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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-12

- TIE sale eonpxny shall have fniss sse-
- BseG w.Eh al tss rcSsafeAsehts 81 "a "a
= Insyss-oas II tRts ordinances. sheA ths ss-As
= snsn shall revert - 4sks sad cam pS-as-
. The SAID Heed Lake Esecfrte IA sAs
- C12pxEy laas. he9exer. o4,1h itetf htAS
Is oaea week the or 81 a&s eH pieyes pay fs-l
u Mia sala Easy treasurer, SAW tnk thss tns
II efapioyes have been paid. draw the -hieess
y u szsd nay roll froh the saaseht a.
~ posted each snoUaF - ar2w4 10 b 80
a. lroyra hy the Csnsaon cSunctA
see. ~ sSia srz9 see sh&A. sttAh sAas
cays after the AceeItzH OF thls sfeth-
5 xHee Is IL. Sic Vita The fr@psr AstesrlAss
good AID sGtc.e1t beRe N the fSAAs
3 sun ~ tea thousand dollars. e9nditShra
that SAsa hue shea bsiiL sl.sli frfassn :
Competing line In the city II efana hsP
IDS aae that the ssre GA said lsae iron s.s
tefMfasl 70 the etaef and TO later mediate
10 points 81 Ell be rss eeais for each psssoi.-
III ger and which "a q bend. When presented.
IL shall be approved ~ the mayor
Passed ana approved b. the Common cenn-
eli Of the stts Of Grand Rapids ID r-csi2r see
s. On held Monday eseniag. Mas -. ISL
VI. A. sHINkAAN. Ilty Clerk
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-12

For Grand Rapids. Michigan. Police Hea
quarters building.

For Grand Rapids. Michigan. Police Head
quarters Building.
The Board of Public Works OF Grand
Rapids. Michigan. Invite sealed prOpos-
ais until Saturday. June ~. 1891. at = 81
p. m, for furnishing the entire material
and labor for building n police head
quarters and barn. Drawings. Specifications
and instructions TO bidders. together with
printed forms and schedules can be seen at
the of.ce Of said Board. Each bidder shall
deprsit with his proposal i've hundred dollars
or . certified check for that amount. payable
TO the order of James ". Davis. president. TO
he forfeited 10 the city OF Grand Rapids, in
case he shall fail To execute contract and
bond satisfactory TO the Board. should his pro-
posai be accepted.
and ali bids.
The building IL to BEL nrst-ciass structure.
In Stze about s0xe0 feet. three stories high. the
exterior 70 be of rock faced stone. backed
with brick or Grand Rapids white or red
brick with stone trimmings
By order of the board,
JAMES ". DAVIS. President
Attest
Fsko A. TrkNLgr. Clerk. June Is
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-12
Sealed Proposals.

OrFtcF BaAkD or PVEiIC WoEks,
CRAxp RAPIDs Mich. June :. leyi.
Sealed pfoposais Will be received NJ the
ofnee of the Board until Saturday. June IS.
lsal Al go y. m. for the Improvement of
Nest Bridge street. from South Jefferson
street 10 the est side ditch. according 60 the
plans and specifications on file &C the ONCE OF
the Board.
or all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his p rcpossi
the sum Of $1,000. TO be forfeited 70 the City Of
Grand Rapids in case he shall fan 10 enter nto
contract, IN accordance with his proposal.
should his said proposal DO accepted by the
Board 81 Public Works
All proposals must be made upon blanks that
will be furnished upon application al the oiace
Of the Board.
By order of the Board.
JAMES n. DAVIS. President
FRrn A. Tw.uLrY. Clerk. june Is
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-12
Sealed Proposals.

CprIcE BosRp or PUsLTC Wosxs.l
GaAND Rarrps. Mich. June z, 1891. !
Sealed proposals will bs received At the Of
nc. OF the board anti Saturday. June 10. 1891.
o. q ~ .. M. for the Improvement Of hacotn
street from West Bridge street 10 north line
OF Bankers addition. according TO the plans
and specifications on Ole at the once OF the
Board.
The board reserves the right to reject any or
oil bids
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sun Of sloo ~ to be forfeited 10 the citv
OF tirzna Rapids in case he shall fatt 20 enter
fste contract In accord snce with his proposal.
shouid his said preDossl be accepted By the
Board Of Pubic Wsrka
All proposals must be made upon blanks that
will be furnished upon application ~ the Of
ec- Of the board.
By order Of the beard.
JAMES y. DAVIS. President
rAttesIl
FsrD A. fw.xtrr. Clerk June Il
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-12
Sealed Proposals.
orrTcr BosRp or PUsElc WORKS.
Gn z ma Mich Iunca fSQI

