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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
NEWS OF THE RAILROADS.
Items Picked Up About the Track and
Yards.

Track laying On the G. & ". ". rail-
road has now reached Ellsworth.
Three steam shovels, SIX engines, $50
cars and large force of men are being
employed along the line. The steel has
all been laid IS far as Pctoskcy, and
connection made with the u. K. Il l.
railroad. The materia for the railroad
bridge 1T Charlevoix IL on the way,
and will arrive early next week. IL is
reported that the clover sink hole"
near Ellsworth has cayed IN again.
The railroad bridge over Bear creek is
completed. The round and freight
houses are nearing completion.
Adjoining towns were well repre-
sented Mt the Boston Symphony con-
cert From Kalamazoo twenty-five or
thirty returned home from here at ll:05
d. M. From Muskegon sixty returned
nome on G.. X. 4 /. SPECIAL at 1880
p. m. From Holland sixty returned
home on the c. d w. NJ. at 1873 p. m.
From Hastings and Charlotte thirty re-
turned home at I0:45 D. M. the NJ. &.
regular being held for them fifteen
inmates. Ionia and other places sent
. large delegation.
There is an unconfrmed rumor con-
tanned in . dispatch from Charlevoix,
thEt the West Michigan Railroad com.
pany has purchased forty-hve acres of
land, beautifully situated Oh the north
SIDE of and adjoining the depot site at
ChsrlevoIx. Tho dispatch intimates
that the purchase was made IN tie in
terest Of several prominent railroad
officials, who intend building man.
moth ns,el on the ground.
Robert Miller Of Detroit, in speaking
Of the purchsse Of The freight depot by
the Michigan Central, said: 1--WE nave
been using the freight depot Ia con-
junction with the Chicago 4 West Mich.
gan, csen road owning bali the yard
and depot. This expenditure. invoiv-
ing sl05. 7ss, places he property IN our
hands, aud we now own the entire
termInsi Of the city - well ~ the right
OF way to a."
Las, Monday q erasca running from
Msnistee 10 Pstefs VAS completed and
connection VITA the &. A w. NJ. made.
Thls little ink ot1oad was bult by the
&. q W. n. and will afford them al
important lsks connssslon for which
they were hithsrto dependent.
P.s. o'Reurke OF Fort Wayne, lad,
superintendent Of toe southern dlyi-
son Of the q, n. a l.. IL IN the city IA
consultation with the oflceTs OF the
road on matters connected with the
interests of TIE road.
A. w. Cbuhb Of Detroit, commercial
agent Of TIE rels<A. ~. Louis a ksn-
sss City railroad, vas IA the CITY yes
tsrasy % BUSINESS connected WITH ks
road
n. l.. Mcdonald of Maskeean, con
tracing saent for the i.sks Erie
westsfu sns NsHdsiia inss, sss IA the
city yestsTesy o. ofseiai business.
j. A. Esshs Of Detroit. sgent of the
NsuenI Despstea Fast Freight lIne,
sss ia me ely yesterday on effasisi
bua sssss
&C. worth, general freight
agent Of the O. h. 4 L., AID y. v.
Dass, geassAl fgsigEt sssEt Of the {,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11

The best sslve ia the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, uieers, sslt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chspped hands, oh,lblalns.
lively cures pllss, or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisiae-
ten OF money refunded, Price 20 eenu
Der COZ. For sale py Peck Bros, drug
gIsis, ooTner Monroe aud DivsIon.sts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
New State Bank.

The stockholders of the new State
Bark OF Michigan will elect their board
of directors IN the Office of the Hon.
DANIEL McCoy,in tho Widdico,nb build
ing, next Wednesday. The polls will
be open from 10 4. IN. until noon. The
votes will be canvassed IN the afternoon
and the board elected will proceed to
elect officers. The capital, 5000, 900. is
all subscribed, and applications are
being refused nearly every day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11

a W. Al, and Tao D, L 4 n. vii he IA
caieeev tedss attending The Fsznsst
asoathly messing 81 ths tsasFal fsaaaa
association.
Pay checks viii 10 sssnad today ~
tue {. 5 W. -. and -, J.. > y. sssl.
fcsaa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
Military Amendments.

