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Cnncn Entric. Today.

The following entries for the Clifton
races were posted last night at Powers 4
Co, s Turf Exchange:
fini llace-scyenoig hths Of a mile. selling. Al
olson w llcarsay Gelding ~, Ilaylehatch iis
Spring llcllc filly no.
Second llnce seven. clEhihs Of a mile. selling
lcfclcs III Alfred 100. Harry lOl. Lancaster iul
heiund To-, fini Attempt 100. America 100. Lcclaii
~ bieso1 lOl, Little IaHo l0l, Prince Edward 100
Facml p5,iitilc lhrviOot a.
Third kacc-ono milo. selling nlll bond rs,
iOl, Golden bell lcO
Fourth Raoc- scvcn-cighths mile. Handicap
OsccolH llo, Iattlcf 10. liiruum llA Loadflu llb
hlnglcsi0nc no, Lucy H. TO-. Rebellion 100 Fire
fly lN Liitleoow H., 100, Pat Moran i05. Lcclair
100. Aumgl
fiflh llacc-Onc aud one sixteenth mile Sell.
Ing Taitlcf 10, lrOufumafto no, First Attempt
ITO Hunlclaise no. Biscuit no Miiirrd no. Green.
field no, TaxnathOrcr IiO. auucfVlsof ia
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New Orleans ~. birmingham a.

Special plspaich " The Appeal
BrUNiNonAN, Ala, April IA second
exhibition game Of ball was played this
afternoon between the New Orleans club
and the local nino which resulted In a
score Of 10 TO . In favor Of the visitors.
Tho batteries were Watkins and Toughey
for tho homo team aud Houston and
schaomar Tor New Orleans. Tho visiting
club played pretty strong game all
round, their weakest point being In the
iiolders. The home team played very dis.
crcditably as general thing. Their
pitcher was rotten, but Toughey, the
catcher, was excellent lilo stops every
ball aud throws beautifully. Tho local
team leaves tonight for Atlanta, and the
New Orleans boys leave on the same train
for Charleston.
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From advance proof sheets of West Side
Park, Chicago, pragram TnE APrrAL ex.
tracts the following
First Day, May l3-Fist ruce. three.
iourihs Of mile, for oil ages, 5000. Sec.
ond race, selling, purse $500, one mile.
Third race, for two-year-olds, Eve eighihs
Of mile, purse $780, Fourth race, sell.
ing, purse $500, six iurlongs. Fifth race,
for three car-olds, purse $3.50, mile and a
furloag.
Second Day-Fint race, selling, purse
$3.50. six furlongs Second race, selling,
puse 800, ak furlongs. fhird race, han,
dicaP. mile and quarter. 200. Fourth
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FRAMED HIS OWN REMEDY.

Sam Hunt Collects Part OF What Bon
Parker owOd Him. Bat What Noxt7
Bon Parker owed Sam Hunt a. Some
body else owed Ben Parker s., and paid
him the sum In presence Of Hunt. Sam
concluded that this was a favorable timo
TO collect some Of his debt, and, as the or
binary machinery Of the law furnished no
such remedy us the peculiar oxigcncics OF
the case demanded, heprocccded to frame a
remedy OF his own. llo picked up piece
OF plank and, striking Parker over the
head strong blow, knocked him down;
then reaching down into the stunned mans
pocket, extracted tho - thoroirom, and
went on his way rejoicing. lie was ar
rested aud will DO tried Saturday before
Justice Gavin.
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ProRlA, Ill.,, April lS-At yesterdays
meeting Of the Western Dhlillcrs' aud
Cattle Feeders Association, otherwise
known ~ the whisky trust, tho only
change In administration was an arrange.
mont by which q representative OF the
Easiern dealers trust was admitted. A
dividend Of onc-iourlh Of per cent was
declared.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April is.-waltcr p.
Cowcn, arrested recently. and supposed
TO DO Walter II, Smith, the 81 Paul rob
Der, was today released ON q telegram
from 81, Paul 10 the effect that the pris.
oncr could not be- identified a. Walter II.
smith. Tho authorities here failed 10
make out a case Tor fraud on the banking
scheme, aud the mysterious Cowcn will
leave tonight Tor Chicago.
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Prizes Casbed I'm Pull without Deduc.
lion.

