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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

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sttsx - sxE esLsa n - . Sel1srfti eas-
Its bu11sDEs ~ S1s llzz-enss rs11-1E
ceEp4ay 0ecaPy az s1tzs s4ezFs Aaa
sls sg12ss4 <-1zs.y teset2~r lts
gzsaz-1s 49, W2s 1s2S - tlS bale
izx uEsrs Eoss g tie 14rEe-s -
- usz1 stc<sc. ana 1a--rS-s O. t1e BAR
res 9ers piles ap IL sAs @lAss = .ss lasUseE
tAs : 81. aga a sos1 ~ enc ~ he e4EES.s
c4ar1s Is 4 e2 ai41s1 6oa.ceIl1s I1e
t.sx'1t ell in ever 1lEscliol. sn4 s9Uut-g
hl1a els q ozsrs-s IL tie s4aas lus 1l1-
ll41s4lsls after t1s hrs. b4lz-l e.
piolas tiers was ozle s1f4-siou a. el
4ae-tef. Sac ne nIi1x or 1eavF s2ls ceF-
era 11uals1 casks "a 77e1e4 tlAl ceN-1 -
heard m rzs aaf and t1su VIXEN ths
thousands et ogasss ga "a Il - - eEe e~--
t-lloas re4r
Ile uIsag ssss carr ard ne flames co4ld
ts seen uDm Tie L-4Es Ll-es AZ ~. aa1
taeT l1s1sa - 10 ghsY were being t1rc~n
frQl cps Ct tie 1liltiuss e. -no ~1sr l1e
tAl.lsal1s & gallons o. 90 Eo"ed iato tAe
4NeFe AVS a11 I4s i-ly carried t1s r-ules
e. every FaTL o. tl8 eoAlf 2nT & oaA-s,
e. ting re ~ sFety structure Owned ~
AlleI s Son
To lEr4ellnatle material rowet iato TIE
streets. Aa- - axe a. as AN--A l-o a ~
into tle ssa ets Tue ne Department b. "a
sfrAld t-4- TIE dangerous stun voa-o tos
T. lczel parts ~ thai p4lt q us elty.
carrying Win u an DuraInS 81
several ot1eE plants bat ne cense
smoke that a-oss from tie OIL e.
Ulsaishsd tie flames Ia the sewers.
ana thus prevented a seY erzl-lnlllOn- dollar
cannar grafton Nothing could b Cone ~
tie &c par lHent toward saving the plant
l. lacg u buildings owned b. the COM
paay we4e cous4u-sd almost before tbs
lsemen coala each tn nre. TIE cooper
shops and .oulhui-aiugs,We ere wiped 0ut 70
rapidly that they seemed 70 melt
Thornton Miller the engineer. and
watcAm2l were standing neM the tax
whenit blew up szG both men were thrown
among the blazing DalTels OF petroleum
TIE body cr Tie engineer WAS AubseQ uenty
recovered burned 10 q crsp
Harry Holck. stiilman. who. II Is said,
caused the explosion ~ oyerhezting still,
was also fatally burned
The insurance Oh tAe burned property IA
s4s eS1
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

