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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
AMUSEMEN rs.

Richard Go4den, who win be
remeMvered n Grand Rapids
as "a clever comic opera
comedian, achieved rovtune in
the snort space o. two seasons in the
rustsc pay jed Prouty," winch will
be gwen at Powers next Monday
even-ng. The scene OF the play 5 laid
IN bucksport, Maine, and deais mainly
with the lie and people OF thai
iocala,y. Seats go on sale tbs morn
ing.
There are many events OF q greater
or lees degree o. interest and import
a1ice, but bsyood tile shadow vi Dis
pute the theatrical eveA'r OF the pres
cat season VIII be the appearance o..
Joseph Jefferson and billy Florence
at Powers next Thursday evening N
The Rivals" To admJc NO knowl.
edge OF these two foremost comedians
OF tbs time should condemn one as
only fit for strategem and spols.
Williams Partisan Folly Company
w.u follow the N.bbe's company at
Smiths, Opening ON Sunday evening.
Par.sian folly, let's see, that suggests
muse, gay songs and girls OF the
rav.sh-rg beauty type who must revei
ta mlrth and dance.
True Irish Hearts," a play which
is familiar TO the patrons OF Red
monL's, will open for q week, COM
menc.ng Sunday evening.
The wealth and fashion OF Chicago
MAY be seen nightly n the incfiabie
Auditorium listening 10 the great
Abbey Green opera company, assisted
by Cnicago's pride, Theodore Thomas
great orchestra o. elyhty-f.ve people.
THIS city is receiving u good share
| Of ADVERTISING, slSl as IL Is. from
traycllss managers th-s season. When
ever tacy have Il poor house, the cx'
preston -, and IL threatens to soon
become ua.versL, 'eery much Grand
Rapids
II was a courageous undertaking
| on the part OF the Press Cab TO
uu.tc with the Ladies' Literary Club
| FOR the purpose OF preseGtang Grand
| Rapids with lecture course this
wsuter. BY tbs arrangement Grand
Rapids wal have an opportunity 10
hear Edwin Arnold. Englnnd's fore
most poet. sing his own songs on
November 80. Mr.. Arnold 10 st present
| sng the East. aud "a n ,Ion ia literary
| and professional circles.
The Country Csrcus." . new play
spectacular dramatic and n which C.
| Il. Jefferson. son OF the comedian, has
| a large managerial interest made a
very pronounced hit" At MeV.cker's
Chicago Tuesday night. genuine
esrcas and menaCere IL shown upon
the ssaee. after which follows a csrcus
| performance given under an actual
| canvass IN n sawdust r.ng. II II said
that this pertormaDne surpasses many
| that are seen under the white tents
/ ri summer tine. This is n SURPRISING
roveity 90 the stage aud it takes
I, esRhty-Eve people ard thirty-fivs
horses AMI poutes. goats, rauics and
doxs 20 produce n.
stuart Robson marrisA Nh leading
lsdy IN New Yoek Tuesday morn
| ma. aud angular is the fact that ir
the evron~ he and his bride played
| Ia Marriage A Failure in Brookiyn
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

thamps sf ansessned satsrpfiss ~s shsli
sxpsnsncs II the plans oathasd lsst
evening srseaSrIsd Ia To practical epsfa-
ton. IL ls to the Younger generat.oa Of
business nsa 10 whom the eity must look
tos - faInEs development. They are
busness men VINO ave all the rrs. en-
eEgy and enthusiasm that marked the
present members OF me Beard OF Trade
rttesa or tvsnty years ago.
Ii the real estate men keep up the eu-
thusssssa aud determination they have
manifested. tbsy viii not bs ioug o
winning the confidence OF home aud
foreign capital. They are all young
nisn sho h.vs the eonadenes of tie
general paes.c ana who constitute the
corner atone Of Grand Rapids futuis
BUS ness lnlsrests
The opportunity 70 nov within their
grssp for snem 70 inluss new life blood
IN almost every channel OF Grand Rap
Ids md ustrv, and To give the manufsc-
Iur,ng Interests Of this city al impetus
WHICH will DO fslt 90 long ss the elspg
Of snvils ami the hum OF busy maenin-
cry are heard upon the banks of the
Grand. Mossbaeks. croakers, grumb-
lers. "Itmighl-hsss.becu's" and 81
told.you.so's' are not wanted in this
new movement. IL they squeeze their
wsysin, the duty OF the wideawskes is
10 push them gently outward aud If they
do not yield, then TO kick them ont.
Everybody 10 invited to join IN this
aAppy awakening.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
Live stock.
cu,cAco NJ. IL
GRAND RAPIDS MAGKKrs.
Prlcea Co Farmer.

