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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-15


WAssISSEes, Nos. l4--Slensral Hsrri-
seas pro2isei slslG - Asw 4ork sad
NasAinxtsa nsxt aeHIa sxcitss 4 great
sssl II iRtsrsss acre fAs psAueisas
tank that tie Vislt A4sy ssxt e thsln 10
discover ths lasa sRo sll De eoaspleuo1s
aader TIE ns~ sdgiaistrsusa sas vac
~il os soss Of Ss- YORK
Il s E.asrslly understood that bath
Warner Miller and Thomas C. fssti
have their eyes on tas seal of
Evarts Oue or tie other 81 these men
- haely - gel a blgh fsSsral once IN
der PrssideBt HsTTs2n. Ii is possiois
that PsG would De w1leT % have Miller
go iEg0 the C.biast a. Secretary Of the
Treasury or interi0E-En0rs likely ne lstler
with e sis~ 10 getting nina Gus Of ais own
way fer Ibs senate. bat shat security sould
Mr.. Pau have that W4rner Miller soGla
not use place In the Cabinet as = vantage
ground for bis 0~a campaign for Brother
kTzrts' seat, Then. TOO. tkers Is the ain
OigiOn Of Wee President Norton u bs con-
sidefed. Between A0ston sna Miller there
Is iuec OF louE Standing. Viii tue new
Vice President care 70 sSe ia the CAoinet
potent IN the distribution OF patronage a
man when hs defeated for reelection 70
ths Senate? Or will Warner Miller care 10
be very nezr 10 an adullllstfaftOh u which
the Nice-Presidsnt from his own State
NAV be . more powerful factor than him
self
These are questions that shrewd Repub-
licans here are asking. and ell agree that q
no more delicate situation Of Affairs ever
confronted Pre.ident-s elect than that
which exists ia New York today. Think
Of the tIi0Dlations OF the Presidsnt-slecG
when be Is called upon 10 eject a Collector
of the Port and Postmaster IN New York
City, with Plstt. Miller. Morton and Hls-
cock IN d clash over the candidates
Harrison will have 10 build up Platt and
destroy Miller, or vice versa. And recogni-
tion of Plstt as supreme IN The party man
agenent in New York would mean a tight
against Piatt's leadership. headed by Miller.
which would make the Elerriest old time
ever known in tue history Of the RepuDli-
can party in New York.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-15
OUR CORSET TRADE

Is Ve'y large and necessarily soe haye all
kinds Of Corsefs;; or, let as quahj, Mls; all
sorts of the best and most desuu6k sf,les
There are C0rseks that no6oay quauls. ne
do nat KEEP Mose---ln fact, haze no use Ter
them. One gf ouy mary aims IS Ia distribute
experience This soe ao at the Corsef Coun-
ter The salesaoOmen 7O,Eo aoaH on yen mr.
aeyStand tier business, and Aheay aa1zoc IS
sometimes of great value Bm aoe are SELL
ing Corseks and tie ad5vce IS h,oaou IN.
Very fe7o aoOmen 0m 0fa hundyed knoa0 Iust
eraaLy 7ohat kind of a corset they ougu Ia
aoear, Corset makers ao0uM haze 1ou be-
he0e that Me1y particular Coyseks are 1us-khe
Thing. f0y e0e,ybOay. orr Joung 7oomcn knoao
them all, and om Of tie abnndanoc 0fhhat
knoaoleage they can TT yon aohen Mey knoao
youy becuharztles. II IS nat necessary to
name every line of COrsets aoe haze IN slock;
7oe ha0e them from 20 oenks ia IS, Domestic
and imported, and aoe say to yen II yen are
not satisfied 1cvhh Jour corset buychascd re-
kn'zI to rs and get JOnr money.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-15
AWAY FROM HOME.
Mayer Weston Goes TO Detroit. But wen't
say Werd.

