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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
CHURCH CHIPS

Unitarian services a. the Ladies Liter
sry Club rooms morning snd evening.
Preaching by Rev. Geo. Bachelor, Of
Boston.
Second-si. NJ. T. Church.-Jss w Reid,
pastc. Services at usual bours. Su'ie'f
next sunday evening, The Higher Plane
ei Political Action"
Public services will be held al p. IN. By
the New and Latter House of lsresl, 81 80
Csnsl-st. Subject: In Ny Fathers House
are Many Mansions.
Mission Wood Presbyterian church. Wm.
II. Hoffman pastor. morning rubi.c
Barring the Marks Of the Lord yesus.'
Evening service as usual.
Fret Reformed Church.-Rev. 7. Moer-
dyke Pastor Ia tie morning on The re-
crei of Life. and in the evening on How
he Voted AL are cordially invited.
Universslist-Rev. Charles Fiuhrer. pas.
tor Morning subject. inspiration
Evening subject; The Divine Ownersnip'
an all souls serving. Sunday school a.
noon.
At The 4. NJ Zion church. Finb-sye-
Rev. J. y. Given. pastor. Subject evening.
half past :. The Nora Responsibility II
Voting" Text the ~ Psalms twentieth
verse.
Rev Dr. Knapp rector % Grace church.
wil presoh Ia the morning on The
Hunger Of the soul aud IN the evening on
The lmpossibiliiT Of Being secret
Christian
wealthv-ave. Baptist church. y Y Bsn-
nett pasto-. morning subject Weighs
Measures Companions Evening Cbsif
Sermon Young Peoples meeting o. 6.5J
,. N. Bible school Al noon.
smith Memorial Congregations, corner
- Weslfhy-ave. and Finnev e. Rev -
evening a. usutl. conducted by The pastor
mesiing ~ O'clock
Trinity Church. corner n Esst Bridgs- -si.
and CoiIees-sve Rev. Sidney II Wood.
| ford B j.. Rector SERVICES sunday morn
ing 100 O'Clock sunday evsDiuR o'clock
Sunday School. inf0 clock q m. Friday
evening. service 81 80 o'clock.
Division Street n y church Rsv. J
Graham - y pastor Preaching NOR.
ins snd evening nv the pastor Iu the
evening young mfns service ureoesded hy
short praise service sunday school a.
noon. Yours psopss meeting a. D. m
81 Nsrk = Churcs Rev osmpA. Pair.
1 y D. Rector. I3f -uucsF sffsr Trinity
7s m Holy Communion 1000 q a..
rerf0rs Meus Bfh.s Cass 1000 o. ~.
s8ndsv school 1900 rn nornsna rrsvef
sud sermon or -fbs hIeefiqr. Daf TpfF
SO kesp7rti fi ify bv Eer Campbell Fsif.
10 D BHerlDss for fne f.,of ~ Grand
Rspas go .. " s. Hsrks Afternoon
r8odsv Seapo' 4ga =. ru. forfh ersua
Bsb.ds s2nas4 school. CD'i-aFs su1 4uifn-
tFs1
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

The Navy osHclais Talk Dr~veiy But Csa't
Ftad a Ship of War

The Navy Osiciais Talk Dr~veiy But Csa't
Ftad shtP of War.
WAsurSeroS Nov. The Navy Depart
rnsnt Is doing al IL eau to hasten the ar
rival n Hsyrian waters Of sufficient force 20
protect tae interests Of Americans there.
Commander Harmony. Acting Secretary Of
TIE Navy. vas sesa ~ a rrespoDdent to-
gh1 He said the hsarsags viii be ready
20 sal la three or four DAYS. In tne mean
time tus department. aas been trying 70
commune cate oy telegraph with she Boston
which rscentiy sailed from NcW ork agd
which is now 81 0ravt0Hn or sOmeW here
or fns coast Of Nicaragua. It = impossible
20 rsacA her bv Telegraph direct. because
there a. no line 70 the city where sue is
thought to be lying. But instructions will
b. Immediately tslsgrapaed 70 the United
Staiss representative a. the nearest point
snd ns vii lorsaFd hem D. ths most ex-
Pee Dos way % re snip.
The Boston. said the fommodors,
"wii. 20 Co Hsyt. The kssrssZs will so
too. e is SIMPLY question Which viii gst
there frsf. aus one gesseli wiil b. equal 10
a. nss,fs af che OCCASION. Whatever Amer
ican vessels hsvs been seized viii be
promptly taken back. The Hsytan Gov
eminent has done very stupid thing IN
ss1soil shing blockade without giving any
Z uoucs 1f if.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER a 1888

