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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10
MOTTO

The annual neeiin. 81 the Western Michi-
gan Agricultural and industrial society will
be held nj Sweets Hotel IN the city OF drand
Rapids. Mich. on Tuesday. January ~. 1872. at
CLOCK y. m. for the purpose electlng i've
direcfors and the transaction o. such other
business as NAV properly come before said
meeting. All members OF the society are
urgently requested 10 be present.
4. V. CHENEY. Secretary.
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TRRAsURER's NOTICE.

~ CuY TRFssuRERs oTrIcs,t
fS,Axr RAfIps. Mich.. Jan. :. 1892.
NcGctIs hereby given that the assessment
roll fel the opening II Livingston street from
south end OF reservoir 70 Bcniamtn street IN
the cs. 81 Grand kag!es. - now IN ny hands
andthxt VIII receive payment thereon ier the
period OF twenty days from his date. st the
office OF the City Treasure. city Hall.
WILLIAM HAkE.
jan q City Treasurer.
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rr,lptrs' orrIcE

Iuupfas' oFTIcK
Or TuE BoAKD 90 EDUCATION.
Grand Rapids Mich. bee. ~. 1891. ,
Sealed proposals wall be received at the Of
fee OF the secretary. city Hall. until !. M.
January u. lsa2. for the completion Of the new
High School building on Ransom street. &C
curding 90 plans sna specifications made by
W. O. Robinson. architect. PlAss and speci-
hcattons win be found al the efice OF the sec
retary At the bosrd rooms. cry Hall. fids
must he accompanied BIZ certified cheek Of 500.
The board reserve the right % reject any ana
al bids.
T. 4. BRADFIFLp.
Chairman Committee Of Buidings-
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stktNB HufsSr aNNnitaeN ktst@rr tn7 AMER.
kowS. Ask druzxsf tor Noope PEusS HCs lNs;
II he offers sounc vert aicss lasaiefae N place
OF this. leave his aishn1rff stare. inciese rrtre
IN letter. and We viii send by return mali
Price. ons package. 81 six -. ore wtlipleas2.
sfx viii care. Pamphlet in pssln sesled en-
veiope 2sgamrs. Address The Weed Chem
icsl Co. fsi Wecdvsfs- sve., Detroit Mich.
Seid In tfana Ranias ~ r. X. Wiisor.
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TREAsuRI:I,,s NOTICE.

City Treasurer's Office
Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan. :. Isss
Notice h hereby EIyen that the assessne Mt
roll ior.tbe construction 81 sewer In Eishtb
street. from Alpine avenue 10 gcnneits street
IN tire ssiy Of Grand Rapids. ~ now IN my
bands. and thai ! wii receive payment
thereon for the period of twenty days from
CITY Hall.
WILLIAM UAKE,
Jan = City Treasurer.
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1nEAsuREn,. NOTICE.

City Treasures once
Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan. !. 1872
Notice Is hereby given fhst the assessment
roll for the construction Of q sever Ga Charles
street from Wealthy avenue 20 buckeye
street In the city Of Grand RnDids
is now ga my hands. and that viii receive
payment thereon for the pertcd 81 twenty
days fren Tits date. Al the ofEee OF The City
Treasurer. Cits Hall.
WILLIAM HakF
ian q civ Treasurer
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TELEGRAM rrgLIsnIse Co.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders 81
the Telegram Publishing Company viii be
pt oil StFssf. Grzad Saoids. Mifn.. AZ o'clock
,. r.. on ksae4F. JRhUsfy u. 1899. for the par
pose o. eiettiRg efilctfs and dirsctors Of the
company for TIE snsuiHf year and - transact
such other business 81 tIsy properiy come
before said meeting.
Grand Rapids. Mich. lsauary :. 1892
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

be II &C Eeseas stTrnsstA - give Lin bss-
t.s VITA reasczzose hope II success.
Esea 4 We ws1e d<seztsa % ons or nsors
engagements OK eass aoaid give Nd
dire daseouraxenezt; for. TIE recruiting
snd Increasing Of our a~ray, and train
ing ef the people ~ great distance.
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Grsr4 Rapids Atch.. jar. :. ISL
Notice IS hereby given that tsie assessment
roll for The tenstrnctien OF q sewer 10 East
Wealthy sveaue from seDth East street. 10
Centss street Ia the cts 81 tsrsnd fSpids. Is
now ia my hands. and that I Viii receive pay
ment thereof for the period Of twenty dsys
from this date. sstbe eslos OF The cts fress-
wref. Cry Hal.
WILLIAM HAEE.
ian = ftfF Tre>surEr
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Woods Phospl,odinc:

Promptly and perman-
entity eIE-s all forms of
Nervous WeasHcss. En-
lssiens. SperAs'~~Tc
imrPoasy. and al ehsets
OF A base OF ksreSsss.
fceu prescTihesi ever s.
yeers ia Thousands OF
yst<, ~ the Only EsifA-
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL

fDaiiy. Al others daily 81 cepI suoasp.
Taking erect SUNDAY. fny D. lsA
Sleeping carr on PsoiEc aud Ausntie M
presses 10 and from Detroit fsf1er cnFa
leave nelreit at s.t p "a. arriving ~
Grand ksl IDS - 30 y. ~. Direct ceao<o(loos
made NJ Detroit with al tnrDuSh trofos ~
Ticket GA sale - TAI . Ticket sffict s. No.
roe street aud nj Tara sepef.
Fkrb N. BsIees, 0snl At - Monroe1
@. kueeLEs q. r. ana T. All. Chscaxo-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

A veri.able family medicins box, Bee
CHAINS Pi.ls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10

CEaLKD YRoFesti.s-Sealea hiss viii h~
AZ received hs TIE sadrrsigae9 no u ane
including TIE re asr 81 JsHuEfr. 1879. fcr the
Rect ara Iyer STREETS. including huisafngs
tferees Possession e. 30 gwen ca the eof1-
riefioz 81 the res eeart house ard ifs oe-
tuFeuff ~ The eeverNl toHsts erneisie
Tie Bead Fl Supervisors reserve the rfRht
20 r~sces srg e. o. tfSr
rx.~.rs - eTrsrtrs
ff-H2 GEstfrsfef Cefnrniffre
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-10
CHICAGO vIA c. 4 C.



GOING 70 CHICAGO.
Nv. GRID RAPIDS " % en- l2.c nm y. ,s,,.
Al. Gil 'cA00....-.-..-s.d5p a SIS PA = xxxs
AETvhSiSo IRON CHICAGO.
Ly. CHICAGO an Z q IN - Itnn
Ar. GID hAfiDs-.s.s5 pm ~: 10 pa xsls&n
10 AND ssos sKsros nAsEoa 81. soskrs 40 -
DsATkrnlfs.
Nv. Grand kspics- = 20 AN 4 Is IN ~{f .x6px
ar. GrxLd Rapids = IL AN ) Is pm 10 l1p8
For indianapolis 1855 p .. ealy-
TO aS8 rE8x EsskEsos-
Lv- q. R. estS am l2sS pm So m 6:1D psu
Ar. q. h~-iust5 am S'& pm s - pn -.
To AID Hcs sAxsTtE. TtAssnsE xsrv 4np
ia EArs8s.
Lv. Grand Rapids rs An ss3- nm
AT crasd hspsds...-..........,slks nm s:<e on-
THROUGH CAA SERVICE.
Between Grand Rapids and fCt.caes-- H axu<s
sleepers Leave erana EspiSs Mss y n !:
leave Chicago II u y. IN. bfawtns Eao.6 CIR
eago <:<5 pm. Free Chair cars-lAase 0r&no
Rapids 900 am; cave chlrxko 90 An
Between urand Rapids s1d Nnpi<(e~- FIRE
Chair t2r-Lesfes 0rxn4 5Rxpi6s ssh ruf
leaves Manistee $50 an.
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TRYAsURHR's NOTICE