OrYTCr BosRp or PUBLIC WORKS
GaaNp RsFips, Mich, June 8, 1891. /
feaied proposals viii 10 received at the once
OF the Board until Saturday. June IL. 1871. at
2.S0 ,. m. Tor TIRE tayfng OF water mains in
jefferson svenHe and in North and South
ihcstions on fil- AZ the ofnce OF the Board.
The Beard reserves the right TO reject any
or al bids
Eseh bidder shan deposit with bis proposal
the sun OF 500. 70 be forfeited g the city Of
tfrpad Rapids N case ne shall fsi 70 eater into
contract. n accordance with his proposal.
should hs said proposal be accepted By the
Beard 81 Pubic Worsa
Al Proposals must ~ made upon blanks
that will b fHraishsd upon application at the
ogfcs OF The RSard
BY order Of the Roard
JAMES n. DAVIS. President
Attest
Fsss A. IrsuFr. Clerk. June 10
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-12
Sealed Proposals.

0yyfcs Bsssp oP Prs Vosxs.
GesSp Rsrfps. Mica. June 4, 1871.
Sealed proposals viii y. rree vcd az the o.
Fee Of the board until Saturday. June IL ls"i. at
20 ID. N. for the Improvement OF Canal
street, rom East Leonard street tc sweet
street according TO the plans and specifies
tons on sir ~ tbs once ~ the hHarf.
The beard reserves sae right 50 rejees any or
81 bids
Each ssader shall sepests ~tsh hfs proposal
tn <um OF sldo.fa 10 b> forfeited to the city ct
GranA Rapids IN e.se ne 81 M fail 60 enter Into
contrast. In accordance WITH ELS proposal.
sssnid hfs ssit rrorsssi be accepted BY the
Board 90 Public Werxs.
All proposals. must be made upon blanks that
will rs furnished Hpen application ~ the Of
Gee Of the board.
Nv sraer Of the seard.
JAMES Y. DAVIS. President
rsse f~.xLxT. Clerk June Il
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-12
TRKAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's Once,
Grand RAPIDS. Mich. May p. isei.
Notice IL hereby given that an assessme mt
roll COR grading and grayeling the alley he
tween Second street and Third street. from
Peitibone street To Fremont street, in the city
sf Grand Rapids. Is now In my hands, and that
] Will receive payment thereon for the period
OF twenty DAYS from this date at the Office Of
the City Treasurer. City HaiI.
WILLIAM HAKE,
fri June Is City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-12

Every day. fWeek Gays
6.aO 4. NJ. runs through 60 Detroit with par
o'CV Tor car. seats. = cents.
Lon 4. NJ. has through psrior car 20 Detroit,
1.oo seais. - cents
H.oS l.. VI. runs through 20 Detroit with par
o.-c Tor car, srats. ~ cents.
Dor tickets and tnformaiss on Apply at Laion
ticket Office. - Monroe-sf. or Union station.
GEO. pgi;AtEN. Gen. Pass'r Ag'I
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-12
TREASURER's NOTICE.
City Treasurer's once,

tlty Treasurer Unce.
Grand Rapids. N ich.. May .. lh9i.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading and paving the alley between
Kent street and Ottawa street. from East
Bridge street 10 Hastings street in the cty Of
Grand Rapids. is now In my hands. and that
will receive payment thereon For the period
Of twenty DAYS from this date. at the Office Of
the City Treasurer. City Han.
WILLIAM HAkE.
fri Juno Is City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-12
Sealed Proposals.

Sealed proposals for painting. beth inside
and safside work. On new court house building
IA acccrdaace WITH plans and sr-ci hrsttons
made ~ : J fssgacd ESQ. architect. also 70
tnriuse citing 81 foors. viii he received 40 "a
ard irctudi NJ June flta next. The corr ri ree
reserves Sh- rfsa, ., reject anr and al BIDS
Proposals n ~ be ssidressee -
RR LOOMS
Chairman Court House Committee
6rsni Rspi1s. June s, ISL
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-12
TREAsuRxR's NOTICE.

