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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
TREAsURER's SoTIoE.
city Treesurer's once. ;

City TreaSnrer's once
Grand Rapids. Mica. Sept. S. $50
Notice is hereby gwen that the asseSsme nj
roll foT the construction of q sewer ia Eleventh
street. from Jennette street 20 Alpine avenue.
In the city OF erand Rapids is nov in my
hands. and that 1 viii receive payment there
on for tie period OF twenty days from This
date. at the Office az the city Treasurer. City
Hall GEORGE r. PERRY.
sept y City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
rREAsURERs NOTICE

City ireNsurer's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. August - lSs0
Notice j. HEREBY eisen thai the assessment
for sewer iB North ionia street. from New berry
street 10 NaipfiaEc street. in the city 81
Grand Rapids. ls noN IN ny hands aud that
viii receive payment thereon Tor The period ~
twenty DAYS from this date al the ofroe "a the
City treasurer. city Hall.
GEORGE 4. PERRY
sept 10 city Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
TREAsURrR's NOTICF.
city Clerks once

City Clerks once
Grand Rapids. Mich. sept 8. $50.
Notice IS hereby given that thc assessment
ro. for the construction ol ; Werin Lincoln
str ct. IA the city of Grand Rapids. Is now in
ny hands. and That | VIII receive payment
thereon Tor the period 81 twenty days from
this date al the Office of fhc CITY Treasurer,
City Hail. GEOR u X. PERRY.
sept 1S CIV TIE lSuref.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

TIE Grand Rapids q Ind sna Raa-
r1ad Company vilI sell Harvest Excur-
sur secs SEPTEMBER 2 ant . ard
Dttal.er "a to points south. soufa vest
ve-t and north vest at one fare for tne
ronnt trr. ecsets good for return
v5thir thfftv DAYS For tickets 8nd
further nfarusst-ou. arrlv - 4. Am
on .st. a. Enoo station. or Gee. "a.
Nunscn. City Ticket of3ce.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
TREAsuRRR,s NOTICE


city lreaSurrrs once.
Grand Rapids. Mieh.. Aux q lS0.
Notice il hereby given that the assessment
roll for the opening and extension of Wealthy
avenue on the west side Of Nrand river. In
the CITY Of Grand Rapids. l. nov Ia my hands.
and tuat / viii receive payment thereon isr
the period of twenty DAYS from this date. AZ
tie once Of the City Treasurer. CITY Hall
GEORGE D. PERRY.
sept Is city treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

IHtllY. At ofhfrs daily eHc crUI sunday.
Taxing effect SuUchy jay la lo.s
0eeping cars on faCihC ano Atlantic IA
Presses q auu from Detroit Parlur cars run
ON DhS ffpfcss and Grand Rapids - press fa
and Dom Detroit Direct connections made
Hl Detroit Wltn al through trains asf Iick
els ga sale ~ nien Ticket once h- Aoufoe-
81. and al iulau depot
fRfn n. Ekieas. cent Ar't 81 Nonroe.st
.. ". hUcolHs. .. J.. and i. AgI. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
TRFAsURFK,a NOTTCR
CITY TreaSurer's once,
Grand Rapldg Mich Sent 3 lSsH

NY ITEHoUfCT WTIIUfl
Grand Rapids Mich. sept 3 lSF
Notice Is hereby giyta shat the assessment
roll Tor the construction OF a sever ln fcmout
ana NaEold streets. In the city of Grand
Rapids. is now ia my hands and that 1 viii
receive payment thereon Tor the period 81
twenty days 4 ON this date. al the Office oi the
city Treasurer. city Han.
GEORGE i PERRY
sept = city Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

dret feet OF high-water mark, with tho
sea on one side and the stretch OF pine
woods on the other. with wide veran-
dahs and cool wards, IL would be hard
20 find anywhere place better adapted
TO It's needs. None Of the glaring white
Of the town hospitals Is here. The wood
is dark and restful 20 the oye. The
glarc Of The ocean does not penetrate
beyond tho wide shade Of the veran-
dahs. and from the pine groves on the
other side comes only a Well-tempered.
softened light Two permanent physi-
clans live here with trained nurses and
ratrons When a sick baby il brought 70
the hospital the mother remains with
~. and both are cared FOR in that same
generous spirit which oharacterizes al
that Is done hy president and managers
for the sick and bell plcss Of New York.
LnLTE HAMILTON FREScH-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
LEGAL ADYERIISING


