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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

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L.ghg5hss s1sssssn exteaSc1 westerly tAe-oS
e4sE % sd issE nsaEisas.l ilEe % ias pace u
seslHaiasi sxefaeuzx tress so aisl1~t a.
DlBiic streets ala 4l-eys 4Ea the lz4-s 11~sA
Tor sad ePs8iaz and sxtsasloA-
Aad thzI tse 3oard Of Review and y --4iA-
Eloa u the cles x 6rsnd Rapids. ~as. - ths
charter u saiz clts. are eo1sA.-soa e'll -
sl9aers tor E84t purpose. Dc ana tAes are
hereby difssSsa - .Hass saia ssssss'asat upon
a. rhs ssReFs " occupants 81 l2ads ~ae
houses within rAe distr c. af0I ssll1. Ia Pre-
portioa. as aesrIs a. may se. u the advantage
Naieh esca sal DC seelard 10 acquire y TIC
m4kiRE ~ such pusllc Improvement ana that
the sala commissioners meet To- TIE purpose
Il AaziRx SAD assessment. % f1ursdAS the
talrd Sd day 81 srll. A. y. lssss. al 10 . cioeA
IL TIC forenoon u said day, al the once u the
city CLERK.
And ft 5 further ordered, That the eity
elrrk makea certified copy Of this order, and
deliver the same % one u said commissioner.
together with profile Of said public improve
msnt oa OF before the day herein nxed Tor the
meetiRS OF SAID commissioners.
Adopted.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Baldwin. Emmer. Lau-
niere. Miller. ODoRRell. saunders. Turner.
4erex-a.
Nsys-None.
BY Aid. TURNER;
Whereas. This e.uneil has decided tue grad
Ing of Sibley street ia the city OF Grand Rap
ids % Dc 4necessary public Improvement. and
Whereas. main sewer has heretofore been
constructed ia said street AT great expense
through which the sewerage OF a large district
OF said city now passes and water 10 nush said
sewer Aad for other purposes viii be needed,
r. solved. That the Board OF Public Works
Be and are hereby requested 10 cause TO be laid
IN said Sibley street at the time of. or before.
the grading OF said street. water main for
the purposes aforesaid.
Adopted.
Ye4s-Ald.Anderso n. Baldwin. Emmer. Lau-
Mere. Miller. 0'Donnell. Saunders. Turner.
Ierex-9.
Nays-None.
By Aid. TURNER.
Resolved. That the Board OF Registration Of
the city OF Grand Rapids meet az the Common
Council rooms OF said city on Thursday morn
ing April }. at 80 for the purpose of organiz-
ing as Board Of Registration.
Adopted.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Baldwin. Emmer
Launiere. Miller. 0'Donnell. Saunders. Stein.
Turner. Yerex-l0.
Nays-None.
Committee Meetings.
Aid. Stein. chairman of the special COM
mittee TO whom was referred the matter OF
encrOachments on block Il. Ellsworth's addi-
tion. asked for further time.
Granted.
Aid. Turner moved 10 adjourn, and that
council meet Tuesday. April 8. at 30 O'Clock.
Carried.
W. A. SHNENAN.
City Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
BISMARCK'S BIRTH.
TRIBUTE 10 rHE GREAT SIlIESHls.
a Sasisa@l AOasDsat IA nis HonSr Pro
!sctsd-fhs Ex-Ch<AeSllor hspSrtsa
- Have said hls ReE Fenent W.s
Net Of TIA Oss ssskLaS.