cifs TreEsnrer's once
Grsrd Rapids Mifr ssa- :, 1881
Neflts ~ hereby gsvea that tae Hssessment
-. -. 49, - ~ s~ 49, % 81
10 Last steest. IN ~ city Of fsrtnd Rapids "a
new - fn9 bso6s tas tfht vii receive pay
IneDt tne5eea fef fhe pered u ,rrBiy GAYS
CRY Hall
wILLItM HtEE.
Jan 81 sStv Treasurer.
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DETROIT. ..s:a -

coISo TO DETROIT.
Lv. GRID RAPIDS as sm = sc en- s fspx
Ar DE Ron I-.......--.l2 90 IN -1ss0 On lie ltcn
RETURNING FROM DETROIT.
Nv. bErEsI I.-.,...-. 7sDr am s.fa pm hs45 ga
Ar. GRID kAPips~lisse am : i3Psa M "a
To and IRON Lansing ana iiox<li-sasls a
10 and from Detroit.
10 AaD PROM SAGINAW. AHA sxss los,e.
Nv. Grand Rapids ....-.-........ % ana Ar. m
A. NFaae Fapics..--..... - I'm 10 - "a
roiowkLL VIA LowEss. . EksTfSes a. A.
Nv. Crane Rarias. lis xsn 20 pm :. sa..a
Ar. from Lowell .......-.al.s9 a. s,ikr an $50.
THROUGH aAA SERVICE.
Between Grand Rapids sna eetfo.t- ~Far,a
cars on ali trains seats q cent
Between Grsnd Rapids scx Saeinaw-~parsa
car leaves orand hsp:dS-S& Elsss ass.s<nk--.
Grand Rapids lr ~ I'm. Seal<U UIUI. IIIIIII
Every dns. Other rsfrs week saxs only.
GEO. DrH ArES. oea. PasS'r All
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-21

seiit Ser g6af5ii6ter bes 2anbes bur6
bic boheren Yreiie, melde bic Wole
uno bas 3bier, melde er aiebt, inter
benz neuen @eiebesibuBe iiherm, 5a
einem trdftigen @Orgeben gu perans
lafien.
4u6 fir bic 9derbau : GraeugniHe
bes amerifanif6en 6armers bat bic nelle
republifanii6e Sarifblll gegen bas Nus=
LAMB ben notbipenbigen S6ub 9eldafs
fen; bic @insangsfteuer auf @erite unb
Mal5, BON melden beiben Nr1ifeln
iG6rli6 etma II Wtilionen 8uihel (su
4S pfunb) BON Canada fommen, lit
BON 10 auf 80 Gents ). 9. beraufgeiebt
morben; Die eanabiI6en ltnb europdtz
fhen adrtoheln babcn ieBt rs ltatt Is
Gents per 100 Yfunb 5u sablen limb cine
osrbdltniBmdBige @rbobung bes @ins
fubrsolcs 1T fir 8obnen. @rbien, 9eu,
Sopfen, 6lads, 6ladsiamen, @ier
uno anbere Nfsrbaus unD 2anbmirtbs
idafts= Yrobutte feitgelebt uoroen.
Sie 6olge bapon mirD iein, baB binz
men fur5er 3eit Der aeiammte beimii6e
8ebarf an ben g%enannten Nrtiteln i'm
2anhe ielbit ge3ogen pirh, mdbrenb ct
gu eiten niht unbetrdhtlihen She'll Bis
ieBt pom 4uslanbe geliefert muroe unb
Dab it6 Der Miurft fir ben amerifanie
i6en e%anbbauer in entipre9enber Weiie
ermeitern mirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-21
s. &altsser & sobu,
gsboleiale- unb 3etails9 russiffen