osFtCk - NIrH t-Esk.
GR4sa hAfzfss slfct. - - ~ i>lel
A@ts<e IL hsrtlz seH tksi sesslee fei','sass
All oe fess sses 81 t1e - ( ers sflSr ~ -
A4u s4l4It * ezEtesHtel ~ t,>t ~
eiQek D. IA Il A1ld Dsf t0f tDfHisit iE ~
tel npfs ~ sees .sf sci Nt4t EltAtI tts-si
t,ocG 3e1As6n El4 ~ Sflaw1ec lamI. g. t.s
4..lssrra ai fbe 8 IS - Sseh ttF,F. aaa ~
sara 4aallti lic. ~ tat t.egtGl ire 81 telll
MSS mas a.rrcf.
lae ooanea T. serves fhe fgaf - reject sas
EDWARD III SIElN
I'll n lfoALN
sH4S Al hAtrfk
Attest Cousss5ius cn bNllaiuE>
ny 4. smxknas. Cits Gers. "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
FLOATING HOSPITAL
A Refuge That New Yorksrs Hsvs
BssiiE tor ths Poor

Wsssly Exszrsisa - ne sarge - ss~
D4Ea-sseaas - sEaruas ezsa oa ths
Hay-Has ths L4fsis oa~~
Es5es theaasstsss-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
DErRof1. LANSING a NoRTHFRs

DETROIT. LANSING A N0RTHERS-
rtrfrf.
lrpre ss snr eaginav Ard BaF City fEEn an
H ar Tor Iansrr Deffo.f aul fasi m
lrpress fef Lansing Detroit and tssffi % b nl
Nal for ANA ~ Louif and AZ Hss "a if b u
Bost6s aT 2Ipm
arrffE
MAJ from 2arlrav sno beT cts fii oan
taH frrm IansirE bftrof ard faef ~ tif B. Ir
fasf Egr FROM LHueinG Detroit arc
fsa Fast fnr RI
TKrfrss from. fHnsIrG ard iiffrof q - u
= urrss fram raG nav @ lHuif auc
Alma. ....-..- flosopn
ffaI sIlaiir - orrf eunfar
he shortest lire - Detroit sne Past. Fe
rfnf Darir ears he'NeFa fieiI'f anf ftrsa1
Hs Iids
fff ftekeis are infarruafier nTrif 81 rninH
fsfksf .faef q EoafOe rf nra ui0n anp1t.
Hsk esff71. hcfine Gen. rass. AR.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

tNe season. The Other physician sens
90 she dav ~ - board of health.
The doctors examine each mother ard
child Who arrives az the rang plank.
receiving from cher, eheir psssos This
examination is made IN order that nono
az ne passenxers maT be exposed -
a-v con-a sous iisesse. and the passes
sre lied n order that the physicians
usr b rossaed ia rsgsri - sny MS
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16

Savsxa-See here. waiter, I ordered
rare eggs. ard these srs hard ss bricks.
Waiser-Ye es. sir. Bar they r. fresh.
ard fresh eggs arc mighty rare N this
hoase. .-West shore.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
CHICAeo 4 - NIcHIaAN RhnMLl.