Mayer Heston Goes TO Detroit. But Won't
say a wsrd.
Mayor Weston has important business in
Detroit. and much ss he regretted IL, he was
obliged 10 visit that city on the dsy the Re-
publicsns OF his own town were celebrating
thsiE victory. He was very. very sorry, but
really couldn't help it.
The Detroit Neiss noticed him as follow.
|. "A. Weston arrived in from Grand Rap
ids this msrning and took up his old quar-
ter, at the Russell House How does he
lookf" Like tasssl top. Not gray hair
or wrinkle suggests the fact that he has
conducted oRs Of the most heated Demo-
cratic campaigns ever waged in the State of
Michigan. His eyes are not blood shot
melAncholy has not claimed him for her
own. and, with round, clean-shaven. good
humored countenance. he bows TO the in
eyitabls With the air and ood grace OF q
true philosopher. He smokes the same
brand OF cigars. has not dsgenerated in his
taste for essential nerve slsysrs, eats with
the same appreciation for the good things
Of life. laughs without any artificial aid,
and IN his whole bearing suggests that etsr-
nal spirit Of endurance that forever main
isins the party OF Democracy even il IL has
to fight from the under aide for SO years in
9 century.
But as to an interview. Mr.. Weston was
not prepared for that. II have nothing to
say for publication" was bis answer to q
shower Of inquiries. II have refused oil
requests in that direction since the cam
paign opened. Several alleged interviews
were published, but were fabrications."
With this came q halt. and persuasion q
had 10 acknowledge defeat. The truth is
that the Chairman of the State Central
COMMITTEES has not yet gathered himself.
Like the man who has been knocked out n
Q twenty -four-foot ring, the Chairman re-
q1irss time for concentration. With his
political circulation restored ne will doubt
less tell how It all came about and Just why
IL won't occur again. Mr.. Weston Lam
guidly sdmits that Michigan went "h-l
bent" and that ne expected Cleveland's
election. but the true inwardness and
wberefOreness of thin double -barreled ex-
plosion De zeslously retains as food tor self
meditation. Mr.. Weston is in Detroit on
business
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-15
RED-HAhDED RUIN
WILL VISIT lus WORLD July -
fhs AsanShssts Ali over the Wsrla -
str1ks % IL t0osh Asxissrs.ry Of tss
fali 81 the B&eslls-Caassiy @teksa
Bas Dangerous s&ss-

CHlcAGo, Nov. i4-Aii ths Known snsreh-
Isle With theiI synpstkiEers snd old lead
ere. are necessarily snder watch 0f the de-
,sctiyss. Ths system Of esploBses is - close
that one OF these Izen can hardly greet an
other on ths street without Inspector Bon
field knowing What they ssid withla al
hoaI The agents OF the ostsstss depart
ment live With TIE suspected men g ia
aud 0ut with them, aud keep up 8 vigilant
watch ca their slls tssg moves that Is never
relaxed
Il Is the deliberate 0piHi0n OF the police
that while Chicago viii never DC disturbed
Dy the Anarchists agslD the rest OF Tie
world haS not heard tue last Of them by =
gfez; deal. Other cities, they think. are
likely 10 have taste Of Chicsgos s1peri-
saes IN the next year or two. Inspector
bonfeid has inform stIon that e general
demonstration oi the International, which
is the Anarchist alliance around the world,
Is planned for July IA. next, That viii oe
the centenary Of the taking Of the oastile.
We have positive evidence said the
Inspector, 'of their officers. plans, orgsnl-
alton aud committees for that day. The
central point is ia London, with Paris ns1t.
and then Brussels. New York, Phiisoel-
phis. Chicago and San francisco. All the
pflutlb4c tOHhifics LENc VICE tfcctAeLsc.
The United States have two, Chicsso one
and New York the othsr. In the strength
OF their msnibeTs they rank France nrst.
Germany second the British Isles third.
with the United Statea and Mexico last.
la America the central headquarters are in
New York So far they have agreed on
the one hundredth anniversary OF the fail
of the bsstile a. the day for the concerted
uprising"
'Do you really think they will attempt
ANYTHING OF the kind in this country"
We'll, frankly said the inspector after
pause, Il think very likely they may, If
there is the slightest opportunity for II.
don't think they will here. because they
have had one good lesson, and they will
not forget IL. Without knowing this posi-
lively. | have the impression that they are
very much better organized in other cities
than they are here. There are MANY of
them in New York. Boston. Pittsbarg. Gn-
cinnati, Milwsukee. Buffalo and other
places. | think something is brewing
among them. Ii Is OF no use 10 disguise
the fact that they are dangerous msn and
mean mischief
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-15
WRAhGLIAG KNIGHTS
IA. naleosesats LskslF - sst Ee FoE
Tk@sasslsss-A Fsrg B.a Financial
shs~i4s-Tas wsss4's BzAash "a
tas 0sasr-w has a a. Bssa Ds4s