BERLIN. April l. All Germany Is
celebrating Priace Bismsrck's birth
day. There has never been such =
demonstration al any previous anRiver-
sary The festivities a. Fried drichsrUhe
began With a torchlight procession Mon
dzy night and continued today. Hun
dreds Of deput4tions and societies
arrived by rail and marched 10 the
castle. Upward of 2, 600 kilograms OF
songratulstion from all parts OF the
world have been received. Prince Bis
marck wall remain al Friedrichsruhe
until May l. wien he will go TO Baden.
The Gar and Prince Bismarck have
exchanged friendly letters The latter
expressed himself that In his opinion
recent events would not AFFECT the peace
full relations existing between the Two
Empires
A committee comprising Influential
members Of all shades Of political opin-
ion. OF which Herr Won Leviszow. Pres
ident of the Reiehstag. is president
has issued an invitation 20 tho public
to subscribe 10 fund for the erection OF
. national monument in Berlin 10
Prince Bismarck. The committee will
invite Emperor William 10 become
patron Of the undertaking.
LONDON. April The Times says:
In relinquishing once while the skies
are clear, Bismarck has shown the same
patriotic foresight that has been the
distinguishing note of bis career. There
is not the least reason for lugubriou S
views as TO the future OF Germany.
BERLIN. Aprilol.-Tbs Voxsiche lei
tung says that in RELYING 70 an
address from citizens OF Dresden eI-
pressing regret that he bad resigned
at so critical a time Prince Bis
marck declared that his retirement was
not OF his own seeking. The reply has
caused great excitement in Dresden.
The Vossiche Zeitung adds that public
opinion demands true explanation OF
the circumsta noes of Prince Bismarck S
resignation
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
WATERT GRAVES.
An INinsts Farmer. His Child and .
Neighbor's Daughter Drowned Near

An Illinsts Farmer. His Child and .
Neighbor's Daughter Drowned Near
Milford.
MILFORD. Ill. April Almost an
entire family met death by drowning
near hero Monday. Grant Adsit, living
four miles north west. started TO town at S
o'clock Monday morning in a wagon
with his wife and 2-year-old child and
the ls-year-old daughter OF Elmore
Thomas Adsit drove into the swiftly
running current of Sugar creek, about
ten feet deep. The bank was steep,
and when the team plunged in the
wagon bed came off and nosted down
stream. Adsit jumped out to push the
bed to shore, but was Overpowered
by the current His wife was clinging
TO the floating box with the child in
her arms, but In the excitement she
lost the child. Miss Thomas sank to
the bottom The bed foated on, with
Mrs. Adsit clinging desperately to the
side. Gstil II neared the shore in sharp
turn of the stream where willows over
hang the bank Grabbing branch she
succeeded in getting out of the stream,
chilled almost beyond endurance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
slowly Choked to Death.

TOLEDO. O.. April John Richter, .
work knan about so years of age, met
death Monday in peculiar manner.
While under the influence OF liquor he
started up flight Of steps leading to a
saloon, and, slipping, fell GDon the rail-
ing, striking his neck just under the
chin. The blow stunned him. ard he
continued to hang over the railing IN
noticed until he slowly choked to death.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
ON TRIAL FOR THEFT.

Damaging Testimony Against Payne and
Searle. Charged with Stealing $4,000
from the Northern Pacific Express Com
pany ut Brainerd. MINI.
BRAINEHD. Mimi, April 1.-The pre-
liminary trial Of Payne and Searle,
charged with stealing SIS, 600 from the
Northern Pacific Express Company in
this city, began Monday. The State
opened its case. witnesses testifying to
the knowledge by william Payne, Jr.. of
the combination 10 the safe and to the
possession by Payne of $1,000 in gold.
Mrs. Edith Collins. a widow who said
she was on very intimate terms with
Payne and Searle, testified that Payne
had con iessed to her that be and Searle
took the money, explaining exactly how
il VAS done.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
Held In Heavy Ball.

BosroN. April 1.-The five men arrest
ed Saturday charged with being the
cause of the recent North street fire
were arraigned Monday. A B. d. Ber-
ger and James Smith were charged with
arson and julie Smith, Benjamin Savage
and Morris Reubens with being acces-
sories after the fact. They were each
held in $40, 900 for trial
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

NEW YORK. April The Metropoli-
tan Exhibition Company, otherwise
kuown as the New York Base Ball
Club. controlled by John B. Day and
his associates, has abandoned its legal
fight against the Players National
league. No further effort will be made
70 enjoin any of the old league players
from signing with the brotherhood.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

Wv ToEE- Aprl The hri-k .vers
ard their employers have comp prou, sd
Is tss sizh rhour demand ~ ths brick
ayers working ARE 5ours day. BIS
gstsing fve censs a. hoaF rors- wss-
ins 3svs wsxss for tss sRsaiag ysaF
a. as
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

Co1osvE. April IA dispatch e ths
Gszetts fror ST. Petersburg sa7s that
srrsrE rEeuents have beer made Tor a
meeting of Emperor william ard the
Gar .arinT the coming spnner. I'm
pero7 william vii = 81 stteni ths usn-
suvs-s - tbe Russisn any a. Krzsroe-
Szslo eiThtesn nilss souta southeast
q S. nets~sbarr
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

