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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
a Singular Accident.

A man By the name Of Moore. residing in
Davenport, Ia. met with . singular acci-
dent at Msckinaw . few days ago.
He was visiting the place and was watching
the work in a saw mill. when the dog
broke and piece of the iron imbedding It.
self into his knee in such q manner ~ tC
make very painful and serious wound
Mr.. Moore, WHO is rs years old was brought
to this city on Conductor Le.ts' train, an
taken to bis home by Q relative.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

A cza.aa.. Lseassa4at wbs Proposed -
CavIars Dstxoft

0rraxA Oataxis- Sspt- s.-Tha Depart
meet Of Militia = greatly inesnssd ever he
ACTON u Lisatesant G. II Douglass. Of
ne Tssaty fosrth Light iafantry. IN ~rit-
ing lettsr % 9 Toronto newspaper over
a. s-a aams and rs8k a. a. srcer ef tAe
alilitia % Csnsds, dseliick apo0 tns posi-
bility of ~sr -itn the aitsd cts-ss. sDd
saxxs.Gsax that Canada gri1s msss would
q 10 axe Detroit de h1s been asked foE
"a sxBi4aation and Il IS believed ne sill
% ssksd - rssign-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
still Finding Gold.

Szs~e>,s. ySlSSS,V-StssAN
IsHPENISe. Sept. 6.-Goldidiscoveries con-
tinue. The richest find vet was discovered
in the Michigan mine last week. Over one
Thousand pounds of rock was found which
contained nearly or over ten thousand dol
lars in values of Cleveland Company and
several tons of good rock less rich have
been taken from the mine In the last two
WEEKS. Geo. A. Newett armed with speci-
mems and aff1dsvits. goes to Chicago toinor-
row 10 convince incredulous miners. They
are now working on nearly every forty
tract on the entire gold range.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

sssNssv,, - ~ vtNt1s.s-ss,sNN
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6.-The Congressional
convention OF the Eighteenth district was
held here today. At 1870 q caucus of the
Saginaw county delegates was held. and 1t
gave the following vote: Tsrsney, IA; Con-
nor, 3; Youmans. 2 which practically set
ties the question of Tarsney's being the
next nominee. At the afternoon session
Tarsney was nominated on the second
ballot
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

SAN Francisco. Sept 6.-The United
States revenue cutter Bear arrived from
Behring Sea this morning. She brings in
formation that on August 3. while most of
the feet were anchored between Cape
Smyths and Point Barrow furious storm
occurred, and the following vessels were
wrecked: The harks Mary and Susan,
Boung Phoenix and Fleetving. and the
schoonsrs Jane Grey and Elmo. The crews
Of the lost vessels, 100 in number. we're res
cued by the Bear snd brought 10 this city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
Two Legs Broken.

A team belonging to the Valley City Ice
and Coal Company. driven by w. n. Ra-
gan. ran away on the lake road yesterday
afternoon. The wagon was run into the
ditch and Ragan was thrown from the sea t
breaking his right leg Hoddie Westbrook,
who was riding With Raglan, stuck TO the
wagon until it was about to collide with
q telephone pole, when ne jumped from the
seat. The small bone of the right leg was
broken just above the ankle and the ankle
dislocated. DIR. Johnson reduced the frac-
turea
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

Mrs Nellie Hart was arrested yestsr dsv
for keeping q house OF Ill fame At No. u
Ellsworth-svs.
Mrs. Hart has been under the vstcbf1l
eve Of the Police Department for some time
past. but her name does rot appear 90 the
register st Police headquarters. q book Kept
for the purpose Of keeping track Of levd
won1eu.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
EVICTION OUTRAGES-
Houses Built By Tenants In IrsIapd d Being
Destrsysa.