City Trezsnrpr's Once
cr.ad Rsrfts Nich Nay - 1871
Nstire - her-ss sas-n thai tss assesSraeat
ron for -rsatng and ersveltae soafh Lazy
cite .trees fFsr, Wealthy zyrnHe 10 FtftA
sveanr IN the ssfy 81 Grs I'd Rapisa = aew la
nv hands Ara tasf I VII receive payment
therroa ~ TIE PERIOD ~ twenty tsys frsn
TITS fate az tac eLce st the CRY Treasnrer
cisy Hal. WILLIAM HtKE
sff isne s. City frezssrcr.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-12
TREASUREK's NOTICE.
City Treasurer.s once.

City Treasurers once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. June 3. ISL
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction Of sewer In Ere
mont street. from Walker avenue 10 \ agold
street. IN the city OF Grand Rapids Is now In
my hands. and that | will receive payment
thereon for the period of twenty DAYS from
this date, at the office of the City Treasurer.
City Hall. WILLIAM HAkE,
July . City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-12
MICHIGANCENTRAL

iDaiiy. Al others daily except sunday.
Taxing effect Sunday. jay IS. lsss.
Sleeping cars on Pacific and Atlantic Es-
presses 20 and iron Detroit Parier cars run
on Day Express and Grand Rapids Express %
and from Detroit. Direct connections frsds
81 Detroit with all through frains east ever
tue Michigan Central railroad Canada South
ern Division
Fam NJ Bnroes. Gent Act, es Nenroes
Q. W. kUseLEs q. r. and r. Agt Chicago.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-12

The LAKE Shore via Cleveland IA connection
with the Erie and p and L. u X. X = forms the
quickest and most direct route 3 piff.burs.
A j. Sxfrs.
O.. T Ap. A. Csesesna. q
S. HaxcorK. Ticket Asest, Depot
JAS CksFtKiI- City All. = Honroe-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-12
IN JUNE I. 1891.

tWeek days Every day. Except Saturday.
1n.(l0 A. VI. has through chair car To Chi
IV.VO cago. No extra charge for seats
lin y. NJ mus through 10 Chicago solid
A'oV with Wagner buffet car: seats. 20
cents
H.OH i. NJ. has through free chair car 90
O'So Nanistee. via IL a y. e. X.
113 ...sns a s.1 a ss, r,a w !, pa
E.0l j.. NJ connects at -. Joseph vita
O'co Graham hortoa's steamer for Chi.
cago.
DETROIT JUNE :. 1871
LANSING NoRTHgRN n. n.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-12

GRAND RAPIDS 4 INDIANA RAILROAD


GRAND RAPIDS INDIANA RAILROAD
~ IL eGect g. iss. iss-
tk4lSs so->s SekFk.
AZ i iTsn IL s e,as
Per Saginaw sslic train rSsm
Fer Ir&serse Ctsy --.---.-..--. sSlS ana fsGSm
MseAlaas - isaam tn9.m
Ter cadillac - '.'......--.,.. fslspm f5@sm
Tor Asektuax. -.-.........-.... r Is IA llp - "A
trela eaic~se- kalamazoo ~ = ~
MAINS solss seVsk
AT frem Is.Eoins
Nsrlh. south
Tor Cincinnati -.-..,.--.-- taesm tsWsm
tor hssssna@so a chae~xs-f ls u m fl0 81 N
froia nAS nav -----,.......-fll sam
fsr fers Aayas aad the
For sinslaaall -.....,...--ssp. FSss %
tsT h4asiaAzss a cnicAxe.t ne eep N NJ O. pm
fsSln sssaAs~ - 10 SPn
Trains inAIked rua daily.
sDAiis except SUNDAY.
siEsrsNs 2sp fAkLoS o4s sssvIcE
seTth-5o % "a train. p<rler chair ear Coz
Irssefse 90, II % 2 m trsiss psTlor char
Nssner Sleeping Car isr hsckinss City
cineInnsri. nos = % train has thrsssh P.rsor
inr Car ier Clsciansu. nos , n train. Wss-
Ter sleepas Gar Tor Chicago.
Mus.sson, Graas k.pids q Iaaisa&
Ter Maskexoa. Nv Z ee m II Is m-.ste D N
From Ar oio am Is ms s5 y
CHICAGO VIA c. r. al.
I've Grand Rapids 10 seam s@pm Fil@pm
Arr thicago.-.......- S IS . IN 300 IN So IA
tpaiiy 70 50 a NJ train has through free par
lor car. snd II u > an train Wagner sleeping
car.
I've Chicago, .....-.,.1e 5 an Slopm 10 l0p m
Arr or X Ills y n SIS pm tlSAm
n N laS
through free psrior ear and 10 ~ y IA train
Wagner sleeping ear.
Through tickets and fun information can be
had by calling nDon A. Aimquisa, ticke agent
al union station OF q. W. Muasen. Union tickes
agent. q nonroe-st.. Grand Rapids Mich.
{. l. LoCEwoop. zen. Pass. Assat
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-08-12
NEWS OF The DAY.