GRArS--whest. pc; corn. ssc; oats, nc. rye.
7Se, barley, 81. % = cwt. bu WHEAT, zoe bn.
MEkTs-Beei. 4txea,c; %sss5.' mutton.
sa6c: spring ismh. 6ssse, -is loose; srring
chicken, !s9loc. yeai, esse; turkeys loSilsi
ducks, Zoe.
PRoDccE--Bnitsr. xSc eggs. &c; potatees. -
q &C v bus bets &c r. eui anions. t5V bui
ueans hand picked. 3 80 bgs beD~v, Ice.
Erspes. &c p basket; Apples. tLI,e sl-'t bbi :
15casloVr bu.
HsY-1 insothy. s. Ton. clover. tlsSiS ton !
straw. " y ton.
HfDss sNp I siIovs--Ss zen. &c, steers. over
" lbs. hs4c; cures Sc; call skins green. be g. Il
skin, cured. % isilow. rough. llzci pelts. ooe
eyxl 50, dekin lseazbc
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

FiorR Asp FEsp-Lfy White SIS; Patent,
s2.a = ewt; baeswheai -four q y cwti csrn
meai. 8 - cwt. feee. t1eas1t rer toa. plid-
ciings. 81 ' ton; bran. 81 y ton ships. tiI y
fsn sereeniBgs. tisv ton
NEkT-pork steak. i0c; roast Joe; ribs hc
tcndefiain, i1tsc. o. m. lsc. beef steak. - iee
isrb f6ie~. rp-fng chicken, l<H lsci turkeys.
l465ls-cs dueSs i4gsse.
pRopuCs- putirf. 2ics eggs. 25c; potatoes.
sc bn ia. Ue % oniena he "a
bans toc 2 pks reaches. hne III spplss.
.sacf91sc r pk, grapes esbc = lbi pesrs he
PET ~.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
Nissnpiied Conadsnca.

He vas the sixth this summsr. A.
they sat Ia the hammock together his
good right arm stole slowly around her
slender waist, and he whispered, This
Is what ] call making glad the waste
Places"
"Oh, no; I wouldn't call il that" she
said softly.
"Why not. darlingT
"Because-boczuse . waste place 10
one that has never been cultivated be-
fors."-pi,tsburg Dispatch
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

W. D b Holland. editor of the s'a,cs.
20 BLADE. versatile wnieF. and ss al
times i'reezy paragssphsr, WAS 10 th'
city yesterday. lie sas formerly with
the Democrat, in which pspsr nis spark.
ling eontriiau,ions in prose aud rhyme
attracted grnerai att~aHos. Bob wore
broad smile yrstsriay for on the in-
SIDE pocket of bIs he w ulsl-F no car
rad the photograph OF . lovely grl,
Miss Car! 4. Bnyle. 10 whom he vii D.
married November -.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

TIE letter issued by the ofacers OF
the Michigan Board OF Lady Managers
Of the Columbian ExpoGton evinces .
purpose on thor part 70 give the work
their enthusiastic support. In order
that Michigan shall bs we'll represented
At Chicago, the women Of the state
should unite and cooperate. AZ inti-
mated IN the letter. it will be necessary
TO do more than lend voice and pen
cash mus. be forthcoming. and it II
moro than probable that the rich
women Of the state win rsspond in
generous manner.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