We, the undersigned Bankers OF New orlAns
La. will pay all prizes drawn In tho Louisiana
State Lotteries which may be presented at our
counter. r. ~ WALMSLEY,
President Louisiana National Bank.
PIERRE LANAuX,
President state National hank.
A. BALDWIN
President n. o. National nank.
CARL KOHN,
President Union National Bank
The subscribers having supervised the Single
Numbcr Drawing. Class ID" LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY. hereby certify that the above arr the
numbers which wcrc this day drawn from the 100.
lug 10 them.
wi,ncs, our hands at New orleans. la. this Tues
day, April 10, lssg
@. 7. BEAUREGARD,
J. A. EARLY.
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An unLnarn Nan H,lIca.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April is.-An UNI
known man was killed by a train Of freight
cars In the Newport News & Mississippi
Valley Railroad yards this morning. IIo
had placed himself by the track and laid
his head over tho rail 40 that the wheels
Of the cans passed over his neck, breaking
II ut once. There Is no clue TO his identity,
but ho appeared 20 be a mechanic out oil
work. The remains were not disagurel.
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nerretnr, rraey,. T,o,tc,,.

NV YoRK, April ls.-Thc crowd Of
buyers which attended the second days
sale Of tho trotiing stock Of Secretary OF
the Navy Tracy was not 30 largo as that OF
yesterday. The bidding, however, was
great deal moro spirited and the prices
realized much larger. The total receipts
were sll3Ogl, and tho average por head
about 81 200.
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Coiumba. ~. Ilai,Imore 4.

BALTIMORE, Md, April is.-Aiicr ono
days delay the championship season was
opened hero today by the defeat u tho
local team In a sluggng game ON the part
OF iho Columbus team. kilroy was weak,
and the visitors toycd with his delivery.
The Balumorcs Jailed 10 bat the delivery
OF Mays, and folded poorly. Score;
baltimore ................O d fof q n
Columbus. .............I O e-iI
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game abounded in lively batting, but the
Browns were more fortunate in placing
their hits, and they played better game
all around than the Cincinnatis. The
fielding Of Beard, Halliday and O'Neil
was splendid, while Duiiee and Comiskey
excelIcd at the bat the former knocking
out two beautiful home runs. Score:
Cincinnati. 0 0 0 0 3 o.
IOuis u ID
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Athletic \, IIroohI,na.

PuL.DrLrnIA. Pa, April IS - Tho
opening game Of the American Association
Championship season this afternoon was
Won by the Athletics by superior fielding.
liughcss support was, nj times. ragged.
The second batc play Of Biorbaucr and the
ouliielding OF SIoycy were tho features
Score.
hthleici o O2Of0o0o-3
hIuuAll "a slssss.s ....... ID ID a d o.
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Kansas CITY \, Lou,.vIIIe q.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April lS.-The weather
was fair today. Louisville hit Mccarthy
hard, and had tho lead easily up to the
sixth. Stratton pitched splendid game,
but with two hits in the sixth, Kansas
City, on Louisville's wretched fielding,
scored seven runs. The umpiring was
faulty both ways with the balance rather
against Louisville. Score:
Louisville. .".............3 o 0 1 2 0 0 o o.
Kansas City..............0 0 o o / 90 O. i
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TnE DIAMOND.
beginning of the southern League sea

Tho Southern League baseball season
opens tomorrow, aud Memphis will cross
bats with Chattanooga. Tho new club has
In lis exhibition games made a splendid
impression, and great coincidence II cN-
pressed that the young bloods will prove
themselves the mos, satisfactory team We
have yo, had. They ought TO have no
trouble In winning majority Of games
from the Chattanooga.
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Approximation Prizes.