some 81 Their Csoses aGc hssaeoiss-
Hesoanles are caused bs mortio oonci-
tl0as more commonly elsewhere than "a the
brain Permanent relief - - be obtained
Ia such eases uaf by application ID tne head
or nv ths use ~ drugs Iast blunt tie sense
II pan. bal bs removal o. The cause
saws Doctor hoe, 81 hocAester X y ts
whom we are indebted IA The preparation n
tAls article; There IA no Affection ta4t Lag
80 many dl-erent types, nor ole which j.
caused by - great q variety Il bodily Goa
nuons" According u Doctor Day, II I'm
gland. there Is none which more severely
taxes the experience q the physician.
il Is only recently that . knowledge of
tie abundant nervous connection 81 the
noss with he other parts OF the system,
and the nearness q its chambers to tho
brain, led The medical profession 10 suspect
tie nasal origin o. many headaches.
This origin - generally 40 some abnormal
pressure ca the nerve nlamepts IN tie
nasal chambers, 81 consequence 81 con-
ges,ion q their walls, OF morbid growth
OF bone, or detection, or bend Of The Ia
-. partition
When IL results from al encouragement II
tie passages = simple pauctare WI gen
orally relieve the headache r pressure
from abnormal bony growth causes a more
constant pain. DR. Roe 4dduces many cases
OF headaches from this source which have
readily yiclco1 10 treatment We have
room for only three, AND these we give only
IL mesger outline
Mr. A x. fifty years old. had had
headache, Increasing ID severity. for four
teen years. The pain hGd become 90 per.
sisteut, aud lis a4lk4 was s. ailecleo. that
he feared softeuing 81 the br4l4. Eaamina-
ton showed pressure from an abnormal
bony ridge. An operation Immediately re-
Aeyed TIE headache and restored aim l. ful
health.
Mr. L. T. had for a year and half
suffered somewhat sizrl-rlr. and was
forced 10 give ap work IL Als case. Also.
there was pressure caused 5v 1ony ridge
and marked hypcrlropLy Of tie turbiuaied
bones. His whole condition was meeA 70
oEced an operation quite relieved the
pain, and rapidly improved his condition.
Hc has had 10 trouble sl1oo
Hrs J. k had had frequent and -
we're headaches for four years. and hay
fever every summer. SIC hxd ringing IN
the ears also. aid became unable - Lse her
eyes 10 read Or sew. Tie cause was hyper
trophy OF Tie tur5llateo bones. An opera
ton removed al her trouble. and restored
her general health. which had become So
riousiy affected For the last Eve years
she has had 10 rctarn - thc laala-hc or
e, the hay-fcyer.-loutA's Com. 4nlou.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

New 1esk askes s.ops - See@re sas
sca. a t'sa - Raise s4s0oo iisio
nv keEI AaE 81 1ae aentlslnen
ieoeea - gaes1oszs - sac 1aAaoa osl..ss
ZEE - llle l.sessase5 asS<'s - ., lsS.s
a. Tie csts All t1sa4es a.aSoI O.aat
saelnE Asas4k -44e-s tksaa14 NsT4 a.
Goula hsckefalieE Belmont aeAer
IIm4A S.clawsg. Alils ana H.
A. lioala ross X nol0ilate AZ
Plerpo4g Morgan - cAausn.n. 4
sl4lls1 - ~ bs.lAont who lslnil-Etsl s a
1N1o..k. "a president .. t1s l4>4..ss1 s
Commerce H. hkboock VAS ana iu.ols,s
chosen } EdWAra naAE1onS. ca l,zesiaeli
cf ins etaek AxcA@nEe, Was ohosen secte.
tATy III SsAklaAI Submitted plan "a
Term coleP4ny ~11h oAlli j
sloak ~ So az 90 , pei coat
on TIE stock Ia be ga4reats s
b. tie city. TIE security - TIE e
being The ~asTsAlp If he buli1lngA ilss
and = lAxgs naEaDsI u ethef plA1.s wee 81.
ferrod 10 al executive committee. g .lA.
posed o. Florpeut AofE@H. en@ill.... 4.
NesArS Belmont Vanderbilt iuman haE-
oook. Sinluons. and President oEait1 81 gae
CAAmbeT ~ Commerce. lie LoeeELg lAen
adjourned Tie executive committees n -.
meet TO-DAY
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22
MARVEL Is DEAD.
fhs AGED Indizntan FAD. Hs
Long EasE
suII-SEyEs Bats BIrHoIT FOOD.
Dr. fsaa~<'s L1sla@rk4sis EsAt L4l4 "a
sAs sa~as - . A2a Elsaty-4tss ts@ss
1lA-Hs Etss a. L4ss txs--
51.sr E4a.s4sLi11.