= tcx sxcslislee 81 fos trsf nasuseF esa =
laalatAlaea. it should - AsartlF saYlsoftto
49, assEs - e H.
It = Proposed O. make up shsEs parse
u 81 tsu a. Adrian saa save ths s-fsS
sorss 81 tbst elIy TIE cQnceTn i zsoat
tbsf amount ~ia tos hois.
Is ]. nepsa 90 bsvs ths fFains Funuiog
ca me uea a road -. veen ksv tiiy sna
hi sat - Jaausrs !. tns Uss 4Fs Bos
ns ~ distributed on ths h1s
Capt Ii. +. Merrill. one Of The best
k1enn busiae ess meu 0f Bay CsiF. ssiEe2
into a. unkusfdet ueaeG "Wednesday
pi- 81 snd a4s seriously hurt.
Nrs Frsacss vas horribly and probably
fsfa.iy buInsd a. Brighton. Sic wss ln An
Clubhouse. smoking pips. when heT o.otn-
ins eaught ire A neighbor Ars G.. r.
Juasou. tFi~i lo pui Out The IRE 1nd w4s
hsIssli badly bafne1.
A year azo 0a Halloween r ". Provjn's
slsn was taSsn ifoiu his siose a. &c star
sprngs. Nr ProFin did not see Il seA.n
natil The muruiue n November after ile
young folks had nulsned Their HaiioWs rn
cel-orsiSn. Wben he iOund it had b c. pat
bae lu lls place.
Postmaster Wm. Ainslev. Of Wilismston.
wa0 IA icenly aud ntYsiesiously vanished
from Williamson 80 ui wrek 40. alter
having been assaulted aud u0Ded On tie
street ole nlEht while talking 20 . womaL
vita wnom hls name had been unDlrss-
artiy mixed, has returned irou Indiana.
fen days ago the Calumet & Hecla
Smelling cOmgEny made two plates OF
copper torty-thfee inches square aud i've
Eud one-sighlh Inches in thickness Weigh
ing three thousand pounds each. These
plates sre the largest, by four hundred
pounds, ever turned out on Lake Superior
The 81. Ignace Democrat has disappeared
aud Ia ~ place sppesrs the 81. lgnAce AcIes.
Tom llama late OF ST. Clair, late OF
Duluth and later of Marquette, aud Z. \.
AreheArt late OF Marquette. are the new
proprietOrs, and the paper Is to be OF the
Independent order, with Il nose for news, II
Is said.
The Cheboygan Ncms says: The balance
Of the logs OF hand at W. & A. McArthur's
mill vii. De cleaned up Saturday night.
whea they viii shut down for the season.
This seasons cut will reach II 900 600 feet
During The Winter tine mill viii receive er-
tensive repairs. The old gang will be taken
out aud replaced with new one OF the
WicSes pattern, which will considerably
increase the capacity Of the mill
An announcement was made that Man
ager Frank Godfrey had .re,ired from the
Stale printing firm, l. premature. Mr..
Godfrey states that while Mr. Trop, the
| other member of the urn, has agreed TO
| sell his half interest under certain con-
| diiions. the matter has no, yet been
| agreed upon. In fact II il probable that
| the present contract will be finished with.
| out a change in the firm. He says there is
DO foundation for the rumOrs OF difficult
| ties IN the hrl.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