An inmenss mas,odan tooth, ak
inches by three on tile surface aad with
roots from two 10 SIX ,nches long. wa,
round by Emmett D. Dunlop oi Walker
township a. he WAS waking along the
sanks Of Indian Greek some little tim"
ago. Al first sieht j, appeared IA b- =
peculiar stone lying on the creek bot
tom. hut investigation proved II "a he
u tooth in . very good state OF prcser-
yaton.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

THE democrats can lie to the work
ingmen. they can lie to the farmers
from morning ,iil night. and oil night
through, on the stump and OF. about
tin plate and wool. but when IL comes
10 the question CT sugar, they have
learned 10 preserve . praiseworthy aud
judicious Hlsnce. They used to lie
about that; 30 they did sbous steel
rails and various other shiues. The
farmer knows al about sugar now.
He can enlignten tns democracy with
the Information that he can buy twsu-
v-fve ponnds of sugar for Sl.0o this
year. Last year The twenty-five
pounds cost aim srsetly $500; and he
can further enAgassa them with the
fact that the Mllls bill, passed by .
democratic house and killed by .
republican senate. kept the price OF she
twenty Ave pounds At $500. and IL was
she McKinIsy bill that reduced the
twenty fivs pounds to tI.00. Will the
consumers talk, act and vote with the
frse-trsders snd help put il back ~
s2.eo' II they viii. 10 would be wee to
out ID OF tall the ness century. The
suly wonder 10 that people can b
fooled 90 easily hv the free traders.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
psats.,. Get lsrticcaf.s.

Springfield. H.. Nov. iz.-Fae State
Board OF Dental krsm.ness .. their an,
nusl meeting IA tina ely today re-
slsetss DIR. X. n. Lawrence. pres dent.
and Dr. L. stoGaaTd ssaisa. secretary
of tlss board for the ensuing year. fas
folloslnx having psssed the required
sxamsns,ioa we're gfsntsd cert Aeslss
"a practice - the states Z. B. pessl!,
Kansas CITY, MAJ {. II. w.st. Parma;
and ID. II. u. Williams. Nswioa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
To Rsrisa,sh school L,bra,l.s.

All union school district libraries,
township libraries, and all other Ii.
hraries that are duly and legally in
corporated in the staty are entitled to
the Michigan Pioneer and His,orcal
collections. The sixteen volumes that
asvc already been Published, and ali
succeeding volumes when pull, llshed
may he obtained ny simply wiring t.
Mrs. NJ. &. Calhoun. state librsr, M at
Lansing.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

A warrant was issued yesterday for
lhe arrest 0f william fcrpstra on COM
plant OF Harry Kemp. for disturbing a
,eligious meeting NJ the Alpne-ave.
.Iolland Christian Reformed church,
November 10. Trepstra is alleged to
nsvo siopped fellow and shouted
while the munster vas invoking tue
Irvine blesssng.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

n wss ca sseeeaa svsnss sssfAes ca
A ~owsa vsa stasaias up ssd sssAise
10 . scrap. ~Aiss ssssas thcss ssfssns
down was . msa - Gas snA sniky that
he cxMs.iy ssespsea ne spses ssseiFes
hy tSa swdsa4sy psrsesa sse vosnAs
sssnssax ay naasi hsss r~slizsa this tact
fsz sss Iaetsa aswa apen 40 IL eoiA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

osehen. Ind, Nov. Ie-Ths Ions
contested Hessen divorce case came &c
an end TO-DAY. Mrs Emily H.ston
AGED -. obtaining divorces from ne,
hushsnd. Daniel HeAtoa. axsd 81. sfte,
tso wears marrSsge. with t3os to star,
her out In life siih. II Is though, te
have bsea . s~ss Of nssrfiAgs sor
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