IkBIs sAFofEs. Sos l4-At thsir ssssioa
Ihis msrsink. ths kalsbis u Lsbof aFs
ksssiaz tas reports 81 tas general afsiesrs
sad coasnii.sss baf loshIak So D. given
saE nn-li The session sE1s a. a0on-
The annuzi report of 6snsrAl AAsisf
W0Fkmsn Fs4dsFly sil n0g BE- delivered
anti. .5s IL lhs day 0ainz 70 ne nos-zr-
rival 0f ne printed copies. These rsoorts
81 probably axe as a. ~ tas Ills Lsaay
a11 fsa.oTfos.
Ibs srpsal Of Thomas b Barry for
hsariGe sss ssnt % AIN - lhs 0snsfal
A sss BY ghls morning and -Delf 4eilo1 en
81 ell 1e aEsi5ed hy hlm eslors - does
anYtalng ilrther Just Hnat ae aay O. .
. pf0olen lnSt eaases sons sorry among
t1s klik1ts III kse4s 4 close ssic1 o. nis
tongue rssasdiag as Dreoa5ie moFslnsa -
bat lzlxs Freely IA critictsua 0i lns grsseAE
management sf tie OFdsl
O acc ooposiuaa 70 RostsrY ls bassd
ssofs 0n ths claim Of weakness IA LAs msa-
assm-ut-tdaa 0a sgch a. sgalions a. have
ssen made o3 >-srry. olll, tAls oppOsitioa
il scarcely in form 10 nsht hin. and "a
rill doubtless be reelected slto0as trouble,
"a e4se 40 slll scceDi, salcn 40 one of Dis
friends vii say
+ b Barry sxpsllsd. and ths Ec0rA4
anti f9~deriy ractl0n Of New f0rk ID. A.
a. have pooled O. cir izsass They are hEng-
iax on ths fsDks q shs convention ike
Asst horss cavalry Al have been expelled
from The assembly and thsir cases are 0n
spos4L Charles Purcell The mascot "
Faii y. Nct5fan. Charles ID. N0asht0n and
William y. kse8 Of Ne~ YORK naVs PIE
seated sa aau-h0vus club appeal 70 Ebs
Conmittee on GrisFAnce. Of raich Wrsns.
Of loss, - cusxmsa. In case of failure %
gst representation ia the c07Vsntion, they
IA -. a
united ulsn Barry vii MAKE q pubic
sttsck On P0sa-E.y snd ai- adm n istration,
and viii susnpe 20 formally establish
naitsd order Tor labor Ia 0ppOsltlOa 20 tbs
n Of L.
Po~deriy's friends laugh a. Barry. and
say ne represents the colnm IaisLic fsctlon
sad that ns iss leader uiEaou. sa0stAa-
tia following. The Home Clu5 fkcJs0a, d.
A. t9.-n0w that tksy asvs been seated Ia
eonvsntion-havs broogatOul AsrtIn Han
ley. Of d. A. l97. Jersey City. for Gsnsrsl
Master workman. W +. Lewis. OF the
Coal Miners Assembly, 10 also candidate.
bot not ayossd-
indications this afternoon point 70
el-sn sweep 70 the general officers. The re-
port Of the Treasurer - startling. The ex-
psnditures have amounted TO Ss2i 900, net
balance on hand less than SO. unpaid bills
due $3.50. This revelation served 10 inten-
Sly the feeling that nsw management must
os Introduced. Ths nominations will not
os made u1ul aext week.
There are in the Knights Of Labor be-
tween ten tAousand aud twelve thousand
women ana the pumoer has reached b 900.
These Organizations are represented ia part
by Nrs. L. n Barry. who says: The or
Ksnixstion Of working women has done
naucb 10 better their condition, bat it has.
Of course. been gradual
The convention ap 10 the time Of adjourn
nent occupied the time Listening 70 reports
OF gen5rai oncsrs-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-15
The pARNELL COMMISSION.
A Ds.cassiss Of the Advisability of Evi.
dsnce