VIRGINIA. New, April l. " P.
Prentice. a. one time noted despe-ado
was shos and killed on ranch near this
city Monday by John Taylor. owner of
ths place. Prentice's neck was almost
severed bv toe load 81 bgckshot The
tragedy rss caused By quarrel over
the ownership q : house. Taylor s1r-
randered hiusslf n tie shsrir
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

HAMILTON. O.. April Judge Van
derveer has overruled the motion for a
new trial in the case Of the State vs.
Elmer Sharkey, who murdered his
mother at Eaton. o.. on January l3, 1889.
The Judge sentenced him yesterday
to be hanged August 1. 1890. The young
criminal showed no emotion whatever
when he heard his dreadful fate pro-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

Nv totA- ApTlA l.
wErsT-FreeiT offered a. iseae lover. April.
gAGs Slsc; MAY. - IS Sc so July. szS
.S1c August - i3-ie3s4c september 4tse,
D-csm Der. ssa-s I215c
CoEy-Firmsr and quiet, steamer Nirsd. "a,
Gs7.c. No 2 s70ss>.
O.rs-Quist ard frn; Western. 2lsaS5c
PR0vTsToNs-Bsef firm sad q8iet Plsts
q -Sess - Ertra Mss f7.ooe7 = Pork qaisi
ard st.sdv. Ss- Ness tiL TSaiS - Old Mess
fcAff y. Extr, Prime. - s1al0p L,rd
stronz and zuiet steam rendered. f50
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

ASHLAND, Pa, April IA terrific ex-
plosion occurred AT Centralia Monday.
The boiler at the Logan oolliery burst,
killing David Power, fireman, and in
iuring William Lewis. laborer. Smoke
stacks were blown down and twelve
boilers rendered useless. The loss will
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
Rank Officials Resign.

NEW YoRz, April The board ~ di-
rectors OF the Western National bank
have accepted the designations Of Con
rad y. Jordan. as president and director
and Of Vice President Charles J. Cands.
and elected Brsyton Ives to the presi-
dency. The scandals recently connected
with The Sixth National compelled the
changes
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
II-. stock.


A6NCA9o- a III T.
Cattle Market moderately active and
-ric~s vi maintained. 9uctsfions rsrE-S
a. agGsis FOR shofce - Ssncy Ship-
vfns st--rs = -Se4~ fcr sooc - choice
10 a gAa n 'ar ccnucr "a ssfr GO - "a
$50 for butchers Steer n ao2 - foF
=tocssr- n a513-s for T.rans n s<as .
ssr Fs-ssrs g sse2 - for Cs-s o -As % fo-
snIs sua 81 ssss = - .sl Caves
Hcas-Nsrxet fsiriy sesivs Prices fsily s.
aixaer salss rsages a. ~ iSa4 n f5- nzht
= se4E FOR rough packing. - H24 ~ fo-
ufrsd art - es74S iar nes~J pacs.ss ard
shipping iots
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

BUFFALO, n. Y, April 1.-Kemmler
has been sentenced 70 death at Auburn
prison as prescribed by law during the
week beginning April IS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
THE MARkETS
Grai.. Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO Arril l.
To-day being election dsy aud legal holiday
Board 81 Trade held no session
BUrTEr- Creamery. SGSse; Dairy 7Glsc;
Packing stock. 4i,aso-
EGGs-Frssh, iss,c.
POULTRr-D Dressed Chickens scisc per =;
Dressed TurksJs sai5c per = Live Ducks.
100 fsc per = Live Geese o. ooe3e % per dozsn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SPIRITS steady at q. % for
saished goods
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
-Four KILLED bv Dynamite.

BIEsuSeHAa. Ala, April 1.-Dyna-
mite exploded in the Coalburg mines
Monday, killing four men and wound
Ing eight others.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
A Safe Robbed.

FoRr ScoTT, Kan, April THE safe
in the Office of the Missouri. Kansas &
Texas road here was blown open Sun
day night and robbed of SO, 600 in cash.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
Another Victim.

