lite expected
that additions Wlil have 10 oe furnished "a
the horse and cattle sheds. and The Varions
superinieudenis are already CRYING f0I nlone
space. Superintendent Adams 81 the P.la.
O.ofieai building writes that the e1hibit ia
bis department siii b. The best on earth. -
One man offered 90 go one side ~ ihe ball
with bis exhibits. ~ the space were allotted
him. There h. considerable ~ = strife
among fruit growers for that S75 prize Of
lered Ter the best display
superintendent Whaney. 81 Manui4ctur-
ers Hall. Who viii be here today eKperfs
that he Will be- Obliged 10 use parf al the
q. X. q !, buiiling % aocommodaie the ca
trles OF his department
Other supeririendenis report most encour-
aglrg prospects. and those vho intend vis-
iung ihe city neat week can rest assured
thai the fair wili be- the largest ever held BY
The ". n A. A J. Society
There are a large number 0f entries al
ready received iu tne special iisis and Art
Hall will present an appearances echpsilE ell
previous spoWs
Ia the Speed Department biossie8 stock
viii participate snd.sn attractive exhibit ia
aiithe departments and the success 0i the
exposition are already assured
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
Collision ON the Hudson.

NEW YORK, Sept. l5.-The Desbrosses-st.
ferry boat Baltimore. of the Pennsylvania
Railroad fleet, collided with the steamboat
Catskill on the North nver this morning
The Catsklll was coming down stream,
heavily loaded. with passengers and cargo.
About two hundred passengers were on
board the Baltimore and a number of
trucks. A large number of passengers were
crowded on the bow and when the Catskill
struck the Baltimore there was the widest
scrsmbling into the cabins for safety. No
one, however, was injured, but there was a
lad fright.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
nnnr.. Int.ntlon. Recalled.

LoxDoN. Sept i5.-A correspondent writes
20 the Times today In reference to the Linn
srick National feague adopting resolutions
Of sympathy with Daily. the dynamiter
who is dying IN a dungeon. reminding
them that letters found in Daiig's house
prove shat Daiiys purpose was - obtain
tain admission 10 the gallery of the House
Of Commons - throw a bomb among the
nembers. The Parnellifes we're 70 receive
a canton 80 be sbsent, and II suCcessful
every leading statesman. including Mr.
Gladstone. would probably bave been killed.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
A Bank Closes its Doors

ST LOUIS. No. Sept. 15.-The Howard
County Bank at Glasgow closed its doors
yesterday. The business Of the concern
has been placed in the hands Of trustee
for the benefit of its creditors. The assets
amount TO about $50 900. The liabilities
DO DOt amount 10 quite that sum. The
Laciede Bank Of this city is one Of the larg-
est creditors but it is thought the So. Louis
institution will not be seriously affected by
the failure. Hard times and difficulty of
collection are assigned as the causes tor the
closing
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
A Nr.terion. TragedY.

CHICAGO. Sept l5.-About 7.3O this morn
ing the bodies Of woman and a child were
found in the lake at the foot Of Diversey
street The woman was Of fair complexion
and had light brown hair Her face was
heavily pox-marked and she was abont IS
years Of age. The child was about six
months old. The bodies bad not been in
the water more than three OF four hours.
The woman was dressed in light calico
wrapper. and the child had evidently been
tied 20 her waist by a piece OF cloth. The
bodies have not been identified.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
~ T-E S s.VENTtI DISTRICT

Jasfin X. whiting Nominated tor Congress
bg the Democrats and tsressbAcker--
ssl..t..t - rsa .t..ss-s -fttss.
poEr HrEos Mich.. sept l5.-fhe Demo
cratic Con gFessional convention vas called
% orier al ID O'Clock this morning, John b.
Wilson. Of Lspees being chosen tenn
plrary chairman. and NJ T. BFebb.
of Mac9mb temporary secretary
Ihe usuai committees were appointed
after which ar adjournment vas taken
until i39 3. "a After the recess Justin K.
Whung. OF S. Clair. vas nominated for
member II Cougsess.
At a conference Of the Greenbackers held
here last night 10 Nas decided tO recognize
the tro,sNell convention A. regular Tue
0reenbaezers accordingly endorsed the
nomination Of Whiting today
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
solLlNG HUwA~ SOD IS



