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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31
PRISON nIsMsN1CsMeNr.

Three moro desperate convicts es.
capped from the state prison Thursday
right in the middle of the day, and
walked AWAY under the very noses of
the keepers and guards. In view OF
this frequent recurrence the pnblic
would ike 10 know what IL the use OF
paying for highly expensive courts,
judges sheriffs, prosecuting attorneys,
etc, 10 convict criminals. when the
warden OF the state prison, who u
charged with their safe Keeping, lets
them walk out, dig out or climb over tue
wall and disappear a. pleasure. Those
frequent escapes have become not ex-
sctiy monotonous, but extremely dis
gushing TO the people who foot the bills
ga taxpayers and a complete change IN
the prison management ought to be de-
manded. The escape of three prisoner.
through a tunnel. Thursday. vas due
Ia gross carelessness on the part Of the
prison management which deserves the
sevefsst censufe, tor "a is admitted tha.
convict Donovan has long BEEN rec1e-
nizsd 81 a dangerous man who should
be constantly watched. yet for weeks
ard months he has been bufrowing Ike
a naols in The grouod. Warden DAVIS
must he held responsible for this latest
evidence of bis lack Of management
II ne hs surrounded himself with III
competent assistants Who at around
TIE iilbbsrd house Office and
tell stones instead Of attending
- toe bnsnsss Tor which shs
taxpayers Of MSehs gan pay them
iafge salaries. the warden - 10 blame
for permitting a. II the eonsscss are
allowed 81 leaf about the prisoa shore
shes Their tFsks ara hnssned, ~isA per.
feet fseedess g. talk sad psos toxefh.f.
= = 60 be espeesed tAss they vii de
tabnsls ~ elsah over the walls. --Jaes,
spa tislfnn
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31
WORI DIS FAIR NOTES.

The work of getting up the forestry
exhibit for Michigan, will commence
next week, when Professor Beal oil
the State Agricultural College Will
take to the woods with n corps OF
assistants gathering specimens oil
Michigan trees.
Professor Beal has completed his es-
Inmates for the amount OF space re-
CURED and the same has been filed
with the Worlds Fair Commissioners
at Chicago, who acknowledge receipt
and say il is the first estimate and ap-
piication for space in the new forestry
building, and that the request for
5000 square feet Will be granted.
President Weston OF the state COM
mission will meet the State Agricul-
tural College Board Oh Tuesday next
and confer with them regarding the
exhibit, which will be placed in the
Agricultural College after the close oil
TIE Chicago Exposition 1t Is the In
Tention cf the state Board to make the
forestry exhibit one OF the principal
features OF M.ehi~an's contribution 70
tho Expos tion-it includes not only
trees but specimens OF lumber. and will
show methods OF numbering by models,
etc.
Mr.. Frank Smith. OF Grand Rapids
has declined to act on the furniture
committee, and Senator A. c. Wis,l.,r
Of "; histee, has been appointed in as
ace
CHARLES T. Hills. of Mls'.c-c-. lass
declined to serve on tae Mrskegor
county committee, and NJ. Louis Kan.
It's has been appo,nted in his place.
Secretary Stevens OF the board Is
now preparing n pamphlet giving full
information In regard to the Exposi-
tion. which will De distributed through
fhe state. II woGld have been issued
before this had the members OF the
commission sent in names OF commit.
tees promptly.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