fsBnsARoLls. t44 Aax A-R0bers
Nave, att.E . tass l4z--x sl4-y seSe1
e4ys 1sd Ei4ss1-y Gerai1s a. : O'Clock.
4Esa y Yaara r. have a1s la asst
- 4-xs nls4l Ga JaAs Is for ta1rsy-
ssssl 14ys "a took 41s1l4csly asg1irx iaso
hls stola41A Va IA tAsrsg-sig lla az be GA
81 Disss - "a. D.. 81 49, a. e O.
LAs sAirsY alaEh az - 1x4ok 4 ana 1s1-
eEy 81 lzllx, All a. tErsgalaE perio4s as
has soaEa1ss ~ a. -. All told 30 has
not ar42k aa- % sxessd s1s gallon ~ nlllk
IA six-Y laYs sAaE have ELAPSED nee
AZ ssgaa ~ faax A4Tssls t-sE = tas
lenks4g ca fscof1 50 far k1o9a
n. Nave ~As - ysaEs 90, b1t excep-
noaaLly xlg4Eo4s ana kssltafu1 Ia rs
pride In his stEsagEh zA4s TAI caused IRA
Il shs Lass tsS years - aaslEas ne ears %
eultlgaanz a xaldsA Hs re1oFasd from
his Nork Jaas 3 almost helpless rrofa |.
sl1anxs attack. An1 stood before tae door of
kas hOzas unable 30 eater he ~as found
tAsEs ~ nsALers " as fzlaAy -
ssstoFs. 4xtsr examining him. said that 20
~es p4xA-y I'D and t0r period ~ uFe
GAYS 30 s4s "a. Qlsss. fhea IA grad
oAAy bsgaa 20 recover Lne pss Of
his banda, and as tho cad Of nias DAYS
~ arose from ais bed During tina time.
hC~sger 10 had taken nslEnsr sassr
nOE food II Il ~ss o1srsd 70 him 20
pushed Il away AID became aagry. When
al atort 40 inads % force him % take
nearisaosns 10 resisted four aen With
such force that they we're compelled 70
abandon Lns attempt he would per
nit nsboly 20 touch him II 10
could prevent Ia Ihs laying OF
band upoa hlGl. no matter how gently.
seemed u cause In eXer 1ciAEiag pain He
could aos tax aad 10 seemed incapable OF
giElax manifestation % any impressions
apon his mia1 Hs gave no evidence or SUP
lsriag from hunger after the azat three OF
four days Of as tas- Not ALL three weeks
ago did ae bseons LOO Rsak TO walk about
% home. b1s uatil within tao last three
days 10 w0alt occasionally gather sur
Eclent strength ~ riss from his
bed re gradually failed ungl tom sheer
exhaustion 10 expired Tuesday morning
Ia the LAST days Of bis fas5 bis sleeping De-
came longsr aud more frequent
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

BALTIMORE Nd, Aug o. -Deputy-Sherir
Childs Was mistaken when he said that XII
rain would leave Tor tie South Tuesday
morning Kilrain Is here vet The writ OF
hsSeas corpus IA rsturna5le Thursday
when Klraiu VIA probably DO turned over
70 Mr. CHtldS Sheriff Childs said that the
session OF the present court IL Jackson ex-
pixies on Saturday and that therefore Ku-
rain could not BE- tried until next January
BY that time Governor Lowry VIII have re-
tired, the sheriff said, and Governor stone :
administration viii have begun From
what he knows OF Mr. Stone. tho pugilists
need not expect him 10 show them any
marcy
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

4 Passenger Train Crashes Into
freight, with TrightfaI Results. on the
Erie Road.
SCRANTON. Pa, Auc IA terrible rail-
road disaster is epo.le rom Big Flats.
between Waverly aud mira. on The Irio
road IS far as now known the Lehich
Valley freight train which had been
wrecked was run into by two close
Iv-folewiug sections o. the Ere
freight and the whole mass OF wreck
age was plunged into sy an Erie pas
passenger train running forty miles an
hour The engineer ani fireman q the
passenger train We're killed outright The
wreckogc caught fire an q number OF pas
songers were killed, b1ued TO death or
frichtfuly injured Report places the
number Of lives lost at nos less than TWEEN
~ Full particulars not yet received
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

