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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
CAUSE soe GENERALIZATION.
GE..s Rapids w~ais ss cssy .ss Ssi
stlisss

Nothing perhaps woals ia2iesss 70 =
aon-rssicsnk. "a fseE EAsE 6rsas Rspl6s Is
fssE 0Ut grosizg tAs caskszas u yi1sgs
ana pQtEias % Ehs usys sRs a4nEers ~
tie Ins.ropslLsn ciIy, lhsn TIE isel East the
Street R4l~.y ave - iass succeeded q
oisso!viox tss EAsl 81 lEJancuoD sua ROs
hsse full privilege ~ faA tEeir stssB re-
tors Oh lkal street 1he prooseiinks N
Ihis case hs.s essa sssened - Asay Cit
Eens villa sTesl cesl Of inter
est. s0uss have been nllej wila 0ns
ide. or opinion sOIse sIth saofheF. eaI ths
"asn Of tAe worla BE ~ ho sometimes steps
outside the corporation limits sislts other
cities, states, as wsloasd the Efforts Of
tss company vita a very broad snils. OF
course. tAsre are osj setiens 10 steam motors
sat when . man visits stker sad larger
cities snd 10 drawn by steam motors
through the princips streets OF cities twice,
thrice snd qusdrupie the size Of Grand
Rapids hs returns bone and cannot see
any ta1gibls ressoa Why lev residents On
sn outlging street shsuld dlctsie 10 a whole
city. The people OF Grand Rapids are 10 be
Congratulated on taking one more step to-
wards q metropolitan city and IL IL 10 be
hoped that the gooc work will continue.
The Street Railway Company are now
runnink their dummy trains TO their new
station near Cherry-st. and can accom-
Inodate any number of people who want TO
visit Rtmona and 80 II with comparative
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
The FORD COMMITTEE.
Aliens Making Our Mail Bsgs-Ths Com.
mittss Done With New York

Aliens Making Our Mail BagEThs Com
nitt-s Done With New York
NEW YoRx, Aug. 2l.-Louis S. Samuel,
dry goods importer. was the first witness
today before the Ford committee. He has
the contract for Supplying mail and corn
bags for the Government. To do this work
be employs $50 hands On being pressed
0y Congressman Spinola. witness ackuewl-
edged that the majority OF his workmsn
are aliens.
The committee then took up the system
of importing musicians under contract,
who make up the street bands. Samuel
hrOutZ, . native of Bavaria. testified thst
he came 20 this country 10 February. 1850.
Win eight other musicians. Their leader
Ess Jacob Moller. who had been in this
county before. Witness denied that he
csme 20 this country under any formal
contract. He played in street bands and
and returned co Bavaria in August last.
tie came back in March. bringing six other
musicians. and on arriving here became
their leader. A contract made by witness
With one Of these men namsd Bunmer.
which he acknowledged having made was
Uut in evidence. A Ike contract existed be-
t~een himself aud the others of the party.
Witness declared be did not hold his men
% the contracts because had heard il was
4Stlu3t toc law. III. Iuuks e1u tuosc Ol
bis compositions were examined by
custom Officers in Baltimore and
it was there the contracts were
brought to light. BY the terms Of the
contract the men were to receive 15i
marks . week. but they would not live TO
ths agreement and the donations received
we're equally distributed among all. The
oand i, now perAmbulasing the streets OF
this city. kreutzs contracts bound the
men for two and q half years. The mon ey
earnsd during the first three months was to
: retained by kreutz and withheld by him
10 csse the men deserted him. On his part he
sgrsed to bring the men to this country in
he sserags to board and lodge them in
third-clAss style, and to transfer them over
railroads IS third-class passengers. He also
agreed 20 return them 10 kusel. Germany,
Il the expiration of the contract, by steer
ige. Sickness was also provided for, kreutz
sgrssiny 10 furnish medical attendance for
70 weeks. At the end of which, il illness
continued. they were to be placed in hos
| pitsi az tlelr own expense.
5s muel VogelsOhn. Russian, and Sarasel
| Wolf nski, . Hebrew. both Of whom worked
| FOR Mr. Samusls the maker of mail bags,
.esti6sd to having paid tribute 70 the fore
nan. The committee then adjourned 10
~ est IN Boston.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
FISHERIES TREATY
rHe SENATE REFUSES TO RsTIFY IT
Rsjsctsd ~ /. sErlet Parry ssts ~ 50 -
ks-A ksSort f.ssTtsg as AsPrspri--
tl0s III se0o GOO tsF SappFsssasa
81 felis~ fsseE.