A.sfber Chapter "a th- History sf Phfls-
e~iphfa's S.sre snd D-lusion-
PHrtspst puIA. Nov. Another chapter
q the Kelley motor history vas recorded
yesterday Ia the Cogrt Of Common Pleas.
v Bsrnst - Van, one of The sKuerts sp-
pointed BY The cogrt 70 make examination
~ the motor assigned to Bsnnet G. Wilson
bv Johu " Nssiy In 1889 died minority
report giving enc results Of bis ingssiigA
fion- Nr Ls Van stated that Ira as opin-
len ne machines exaibited % the experts
by Ar kseiy 10 DOT conform a construc-
tion. principle nr operation 20 the luvsn-
ton described .n enc c0rapI aiuaDt = oil As
hsviag ns~n sssiEnei - him oT the invsn-
tor Ihs machfns mentioned in the
assignment ~ described A. q reacun< viora-
torT motor. indepsndsnt sf any ou.site a.
piisncrs 10 urcdac~ nlofion ard power
whiIe M. - Van reported thst the geners-
tsr sharn bim bv Ar hee wss station
srv strucfure. dependent upuu he manic
ulsfinn ~ al operator. snd c0uId By no
pcssi bilfv % ulade se.foperaang.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

where ,hs massy Hs- fissn Placed snd
~ Nhean.
As election dss draws scarer tlfe interest
IN The result Increases snd ihe betting De
comes oorrsspondingiy heavier. The total
sun wsgered ln Grand Rapids wiil exceed
SO. .05o e. 099 oi which la heen lsii 10
the hands Of CLERK A2thhun OF the Morton
House a. Stakeholder THE money.
SAID MT. RslhbBn. has been wasefed prln-
cipally on Beltnsp aud b ord, bni oonsi der
able oi ID u also ga TIE general eleCiiOa.
The latest bcis made here were on lTiosy.
between Chas "a. Haze ano Harry Long.
Lsch placed 500 0u their fsNoutes, heke
betting o. ! ord aud long 90 bsituap.
tleg also pnferfd 1900 each. making fue
total deposit y eD3. s. 900 SIDE. ou the
general electiou.' The sl 30 that r A.
Parish ofirred % place on Belknsp has hot
Vet been taken
Atswesls Hotel. the headquarters % the
Ford men. bei Nesu 5000 aud $50 600 bst
been siaked ln sums ranging from ti.WV
doWn~Srdt. The siakeholoef, ~. john
son, VAS retlceut when QuestloBeo as - tie
be3tors names.
Al Prank Bonusips old ssioon on PEARL
st. Prank Hines yesterday mornine,
offered 500 even oB f0ff. and
The bet Nat QUICKLY covered.
Meriue taking 500. RpG = parry hose
name We could not learn. tte other : 90.
kr Bonnsii vac made sisEehsioef.
Pierce bros & slauucE afe SHAREHOLDERS
for wager amounting 90 s. 800. DIVIDED
into number 81 bets. lehaf Tie
money 10 on Beknsp aud iord and ~
greater part Of toe balance ou New fofk
and Indiana.
Il have SO up." said a gentleman ~
sseeis H0tei ycsisf lay nfteTnoon SIC
each on Luce. Beitnap. New 1ofs and
Indiana Ten uOiisrs that you lose AL
your beis" quietly spoke . well tuovn
man sround town Done spo ihe
wager vas closed
Among those Who hsvs made bets oi
81 0J9 and upwards besides those perii,sn-
ed above. are Joseph Shire. who accepted
Harry " Longs bet of 81 100 on New
YORK. the genera resuif aud BeikDsp. y.
q. Johnson. shout 81 80 iD email sums.
Ira C. Hatch. 81 600 Or more. Prank Bon-
neil. who = stakeholder for wsgers
amounting o. 81 DO ar upwards. sud
Harry Wiodiconb us said 10 bsye over
81 900 wsgered.
At The Clarendon aud Bridge ~ Hotels q
0rgs amount 81 money has been wsesfed
ou the results. and Harry Dibb 81 the
Eagle is stskeholoer for lssce amount
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
THE MEETING AT THE HALL.
A Large and Enthusisstfc Audience Pre-
saying Victory.

