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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
pEMoCRACY,s OPPORTUNITY.

TO the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: General Grants acute observation ana urs
remark that the Democratic party can always DC
depended upon to do foolish thing Just at 'he
critical time,n has never boon known to iaii OF
practical illustration But in order for such develop
ment there must be present an opportunity. Inns is
now afforded and the next Congress VIII Do inc
scene of its suicidal operation thereby aroushs .he
sovereign people to the duty OF hmuhs us Po"e,
and defeating its purpose at the next Presidential
election History will fail to repeat itself II we are
not thus compensated for the present NaI0nai M
ton. - - ooo ~ 49,
Rutland, VT, Nov. TO- $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
GETTING THE CONCORD READY.

The construction engineer and line officers connected
with the Trial Board Of which Captain sas Casey Is
chairman, that will conduct the Official trial OF the
eunboat Concord have been busy oil this week making
the vessel ready As there were some readjustments
of the machinery necessary besides the putting OF inc
pig iron on the decks to bring her down TO her norman
draugh and the getting Of the picked coal on ooa'o
was not possible to get her ready this week. Inc
BOARD has now determined to leave her dock at East
Eichthst on Monday morning and 50 to point above
New-Haven, in Long Island Sound. where the -FOUR
hours continuous run under full power can be inaoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
4 RnyARKABLE AuOUyr OF pBRJURY.

Recorder smyth yesterday sentenced Thomaso Sail
rcetto who had been found guilty OF assault in the
first degree TO nine years In the State Prison. On
November o he insulted Mrs. Rafaella LazarO, and
when she told her husband. Antonio, the accused man
tried TO assault him, and did shoot Antono's brother,
Angelo Lazaro in the leg and cut him in the At
the trial Sallrceto denied the evidence against him
so crcumstantally that the Recorder remarked that
he did no; recoect case in which there had been
80 much perjury on one side or the other. The Jury
found verdict Of guilty without leaving their seats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
VINO WILL BE PARK COMNISsIoNERi

The names Of several citizens who their friends
thought would make good Park Commissioners were
Suggested to Mayor Grant yesterday % aid him IN
making selections Among the persons spoken OF were
W. f. ID. Stokes, George c. IIavens and Colonel Fred
erick Hopper, Of the list Regiment, who, although
Republican is strongly backed for one OF the vacancies
W. stokes said Yesterday that he not applicant
and vould not accept II appointed. Except the presi'
dent Of the Board, the Park Commissioners draw no
salary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Washington, Nov. 14.-In the Supreme Court OF
the United States to-day the following business was
transacted
No. 174-Dick Duncan, appellant agt. T. T. NC
Call Sheriff of Bexar County, Tex. Motion TO ds-
miss submitted. - ,,
No I550-Andrew J. Rlker, appellant, agt. Thomas
w Alison ct al, executors etc. Leave granted Mt.
Rker to docket this appeal on entering his appear
ance in propria persona. ,, 49,
pany. plaintiff in error, agt. william z. Radcliffe.
Argued ,,.,r l., ..o. .
John w. Doane. Argued - -.
No. &c Aufrmordt ct al, plaintiffs in error, agt
T. T. Holden collector etc. Argument begun.
The day call for Monday is Nos. 70, 40. 80, 81 81,
a. So sG land 1850. 1.I95 and 1,"37
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
m TRY CAPTAIN KILLIDEA.

Police Captain Killilea. of the West Forty
souad a few months ago asked the Police Comm'
sioners for a trial to enable him to answer onafe
that he had made false report to the EXCISE bo'
regarding the character OF the Sixti Avehue Iiv''
brought before the Excise Commissioners In proceeo
ings to revoke his license to sell liquor, and iater M
Fassett Committee investigated the case. Cap'an
Killllea was witness at both hearings. Inc fonc'
commissioners obtained copy OF the testimony sn'
lately President MacLean read It, Yesterday tne
Police Board decided to place o@p0aih N'i"'0~ ~
f,da
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
OUTCOME OF A GRUDGE STARTED IN ITALY.