LONDON. Nov. i4-While the hearing OF
Witnesses In reference to outragss. was pro-
c.edinr before the Parnen Com mmission to
day. Sir Charles Russell. Counsel for the
Psrnsilitss. complained Of the bad effect
that would % produced ia bis clients CASE
81 psrading suca . great amount of crime
ascribed 70 the action of the Lesgne; while
the connection oetvssz the iBcriminatsd
psrsDns and the outrsEes Is very slight. .
hEit ought ~ DC put on the amount Of evi-
dsnc- admitted.
Attorney General Webster. for the Tines,
said hs could not sgrss With Sir Charles
Russell upon the degree Of connection Of
the Lssxue with The outragss. The speeches
melting to outTsgs had not yet come before
he court.
sir Charles Rnsssl ..rssposded: Then let
his evidence be deferred until the speeches
are produced.
Presiding Jps,ice Hsaasn said the Com
mission ~Ocid isrEs sa opinion whether
the persons against whom The charges
made could Dc connected With the out
RACES ey mere proof thst outrsg.s we're
committed. They w0ald be uaworthy OF
the position in shich they are placed, il
DOT abe 10 Keep tasir minds IN a state of
equilibrium upon this point. He hoped.
however that ig would bs found possible
% curtsii TIE amount Of svidsncs OF this
KIDD
Auorusy General Webster then read q
long liss Of 0utragss. sad me Court al
ioarnsd.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-15
COLLAPSED BY THE WIND.

A Building In Process of Erection Blown
Dows sad seven Men Severely Intured.
DEDHAM Mass. Nov. IA terrible acci-
dent occurred here shortly after 10 O'Clock
shis morning. which may result in the loss
of several lives. At the ice houses of the
Peoples ice Company for some time work
mea have ben engaged in constructing
four new additional houses under one roof.
Toe building vas about $50 feet long ana
100 feet wide. The carpenters had the
frame portion OF the bui ding com mpletsd,
aud started tnis morning To board In
the structurs. A strong gust OF
wind blew over from the sheet
OF water kn0sn S Mirror Lake, striking
the partially built structure In an instant
it tgmolsd down. carrying with il four
men Who aad been WORKING At height OF
sixty fses. while beneath we're five or SIX
more meh Who we're knocked down By the
fslIng tim0srs- The injured are ss fol- owS
Ihtmss simpson. James Bradley. fatal:
George Lssvitt. one arm s1d ieg broke AMI
internally injured. Mr.. Woods. Of R-dvils.
injured about he back Mr.. Lyons. OF Dsd-
ham. internal injuries thsuzht To be fatal:
Joseph Carr, Of Dsdhsm. foreman of the
Peoplss Ics Company lsg frsctursd.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-15
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPT

IS 0oa0aed and aoe are dolng a su,b,zsng
buSzneSS 6Nt II IS nat M human nature 10 be
satisfied, so here .goes a fc1o lines of Dress
G00ds that aozX ha9e a hcndancy Ia aou6ke
sales the present a0eek. ne aUzH ,g77e Joa
items to bOnaer on:
II bleoes 81 fu Broadcloth at 49, cqualt 10
any $500 goods IN the city,
IS fieoes gfhhe best quality 81 su Byoad-
cl0h aHMe Ne7o Shades at 81. SO, egnaI ia
any $3.50 Broadc5oth IN the market
20 shades all 7o0oI 90 IN. Dress Cooas at
81 I-2c This line IS just the rzeJf hhlzg
for tea go70nS.
31 b1eoes b4re a0od striped Flannel at soc,
sOo,zh IS cents
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-15
MoRe soUTHEsN c-lYsLRY,s
A DssssE ANT . Ls~ys< .as - Eiaassif
b La 81 . 49,.