tt.s ,s.se 81 rss rfs.. ..sss-sssstt
Kalsussoo. Wch sept rs This morn
fnes HnEander residing near she corner of
K snszoo-svs. and Pitcher came IN
.-saf sreitsmsnt Cd chef ~ Police B.ansy
sn3 reusr-es stat Charley Long hsd
"a BIS vue and vas 1oianr
ha- -srtze tn BIZ kettle near biz honss
Mr sneT proeeesiet st a1ce 90
tfs fafarfr ard fand thaf AZ east psrr ot
tse Hai aaler sensational Report Tss fr1e
farr t.s.fnesn boiling t1nan rsl1arnsa an me
ssff. snd Nr NsneT Sound nsrrs ~ a. east
Sour sorrses thers Char IL vas formerly
rl.,l "a .frfana al ARR A-eor snt Pc g. ms
thsf fs- rrE % rr.tt1 sse.e l1 he prac1re
fire. -.nes Ar Arr Amor sf-er most @ t1e
fasa raa sen a.sacfea ~ sn1 sa.epft
a,er - .as cGT a-f Winter Re sfnret
.hrr, = sha ~ ~ sui ss Al 1.irr bad been
nffsceshla .-t1 tren a,e.V Pc asf rfnc' 'ia
- "a s.sfl ,re e-srfs srd remove wnEt rale
a-st Tss e7 ca freus fhe .rue7 r71
tr.r fettle rss aorh.s tnd perfaset e
81 f,r n'orts arrra1 TIE mstrcr ~ -
tsererehfr nessfiz zs.sd eF f-rseca1lre A.
t.,rrae ersrrer.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
IHE -FOUR EeNTA INFANTRY.


at...t.Ae 'a So N--A-stA tttA-a
Jscssos, Mich sept l5.-rhe reunion
Of the Fourteenth Michigan Infantry was
held here today This afternoon the men
elected The following officers; President.
Charles Stevens, East saginaw; First Vice
President. Dr. Rouse Saginaw: Second
Vice President Lieut. Harrison Miller
i0nia THIRD Niee-Presdent, Lieut.. Harvey
smith. Hastings, Fourth Vice President
j. T. Talbot, Battle Creek. Secretary and
Treasurer. Corporal J. b. Frost Grand Rap
ids. Executive Committee. Martin Welch
Spring Lake. Lieut. b Miller, Ionia; J. X.
Moore, CoidNaler; Dr. Rouse, Saginaw; and
H. o. Jewell. Jackson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
VICTORIA AT HOME.
The Coachman's Bride Safely Housed al
at Her Fathers.

New YORK, Sept l5.-It is pretty well
understood now that Victoria Morosini-
SchilliDg is hiding in her fathers home at
Riverdale. An oldtime servant in the
Morosini household said yesterday: "Of
course Miss Victoria is st home, said he.
she keeps out of sight, but all the servants
know she is here. They also kno that if
they tell their place is sure to be lost even
if nothing worse happens To them. Mr.
Morosini is a man TO be feared
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

Carae8. SEPT l5-Jbe sensational story
printed IN morning paper. which stated
that tie recent testh 81 * Police Co1rt
Clerk william J. Csineen uss onir russ -
enabie tbst parry fotscape tie coose9 9nences
81 A. indictment for elaoezz enent shlch
was soona sgainsf him some time ago. has
not The sighfezf Foundation IL fac
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
RA- 4sUN Kills HIMSELF.
A Wen known SON of Srooer Rathbun Of
Decatur. Dles IA Chicago.

Decatur, Dies Ia Chicago.
CHcAgo sept. H. Niies :. Raihbun, 8
well-known grocer Of Decatur, Mich. has
identified the coat found on the Van Buren.
81 bridge So that of bis son Eiward. eeed
~ years. who left his bone SIX weeks ago.
The Young man was a printer. and the
father said be- was frequently D victim 70
melanchOiia. He has no doubt bar that
the young man Jumped from the Bridge
while 0esponienf. an41hat hIs body ls siiil
al the bottom ~ The ri ,er The father saw
Thomas Murphy and " hroadhead. who
live al T. Souih Naier e.. who said that
youag kafhhun visited them about tuo
weeks ago bui ihey have noi seen or heard
from him since de claimed 90 b. working
for John Morris hni iuqlirv there develops
the fact that ihes did uot know him. lie
was evidently unable 20 secure work and
became desperate. Efforts are being made
80 recover the body.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

BsooEigs "a. Sept IS Almost the en-
tire business portion ~ fhis piacs was con-
sarned hV Gre today The Gre crieioate5
in a. cd s'tsefor from sparks emitted ~ =
r,ssssng engine TIE f-e was gotten under
control a. 3 m after hzvine swepf sTay
everything from TIRE elevator - ihe Down
ing h0fei inc.n6ing fhe posaoihee Ies
Mlsnes vss sgFesied n for aid Tie los.
= 81 mated ~ SIS fsf
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
K. OF |. AND OEMOCaATS.
II T. Thought They VIII Amalgsmate in
the Upper Peninsula.