Ella progresses Ter - szezz pzsaz sszs
hen1.y sFs2tlAE 1ze Ss1z Il Fstsx.zs 80
laid e4zs are - De vest saos Taz1sx
E4A lo2-12z1sf-lz-C15x f = zEEeK. - "a
0E41a array So przsles IEs D4r44s II
L1s cxaGa 4raaf Gaa cols 81 fetazz4s et-
1cc-x 4es1aF tsrelrs0a- i1esd4y sFeAlnx
Ia Vis-lll-- 4-szz.exs * - = sLsaAn Ee1-zf
Corps stll g rea1ered = rscepIlsa - sks
r. ~ se1ool c4-i2-zg Hls draaa Army
n1s1 eA4 acs1 camp zres ca Eas
sazls evening - ths Nsst st1s Tur1er
Hz-- a11 -1s srAesY LsE1rlllslt Gene
1lsl1sz H--sssFt 81 Drss11a a. KS czzz -
IRE a. tke West s11s Tuner H4l Al
dresses ~ ~slsons 81 bs Se.isersa -
09Fsraer doara A4gsr brs..n aaa Dspar--
a.sa- Ce1l-@A1ez Ws.ssarL Coma def
Ss-CAist 4rusr AID Psns4l CeI-als-
sieasr f4ansr xsl rssEau1 esa-
ezsl fairc141 elN preside Il ms ax1cry
e44p-1re 9sasrsl saeralan. 4 IS sx-
pselsd, 81 actsad bo-a camp ares lie
1xss ~ concsr1 ~il o. gwen Itlssc4y
sVeaiay a Ee4u1oa ~ Ia seas of tsIsr-
ans NJ he gls41 Tuesday essalng Il
Plymouth C1arcA IAs business s1ssi oas
o. ghs Crane Army aAt rhs Woman Rsls -
Corps iii oe giysa wednesday Ilorallz
t1a formal a. Lhs VEST eide Turner
A@s- 49, 80 -+@--N~ a. Emmanuel
Church an1 conri1us turirg Ia
rest u tns week TAs reunions
OF regiments. bEixaces and divisions vii be
iEzlg1 r4ted y wednesday. y Wednesday zfter-
noo1 General sherman Will visit TIE sol
disrs Home. where ns Will Do formally fs-
ceiyed ~ tAs veterans and salute nsed la
ala honor. The ssccnd and 1lAl v AZ cen
cert NIL DO gwen "Wednesday evening
The nayal E4rrls all ol..-sr Thurxfav -van-
Ing
Hf % AaS A--ffiFAts bA.s3u Is
Ia the held Tor the posiL.0a or Commander
ia-Cnier Of the Grand Array or the BE-
public, and ais frieuds viii make a yigor-
OUs canvass n his behalf between now and
The Assem- ohas Of the annual snc2Inp-asEi
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22
REJEOTEO.

Miners ss strestor. NJ. Refuse the Com
promise Rate OF ssventy-rwo and Oas-
Half Goats Toa. and VIII ContIn &c
the srrixe-rreubio Feared
STREArok IL. Aug 81 The compounds
rate Of IN cents for coal mining was re-
iectet Tuesday By a large mass meeting
Of minars IN tho public park and
an order iss1ed calling upon al
miners 10 this section 70 quit work az
once. sheriff Morrisey. fearing that there
may be trouble should the men attempt
90 work Ia anYs % the shafts has had
a number OF dspa.iss sworn IN and many
extras have been added 10 the police that
may os called on IN an emergency, which
il likely 20 arise a. any moment
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22
Glass Worker, WIN strike.