CHICAGO, April Louis Netgold
died from injuries received at the ex-
plosion of the Chicago Sugar Refnerys
starch house last Thursday night He
makes the tenth victim Of the disaster.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

OF the Wake ia. Mas Rattan Works.
G. y. Young. ssvs In a. csses Of hl.
iousness accon panied vtth those terri
Bile headaches I have f0uud 20 othsr
medicine tnst seeuls 70 take hold ard
40 the coed nat your Sulphur Bitter
does. II s the best family uedsclns
ra1eN
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
Hill vetoe. tn. sa,ton p,It

ALBANY, n. T., April 1.-Governor
Hill sent to the Senate Monday night
a veto Of the Saxton bsllot-reforrn bill.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
DETROIT. c. Il. AND MILWAUKEE

tH"4aes .-4AtNae efAf tftfAs na.
Detroit Express ana Lfeuing Express have
paflcr cars attached. and make d olreci couuec-
ton ln Detroit Tor a points last.
Express leaving a. l0.lo p m has zguer
sleeping car 10 Detroit. arriving in etfolt
al -
NorMng Express and Grand Rapids cypress
have psroT car attached.
Through fai road tickets aud ocean steam.
sup tickets and sleeping car bcrlus secured Al
D.. e. II. q ". ofdce. - Monroe 81. and al tbs
depot.
JAS CAMPBELL. City Pass Agent
JAO. ". LOLD Traffic Manager. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
HHICAGO A WEST MICmGAN-TRATNs
arrive 81 sno oepArl from lnIen Depot

Prem Manlstes. Lucinglon. Baldwin, ID 3 m
DAILY. fDAiiy except sunday. snaI.y er-
ctpt saturday. .DSily except Mulday.
lhrouEh pGrior coach 40 Chicago on s. D.
~, tfsln--Ho extra charge f0r seals
lh~ go =. "a. TIA b COASTS sting 0i day coach
g ano smoker runs t4rous o. Chlcago solid.
Through comDlnatlon sleeping auo ChaiF
cars 20 ana from indianapolis On Night Ia.
press trains
Throggn sieepers 10 and from Chicago on
night EopTcss trains
". CARPENTER. Trsnc Manager.
LILLIAN A. OtRHrr ASST Gen. Pass Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

Cui-k. rnsar a1t surs a Saivaffe1 Oh. ard
zen AZ Eet lr = al fruEx srs far = esafs
NTforS ~ 20 ss - Dr. BINS ro1Rh Svrup
nsra Near sa7t - cpnrs eoeh
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

u tFfkCI Nov. a., lssa
Tor Musk a.. IL ls' Is ul ~ A. = M a pEu
tIam Ar-.lN. b n ast3a -s.ss pa
III ossEh tickets A-d tlil Information can be
hAa ID calling upen A Almsu tick a agent
~ avpot or ca. NllSol. CLlsa iloAoi ascGL
q ASar0e-sI,. Grand Rapids Mleh.
G. L. L0cKao -. Gen. Pass Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

The Shortest Inc - UfIrIIf and IaFI- lie
gauf pari0r cars setsern Detroit ard Grand
Rapids rains leaT.nL y .froir y B. m and
. shd Rapids 40 m run dsI s. OilrI trains
daily except SIN Say.
A. hLscTrs1 Ticket Agent. Depot NTo. ".
NrvsoT. Union 1fckrf Agent Monroe 81
Csc. r. -NTsE eenl AZ {. -rtud Rapids W.
A. CAnrEfrKE JrsIic Manage =. y. MUlLg-
KEs. General Manager
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
BUY
D \ ARA s
HOLDFASI
RUBBERS!

The only ru b ber
that is warranted not
to slip on the heel; no
straps, ties nor elias
tics, but an OF. linary
rubber with patent
heels that cannot pos
sibly slip off. Call and
examine them, and at
the same time ask to
see those beautiful
turn shoes at $500 a
pair, and those new
French Kid turns at
S4 and So a pair on
the new self-conform-
ing last. The best
S a sfaction guaran-
teed to all who trade
at.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
DANIEL 6. GARNSEY.
ACCOUNTANT

Nsv - consulted or A. matters perte' ninf -
f@okE eerfnr arH ererrrfa. BOOKS ore ned.
W teen ID ri nsed srNit tifs mac etc. Large
experience Al business coutds ntiaL
Room Ilsuer HoBseuen block. Grand Rapids
Also t5iutfsr o. Frs Losses fo- ths Assured
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
MICHIGAN CEETRAL