tKe.astss sa vt-tGsAs-staA.s-
IsHrENrNG, Sept. l5.-It is thought here
that the Democrats - Marquette county
may endorse the ticket nominated at Neg
aunee yesterday by the Knights of Labor in
return for support Of Knights on the State
and Congressional tickets. Republicans
have heretofore carried the county by a
large majority, but If the same policy is
pursued IN Houghton. MenOminee, Delta,
Iron and Chippewa counties II may result
ia large increase of Democratic votes in
the Upper Peninsula. All nominees of the
Negaunee convention but two are Demo
crafts
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

NFu YoRK. sept I5.-The yacht Puritan
will positively sail in Saturdays race fof
the citiztn's cup At Newport The Galstea
and Mavfower have also been entered and
efforts are being made % iDdu~e the
Priscilla - enter The laffers excellent
performanee is outssiiinc the Gaiatea in tie
iatfers last race Vilh the Mayf f0TeT ESD
many vafhfsfnen ~ believe that she gill
stsnd good fer second place
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

Court h-re yesterday. Laney Is the per
son sho shot and instantly Killed james
Malonev a. dance al Coral OF tie night
VI February I'D last
A party ~ about tEeuty persons are
securing The woods northwest Of t0Sn To-
day q search of Hack Johnson Johnson
vent hunting on Saturday last and IS moth
ing has been heard OF seen Of him since 70
IS believed soms accident has helailen him
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
UP AT The STRAW COLOR.
Petoskey Fnled with Aristocratic Hay
FeVerites.

1T-----0-
PEr0sKEY. Mich, Sept. 15.-The weather
is simply beautiful here now, and many
visitors are present from all over the coun-
Try.
This evening A j. Blackbird, an Ottawa
Indian. Is lecturing at the Presbyterian
Church before large audience on the his
tory aud traditions of his race.
The following Grand Rapids people are
here. NJ J SMILEY William Logic J. Nc
C0nnell, Charles Livingstone Edmund ID.
Barry. Warren Johnston. +. c. CoOlbaugh
D. T.. Coleman, ". NJ A fams. and c. L.
-n.tff
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

WssHiVeroS. sept- I5.-The acting
Secretary of the Treasury has received
through the Collector Of Internal Revenue
~ TIE second District Of Ner York. from
a. unknown reTs0n. a oonsceuce con
tribnfion 90 So which the sender SAYS =
fhs amount cf 4 recently discovered error in
pay VBent 81 internal revenue iax-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
noard of Ia.alth neport.

LAvsINs. sept. 15.-Rsp0rts 70 the State
Board Of Health show that diarrbea, rheu-
matism. neuralgia and dysentery are the
diseases in the order named causing the
most sickness IN Michigan during the week
ending sept IT, Dpbtneria IS reported as
present at 3 places. scarlet fever a. II places,
tVphoid fever a. n places. There is a case
OF small p0x AZ Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16
JACKSON COUNTY PROHiBS
c. n. ID. Allen Nominated for Congress
The County Ticket.


JACKSON. Sept. 10 The Prohibition Con-
gressional Convention for the Third Dis
trict was held here this afternoon and g. II.
ID. Allen. of Hanover. Jackson county, was
nominated for Congress. The County Con-
veniion, also held here. put the following
county ticket in the field Sheriff, C. l..
Toner. Jackson. Prosecuting Attorney, A.
". Wolf Jackson; Treasurer, Samuel
Chapel. Register Of Deeds. ID. w Peabody
and County Clerk, Henry ChOate
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

M,vnrEE Mich. sept I5-Easton &
Company. Of Albany. today bough, fve
hsndred thousand feet If lumber Of David
Ward paying therefor s7 per thousand.
The lumber vil inspect eighty per cent,
fur. common and better.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

rrr.e-sse fa .ts fsseteNs sxssse
DErserr sept ts.--f}reaf preparations are
being uaads for the initial Republican cam
psiEn meeting here Saturday Hon Cyrus
g. Luce and others vii seeak. The Hon
teen 4 Nslfz = here tsztav
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-16

The eoua.izsd valuation o. the State for
fs-s IS sI35 $4,000 more tlan lu l,,l. Jhe
ger cent ~ STATE tax for the next i've years
- Kent County. a. fixed bY he STATE
Board Of Equsf fzatou IS 7-lp The per
cert ~ Kent County was. For 1851. 9 i0.
f.ae 8 Is-f { $50. 1895. 3 9-l9 l..f 3
2l0 It viI ~ seen ttsf there is a slight
increase over che issl Eve vears, bat no
more than ras to be expected from oar ac-
isa increase ia FssI On and population.