Antonio Olcntano cut Dominica Calluccis throat
with razor In 'front.' of No. 40 Mottst, on september
T. and Cauccios life desparod Of for time. The
trouble arose from the murder in Di Barasano Italy,
OF Francesca GalIzis friend OF Centano, by Callucc
The murderer served term of Imprisonment for his
offence and then came TO this country, whittier
Cilentano had already cmigratcd. Evidence to show
CIlcntanos good character given The prisoner
was found guilty and yesterday was sentenced to
three years and ten months in the state Prison by
Judge Fitzgerald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
LOOKING AFTER THE WAnRR SUPPLY.

Commissioner Gilroy Of the Department OF Public
Work. and Chief Engineer George W. Brdsan, OF the
Croton Aoucduct paid visit Of inspection yesterday
to the work in progress Of construction on tho sodon
and Bog Brook reservoirs, in Putnam County Iney
also went to look over the ground Of the proposed new
Croton DAM which Chief Engineer Fteley advises shs
be hnilt as a substitute for the Quaker Bridge Dam'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
PREPARING FOR THANKSGIVING DAY.

The fourth annual free dinner OF the St. Andrews
one-ccnt coffee stands will be given for the poor AT te
Kitchens, No. 81 City Hall Place, on thanksgiving
Day, from 10 a p. The work OF the cohce STATUS
has been this year extended to Brookiyn' whefe do
the busy Sands and Fulton sts corner there Is now
large stand. Mrs. Lamadrid, the principal agent and
mover in the St. Andrews cofeesand benefaction VIII
be at No. 81 City Hall Place daily from to p. H.
and she will be glad there to receive gifts II pro
visions money and ohers OF perSonai AeP LUZ 'io
Thanksgiving dinner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
DECKER
BROTHERS.
MATCHlESS
Plan @ s
80 UNION SQUARE.

ton speech was made by Arthur Mcrullin. clerk oi
the Board Of Education. Tho flag was received on
behalf of the school by the principal, Joseph Mcclure
who made a graceful speech. Addresses were also
made by DR.. Hunter president Of the Normal College
and BY Superintendent Jasper Of the public schools
Among those present Commissioners Miles O'Brcn
and Mrs. Williams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
HOME AND FOREIGN MARKETS.

TO tho, Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: I agree with your correspondent in to-day's
paper that the and Foreign Market article OF
william A. Cans in Thursdays Tribune should receive
wide circulation looked at the subject from
that point of view before Let educate our work
men BY such argument as is contained therein:
Brooklyn, Nov. 10, 1880. a. +. sCoII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
THAT CAROLINY GAL.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: have been tempted hundred times TO write
You what capital thing That Caroliny Iai' Is
h,ch &c now running in The Tribune. We turn to 1t
at the first opening Of the paper. Its fidelity ana
v,v,dness are striking and consider It T. Tonderfu
psychological study. H. L. olArLIAO-'
boston, Nov. 10, 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
THE sroUx RELIGIOUS CRAZE AWAITING.

Huron, s. D.. Nov. 14.-General Ruger' u 5. A.
has returned from the standing Rock Agency. where
n. has been investigating the threatened outbreak OF
tho Indians in expectation Of the arrival Of their
looked for Messiah. lie says the excitement has sub
sided, and that no trouble is anticipated He does
not think that sitting Bulls influence will be sufficient
To control the Indians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
prcUARD CROKER HEARD FROM.

,ovor Grant received a telegram from Richard
c,t.r yesterday dated Cuxhaven, IL 100 p. M, NO
vember IA, 1soo,' in which ho says: =" Arrived all
ATE Mr. Croker sailed to join his family In europe
on tho Hamburg American steamship Columbia on NO
yember u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION or DYNAMITE

Lima, Ohio, Nov. 14.-By a premature explosion o
dynamite IN Clusters quarry tins morning Charlie
Burkett Henry wisecup and George Fisher Were blow;
TO pieces and Frank Fisher and Samuel Watt wcr'
seriously injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15