JOE MULHATToS, the cheerful and
accomolIshed liar who has caused
newspapers the loss OF an immense
amount OF time and money by his
plausible but wild JOKES, has been ar.
rested ia P.ttsburg tor larceny.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

rnrbury. IT., Nov. is-S. q. Travi'
was broaxh. before Judge Zsmmermss
teday charged With essalnsn9 usone,
nnasr false prstensss. ~ William
yousr, . farmer n~ar Wing Ths
fudge hosad MIN ever Ia the Jsnusr,
sstt.ns OF IA. grand iary, lie -
tasea 10 IN. eoany iali ~ foassse q
ssiauls OF $50 bsss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

New YoaK. with . modsssy that
would DO credit to Chlcsgo. - asking
that both tho democratic and repuel'-
can na,ional conventions DO held IN
Madison square Garden, IN that city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

AsorHEa person neld to hai! has
skipped out leaving his surety In the
lurcn aad the court officials are vasnly
looking for the luFch. Isn't II about
time to put an end to this burlesque on
Law and court
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

Our of q total vote Of 40. .2i4 the Al
lance candidate for Governor OF Iowa
received ll.9ls. The Alliance Is la
mentally weak in its stronghold and
probably will be never counted ~
factor in National politics.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

WHEN one thinks OF gang Of masked
men robbIng Chicago. Milwaukee d
81. Paul rallroad train, he must sorrow.
fully admit that Capt. Kidd wasn't in
1t 50 far as robbing 10 concerned, and
that dear old Robin Hood was . mere
nOylcA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

AyaAIp Of the silver issus the cisvs-
land democrats seek 70 make Ail!s
speaker that the question may ~ throt-
tied aad acid until after the next elsc-
oaa
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

A rainbow socisl and oyster supper
will nc gwen ty the Y. +. s. &. y. of the
sovth Congregational church IN their
psrlor. FRIDAY evening of 81. ~eet.
Admission ct the door t~ents cent? l2o),
supprr free.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

FaEp A. AAysAED 'ast nlghs sann med
up the waols starr OF the Board OF
Trades inactivity in the expression, -
maa wea'l work TO gss what ne already
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

TIE grip has appeared in Ie~a.
Th4s state ssssas 10 be The home Of
ealAmitss-.I's only . week Uucs tnAt
II wsnt democratic.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
Contagious Diseases.

Bessie Pratt, ii North Fourth-st,
i'sac Palmer, 81 Caldey-st., Herald
Ilosg, lis Canai-s,.. dIptheria; +. Ber-
gen, 25l Mckeynulds-sI., scarlet lever.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

Tss weather to-day viii b generally
fair except light hurnes OF snow aieas
Nc lsks shessi eoad.s ssa nssta vest
ssiy s.ndA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

The witches exclaimed "Al heil. ous
wen IL they sli d,d II. IL h Acabtfsi II
thsy succ-eaei f. stopYsnS the horss car.
--Bostos TrsnsYspt
rse.r.p asnsr.sss synrs~ev.
While hne Eaigrssine tdros az. the ericksss
sing Their '1lsrF HAsisiojss~ ~ The tos Of
their fnar nsrAbis veis~<- Hsrkl poe rae
hssr the suns is~-sf sod slns~f the vevda.
ssns n rsr1d % sne--John- B-rrris
edf.lAss-s Nenle 'rsng IN the sroasa~ -
see tns r-e<ssr ps-s - sss~rtses ~ fAe
@ras % ssf ere es~s. sus e.-s - so-~~~s
With lis sisty kaisesaish sozss nlshn-
~srsn eo~ - f.~sres-sfs e-s-k-rs sfus
ssash ss~ser tsss seeJ De ~ ctn.r ssm~s
"a e>ss everfss sfs seflF leox ers~n.
est nsssssiy. sas he s~.s fssre-s ~s - lssrs
- tse ezsssst ESQ xss syAfs ~ 10 ~; ia
- 80 sse -a<H ss~xser~z Sc srsoas
ssz4e sLsA@S. rtEsss las>ex sss~ see-s sre
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

sas ssssss< e1sss iittls mFasSs ssa aaatass
--zAs ssssesa's fu1ss nss< fas instance
sAs ssnsss.Ay szys. ~Asss-S.te. che &idfs
Iae v aols Ia&kss g1ses ssaaalr3bls syv
pAs1y .--lssls.sef - hss,s-a Tr<l.oE.ys
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