The following members OF the custer
Guard have received appointments as
non commissioned officers: Second SER
geant, Samuel Schultz; third sergea mt,
Frank Idema; fourth sergeant. II enry
Osmun; fifth sergeant, w. o. Hopkins,
corporais, Frank Bush. Bert Il. Rice,
Frank Graves, Harry Smith, John
Boer, Z. II. Cady, Will Taylor and
Harry HvdOrn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
Io;nt Debate.

There will be debate between the
Young Mems Christian Association De-
batting club and the Young Mems
lyceum at the South Congregational
church, corner of Center and Mellow
ell streets, Friday evening, May l3.
Subject: "Resolved, That the World
is Growing Better"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
Building and Loan Association.

The stockholders of the Grand Rap.
ids Building and Loan association will
hold their annual meeting Monday
evening in their Office in the Wlddi-
comb building, ut which a board of
directo rs will DO elected for the current
year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
Burial Permits.

Wilhelmina Berries, u, Westpalia.
Mich, pneumonia, Mt. Calvary; Al
bert Tonga. z, Oskdale avenue,
measles, Valley City; Vera Belle
Wiley, No. 4s5 North Front street,
congestion of brain. Greenwood.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
To the Subscribers to the Stock I
the State Hank Of Michigan.

An election for tie purpose of elect
ing thirteen directors of the State
Bank of Michigan TO serve for the bal
ancc of the year, or until the next reg
uiar annual n, eetiNg of stockholders,
Will be held at the Office OF Daniel Nc
Coy, rcom - WIddicemb building, in
the city Of Grand Rapids OH Wednes-
day, May Is, 1892. The polls will be
open frcm 10 o'clock a. m. until -
O'Clock noon. DANIEL Mccoy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
Contagious pis-ases.

Agnes and Marie DeLano. aged re-
spectiveiy 81 years and months, No
l54 Paris avenue, whoopIng cough.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
For His Brothers Funeral.

William Cartwright left yesterday for
East Aurora, n. y, to attend the fune-
raj of MS brother, Richard Cartwright.
The deceased WAS IN this city four
weeks ago to attend the funeral Of his
sister, Mrs. John Leigh of button. and
his death was a surprise to his relatives
here
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
fer Over fif,, Ssnr.

Mss MIfsInw'n seofHiSG Sfnur has been uset
fai children ttethtBE. lie sooths the child,
ssitens the gums. aiiass all pain, cures wlaa.
collie and u the besl remedy fer diauhoea.
Twenty Ave cshts a bottle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
Prevention Hntter Than euro.

Many persons are afflicted with skin
eruptions, boiis or ulcers. BRAsDRrIn's
Pnis taken freely will IN y short time
effect q complete cure Of all sach
troubles. rlcsrs OF long standine have
been cured by them. carbunclss have
been cneckea in their ineipisney by
them. Ths worst fever sores, bed
sofes, and the like have been driven
from the skin by them. Only begin in
time aud a few OF BnAsDErfn' : Puts
will prevent many . Gcbness
BaAspR.rm's PnLIs are purely vsge-
table, absolutely harmless. and safe TO
take at any time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11

Simply apply ''SwAysE's OINTMENT
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter. eczema, itch, all erupticns On
the face. hands, nose. etc., leaving the
skin clear. white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are
possessed by no ether remedy. Ask
your druggists for SwAyaE's orsr-
ntxTv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
Marriage Licenses.