CHICAGO a WEsT MICHIGAN RAILWAY.
Mai for Man.s,ce ana Traverse cItrs -go..s
EKp. Tor JaiCaEo Ausae4oa........... = Ht0a ln
fssi Aai iof thicag3 aud lndlanap
Express Tor Nuskelon aud haff fassnfa
txpress for Muse.cous erand Haven gl b Hs
n eht tkpress fcr taIca-o rII OBJ
Aight EHpress Tor inoluna po!Is..-...fl So b n
For Big RAPIDS. ga 0nlu. Lu8lngfon.
Nanssfee and Traverse CITY ....f Dp m
Night tApress TOT Traverse cts fll >. 3 ul
Night Exprefs from chicago .esoam
\ ghi - .iress from Indianapolis 4 e. 81 - u
Express Ifom Musl erou aHd Hart slf ft fn
NaiI from NaBlsiee aud fatFfsr lifafl. - a. Is
Mall fro-H chicago and HEsk r-aH. fu
Lxprts from Grand Haven. n d m
f1presS from ienfrafrT ~ askegon . HN q u
tast u press from th caro 500 Is = ns
From Asa.siee. budlngion. LaicHln
and 1852 Rapids df-.............. fla H 0l
Prom Ms8isfeea8d Traverse CAV tsf9nr
FROM Traverse lifF .... 81 lf d fH
Daily fDaily except suudsy sDsfs q,
ccpt naiardsy. tiaiiF rncepf NnndaV.
Through Uaflof coach 90 fhic@1o oa 800 q.
W. ffAn--flo extra charge iof sfats.
Trains ieafina . .and Earf d. ~ J 9l Z m and
j s. m rin through 90 Chicago sonc.
Combination slcfpnE and paflor cars be
tween efand Rapids and Indisnapois GA
\ llbf Express trains
fhrouEn s.eeptrs to ano from Chicsgo on
fhfoue 4 : eeptf between Chicago ano Tras
erse civ Leaves C4icaee t0 8 fu except
Sunday ,ifaad Esplas d q p a.. arrive 3ras
erEe Cts 01 ms leaves fraffrsf iitF q u 81
m eacerf Fafafday arrives erand Rapids
ll 81 n. fhirarH fa anl TIE H. u ffsIu
has th-engh psrior car % Marisfcs "a ~
Esii.vsfsr route between Grand Rapids snd
Chicago. tia ~. ioserh anc palace steamers
''gifT ~ b cage an0 Puritan.
Leave Grand Rspids . eo fu. arrive chicaso
Leave Chicago go ? 10. arrive Grand Rapiss
80 an.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
..s,-r:.s .s..,r- ..s,.s,,,ry -.sg-s-3 TO
Wss| CHICAGO!
"a W&1 Sy952fS5af TIE
S.sss: :xss1Ssssssss .s:s s POPULAR ROUTE.
The Magnificent New Fast.
-. -. CITY OF R GIN l.,
And the Popular
81 - MEN


-. -. MEN
VIII leave Grand Haven for Chicago. daily eX-
cept Saturday, al 6 D. m. on arrival Of tie De
troit Grand Haven Milwaukee Railway
train from Detroit. Grand Rapids, ete.
CITY OF RAClNE-Sunday. Tuesday and
Thursday.
MENOMINEE Monday. Wednesday and
Friday
Returning. will leave Chicago every evening
except sunday at 7O'clock. arriving at Grand
haven next morning in time for ea1y trsin
east.
FARE Grand Rapids TO Cicago, 0aly $780,
$3.50 for Round Trip State Room Berth ncpd.
Through tickets can be had az the city ofice
ana depot OF the D. &. H. NJ. kailwaF. @fsn
Rapids; also Al all stations ou the D.. q. ii. 4
VI. Ry. D. l.. i \. h. r.. q. X. j ]. L. r. and
l.. :. 4 ". k'y. JOHN SINGLETON.
Gen. Pass. Agt Goodrich Trans. Co. Chicago
In Effect April u lss0
GOODRICH TRANSPORTATION CO.
eS3-u Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-16
Cheap Lands and Homes m Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Alabama.
Mississippi and LOUISIANA.

On the line of the QUEEN A CRESCENT
ROUTE can be found splendid bottom. upland.
timber and stock lands. Also the finest fruit
and mineral lands on the continent. for sale
on favorable terms.
FARMERS, with all thy getting get home
IN the sunny South. where biiIZards and Ice
clad pl aims are unknown. only line from Gin
einnati 10 SOmerset. Hartman, Cardiff. Chat
tanooga. Tenn. New England City Fort Payne
aud Alfalfa. Ala, Meridian. Miss. Arcadia.
Shreveport. La. Parties desiring Information
Of choice locations for factories. building
sites. mineral. timber. grazing and agricul-
fura lands. can obtain reliable information
With county maps. by addressing D. G. Ed
ARDS, General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Queen 4 Crescent Route. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04