saying Victory.
Hartman's Hall was packed with great,
enthusiastic. good feeling audience. The
chairman, +. b. Fisher, IN calling the meet
ing to order, at qusrter past 9 O'Clock. said
that it was too late for any prolonged dis
cussion of the principles az issue. The Re
publicans had met for love ieasi, and
renewal OF their determination 70 bury the
Democracy on Tuesday. Gladstone bat
short time agp qaid that America was pass
ing England in commercial growth on a
canter. Germany also beheld our growth.
aud seeing that II was owing 10 the tsrf
laws. herself adopted = protective tsrf with
beneficial results. The silk industry IN
England is falling into decay. and those
who are engsge3 in IL attribute The falling
OF 20 Englsnd's free trade policy.
Curbst0ie arguments as a rule did not
amount 10 much. but from his Office that
dav be heard one which he thought very
appropriate. A lAborng man said -Four
wears ago il was sai0 that We di8 not want
a speaker in Congress. but good business
man That argument was good enough
then. and / voted for nr. COmstock. Now
/ want 10 know what's the matter with
Belknarg" A. he said this he turned 20
Captain Belknsp and introduced him 10 the
audience
As the Captain arose every one of the
thousands present sent ont q shout and
several minutes passed before quiet could
be restored.
Mr.. Beisnap thanked The audience
for the splendid ovation, and sad
that II the people sent him T.
Congress be shoula give bis best abilities 90
the service 0i the uistret He believed ln
protection =, should put forth every exs =
ton 30 defend aau strengthen fhe cause 81
the g1rkiuzmsn. ne b. evsi also TAX
ing care OF men vbo perilsd thsIr lives FOR
tbe3r country The bssi Ess none too good
Tor them and II s.eC ed 20 propose8 - nae
his endesv0rs ~ give General Harrison q
chance 20 sfxn = dependent psnsieu bili.
Wm Alden smith Wss the next spesFer.
II referred 20 tae rsIir hsli on the pre-
vious svsuif z br Size Prof. ~ ser $50 whom
10 ssid were mis9e 20 uarsiisfs whose
efafts coald tend 0rfV % ore eud--the de-
leai ~ re Herub csa ticket
The ReuuaHcsn pa-fr hsrs f01Rhf 10 fhs
front every uoraI issae and if fhs frrti isl-
08uists 0ogl3 hsve pa'eaee fle tefa per-
sncs os1se would in due une rece Ve ifs
rrf.rsr attention The free frafers lo3sr
rere irhshifsrrs ~ dresn snd ard vs-s
the dfseen5s1ts ~ tire sfsresr1en wbo
s~rue1 far fhs srferslgu - ssvers gho
proposed ~ rar tte uuH' 'sc deot 81 issniuR
a. ual n - rors 1er ~ prom sss nef 70
pay Iha Rer esrs sse stsf uoTfar
Q~sraIv forrsr1 fa H1s sfh the psst
sfiors u 5s.sase ~ Amsrirsn istor.
Ret - fres fYadfrs Efsn5 fhe bnzl 81
snxsous ffsy wider rasrKsf ire Demeerstie
party AZ s1s far eStee fleveiard snxioes
- sssp his inavid7slfv upgb fhs
nrnrn saa n II For8 sar ems
ior soc ssecess - free tra3s The
sF.eaTer pad eiovtng ;r-tu.e ~ tas fsr
"a ~ r1e.asrf r.eeaafa r-r.rtverr1 -
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
TRYING TO BEAT The HoLLANoeRs.
4 scheme Ia Ottawa County to Disfran