Mbpletale- itttD JtetatlsSrttggtftett
9as Getailz @ef6dft, iopie bic &es
eeptur obiger 6irma limb Die bebeutenbz
fen in San Nntonio, popon Sober
tagtdgli9 ii9 3u i~iberaeugen @elegen=
belt bot. @s berri6t in Der apotbefe
gerabe5u elm p%bdnomenaler 8erfebr;
man erbdls bier ales frii6 bat in
alien 9epdrtements, namentli6 au9 in
benz Der patentmebisinen = Die gr6Bte
Muspabl unb Die &eeeptur lit ben be-
fen nnb gemifenbafteiten 6dnben anz
nertraut. Sas Wboleiale : @ei6dft
nimmt BON Sabr gu Sabr eiiten gr0Bez
rem llmfang an, benin Die Npotbefer in Ser
Stabt unb auf benz 2atbe babeu Die
@%rfabruag gema6t, baB lie bier porz
tbeilbaft faufen unb amf bas promp-
teits bebient uerben. 9ie Sirnta Salt
eper ftebt nit ben erfen 6duiern Der
Ser. Staater1 in Gerbinbung unb im=
portirt piele Mrtifel brett in bebeuten>
ben Quantitdten. Muf Mnfrage tperben
preisliten perfanbt. @ir fonrten alien
nnferen betrefenben 2eiern ratben, nit
obi5er renOmmirten Sirma gei6dftli6
an5ufniipfen.
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s%ridlaaem OSsr eridlasen tuorsen2

Sci auen, pel&e an prsaniiden Sranfbeiten Ietben,
lit rte Erase BON aIerb6dfter @i4tisteit Scu Der
Rrantheitstdmcn aefdut unD pernidiet werben, rber
ipl er uus fauen unb pern:dten ? 0.ereu uhb 8laie
nun seb6rsn Bu benienisen S.sanen, beren Grtranz
hing, r1ean ibr nitt BON rrrnberetn Ginbalt setban
miro, u~nbebinst fatale @irtunaen bar. Die @ers
idlimmeruns 9 BIT raid ppr id, Der Soc tit 5as unpers
~ur,plide Reiultut 9risbt'i6e Mie-enfrantbetr, se=
robnlthe 9terenehtSlncuns, 3uderrutr. 8iasens
tota RIB. @ries, Sarnperitopiuns furfen 'tat rernauz
ldilist perren S%ritelters MaJenbttters lit en opr-
.reffltte5. 5lst& 5etti5 retntse"oes uuD ftimultrtnhes
Mittel, has, obne bic 9aruD, game su reisen, ~rteielben
rem sarsen a6rperiphem ndrtt nnb resul.rt auA
aut BEN Dta yen dnp Die 2e6.r uno @eedrme ibt eS Seiz
rek { a~insencen uno ertrtl9snnen Gtnaub aus, be-
tdnpfI Malaria unr &beurattsmus uno tit fur alte
ano Setrehltde. BerIcaen .rte fir Mecpapa.~ eseenten
Elm prl5aSliG s~eeisn0te5 Stimulaa3mtttel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-21

sdr Sic aflerbeten, geru6los bIeis
benben &iiblungs Gpparote, &efrisez
raiors, See 8ores &c bel 8iebell
& @ompann China Sau, Dit
9ouitousS traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-21

8ubersitst Don DR.. Sc. apsr 4 Co.. aomsg, Taf.
Setlt Mneere. tuiro Did beileu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-21
Or. Hathaway
SDbn 8rsabfppt, m. D.. Mffiaeut,
Specialist oes Jusstsns

9uuSe Wdnnel,
weIGs In Tpise oon
Susenp SInber
an &erpeniapo4,
tetben, tbrteebeBs
froff u~utersrabei.
5aten .unb ttrt
Mdnnlihtett pertp
rea, iputen ben BE
rhtmten Or. ga,
ttawop ipfprt con
f~utttrea. 9e,seb
at&t, 3eruyatrdnt
tett (mti obet Oil,
1rdume) mtrb rif
feni&aftlt& uni
mad ben neieffer
Metbpbea bepon.
belt unp NIT Der
sr5 bteu &rtpls,
.Ss tpmmt utH:
barGaf an, Oh mar
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-21

sebu Sabre lit
pon Rbeumatis.
70 bes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-21
@egen @%benmatismms