S9am usrIorsn. bsnn fte bodtsn f1 nsbsn
mid, obne 81 wi1en, baB tie RIeibsr aud
fur fe ieien, unb bas i@on tn benz einen
Sabre, baB fe bter ftnb. Was wirb's fpds
ter2 sic psrben i9limrsr aIs BITE @aus
DOS, als bic wiIben Subtansr. Die Wuts
ter, bic wobl alts &Ietber flidte, tbsilts urs
re4t trauris nit, baB fe tein 9eIb babe,
um neue Rleibsr gu taufsn, unb bic alien
pirben ni9t msbr .uiammen baIten. 6ier
mO9te Id bod nod einmal allen futbolis
i9en gltern NIT Oonueri timue binibsr
bic Weere rufen: vSpfert bod euere Gins
bsr nt4t benz arsentinii9en Wolo9! Gee
lenmOrber ibrer &inbsr iinb bic gItern, bic
ibre &Isinen ieber RsIision, isber grsiebuns
b%erauben, inbem fe fi9 10 In ben wtlben
Pampas nieberlafen, po tie prrtomwen
mifsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04
Sur &rbeiter 8ewe8un8 tn
3luttraItett.

Der lssts sroBs Dodarbsitsr Nusitanb
In 2onbou warb uon ben auitralii9sn Ars
bsitsrs @spsrti1aftsn nit serabsBu riefisen
Summsn unterifltt. Ra9 Der BON benz
Socialiftsnfibrer Burns, Der nsusrbinss
BON benz @smsrfi1aftsuerbanb Der norbs
ameritanii9sn arbsitsr Su elmer Runbreiie
bur4 bic 8ereinisten Staaten aufssforbert
wOrben III, unIdnsff uufssftsItsn abrs9s
uung iber ben Gonbouer Oodarbeiters
Streit finb non NuftruIisn ALIEN i'm Cans
sen 80, 900 Pfanb, bas finb 600 900 Wt.
%einseIaufsn.
anssii9ts bieisr sroBsn Sumns III bic
Srase am plate, wie tommen bte Mrbeiter
Guitraliens bu bisisr 2siffunssfdbistsit2
0ie Sads srtIdrt ii9 babur9, bab bic
9rbsitsr NufruIisns gu ben %bsftbsSabItes
fen Der @sIt unb 3u ben b%sftorsanifrtes
fen ssb6rsn. I'm fi9 III bic 2obnarbsiters
i4aft In autralien ~tsinsswess 3ablrsi9.
Dem inbuiirisllsn Aufi9uuns ftsbt bsr
ManseI on RobIsn isbr binberli4 sntses
gen. Sn ben n5rbIi9sn Golonisn, MO Elm
bismIi9 umfansrsi9sr anbau pon Gam
belss 9swddien it%attfinbet, iinb bic arbsis
ter meiit gbineien ober PoIpneiier uon Der
Sibise: SnisIsruppsn. Die wsiBs arbsis
teri4uft bsi6rdntt fi9 bauptid9Ii9 auf
bic 9aussusrte, bas 8ertebrsusisn unb
bic ftdbtii9sn Ylatseperbs. absr bisie
Irbeitsr iinb uortreffIt9 orsaniRrt in ben
Unions unb 9abor Councils, bic
BET DabIn cine sroBs RoIs ipisIsn unb
einen srobsn @infuB auf bic 0srpaItuns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04
8riete aus Ar8entinien.
(gom botp. Srn. u. S6weba6.)