Houses Built By Tenants In Irsiand d Being
Destrsysa.
DUsLIs. Sept. 6.-workmsn are engaged
on the Clan ricardo estates in loveling the
houses from which the tenants have been
syictsd. The tenants had hoped to make
some arrangements enabling ia sm to return
70 be dwellings and the destruction Of the
stru ctures r. causing very bitter feeling.
One Of the houses which have been lsveled
was that occupied by farmer named Tally.
TuIly built the souse himsslf, ana spent
81 600 in its construction.
Archbishop Walsh hss forwarded to the
headquarters of the Nsnonsl League the
sum Of El .632 which hs h sd received from
America. Australia aud New Zealand in aid
Of syictsd tenants.
The Psrnsll defense fund in Ireland
amounts TO 81 S24
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
CHANGED DAILY.
Clearance Sale Of B.skrupt Teys

Clearance Sale OF bankrupt Toys.
eiI 2o-in. washable Dolls. natural hair,
new and clean, q. 23c-
Five lain. full kid body. washable head.
21c each.
Three ls-in. dressed wsr Dolls. natural
hair. 34c.
Ten 22lin. wax baby Dolls. only 32c. each.
Sixteen 1it-in. wood limb Dolls. loiniec.
Just the doll TO handle rough and moi break,
33c. were 75c.
Three i3-in. bisque full articu sted limbs.
moving head. natural eyes. real hair; worth
s5c now 49c.
Eigst 6-iL. all bisqus Babies moving
arms, real hair, st l6c each
Six l6 in. cloth body. indestructible head.
leather arms and sboss, 20c.
-Four 9s-in. bisque dressed Dolls srticuls-
ted limbs. cheap at Soc. now 23c each.
Delis' willow chsirs only 2oc. All other
goods in this stock st the same rate. Fourth
fioer, take the elevator.
Exg Bsstsn.
We are still agents for the keystone Egg
Beater and Cream Whip. the most rapid
bester in the world Price 81. includes one
copy OF Table Talk. With full directions tor
making many pew di :. only possible
with this wonderful b. The Dover.
Silvers. Cup or Easy. Acnle and French
Egg Whips. Third floor. take the elevator.
H. LEoNARD's SONS A. co.
% and 81 Aonroe-et
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
IN THE PoTUSDAs

n. Freeman. Of Hsneslons. IL si the
Eagle.
Mr. NJ. Scranton. Of Hsaissss. 10 Il
S~esta
J. o. Crosssr, Of KiBrsisy. 10 stopping Al
The Esgls
wfiisn Clements. If Traverse City, is q;
the Morton
,. D. Esrin. Of kssksxon. is stsppirE
a. ths Morton.
60. Wsas-erth snd rifs. Of ssrsnse
are guests a. tbs Esg3s
I. r Lyon r-ozissst Lusingten msn
10 reg sistered at the kerto1.
n. l. wsn.su. q Battle Creek sDS "
J. ksott o. Beidise. are a. Swests
L p Newton. o. Nssksgsn. ard @. y.
Balls. Of Ann Arbor, ere 81 tbs kses
M G. B sauzzey sna His LsaEisv, q
ksekiss~ CITY are gszts a. TIE horton.
= o. Shs-, s6iter Of he R>DeblsesA. and
J. H Siznsns of Hswsygo. are st tss
Merton
7 p Thornto.. sf ssarris al sx- usnser
- he Csisss sessss Ps.<is. Sesr<, e sseor-
- . svsssa
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
Rspubiiean Enthusiasim At Howard City.

e sA<N0sNNs xSNsssAs-stNsea
HOWARD CRY, Sept. 6.-Last night .
rousing Republican meeting was held at
Lisk's Rink, J. w. Donovan being the
speaker. About one thousand people were
present. and everyone present Was duly i'm
pressed with the facts be presented in his
clear and candid manner. A torchlight
parade by the Young Mems Tppecanoe
Club, headed by the band. gave life to the
occasion, and satisfied the Republicans that
Republicans were quite plenty around here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
YgsrEaoAY.s GAMES

Detroit Reduces Chicsge's Percentage
The asosiers Defeat th- Pts-zbarg<
CHicAso. sept The last ra0as Of the
Chicsxo- Dstr0it series vas played today.
and vas a listles and uninteresting exnioi-
uoa Oysrcosis we're ss plenty IS bits we're
scarce. ant sltagstaer the D-troits used the
siick racfe freeir thao TIE home team.
4 Twitrbei -as rne onlv one IN sitasr team
who art TIE BAL for more thaa one
hase 6strsir seemed 20 have rsgsinei
rnueh of rs aid ups effectiveness. The
fcores
s.caer .........a q &c . o. ?
Iatrost .-.......- . -
pase Hits- Detroit 81. chirsz1 :.
Frlars-.l Detroit. =, Crica-n. g.
assries- -Nr,ck s1d ta-reiL reirein and
VS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
Anofhar TaIe of WnA.

