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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

'Ths dssplcabis action ef ths Royal people hao
plscsd ths Board IN . wrong light, and 70. onc Am
determined that justice shall I've done. hs heard
On good authosity that this action OF the h. "A Bak-
ing Powder Company 10 an old trek Of IN. re and
that most OF tnsr ailegsd esfuhcasss are obtained
N thn way"
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
TRAIN TINE rABLu

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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
LEGAL ADVERTISIN6S
Terms of Circuit Court.

SrArE or MICHIGAN.
SxvVxTrkSTH JupIciAL Cikcryr.
We do hereby FIX and appoint the following
times for no din< the several terms II caur,
within and for the Seventeenth Judic ~ Cir
cult for the yesrs A. u. lss2 and 1873. Kent
county:
Fl st Monday In xarch,
FIRST Monday In May.
Fourth Monday IN September.
Fourth Monday In December.
WM. f. GROVE.
ALLEN {. tpSIT.
thur 1l-6 Circuit Judges.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
SCofyELD. SHURYER I TElCLE.

Since We put our Royal Headlight oil
on the market our competitors have
put on an oil called Watr White
Headlight. We wish to cay that there
s no comparison between the two o,ls.
Royal Headlight 10 the only OIL on the
market that gives perfect light with
out smoking the chimneys or cbaring
the wicks besides be.ng the safest oii b
nee - is has tho highest fire test. Call
Ne up by telephone or send postal card
and ind out II your grocer keeps IL
IL not mako . demand fer Il. We
guarantee this oil in every way. DO
not let your grocer give you anything
else.
6coFIKLD, 6HKRxER d TEAaLE,
Telephone e6S.
Have you seen Arthur d Philbric's
"Ivoryettes." S. per dozen. also their
"Psris panels"
One-quarter Oft on Floor Oilcloths st
l34 Monroe street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
DETROIT, 49,. ~.

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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

Total STATE tss. 90 .ssF.ia
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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

Walker to coaeur in shs recemmeuda-
osns tAsrsls contained. the sans vas
eonsidsroA.
Ny. Hogadoae moved - amend sasd
netisn BY adding thereto tie sor1s
"excepting the Firss and Ninth vsrds
and that thsss be ssrscksn out"
Carried.
The motion made BY Mr.. Walker -
amended being thersupon put. Was
carried. . majority Of the msmbsrs
elect voting therefore.
Mr.. Hsysns moved that the full
amount Of assessment for soldiers relief
fund provided b. Law be spread upon
she assssament roll Of Grand Rapids
township, and that the clerk Be directed
70 sntsr the amount N bic certificate
attached to the roll Of that township.
Carried. . majority OF the members
elect voting therefore.
On motion of Mr.. Gill the board ad-
journed until tomorrow at nine o'cioc <
in the forenoon.
L8wu 4. eoLoxox,
Chairman.
CoRxEIlus L. HARvEy,
Clerk.
70 b Continued.
Iss Exessisss Qlasssiss
, Commend TO public approval the Cali.
fornia LIQUID fruit remedy Syrup of
] Figa Ii 10 pleasing TO the eye, and TO
the taste and by gently acting on the
kidneys, liver and bowels, il cleanses
the system effectuslly, thereby promot-
ing the health aud comfort OF ell who
use il.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

purer or stronger baking powder than the
Royal u 10 impossible 70 make. II 10 absolutely
pure and heaitnful, and composed Of the best IN
grsdisat and 81 the highest strength and character
To this statement shs Royal adds, ~ authority.
these nAnsss
DR. DAVIDSON,
DIR FIsKB
DR McQuEsrEN.
DIR. Ii ToURSEux.
Gan Frsncsce Board Of Health.
That oss ode Of ths eass. II 10 the Regal DAk.
ING Powder cempAny's Side.
he ether side Of shs cAss appear opposite. II
lee complete negative. u shove again The dscsp-
Tee p.eassa BY Ne Reysi baking Powder csn-
pssy.
Are such methods s~pIsy.a ~ sssssrss sAss
ere honssu
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
MICHIGANCENTRAL

fDaiiv All othrrx daily except Sun4as.
Taxing effect sgnday. 10 y Is. tssa
Sleeping cars on PacsGe so1 ASA1te ~
presses % and IRON Dctroit fat'"' e-+s
...r 13.4r0is ftt
leave Detroit af tsfa p
tsr.nd RE- fdx 90 20 Direct cooneostete
made st Detroit with al tar,u;a s@'ns -
4tcxf-t ~ 4 - = aAt- ..ts t-~~t
roe sr T. es 4 -
FHEpM BRisGs, senf Ag't. =, Nenrse-s
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