100 numbers from 81. 02i b 32,i2l inclusive be.
ing ~ numbers on each side OF the number
drawing the capital prize Of 500. OOO- g.
lOO numbers nom ~ so 10 1890 inclusive, he.
ing ~ numbers on each side OF the number
dmwing the capital prize Of sOO, 600
lOO numbers nom p,ll5 20 0.2i5 Inclusive be.
ing ~ numbers on each side OF the number
drawing the capital prize Of sOOO0-.........,...
w numbers ending with u, being the two last
hgures OF the number drawing the capital
liAAoui
wv numbers ending with %. being the two last
hgurcs OF the number drawing the second
capital prize OF $4,000.
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OFFICIAL DRAWING
OR THE
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
Single Number. Glass 3D."
Drawn ut New Orleans, Louisiana, ON Tues
day. April 10, 1889.

All genuine Louisiana State Lottery tickets are
dated New Orleans, and agree to pay all prizes In
New Orleans, where the company holds It's charter
from the State and where both the purchaser OF a
ticket and the company arc equally protected by
the laws OF the State and OF the United States.
name OF the Louisiana State Lottery Company,
promising TO pay prizes In other places than New
Orleans, not Louisiana State Lottery tickets at
nll but are counerfcts and cheats intended To de-
ceivo and defraud the unwary
Remember, that ONE DOLLAR is the price OF the
smallest part OF fraction OF ticket issued In any
uIaMink, Any 'luk IN our hhme onsred ~ a less
Der further when examining TO see II your ticket
has drawn n prize, never TO accept anything but
our Official drawings which are copyrighted under
the act Of Congress, and cannot DO reprinted cor
rectly under penalty OF the law.
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Am America o, ChIcngo 8.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April S.-The
spaulding ball tourists participated in a
street parade this afternoon, and then,
preceded by band Of music, proceeded to
Athletic Park, where game was called at
$3.50 o'clock. The attendance was about
1000, and the only notable features Of the
contest were the fine fielding OF Crane and
Earle's work behind the bat. Score:
All America. ..............0 3 o 0 3 0 90
Chicago......... ...............I y 0 O-5
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No; a205i draws capital prize. 100000. sold I'm
fractions ~ New York. New Orleans Boston, chi.
cngo, Buffalo, n. Y, Cleveland o., Allentown aud
Halletisyille, Tex, san Diego tai, Lexington III
g., and Red bud III. No. 30 so draws second can.
ltal prize, sl0QOO1 sold IN Washington ID al. ~.
ton, New York. San Francisco and Yuha civ CAL.
Toledo, o. Bolivar, Tenn, Canton. Miss Mariana
Ark, ana ~ PasO, Tex. No. ai65 draws Third cap.
ltnl prize 5000 sold IN San Frnncsco and sacrs.
mcnto, Cal, Washington, ID. G., B1ston Mass. 81
Louis, No, Colombo springs aud Lcadyillc Cola
Memphis, Tenn Columbus o., Jackson Mis-
Genoa. ILL.,, 0mngcr, Tex. anu Cholmsiord Mass
No. 01.oo2 draws 5000 sold IN boston Chicago
han Francisco and DcadwOod, Cal, Austin. Icx.'
Columbus, Miss, and Eau Jose, Costa Rlca. q a.
i'os. loyl. ss,ti9 draw each $1,000, sold III Wash.
ington, n g, New York. San Francisco aud Oak.
land, Cal, Boston, Mas, san Antonio Tex, Mem.
phis. Tenn, aud New Westminster. British Colum.
Ola; no. 92J1' avJ2, $40. 00,0sS bg,yCl. draw
The work Of sending the Official list 10 EVERY
COkhk,lDNDkNf begins Immediately after the
dfawing aud continues night and day until com.
pleted. should any OF our patrons exicdoncn any
delay In receiving H. II IL owing 70 theft maine 10
Ing among the last on the list
Address; VI. A. DAUPnIN,
New Orleans, Tn.
Address registered letters 10 New Orleans Nm.
uonal Bank, New Orleans, In.
ns-Entcred according 10 Act Of Congress, IN ,bs
year lo,l by the Louisiana State Lottery Conpany
10 the once OF tho Librarian Of Congress al NASH
ingion.
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The orange trees on an aero and quar-.
ter In old San Bornardino, which arc
twenty years old. bore crop this year
that sold fjr an. $50.
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tiorsfsrd'- Aeid Phosphate.
BEWARE OF iNfrArIoNA
o.. Aiiena,ed n Married woman. Low,

Nav lonK, April lS.-lnspcclor Byrnes
has incustody at Police Headquarters a
well dressed middle aged man by the
nnmo OF Waldron, who was arrested last
night ON a warrant from Michigan, whore
he Is wanted for alternating the affections
OF married lady, felony under tho laws
Of that Sta'o. Waldron will DO turned
over 10 the Michigan officers
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NJ. I.auisI2, Cioe,a,a,,a,

CINCINNATI, O., Apdlls .-The st. Louis
Browns again valopod the Cineinna,is to-
day IN tho second game VI the series. Tho
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AdNIrr 90 Mn,hrr.