The following II list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
names. residences when outside tie city and
ages OF the parties:
Axes
Norman X. Eiy. Caledonia Olive NJ. Ciem-
ems. C&irdonla -
Antnony Watteii. city. Peternaiia kycnei.
yrierinn nj e
Henry d. Iisdt. pauline sctammberg sz2-z5
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Ina great many cases OF Asthcma
Piso's Cure for Consumption will give
relief that is almos; equal to cure. %
cents.
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ifyou aiwsya iasist upon having ALI
cocks Porous Pissters and never accept
a substitute. you will not be dlsappoint-
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Do not confuse the famous Blush OF Roses
efeafns aud breaches which are neoel 81 ths
market Get the genuine 81 White a White.
IS cents per bottle. ami rnaraatee IL Will re-
move your pimplrs. ffccAlts. biscshexds.
comnieIioH.
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Hsrkl ] hear the mothers ang.
Fsld's Nefni Powders 10 just the thing,
Peasant 30 take, acting mid,
BY their Use they cured my child.
AK your druggist fer them,
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To Enlarge the Building

government CuICtI II Inspecting tU0
government building with a view To
ascertain.ug whether or no additions 10
the structure are necessary, and If SO
what will be- their cost.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11

Dinner al 1890 a. the Board of Ttsds
today, turkey, etc. Best dinner in the
city for as ceBts-
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Peckhsm's Group Rem, dy cures
whooping cough.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-24
A LITTLE LATE, But IT GOES
Tho County Democracy Ratines the Non
inatIon OF Cleveland and Stevenson.

ination OF Cleveland and Stevenson.
The County Democracy County Committee
held its first meeting for the year 8 at
Cooper Union last evening and ratified the
action OF the Chicago Convention last June.
This rather tardy action was taken after it had
been decided. on the recommendation Of the
Executive Committee. to amend the bylaws to
provide for Assembly district instead OF cleo
ton district primaries. and so as to permit Of
a reorganization on the basis OF the new ap-
portionment.
The plan OF reorganization adopted provides
for . county committee OF 900. consisting OF
twenty delegates from every Assembly dis
trict. The date for the primaries in the sew
eral Assembly districts to elect these dele
gates was fixed at Sept. 8.
The mall hall in Cooper Union was crowded
with the SCARED veterans Of nan a local de-
fent last night. Charles A. Jackson presided.
and made q speech. in which he declared with
much vigor. OF expression that the County
Democracy is, defeated but not dismayed.
This was followed by a tribute to Tam
r. many s,, Hall coI s s;sts rank \ and bdna Ale %.r which, r.
qualified this. however. by SAYING that they
Col. James J. Mooney. Charles j. Magee. ex:
Alderman Daniel E. bowling. and ex-Civil
notable absentees. TIE buik;y form Of Thomas
Costigan was not on view. EX- Mayor Edward
Cooper was not in his usual corner. and ex-
Corporation Counsel Henry X. Beekman could
not be seen.
The resolutions were presented by Alexan-
der THAN OF the Twenty second Assembly dis
franklin OF Harlem.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-24
SHIPPING FAILURE IN LONDON
George Tweedy q Co. Suspend Because Of
the Failure OF Black Sea Crons.


PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 23.-shipping circles
were astonished to-day over the report Of tho
failure Of the firm Of George Tweedy & Co, Of
IL Fenchurch street. London. principal op-
orators OF the North Atlantic Trident Line OF
steamships between this port and London.
Bristol. Avonmoreth. Swansea, and Rotor
dam.
News OF the failure first reached here in a
cablegram received by Capt. R. Milburn. COM
mander OF the British steamship Munihcent.
ono OF the chartered boats Of the line. which
has just arrived from London with a large gen.
eral cargo. The cablegram was from ].
Westall. n largo ship owner OF Sunderland.
Eng. the owner OF the Munincent. and Capt.
a guarantee OF payment OF the freight Is made.
Accordingly the Captain refused to allow any
OF his cargo to be discharged to-day. Late in
the afternoon n second cablegram confirming
The firm OF Tweedy & Co. is one OF the best
known shipping houses In London. operating
fifteen large steamships. They have hereto
fore controlled tho Black Sea trade and ran a
iterrqnean ports, The emba rrassment OF the
firm is due entirely to the failure OF the Black
This trade they depended upon to a large OK
proved an entire failure the .hrm was COM
PEELED to suspend. The North Atlantic Tri-
dent line to this port has been successful. and
it Is not likely that it will in any way Interfere
George Tweedy was in Philadelphia about q
month ago. and at that time was contemplate
ing the building Of four G.OOO-ton boats for
this branch OF his line with accomm OF attons
der contemplation the establishment Of q line
to LIVERPOOL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-24