4 scheme In Ottawa County to Disfran-
chise Newly-M ado CItizons.
tt-Aa1sSt "a yaS VsAteN,N- -rtsA.s.
GRAND HAVEN. Nov. 3.-The latest
Ford scheme n this county is 10 prevent
several hundred Hollsnders who have on y
their first papers. from voting. For the
last twenty years in this county IT has
been the custom Of the County Clerk 20 20
into tae Holland towns once every two or
three wears and take the applications OF
those who desire TO obtain their first papers
The Ford men have now obtained super
visors OF election TO be appointed amt il is
the intention of the Ford managers To have
the Supervisors challenge ali voters whose
declaration Of intention was made outside
OF the Clerks Office, aud By such and Otnef-
wise 10 prevent tnem from voting. Bat
the Republicans of Ottawa county are onto
this scheme of SIR. Ford and his conspira-
tors, and they may rest assured IL viii not
work
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
NEARLY SUFFOCATEO.
An Aged Couple at the Michigan House
Nearly Killed.

An Aged Couple at the Michigan House
Nearly Killed.
Friday night Mr.. and Mrs. T. LOOMS, OF
White Cloud. came to this city and put up
At the Michigan House. When they re-
tired AR. LoOmis was instructed IN turning
o!f the gas. but be must have turned II oil too
much. ss be left IL so that n small amount
Of gas escaped into the room. so much 50
that Mrs. LoOmls nearly suflocated and
Mr. LOOMS mad just strength enough to
poand the door for help. Or. Rozema was
called az a. m, aud when be got there
Mrs. Loomis was rigid. and IL took three
hours OF hsrd work 10 bring her back to
her senses again. The old couple had so far
recovered as TO be able TO go home last
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
VOTE EARLY.
Danger That Numbers Of Noters May be
Deprtysd of the Franchise

Danger That Numbers Of Noters May be
Deprived of the Franchise.
The registration in the Third ward has
been very large this year. The number Of
voters will be 80 great IN one precinct that
10 viii be necessary for the inspectors 70
receive al average of almost three votes
minute during the entire nine hours from
a. m. 20 . d. N. II will be seen from this
bat unless the voting goes on
-teadiiy from the time The polls
ppen until they close, IL viii
be impossible for the inspectors 20 take al
lie votes which NAV be presented. II j.,
therefore, oi the utmost Importance hat
every Republican In that ward should be at
me polls and vote as esrlv as possible, and
see that hls friends DO the same. There BE- n
danger here which should arouse every Re
publican 10 vigorous and early work.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

~ Murderer - ~. an, Wr- Hifchcocs
Tells ~ Ansfher risodY Crfsse.
Les kvarIrs. Cal. Nov. Fred An.
schlss. NV in ia'l here under sentence Of
death ior ihe murder 81 Mr. and NJ Hi'ch-
cnck e. Garden Grove. souns months szo.
has made r~irten Confession IF The nur-
der cf luhus fe1g1 in September f-sT.
Fsush wss nsiFahor 81 Anscalsz. who
then residei in huEIer rrHnsV snt A.
SO < c.sirs fhst he vas ins1irsd ts e .I
FsuE1 hv f~o uen--tfecrea @tsnger sri
enc Barter IN or8er ta nhtsin FsuEh
nonev. stsuEsr VS. sr~pstei se San Fran
cisco aeiaV. snt ktr1ers Whereabouts sTe
ust<1cw
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
CHICAGO ALL ABLAZE.

Thirty Thsussnd Torches In tho Line-A
Big Demonstration.
CHrcAGo. Nov. 3.--Cook county Republi-
cans closed the campaign tonight with the
grandest demonstration and largest parade
in point Of numbers ever witnessed in Chi
cAgo. IL vas estimsted tha; thirty thous-
al nsrUners we're In line. and for over
two hours the down town streets were
occupied ov the parade. Windows, bal
comics, hotels, business houses and resi-
deEces along the route were thrOnged with
enthusiastic spectators. ladies waving hand
kerchiefs and the crowd along the side
walk shouting for Harrison aud Morton.
The cable lines and other street cars were
n a standstill for over two hours.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
A FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.
One Man Killed aud Five Others Seriously
Injured.