wAsaINsroS. AGg. 2l.-At The close Of
NF. E0Tssn's spesch the proceedings 0n ths
Flshsnes treaty wsrs interrupted ~ re-
solutions heretofore offered 0y kF. Nc
Phsrs0n returniug thsnks 70 the state II
Ne- Jersey for statues OF Richard Stockton
snd Phlllp kesfnss. 20 be placed n TIE old
bsu Of he HOEse u Representatives. and
accepting Iheka IL the nsme Of Tie Nation =.
AFTER the adoption ~ TIE resolution, tie
senate proceeded 10 vote on tie fsherl9s
treaty he nFsl vote being tsken on Ar.
GibsOns motion looking either 70 ameld-
ment OF the treaty o. 20 arbitration. IL was
rejected ~ strict party yote-ysSs -, nsss
The next vote taken was on al amend
ment offered by Mr., Gray ts Article IL, pro-
Sidlng that on al occasions facilities shall
oe accorded 10 United States fishing vessels
IN Canadian ports for the purchase Of casual
or needful provisions AM supplies IL Was
rejected by Ike party yoGe-yeas >, nays
so
lie Senate then refused TO rstify the
Fisheries treaty. by strict party vote OF 50
10 27
After the Fisheries tresty was disposed Of.
q number Of reports from committees were
made including one bv Senator Harris
from the Committee on Epidemic Diseases
10 appropriate 500. 900 for the suppression
of yellow fever Senator Stewart then mad e
a personal explanation in regard 10 charges
that he introduced . measure IN the interest
of tim Der thieves
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
ACQUISITION BY THE "Q.v
To- T.~.ogn.l E.~t1t,s.. o., ~ fou,.

The burlington Secures its Long Wished
for Terminal Facilities at 81. Louis.
X EoKUK, Ia. Aug. 2l.-For years the
Burlington Railway has bean seeking terni-
vas accomplished today by contract made
oy tie Burlingt0n's ST. Louis & 81. Paul
line. having headquarters IN this city, with
tie Wabash Railway whereby the Burling-
ton secures JOINT occupancy Of the Wabss h
racks from ST. Peters. No. 70 ST. Louis. in-
Guiding toe ~. Louis terminal facilities.
The contract takes effect September ls. The
Burlington people propose to put on last
passenger train from ~. Louis to Denver
over he Hannibal & St. Joe and Buring-
ION 4 Mississippi River. also fast freight
trains 10 Missouri rivsr points.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
0.slsL LYoNs EXECUTED
a.-x.st. -. Tad - ts- tszs ,. 4 Yesterday
hsEafax