Mn wlnslow sooihing syrun should aiwars i,e
utrd iuf chlllfvn icgihlnF, n sooihea tho child
tuiiCus the sums allais al rain. Guns Wind cblc
aud u The bosi rumciy iuf dlirfhca 80 bottle
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THE most cnicacious stimulnnts 90 excite
the appetite arc Angostura u ittor, prepared
hy Dr. J. q. H. sicrcrt a Sons beware OF
cOunicriciis. ASK ior the genuine article.
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MENrnis Steam Carpet Cleaning aud
Renovaiing Works. 22O Bcalc slroot. Tclc.
phone UJ6.
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PAiS from indigestion, dyspepsia. and too
hearty eating Is relieved nj once by taking
one OF Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner. Don't forgct thia
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Rrr.ialSo Of Pansols In all braneh.
nj 81 Madison street.
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The body is more susceptible to benefit
from Hoods Saraparilla now than at any
other season. Therefore take IL now.
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Tho following constitutes the program
for tomorrow's extra days racing.
rtRsr RACE-srttINo-A yAcc,

lihhr RACH-sEliiN0-h waco Ano.
fur1o sso. of which 50 10 sccnnd. Cor three year
olds and upnnfdi hofs,s Cuicnd % b. sold for
tS0. ~ carry weight iuf nEu Allowance. Two
pounds for each su1 lea down a. 500. pounds for
each slel lt-s Maitcus 3Ychr. pounds 4yrnrt
liNu lufsuEG
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MANY A LIFE

LAS been saved by tho prompt use Of
IL Ayers Pills. Travellers by land or
sea arc liable to constipation or other
arrangements Of the stomach and bowels
which, II neglected, lead 10 serious and
often fatal consequences. The moisture
means OF correcting these evils il the use
Of Ayers Cathartic Pills. The pru-
dent sailing-mastor would as soon go to
sea without his chronometer as without
asupply Of these Pills. Though prompt
and energetic In operation. Ayers Pills
leave no i'll effects they are purely
vegetable and sugar-coated the safest
medicine for old and young, at home or
abroad.
"For eight years was afflicted with
constipation, which at last became so
bad that the doctors could do no moro
for me. Then began 10 take Ayers
Pills, and soon the bowels recovered
their natural and regular action, so that
now am In
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aIcoNp nAcr-LllY cAnnIAar co.


lunc so. OF which 60 ~ sccnnd, for ycas
olds colt 90 carry no pounds aud guldings aud
Mile lui pounds. winner Of ENCcIstakc ~ carry
Iounds extra. Pour iurlongA
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Excellent