| Geo. Clark, of Jackson, registered
| at Sweets last night.
j. w. Knight, who sells real estate
in the University City. took dinner at
| the Morton yesterday.
A. Mccoy. Df Hastings, was In the
city yesterday buying furniture. He
| took dinner at the Eagle.
w. w. Gunner, OF Cadillac, president
| OF the GUNNER Lumber Company, was
at the Merton yesterday morning. He
was on his way to Ann Arbor to spend
Sunday with his two sons, who are in
the University.
J. d. Durham, OF Owasso, was a
guest ut Sweets last night.
| l.. w. Feigner. proprietor OF the
| Nashville News. was in the city yester-
day long enough to dine ut tho Eale.
I, w. II. AIcCourtie. OF Kalamazoo,
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Nc
Courtie came to consult w. .. Hug
hart about some matters pertaining
to Kalamazoo College OF which they
are both trustees. He reports tho col
lego to be in On unusually prosperous
| condition under the management OF
| President Nelson.
| G. B Lothrop. r. Bates. 7. II.
Moore, l.. II. French and W. J..
Davcnny, all prominent Detroit re-
publicans, were in the city. Mrs.
| Moore accompined her husband. J. p.
Moore. presidAt OF the Peninsuler Saw
{ngs Bank.
J. c. Ford. the Fruitport iron manu-
| facturcr, was at the Morton ycster-
day.
Geo. Smith. who dispcnscs stern jus
tice to the unrighteous inhabitants
OF Kalamazoo, took dinner at Sweets
yesterday.
+. l. Moore. n Lansing druggist
was in the city buying holiday goods
! yesterday. He registered ut the Eagle.
United States District Attorney Pal
mcr. OF Big Rapids, took dinner at the
Morton yesterday.
L. J. Day. n Ludington cigar manu-
aeturer. is a guest at Sweets.
Phil. Padgham. prominent Ale
:an lawyer and politician. took din
n:r at the Eagle yesterday.
l.. Luther. OF Oakland. California.
IN mt the Morton. Mr.. Luther is n
furniture man. but he Is seller in
stead oil n buyer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31
WILL BREAK TIE OLD ONES.
A. Alliance sfaa Predicts = Rosy sAtar
Cor his Parry

L. 5. Norton, % CA.easo, is registered
al Sweets. Mr. Norton Is editor OF
The Chicago sentinel. a paper devoted
70 tie Interests OF the farmers ALI
snse. stranger IA ms have happened
than the esee tioa ol slr. HGteaias,"
he sad 20 reporter for the Telegram
Herald. The alliance victories IN
KANSAS and South Dakota last year
were Just as unexpected I'm not u
blind enthusiast. bat l know the ALI
anee party Is ~ it TO stay. 1t viii
not take tle place OF either party,
but viii drive the two Old parties
together. There isn't any real issue
Dstw en- tie Yep ii can AMI democrats
only the olises- loa go East and
sol fnI ths democrats ami r. y abiieans
a.e Tor protection and So4a coinage,
YOU come " est AMI both favor free
coinage OF s.iver. The alliance Will
sooler or later get this clemens, and
the Eastern faction viii he driven to-
ge,her. We shall carry Alabama,
Louisiana and Texas next fall, AMI
hold Kansas, Nebraska ana South
Dakota Where We do our work is
In the jug handled states. We can't
do anything yet in Indiana or Illinois
where they room with man six We, K,
before election in order 10 get him to
vote their way. BY the way could
give the democratic party a pointer
ii they would take it, and wouldn't
charge them anything for IL or ask
them for the post-office. II they want
20 win the next campaign, they
ouht TO nominate some young West
ern man. Ever since the time oil
Douglas they have nominated Eastern
men, and with the exception OF clcvc-
land, who was elected by q freak,
they have always been defeated. The
republicans have always nominated
Western men, with the exception Of
Blaine, and he Is the only candidate
who has been defeated. There's some
thing in that
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

Feox the ar OF calm deliberation
with which the work OF re-pianking
Bridge-ss. and Leonard-st. bridges Is
carried on one would imagine that
there was no occasion for haste. The
closing OF these bridges, and especially
Bridge-st. bridge. is = serious incon-
yenience, and enough help should be
employed to rush the work through in
the shortest possible time.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

The Gillian troubls Is the main topic
of discussion in Washington and tie
opinion almost generally expressed Is
that q demonstration of force will be
made At once. Nearly ali the naval OF.
tieers who have served an Gillian waters
believe that Chill would rather engage
in hostili,ies than offer an apology. IL
is Gillian nature they say.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31
rs puRi lcAN MEETINGS.