IOale. Al eAAfft Aallf f1ef Il NAA9ate
lsAing efieci SUNDAY Ju s. a.. lsss.
Sic ping ears IN Pacific 4 q Atlantic Er-
presses 10 and from Detroit ParOr cas- rUn
on Day tkpress auc crane Rapids hHprrss 10
and irom Detroit. Direct connections made
81 Detroit with 81 tarsUgb iralus hast. TICK
cts on sale ~ nion Ticket 0mce. hI Monroe
81. aud 80 Union depot
IHED ~. RGes. tfcrl sg'f. Monroe-ft
q. ". kUseLss. q. T. and 4. AG Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02
TRAIN IlNE TABLES.

GRAND RAPIns &INpIANA kAILk0AD-
~ ~ eEocI A4r1.i ~ iasN-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-02

ErROfT. LANSING A. NCRTHERV-
J. Grand Rapids raZinaw HikfsIuu Al
tralus arrive p O part from Union depot
pm am 10 I've ff. pm pm rn
09 1910 65I. Grand IsrIds ~ l0 5T IA ~
65s q % ftl.- LaHsilg lHDH t4 tU7
10 ~ SO u 0.....De rot.- Tw Us 500
pm pm IN Al. I've. q m pm 3 m
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-05
THE COMING CAMPAIGN.

The REGISrEE'~ Interview with Chair
man RILEY upon the subject OF the
coming campaign has stirred up the Re-
publican animals Especially has his
remarks regarding the Republican colo
nization that is quietly going ON In the
lower portion of the State worried them
The following taken from dispatch
sent from the HtcUgmccr office TO the
Pittsburg CommcrwtGa-ettc may be-
viewed in the light of am wuiutentioual
confession;
There has been "a considerable influx of
colorcd people Co the mines along the Ches-
apeak and Ohio Railroad for some time
past. and large numbers of these VIII be le-
eal voters this fall The Democrats. how
ever intend t0 make % desperate effort To
keep them away from thc polls.
II amy of these negroes from Virginia
are legal voters 10 win not De difficult
for them 20 prove 10 ln the usual lawful
way 40 the polls. and such will have no
difficulty iu having their ballots record
cd. but thc Democrats. bearing inmind
Tine experience OF tine last campaign ina
that territory. will NOT bc caught nap
ping thi, time. and have resolved that
the Mercer and Mcdowell county frauds
shall NOT Dee repeated. 10 vigilance can
prevent &C. No colored citizen Of Nir-
riria at the next election viii rise up
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-05
MARTINS FERRY.

The muueu on the vs.. X L. r.. railroad.
commonly known as the Mt. Pleasant tun-
mel. which caved iu few days ago and
stopped travel on that road. has been
cleared away and traffic resumed
~. ID. Luttscil. of Cincinnati j. J. Dali
las. oft Pine Valley, l.. IT Hamlin, of But-
falo. y ". and d. = Grant, of Chicago,
were registered zoo the Hotel haywood
yesterday.
Quite a number of tramps were m the
city Yesterday begging from house % house
and soaring the women. There should GER
tally Doe "a stop pUt to this. Where are the
police
The First warjels win vote at Gal
hruith's store r0Om a good change from
the OLD place You can get % the polls now
without wadiug iu mud up 20 your knees.
Politics was about aIl YOU could hear on
the streets Yesterday. and ludglug from the
number of Republicans hat were hustling
around they are evidently uneasy.
Al. Giiheed, of PiqEa. o.. is Registered
IN the Bayiess House. He IS here in the
interest of the Odd Fellows Mutual Aid
and Accident Association
Oscar Hampton. of The freight depart
meut on the G.. X u. II. r.. Will 20 90 the
passenger station ou Monday iu the capac
it's of baggage master.
Harry Northwood purchased "a LOT iu the
grove yesterday. upon which he expects o.
build "a residence this spring
Frank Mitchell, one of Mt Pleasant. ,
solid citizens. is iu the city the guest of his
sou-in-l law. ~. Is. Francis
g. w NcCleary and WIFE, of Wclis0ure
W Va. was m the city yesterday th'
guests of relatives.
Mrs Jane Beazle is lying very low at hen
home ou Sixth street from d stroke of par
+ ..'r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-05