A change IN TINE of passenger trains
over the Lake Shore a Michigan South.
crn R'v viii take place on November
18th inst.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

L. r. dinner will he sefvec from
II 30 q. N. until .. m. today IN Hart
mans lecture room.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

af A,sss snd tas nsddlsg. After tie
se~aas had b~va gsvn rstFespmspts
we're served Ia 81 aud the Fena ader
Of tss eysnnx Sas saeaI Ia . sooal
rua aaer
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
THE MARKET.


tnttAsao Nos ~
Prerr-eaie, err4sr wheat fassass - %
0Aoa; bsssrs t4fAsAM, Water Nss.s
F.ouf PalazsS sssU-.s o., stFS,s1ta 49, -
wHEAr-R Raled q pnsr sssif, tut seakened
OF la.er Ia. essa. ssst ttsaAs. nsesssasf.
~sgps.c aEe MAJ. aoss.a.g,u3
CofS = Parry sctfye asd ~eeker No
yse5<ao Yens~. Ssesike; No.
No ge..o 2. IT,. Neyesaosf. % sei Ne
eembsE ss3ae'.ei January. tisGsss.e, 2's.
EAhs3sfe.
osrs-l.oxes 10 y casa. .ssos 9Nas Dc
csuaes., a3aGgse; May slSs1tc sHia.
pies In f.ir sppals ant over. No 11Ste;
No Waite siAFsssiso, 10 e asSse' No
White. 2ex&sSs.e
Iy1- Quiet spa slew. No cash. psc; No
vcmner .ss 1sso szd De~ss set. ss-asse
BaeiAs-.ssssrsl naaasl Qairt feof ~
sopnd. saStsse coIas4ea rl*ss mAlsias, = Isse;
fsir 10 good. ssg see ctoioe heavy snd bright
ssfssa. ana fancy, ae-sAe
AEss PoKK-1rAc.ag rather limited ssf
prices steady Prices ranged al tr3:1ets ~
for cash: sssSaa a. fes November: e. fsss ~
fur December. ana SHES aim Tor January.
LARD Market same~h bat isa.sted sbd prices
steady. 9aoiatoas ranged al " i5sth u ior
cash: sLe7sssio fer NoTe1her, so i9fe isss
for Dee-r,ber aka 81 aais -. 81 toe January.
PouizKy-Liys cL.eaeIS 79se PER 10:
Live TURKEYS - loc per 10 Live Ducks. -
PC per ~ Live Geese. ~ Soose 10 per dezen
Burrsn-cresssery. ses DC. Dsiry. icsx'e;
PAeisaS Stock. isslte-
Ous-wisoonsin Prime WHITE &C.: Water
White. 80. Michigan Prime villa eHe. We
ter White, loac Indiana Prime White. exc;
Water whiie. .Oc. Pesaiight i7a test. esc;
| Gasoline 81 dss's. leo. - asg's sac
LIouoRs--Distillcd syir,u remain firm on
the basis Of o.. ls Per ss- for finished goods
Nav Yonx Nov. II
4 = htf. .sTIIF r a..
of ie on duh drnsna December u.eso
l.0. January. N.Iokein. February 0.iiS
Gil2s; March G.i3ss9 ~. lss; MAY. e.iss0
liss; June. eiisY.
CONSOLES active AAikc lower. week Ne
75.87.c-
OATs-Dull. easier. Western s74ssc
Provrs,oSs Beef quiet steady. ssira
mess. Ss.0ualooo, fsmily. Gi.ooTisoo Pork
aull and steady: new mesa t1Ts; old mess
% Is: extra prime. si1 o0ssio Lard cuisis
saay; stsam-reucered A-s
Live etook-
CHICAGO. Nov n
CAryIx-Mayke. active and prices VEL sup
ported Quotations ranged Gt 6 eoceS for
prime 70 shipping Steers: q 2oa<-so for good
| 10 sancy do - % sSAoo for common 10 nsdi.
| um do G. co14ss foT butchers Steers. o skt
| lso for stcckers; taaos2fs f~v Tsasnss - b
| 6A<o for Rangers. & oasso for Feeecrs,
| ~ 6aA3so for Cows; t.2sssTs for Bulls snc
| " SOFA Is FOR Veal Calves
Eocs-Aarket rather active snd prices
| .ower Sales rsnCec ~ ~ GS0-ais0 Tor rsss;
| 50 <oas so for light. stsoes s. for rough pack
ing; G9 a9o for niset. and G7osse9 TOT
ssavy pscxins srd -sippins isis
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13