CLEVELAND. O.. Aug 2L-When the glass
workers OF the country took their annual
vacation in July they gave notice that they
would demand an advance Of wages wnen
work was resumed september L Tuesday
the convention OF American glass manu-
fac.ureTs decided TO resist the .dvance.
This involves a fight between ren con-
trolling sl0. o000-O Of invested capital and
brotherhood 200 strong, the richest. the
best organized ana The best paid in ths
tn
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

Louisville, Ky, Aug. 2i.-County Judge
j. n Puilm Il, OF Hardinsbug, by, was
put on trial Tuesday morning for ths
murder year ago OF James ". Mil
Ter. wealthy citizen living near rdins-
burg. Pullman was apparently guilty Of
attempted blackm1n and killed Miller in
desperation when his attemptseemed about
70 expose him to public contempt The
trial takes place st 9ranGenburg on a
change OF venue. The defense tried TO get
Q further continuance. but failed
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

vIcToRIA, B. C., Aug. 2l.-News was re-
ceived Tuesday evening OF ths capture of
two more Victoria sealing schooners in
Behring sea The vessels are the Path
finder and the Minnie The news was
brought BY Captain Alger, who left his OWE
schooner, the Annie L Alger. IN Ae-l bag
and came 10 Victoria IN n canoe. A. tho
time OF ths capture by the Rush the Path
finder had 500 skins
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22
LABOR DELEGATES RETURN.
Di.s-aslons Among Those Attending the
International Convention

NEw YoRx. Aug q Tho American dele
gates - the International labor congress
held 10 Paris last month have returned
They foaad that t1sEs was dissensiOn
anong the 900 delegates assembled from
thirteen oounrrieA There were two prln-
cipAi divisions, sas po.sloliists and the fol-
lowers OF B.anc and Carl NIX, extreme
radicals sad thsoristA separate con-
vsntions wsrs held BY ths factions Tas
German socialists tried 10 cOnrro! aud run
shs conventions but the Freedmen ef-
fsctivsly sqasichsd them Both conven-
lions tntorset he oight-kOur movement IN
tie CaItsd Statea The delegates took great
interest In the progress OF the industrial
movemsn. IN this country. The Americans
found that . lrassrnh feeling existed be
tween he Paris W0rkmen and the army.
L Holland they foand the workmen well
organized, but act active
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

vAsHrSGToS. Aug D. Tho free deiiv-
cry service has been ordered established.
and 10 begin October /. at the following
pos,-oficss. Menominee. Mich; Albion.
Mich: Wausau, Wis Fostoria o; Aspen.
Col Flushing. y Y Kearnsy. Heb St
Jobnsbury. Vt; st Cloud. Man. Aedford,
Mass Westfeld. Mass, Niagara Falls, \.
y Mount Vernon. y J.; Lock Haven. Pa
Johnstown. y 7 East Liverpool. o Cor
-. Pa Biddsiord. Me oberlin, o., and
Madison. Ind
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

KILLED BY a PREACHER.
A Methodist Minister At Nicola. la. Stains
lis Hands with BLOOD.

lis lands with blood.
NICOLA. Ia. Aug I.-Rev D Helmick.
pastor OF the Methodist church. Monday
nfQbt hot AND killed Earl Palmer. popu-
La Young man of Council Bluffs A
month ago when Palmer was married
the preacher objected 70 the match. and
IL Lis opposition used strong language
against Palmer. From that tine the ieel-
tx lnt sn-ifod Monday evening Helmiok
returned home from the country and saw
Palmer standing ir h.s doorway. BE called
10 hiin 90 go away won he was struck by
a. egg 10 then drew lis revolver and
fired and Palmer fell Inc preacher was
placed rnder arrest
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

Icvoov. Arg p hdvices from s7is re-
port the y turn o Samoa of King Esiiefoa
and o-her exiles The ez-Eing was warmiv
welcomed hT the native md his own flag
vas holsted King Nstasfa siso greeted
hahetoa with coTdialtv TIE German
Consul informed B.Ietos that he va AZ
liberty 10 90 81 he pleased
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

sroUx FAILS. 5. D.. AEg. ei.-The Mime
haha Canning Company. which was organ
ized here few months ago vita q capital
OF 80. 900. has completed the construction
OF a $4,000 manufacturing establishment
and began active business operations Non
day Tie factory Ia claimed 70 De the
largest and most complete IN the North
west it VIII this yesr consums the prod
net Of 5.O,O acres of corn. tomatoes ami
ot..er vegetables IA the manufacture Of
sbogt o. 100 worta % canned goods
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