The appointments for .be balance OF the
campaign are "a follows: october 81. General
CufeAeou. az Lyons; Alfred Noic0tt. at the
Hannah sehool house: william alden Smith.
az raraase: T. p. Alien. at Portland; Geo. w.
Mcbride az tirsud Haven; u. j. Diokeira. AZ
Auendsle; and Gov, Luce, AZ Sparta, In the
afternoon. and a. kear City. In the evening
November > General tutchs0n. sc Grand
Rapids. Alfred Woieott. ~ Big springs. 4. =.
Alien. az Grand Rapids; and Coz. Lace. at
Lowell.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

dissussed that after making Their Ell
from the tunaei tasy called ga Nsrcsn
Laws ~ hls osiicA aud asked m Tor
cAew of tobacco before taking IN i de-
pzriufe for Rases Joaelion. IL = hardly
probable tnas even . Gaze IA raen<'d
criminal would &c hEazes eRorgh 10 ma
ssl,e on the sarden's COED nature IN
tat Courier.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

The democrats at this late hour are
showing what their IDEAS of the silver
question are. Mr.. Lawrence's $4,000
is being quietly distributed in blocks of
81 each--siIver dollars at that.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

CALAMITY howlsrs hevs1l the string
eney Of the times but ia TIE money
market. the pulse Of trade. there . az
setive densud for investment securs
tea. showing that capital = assious 70
fnd its ~sy suto use. VITA eapitsl al
ready seeking that class % investments
what good 70 TIE psople ~ould - "a
irsrsa<e OF money!
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

Ma. LswREScr hiss acquired wealth
by judicious Investments IN speculative
enterprises. principally mortgages. His
hands are "a soft and delicate ss those
ofsgrI. Charley Bel KNAPP acquired n
home BY manual labor and calIouscd
hands
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

Tue democrats engaged in q greai
deal of sport over Warden Hstch's sys-
tern Of prison discipline. His system
nevsr permitted three desperate men e
sscspe N the day tlme nor 70 allow
seven men 10 escape within two months.
Warden DAVIS not covering himself
with Z org asa discipl;nsrisn.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

Tue democrats of New York are op-
posed to the coinage of any dollar that
less IN value than any other dollar.
fThe democrats in the Fifth district oil
Michigan are in favor of any kind of
a dollar that Will get votes for Law
rerre
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

FARMER REYNOLDS solemnly an
nounces that be has norted his last
snort in the present. campaign. What
relief It will be to the poor candidates
whom he mas surfeitsd with his inane
dwellings.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

Weston VIII 10. psTasit h.fa 10 do IN
the pspes-stroagly advocate his cleo.
ton. TaeEe's eig q ReFsEes between
iryng TO get votes and trying to retain
subscribers. Isaae IS on 10 the fact.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

Mr. AouLrcS stands zs represents
tive OF the peoples party for the police
iadgeship. Il 5 not seriously believed
that he VIII be elected, yet the drift Of
sentiment as between Mr.. Carroll aud
Ar. Aoultoa Is unmlslakably in favor
Of the latter. That sentiment may con-
eentrate and consolidate in hs favor
and leave Mr.. Carroll at the tail end Of
the race.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

THk mining cornpsnies OF this coun-
try paid dividends sgzrexating sl.fss.-
o75 during this mouth. The total for
the ten months Of the year is sl3, 1873. :
$50. or monthly average Of more than
81 90. 900. Free coinage men desire TO
swell these dividends a. least one-eusf-
ter by making scent dollars for the
nine owners.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

Mn. HurcHrxs laments the awful con-
dition into which the farmers have been
forced by alleged class-legislation.
How Is IL that Mr.. Hutchins has been
able to lay by handy penny to pay
campaign expensss'
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

Tue democrats have demanded proof
that bright tn plate is made in this
country &C. 4. Britton. secretary Of
the Britton Rolling Mill company,
Cleveland. o., will furnish indlsputsble
proof If application DC made to HIM.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

Ir Is reported that en- arrangement
has been made with one of the heirs OF
the Tilden estate under which the city
OF New York will secure s., GOO, 900.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

wfr1IAMH. HAGGERrY is diznified,
industrious, sober and conscientious
citizen. His election TO the police court
judgeship would be sn honor to the
city.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

FAILING to beat Belknap by the use of
Billipgsgstc. the democrats have begun
70 use Doodle.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

THE weather today will be fair; sta
tionary temperature; southerly winds.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