health. Mrs. G. L. Clark, Tewissbury,
Massachusetts,.
81 regard Ayers Pills as one OF the
most reliable general remedies Of our
times. They have been In use In my
family for affections requiring a purga-
tive, and have given unvarying satisfac-
ton. We have found them an excellent
remedy for colds and light fevers."-
w. X. Woodson, Fort Worth, Texas.
"For several years have relied moro
upon Ayers Pills than upon anything
else In the medicine chest, 90 regulate
my bowels and those OF the ships crew.
These Pills are not severe In their ac-
ton, but do their work thoroughly. /
have used them with good effect for
the cure Of rheumatism, kidney trou-
bles, and dyspepsia" - Capt. Mueller,
Steamship Felicia, New York City.
81 have found Ayers Cathartic Pills
90 DO better family medicine for COM
mon Use than any other pills within my
knowledge. They are not only very
effective, but safe and pleasant 10 take
qualities which must make them
valued by the public. - Jules Hauel,
Poriumer, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED nv
Or. J. O. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers In Medicines.
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ifNHH ANAA AhAAffN"
TIiinD RACE-sELLINu-a sos.
pune $40. 81 which so 10 sccnnd. cor thrcc year
ODDS hUfscs snicrcd 10 be sold Cor 81 90 a. carry
weight iuf age Allowances One pound allowed inr
each slup lCst down % sion 2pOunds Cor each siU
ltss, maidcus. pounds additional Hlx iuflonrs.
FOURTH nACE-iNo. y. M'DoNALp.
rurc siuo. of which sioo IN soound. Tor three year
olds aud upward, pounds below the scale One
mile
Eniries closo NJ q O'Clock pm. at race tmck, mi.
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ELOQUENT EULOGIES.
TRIBUTES OF RESPECT TO THE La
MENTED HOWARD GOLDSMITH.
The Cotton lind Merchants Exchanges
Do Honor 70 the Deceased Financier
"A Touching Tribute by Personal

Mr.. Edward Goldsmith, late cashier of
the German Bank, will be buried this
morning, at 10 O'Clock, from his late resi-
dence at Gill Station. Representatives Of
the Knights Of Pythias, Independent
Order OF BNai Birth and other benevo-
lent organizations OF which he was menu
Der will DO in attendance, together with
delegations from banks, exchanges and
other commercial exchanges OF import
ance.
Yesterday, after the grain call at the
Merchants Exchange, Vice-President
Mallory raped for order and called for
the report OF the committee on resolutions,
which was presented as follows:
Your committee on resolutions on the
death OF Edward Goldsmith present the
following:
Resolved, That in the death OF Edward
Goldsmith this Exchange has lost one OF
It's Most useful, active and efficient mem
bers.
Resolved, That the death OF Edward
Goldsmith Is not only a serious misfortune
TO this association Of business men, but is
indeed a calamity to the entire commu-
nifty.
Resolved, That this Exchange do hereby
present and commend the life OF Edward
Goldsmith to the youth OF our city as an
example worthy OF Their imitation, in It's
broad libcrality, its unialterng adherence
"a. duty, and In its strict integrity and
fidelity TO the smallest trust conGded TO
his care.
Resolved, That our grief for his loss is
only assuaged by the recollection of his
mani conduct under all circumstances;
his clear and incisiye judgment, and his
broad charity and iorgiving disposition.
Resolved, That we herewith tender our
coincidence and our heartfelt sympathy TO
the bereavcd family in their great allie
ton.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this
meeting be spread upon the minutes OF
this exchange, and that a copy be pre-
sented TO the family OF our deceased friend,
and that the daily papers OF tho city DO
requested TO publish these resolutions.
q. H. T. pIprn
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CORRESPONDENTS.
Alliance Bank, Limited. London. England
Chemical National Bank, iti New York
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

Mrs J Y Martin has returned from
Union City. Ind.
". ". smith and family are home
from Bay View.
II. =. IRISH OF Grand Haven, was in
the city yesterday.
John q. Carpenter, of Howard City,
0as "a the city yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Cutler, Jr., of Ionia, Is the
guest Of her parents and old friends.
Ms Maud Boydeu, Of Grand Haven,
visited friends ant the far IN this city.
Or. r. +. Allen, Of Grand Ledge, wa
IN the city this week attending the far.
Mrs. Wills Burt, of Detroit, IS visiting
her daughter. Mrs. {. Van Cleve Gan
son.
A. Norris, Of the firm of A. Norris &
Son, of Cssnoyia, was IN thecity yester-
day.
Dr. W. II. Ross was called TO Kala-
mazoo this morning. lie Will return
or the evening tram.
Misses Kate and Lizzie Walshand Liz
zic Ma.0ney have gone 70 Detroit to
visit friend, for week.
Mrs. VI. II. Whitney. of Sand Lake.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lewis,
wite 0t Turnkey Lewis.
Mrs. James Bayl SIS and children have
gone o. Fort Wayne 90 spend two week
with relatives and friends.
VI VI. Elder. q hustling genera
dealer ut Spencer Creek, is i'm the CT,
buying goods and seeing the sights.
Al. kellogg, formerly Of this CITY
bat now one 0f the leading grOcers ai
ka-Saska. IS sn the city tins week.
VI sscs Grace Reynolds and Blanche
oltrv8I,e, 0t Nu-Segou. are spending
a few days N town, guests of Mss Nina
MoeCh.
Mrs Ocob0cS. OF James street, has
returned from her summer outing. and
from spending few days I'D Ch cage
with ner friend. Mrs. NJ L. sweet.
Mr.. and Mrs Murset, Of sparta. re-
Turned home yesterday aftev q short
Visit no tneIr parents home. go Broad
way. 49, taking u the popular places
N....e.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28