OF PURE COD LIVER OIL WITH HYP0pHoS.
PHITES OF LIME AND SODA IS ALMOST AS PAIA.
TABLE As MILK. CHILDREN ENJOY. 1T RATHER
THAN OTHERWISE. MARVELLOUS FLEsH.pRo.
DUCER 1T IS INDEED. AND THE LITTLE LADS
AND LAssIES, WHO TAKE COLD EASILY. MAY
BE FORTIFIED AGAINST COUGH THAT MIGHT
PROVE SERIOUS BY TAKING SCOTS EMULSION
AFTER THEIR MEALS DURING THE WINTE!
SEASON,
Beware OF nitatons.-The original SCOTS EMuL.
SION Is put up only In Salmon color wrapper and IL
sale by ALL DRUGGISTS.
u Beware Of imtatlons.-The original SCOTS
EMULSION Is put up only In Salmon color Wrapper.
AID is for sale by ALL DRUGGISTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
THE PRESENTATION OF A FLAG.

sheppard Knapp. of the firm OF Sheppard Knapp d
Co.. yesterday presented a beautiful silk flag to the
old grammar school in Thlrteentl-st The prcsenta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15

The Rev. Dr. william A. p. Martin, president OF tne
IMPERIAL University Of China, In Pekn, VIII oehver s
Tomorrow morning Dr. Martin is an emnent c mah.
and sstans intimate relations with the hgnest una
with authority in regard to the educational ana religious
features OF the Flowery Kingdom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15

Bishop Thoburn, who has been so successful IN M
missionary work In India Is about to return 70 ts
The Isbury Methodist Episcopal Church IN Washing
ton Snuare,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15

The Presbyterian Union will give its annual !,nner
in the assembly rooms Of the Metropolitan opera House
i Iasaa las
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15

Professor stearns, of tie Bangor Theological sem,
mary has declined the call to the Union The0ogica
Seminary His letter was presented to the boaru VI
Directors at their meeting on Monday OF thls NeeA
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
STATE HAPPENIN aS.

Railroad building on the VI. 4 G.. Z.
railroad, at Filer.Own. WAS stopDe q
Saturday night by an lnfaratpd Pnlan-
money for the right of way over hi.
property tnan the company was wiling
TO pay. Nineteen of the iAiorers are
under arrest. snd the work i ttmpora-
rily suspended
Mrs. Lambert. OF Enexvilc, fred
upOa the foreman OF gang OF men At
work on the Bay City Bel. line x. r.
Sne bad sold the right OF way for $40
OF this 500 had been paid. WHEN size
raised the price % 81 go. aud thcn t.
81 800, which the company DID not lro-
pose to pay she thereupon attacked
the men - above stated.
Charles Uric. son Of Ms. Sylvester
Lndiey, irving ou farm about tafeo
mlies northwest 1T Re- a CITY, was out
huntng Tuesday murHIng. whsn hfs
gun Was permatnre.y discharged. the
contents entering his iace. bi0wng ofi
the isft side ans the left eve ans
If0l anlv destroying the SIGHT ~ hs
rght eye. ilis nose sas psftsi 3 tem
of.
Reporter Prod Cr.mmms. 81 "a De
trot Evening sun. wIi0 eas sGot IS sn
Italian iruit vcf ar aiegii tHo months
ago unw abie fo s8ik atseat- n s.
recovery "a CONSIDERED wonderful. a.
tHe ballet pessed entirely through Toe
stomach aaa has neVfr netu recovered.
Re hss also sudcrd fron an Access 81
the lungs Snce The sh90tnZ.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
UNDERWE4R DEPAREMENZ

To be comfortably clothed heslthfuiIy
Clothed is the complete happiness OF the nce
nal the eathcation The COM
BlNAIlON SUIT and always will be considered
garment IN the school of Dress Reform Coming
tact with the
tion Oft entire hence
have absolute evidence of their
garment alone depends
rmrnts In this relsonthe YPSILANTI UNDERWEAR
iuihed their mission the fullest Mrs Anna
Miller the authority dress, YpSan
Combination Suits of their perfect modelling and
superior quality.
We hace absolutely The most complete line of Underrcar
Shoun in any Dry Goods Hous.
We have the exclusive sale Ypsisnu Underwear
Ladies and Chldens Co animation Suits,
Equestrian Drawers.
Dr. Jaegers health wool in Ladies Chldreas
alton Suits, Vests. Pants and Night Dresses.
DR.. Warmers sanitary wool underwear, Chi
drens Combination Suits. Vests Pants Right
On these three lines. well know
by this city solicit critical
goods IN the workmanship quality
design We also cheaper combination
ETY. that have all the merit that the price
SPRING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
THE LELAND HOTEL
Ar Syracuse Entirely Destroyed by
Fire This Morning.
sTHBER klLLED ESIAlIED TO BE- 25
sera rssnsr, the Actress. sss~Feis Burned
a heat tAe asea 4ad f4se-Iks fiFs
STARTED Al lis5S aAs spread
MAJ haRia.tys