Caroxxr AApesea. - - D~nseeFst
who = % spsak for lawrence. wsa
,rsonblx 10 On tss sfsap snas Af.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

IL the Irish leaders were actuated by
d desire 10 bring = union of the warning
factions out OF the present crisis IN
Irish affairs they would retire from ac-
tive participation in the Cork parlia-
mentary campaign and permit the peo-
pie to act spon their own intelligence.
The scenes OF turbulence and bloodshed
now rampant will not only bring the
Irish cause into helpless disgrace ct
large, but they will also stfie the voices
OF those most intimately connected
with 1t. The unreason of the leaders
is the maddest kind of folly.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

"a il ssst thaa shs shs~s osavlets cha
ss1At<a yesterday vsfs ~ so@tssxiy
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31
TIE TELEGRAM-HERALD
TERMS or sc sscnrrrIox.

DAILY aad SUNDAY, One rear.....-ee-oo
DAILY and SUNDAY, Three Months i-5o
SUNDAY. One Year. 200
WEEKLY, One Year ........-..-..-...-...- LOO
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-31

SCARCELY month passes but the
common council is importuned to in
crease some officials salary. At every
session OF the Board OF supervisors
some county Official or officials apply
for . larger grab out Of the treasury.
There is law that estops the council
and board from diminishing the salaries
or suspending the perquisltes of city
and county officials during the terms
for which they are elected or appointed.
II this law were made to work the other
way the taxpayers would be devoutly
thankful. When an official - dissatis-
fed with his salary, having worked
tooth and nail to get the position. he
should step down and give the fellow
whom he defeated for the place chance
TO show his patriotism. There is alto
gether too much salary grabbing in this
city and county.
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Consumption Cured.

IN old physician, retired from prae
lice, having Ind placed IN his hands
by nh East India missionary tho for.
mulnr 0f n simple vegetable remedy
Tor lilo SPEEDY nDd pormapsnt cure 0f
Cons nmpIlon. bronchitis, Csisrb.
Asthma and sII ihronl md Lang Al.
ioc'ions, MISC n positive nBd rndicni
euro for Nervous Debility and sll ncr.
yous Complaints, sher bnyIng tested
hs wonderful curative powers ~
thousands VI cnses, Inns ieIf II his duty
TO make u known ~ bla suffering fol.
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desire 10 relieve human suffering. |
VIII soDd free of charge, 10 MI who de-
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or English, With iuII directions for
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Bggest Parm In the world.