ST aper's Sorfapariua Elm uni&Gtbares mitteI.
Die qaolpouen S&mer5en hes Rheumatismus falls
len auf bic Sssi9en mic auf bic Nrmen. Dieies
nebel bat feinen Grub In elmer I'm BIute Iiesens
ben Sdure- r~nettens bic GoIss bauon. bab man
feu9ter auft ober pI6tIidem Bettsrme9iel ausses
isti mar unb sreift sewSbnIi4 bic sr6ssrn gIieb.
rnabeu an. SeiIuns Fam mon nns bann e~rIansen,
insnn man bas @ift aus benz Butte e~ntfern. unS
baSu III ri&ts beHer aIs Mper's garfaparfna.
!; e.: :; = 60: !; !: =: e: !: 0imm !; +; :: 49,! s.: =; !: !; !:
j4Iob ID sutest. einen onbaItsnben 8erfu@ nit
aper's Sariapariaa gu fna&en. SIN gan,eu per,
braudte Id u~nseidbr a&tsebn SIai9en. unb ieitbsm
III has rebsl ni9t ,urld seiebrt. 50. 9. Green.
Jcbnstown. Ohio.
~Na@bem ID Sabre lang an Mbenmotismus ses
Iitten bate. lief ID MID sa eiuem gerfu9e nit
aper's SariaporiGa berebsn. unb fe that mir jos
sleis gut. SO iete eroses 9srtrauen In ibre mes
Slinii1sn Rrafte.S-S. .. g4in&site SoIben, Is.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-21
Guttule11H
Sefet! 2Iereet! Sermet!
sinh
perbaui innerri6.

2eben unb @eiuabbeit bGngen bon
gutter, peroauli6er Nabruns ab.
I'm Speiiem let9t su perbouen,
miiHen iie gebDrie ~subereitet iein.
Das bebeutet gutes &p9en ,rnb Elm
eater Sod mub eeiunbe, ipnbls
fhmedenbe Materialten BADEN.
Die 2eute lernen iiberan bic @i6=
tigfeit Der srDberen SprgfaIt BET
Der IuswabI BON RabrunSSmitteln
Gnttnlrnr
iiebernimmt Die Tibruns
Inter ben Standardization, neil
8ies. biscuits unb 8alteten tppbls
ihmefenber, belifater ,,nb nabrbaf=
ter iinb ais nit 9bterfett subereitete
Speilen. @ir i6lieben aud Giles
Gebratene elm, tpie 8~artpffeln,
Gier, 5tibe, Muib, Spmtnp etc. etc.
Seoermann ipelB, bab besetabils
ii6e Habrung auf bic Oauer weit
better ourd Die 8erDauuftg aiiimis
Iirt pirb, als animaliI4e 9robufte.
Gnttulenr
1T Elm tpeientIi4 besetabtliihes
9rdparat unb ais Elm ii6eres 8ors
beusunssmittel seeem Dpspepiie
garantirt.
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Giue beimiihe Snouitrie.
@eo. manSrp's 9ampf . aiiferei.