kYRAcvsE, \. y. $50 .. m. Oct. l6.
The Leland hotel has been entirely
destroyed, bat the are Is ander con
sr0l. The tire started AT 1859
p. M, and 10 thirty minutes af.er-
Wards the busking was entirely
enTeloped IN fiAmes. The numDer
killed IS estimated st twenty-five at
TINS hour. An0Gg those injured Is
Cora Tanner, the actress, WHO MAS
severely burned absut head and face
enc WAS pltymg an engagement ST the
Grand Opera House, and had
room IN tie hotel. Every physclan
IA SYRACUSE, j. on the grouI4d. Miss
Tanners IS the only name 20 far OBJ
tanned. Most OF those killed were on
lhe fourth aud NTH storss. Tue total
Loss Viii reacn baif million dollars.
Frank Casey. OF 6lenfs Falls, \. Y. !.
and Efnel Forbes. proniincnt lrewer
pI Syracuse, are among The dead.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
A GREAT BIG DEAL
Absorption OF the old Company 10y
the Cable Compay.
sl,SOo,eso RasEO fOs PURPOSE
saatti. coand.asly stated sss that Par
ps1s~ ~as ths Far~hase . the street
Railway Caasp4ay's Eors fiSnt
IN ths sltt sf Gr4ndkAptas.

Some short tine sinees meeting ot
the stockholders Of ths Valley CITY
street aud CAole RallwAy company WAS
held. aad il Was vote 10 bond that
road Tor some 81, 500 .oog Tbs sum, il
was announced would OF be immedi-
stely realized, but, IA stockholders,
they sald, had such conleuce IN the
rapid future growl OF 0rAnd
Rapids, and the cisequent de-
mand for increased transit facll-
itles, that they dmcd it best
to place themselves nsuch a position
that they could at anime equip aud
operate as many moi lines a. might
become desirable. Is was all right,
aid yet, at the tlmc al decidedly
piscatorial flavor Ut. II did really
seem that this Sss, say the least, a
somewhat unccmmC method OF busi-
ness procedure.
And now comes 'le-bodied rumor,
apparently upheldy an e1ceiiehI
| Foundation OF facthat preparations
10 raise this largenouut of money,
had an ulterior awell as ostenslble
object. la other ords, the Valley
/ City Street and Cal halfway company
! have either conclu arrangements TO
bay the entire plaot tue street Rall-
way company of-and Rapids, gen
erally known as ae Old Company"
! or are negOtlaun'ith them with THAT
/ object IN view.
MANY good reAs could be cited as
10 the probability the deal ueing con-
I summated and e specific reasons
! therefore. but. the absence of ab-
solute verIticatlJof TINS transaction,
! the TELEGRAM-iALD Will content IT.
/ self with ,tatin@at calls were made
at the homes A. J. Bovine and
| SupprinteDdenRv but the most
voclferious ancpg continued appeals
10 bilsand knseS failed To develop
a sign of life at either house up to
O'Clock this rllng.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
THROUGH THE BREAST.
Little Jennie shadow Accidentally Shot
by Herman knopp.

Little Jennie shadow Accidentally Shot
by Herman knopp.
A very sad shooting affair occurred
about o'clock last night. Jennie
Shadow, child of l3 years, who lives
on Elevcnth-st., was mt the home OF
Herman hnoop. 227 Tenth-st., when
the latter. who had just purchased 3S
calibre self-cocking revolver, in answer
10 the girls request To let her
see 1t, approached and placing
the mnzzle against her breast pulled
the trigger. The child fell
u the floor with bullet in ner chest,
and the horror stricken boy dashing
the revolver to tie floor called for as
slstancc. DR.. Hulst attended the case
but can give but little hope Of recove-
ry. The unhappy boy Immediately
surrendered himself, hut it is plain that
the shooting was unintentional, aud re-
suited from the uniamilIarIty OF the
lad with firearms.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
II Despair.