NE4 YoAx Aax. Zl.-Dzaisl L5oas sss
azaEsa sais 2sFalEs ~ ths y.f1 VI tns
Tsn - prison. Tor t1s maEasr u Josseh
Qunn. JAR ) 1857 Ins drip isll a. pre-
si.sss 7 u -ioSk-
Lvsas passed ths tine sftsr 1s areas tEis
moruias inI = a u aad ecllsctsd naaasf.
rs iadlfsreacs ~ tie tats thai awaited
b "a .ss nsl 5raxa60. Al 2 O'Clock i4sr
etsbt - efIticaLy examined ia gsiloNs.
al rsmar4 "a So l1s sasr1 .nAt lns sega
as 8ss a. atflclsut 20 hang nlm
ksfly III ne sFenlng als salthfai attend
sst Fr "a llz4s, 60 81. Lyons confessed
and va zslsea aos0lutisa. Iasn the priest
salsrsd LAt saloiulls cell aud remained
.aess lall clO1s ~ ins mOFnilz. Altar
saDpsf II ioAslsF And frail LFoos took
bala aaa retired. re,4 lestlas 70 DC called al
4 o clock lie slspt quisfiy thHougaOa. tns
night. aud a. 4 0 cloek nzs callsd snd arose.
A. 5 q clock Frs. FeDdsrg asg snd 6aliiass
arrived snd we're received 0F Lyons and =
procession formed - the prls0n chapel.
Aitsr services tns litGis party died back -
rhe condemned nan cell Lyons szs IS
1HcOncerned a. usual At6 o'clock Depaty
sheriff Ae0onisis took possession Of the
l0mos. Lyons thea took wax IA the
PRISM yard, laukblas and joking uita the
NO lrt4Lte1 HLy accom- p10i7A ultu.
A. 90 Hanglaan Joe AtsiBsOn and his
assistants arrived, and shortly AFTER them
sheriff Grant aud bis Deputies. Ia the
pini0niag room. While TIE executi0ner was
securing his prisoners arms, the latter lok 81
and az. led. and requested Atkinson not
- hurt him.
The procession 20 the gallovs was then
formed the tvO priests neantias repeating
The burial service OF the Roman Catholic
churcn.
On the sallovs. Lyons stood without .
trenor, although bis lips were pale rRe
priests were praying while Lyons repeated
The words after them. FIR. 0alllnAs pressed
ne crucifx 70 the condemned mans hps
who exclaimed. Lord have mercy on me"
Atkinson then pulled the black cap over
lyons face, the priests stepped back, the
cIscuuonsr. At . sigma from the Sheriff.
severed the rope, and Dan. LyBns body was
swung in the air. dis conyulsiye struggles
Tor a moment were painful 10 witness, put
soon hfs wA extinct. After hanging for
iully twenty minutes the body was cut
down. placed n a coffin. and taken 10 an
undertakers establishment, from whence
the funeral will take place thi. afternoon.
Ias only persons present at the execution
we're a few newspaper men. the Sheriff, his
Depatics and physicians
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
THE YELLOW SCOURGE.
Ne Fears OF the Fever EatsrtainsA ut
Savannah. Ga

No Fears Of the Fever Entertained ut
Savannah. Ga
EsAvASSAH. Ca, Aug. 2l.-Nobody enter
tains any fears of fever in Savannah. The
city is being thoroughly disinfscted and
quarantine against the infected portions of
Florida is strictly maintained.
WAsHISGToS, Aug. 2l.-Surgeon General
Hamilton has been informed by DIR.
Guitsrss that the camp at st. Asry's, Fla.
Is now ready for 200 persons. No baggage
will be received there. DIR. Hutton, at Way
cross, Ca. says that the time has arrived for
the detention of all refugees from Jackson
vile. The fumigsting station there Is now
IN good order. DR.. Hutton also tei egraphs
that certain parties on their way from Su-
vance, Fla. 10 Savannah, Ca, refused to
give up their checks st the Waycross fumi-
eating station. and he ordered the train
nsld until instructions were received from
Washington. The baggage was inally put
of
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
THURMAN aoes 10 Port HURON.
The Oid aou,sa. i'ft. Hts Hat az he Passes
Dsrroft


DEra0fr. Aug. Il. - The steam
y.ehs Picket -lth The Thurman party on
board passed hare a. 4 o'clock this after
noon. 40 stop vas made, bat the yacht
vas net down the river oY two yacht
loaded With snth usiasiic Detroit Democrats
-ho waved bsnd4DAs. hred cannon and
chssrsd -hsn Mr.. Thuru an appeared on
deck aud hfed his hat The trip
uo from Toledo Was pleasant uutil
towards the isst when strong
Wind roughened the iaks 80 that
it uas uncOm forrsble except IN the caoin.
Twelse miles ABOVE Detroit IS the Crosse
Point Club HoCSs. Thsrs the picket
stopped and an elaborate dinner Was given
Mr. Thurman. Tssrs we're only a few
tossts and senator Thurman IN ais reply
SPOKE very briefly. After dinner Mr.. Thur
uaan passed a. hour IN formally chatting
with The gentlsmsn from Detroit and a.
The Yacht vas again boarded and the party
lsif for the Oakland House on the St Clair
river
sr CLkIk Aug. N.--Judge Thurman and
r,srty arrived toe Ozklan Al 1919 O'Clock
tonight. There vas no formal demonstra-
Too and Mr.. Thurman soon retired. He
will leave In the morning for Port Huron,
Shers ne viii make trs chef speech Of his
tfip tomorrow sfternoOn at Fine Grove.
Posr HCsoS. Aug. 1.-THE city is a.
ready crowded in expectation OF Mr.. Thur
rnsns visit here tomorrow. lie will De
gwen a grand reception.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