One Wan Killed and FiVe Others serlously
Ir jured.
EAST SAGINAW, Nov 3.-This morning
about 800 clock. frightful accident oc
Cured az Saginaw Citv, by which one man
lost his life aud five others were dangerously
injured. A large empty wagon was left
standing in the middle OF the street last
night, and when hose cart No. l with SIX
hremen dash along in response to al
alarm collision took place thrOwing the
fi-emen of the cart, which. falling on top,
crushed all IN amore or less terrible manner.
Heary Jordan. aged 30, was injured so
severely that he is expected TO die; Ben
Harrington bad both LEGS broken, and Is
bruised all over; Thomas Trshsn was badly
hurt about the head and shoulders; Robert
HUDSON on the hD and legs; Foreman
William Pondon, right leg injured.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

have ths mora c3us4ss 81 sland a. for bis
c.ets s8sinss tlt atisaks oi t1t Sauta.
y ,. StQsri {uass forklDs James A.
cove. J. 1 ura9i Rev 0isiu ftsa A
A4yasf1 n. A. Ia.engn john Patton
gf anS Wa. ! Adams ass nsas saon
sgssee1es
TIE exercises we're pleasantly varied ~
p4'fioiie airs p.sye3 st Intervals 10 he
bant.
tas speechrs wefs ell Teplee vith good
peiAtS aod Sere spIaAaaea o. tue sfao
Zoe Tremendous sKhimuon af enthusiasm
urea "a enselg wei loI ihs KspathQsn
slceess ana au Saa ~els pTescal we1t
toue cannlenl ~ gsciorg
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
A FATAL SHOOTING
Two Men Set Upon by HUMANS and shot
Look for a >ecktie Party.

Look for a >ecktie Party.
WuKEsBAEKE. Pa. Nov. 3.-AnOther ter
rible shooting afirsy occurred in this county
last night. Henry Berlew and George
Lleaellyn, two citizens OF Pittstou were
returning in a carriage from Pleasant
Valley when their horse WAS stopped IN a
lonely spot in the woods by two men who
carried rihes. They said they wanted 10 ride
bat the men in the carriage whipped up
their horse and bad gone a short distance
when the others fired upon the carriage.
fatally wounding BerleS and seriously in
iuring bis companion. The horse then ran
away and was not stopped until Pittston
was reached. The men were taken from
the carriage unconscious. Great excitement
prevails over the affair and lynch law IS
threatened.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
FOR 5AsTARoY.
barry wsbbsr Arrested on . New Charge
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
The Glsssford Webber matters took an
other turn yesterday. by Miss Glsssford
having Harry We0ber arrested on a warrant
charging him with bsstsrdy. Webber wss
first arrested on a cspiss but the complain
snt vas compelled 70 pay his board while
IA isil. snd not beirg millionaire, she
could rot DO H. 80 she commenced the suit
charging him vito bastsrdy. The bail was
fxed Al $40. which Weobsr thinks ne will
he able 10 give. The case giA come up
November 9 Al 10 o'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

FH1krEfrsls. Nov. 1-The isry n 80
e.ss of Aasm Fsrspaggh sgSlust the Dele
Comrsrr. 20 recover fsnsgss s'r fuiuv
done the -ircus DrcpertE n rsilrnat cet-
hsien sesr sinEhsm i11. y. Y us a1er-
a. Al a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

Two Boys Arr..tsa Tor Di.s"rhf,r ~.
Farsae.

Peter Ne vile snd Gerrlt RTnus VS. -.
rssted a. cha ~ Dsp1tv sheriff Nsirsuaa q.
The bors wsrs amusing tbsnsslvss bg
tesrinE hs1usrs a. tesy pssssd IN ths pr8-
crss5on. s08 ~ fhroxinz nj ssiss - the
a1rsenen fs Weirsns pssssl the aeFs
strscs BE horss sn1 ser passing % dr.
n1gn 81 sr6 rsnf back waen - fsuT {
Csc ters r1iaz tte ssrae acf 20 sther horss-
men. Whe- Io3rel seh 90 fbs nsrs re
b-qs rnsas ac ftslr ID fs tbst t5sF hs5
n9f hs1 - n1eh f1a sfts- e.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

