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The Indianapolis journal., 1889-07-15

CHICAGO, July 14-Jake Kilrain arrived
in Chicago to-day at $50 A. NJ, at the Polk
street depot, having boarded train near
indianapolis about 10 o'clock on Saturday
night. He was accompanied by Johnny
Murphy. Not friendly face was visible
at the depot when they arrived. and the
rain poured down in torrents as they
looked about them for carriage. They
had separated from Charlie Mitchell
twenty-four hours before, with the under
standing that they would meet him at
"Parson" Davies's place in Chicago as soon
as possible. This they did to throw
the Indiana officers off their track.
They first drove to the Parsons" saloon
on Clark street, but found it closed: They
then repaired to his residence, No. S274
Huron street 1t was then about z oclock.
The amiable "Parson" was still in the land
of nod, dreaming, perhaps, of how he had
saved 81 1000 by not betting on his friend,
whom he at one time believed could do"
John l.. After repeated tugs at the door
bell the pair were admitted, and for the
first time in nearly a week were safe from
arrest. Their faces fairly beamed with joy
at the bare idea of meeting friend. Their
subsequent movements are best told in the
Parsons" own words:
"They were q sorry-looking pair when
they arrived, with faces unshaven and
boots heavy with Indiana mud. Their
clothes, too, were far from attractive. They
needed a good Samaritan. and that's me.
Well, took the boys in and filled them up.
They wished to leave for the East soon as
possible, so 1 arranged to get them Oft
during the afternoon. Mitchell had arrived
on Saturday night and the three agreed to
again risk their liberty by travelling to-
gether. bought tickets for them, and they
left for the East over the Pennsylvania
road at 3:15 p. NJ"
The "Parson" also related, incidentally,
that the party was "broke." He said he
loaned Kifrain 800. Jake has got plenty
of stuff" said the ''ParsoD." but he did
not have it with him. It's very unhandy,
you know, to be travelling about the
country broke. It's hard work besides"
..Do you think they will reach the East
without further trouble" he was asked.
They will that. I've fixed everything
1t is not generally known by what route
they left"
Ibid Kilrain say what had become of his
hacker, Pony MoOrei"
HE said Pony was still in the woods but
he expected him to reach the East within a
day OF twO."
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-07-15

For the complexion use Ayers Sarsapa-
r,ila; 1t brings blooming health to wan
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-07-15
Surgical Instruments & Appliances

Trusses. Supporters. Deformity Braces. Clutches
AtOnizeTs, Optical Goods Artificial Eyes, and every.
thiDgin Surgical Instruments and Appliances
VIM. II. ARMSTRONG & CO.'S
surgical Instrument House,
90 South Illinois street.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-07-15
PEERLESS VALUES

Will be given at the Original
Eagle for ten days. Gentle
men, we offer handsome splen-
did.ftting Suits, worth S12, S15
and SIS, at ONLY 1890.
Bear those figures in mind.
Until this reduction, no one of
these Suits have been sold at
less than $12, S15 and S18.
$3.50 for your choice in solid
colors, mixtures and light
shades, in every form of Cuta-
ways, Frocks and Sacks.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-07-15
His Party Spends an Entire Day Without Food
While Driving from Edinburg to Indian
apolis, Where the Train Was Taken.
They Arrive at Chicago in a PennilesS
Condition, and Soon Leave for the East.
Sullivan Spends Sunday in Trying to See How
Much Whisky He Can Swallow, and During
aROw Knocks Down Brother Pugilist
THE HIDING PUGILIsTS.