Ezw ORrRAVs. Aug "A Richmond
Tex special 20 80 Times-Democrst says
the 1ofncsi strife there has been settled
bv = compromise both Z ctions accepting
sarrearrt Ira Afsn. of the rangers ss
sheriff Aten was a. onca s1pointed by the
eo4n rnissicners and ths Governor and
ether STATE officials departed Tor home.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

ST LOUIS. Aug 2l.-Aiexsnder Canning
ham died az jacksonville. IL Tuesday az
the age OF s. tie came 20 this country
from Scotland half century ago. hTst SET
ting in Ohio and later removing To Jack
sonviiie When young man Ia was for
several years goodman FOR Sir walter
Scott and IN his Old age be never tired q
taking OF the great poet and novelist
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22
4 ycnshfui Aeroaaut BADLY Hur.

DUBuouT. Ia. Aug Il Johnny simoDs.
n l0-yesr old boy Of this city. rece atly
witnessed parachute descent from bal-
loon and thought ne would initiate II he
procured an umbrella and going 70 the top
Of the house spread his umbrella and made
the leap He landed on the ground with
both arms broken. his head badly cut aDc
Otherwise injured
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22
4 CHANCE FOR THE CHARITAeLE
Much Suffering Amoag the Victims OF the
Late E1esd "A West sirginia-Ihsy Are
Ia tsr~at Sssd d help.

PAEzEEssuz9, " Va Aug 81 The vie
TINS OF tho recent DISASTROUS foods IA
Tucker, Iygart. stats, Little Sandy and
other creek v4neys are houseless ana
hom-less and bat Tor the charity OF thelr
neighhOrs, the hill farmers. their
sunsungs would DO tcrribie. The
towns sat villages are doing al IN their
power 20 relieve them, bat their assistance
Is entirely inadequate While che depriva-
tons and suffering are great az this time. II
vii probably Be greater within a few
weeks. when the weather gets colder
There arc miles " desolGts territory.
with scarcely house lefs stand
Ing and not 4 yestige OF crops The
b0me less women and children are scat
tered among tho hill farmers while the
men are searching for work over the des
olate country Taken altogether she out
look for these poor people during the corn-
ing winter Is 4 gloomy one.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22
Dish-w..hiar Made Fasr.

sur1RYvrrr. IL. Aug 2l-MrS " A
Cochran has sold tls rizat 20 her recently
patented tish-N sshing machine 70 a De-
catur Or n Cor sev-rai thousand dollars cash
and -hs promise II royalty on AZ M
chimes sold The invention has attracted
much attention both East and Wess and
several parties have been negotiating Tor
81 rrr,haza
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

wAUKxGAS, Ill aug 2l.A large portion
% the main front wall OF the Central
school building. a large brick and stone
structure under construction here, fell al
midnight Monday night A loss Of several
thousand dollars resulted, but " hs 1her tbs
plans or the workmanship was deficient
has not yet been fully decided Tha
structure was 20 have cost tsl 90 when
finished and the walls were nearly com.
r,fesaf
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

-ArroR FtrLs MINI. Auz 81 The log
fam that formed In tha rapids Sc p e Rock
two miles above here. bross AZ 8 o'clock
TUESDAY afternoon aud dAed the dams and
the river mp so -hs ,als ff-T million feet
o. logs pnnging doen ths stream togs-hsr
made one Of tina zrandssr gifts ever seen
ca the falls an1 wss watched b7 many
hundred people from 5o.a sides OF the
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

CurcAoo. Aug % The Worlds Fair tx
ecutive Committee reports that over 100
members OF Con-ress have forwarded %
the COMMITTEES headquarters their pledges
O. support Chi agOs aims FOR the fair
Tho pledges came unsolicited and many
more are. 81 70 understo O. on the way.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