Man bort bdufig, baB beimif6e Sns
buftrie-na6 Dem Gpri6morte: Ser
prOpbet gilt nidts in ieinem Batter
lante"- in Der eigenen Stubt uenig
anerfannt nirb. Nun, bel @ep. D..an=
brp's 9ampftiferei lit bieS niht Der
Gaa. SIN @esentbeil finoen bic 6az
britate Der 6abrit reiBenben Nbfab unb
fie 1T nit Nuftrdgen nibt nur o bier,
fonbern BON LIBERAL Der, f0rmlih iiber=
bduft. Ser @rfolg Der srobartig einz
gerihteten 4iferei 1T fein @ebeimniB.
6err Manbrp if elm Meiiter in ieinem
Sadie. ST bat ME barauf gewartet,
baB inn ausndrtige &onfurren3 3rpor=
fam, ionbern er i6nitt tie itets ielbft
ab. inbem er bic nsueiten N%nihaffungen
mo9te unb bic neuelten 0iaihinen auf=
fteate. 0eute lit er fir Die bebeutenbs
ten 4uftrdge in. GdHern. 8ottihen, @is
fterntn &c. einseridtet unD ollie rerben
fie prompt ausgeflbrt. sic 8iiferei be-
finbet li6 108 unD Ito Nulin1traBe.
Matb far Mittcr.
@ori iber 5 0Sabren i6on murbe Mrs.
Winslow's SOOTHING Syrup BON Niiis
lionen pGn Wiiittern beim 3abnen Der
&inoer ansemenbet. Mirt bn i'm
Sdlafe burh bas 6reien zines &inbes
geit6rt, bas i'm 3aLnen lit unb Dor
S6mer5en weint2 Wenn 10, laiie ipfort
cine 6lai6e BON .Mrs. Winsloms 5nos
thing Sprup" bolen. Sein Werth lit uls
~beaublbar. IS mirb Dem tleinen Ieibens
ben iofort 2inberuns peri9afen. Ser
laBt eu6 barauf, Ntiitter, es lit fein
3meifel bariiber. IS beilt Spienterp
unb Oiarrboe, regulirt ben Magen unb
bic Hieren, beieitigt Minb=& olif, err
wei6t ben @aumen. D~erbinbert @nt3iin=
bung unb itdrft bas gauge Spltem.
nWtrs Winsloms Soothing Sprup~
fur 3abnenbe &inber lit angenebm in
@ei6mad unb bas &eeept itammt BON
einem her beiten welbli9en Merste in
ben Ser. Staaten. IS 1T bel alien
Sruggiten in Der gan5en @elt au bas
ben. Breis 25 @ts. per Slaf6e.
4auft ni6ts anberes alS Wtrs. Minss
Ions SOOTHING Sprup.
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4. 6. Yaris. s. q. &otbuen.
Paris & ROTHWELL.

pboto9rapbif6 DIES Mtelier,
SO. IL unb ID MeftsG ommercess trafe
San Mntonio. 9ie allerneueiten Gem
res in photographer fem aussefibrt,
ebenio elegant menn nidt better, mie
irgenb mel6e i'm Stuate. 2ebensgro6e
@raponzY ortraits unb ale Nrten bon
GergroBerungen. @ebt eure Yilber
niht Gremben, um iie Dergr6Bern gu
laHen. mern bic Mrbeit bier BON pers
antportli6en &iinflern CUR pollen s3us
friebenbeit ausgefiibrt nerben fann.
mir liefern nur @rbeit eriter 9lafie ab.
Nnii6ten BON @ebduben uerben aufz
senommen unb ale Nuftrdge auBerbalb
bes Nteliers prompt beiorgt.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-01-19

Renewal Of the Report that England Will
Offer Her Services as Peace-Maker.