Ne" York, June H.-A company
hhs just been orgahized with q capital
stock Of 81, O11,DlO for c%nIriyatiup q
farm D Il2.DO1 acres IN Florida. iii.
viii be he largest farm IN the world
ani upon i enough cou,G be raised H.
supply the city II Ney York with
ioOh The nIme 6f the company +.
The Scbaslne land improvement. sngsf
nhd invrsimoHt company, The firm
lics between lbe Indian, Sansaba.tlue
an1 81 Jonn', river. aud L. declined
INTO Tie 81 Johns. The farm la. Il
muck soil. similar 10 that IN the val
Icy Of The Nile. Mosi people think u
Florda 10 a s1nd heap, s,reakcd here
and Here With hammock land, but ll,c
presence Of This great track Of most
fertile land, oia soij rarely found IN
tropical countries psoyes the general
idea cfrnnc0B.
The company does not propose 10
faisc cereals Or gcrdcn stuff, but suy.r
cane and e0cOhnu's, especially the lat.
Ter Ibis VIII be In The nature Of an o..
pertinent, rs e%Dcoanuis nrc not indlven.
Gus 70 Florida The company is ON
po''d Of New York aud southern emu.
'''lls'a. The land was bought from n
Syndlca'c pf young men headed Dy
hr W, W. Wallis, who has some ploeL
u INC farming enterprise anJ viii bc
prcsidcnl Of IL.
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EnroE BEcoE Tie .,6rc.f1r.,
ana entire .ioc. u gods q N-. &
" orsn1, burned h.l saturday niylt
iAs stock VS. rcT cae hsyf1, Isor
purchased la.t winter. The man.
'rie1ds Of Nj Sp:nn here hose Ic
VII. coEae on, Of hi. trouble. all right
AT. Z Brewer hss i1.t retu.5rd
runs Tisi;io her mcther Al Crsvf0rJ
ior.ce Di:nau.e II ArG.fs
% .s.iiag the family Of Nr. z. Brew.
sr.
Mr.. Z W. spar1 +. ,i..iing her
nl5iAsf and father 81 StsrkY.IIe.
Emmett PHFnen cut = negro. thrcs,
from eaT % al tor giving him some
impndcnce. The knife did not %
quite deep enough to cot the %iuguIqr.
yHi j will no doubt learn lin q Ie..0D
~ efhi14.
Lioyds single machine La. arrived
ana We 0M recover ZONE Of ogr cid
HOUSES and cabins.
Les -iskhfs. iaan this -gib, EYER
~" up % 'hls tine. Il. Il. W..
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Heart disease il by tar the most lfc.
1neni lnllsc Of sudden DEAN, which IN
three oui Ol tour ctscs B. unexpected.
Ihe % Inpi0Hls are not generally IN.
dcrsloOd. Thee ate; Il fAblt oilyiny
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Malaria and Br1keA.DoYn CeIs.i.
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quest viii state MS ca.e. -1uf
years 5go / contracted ma.aria IL FL.
mo.i violent form while living Al
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physicians aDd tDGE ugmbfrIess men.
afa'IoH' recommended al. sure cure.
but It stuck 10 ne Ike Z b~fotbtr-Gr
more Ike . m1'her.in.law. / final,
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powers are marvellous. II oui of
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"nn the world, take T.. +. r., md he.
come healthy and rational.
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CONSTABLE SALE.
Toe State Of Mississippi
Noxubce County.
J. 4. FRINGE Execution for
vs.. SIS On
Joe Lloyd. and cost,

BY virtue Of the above stated execution
TO me directed by Il. c. Combs a Justice of
the Peace iOI the county of NOXubee and
State Of Mississippi, | vii! on
Monday, the 9Th day Of July 1891.
at the Court House door within lernI bour.
expose to sale at public cutlery. to the high.
est bidder for cash, all the right title and
interest the defendant Joe Lloyd has i'm and
TO a certain piece or parcel OF land to-wit /;
;. ". t, ofn. {. and II, W. OF n, Q. /, sec,
3, I. 10, K. Is, which has been levi ii ON rs
the property of The said defendant and will
be sold to satisfy the above stated ease and
an cost, NJ. u. WADE,
June 2o-jt' Constable.
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a Little Girls Experience in a
Lighthouse,

Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trcsco,, No.,
W. 81 'hc Coy. Lighthouse n,
onnu Beach, Mich, nnd nro blcsscd
WIN daughter, four ,cars old. Ina,
nprh shc was taken down with Mco,
ivy 'o'lowed with n drcacf FIJI Couvl
anu turned into foyer. Dos,or. y,
n"nv a'I at Detroit treated her. bu,
'an', sue grew worse rapidly, until
sau was u mere handful OF boncsD..
lhen she tried DIR, Kings New DI..
eovcry and after tho iso Of iva md =.
nalf bottles, was compl,iclv cnr",,
ihc!y say DR.. Kings New DIsrov,, y.
Is worth its weight in void, ycI vol,
= get a trial bottle FREQ at j. n
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C"N>F'nLEsA SAL.


The stat, OF
A"Nplce Ca ,,'', fpi
D. II. E,s.I'F
NS.
H. Joe LIo,,L
by virtue Of tic =,
to lne directed S tSO y Above 5
The Peace Tor ~ t. Co
state Of Mississippi III SiS
NJ Sa,, The Court HopS nay = ,
highest t1 liG't,to sale Al M.
a an1 interest the Grr t,'9, u
Slt to a certain rp,ra'aut
see. .. i ", Of u e, sn NJ
as asst The properly 10 Of I ~, I, b,
a w,ll be De-, sold to sati M , M
ana will be sold Ia ',s'y The
ease and all cost S'''SIy 4
June20 ct. N.
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COMING.

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