The following cases are pending in the
Superior Court, sent there from the Police
Court Al Howard. forgery; Edward Nc
CHM. larceny from the person; Samuel
Franklin. grand larceny; Jas. Adley, lar
ceny from the person; Vim. Hess, saloon
open after hours; Joseph Petx. same; John
Collision, same: Al. w. Wood. bar obstruc-
tion; John Hey, violating State Liquor law;
James Esther and John Bugg. grand lar
ceny; John White, deadly assault: VIM.
Taylor. disorderly; II. HI. Reed, vioiatio
of Fire ordinance; Wm. Duley, larceny
from the person; Charles Johnson and VIM.
Robinson, robbery; W. b. Smith. selling
liquor in theatre; John w. Chase, felonous
essault
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

OTTsvs. Ont. Aug. 1l.-HOn. Charles n
Tupper. Minister Of NsFins ard Fisheries.
AS returned from the Maritime provinces.
he gave considerabis attention 20 tbs
FishsrY protective ssTvice. going over
sortio1 81 he 6sherv grounns II Nortnum-
oeriani Strait and 80 Calf 81 S. Lawrence
ke expressed ais satisfaction ~ re msnner
in wbich 80 service bsing conducted and
psrticu srlv a cesirs on the rsrt 81
Ansricss fsning vesses - coHPiy with
80 Csnsdisn rrguistions Ihs msckersi
season. o. ths Csns5isu cosst daring tAe
present SKINNER. 20 fsr - Asasricsa vess..s
sre cr- -cs-rsl. as 80 lalr-E saccsssl-L-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

BR1peEFosT. Con. Aug H.-Joseph
Richardson. estimated to be worth sl2-
10000 came near being killed in the long
tunned Of the Harlem Railroad. in New
York. He vas superintsnding repairs to
tas tGnnei when two train. approached
from opposite directions Ths engine Of
ons struck him. throwing him three rods
lie landed close sgsinst The SIDE of the
tunnel. lust clear of the wheels Of be ps.-
senEsr train. de rAs picked up snd brooght
10 his city
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
Comment on Aisatian Agitation.

BERLIN. Aug. 2l.-The North German
Gazefte, commenting on the letter from the
Mayor of Bona to Deputy Antoin. in which
the Mayor promises to do even the impos-
sible to enable unhappy Alsatisns signing
under the German yoke to settle in Algeria,
but advised them. A. still better. to cross the
frontier and enlist in the foreign legion,
says: The document is clear proof of how
easily the French agitation in Alsace is con-
cesled from the German authorities. We
hope. in the interest of the Aisatians. thst
the rumor that NJ. Antoin intends TO
emgrxte and TO contest q seat in the French
Chamber may prove true"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

A physician thinks that q lsw sh0uld De
made 70 prohibit Tie Use Of galvanized iron
lemon sq0ee1ers. he SAYS thst every time
. .smoA is sqatezea in sDs OF these ma
cEi1es tie ACID OF the lemon, coming IL
contact with the Llne. cissoiFes The sssDs
and foFms poisonous salt LiEc is . meta
which is easily attacked BY tie veskesi
acids and no article u food o. drink should
ever be allowed 10 come ia contact With H.
Ne have these cheap iem0D sQueeEers 10 ssl
Why 90 we publish the above article
which cannot bat injurs She sale OF eslysn-
ized iron lemon squee2ersl We 40 Il 10
educate the people Up 10 what Il best for
their own good. We prefer 20 sell euls
good gooos bot there are persons who
always 20 for the cheapest they can nno
no matter what the result will bs. We have
Porcelain and Glass sQuee1ers which We
recommend.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
Midsummer quiet the time ior
pre-eminent Bargains.