When Judge Grove puts on the judicial
harness be will listen to tale Of woe from
Carrie Hershey. She was married in Scion
band until July, 1886 when she was forced
to leave him on account Of bis extreme
cruelty and absse. J. A. Fairfsld, for Mrs.
Hershey. filed bill OF complaint in the
Circuit Court. asking for divorce from the
Aforesaid husband.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

Prof. j. b. AcGrath and wife. of Ne
waygo, are in the city the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Benske, at 123 Madison
ave. When seen by q TrLEGEAx HERALD
reporter yesterday, hr. Mc6rsth said thai
he bad just returned from New YORK City,
where he had been q attend the funeral Of
his aunt, who Was the wifs OF Judge Kelly
The Professor said that bis aunt remem.
bcred him in her will by leaving him
$40, 900, and his sister $4,000. professor
McGrath aud wife will 60 to Nswaygo TO
dav
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
IS yoe M.ckss IN AssaN sssi
a s.is Bl@-s ops. .ss les Ballet ss2s
sfskss

ST. LoeIs. sept "a spse.sl to TIE PeSs-
izspGlcA fr0x lstsls Rccs. ARK. ssyss A
sis ssnsstisD kss sssa created ~ ths steal
lag of ten ballet bsxss ffoH TIE oftos ef
ths Cseay Clerk Tbs ssfs vss elowa
2pee % gsl shsa. lhs esxss were irs1
badgsgg. Big hoSk Easg1sa. Ksxls Oven.
Eooea. Bayou kstx Eilis Gray sBe Nan
we'll tswaskips. Tie Burglary wss fhs
work Of experts A special slection in TIE
county ~iii Dc called II consequences OF the
tssit. EIcits1asst is running high. Hun
dfsds II negroes are gathering ssoot the
CLERKS erses. and . not Is imminent. TAs
ballet sox from oia River township. while
being taksn 10 ths eouHty sest. Was stolen
By q gsss of masked msn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
Kent Ctty Aroused.

b.Ass,t ItNtsSNs-stSNA,.
KENT CRY. Sept. 6.-An enthusiastic
Harrison and Norton meeting was held at
PheniI Hall last night, addressed by II.
J. Felker, A. T. Adams and James A. Coy,
of Grand Rapids. There was q large band,
and much interest was manifested. At the
close . Harrison and Norton club was
formed of City members, and arrangements
made for carrying on strong campaign.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

Patrick Dooley wss up before Jus
tics westfsll yesterday to answer to
the charge Of assault With intent to reb
quarrel about the ownership Of sons hogs
Dooley vas he'd for thai October 2 and
gave ban 70 the ssra OF s5lo for his appear
aace a. that tine
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

hin Lena Heinznsn. Of 10 Turns-st..
was verv pleasantly surprised BY . party
Of Der friends wednesday evening, the oc-
cssion being her eighteenth birthday. Pro-
gressive pedro was the order Of the even
ing. John Platte and Katie Hylsnd WANING
the booby, and Frank BrsuDschneider and
Julia Lswsranx frat prizes. The evening
was thoroughly enjoyed sy all.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
A Revolt an Afxs..l.t.n.

ST PrTsSssuEs. Sept s.-Ths Nosos
Trsa,ga hss ssspstch TO she eject thst the
Northern Afg>sns hsvs rsvoliss and pro-
claimed fshsk Kasa Amssr A ssttle has
taken place. The result Of -aien il not
known. TIE paper SAYS it believes = civil
var will conplicafs ABdarrshsm Khsn's
relations With his nsigahorS nnlsss il Be
prom stly Suppressed and It doubts Il tais
viii De accom- plisaed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

Exbert =. Barley. . workman IN tee
crsna Rapids Scboei Furnifars factory.
ass3 al the four fingers On hss isfs hand
sadig iscerstsa yesterday bv getting thern
r contscf win rir-Sss Dr. Yea ooer
3rrssed the 6ngers sna shi7xs tast &c can
ave rhsn. Bizxslsv avss az ks II Bart
lsll-sl
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07