PHILADELPHIA Anx 81. - The British
bark Onawav. Captain Anderson. which
sailed from this port Iuns Fer Bt.oos
wfeh a crew of aftesn men ard cargo o
petroleum valued az go exc j. believed -
A.v- hesn iost "a uothing has bean hesrd
fros, her since abe passed Gus he Delaware
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

CHICAGO. AuE 2i-Fire tuesday aight n
the building 20 and ~ Dearborn street
caused loss Of 90 $50 70 Ceorg f. Co.s
4 Cos sta tlouerT supp "a, 10000 to John
Sandbarg & Co. snEravers supplies and
60 Mason 4 Co. manufacture ef CARDS
ano sporting goods 8 o. p0o. al fully coz
cred bv insurance Tie 6uIdinE w "a dam
aged 20 tae extent q, $1,000. also fully in-
$50
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

TzcuMsEH Ont Aug Of A fire broke out
IN Rector Roh.nsts house here Monday
n Eht and destroyed Il and two al Ginning
buildings Ms Robiaet and her father
were hemmed IN BY the flames and fatally
burned Mr Robinet threw IA three chill
dren from an upstairs window. but they
were caught By the crowd and escaped Sc
ricrs tnfurv
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22
Ciblin Respised.

NV YORK Aug Of Charles Gfblin. one
~ the five nurderers confined IN the
Iombs vas reepited ~ Governor Hiil FOR
sixty days Gibin wee 20 have been hung
Friday vith the others be DUPLICATION
fer executive cler1enc7 On the cases 81
James Nolan an John Lewis vas refused
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

NEw YORK Aug o. Henry Willard has
begun SUI. a. .nst * Judge Noal Davis
Tor $685. TO commissions on a stock trans
action which took place several years ego
The defence IL that the stock which Jsdge
Davis bought a5 an Investment tor 81
eststs Of which he was trustee was not a.
valuable as represented. and that the com
missions were uos earned
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

LAEA1ErTz. Ind. Aug o. Moses Fowler,
president 81 the Fowler Natonal fsnk
and one o. The weaI,hiest men in Indians.
died Tuesday morning. eyed = years re
was also a principal stockho der of tha
Continental National B1rs Of Chicago ard
= large fsrmer owning 1850 sores o.
rrL-Lr.-eI and N Ea----n Lo-.-r nd
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

PIrTsrrReH Pa. Aug q u copvsrss-
ton with haf dozen ~ the most proni-
nest members ~ ne S5Uth FORK Fishing
Clb tbe7 stated Ia tbs most smYhssse
msnnsr fbst fbsv 6oetted II suy member
g tie r. - had ever thonglt a such 9
Il M a. rebuilding TIE dam
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

CrScUvgtrr. Arz 1f .- The sctstT - TIE
Arrrv 20 she Tennessee viii he'd its sn-
.neI rernisn in Mss city September g
snd N snt ne Army ~ che Cumberland
AZ lhattsnorga september 10 aud u
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

PrrFsro. y. 7 A q Gerhard Lang.
vt0 was a7po nted receiver n tAs matter
o. me dissolution - sherman Bro hers =
CO limited. has fled bis rsnorr N e qoou-
msnt SHOWS thsr tle amount ~ 1tis pay
s,.a Yea about s3 snd thst enc sct1al
ssse : wers between s.. ltp sa1 81 "a
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

FkrPtRslsn INA Arg 2f-Hev Nathan
fRrchid szed - years. is dead FL rs.
sas@d In Agrgan ,c'vnshl9. Fer.er County.
vas an ald sst.i-r snd ths oldest free.
Usassn IN frtsr Comfy
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-22

poEr1tro. Ore Ang zi-kevs is 70
ceired ffst p stage between Canyon CITY.
lrs and - - l8rv wss bed az kon.
dsr arc ~ entire usl csptursd Ias
ar1oant ~ tie loss - not learned r.
srectcr Trsn.iane hss sssrts5 fox ths scene
g fAe rrha1rr