One-Quarter Oft ON Floor Oilcloths ct
l34 Monroe street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

NJ. ". A. Boyee, . sspesssv FOR she sar rrso
cieco Chronicle, cetsinee - enc OF he leF-gos
iuG istssrs. that The staeemsuu thssssn contained
we're made " the wnasu ~ hin.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

ya@ss \. Kiaa. sc>AFy public. sessiaes WITH h!s
e0eie ssai aud sanasafv. Snst each ef ske for~9e-
sna ssAaemeaM vere made 10 h,m under cath st ~
e0ss 10 oAs tvanasae. pecenesf 3, tsse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19
100000.
The Sale of the Celebrated Stall
lion, ST. Blaze.
SAlUTED KING OF THE EARTH.
Charles Reed Of the fairyiew Farm, Near GAL
latin, Tenn, the Purchaser.
Nearly All Prominent Turfmen, Stud Own
ers and Lovers of Horses in Amer
lea, in Attendance-Some of
the Other Sales.
SALUTED KING OF THE EARTH,

New York, Oct 1S-Tattersalls pre-
sented scene last night that rarely was
equalled in its history. 1t was brilliant
3sSemblage. There was scarcely prom
lnent turfman. stud owner, or lover of
horses in America but who was TO be seen
al some time during the evening.
The feature of the evening was the sale
of the celebrated stallion St. Blaze, the
greatest winning sire of the Nursery farm
BY O'Clock the place was packed. Every
one was discussing the merits of the great
Belmont stallion until the business OF the
evening began. William Easton was in his
best form. St. BlaiZe is L horse of mag
niticent breeding, he said. Among the
many race horses he sired may be NEIL
toned Trista, m Shot Over Peter Thebais,
etc, while Fee Race. st. Blaize's dam, was
a good race mare of magnificent breeding.
St Blaize is a rich dark chestnut. with
narrow white blaze on his face. Both his
rear legs are white nearly to- his knees ami
the hook white corOnet Of his foot has u
band of white about it. He is about sixteen
and one-half hands high. When st. Blaize
entered the ring the auctioneer took off his
hat, saluting him as king Of the earth.
Gentlemen, what am | bld?''
Someone said $50 900.
Il am bid 800. 600 was the triumphant
cry.
Charles Reed of the Fairview farm, near
IIdllaLln, lem. was Ine DlOuei.
1T is the most sporting bid the world has
ever known. |, has stopped you ali cried
Easton.
There was q dead silence in the vast as
semblage. Bids were stopped and the king
of stations was knocked down TO Reed.
The event of the evening was over. Some
of the other sales were: Magnetizer. s. L.,
foaled 1883, by The Ii-used. L. ". Shrevc,
Shreveport La. $1,000
Chestnut colt, out OF Lady Primrose by
ST. Blaize, foaled April Is, 1890, Jacob Rup
pert, 10000
B. f., by The Ill-used, ont of Lady Rose
berry foaled February, 1880, James Rowe,
$1,000
Chestnut FLY by ST. Blaize out of Bella
donna. TO Fox Hall keene, $4,000.
Bay fily by ST. Blaize out Of Clara James
Rowe, $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19
A BIG NOISE.
THE RAlN-MAKERS KEEP UP A
TERRIBLE FUSS.
The Heavens Being Cannonaded Witho ut
CessAtion-The Officers ana Soldiers
Working Hard to Get Rain.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
CAMP EDWARD POWERS, NEAR SAN DIEGO,
Oct. l7.-Not drop of rain has Sc far re-
warded the effort OF the government rain
fall expedition at this place. To-
day was as clear as bell and
the only result Of the firing
of yesterday was the heaviest
dew ever known here. This evening the
war on the elements was begun again, and
the noise is greater than il has ever been
yet. Fifteen men are busy rigging aud set
ting off the dynamite and rick-arack
charges. the bombs, the cannon
and the big explosive balloons. The
roar is terrific, and hardly ten seconds
go by without 1 big explosion. This will
De kept up until after midnight, or as long
thereafter as the stock of explosives last.
If rain does not come by tomorrow evening
the experiments will be at an end and the
results will be anything but favorable for
the conclusion theory of artitically
producing rain. Ii it does come the
rain makers will probably go to Mexico
next to try to make it rain there. The
Mexican government is taking q lively in
tereSt in the experiments. Lieut. 5. Allen
Dyer from Fort Bliss, and his detail of ten
men from the Twentythird infantry, are
working hard, and are rs deeply in
terested in getting favorable results as
the rainmakers. Mr.. John I. Ellis, who is
conducting the experiment for the govern
ment. said this evening: Il am not salts
fed that the material which we now are
using is the best for the purpose. If any
more experiments are made there will be
some radical changes. The production of
rain by conclusion in the atmosphere is
subject which takes much study and prac-
teal experimenting. From what / have
seen l am satisfied great Improvements can
and will be made. We have arrived at last
where we can judge OF the effect of differ
ent explosives and some of these which we
now are using are not, in my opinion, ex-
actly suitable for the purpose. Do / think
we should have rain Tomorrow l cannot
tell any more about it than you can. but I
think, under the very unfavorable condition
OF the atmosphere, it will be a tremendous
triumph for Mr.. Powers, the cry Of, 1t does
Gomez
The rainmakers are continuing their ex-
periments tonight and are making bigger
noise than ever. To-day there was not a
drop of rain here and the sky was almost
cloudless all day long. This was discoursg-
ing to the men who have worked SO hard
for forty-eight hours, but the only effect it
had was TO make them redouble their eff
'9orts. A truce was declared until 6 o'clock
to enable the men to prepare for grand Sc.
riss Of explosions This evening end q.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19