The 'Bewitchsd company seemed 10 sp-
preciate the situation and plsyed their best.
Dol Smith Russell never appeared 10 better
adysnisge ia Milwaukee. de stirred the
large audience as but few Ailwsukee su-
diences have been stirred. There Was =
gentle ripple, then a geaerous wave. then .
roar as OF the biliows rolling and tumbiing
in mighty storm. Such laughter was
good for digestion. IL was . hSppy audi
snce like all OF the audiences that face Sol
Smith Russell. We head . man Al the en-
tert2inment say. If had my choice be-
tween being United States Senator with
great ability ss q statesman. . divine with
power TO sway an audience Of thousands
and the ability of Sol Smith Russell has 10
reach the hearts OF the public and make
the public laugh In spite Of itself. | would
choose the rank OF Sol Smith Russell every
time Russell is more than actor. he is .
man of keen perceptions. limitiess wit. gen
uine humanity, and possesses brain enough
for q Governor, a Senator or even . Presi-
asnt. He is an inimitSble story teller.
Five minutes Of story telling by sol Smith
Russell il worth more TO n sick family than
$500 worth OF doctors prescriptions. be Is
not a clown or n monkey; he does not imi-
tate. He does things Tor others TO initiate.
He is . leader in his profession; q genuine
gentleman. = warm hearted, sympathetic,
real friend of his race"
Mr.. Russell will be at Powers tonight
and will give grand family matinee to-
morrow for the benefit of ladies and chill
dren. Prices. Is, 25 and 90 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

The Js-isb New Year wss celebrated
Yesterday With sppropFiats ceremony. The
business places owaed bJ men Of Jewish
faith we're closed until sundown. Ths
Temple a. fbs corner Of Fountain and
Ransora sta ras crowded, and the sermon
% Rshoi RoseGsn wss i'm ersssivs and in
sfrucHTs. Exceslsst music vas rendered
~ tas cholr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

LONDON. Sept. 6.-At the Derby Ssptsm-
Der meeting .edsy. the race for the Hsrting-
ton plate wss VOC by Sir z. Jardine's T.
yssr.old bay illy Hawthorne, by q neck
Lord Penrhryns 5-ysar-old Grown colt.
Noble Chieflsin. wss second q length in
front Of Mr.. JsmRson's 3-year-oId flIy
Assisfuify, Who fsishsd hrd Lord Cal
thorpe's s-yssr-old ssY illy. Scsnd2. va,
toe fsvorite IN the bstt ox At odds ~ min. TO
tro against The starters numbered seven
taan
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
REMOVED TO the HOTEL
raurm.n Had Bs-a Advised Not to Attend
the MssttnE-

tne HHHfIHEF
WV YosK. sept. 6-Judge Thurman
-as taksa from Madison square Garden
dirsotly 20 he Fifh Avsnus Hotel. accom-
panied by Nessrs. Barnum aud Brice and
Alien Thurman. He vas assisted to his
room. where he vas stfsnded By DR..
goistnwaife wh0 Administered some med
irins aad said there vas nothing serious
the matter. and that tas Judxs would De
49, right ia &C aour-
IL .aerns thst Judge Thurman bad sn
stfsck OF choisrs norous shout p. m.
snd haf BEEN advised ~ the doctor not 20
exert hi a. sslf ey stts nding The mseiiag. 6us
tre veteran statesman ~as determined not
20 dissppoint NJ. many friends. and Insisted
On carrying 0ut tie progra0ms laid down
fnr nl.n
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

ssee s-airst ear1rer. tse opiaa susugzier.
~ss eca4nne6 20 tts IN inst. 5sfars Com
r, ssscUrr 1srne t1is morning asii -
rszi ine 80 re. TAs connausncs wsz
F-rfet owns 30 tbe sssencs frou - car
81 lss Priscs.r sO0nssl. Captain Bisck.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
A Few Acres.

Well selected and bought, will give the purchaser
25-scre tract at the corner of Burton-sve. and
the Union Boulevard, In parcels of ~ te acres
Five acres, 10-room cottage. barn and greenhouse
together, for sale or rent Al a. low prices
II. K. THOMPSON.
Also inquire Of T. j. HORTON, Housemsn
block, Telephone /.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

The Common Council excursion party
irft Nscklns~ a. o'clock lsst night ar
rived IN Pstssxsy a. s and EFT there st 10
ociook They pssssd Cadillac 81 hvs min
afss after 2 this morning. ard rsrs srpsct-
81 70 reach fhis city o. sbout a. IA
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