After Much Hardship, Kilrain's Party Reaches
Noblesville and Leaves for the North.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
NOBLEsvILLE, Ind, July 14.-Jake Kill
rain, Murphy and Frank A. Stone, all of
Baltimore drove into this city at IL o'clock
last night on their way north from the re-
cent prize-fght. having driven from Edin-
burg via Indianapolis The party has
Jared pretty rough for the last few days, as
officers have chased them through Bar
tholomew and Shelby counties, sometimes
being within few hundred yards of them.
The entire party, consisting of Kilrain,
Pony Moore, Mitchell. Murphy and
Stone, passed the entire day yester-
day without food of any kind
They started into Indianapolis three
different times yesterday, but were afraid
of the police. They finally determined to
scatter and make their way to Canada.
With this end in view. Mitchell was dis
guised as tramp and left the party at In
dianapolis; Pony Moore was dropped ont
of the carriage at Howland's. and Kilrain,
Murphy and Stone drove here. Kilrain
was concealed in box car near the station
till the arrival of the north-bound mid
night train, when he and Murphy went
into the sleeper, where it is supposed Moore
also was, having boarded the train at How.
lands.
Stone was left here to care for and return
the team. He has in his care satchel be-
longing to Kilrain. also a six-joint bamboo
cane which is loaded, having an iron rod
extending its full length, and at the first
joint from the top is heavy
silver band one inch wide, in
scribed, PONY Moore, from A. Clifford.
1888" Stone says Kilrain is in good condi-
tiOn, excepting that his back is raw and
right eye very black; he also claims that
the change of water while in the South had
a much worse effect on Kilrain physically
than the fight. He also says. very emphat-
ically, that Kilrain can whip Sullivan, and
that Mitchell had no right to throw up the
sponge when he did, as Kilrain had already
toed the mark and was in position to con-
tinue the contest, that Sullivan, knowing
he would be whipped in fair fight jumped
on Kilrain while the latter was down for
the purpose of cutting his wind. He says
the referee was partial to Sullivan. Kill
rain has written his wife at Baltimore to
send him $1,000 to Toronto. where all the
members of the party expect to meet.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-19
A STEAMSHIP SUNK.
Probable that Over 600 Lives are
Lost.
Not n single .Ife SnxeL.

Tho Inman line steamer city Of Chester
arrived queenstown April -. She re-
is that on April :, in Latitude 30 north,
longitude - wcst, she pa scd the Danish
steamer DenmarS, from Christlanii and
90 .euhacen Tor New York The Denmark
had b en- abandoned by her crew. Her
stern was evcl w th the sea and her bow
stool high out Of tho water She was ap-
parcuty sinking. The Denmark was "a
vessel OF 100 tous and belonged 10 the
III ngvaiia line. Sh3 was commanded by
G. tut. knuGsJn. She was a bark rugged
We 81 fnd was 80 feet LONG, % feet in
in breath md 81 feet deep, and the Den
mark had on board when she cit Chr stiaus-
en- Tor te,y YORK on the IN Of Narch 81
p .sseugers, presumably all immigrants
including the vessel captln Is. NJ.
hHGdBen, tho crow numbertd % mon.
This was the vessel first trip from the
other SIDE under her new ColOls, she having
foi mcry been the Jan iiydl.
Tue New ork Agent Of tho Thingvaila
line says
There were on board of her at the time Of
her depar ure probably 40 peopc. OF
those % were passengers. The Denmark
is command Il by Capt. Knudscn, an Id
seaman wei nown for his COURAGE and
p. eseuco Of iud, and he Is not he man TO
abandon a ship when there is one chan "
in @ on tb US md OF getting her into port.
Aud we do n believe he has atand ned
her. Shc may have been disabled, but we
are very nearly certain that she has not
| been and ned.
The position in which the Denmark is
$ id 20 have been sighted abandoned is one
I in VIII ch she u ight very easily have been
vt the time, Aprl s. She had at that time
been out from ChristiansCnd " days. / do
not thinL IL at all improbable that some
/ fearful cglsm ~ might have befallen her,
/ but a low Us 10 = ate IN I we do not believe
! she has been abandoned.
There were a gro number Of ] fcboats--
enough for the great passenger list-aud
several new life rats OF the lntc pattern
ard improv omonts which could have &c.
commodated the crew and oiiiCors and some
I OF the passengers If there was not enough
! room in the lifeboats for them.
! Four parsous were killed and four seri-
ously in ured in an accident on the Santa
/ re railroad noar Lorenzo, ILL.,, the other
/ morning.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-19
THE STATE.
ArhOr Day Proclamation.
Gov. Luoo has issued The follow