Sn Der gropins Busnos. apres in arssnz
tinisn pobnsu auBsr in Der goIonie Gan
antonio In psri5isosnsn anbsrsn Golonieu
9ursmburser iton felt Idnssren Sabren.
Der bo4w. ST. Pfarrer S5usbaa bat in
BssIeituns bss 5rn. Riri4 aus flise ses
ma9t unb nod folssnbs 2anbsIeute setrofs
fen: SamiIie Rsri1sn aus 9stinssn nit 4
srua6isnsn Psrionsn; giuer aus 9ursms
burg; Bsttenborf aus 9impa9; Sisbelsr
aus 2snninsen; 5anisn aus Steinfel
S9anbsIer aus RimeIinsen; Wobnsn aus
gttslbrid; Deafon aus Stabtsrunb
DOmmass aus &Ouinsersrunb. auf benz
gabnbof wObnt nod etn SEP aus
S9uwsiIer.
Die 9euts Ieben msiit in i9ls9ten ger'
biItnifsn. sic baben Ssrtrdse untsrs
i9rtebsn, bic fs ni4t tannten. ST.. S@wes
bag i9reibt barber: Sc lit psbsr prtss
fer, nod &irds, nod S9uIs ba. Cine
fdmiide Sruu tam auf mid ~suselaufsn
nit ben Wortsn: yI9, ba fommt Der
@eifli1e, ben man uns peripro9su bat"
sic mar absr untt0fli9, als i'd ibr iaste,
i'd isi uur bier auf Bsiu9. 90 tatboIiids
Rinoer iinb nod ba unsstauft; aud mebs
rere ~2uremburser. Die @be wtrb nidt
msbr als Satrumsnt %bebanoslt. Sc iduurt
einem has 9er3 5uiammen, penn man bas
@lenb fsbt unb pbnmd4tis 1T, gu beIfen.
gsi Der Spsiten Iursmburssr GamiIie
fanben mir bic 8inber In abams RIsibsrn
.bsrumIaufen, iosar eiuen Rnaben pon 0
8ie Sinbsr batten bsrsits ale
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04
@panspiae, Snb. Yrsis per Sabr
81, so. pprau8be,ahIbar.

Sas treffli6e Slatt bat iebt ieinen srpeittn
Sabrsan9 errei6t unb III b6dft erbauli6 uns
lebrrei6. Der 3rped 1T Elm 10 i6Oner, oab man
bic feline Sumrre nidt i6euen iolte, Inn bets
ielben fOrberr 81 befen.
Iaria Sill! ROaatsidrift fir aue
frommen gsrebrer Marids, beions
berS fir Witslieber tsr grsbrus
bsridaft unter benz Ettel unb Der aus
rufuns Der Wutter @pttes pom Der
immsrwdbrenber ollie unb bes 81.
alpbonius Maria pom 0isuori. 9ers
a~ussesebsn bon Gb. &siners, gfarrer
In Nasem (OiOcsie 9ursmburs). Mtt
ttr1lt9er @rlaubniB. Sreis IN
DsutidIanb franco l Wart 35 gfs.
Der Breis b~ierIanbs 1T uns niat. be-
fannt.
GieIe feline aber treihi6e Wonatsi6riit tdnu
in alien fatbolii6en Su6banOlun9en befteQt
werben unb pirb fiber, rpenn betaunt, pieleu
tatbolil6en Sarilien Elm wtatOmnener @af
Iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04

Wober bteier sroBe l1nteri1ieb2 Daber,
neil bic europdti9en 2iberaIsn &atboIiteus
9afsr fnb, wdbrenb Der uu,sritanii9e
9ibsralismus f9 m~eifens sIsi@sdItis
perbdlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04

aus ct. Nusuhins, 5Ia., 1T Don,
bo9p'fsn giidof Samss O'@onnor, Der
i9on Idnsers 3eit trant III unb Sur 5ers
ftsauns feiner @eiunbbeit nod benz SIben
sereift mar, Elm Brief gu Omaha sinsstrofs
fen, bemtuioIss feline Rrdfts suisbenos abs
nebmen unb er Smaba ui9t pisbsr ~
ieben %erpartet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04
Stterarti6 es.