We have placed on ouI
counters today 1000 yards Q.
double-fold all-wool fires
goods; splendid styles 81 g
and 90 cents per yard. Ar,
worth nearly double the
money.
% dozen Ladies' Gauze
Vests, white and balbriggan
short and long sleeves at 35c
Reduced from soc.
A broken line of Chile
ren's Gauze Vests. sizes 10 b.
"a only, at Is cents.
so dozen Mems balbriggaI
Shirts and Drawers. Goo
value for $l.25. We are clos
ing the entire lot at 20 CT
each, all sizes.
40 dozen Mems full reguls
Derby Ribbed Hose, extf
weight and a good line c
colors, at 25c per pair. 70
cannot equal them for leF
than 40c. This is startlir
bargain, note II carefully.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
Mrs. Cent? Again.

Mrs. Cent?, the woman charged with be-
ing intimate with an Italian, was up before
Justice WestfalI yesterdsy. The case was
adjourned until the 18th. At the jail the
woman begs to see the Italian, who is
locked up in another part of the building,
and the Italian does his best to see the
woman. but they are not allowed the priv
ilege of seeing each other.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

Two brothers of the wife OF the late VIM.
Allen, who died in DR.. DeCamp's Office,
have sent word here that they are on the
road from Texas, and will sue Dr. DeCamp
for damages as soon as they reach town.
The brothers will know more about the
death after they reach this city.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
olSAFFECTED FUSIONlSTs-

Will Held . County Convention the First
week In September.
Ii is authoritatively stated that the MANY
Greenbackers who are disgusted with the
way the Train men run the recent Green
back County Convention and very con-
siderable contingent OF Democrats who will
not be led about by the nose by the men
who manipulated affairs al the Democratic
Convention. will hold County Convention
the first week in September. The bolt made
by Kinney is not the only cause of con-
sternation in the regular Fusion camp,
The tact is the party seems 10 be badly
demoralized
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
Gloria Umbrellas.

100 gloria Umbrellas iuf
received.
Our fame on these goods
firmly established.
Gold or silver head wit
snake or ebony handle.
Steel plug and psragos
frame. with mohaIr case ant
tsssels.
And the best quality c
cloth.
Our price, an eve n & each
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
Died Suddenly.

Mrs L. II. Strens died very suddenly
about IL O'Clock Monday night. She was
seized with . fainting spell and was dead
before the family could be summoned
Mrs. Streng was q sister of James and John
Wander sluis. Of this. and r. o. Wander
Sluis, of Big Rapids.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

NE- TcsK. Arg I.-Nr. Blsoe 81
f1rn 81 - A. 90 10 - Septszzs-r n1u ~
of 80 1ns~cea Nr7szz7e. easte1 - tse
t.rger s~crstsrT a. the Rspuolicsn Nsrioasl
Coruuifree. Ths srrcle 81 - sntt "a
TIE Presidents Errsr sn1 ~ eoxs .<r
10 arr 1n.sslon-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
aoRE GlFTs TO AksLEY COLLEGE
Dwi<hs Cutter and Mrs. ssvidge Make =
Doa.tioa sf 81 200 Each.

tN1ter anu WV TAFt4 hsAr -
Doa.tioa sf 81 900 Each.
GsANp HsvxS. Aug. 2i.-Hon- Dwight
Cutler. OF this city, and Mrs Hunter
ssvidxs. OF Spring Lake. each donated
s. 900 tooAy 10 ths new Akeiey College.
The Citv OF Milwaukee arrived four
hours ate tonight she had a hard time
crossing on account Of the high sea run.
ning John T. PsrcivaL Who has been a
sucCessf1l business man here for tue past
sight OF tsn wears isfE tonight for Wash
iaxton xerritorV. V.--Dwighs Cutler. Jr..
All Ws. Ssvidxs. who ave bean in Eu-
rops and the East for more than ayear, srs
row 10 scotland. They will 20 thence %
irsisad snd then % SEedsn.-Over one
thousand baskets Of peaches were shipped
~ ne American Express Company today
DIR. G. T. Brown. Of Spring L-ks. al
dressed large mselng Of Republican,
hers ton xht.--ln tie breach Of promise
case Of Jennie NandsrrC0t Va Anthouy
Van Lopek. tried here today. = verdict oi
Si5o and costs vas granted Miss FR1cer-
moot sued f0r 81 600.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

ISDIkSAronEs, Arg. ll.-Soombsrz sn6
Esisbrook hsvs o@en rslsssed By the Indi-
suspoIis Bsse Bal Ciub. The former hss
purchased livery stasle snd vii remain
8ers % cDnduct tnse business. Esfsbrock
ssvs Be ass received seveTsl offers. eat -
undecided a. - which - wfli arrsu*
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