Special 10 the TuEogAN-HgRALD:
ELMIRA, Mich, Oct. l5.-Mr. MOsher
of Elnira, discovered few weeks agC
that he had a cancer in his check. He
consulted cancer doctor, and being
assured that 1t could ne cured, put him
self under his care. But rs often a:
the cancer was removed, i came again
while his strength steadily failed.
Tuesday morning he started foi Am
Arbor to see what can be done for Inn
there.-Mr. Hopkins, of EimIa due
a potato the other day that weighed q
POUNDS, aad pounds are of common
occurrence IN his patch.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
KID GLOHES.

Years experien selling taught
BY placing orders annually
acturers direct always al improvements
coors and mode OF fastening We
fall importation and prepared
the shades n Dress Goods trimmings
We call special s-Fsook Clscc K6
ofer this glove BEST
price. Every pair nd
price should prompt Investigation a
line OF Mocha Castor Gloves for driving
fn assortment Suede Moasouc-
Gloves staple coors, black and evening unts
IA, o 80 button lengths. SPRING q COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
AT b al3inr.
speclshe TELFGRAM-HERALD

Speclshe TELFGRAM-HERALD:
IoIicb., Oct. ia special took
800 rls from here To hear Robert
f. f at Beldlng tins evening. The
onepuse was crowded and thou
sandld not get IN. Fraser made a
greiech, and the meeting was very
entstlc. r'.Tnrner and Watkins
wefered 10 the ecno NJ the close.
ana are sure of a strong support IN
thst of the county.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

Successful Gathering and "a flrst-rats
Time


Special q the TgLEGRAy-liEEALD.
BAY CITY, Mich, oct. l5.-Prizes
were awarded tins evening TO Canton
No. ]. Of Detroit, first przc, SO; Can
ton, Col. Fenton, Flint No. p. second
prize, $50; Canton, Flushing. No 81,
third pr.ze, So. The three Cantous
were the only ones competing. AT the
sword manual drill this afternoon three
prizes We're awarded. Capt II. y.
Wilder, first prize, SIS: En-
sign Arthur Grove, second prize, $40;
LIeut. ii. b. Hurston, thlrd, So. All
three were of Canton Pierce No. "a. oi
Grand Rapids. The grand crcampme Mt
and grand contoument clascd tunight
with Il grand ball, which was 4 success.
Arion hall heing crowded 10 rs utmost
capacity. Nearly 2Ou0 swords were in
line tins afternoon IN the grand parade
and made a very tine appearance with
thelr bright uniforms, flowing plumes
and glltterlng steel.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
fE KILLED,
And Thi. Others Were Very Seri-
ouSly Injured.

PRovrrE, Oct. 15.-An accident
occurred the North Attleboro and
Walpoleenslon OF the O.d Colony
Railroads evening. 10y which one
man y:lied and thirteen We're in
iured. at car when mad been left
standir the track was struck by
constrh train. lhe fiat car jumped
the tri kililhg tle foreman OF the
constrn gang, Elisha Morrill,, and
iniurllhe
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
Fire OF Grand Haven.

'pecis % tae sszas-lirsatn.
!, GRAND HAvES, Oct. l5.-Fre broke
out in the residence Of Fred wester-
house about 1913 tonight, and It was
entirely consumed. The house of Mr..
Ronda adjoining was damaged about
$500 worth. The origin OF the fire Is
unknOAn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
At Snrlnoo.
$40 the TELTcsAs-HERaJD

$40 the TKLEGRAs-HERALD
,NAc, Oct. l5.-Major Watkins
y a very able address on the tariff
r of the largest gatherings held
ibis fall. The meeting was called
Ter by ;. A. Watts, who appointed
j. De Pew chairman. Spoke one
a bali hours. Answered a few
.ments made by Ford a few days
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
At Ca1illac.
.TslEan.n-HEsaLn.