Wir empfsbIsn unisrn 9sisrn, bsionbers
ben grwa9iensn, folsenbe tbsiIs Der gr.
bauus, tbeils Der 8elsbruns unb @rbaus
uns sspttmetsn psriObii9en SIdttsr.
Ct Sensbift's Yanicr. ROuati9rift Der
gsnebitttner Norbs Qmerita's. Rit
gutbeiBuus isbr pisIer S%berbirten
beraussesebsn BON Der 9snsbittiners
abtsi ct. Wsiurab, Snbiana. Die
ieIbe 3eiti9rift lit bur9 Sdrsibsn
Der bo9wIrbisen Prieiter pom Sras
torium bss bl. Entities In Tours
Gum offcisnsn Organ Der Inba9t
gum beilisffen antIite fur BITE bsuti9s
iprs9enben &atbolitsn ser gersinisten
Staatsn ertldrt worbsn. Das ct.
8sueoitt's Yanier sri9sint an, erifsn
iebsn Wonats unb toftet idbrli9
$l.Oo, In, 9oraus ,abIbar. probes
uummsrn psrbsn auf Wuni& bereits
wiaisit auseianbt. lin Qbonnsmsnt
unb freunSIi4e l1atertisuus bss llns
ternebmsns wirb ssbstsn. Subicrips
%ttoneu, Beitelunssn unb Wittbsiluns
gen ri9te moi an BITE Abufs: ct.
Benebitt's Panier, ct. Wsinrab, Sub.
Gas st. genebitt's 9anier" in has oif;ieqe
Organ Der anba6t unb SruoerI6ait pom bl.
Gntlise. Siele anba6t, wel6e Defenders ben
3ped unb bic geitimmuns bat. Sibns ~
leiiten tir bic @otteslGitsrun9en unb Sonnta9ss
entbeili9un9en.
Cunt 6ranciati 4l0dlein. Wonatss
i1rift fur bic Witsliebsr bes britten
Srbens bss 81. Sransisfus. @eiess
net pom Seiner 5silistsit Papit SEQ
XIII. G~pprobirt pom bo1p'its
SrbensaensIaI. Rsbisirt unb bsrauss
ssssbsn pon P. 8arnabas Ortner,
Sran3ist. Orb. sprtsiter In Snnsbruf.
gerIas pon Gr. Buffet & &c., Rsw
gort unb Cincinnati. XII. Sabre
gang. Der Sabrsans bsitsbt aus IL
5eften unb besinnt nit Sttobsr.
Der 3itel Der 3eitidriit entbsbt uns weiterer
@ommentare, ba i'm &itel Der 3wet unb Die
&enoenS tlar aus9eipro6en.
armen seelenfreunb. Cine Monatss
i9rift i'm SntsrsfIs Der leibenben uub
itrsitsnbsn &ir9s. @esrinbet aum
anbenfen an bas Subildum Yapf
9eo's XIII. 9eraussessbsn pon
msbrsrsn fatboIii4sn Brisitern. &eu.
8. .. 2dbbsrmann, @si4dftsiibrsr.
@pansuiae, Srb. 0as 8latt er.
ideint tn beuti9sr unb snsIii4er
Spra9e. Man abreitre: vNrmsn
SssIsnfreunb", sls Drains truBs,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-02-04

Gas st. Senebift's 9anier" III has offsisqe
Organ Der anba6t uub gruberI6ait pom bl.
antlise. Siele anbadt, wsl6s Defenders ben
Sped uub bic geitimmuns bat. SIbne su
leiiten fir bic @otteslaitsrunssn unb Sonntasss
en%tbeili9un9en.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-07-03