Gov. Luoo has issued the following
Arbor Day proclamation:
An old prOyerb tells us THAT he who
plants "a rec loves others hes dcs himse ( -
TIE Voices OF spring again remind US of
nfe and lives 20 come, and OF duties to
Sihers, that only the recurring seasons can
rfpcn Tor On 1ymcnt.
In Ok, Il ac, ord with happy custom,
designate - Arbor Day for all that por
ton of the state lying south OF the north
limo OF Mason, Lake, Osc, OLA Clare, Glad
win and Arcnac counties, Saturday, April
20, and for all that portion OF tho state ~
ing north OF such inc, Saturday, May 4.
The AK and saw are fast disrobing our
fortiie state of her native green, and only
those who are willing TO plant and wait for
their reward, can give back to her and
her rich SO the blessings she would pre-
serve to our chi,dron.
The blazed ana crooked path through the
dark forest, "A fow years sin1 q, has changed
70 tho now dusty and shadeless highway.
Looking to the beauty, com ort and good
Of Mi higau N days % como, wisely do our
laws invite the adornmont Of highways, by
provid Dg that
''Shade trees shall 10 planted along both
sides of the pubic highw Us at tho uniform
Distance, as near az may 10, of sixty feet
apart, and not less than twenty three nor
more han twenty-five feet from the center
of 81 q highway and that ANY person
planting shade trees along the highways,
adjacent Ia property owned or occupied 10y
zach person shall be entitled 10 be credit
ed twenty five cents upon his highway tax
tor osery tree 50 pBntod, but not TO exceed
IN the ggreg to twenty five per cont of
such persons highway tax in any one
year
On tho Arbor day appointed let tho ,reo
planting TO in such appropriate spot or
place az tho jud gCmeut may select, but
more esp cillly would urge that this We
our 70. DIS dos ana thorou CHA es be rcmem-
bercd.
To the loyalty Of state that has ever been
true.
And "buildcd better than il knew"
To people flowing others besides them
selves
and DESTROYS Of their happiness, ! do most
respectfully apio i for tho observance of
this beautiful custom.
In witness whereof, ! have on this An
day OF April, 4. ID. 80, sot my hand and
caused TO be affixed hereto tho great seal OF
the state OF Michigan.
CYRUs G. LUCE.
Ky Ito Governor:
q. X. OoNUN, Sccro ary OF State.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-19
Murder at Eyart.

Frank Toty was shot and killed by Scy-
mour Bailey in Evart the o'her night.
The facts, as near as can be learned, are
that Bailey was in town with foIr compIn-
ions from his uegnDOrhOod, AMI al were
under the influence Of liquor, but not quar-.
relsome. Doty for somo reason not known
forced quarrel with Baiiey and struck
him. Bailey AMI companions started for
homo when 10 y chased and ertools
Bailey 81 the spot whore the tragedy took
place. Bailey comp mons started down
che track for rome, call ny him TO come on,
bat Doty ruck Is iiey, knocking him
down. lie then drew revolver and fired
once Into the ar and 50 3 no gave Doty
warning that he meant bus ness. Dolly
continued his attack and Bailey fired sec
ond tine, tho b Ii striking Doty in tho left
check and penetrating to the base Of the
brain.
Both were young men. Doty was recent
" married.
A coroner's jury found that the shooting
was jHstihable and Bailey has boon dis
charged.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-19

-Four Swcdcs, more or less undor the IN
luenco oi whiskoN, got into quarrel a.
Cadillac, the CtIcr afternoon trOi4 a
wordy contest they soon got in q a muscular
one, TWO Of the icllUos getting the tuird
enc down 20 far il seems to iourth man,
AXel Anderson, had tHken no part in tue
fraCls, but upon hearng, as he says the
man whom no two had down cry ouu,
Srheyro XII ing mo, he grabbed up an AK
and struck Quo OF tho nou VI. Johnson, on
tho side Of The head, bruising him badly,
bat not In ur NJ him seriously there. Gus
Jacobson rcd worse. H0 W - struck on
the top Of the he Il and his skull. crushed in,
making an ugly hole bout largo as a 3.
yer dollar. There re but slight hopes of
his recovery. AS soon as the bloody
work was done Anderson dropped his
AK and started to run down Harr S
street toward the lake. several men start
ed in pursuit. one man sci 81 hin. but he
got away. Sc eral men were coming up
mo sidcN Tx, the pursuing party called
out 20 them to cat n th,J follow lie has
killed a man. Tnoy caught him, bu; he
struggled hard % set away. An officer
soon had him aud he was LODGED in the
county al. IL il reported that he SAID he
knew moth NJ a out what he cid the 5 rif-
ing with that he heard the man CRY out
II hey re killing me; that he grabbed up
something and attacked the assaiian 3.
Lator in the onng August Rouse the
other member OF the gang, was arrested.
NJ. Johnson, the oldest one Of the four and
sle only one married. is about -. He was
married few months ago and worked on
the roIlway at j. Gunner 81 Sons mill.
Gus j tco son, who Is aboVt II years old
worked as chore boy AZ CUmmer & Son 5
tnanp.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-19
FOREIGN.