lsl TO the TELEsRsN-HERaLb.
.ADLLAc. Micn.. Oct I5.-Guv. Luce
e \ thirty minutes talk To the peo-
Of Cadillac today, and was followed
Gen. Cutcheou who captured the
ole crowd. All went away feeling
{ the Republican ticket was 10 be
cted, no matter at what cost.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
At Alpine


Special % TIE ELse essh-itEatL0e
ALPINE. Mich. Oct l5.-Jsmes =.
Mcbride, Republican nominee for pros.
ecutng attorney, spoke t. large and
enthusiastic audience here ton ght
vt Mcbride Won golden 0psHious from
a. who heard him.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
Prasnvtnrian Svnnfl-

Special Il the TELEGRAN-H gRALD:
LANSING, Mich, oct. l5-Tnere were
100 delegates present at the opening
session of the fifty-siSth annual meet
ing of the Michigan Presbyterian synod
here today. Rev. :. II. Cobb. of Grand
Rapids. Was elected moderator, vco
Rev. Wallace Radcliffe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

When tae nn.e comes. e tf1e wisdom
If saves hesfh. lspp - -. ever Afe
itseif. 81 knoe what car ssfeiv - de-
gsaded ugon nhfn fae &C. ~ hsaa
fHe treuh s Ersbs. sns fbst aH-cts
feeifnE Esrn yan - spFTf.aF 3 iifeess
Ie know af8 e ns F2i4es Cs1sGF
teaD9H s fFue - sssa4s. lt e-
eatite s1fs1g gtaener and aealta gvsr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
Changed His Plea.

VIM. Cooper, the young man who
was charged with breaking and enter
ing the house OF his stepfsther, Edwin
J. Sharp. and appropriating articles To
the amount of $3.50, pleaded guilty ~
the superior court yesterday. Sentence
was suspended until December 8.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
He Didn't Come.

When Secretary Walsh learned tha
Major Mckinley was coming to TIN
city. ne teiezraphed w. K. Bates. secrs
tsry of the Wayne County COMMITTEE
the following: Come over and heg
Mckinley and at the same time see OF
cahle cars.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
BUBD ALIVE.
Five Men Efbed- Three of Them
Nc eheir Death

IRON Noun, Mich, Oct, 10
Eve men wepurled alive this morn
ing by the can OF rock IN shalt No.
/, of Ludlngmlne, and three were
taken out dc work WAS at once be-
gun to hbershe imprisoned miners.
aud soon 20 OF them were
rescued unIed. j. Fisher was dis
covered ain covered WITH ore, aud
PINNED dow timbers. He was alive
when founet died before he could
he got ou5m. Bailey and W. Il.
Davis weread when the reSculng
nartv reac them. The shaft was
about to bandoned and the timbers
were beinfloVed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

Immediately the cSmboao gar uent ladies
they wish have their complete.
Drawers which made take the place undersks
by reducing the weight of their undercuing asarag
form warmth and increased circulation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
Dead In Bed a. s.. Louis

ST. IovTs. Mich. oct. i5.-Mfl
Coleman was found dead Ia 2
morning. The cause of the >
thought TO have been heart disc
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

LADIES DERUIEIR2SPECL4L
Through the efforts of resident buver New York
bargains Ladies
will place sale this week much below
Ladies Pants skies at soc per
garment Ladies Jersey Ribbed Merino
5oc 7sc. Whit
4tc per garment price soc. SPRING COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

Special q Tsl seRtx HxsaLs.
MAPLE RAFIns. Oct. I5.-HOu-
Van ~cov. ex-ueWber 0f the u
ture. and banker Of Maple Rapids
last night, sged IS years.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
At Sparta.

special q the TEfEeRss-HzssLD.
SPARTA. Mich Oct. l5.-The peopl
sparta turned ont On mssse tonigh
listen 70 thrilling speeches by "
Mitchell and Fred Maynard.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

Mary eis, - yesrs. corne eve
snd sleveath-sts typaf fvef'
Heary frenca. IS years, zo3f-s'i
typnoI3 fever.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

SrscfsI "a thr TrrssRts- HratEn.
IkEE opFsst. Oct i5-NN NsE
KRIS he'll rouunx meebn xse
Odessa tbs afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

display of Underwear chow window. Almost
fabric and style of Underwear kn
prices many cheaper
before. SPRING COMPANY.