BIz4fsssAs Al4. Nev- IA-s0Gs 1ns
xxs Dr Eoe4ft SasoFs. rssiai8g a. Assss-
FalEy. snDlossd ~ n. s3ariri ass. a a.
ysr - eosise1 fss eial1ls sgsissg osin-
q4sal p.nsafs TIE returns sefs not sslis-
factory 2Ed t1s Gs1 qa4rsslisa. saf pafts 1
sila0gt coming . bless Word has jssg
rsachsd hsrs L4as lass S4ta fdsy Majors
c4lsd a. shorszsSsss oltee. and tss Cd
trouals efoAs ouG xfresa. is sas naally
agreed - nzas Nilh oosie HALVES IA = Ia Z
sasa room ssg a. they we're. ia the once.
henoElGy t1slr co4ls ant saoss tie mea
snfsfs1 Jas Eosal 41d f3lKcs slinzly eat
dezpxrateiy Tor aD91g tea mIauiss. Ihs
dasl N4s oas " IA. Msst VICIOUS ssar
xaosa "a Al4s4mA Nasa tbs door vas
5geE E8n 0psn Nz0ors staggered latO ols
efnca with fts blood streaming from .
a1zen gasnss la 1ls lace All cfeast Vita
Goa saving = wSrd be rasasd d0sn stairs
ssiA elasDgng q CORY katie ia his hand.
LFi0g uD0L ths h3sr Of his room vas
5lsr-flazs Hls head aad oesn slzsGsd Ia
a lsarfui nl4a1sr Ehs Arteries of the usck
sessrsd. ons eye s0ggsd cut and his hsnds
Gus 50 terribly the aBssrs hung oaly Dy tbs
tsndoos fhs asa sas dead.
Na00rs. Afl.r leaving ths orice. raA cat
usOn tie street here as bleeding face and
cory sarmenLs spread CONSERVATION anon Z
tas asgFoss. faa Doctor seemed - Os
csszsd .lth pain sad staggered wildly
a.0as the street until hs reached . store.
s1srs Albert kesnAn. q negro. stood ia the
doorway. Without saying = word NabOr-
Fusnsd az heenaa and struck a. him Hith
sne kniie. Tie negro ran into ths store
and ths now thoroughly insane m4n made
another desperate lUnge ~ him. keenan,
seized a gun wing upon the counter aud
turned 20 face ths madnsa. who Was in the
act OF making another swing with ths knife.
Ils two mea clllchsd bat AaDOrs, weak
rom loss VI oloOd. was no match for mis-
antagonist snd szs quickly thrown upon
the floor keenan, dealt hin q terrible
blow apoa the head with the gun aud thea
lsaDed over the BODY. ran into the street and
cannot nov bs found. NAbOrs never re-
xalu.t eau.ciousness
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-15
PRAIRIE FIRES RAGING.
Flames swept over Southwestern Dskoi
by = Forty -mile-sn- Hour Gale

Flames swept over Southwestern Dskots
by "a Forty mile-sn- Hour Gale
AsERDEEs. ID. T.. Nov. 1A-LaTgs prairie
fires are raging vest and southr of this
city. A sHd breeze drives the fire through
The high grsss st a fearful rate. One farmer
loses bis house. barns. etc. The extent of
the dsnsgs cannot De learned At present.
LsTx2-1hs prairie FIRE which started
yesterday sfssrnoOn TO the westward Of
this city has assumed alarming prop or
tons. The wind 10 sweeping tke
danes through the tall. dry prairie grass
toward tue city. The ere brigade is en-
desvsrinz to tight back ths flames, several
pioss have been set 70 work 70 plow q
STRIP ss close 10 the sds sncing flames a.
pos 5ls. out it 10 greatly feared that the
town ~iil - DESTROYED
GtRY. d. T., Nov. l4.-Fisrcs prairis fres
have oeen raging southwest of this place
famed o. q forty mile gale eli dsy yestsr-
day Considerable damsge hss been sus-
tsinsd. At the present writing the wind
hss gone down, and 70 all Appearances the
hrss are cut.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-15
IhEY FsAsrEn
In. R-PabIie.s or.ssrs Di..d o, Deb
uaoaIco's