THERE is convened IN Boston. the
world'sChristian Temperance Union,-
perhaps the hardest working body Of
women in the world. Forty-three na-
tons and provinces are embraced in the
Uniou. and delegates from Canada,
China, India, Australia. South Africa
and many other foreign countries are
an attendance. The object Of the con-
venton 10 10 "unify the interest Of the
christian women throughout the world
in the Temperance cause by intreduc.
ing the noon prayer meeting for the
triumph OF Gospel Temperance 10 ell
lands. and by the visits Of leading white
risbouers, duly appointed to foreign
countries for the pupose of introducing
our methods by circulating the Worlds
Petition to all governments for the
overthrow Of traffic in brain poisons."
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-13
rWO THINGS
In Regard TO Cstarrh.

ist has Con ,'tuiionsi Disease
ID Il requires Constitutional Remedy.
Tssse TIVE isets are new ss vel tn0~n %
m. msdiesl frsteroity that Local sppfiestions
fks 81 urs srd inhs nnts aye reyaTa@a ~ ~
best rseiy 90 Eiv- onis TEN rsfs~F ssTisf
TO Efffcr A PfekhstNT CURE
Of catnrrh requires a constitutions r.nses
rye Heees ssrsspsrfis .lfich ~ psr7yine
70. ssosa sr< fspnsy3srE h-sths tsne - sss
affected srNsn. dees fhorouzf y rvrs
L have been frnubiee for years vith
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

Hoilister, Lansing; Thomss Buttea,
1oi do. The ortcers Of the intsxnA-
tioaai Union are IS folsows:
J. C. Meyers, president and secrstAry,
s.. Paul. Nina; c. Rowedder, hrst wee
president. Denver. Colorado; l. IL.
Jones, second vice president, Findlay,
ONO; l. j. swinshart. third vice pres
dent, Fort Wayne, Ind; Z. B. Koontz.
fourth vice president. Memphis, Tenn;
Louis Schneider, treasurer. Columbus.
Ohio.
Sessions are held annually for the
purpose Of considering measures for
the advancement Of the oArbers' inter
ests and 70 secure concerted action
throughout the United States and Can
ada. The last meeting was held IN
Fort Wayne. The delegates spent yes.
terdny in forming the acquaintance OF
local BARRIERS and taking in the sights
Of the city. Additional numbers of the
knights Of the razor and cup are ex-
pectcd to arrive today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01
ROUGH WEATHER At SEA.

