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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-10-02
Chris, Krinklcr Dead.

Chris. Krlnkler, the victim of a
most dastardly assault at the hands Of
the colored men, named w. H. Bates
and Walter Parker, the night Of July
8th, died Sunday evening at $50 atthe
Catholicon. It will be remembered that
his assailants we're hangers on to King
& Franklin's circus, and during the
evening, Krinkler was inveigled out
behind the tent, where the deed was
done, that he received an ugly cut in
the left temple, . terrible cash was
made on the left side Of his head and.
an arm broken. It was evidently the
intent Of these parties to rob their man
and being resisted, an attempt was
made to murder him. Later they were
caught and identified by Krinkler,an and
at the preliminary hearing they
were bound over to await the action
Of tho circuit court.
Since receiving the terrible slugging
Krinkler has been unable to speak a
word-only uttering audible sounds
and his condition has been a critical
one. An operation was performed
upon him last week to raise the
crushed skull bone thought to be press
ing on the brain to give him relief il
possible. For the past two or three
days he has been resting quietly and
easily, and the barest possibility was
entertained for his recovery. But
death came to end his ~sutferings last
evening.
The case against the defendants,
doubtless responsible for his death, is
now made stronger, and the ex-
IRENE penalty Of the law will be
melted out to them.
THE INQUEST.
An inquest was held oyer the re-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-24

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deceased gscob LsGrss. Gse1 yesterday Ct Ytssu-
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ZEAL ESTATE saLk4


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EASTERN MARKETS.

NEW YoExs Ayz12 -z-The sock market
soass, exssee1sZsy IL sss ts-e2ooa- extremely
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q ssESSxENT ROLL. OF JOY sTREEr
n rra.sse Nessc@ - hersay gwen TIA the as
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TE3azz& <4xrx G1es@zE A=& fxS1Ay rzz1rHznm
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01
Will Benefit the Laborer.


Captain Mehun. of the r. and o. S. n.
company. was thoroughly good fellow,
beloved alike by his officers and crew.
His passengers both liked and respected
him. He had always = kind word~for
everybody, but he never forgot to give
Roland for an Oliver" when called
upon to do so.
remember during one voyage there
was a lady passenger on board who was
very fond of making nasty remarks ap
parently to herself. but just loud enough
TO be heard by everybody present. One
day at dinner Captain Mehun was carv-
ing a very nice saddle of mutton, and,
sailorlike, he certainly carved with
rather feavy hand. When plate
was handed TO this lady, who viii call
Lady M. she said to herself (but in =
tone loud enough for everybody TO hear,
"a CARLOAD? How detest n cartload- =
Everybody looked at Captain Mchun.
who had heard Lady Ms remark as
well "a the rest of the company. He
took no notice. however, but continued
n sailors yarn be had been relating as if
tf- ttft f-f4a atttt ~ rtt'i .
time, SEEING that Lady NJ had nearly
emptied her plate. Captain Mehun said
in very persuasive tone:
"This is really a delicious saddle. :
Then addressing Lady NJ, continued:
II have a very prime cut here. Pray
allow me 70 give your ladvship small
piece mora.
Thank you, Captain xehun,- replied
Lady NJ. AS you cav, IL il very
nice. | think ron may give me the
smallest piece more.
Steward. said Captain AehHn. in
stsntly. "be - kind and back Lady
M-'s cart I'D again. If yon please"
This remark simply sent the company
into IS Of laughter, much 20 TIRE DIS
comfort q Isdy NJ. Verify. Captain
Mehun bad bis revenge. lid Ess
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01

On the Kent County Fair Baiidings-
Revising the Premium List

On the Kent County Fair Baiidings-
Revising the Premium List
The Kent County Fair Directors were
in session yesterday at the Office OF
Secretary Cox. They were busy re-
vising the rules and regulations Of the
society, and began looking over the
premium list. The llst. The list will
be closely examined and thorough
revision will be made. This work viii
probably be completed this week.
Work at the grounds is progressing
finely. The speed stables are COM
ple.ed and applications for stalls are
being received every day, about forty
have now been placed on file. The
directors report the track as being in
fine condition. Architect +. CT. Scure-
mlhl, of the Michigan Central railway,
Detroit, has written the board that he
will be here next Thursday to select a
site for the company's depot to be bnilt
on the ground. He will also present
plans for the building and make ar
rangements tor supplying stock chutes.
There were forty men at work yester-
day laying the foundation for the en-
trance building.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01
Election at Wayland.