fr." 'F- t"'.a ."" -'N "tH'. HHa.. W.
The heats causing many deaths In
Chinainen claiming to be merchants
formerly residing here are constantly ar
irving from Gnba.Y UEIa@
Very Rev. Gilbert Elliott, D, D., Is
dead 1.-THE age Of o. years. He has been
Dean Of Bristol since 1850. 4
Ex-Minister Douglass declares that hts
cplor had In no way initiated against
linn in his negotiations with the Haytlan
Republic. 4.c-7al la r1 .vu. .s4 .up4lF
Juan Weeks, a convicted UnitedS ST ates
Prisoner escaped from tho Court room 40
nenysT, Col by throwing pepper in his
guards eyes. vs. sgaqsIfoa )
At Peabody, Mass, Aulson 81 No.
hams India Goods Fuctory, one tene.
ment-house, q barn and seyeFaL.b build
belonging to George Holman,
were burned during the moTning. Loss,
$4,000 ( Igs9red, 5-l,4 a :
George ", yanslYck, of Albany, N, Y,
the well-known manufacturer of, the
and Up and "Not Left,h and
other popular brands Of cigars, died dur
ing the morning after a lingering illness,
aged about % years, aH. 2.rs5 sysuwo r
The creditors of Henry s French, boot
and shoe manufacturer of Brockton,
Mass, met and appointed a committee
to investigated the accounts The lia-
Hlities--1efe shown to be &9L, GEO, aud
the nominal assets so, 900. ygfgaa. gn,
A petition for a, compromise in the
matter of the contest of the, will of
Charles L. Hancock has been granted in
THE Supreme Court at Boston. Under the
Sompromise Harvard college will receive
$4,000 as residuary legstee,
John Humphrey, a 19-year- old lad,
was caught IN the elevator Of the Airing.
tpn Hotel at Binghamton, n. Y, shortly
before midnight and stranRleh to death.
He e~ndeavored to lcateh3 the Gelevator,
and falling was drawn-upward, being
caught by the neck between the flooring
and the elS9atoG II Y
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Rnce Hnrsea In q Crn.h,

GLOUCESTER N oIu AqGhy l2s7Ip the
sixth 'rateihere fodfteen horses took part,
and In making a turn of the back stretch
theThorBes beeatpe bppched and came CO..
gethefbi In "a Acfashs When the cloud Of
had subsidized the horses Alfred B.
and Davis were down. and Eddie Carr
and George Bushnell, the Jockeys who
rode them, were Wing prostrate alongstde
their fallen stseds. Carr was badly I'M
turedgHndi had his c%OilaVbone broken.
Bushnell was insensible, and died shortly
after the accident. yfalf,h yis n
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SIR HECTOR RESIGNS.
His Withdrawal from the Ministry Oro-
ntean surnriss IN Canada.

OTTAwA1Opt, AUG. 12.-SiF Hector
Aangeviu has tesigued-fro m the MlhiBtry.
irAe r~esi=artioB7 proved a vtrltabI6iboHb-
Fhelt in politio,h Circles ard Is tho sensaa
tion Of the day. Il was totally unex,
pected at this stage of the proceeding In
the Investigation. ''''
Before the Privileges and Elections
Committee to-day Sir Hector read 3
lengthy defense. He said be would pre-
face 1t with the statement that he had
Fesighed Ia Justice to his colleagues in
parliament and the committee. His
b~tatement. was very voluminous. He
aenied emphstioally all the charges pre-
ferred ag inst him and asserted his iu-
hoceuce in the most positive manner,
It was absolutely false that he had ever
received 100000 from Owen p. Murphy,
he had no relations whatever with Muir
ply He was not aware that his sou
had received a oent either directly or in
directly. he contended that his ,dmin-
istration Of the Department. of Public
Works was perfectly honorable and that
there had been no manipulation of pub
lie contracts.
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pLor no klLL A Jupae.
Eo Is Determined TO Try a Murder Gaze
ana Take His Chances.