TxnrsxtPafrs. sept s.-But sight inaings
v.~e plsvei today to siiow tbs visitors "a
r.srh = srsia. Burfiuk pitched a ssrsos
esrss wbns Ssaisv was BIZ hard Ibs
Ioss.tsrs nsv~si strang 1e'tiaE zzHls.
-~h.i. tha visitors nI avsl listisssiv sffsr tae
f-grth onfnr. kerins umpirs,l 70 tha sat-
isls.tia1 81 al even he 5ieschsrs did aot
kck fhs secres
r-.sts-.~sf. a882 2a8s O.
Es4 f.ff.- fr.iit trsae .1 Ffisl.n7x.
rr-e-e--i i-lfffs1aaa ~ FltsnlaT
s.tter.-s- fslia,x ass Pals s.av sri NJ
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

Hsrtmsns Hal vii bs Sled to over
6s~ing this svenisg 70 h-sr ths Hen.
Jshn r Fissrfy. Of Chiesgo. Mr.. Finerty
= . brilliAnt orsoor. and splendid speecA
car - expected. Good nusic -ih % fur
ntane1
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

Lsnnsxs \ kurpsy. toe Firss ysra 80
leon men vhs Mrs chsrrs3 ~ith sailing
lsanor - Fr.a vrixss, rinoz, ver. ss-
ehsrx>1 yesterday = sss Poiirs Coart
Tie Pros~cukr< ktsorney I'd - tAsah
- sv,d~ccs 81 Acssnt - soaytA
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

LoxDox sept. 6-Ferai nsnd De Lssssrs
Rad q -.per yesterday ss tie meeting Of The
Britsa Associstion a. Rsth- In IL hs vas
con63sst thst ten locks of the Psnsms
Cana would oe compssted II ie0.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

IoyroS. sept. s.-TEsive huBdrsd spin
nsrs sf Bolton have struck against ths rev
sv-s.rn ~ weighing cotton. II = expected
the strike wia spread
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
Eos1ptRlsSfts
Daily pointers"

-M<ngls. a.sgis. he thai nsasis May
bug hes usUs American ladies fEo~
xbst = msnfs iss Ii is dsylet IKE =
cl0lhes wnnkeF vita lsns woea rolls for
ironing clothes. Oar cousins across tbs
water are usually behind Us IN hoasshola
eonsenisnoes bnt In thls case they lead.
One reason IL that thsfs never kss been .
msngis Ia tkis sasrkst 10 nleei he require
msnts Of tstsii al ksss been lsFge, Gun
bersome s1slrs for lsundfs anc hOiei uss.
Lately ons kss been made that u perfectly
adapted for family use, compact slnpls.
dul abls aud sasy 10 operate. and better vet
cheap N price Few sppToCists the snaount
Of labor. time and money thai is saved by
their use ironing the plain clothes 81 al
ordinary family washing tsfes bail dHy =
bot, hard woTk ont with e msngis they can
DC done up In better shape IN one hall hour
by girl fourteen wears old, besides saving
The fusi. It's oompsctness AID the manner
IN whlch IL is fastened 30 the val. help 10
make up its special sdspisblhty % family
uss: ia occupies little rOOn Ia use and when
not ia uGe is feldsd mp against the Wall. the
top forming shelf aud occupying almost
no room al all. aud / I this little room can
not bs spared. or j is Objectionable 10 have
the mscbiue In sight when not In use, 10
can be lifted of OF the fsstenings and set
swsy with the washing appliances.
We can show The msngles eel up al our
store and refer you TO several ladies who
have tried them thoroughly. or II you live
out OF the city, shall be pleased 20 send you
illustrated price list and description.
FOSTER, STEVENS A CO.
10 and l2 Monroe st.
So $685. 80 Al LOuss-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

s.. IosxssuRy. VI. SEP s-Ther. ~ss
kaHnx FROST hsrs fais mornisE and o~ssx
to ts< ius nssurs condiess II "a. erop. ne
Aa~.G, ~iA - nnTy-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
IMPORTANT.

We desire 10 call the at
fention of the entire public
oI Grand Rapids. the eoua-,
try and OUTLYING towns. To-
our full-page advertise
menf which will appear iD
our daily paper of sunday,
September =. Information
will be CLEANED which per-
hsps will bc of great sers-
ice TO you iH yeur Fall and
Winter purchases.
Our great uDder-cost sat-
urday night sales. always
prime feature of our busi-
ness.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
Dress Goods

A lot of all wool Stripes and
Mixtures, 40-in. wide, worth
anywhere 75c: our price Csc.
We have on our counters a
small line, 36-in. Mixed Dress
Goods at 25c per yard. To
Absolutely Close 1000 yds. of
a very excellent line of Dress
Fabrics at l23c, worth double
the price we ask. This price
will close the entire line.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
IliIleIlS.