LONDON, Oct. lS.-The Austrian police
believe that they have captured in the man
Stenart, of Cracuw. Austrian Poland,
dynamite fiend who works destruction for
the pleasure of it. 1t is thought that besides
the Rosenthal explosion, Steinart was also
guilty of attempting to blow up the statue
of ST. John of Nepumuk, the patron saint
of Bohemia, when the feast was being eel
ebrated in Reichenberg. When the feast
of the Nativity of the Virgin was being Gel
ebrated he made similar attempt to blow
UP the Marien chapel. in the suburbs of
Mafersdorf.
The explosion at Rosenthal is not now
supposed to have had for its object any in
jury to the emperor, but 10 be like the other
deeds, a senseless effort 10 create excite
ment aud destroy property. There was uu-
doubted intention 20 ruin the bridge, aud
thereby arouse d sensation in relation 10
the delay of the emperOr'S train; but there
is not the slightest evidence of purpose to
iniure the emperor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19
THEY ARE SAFE.
The Alaska Exploring Party will he in
Seattle This Week.

SEATTLE, WASH. Oct. 1S.-The friends OF
Professor J. Z. Russell in this city are adj
vised that his party will arrive in Seattle,
from Alaska this week. on the steamer City
OF Topeka. When the steamer Mexico, now
in the harbor, left Chilcat. Alaska, they re-
ceired word that the party were at Glour
Bay, having completed the object Of their
trip TO Seal Reef. The Mount 81 Elias
party is composed of Professor Russell,
Thomas Hanuy, Thomas White, J. II.
Crumback. Neil Mccarthy and NJ ".
Warner They left Seattle for Alaska,
May 90, on the United States steamer Bear.
Il will be remembered that Lieut.. Robin
son Of the Bear and w. G. Moore OF the
Seattle were drowned at Icy Bay. Much
apprehension was caused among the friends
of the exploring party by the sreceipt here
yesterday of intelligence from San Fran
cisco that Russell and his men were to have
met the revenue cutter Corwin at Yakat
September l. but when the Corwin went
there Russell did not appear and search
ing party sent out failed to find any trace
of him.
The expedition vas composed exclusively
OF Seattle men, with the exception OF the
commander and Warren, the latter an eX-
pert photographer, being from Hartford,
Conn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19
Outrages on Christians.