tEO Is Determined TO Try a murder case
p and Fake His Chances.
TOPEKA, Kas. Aug. la-There Is great
excitement here over the coming trial of
Brennan, who Killed Col. Samuel Wood.
Judge Botkin, who Il to try the case, saidi
II Know there is a plot to kill me, but
want to say that If 1 am molested 1
have friends enough to SEQ to it that
every one of tho conspirators will bite
the dust and the funeral procession will
beach from Topeka to No Mans Land,
said:
ATnhderstand the Sheriff Of Stevens
bounty intends TO call on the Governor
to send the, militia to iHughtowht when
Brennan is tried.
VI want to say that II It be done there
VIM be no court. Twill never try'a case
dr-permit-one - TO be tried in my district
under the shadow OF bayonets, 1 viii
swear 10 new court bailiffs, who win be
able to keep the peace and prevent muir
der OF bloodshed?' as-Us.5 at a~s.-.aaq
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bod6N ~lMYdRrANf eREpoRf9.

A.HaH III NH ~ p. A|
Investigating tn, Eject of the GeY TaFia
on PricssHnd Wages.
lsdWAsHrxe9oN aug 12=Cbn Weight,
chief or the Bureau of Labor Statistics,
Is, making an. important inquiry in re-
gard to. the effect Of the tariff on prices.
BE expects TO have his work far enough
advanced to be able to report to the
next, Congress In the early part Of the
session. The .Fipance sCpmmitteeI Of
the Senate was Instructed Just before tile
close of the last Congress to ascertain
the effect of the Mckinley bill on prices.
The COMMITTEE having no machinery
with which toprosecuteA the work, en-
gagged Col. Wright, because OF. his well.
known ability as a statistician- and his
ireputattUn for ACCURACY. kTheb depart.
rhsn6 has Agents. At work -coleGtiRgs In.
formation regarding prices and wages on
$50 selected Articles wbichepsually en-
ter into general use. The @inquiry ex-
tends, fr0m, June /, 1885. t0, September i,
1881. surisiy Tsg4br ~ iEsfI- 2, als1aH
In securing hthesejahghtes g1 monthly
Quotations have been obtained from re.
tail ealerstnTB&tYHpin lditfetepb bites
and towns distributed In all parts Of the
country 80 that IA fair average may be
obtained. soW holesalei prlossqwill ybe OBJ
tanned fpono9six different distributing
centers. 81 ,-hsobuAnfa- pa'E raw 70
/ An extensive inquiry will be made into
the wages paid for along period of years,
which will be- maaet 1p from Qriginal5rAs
sources and official reports. Mr.. Wright
says this viii be, the most Extensive, in
quiGy relating 20 wages apd, prices ever
instituted in any country 537tia
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KISSED The GOVERNOR.
PennsyIvsnia's Executive Complies with
--.E an odd Request, .

.. ..|H ''HT- 81 W"N ITr|||. # .I|.
PITTsBuRe, Aug, 12.-It has been the
custom at Camp Kepsington during the
morning for visitors to BE- presented to the
I Governor in his tent. There Is a hand
shake aud the reception is ended. Yes
terday a lady saw fit 10 vary the routine.
After she had shaken hands with the
Governor, she leaned forward and i'm
pressiyely askedi I ti-a-i-
'Msy Iklss you, G%ovornorf" Governor
Pattison %gallantly ~respondedt m s.
Certainly, madam" ..
1t was no ooaer said than the kiss
Dame, much to the amuseineDt OF the
spectators. The ladywas about 40 years
old and not particularly prepossesslng.
When the kiss was finished, the lady, q
little flushed from the excitement, blurted
dut that. 1t WAS toydecide a bet thai she
lad made that she could kiss the Cow
drnop, OF coarse this rubbed a little OF
the bloom Off the peach. Every one that
dared guyed' the Governor about the
affair s.. .. Sc I'M. ..H... ..... .....F ..y.
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HARR1e1ssETF PIER, R., l., Aug H.
Senutqrs .Aldrich, Carlisle, Harris, and
(Allsoh arg here ID membea bf tho Sen
ate Sub-Committee on Finance. Mr.. Car
.lisle talked about the political situation
asf0llows; .sr1d VI rpdlraw mT1W cd
.but'tThe Farmers Alliance is a. GRADUAL
atrophy, Ia ,marasmust which indicates
that the organization will not, in all
probability, be- a. serlorie factor ipl tile
election next year. The only States ii
can by any probable chance carry are
Kansas, and perhaps Nebraska aud Colo
rado
Cgp6e mo9emient In the South has sub
s~tahtially run its course already There
is a spectre which confronts the white
.cmaui in the Southern States, a shadow of
negro supremacy, Rather thsn have
negro denomination the whites will bury
political differences aud unite at the polls
in order to prevent TINT which they re-
gard as d greater evfl.
81 do not quite understand the Alliance
movement IN Ohio. The Democratic can
.dtdates may not be helped by the third
ticket, but between now and election day
dificulties may be sinoothed over.
'If the Republicans nominate Harrison
andsthe Democrats Cleveland both anti
free coinage, the third party would fthen
pt6bab1y have aticket Of its owu.Y y A
Speaking Of the probable candidates
for the P~residepcy in, 1892, Mr.. Carlisle
sgid5 iyTheg Republicans Win nominate
President Harrison If Mr.. Blaine will not
consent to-stand@ The Influence OF The
ladies, Of his family may deter Mr.. Blaine,
butsthereis atremendousgptessur upon
h,bimEIromhis 9oId party friendss toqsrun
He would sweep the convention, l think.
No Republican is as strong as Blaine. J
do not think that he will consent to run.
"Ir. Cleveland, in my Judgment, is
!, still, the strongest, Democratic candidate.
He may have offended the extrs.le pro
Silver 14snl by bis rerharks5 against free
cuinage1 but ne enjoys "a ~ohderfuli repu-
tation among the people4Ho Ile9 O563
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GOV. all RevoNed tho Warrant.