Renewal Of the Report that England Will
Offer Her Services Peace-Msker.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The report was
in circulation again to-day that the diff
Guilty with Chilli will be settled by arbitra-
tIon, but the authority for it could not be
learned. 1t was said, however to be good
The programme is said to be to have an out
side power presumably England, offer her
services as arbitrator.
Mr.. Cummings, of New York, said to-day:
~ am in favor Of war If Chilli refuses to
apologize and pay indemnity to those peo-
pie, on the evidence"
Congressman Morse, when asked what he
thought of o war with Chilli. said he be-
ieved that 1t would be cruel and barbarous
and against the arbitration policy of the
nineteenth century in settling disputes be-
tween nations. He said further: 1--WE un-
doubtedly have a case against the Chilians,
but We can afford 70 let il stand to their
debt upon our books and abide our time
for settlement by arbitration or otherwise.
Chill is poor. and has been rent by civil
war. and recently emerged from o war with
Peru. and the country IS bankrupt and i'm.
poverisbed. The populace are ignorant.
anu tuclr Only iucn VI tno .nihtafy pOWer
Of the United States is obtained from fe W
old wooden war ships that have represented
the United States navy in those waters. In
the words of the great soldier. Let us have
peace and abide our time for reparation
and Justice"
General Catchings said that he had been
busily engaged in considering other mat
ters. and had not kept up on the Chilian
matter. If the President. IN his message,
after having digested the correspondence
was of opinion that war should be declared
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LOUISIANA REPUBLICANS.
In Convention to Nominate State Officers
and Delegates TO Minneapolis.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2s.-The Republican
State convention met to-day for the pur-
pose OF nominating State officers and se-
lectinR delegates for the State at large to
the national convention. When the report
Of the committee on credential was pre-
sented and adopted half dozen delegates
In sympathy with the Yarmouth faction
withdrew. amid q storm of derisive cries
The committee on permanent organization
presented the name OF State Senator Thos
A. Cage. of Terrebonne, for permanent
chairman, and the convention seated
him by unanimous vote. In taking the
chair, senator Cage declared the Repub-
hcan party to be the only one through
which the colored race could obtain perfect
recognition of their rights and their share
OF that equal domination which was guar
anteed them by the thirteenth, fourteenth
and fifteenth amendments. Committees
Were appointed to prepare . platform and
nominate State ticket
Resolutions were offered declaring lynch
ing unjustifiable homicide: declaring W hite
supremacy TO be rank political heresy and
an invitation to mob rule; demanding q
free ballot and a fair count; the recogni-
tion of the will of the majority: equal
rights to all; free speech. the repeal of
OF the separate coach law, and
the enforcement of ali just rights
of citizens; condemnipg all measures to
lega.Ize gambling and enhance the political
power OF one class at the expense of the
other: declaring the lottery amendment q
Democratic measure. and remittIng to the
people AS individuals the decision of their
course with respect TO 1t. The convention
then adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow
morrfuQ.
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the temper of the House on the subject If
the condition OF affairs warranted q resort

the temper of the House on the subject II
the condition OF affairs warranted q resort
to arbitration tho government would
doubtless listen to the otter of friendly
nation. but there are some things that can
not be submitted TO arbitration. and that
may be the condition OF the controversy
with Chill.
Secretary Blaine was somewhat indis-
to remain in doors His attack was some
what similar to that Of . fortnight ago,
but was not so severe, and he recovered
quickly from it. Senior Montt. the Chilian
this morning in the hope Of obtaining an
audience with the Secretary. but was
obliged to call on him at his house. The
Secretary received him, and tho interv lew
lasted about an hour.
A rumor was in circulation in the Navy
Department in the morning to the effect
that Senior Montt had notified this govern
ment that an apology from Chill would be
forthcoming. This could not be confirmed.
and IL was intimated at the State Depart
ment that there was no basis for the report.
Colonel Remey. the naval Judge advo-
cate general. who has been conducting the
investigation into the Baltimore case at
San Francisco. is expected to return to this
city or ~ ans with the
Mr.. Geo. Asia Burnaga. who was charge
d'affaires of the Chllian legation in Wash
ington during Balmacedas administration.
gives some interesting information In
regard to that lot of 100 torpedoes shipped
to Chill, which Admiral Walker cabled
from Montevideo were on the way to their
destination. This heavy shipment of tor
pedoes was generally taken as indicative
of Chili's preparation for war md an evil
dence that she is getting ready to fight the
United States. Mr.. Asta Burnaga asserts
positively that these tOrpedoes were or
dered by Balmaceda during his supremacy
and paid for by money shipped from Chill
in a British man-of-war. which was the
occasion of somuch excitement at the time.
They were intended for operations against
the insurgents and not against the
United States. The former charge d'affaires
knows whereof he speaks. and he was cog
infant of the negotiations for the torpedoes
when they were under way. While he dep
recates war. he says that the Chilians will
fight to the last extremity If hostilitIes
are once begun. But we are only three
Millions be said. significantly. English
and German influence, he thinks, will be
brought strongly to bear on Chilli in the
interest of peace.
The statement that this lot of torpedoes
was ordered before trouble with this Ma
tlon arose is corroborated by prominent
official at the War Department, who says
not enough time has elapsed since the be-
ginning of the unpleasantness to allow of q
contract for 80 many torpedoes to be closed
and the goods to be finished and shipped.