In. Republics or.ssrs Di..d .s Del
uaoa5cS's
NEw Y0Rx. Nov. A-Tas SPEAKERS and
managers vhoss sxertions helped ths re-
cent Republican victory participated in q
Ersad hsnGaet a. Dslmoaiccs tonight.
Nearly every prominent Republican in this
vicinity and many other localities we're
present. Many kilograms su5 letters Of
regret vsrs received. Including one from
Ffesident-eiecf Harrison. wa0 telsgrsphs FL
ss follows II arn compelled 20 deciio-
pour invitation to sttsad TIE dinaer az
psimonicos this evening givsa 70 the Re
publican speakers 1 csnnot claim piscs
IN this aoRcrsals conDuanr Of orators
The principles thev advocated we're worthy
ol thern ana the sdvocatss usrs sarth ~
ihe csuse Prominent sncsx tha guests
vrre. Nr Morton. President Frsser. 81 tse
Republican Jsaxus. Whitsl.~ R-id. cen
sfss Bufterdsld snd Jackson. FRED Grsnt,
sad Pr~>idsag Snita. sf Shs Repcblicsn
STATE LssEue.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-15
CANADA RETALIATEs-
rh- Espsrt DutY - Csassfsn Log. Raise,
70 a. Thousand

TIE Espsrt Duty - Csa.afsn Log. Raised
to a. Thousand
iDKTEoTT. Nov. IA press dispatch from
Otssws SAYS thst sa order IN Coancil ha.
been passed incr essfhg the export duty on
pias icgs from s. &c s. per thousand feet
beard Measure messosr Of The Cans
dian Gouers msnt explains that the incres..
= directed against the American lumber
NEE. The large lumber { rms IN Michigan
hsvs taken up enormous tinoer limits in
Ontario and srs cutting davn the choicest
tlnhsr vsrv rssiily. The duty has tvic.
been Put ~. wifa fhe viev o. 1iscour sginx
opersticns. but ~ith ssck increase ths INN
bermen snlsrxs8 their fscil'tiss This yin
ter's cut ernmss 80 - unprs eedrntiv
isfzs. r8e vs0ts # the iumbsr 80 cns =
tsxen scroSs fhs lsxe aud ~ once nSess n
~ Aneyicaa mills. 8ot cest being ex-
psnded f,f Canadian iaoor. The Govern
meBt = rssoIT ITsd - aase ae kaxiaess IN
pro6ssbls and II he g piil nos DO i q
stiil sesvisr tsx wil ee imposed ssd other
measures adopted
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-15

BsooKLYs. Nov. 1.-The North Second
a., Les-sve. and Dsrimer-st car lines yer.
tied up this ns5nins. the men refusing tc
iske the cars out The three lines are
operated by enc company. The company
have Zee discssrgine drivers and cooeRor-
ors he ongax 70 the Knights Of LssoY
recently, and the men Who remained struck
iocsy g. have them resnsssted L is be
ssvsd tasi ta- trousls viii Be adjusted by
arksrr.tscn
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-15

TIE aoondey7nlrade ape are doing IN e4e,y
department aooua surprise rs II aoe asd nor
kno7o the oauSe
Ne are constantly 6n,qng foy ouy aohole-
sale as aOeH as 0uv immense retail trade
orr purchases are made far Cash, and
yOu kn0z0 CASH IS bo7oey
Ne haze an Eastern 6uyer o0nslanlly on
the aoutch fer bargains and hhese 6aygasns 7oe
gr7e tie PEOPLE
Ne dent kno7o qohat II IS Ia haze an acca--
mutation ef ola, sAob-aoO1n, Out-gf-seaSon Sf1 q
ub0u ou1 shel7eS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-15