ALBANY, N. Y, Aug 19.-Gov Hill
has revoked the warrant granted by
him Aug G, for the arrest Of Wolf r.,
Ealk, charged withabhs cri'nB of enrbez
clement committedi na San Francisco, for
whose extFaditioaithel Govsruor Of Cali
fornia hadtissued a reqpisltlOu addressed
to, Gov. Hill, Tbe ground Of tho re,
Vocation was that the papers did not
conform to the United States statute aRd
the rules governing extradlttohs, requiF-
ing that the EXPENSES Of ettrndttion pro =
deeding should be. r public charge, aa
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IAN the Tishl In tic Lake Disdg.

Ny 4eK,fNlY. 9Aue. @i-PeopiesPassins
the small lake west Of ,here tnltHiet motn-
ing were mnystifed at seeing the, shores
Of thictiy lined with dead fish,
Iuu some u~naccountable Ihihnher ball the
fish in this lake had died aud millions
Ilieialong the edge.J Men wereJtemployed
anldasi ih removing the dead qfsh5afr6n
the shores and ibtrying them No bad
effects are apprehended from the stencil,
owfngts tie pfompt me surestAken for
their FFeR9Fal WnAF1UHf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-08-12

KANSAS CRY, Mo, Aug, IA mob In
vaded the Comfnono Council Chamber
here during the day, and hadn't not BEEN
for the fact that thetAldermen made their
escape through a back door violence
would probably have bcen-done.
The attack WIS the result OF a PROPOSE
ton before the Council for the purchase
OF the Consolidated Electric Light and.
Power C~ompany's plant for $4,000,
Rumors of tho use of "baodle" were
freely INDUCED IN, and public indigna.
ton was aroused to Il high pitch. This
eliminated IN a mass meeting of taxpay-
.ers to protest against the purchase.
The meeting was in charge of John B.
.Scroggs, a leader OF the Kansas City bar.
Several intemperate speeches were made,
and finally Mr.. Scroggs addressed the
crowd from the Court House steps. He
denounced in bitter language the pro
posed action of the Council. Finally a
committee of fifteen was appointed to
call at the Council Chamber aud present
the protest before the ordinance could bo
passed. The crowd by its own motion
Joined the committee, and all started for
the City Hall
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-08-12
D wea.ior Indloa.ions.

WAsHINGToN, Aug, 12.-For New England
10 cal rains and likely thunder storms; south.
westerly winds, shifting 10 cooler westerly by
Thursday d" fE4tg# E@zT&HEEW
For Eastern New York, Frequent showers.
with thunder storms southwesterly winds.
shifting to cooler westerly. v.
For Western New York; Cooler, westerly
Winds and occasional rains.
For New Jersey, Scattered showers; south
eFly Winds cooler by Thursday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-08-12

BurTh, Mont, Aug l2AIus the Davis
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Ia the same line as TO his peculiarly OF
spelling, the saue shown by the VIII now
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