frs Yotr EoT 5-fbs iabs-ien bers
MonTgfa - flsd - = oc.ocf iisis fsornins
foF fbs wet rpssi n hfrics tmvnf 70
iusfuigrsris ~ h1,ers ess bsranosf slss.
nsra. ~ Hosfer ent BE Eve children. $40
rufnfer cf reEre r3l0ntetf i0f tffe r.
pualir ~ Liberia Tbouiss oGies go vie
sne fse rbii0rsn. ~ Nrsndotts kss.. sn1
Ms-v 81 xgss ~ ftiesge sfs smsnE -
f.esr4t fleerf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
SPRING LAKE AROUSED.
One Big Meeting and Two Overflow
Meetings Held Last Evening

Meetings Held Last Evening.
GRIND HAyEN. Nov. 3.-At Spring Lake
tonight was one OF the largest meetings
we're delegations present from COopersville.
Lamont. Eastmanville, Nunica and Grand
Haven. The main meeting was addressed
by Hon @. w. Mcbride. who made one OF
his Characteristic speeches. and Hon.
Dwight cutter, VINO made strong protec-
ton speech.
Thsre we're two overflow meetings held.
addressed by Representative J. v b. Good
rich.ard Louis Ernst, of CoOpersYille The
town wss crowded, and was the most en-
thusiastic ever held in the county.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

WtsHrsFTes a. q. Fev s-kins pro
fusslv dersrstsd Fo 'man sleeping csrs
sesrinz s59 3slsgsies ~ ibs convention -
brotherhood ~ faegfnotive fngiHssrs
reafntlV in sa-s 80 - Rifhfoana. "a POI 'f1
int8 fbe STATION this Kn0Tr'nz. 2 30 asie-
fsfe vieie9 pisces ~ interesf snd csiies ~
ihs - hiis House fis afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

sxsNsV-, - vssssas~ ssNN.s-
MAsQUE ErrE, Nov. 3.-Ths biggest Rspub-
lican rally Of the campaign il on tonight
Nearly seven hundred torches in line and
the whole city IL abiszs vita fireworks aud
ilInminafi0ns. Toe Republicans are Wild
and The Democrats disconsoiale.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
RAILWAY saASH-UP.
A Coiiision on the Michigan Central Rail-
road az Toledo.

a toIIIsIon on The NIThFCan tentTsI FsII-
road AZ Toledo.
TOLrDo. Nov. 3-Tbe n0rib-bound Mich
igan Central train which left here at 6
O'Clock for Detroit. collided With pony
engine At Airline Junction. in the suburbs
of this city Both the engines and 'front.'
end of the baggage car we're wrecked. and
the following persons injured. Charles
Madison. yard brakeman, leg broken. Geo.
Biftener. engineer of pony, bead cat with
gisss. George Zimmerman. pony conductor.
foot hurt James StrufuerS. passenger en-
gineer. iesped from the engine and sus-
tsinsd severe bruises. Robert JscEson. =
passenger. res 3erce. Detroit tvO mrs
broken.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

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faers.ens fhie. is o. visit ~ this 80,
sas 49, rensain here f0r t~e ~ three osys.
Hs = ie cues II Ax.ortnE. tae sDscendins
TREASURER.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

rtsss Nov 8--6 terrific explosion o.
eB-res To-Day ia ere Csrnr@gusc oDsl pii IN
ne rersTful ~ svefrsn L.Trty rDiuers
vers Fi1sd Ivsnff-tvo bodies beVs beet
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

NV Tesx. Nos s---Ths Enh~is s~rivFyi
ssdss snd snouE tie nsssensers ~ers Ga. .
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Az<~rssn, tae ismoas scfress.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
a big s@onsirA,ion At Calumet.

CALUwrr. Nov. 3.-A great Republican
demonstration sss hsld here tonight Big
meetings we're addressed bY number Of
IOcsl speakers snd = monster parade. in
which 0v er twelve hundred men took psrt
Uas hsie
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
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