Rovrorr y y. Aag. zI.-Esriv tbs
morning Neialinger & schnuFs mat
acnse containing s0.eoa hDxhei. II ala't
and trs isrEs ics-houses owue3 ~ Corral
Hlt-ehrsn3 rere destroyed 81 srs a
south Roudout ts<eth-r rfss msch rsrv
sfc rcfsl loss = - usfcs a. over SEC ar0
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

Lsxs1vs. Aae. N--Robers Cost.lIo. We
diving 81 consumption IN the 1scksar
stste prisen. ~ss rsricrsd to5sr hv iha
t-s~rra0r Cost>Iio 80 sea- sror Neeasfs
County N ssreh, lsso for So. yssrs sor
anTxlsry
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

ttetsssts fslsesaessasso
MssqrErrz. Mich, Aus. 2t-Five Yssrs
osne hers from Qnssns CuonfY. Ireland
H- ~ss evidently a man Of good sducstion
RCoth. however. vss az assumed name
sni when tQ1esti0usd be invariably fatty
refused ~ xiTs his 80 narus or suv part af
his history To-dsg he wss Instantly 81 e.
With = isliinx derrick and The mystery die
win ann
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
Stole the Layout.

Thomas Daily, the young man arrested
for stealing a coat. was taken before Justice
Westfsll Yesterday and the case was sd-
journed until the Both. Daily had on q hat
and pair of shoes that he had stolen. He
seems to be thoroughbred al stealing.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

ts.fs Fs1tests sssssa
NsrIsrEs AuE. 1l--A JOINT Couxrsssioe-
e. convention IF Democrats snd Green BACK
srs wsl hers taIs snernoon. snd bsllssed
- ne sitsrnoCn witb no choios the vote
sfsudine a. sor Hadsor. cf Msncelona ard
a. Tor wilson. 81 N1sxegon. Ths c0nvsr-
son 81 rurned unhi IL o'clock ton ght on
srcounf ~ afT msss meeting beng a.
dressed By ;. ~ Fos.sr tni R Fl Trsrsl
hrk
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

rsttstss--ssse
NsSrsrrE. Agg. IA big S-s e rszina
n he BucksVs mill vsr5 having isstrorsd
Ne warehouse snd IS ao- burning the
rmhsr
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
DETROIT LOSE ON ERRORS
An the otssr League Games Psstponsd on
AccoaBt Of Rsia

AccosBt of Rsia
vsNtasss- sxssAA-
ISDIAEAP0Lls, Aug. 2i.-Rain for two
prsvious days With threatening weather to-
az prevented a large attendance. but 400
lsiuE present. The visitors bad the game
vel IN hand up 10 the eighth inning when
. issscock's two-baggsr. Ssery's base on
balls. and sacrifice and Denny's bit.
8ennstts Wild throw and Tvitohell's muf.
scorsd three runs for the Hoosisrs Ia the
ninth the Champions went 70 pieces aud
ave unearned runs for the home team was
as result The score.
Indianapolis . o a s. :
.atrair .......... q q n l.
6sse Hits-fndi annapolis p Detroit ~.
Er-0rs- indianapolis e. Detroit q
hafter ss--s5ru Der and Beunert. Shrev- srd
rrfk
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22

DO not forget our Saturday
night sales. We offer man
moth bargains from 6 TO 8
O'Clock, II nearly every class
OF goods.
We offer you dry goods,
notions and fancy goods q
almost your own price. Visit
our store Saturday nighN
even II you neglect us the
balance OF the week.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-22
A Few Acres.

Well selected and bought, viii give the purch aser
a pleasant home and profit too. / will sell my
25acre tract at the corner OF Burton-sve. and
the Union boulevard, IN parcels OF 2j4 te 5 scres
together, ior sale or rent All al low prices
II. L. THOMPSON.
Also inquire of z. J. HORTON, Houseman
block, Telephone ].
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slsHoP HAsRls DEAD.

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Protestant Episcopal diocese Of Michigan.
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preaching In Winc6sster cathedral a fort
nixht szo. died this evening.
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