From Constantinople comes an account of
more outrages on the Christian ArmenianS.
The Turks. who recently carried off mum
Der of Armenian maidens, were permitted
by the authorities to retain them, notwith-
standing the protests of the parents, on the
ground that the girls had become converted
to Nlohammedanism. As no one had a
chance to see the girls and ascertain
whether the alleged conversion had any
basis or truth. the occasion was so mani
festIy unjust that il created great alarm
throughout Armenia. That the alarm was
justified is proved by the fact that abduc-
ton and alleged conversion of Armenian
girls is now becoming an established Turk
iSh ministry
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19
TAKEN TO SAN SABA COUNTY.
's'A Perkins Charged with the.Murder of
Man Named Dunbak Several
Years Ago.


Sp go the Gazette
.'..H>EoEo. Hui COUNTY. TEN, oct. Is.
H.. application of haheaS corpus
. Jack Perkins, VINO was arrested
.- Wednesday on Il writ for murder from
aer.f of san Saba county, appears 10
lave been Il failure. Is Sheriff =. L. ".
d>on Of the above named county arrived
-." his morning and demanded the Gus
10y Of his prisoner of Sheriff Cox. and he
F~S turned over 10 him. They left on this
evenings train. The crime was committed
'-,.Feel- twelve ana fifteen years ago. The
2 a. l..ur who was killed was Dunbak.
-"re IS quite mystery connected with
~ AFFAIR. When the crime was committed
LIE prisoner ,if he is the same) was ar
'ss'rc and escaped from the officers with
S-l1k.eS on Perkins came TO HiilSboro
Aea. y. Is well as can De remembered. six
years ago. He was here only few days
When lie Went 10 DR.. II. " Dudley. intro
2uge1 himself by the name Of Mason. and
Mao he doctor to examine 3 very sore ankle,
explaining that several years back he was
ska;ing on ice. The ice broke, cutting the
HeSn % the bone. Recently in riding horse
.ac2 ne stirrup had infiamed the wound,
saasLas nam severe PAIN. The San saba
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19
BRUTAL MURDER.
A Farmers Wife Beaten to Death in New
York by a Thief

NIDDLETowN, \. y. Oct. 1S.-An afro
cious murder was perpetrated Yesterday
afternoon at little distance from here
The victim was Mrs. Amelia Gregory,
forty years old. wife of Noah Gregory, a
well-known farmer.
The crime was committed between and
AIS O'Clock. At 3 o'clock Mr.. Gregory and
his eldest son left Mrs. Gregory alone IL
the house and went to work in distant
field. AT quarter past the younger son,
WILDER, eight years old, returned home
from school. On entering the house the
boy was Mortified by the sight of his mother
lying dead upon the kitchen floor with her
head battered and bruised almost beyond
human semblance. The condition of the
room showed that she had made q brave
struggle for life
It was soon discovered tnat the crime IVES
an incident Of robbery. Tho, farmer sod
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19

LONDON Oct 1S.-It IS officially an
nonced that 1t. Hon. Arthur j. Balfour,
ar present chief secretary for Ireland, has
been appointed first lord of the treasury.
II fell to the lot of Mr.. BalfOur. chief sec
rotary for Ireland, 10 move The first read
ing OF the Irish criminal law amendment
bill in the house of commons, 4 measure
characterized by NJ. Parncll Is one of the
strongest cOerCive measures ever proposed
in parliament. The Toung statesman in
this way began struggle which is likely 10
be one of the most nlelEora bic in the annals
of the parliament of the United Kingdom.
Arthur }. Bllfour is the son Of Mr.. James
Balfour of Whittiurhame, Haddiugtonshire,
Scotland, by Lady Blanche Cecil, daughter
of the second Marquis OF Salisbury He IS
therefore. Il nephew of the present prime
minister 10 whom he acted as private see
rotary in 1878 and 1880 at the foreign Office,
He was president of the local government
board from June, 1885, TO January,
1856. IN July, 1855. he was ap-
rOiuted secretary for Scotland, and Ill NO
vcmbnr he was taken into the cabinet. He
first entered parliament in 1874, when he
sat for Hert ford, and since 1883 he has rep
resented the Eastern dirision of MancheS-
ter Mr. Balfour was born in 1915 He was
educated at Elton and Trinity college, CAM
bridge. ID 1856 he was appointed president
of the royal commission upon gold ana Sill
yer currency, in which capacity he eX-
hibited extraordinary powers OF perception
and great learning. Mr.. Balfour has an es-
tabiishment in Carlton Gardens, one OF the
most fashionable and stately streets of the
West End, London.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19
Russia Adding to Her Navy