Further advices from Stanly sta.e that
he is expected in Zanzibar about the 1T Of
May.
a bill hiss been introduced In The Brit sh
house of commons providing for local gov
eminent for Scotland. The bill ere Ltcs
county councils, The members OF VIII ca are
to be elected by houSeholders. All Dor
oughs with population of less than 400
will be merged into count es; the others
will he sell. governed The powers OF the
councils extend TO private bill leg station.
The right OF legislation rn private bills has
heretofore been vested Ia parliament. ! he
measure IS. therefore. a step in the direc-
ton Of home rule. The functions OF the
councils are otherwise similar TO those of
the English councils.
The death is announced of Michel Eugene
Chevreul, the French chemist. lie was
born in 1886 He possessed ali his capacity
for study up Ia month ago.
The Duchess of Cambridge. aunt OF
Qneen Victoria, is dead
O'Brien will be released from prison
May %, his sentence OF six months hav ing
been reduced.
Another attempt was mado upon the life
OF tho Car the other day, and II rs rom rod
that his ma esty was wounded 10y an ex-
pioding shell.
The German rcichstag adorned on the
18th inst To May7.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-19
Detroit Prnlnre Markets..

Whcat-Buslncs, dull. Quotations are
as louoWs: No = red, Gle; May, G0lEC
asked; July, S3llc asked. Corn-No >,
Sic asked. Oats-No mixed, 254c
asked.
Apples-sl 953l Is; fancy per single
BE 1ns-City haudpclicd, 81 5O0I 81 per
bu in car lots; ~ %ml co in Job lots; un-
picked. 81 q "a 20 Trade worry quiet.
Butter-Ecst selections Of ircsh butter,
1892 c; strictly fancy, 2l0c ,; choice fresh
or merry. 2tG03 e; oicOmargarine, 13Qplac.
Dressed meats - Beef, IlS(0,c per b
veal, G0tSc; mutton. ,(gSc.
Dried apples -,oo}35 ~ per ID evaporated
do $50 q. Apricobs, lpc
Eggs--lO(dl0I5 cents per dozen, but firm
er and some arc no uIus crates ut lu14Hllc.
Fish-f'reah pc)lerel, SC per b white
fish, trout, bullheads, &c; No. . picscrel,
&c; grass pike, sc; herring. Be; perch,
&c
Flour Michigan patent, s. IS per Dbl
roi er process, Sjt0j -; Minnesota patent,
- - -; Nj nnesota bakers, SJ(1j z D.; rye
-four, 50 JU,d.j 81; bUc wheat foar, Mchi
gan patent, - 25Cs2 %; eastern do, 81 ~.
Maple sugar-keccip free, demand
light, pure Ohio, best grade, liza &c per
ID; do Michigan, iO0sll maple syrup, 81 ID
ggl - per gallon can.
Cnions-&Oc per Du; onion sets, s,.J0G.3
Oh on tops, -.
Provlsions-Mcss pork, sl2.756et3 per
biol; mny, Sl3 25@i3 20; short clear
IA 25GUlt 30; lard in terces. refined, ga
"a per 10; kettle 80 nc; small packages
usual din ference; hams lOt1Gsl lc shoulders
TG4,%c; bacon, 10 al0i4c; dried beei
h ms, $50 C.: extra mess beef 81 2507 jC
per ODl; plato beef 5J0).
Potaioe IN car lots, $50 zoe job lots q
0e :. c. l.utabagas, l.(W3Oc.
Poul 'ry-Livc old ROSTERS, &c; fowls, SC
chickcns, lie; ducks, he; turkeys, l2c;
p geOns, PC per pair. Dressed Chickens
lie, ducks, l4c; turkeys, l4c.
SecjS-Clovcr seed, S5.UDmj.2j per bu
timothy, prime western, sl.d50el 90; field
pc ;, ,l0es G. Above are iob5ing prices.
Talow-Bcst grades, 3 per ID.
Wool-Fine, 2.o; coarse, 29c; medium,
SOC
Wild ramo Ducks, red heads. 75c per
pair; blue bills, 3Jc.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs Market opened moderately active
but pr ces 30 liOc lower; light grades "A "a
90, o.: rough packing ana shipping lots
~ eOoei o.. Cattlo-Prices about steady;
beeves, 81 31CD4 20; COWS, IL g 6gJ 20;
stocllers and feolors, - 3O03 90. SHEEP
STEADY; natives, <4Cdj 20; westerns. 81 Il
a. 30; Ian bs, ST. 7.Osi 80.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-19
Killed His Son.