merry in the struggle was bitten in both arms,
his head and back badly injured, and no was
senseless for nearly an hour. He is badly
hurt and will not recover. The maniac,
Harland, forced his way through two iron
gratings, and it took the united strength oI
four stout men to put the irons on him and
place him in solitary confinement.
family feud ended in bloody tragedy.
A. L. Coe and wife lived on farm about
thirteen miles southwest oftown. For several
years Coe and his two brother-in.laws.
Nathaniel and Adrian Auglin who had farms
adjoining his, had kept up family feud, the
origin of which is unknown. Coe went into
the field where Nathaniel was working and
shot him dead. lie then opened fire on Ad-
rian and shattered his left arm. leaving him
for dead. He returned home and shot his
wife dead. Coe then sent bullet through
his own head, dying instantly.
John Kampfer, railroad employe at
Huntsdale, Pa, has been ar rested charged
with the murder of his wife, who died, short
Iy after he had given her what he said was
pain killer. Mrs. Kampfer's brother insti
gated the proceedings against the prisoner
and he has procured evidence from the neigh
bors that HAMPER had threatened his wife
badly and threatened to put her. out of the
way. Mrs Kamp er's body will be exhumed
and an inquest held.
Charles Diebold of Pittsburg. Pa., and his
wi have not been living together for some
time. Early one morning Diebold went to
his home and asked for some clothing. A
quarrel ensued and Diebold struck his wife
two murderous blows on the head with
hatchet. He hurled her supposed lfeless
body into another room, kissed his two
children and went to the home of his mother
on another street. Here he locked himself in
a room and Elashed his wrists and throat
with q razor, intlicting injuries from which he
died few minutes later. Mrs. Diebold is
terribly cut but will probably recover.
The United States Judge at Madison, Wis,
ruled that in certain contingencies the post
master general has the right to fix the sala-
ry of third-class postmasters. Postmaster
General Dickinson did this in the case OF A.
B. Parmenter for seventeen years post
master mt Middleton, making the order ex-
tend back over his entire time of service, and
thus when Parmenter retired from office
three years ago it was held that he owed the
government nearly $4,000 in fees, which he
had retained as compensation. Under to-
days decision this must be returned to I'm
Gle Sam. Parmenter will also be prosecuted
criminally.
The trial of Herbert F. Beechsr, charged
Win lblCcHE, eHuel du 0ehCClo1 "oen'' AZ Ch0
United States district court. The defendant
is son of the late Henry Ward Beecher and
was appointed collector of customs for the
Puget sound district in 1885 by President
Cleveland. In April, 1889, the grand jury in
Port Townsend returned true bill against
Beecher charging him with larceny of a vol
ume of Records of moneys received from all
sources" rcommitted when he was collector.
When the evidence was all in Judge Hartford
instructed the jury to render O verdict of not
guilty, which was done. The charge against
Beecher was dismissed.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-07-03
ACCIDENTAL.


Ten cases of prostration from the heat and
sunstrOke were reported in Louisville, KY,
four of which resulted fatally.
At Railway, N. j.. fire in the large wall pa
per factory of Jardne & Co., caused u loss of
S1OO, 900, partly covered by insurance.
The town of Morrison, twenty miles from
Denver, was visited by confagration which
destroyed the business portion of the place.
The loss is $50, 900 and the insurance small.
GARDENERS stave mill at Ashley, Mich, was
wrecked by boiler explosion. Four men
were killed outright and fl tn was injured
so badly that he has since died, while num-
Der of others were seriously hurt.
William Biddell, freight engineer while
waiting for passenger train that he was to
meet at Batavia, Iowa, sat down on the
main track and went to sleep. He was cut
to pieces by the express a lew minutes later.
His home was in Galesburg and he leaves a
family.
Jacob Flachsenhar met u sudden and
terrible death at Mankato, Mimi. He had
the contract of building the Model Clothing
houses new block and was superinten ding
the work. A boat load of rip-rap stone had
been raised and Flachsenhar stood under it;
the catch on the derrick slipped and the load
fell on Flachsenhar's head, crushing him into
a heap and causing instant death Deceased
was q we'll known contractor and builder.
One hundred persons were poisoned at a
picnic at Wichita, KS by drinking lemonade.
Three children who partook of the beverage
have died and others are not expected to
live. A chemical analysis of the lemonande
has not been made, but it is said that the
man who supplied it used chemical acids and
made a mistake in his drugs The beverage
was supplied in huge cans, and as the day
was very hot everybody drank freely. Soon
several persons were taken violently i'll, and
be'ore long almost every person on the
grounds were prOstrated, and before medical
aid reached them three children had died.
serious collision occurred between the
authorities OF Spokane county and the city
of Spokane Falls, creating q sensation. A
rivalry exists between the Spokane Street
Railway Company, and the City Park Tran
sit company, both wanting to lay track in
Division street for electric and cable line
The street railway company has its line in
operation and the city council ordered the
track torn up in five days. Then the city
commenced to take up the tracks The sher-
III ard his deputies arrested the may yor, super
intendent ef streets and Captain of Police
Martin, who gave bonds, and, returning to
the scene, found large force Telaying the
track. The police ordered them to deSist and
arrested all VINO refused, and finally took the
sheriff and his deputies into custody. There
has been no blood shed so far but q bitter
feeling exists and grave fears are enter
tanned that PERSONAL conflict may occur.