\ St Petersburg dispatch says that
Russia is pushing with vigor the increase
of her navy. An ironciad. the ''Navarin, -
rather significant name FOR Turkey. VAS
launched on Thursday last, and u half
armored gunboat. the ''Otiajry.'' was
launched the same day. A gunboat. now
about completed, will soon follow and a
feet of torpedo cruisers has been ordered.
The last mentioned order has been given
since the Chilian war. and is undoubtedly
based on the proved efficiency of the tor
pedo cruisers in that conflict. Great activ-
ity in naval ship building also prevails in
the Black sea. where Russia ALREADY has a
formidable feet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19
Election in Chill.

SANTIAGO. Oct lS-A general election &C.
CURED throughout Chill to-day Sunday.
So far as known there We're 40 disorders
select the president next month.
There is 10 indication yet rs 10
who will be elected. rs no candidates
have yet been announced. The clerical party
claim they have secured 4 majority in the
house OF deputies. and the senate viii PROB
ably be controlled by the Liberals. The
exact result will not be known for several
days. There was street parade Of troops
TODAY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19

night. They are hard al work The noise
is terrific. 1t can be heard. according 10
word received, along the line of railroad for
over fifty miles Cannon. dynamite, rack
a-roch. bombshells and balloons are being
set of rs rapidly as the men can do the
work. If rain does not come tomorrow.
the conclusion theory will get a set-bac,
from which it will never recover. II rain
does come, it will be big thing for this
country and Il triumph for the ranmallers.
as the meteorological conditions are exceed
lngly unfavorabIe. The barometer is now
,iS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19
Didn't Like the Outlook.
Special TO the Gazette.

SNtCIdt 70 lIIt 'afLCttt-
SAN ANTONIO. TEX. Oct. lS.-B. d. Rob-
inson, who about ten days ago was ap-
pointed general manager Of the San An
tonic and Arkansas Pass system, presented
his resignation 10 the receivers last even
ing. 1t was promptly accepted. His action
has caused much comment III railroad cir
Giles here He spent last week IN making
a tour of inspection over the several
branches of the system, and it is understood
that ne found the outlook so unsatisfactory
that he refused to assume the management
of the system. Mr.. Robinson Is one of the
most capable railroad men in the country
He was for many years and until few
weeks ago general manager of the atlantic
and Pacific system. George l.. Sands was
last evening appointed general superinteu-
dent of the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
system.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19

his wife occupied bedroom adjoining the
kitchen. There was a little closet in the
bedroom, where they kept Il little store of
ready money in an old cigar box. This
morning the box contained something over
500 in gold and bank bills.
This fact the murderer had evidently
learned. and possibly was discovered by
Mrs. Gregory while in the act of thieving.
The police and detective force OF this city
is now in pursuit of the murderer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19

officials claim that the cause of the sore
ankle was by his travelling with the
shackles on. Perkins, or Mason. as the case
may be. so far has made no statement. CON
seQUently no one is aware as to the defense
that will be made. He continues to be
cheerful, and in bidding friends adieu to-
DAY his last words were that he expected to
return il 4 few days. San Saba county
court opens in about three weeks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19
Prayers for the Jews.

If prayer could have any influence on the
car he would be amply moved by the sup
plications that went from every Jewish
synagogue in Great Britain The prayer
had been specially prepared for the syna-
gogues by the chief rabbi. Apart from the
prayer, it is stated that the Jews spent the
day in fasting and humiliation for their
suffering brethren.