David Linsley and his son David, farm
ers living near Bri g. ewater. Washtenaw
county, quaITclCd Tor some hours and final
ly went 10 a shed in tho re + of the house
TO continue tho discussion. Coming to
blows the old man drew revolver and
fired twice, both shots taking effect
Tho young man stepped outside crying
My God, I'm shot, and died within fif cen
minutes, his last wO ds being that his
father had shot him.
The IA her denies il and saws his son drew
revolver ud in a suS-lc 10 prcveLt h.s
shooting him il was dis harged
The two miles lived together The
dead n an was = years Old AMI h father IS
~. Tho old man IL IN a ! at Ann ArbJr.
Both men arc said by the neghbors TO
have been quarrolsomo in their DISPOSE
tsona
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-19
N,cbirau Cron Penort.

The April crop report shows the condi-
ton Of wheat Tor tRc stare, April l. com
pared wi h tho vitality and growth OF "A err
age years ~ Ire ~ per cent Wheat alta 4
ed "A small growth in the fall, the winter
has been an open Que, aud the plant had
made no spring growth up 10 the date OF
mai ing reports; Yo tho wheat has winter
I'd we md no iodrs arc expressed that the
average years.
The condition OF oovcr meadows and
pastur are not pro uis ny. Those seeded
previous 10 last year are believed To be en-.
TREY ruined; by tho droatn OF last sum
mer, however, rather than by winter X H.
ing Last year secdipg where there was
q catch IS reported fairy good.
The outlook for fruit is enOOur aging.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-19
Henry NJ. Clarke. general secretary Of
the Young Mems Christian association of

Henry NJ. Clarke, general secretary Of
the Young Mems Christian association of
| Washington, ID. G., has accepted a call to
the position of state secretary of Michigan
and will enter upon his duties May 10.
Philip Aldrich Of Charlcstown lost "A barn
nnd its contents by fire tho other night. the
result of flash or lightning
Mrs. III attlo Landon OF Tuscola county
alleges that kato LAID n OF Parma. JACK
sou county, has aiienated her husbands
affections AMI has commenced 5000
damage suit at Jackson.
Hiram Van Tassol OF Jackson, while
working on stone arch at thc states pris-
on fell with the arch "A distance Of 10 foot,
sustaining very serious injUres
William Dc,ic, father Of Prof. Samuel
Die e of Albion college, di9d AT his home
in Dearborn few days aSO.
The streets in Yps,larli are being renum.
bered preparatory To tho inauguration OF
the free delivery system.
Delos w. lie ich Of Ionia sent his name TO
tho board OF registration, instead of going
personally, as the Jaw directs. His name
did not get on the list OF voters. lie voted.
however, and WAS subsequently arrested
for Illegal voting When tie case was
called, the prosecuting attorney gave IL as
his OF Mon, that although the facts = ight
bring the case within the letter of the Jaw,
yet there was not su icicnt intent, nor care.
lcSsness enough, TO warrant a prOsecut on
OF the charge, consequently he entered "a
nOlle prosoqui
The recent row al Cadillac caused the
Scandinav ans OF Ia city 20 taEo action
loo ing 10 the enforcement OF the Sunday
liquor law.
Col. Henry Raymond, who was identified
W IN much or tho carly history OF Michi-
gan, died IL the residence OF his SON in law
in Detroit "a few days ago.
Customs Co ioctOr Charles Ward of Port
Huron has been removed, and Harrison
Geer OF Lapcor appointed in his place.
T.. Bement ~ Sons of Lansing have So
cured cantrol Of tho original patents for
the longitGd nal ud ustmcut of the teeth
in SPIN teeth harrows and pl omise to
IN llc It live for in ringers on the pat emit
Ihe following arc the newly elected OF
hccrs o. tho Grand council OF the Royal
Arcanum OF Michigan: Grand regent, O.
IL. Francis, West Bay City; grand vice
recent, n. w. Ne sou, Manistee; grand
or tor, Hugh Mccullough, Grand Rapids !;
past grand regent, w. =. Campbell De-
troit grand secretary s. Il. Griggs, De-
uoiJ grand treasurer, Jacob Brown, De-
troit grand chaplain, g. w. Frary. Ian
sing; grand guido, Frank NJ His, Lapcer;
gr nd war en-, II. Il. Parish, Grand Haven /;
grand sentry, ~. &. Hodges, Lansing state
medical examiner, Sidney !. Small, Sagi-
nav; grand trus,eos, Fred A. Stiven
lonia; j. w. Cocirane, MiIland l.. b.
Marlborough, West Bay City.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-19
Murder in OcnmaM County.