A British schesnss Caaxhs In . Cyclone
and 0sr Captain Lost
LONDON, Nov. 5O.-Tne mate Of the
schooner ID. H. Rivers at Liverpool
from st. Simons, Gays that's Cyclone en-
countered by the vessel on the voyage
was the worst he had ever experienced.
The captain was washed overheard and
1t WAS Impossible TO make the slightest
effort to save him. The huge waves
opened the deck seams and wrecked
everything portable.
The main toom was broken, the life
boat MAS destroyed. and nearly all the
provisions were spoiled. The mate and
q seaman, who were steering. were
knocked Hat on the deck by . heavy
sea and had . narrow escape from be-
ing beaten TO death by loose wreckage.
The crew worked waist high in water
at the pumps They continued At their
work four days and nights until they
became exhausted. About the same
time, coal and water became scarce.
Fortunately the weather then mod
GRATED.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01
GERMANS DON'T LIkIl1'
1hsy Protest. Against an ordsr Of
ths Paris Police
nxPuIIsc IHEH 10 REGISTER
1hs Psises 80 That IL Was usAs Nsc-
susalv - Gsard Againss ths Large
1sDb~r 81 spiss An ths cesa-
ay-11isi.sss ApDsAssa -

PANS, Nov. 30-Considsrable excite
nent vas caused here this morning BY
. notscs sent out by the police depart
uaent that al German residents OF this
esty who neglect to furnish the police
with details as to their names, addresses.
business occupations. etc.. will be pros
eeused under the Law governing the
registration Of aliens This order has
caused Intense Indignation among the
members of the German colony 1T
Paris.
Foreigners a. . rule have raised
NO objection to obeying the Law. but
the German residents OF Paris do most
decidedly object to the oder because
the prefecf OF police has only ordered
the prosecution of ssal, German read
suss' who neglect TO comply with the
law. They claim that they are being
uniuStiy singled out of prosecution.
rot ID say persecution, while all the
o,her foreigners resident IN Paris are
allowed GO enjoy liberties rot accorded
% Germans.
Consequently, soon after the obncx-
ious orosr WAS issued . number OF in
ffuentiai German residents OF Paris
called at the German embassy and IN
formed Count Munster OF the feeling IN
regard 10 the distasteful polce order.
Count Munster listened to the protest
and shen sent for an Official copy Of the
order referred TO.
Advice OF the Hot Headed.
II is said that some Of the more hot
headed among the Germans of Paris
are IN favor of defyinG the police and
the police regulations, and OF inviting
prosecution and political martyrdom
by noncompliance with the reRuia-
ton The cooler heads, however, ad-
vse obeying the law and trusting to
Count Munster 10 place the whole mat
ter before Chancellor Won Caprivi and
"Young Nllham."
Frerchmen. OF course. are in entire
vmpathy with the police order. In
fact, there are Frenchmen who would
be in sympathy with anything anti
German. A prominent police official
who was euestit ned shortly alter the
order Was issued sad in substance that
the government had been informed by
the police and miltary authorities that
France was literally overrun with Ger
man spies. much more so than before
or Gnce the Franco-Prussian war of
1901. In spite OF al the efforts made
20 suppress this evil by the regular
means the number OF sp.es seems 70
have increased.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-01

the shlp's stores and the officers not
have kaoBD os The sxtoxtson Of money
& the vile manner IN winch the food
Vas served. l passed but four
hours = day III the steersre--
from, II to { 10 the morning. when /
uas Ia my bunk The reef of the time
passed on deck. Owing " the stormy
weather the slrnoies could not 10
opened for ventilAtion and the seAaick
rass~ng~rs we're unable % ges on deck.
Iae steer &c Wss . mass OF dlth. The
stencil ~ss terrible. Ali the poseen-
gers had 10 clean their own tins. The
passengers IN the steerags were Of the
lowest ciass, and l have proof that
procured nay ticket from . seciesy in
England of which the prince OF Wales
- president ! have also proof that
nearly every government ia Europe 10
interested IN socletles which have for
their object the payment Of transporta-
ton to this countiy for paupers ard
other undesirable persons. l have
plenty of evidence to support my
charges, and after my reports IN win
then be At liberty to fully ventiiate the
msttsr."