ance. ctc.. on barley taxed at thirty cents
COMPARED with malt taxed 40 forty cents.
would wipe out much Of the difference
I'm brief the two features of the bill TO
which we have directed notice are "a blow
dealt directly 90 the mailing interest. and
must bring about the state of affairs which
existed before l>,3 10 viii be recalled
that "a Republican Congress I'm that year, at
the earnest solicitation Of the MASTERS OF
the whole country. reduced the TAX on bar
les from fifteen 90 ten cents "a bushel aud
changed the tax on malt from twenty per
cent ad vgdorem 10 twenty ceuts bushel.
The effect of these propositions on the
brewing interest are equally patent such
duties as those proposed VIII never increase
The use OF barley malt and hops in the man
utacture of sO-called ''malt liquors There
is already complaint whether with or
without reason we DO not undertake 70 say
that the use Of substitutes and adultera-
lions is taking the place Of barley and
hops. Chief among these substitutes are
rice and rice flour and thisvery bin reduces,
by nearly Oue-half. the tax on those arti-
cles while increasing the tax ou barley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-05

Is very likely tac ORR that las conveyed pot
sons 90 your sy>tru FROM some old Wei.
whose waters have become coutlminatei
from sewers. vaults. or pcrcolatons from mo
soil To eradicate these poisors from me
system and sIyc yourself a spell OF ma-afiel,
typhoid or bilious fever. Cud 90 keep the
liver. kidneys aud lungs boz healthy ana
vigorous condition. usc ID. Ficrces Golden
Medical Discovery. DO avouscs all the e1-
crctory organs into activity, thereby cleans
ing and purifying the system, freeing it from
all manner q bl0od-poisons, no matter from
what cause they have arisen. All diseases
originating from a torpid or dCrangcd liver,
or from impure blood Weld 90 It's wonderful
curative properties 10 regulates the stom-
ach and bowels, promotes the appetite and
digestion. and curcs Dyspepsia. Liver Com
nllint." and Chronic Diluhca. Salt-rheum,
letter. Eczema. Er,aipelas, scroiulous SORES
and Sweliugs. Enlarged Glands and Iumors
disappear under ITS use.
"G6iden Medical Discovery % Is the only
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-05
o,R,tAtr1NG AID BREWING INTER
ISIS.

The mailing and brewing Industries
are two of tine largest trades in the city
of Wheeling. They not only represent
"a large amount of capital and labor d'-
rccty employed but indirectly COM
tribute much iu various ways Co the
welfare of the city.
The Mckinney tariff bin must have
arrested the attention 90 those engaged
in these lines Of industries and DO would
seem that the time is ripe for pro-
test from Wheeling agaiustcertan feat
urc, of the bin.
The changes which are proposed ol
tbeNlcKlNLEY bill i'm So Ear as ma'tSier>
and brewers are concerned, are as io'-
lows.
First. Barley Che duty is increased
from ten cents bushci of ior'Y-eisn'
pounds. 20 thirty cents bushei
Second. Malt. the duty is increased
from twenty cents a bushci of thirty
four pounds. 90 forty cents.
Third. Hops, the duty is increased
from eight cents pound io fifteen
cents.
The O-wego. ~ y. Board OF Trade
has protested against these changes ana
tbe maltsters aud brewers of Albany n
tine same state will follow. 10 is prob
able there will De- a general protest from
tine brewing and mailing interests oil
tbc whole country. The Albany Argus
SAYS:
III perfectly obvious. we believe, lh9 3,... Z
,av nj thirty cents bushel on Cai1,' .,...
65,iev Is virtually pr0hi0tory- On lie
ltber, hand every man engaged ID tAe sl,.- .
6,,siness is well aware of the uluetcioes ~ -
t,veen Canadian State and western 49, ..,.
- Knows that In the manuiacture Oh 1el-
- trades of ale and beer, Caia',,,.-.,L 1.'-
~, MAD ii virtually "a necessity. w A,ly ("
.,,.T III thirtv cents ON barley Is proni'o9..
go n tax of forty cents on odriel No. i--.
'...ii he Maid. If the manufacture OF slute'
" sie and beer referred to Is % oe so". .....
80 Ostensibly the same ulaIs'ui
5,sbel Zen cents. has been presell, =" i.S,
49,. harley and malt as ~ preseA. . ~
tbe interest aud carrying charges '''''''