BALTIsozs Nov. l4-It is believed tbst
ts~re "a q movement On foOs smons %.
stoekbeidsrs ~ the Bsi6ners 4 0aio Rosd
% rsx. s>nasor Gormsa President Of -.
comPsnV. The snn1s meeting of stsck-
aoieers ~lli tsx. pace Eext 1ooosy whe,
TIE sosrd 81 directors siii - . sected. The
eaSsae prssseent VII - made y noash
istsy
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-15
KILLED WITH AN Ak.

Domestic Difficulty Terminates Fatally In
Texas.
GLADEwATER. Tex. Nov. 14.-Mondsy
night George Roden completely deca pitated
Nathan Owens, while trying TO kill him
with q razor. Owens entered Roden's bed
room through window and was about 10
cut bis throat with a razor when the latter
awoke and rushed out. but was pursued
and cornered at woodpile. Roden seized
an az. knocked Owens down, and cut his
head of. Domestic trouble caused il.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-15

Presents a busy scene at all houys of the day
and aoe are n0f surprised IN the least. /oy soe
are reccs7qng tie 9e,y hatea styles dazly 6y
erbyesS, and still they donf c0me fist enough
fer the demands of ouy large fyade 7he
season has only o0mmenccd and ab to dofe ne
hare mere than doabled the sales of 0ne gear,
ago. Uy0a intend 6a,qmg a garmenf Of any
k1nd a1hake0ey this season, If mil he 1ouy Aosc
Il yoa do nat snstea oay Cla~b Debar7menf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-15
sIRlkINe sRAkeMsN.
TIE Rrsksnsn st the l.. y. A & G. system
Take Visienf Measures

LsFsTETTx. Ind. Nov i4-Ths strike Of
the Louisville. Nsr Albany & Chicago
o-sksmen sssun ~ q serious sspeCt today.
TIE strikers ubco1pled cars. grsssed to-
trsck ssd ofherwiss fhrsatsns5 the trsia-
master ib kis sfforss 70 gst out freight
tzlas. Three ST. sers vs7. srrssted and
~veTsl engineers who refas~d - tsxe eut
trains without brzrsnsn we're Immediately
4 scasrzsd. The railroad authorities pro-
scouting attorney and police of7c.rs bed .
secret cozfsrsBss IN the Mayors ofoe to-
ni<ht vith tas vies Of sdopsi1x Dis1s 70
sljgst The diE1cuity.
CHIcsso. Nov. I4-Fivs brsksunsn erE-
olavss by ths Louisville a Ns~ Aissar
Rad AZ ths Fifty-drst street yards in this
clsy vert cat % strike to-day snd s7sc-
tuailv prsvens>d ne company from sending
cut aaT - fhe freight nov ~ the vards
The der rs of - men sre tie save ss
thoss E.sce a. LsssYst1s and other 20 rss.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-15

FH71ADEEFEfk. Ncv l4-rhs rrunk Lin-
var = still rssiae With = ong. loitssr strux-
&c IN prosp@rt Prominent rsiirasr mn
ian,lfar rftb ths s;tnsfioa ssT thsf fhe -
FenasTlvsnis resd - tbe so1ta P=nnsvf
venis srcirct tn ~aich ths Fsadsrsilt n
tzrezf = rr,rrsrsrf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-11-15
BONDS FOR SALEI

A LIMITED NUMBER OF CORPORATION
INVESTMENT BONDS maturing in ten ffeen
aud twenty years. viii be sold IN srnouuts
from FIVE 70 twenty thousand dollars. these
bonds are guaranteed by = corporstion hsv-
ing three snd hsd millions sBrplus and inres-
tors will realize from - to per cent interest on
sbe investment o0e-tenta 70 one twentieth down
and t5s balance in yesviy lnsts rneDts if desired
in vestigstion solicited. snd further parsiculsr
furnished ~ r. x Nhiissn, Lslngstou build
iag. Grand Rapids.