Remnants of Table Linen,
cut Napkins and odd Towels
greatly reduced IN price 70
clear the c01pfevs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
Wash Goods.
Dgtted and Figured
Swiss.

Our sales IN this class Of
goods THE season have been
wonderful We have. all told,
perhaps 800 yds- ranging IN
price from - 90 75c. We will
sell one yard or the whole lot
at II cents PER yard.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
Ladies' Vests.

About 90 dozen Ladies'
Sleeveless Lisle Vests at is cts.
each.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07
C0rSetS.

One lot French Woven I'm
ported Corsets, colored and
white, all sizes, ~ only 20 cts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-07

2S only in ock. Take your
choice for : worth three
and four times the price we
ask you.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10

up some gossip about hotels Lloyd Tevis Of Cali
forna, who at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and who Is
one oil the wealthy Of the Pacific coast says that
more than thirty hotels will be opened In Cali
fornia this season. Among the finer structures pro-
jected Is new hotel property at Monterey Point,
which Is to be on great scale. Another bit Of hotel
gossip ahoat here is that s. Stokes. Of the Hoffman,
House, made overtures a short time since to the pro
prieors Of the Grand Pacific Hotel at Chicago to
that property. He offered advance Of 10000
the rental that they were receiving, but did not sue
ceed IN getting the property, as the present man
ayers, Drake, Parker Co, viii retain IL at Mr..
When Buffalo Bill and hts Indians were in Albert
Bierstadts studio the other day, the chief known as
Red shirt stood for long time contemplating the
great wave rolling in toward the shore IN the large
picture entitled a. Scene In the Bahamas Sud
denly ne turned about clapped his hands TO his som-
ach and exclaimed: :" 1t makes me seasick' Tho re-
marx was an involuntary tribute OF the untutored
savage to the realism of art.
David H. Mofat, OF Denver, president OF the Den
yer and Rio Grande Railroad, among the pas
sengcr who sailed for Europe yesterday. He is
going abroad after HIS daughter, who has been travel
ling In Europe for some time 1t is almost the first
play spell that the Colorado millionaire has taken in
fifteen or twenty years, during which time he has
amassed one Of the largest fortunes in his state and
reached leading position among the fnanciers Ia
the ROCKY Mountain regions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10
sAGACIOUS ENGLISH FOREMAN

IFOHI IHt BUsIOn HtfaI
There is good deal Of the much esteemed get there
quality In your genuine Englishman. His methods are
sometimes crude but he sticks Il and there"
good many years ago gentleman whose name stands at
the head OF the largest manufacturing establishment
in the wOrldit very modest concern then went 10
Enganf and bought steel rods be shipped 70 this
country and dawn INTO wire workman there saw them.
and made his mind that wherever they were going
there work for him. He asked questions. but
made UP his mind TO follow the rods He saw them loaded
freight ears In Birmingham made friends with the train
hands and acccn sniCd them Liverpool lie saw them
unloaded at the dock kept his eye them He
saw them put aboard ship and took for America
In that vessel He them landed IN Boston, and again
kept his eye on them until they again put on freight
cars Again he followed them till they reached their des
tnaton, presented himself those who received them
told his story got Job and kept h until year or so ago.
when he died leaving behind him who employed
In tins same establishment. IL knew enough to follow
tie rods and ask questions and ne got there"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-10

buy pound of steak for the price which rules
among natives The testimony of foreign mer-
chant who hos bought goods at Constantinople re-
fers only TO the price that he has paid and reveals
the greater less degree to which he has been
heeced, and nothing more.
The complaint Of the Costilxyans is that their
sworn invoices are set aside, their certificates from
resident foreigners to a character for probty are
set aside their certificate from the local Chamber
OF Commerce that their invoices have been ex-
amined and found to conform TO the ruling prices
has been set aside, and their whole business sub
jected to serious damage at the word of rival
firm, and that too, when they have offered to con-
tract to deliver any quantity of the same goods
at the rates set down in the invoices Some remedy
must exist for n state of things which enables an
American house TO use the Custom House as
weapon with which to crush out competition