At an tvcning beer party at the res dence
Of Stephen Wiogers in Edwards township.
Ogemaw cou Ity, frank Buhiman was
struck on the hcai with a heavy sick OF
stovev-ood By Steve Rrtcs Buhlman died
in stout four hours after Stove Kartes
aud his bfotiior Peter. who we're also fight
ng with huffman. hsvo bosa arrested.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-19
The Weather RepOrt.

The state weather service reports tho
temper ture for tie week ending April Is
a. 2 5-l0 above tie normal, precipitation
Sigh ly above, with nm average amount of
sun shine Tho oSfects upon wheat aud
erase have tecu worry favor ble--former ia
starting well, oats AFRO being sown, and
there are no unfavordbie reports. Fruit
prospects arc exec, cut.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-19

The bill Of Mr. Russ of Hillsdale. TO
equali7e soldiers bounteS has been re-
ferred To the house committee OF ways and
means, TO investigate the pC s. BILE expense.
The quartermaster general OF the state
furnished an estimate OF the amount OF
money needed To pay bounties TO soldiers
who enlisted before STATE bountie' were
pad ana TO equaize them so th al who
enlisted from Michigan should be fairly
dealt with
His report shows that the figures to
equaliLe at $3.50 would stand as follows:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-19

The state military hoard has decided TO
hold "a brigade encampment August ; TO IL,
inclusive, AT a place yet 10 be decided upon.
One Thousand new uniforms OF the regular
army pattern have been ordered.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-19

The senate has killed the bill which au-
thorizes circuit judges in their discreet on 10
sen ence prisoners to the Detroit house Of
correction.
The mutual insurance bill which allows
the farmer comp niesto Insure about every
thing except dwelling houses was not sign
ed by Gov Lucr, but he ;ame "A Nv by he
lapse of the ten days limit. The governor
be ieves that the bill embraces moro than
its title states and therefore conflicts with
the constitution.
The senate has passed the bill appropi' at
ing $1,000 for decorating the state capitol.
The house has stricken out all after the
enaoting clause of the bill for the es ab ish
ment Of "A board of arbitration 10 settle
strikes and disputes between workInen and
employers
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-19

The bill tO prohibit the sale Of cigarettes
has been agreed 10 in thehouse committee OF
the whole.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-04-19

lotal. ......., l-,ocO 80. Sl,oo4, 'oO
Total number OF men furnished
by Michigan. .................. $4,000
Total number men paid boz ntY... 1880
Total number OF men who cid not
receive bounty ................. II APO
On the basis OF these facts he figured:
To equaliZe IL 40 at %. $50, 10, 900
To elualize u, III at 500. .......... Sll 100
To equaliLe 1854 at S-0........... pol, 100
lotal ..................... vi ,el6,'oJ
To eIualize at 500:
il't-O iIiSi StV' ;, ,uuO
Sill men at so (who received so 4o5, $50
Total. ,5i7, 800