See arthur 8 Pa-l1E.e's 800 cabinets.
CisgGe =. Buchanan aas sd 1ls
E1ls. lE P4E.s-aFe- r1r IS 80 e4sE.
Ine iary Ia Ihe lass-st. opening case
Te1e g-l Alll looked over Lls ground.
AZ 4GDlle.l meetilg u the Pol-ce
ald b .4e l0llIl- -slC1rrs All be held
Ills afternoon.
Iuilas Fredrcn has Just completed
Aal1s soMs lo4se Ca LlFl1-ssL0l- e..
north ~ tslrDal6s.
a l4rge number u c4ld dates for
teachers ceFDlca1e. NeEe examined
yesterday a. tle Court cloek.
Mss LA Ufauaorf, ~ Maskeg0n
Eiece ol 1r. ala sir-- l. Roselleld. 3
ylslt.lz AZ As North D.vis0l-st.
A jury n Judge B4rcas court yes
terl4y found trank u. II .Doet tgtiilty
" a 1large ~ .arceny fsolA d~e lilAg
a nes ard substantial sldevs.< s
teing built around tn- New Clalch, ou
tae corner ot >Jftl DlV.s.9l ana lyon
SIS.
ka.4mazoo TsleqapA "Ihe o.. i. n J..
~ Fln au excursion October l0 n i-r
interest Ok the farmers. ll start, il9t.
A',''ia- &C. i-A-
Ihomss b Lee and D. sht /. u-cA-
lnsou have been awarded 4 Judgment
81 $3.50 against SAM r. Iinocts A
Juige Groves colfI
Tie Gr8ad Rapids Bicycle Club at
tended che lar yesterday "a Body.
Thirty m~hyesa tnlned oul, "
~aom seven were i'd-e7-
Another water-plir Aa, oursted TN the
cty hall. doing -ome damage n tuc
nr4ry The plumbers d.d not 40
tlemselgcs proud m the elegant build
mg.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.
A Number OF Men Terribly burned by a
Singular Casualty.

PIrrsBURG, Pa, Sept. 25.-Furnace
&C." of tine Edgar Thompson steel
Works, Al Braddock, WAS not working
satisfactorily today, and at : O'Clock
tnis evening Capt. ". K. Jones, man
ager Of the steel works, together with
* OF h ; men, went towOrk TO remedy
the trouble. II was discovered that 4
hard crustof ciaders had frOmcd inside
Of the furnace. An or.fce fifteen
inches in diameter was made through
the SIDE OF tue furnace stack. which j
50 feet high and - IN diameter.
Through TINS hole heavy crow-Dtr
Was used To break the cuder crust.
In al instant the crust gave
way and perfect river Of molten iron
and cinder gushed through the aper-
ture, literally covering Captain Jones
and ms wOrkinen IN a sea OF flame, and
hurting them IN all directions. Cap
tain Jones was picked up from sand pit
fully forty feet from the stack, and the
others were lifted about the same dis
tauce in other directions. \ Hungarian
who was 10 the party mas not yet been
found
The fatally burned are Nike Quinn,
foreman; Hurry Cornell, probably IA
tally burned; Patrick Burns, seriously
burned; John Nee. seriously burned;
Capt. Jones, terribly burned, and ms
physicians are apprehensive, but hope
tut. The scenes immediately following
the accident are almost beyond descrip-
ton, the immense stack house being
fairly overhOwn with the seetting
liquid FIRE. The injured We're brought
10 a hospital here. The damage 70 the
furnace property is not great.