WAYLAND, March 3l.-The village
election held on Monday was very
closely contested one. Two tick
were IN the field. viz: "The Citizens
ticket and ''the Peoples ticket"
One hundred and fifty-five votes were
cast. The president, recorder, marshal
aud one trustee were elected on the
Peoples ticket. and the assessor, treas
urer and two trustees on the Citizens
ticket. The officers elected are as fol-
lows; President, John Chapple;
recorder. Wm. V. Hoyt; treasurer, W.
l.. Heazlitt; marshal, II. III. Kelley;
assessor. John Yeakey; trustees, c. H..
Ward, j. h. Manly, F. III. Beach. Four
tickets will be IN the field at the town.
ship election next Monday, viz: The
Republican, Democratic, Farmers
Union, Prohibition, and We predic. q
lively time.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01
GOOD FOR THE POOR
Sugar Goes Down to Where All
Can Afford It.
BONDED DSTOCK RELEASED LAST NIGHT
And Today the City Stores Will bs
GIutted With All Grades of
Sugar. and at Greatly
Reduced Prices.

That clause II the Mckinley bill re-
moving the duties on sugar became op-
erative last night at l2 O'Clock. Today
the American people Will make j saw
ing of about six pounds of sugar in the
purchase of twenty. During the past
few weeks the shipments of sugar to
this city nave amounted to 5000 barrels.
This amount was not placed on the mar
ket but held in the warehouses and in
bonded cars. In consequence of this,
local dealers could not obtain the neces-
sary amount to supply their customers
and the price was raised a cent pound.
Collector Maynard ia order to get the
bonded sugar in the hands of the retail
dealers opened the warehouse last
night at II clock and the large con-
signme,it stored herein was one more
set on tin move.
Prices Take a big Tumble.
The refiners' prices announced for
April in Philadelphia or New York is
Al cents. The Wholesale price here in
Grand Rapids is reduced to * cents per
pound. The amount saved 10y holding
sugar during the month of March is
abou: two cents per pound to the con-
sumer. The total consumption of sugar
for the year 1890 in the United States
was ,522,7 tons. A reduction of
cents a pound to the consumers by this
clause of the Mckinley bill will be an
annual saving to the American people
of over sixty millions of dollars. The
reduction in the price of sugar will
have tendency to lower the price of
articles that require sugar IN their
manufacture. Condensed milk, choco-
late, preserves, jellIes and confectionery
all require sugar In their manufacture
and their price Will be visbly affected.
Will Benefit the Laborer.
The prices of these articles Will neces-
sarily be placed within the reach OF the
laborlng classes, who have been denied
these luxurlcs to II certain extent IN
previous years. The reduced price of
sugar will remain. The schedule re-
ducing the duty on refined sugar opens
the market to foreign countries, and as
soon as any attempt is made TO limit
the supply of refined sugar, or to es-
tablish ''corner" Germany would
continue the supply at the old price.
This clause of the famous bill will
prove n benefit to all classes of people.
The decreased price will naturally in
crease the demand, and more labor
WILL be required IN it's production.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-01
AuUsEMEyTS.

PowERs'-LoFTA.-Th WAS . large
attendance At this theatre lasi evening,
when the original and unattainsbie
Lotta presented herself IN her
new muslcai comedy, ''ina." IL ls
the bes. play she ever had when the
test of her Versatility is considered.
In ell of the characters she assumed
there was evineed a humor and feeling
which thoroughly stamped her adapia-
bllity in the line of comedy portralture,
of which she is queen. ''Ina" is play
with sterling interest, and possesses
that quality which interests and
amuses. Lotta came very near being
the whole show, but the very capable
company divided the attention Of the
audience. Mr.. Rlsing again pleased
with his attractive appearance. and our
Michigan actor, J. A. Simon. was arts
tic and satisfactory as Neufchatel.
REpxoND's-Dan Mccarthy is draw
ing profitable attention III "rrue Irish
llC ttDSss allh haaNtS
win especial favor with the patrons.
The audiences were large yesterday at
both the afternoon and evening per-
formances.
SMITHS. is reigning su-
premc at this theaier the present week 4,
both from popular and financial view.
The patronage last night was large.
Matinee today, Friday and Saturday.
CoMING.-The next attraction at
Powers, will be the new farce comedy
Fashions from the ink of the author
of Natural Gas" Only one presenta-
ton of the comedy will be gwen and
that will be on Saturday evening. The
famous pugilist, Bob Fitzslmmons, Will
appear IN the cast. Next Wednesday
and Thursday the successful comedians
Evans and Hoey will be here ina Par
lor Match"