s'"" ''e I'VE A<n'' o'Df-
BOISE CRY. Idaho. Aug. 1O.-William Easton.
aged 6a years. who came to Idaho In 1885 from
Cairo. H.. was deyoured, By. two, cinnamon
valid. witnessed the drsadini tragedy. but she
was powerless to assist nor fated husband.
The scene Of the horrifyinC OCCURRENCE was
and his wife were eating their breakfast. when
they hear! a great commotion in the calf pen.
rob the calves Of their food. Easton
ma ssf3 Tsat' tG g ' to stsnis sSSts'SsS na Ss9s
seeing a black snout inserted between two
fence rails. struck it a sharp blow with the
whip. A sullen, snarl a%pprised him that he
he started to leave the nen to get n rifle. Be-
fore hs had succeeded in getting over the
with pain and the animal released him.. As
quickly III c as his wound and his age would per;
pursued him: and selling his hip. commenced
to rayenously, tear the flesh. Agoni1inG
invalid wife wheeled herself to a window. and
when she saw what was taking place. she. too.
commencod to shrek. Her husband. already
DO not make a noise. or you will be killed."
A moment later he fell to the ground md
ANOTHER bear. q half-grown cub. Joined the
Mrs; Easton. almost transiixed with horror.
could 90 nothing to assist her husband. She
project r3 ao m1 h hs1pln ne TO %i' ssar this DEATH God
when she revived she could see only fragments
bears were frolicking in the orchard: Four
hours later Easton,s hired man camo In from
a an np nf;or h | heard tho wiie's horrible story:
portions OF the body. Tho bears were killed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-24

H Says the Democrats Will Surely Garry
New York State.

He Says the Democrats VIII Surely Garry
New York State.
CHICAGO. Aug. 24.-"The Democratic party
will carry New York State this year by the
largest majority ever known" said ex-Gov.
James T. Campbell OF Ohio to-day. MY
judgment is based on the fact that the Demo-
Gratis were never more united In the Empire
State than at present. l was in New York
about ten days ago and know from
personal contact with the leaders there that
there are no factions. 1t would be an insult
to Senator Hill to hint that he will not give his
hearty support to the nominees. He is true
blue, and SO are his friends. Hook for u big
victory throughout the country.
"The cry OF free trade raised by the Repub-
Leans to scare the workingmen has not done
any harm and tho Democratic party will make
grent gains among them and particularly will
the increased Democratic vote be seen in the
cities and great manufacturing. centres. In
this State and Wisconsin. Judging from re-
ports. there will he great gains
month. and his time will DO at the disposal OF
Regarding the report that no will .dcbnte the
issues with Gov. Mckinley. he said q meeting
with his late antagonist for Gubernntorial
honors in Ohio would be agreeable.
Allan w. Thurman, son OF the Old Roman.
came with Campbell. Tonight they left for
the Massada iron range In Minnesota. accom-
panied by Col. X. J. Deane and. william Allan
Of New York. ]. II. Newton. Newark. o., and
Capt. Frank Barrett Of st, Paul.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-24
Escorted by a Friendly Puma.
From the 81. louis Globe Democrat.

T'"" '' '' Lob 6fOor BeHpcrn,
~! once had An adventure in New Mexico
that made q terrific draft on my nervous sys-
tom" said Walter Phelps, II had set ont to
walk from tho station to tho ranch Of an old
friend. some four miles out. and when / had
covered about hal. the distance u gigantic
not oven, n pocket knife. When u few feet
distant. he stopped and looked me over.
and thought he was trying to make
np his mind what portion. he preferred
power q the human eye. and pr"cscdcd to
put on my most tragic frown and to stare
e him iiXsdly: This So %y"rcame Nh
battea his eyes laz'ly. ! continued to stare
and fToWn and he, came slowly .up to me.
rubbed his head against my trembling knees,
and made II purring sound that rcscmblcd u
giant coffee mill in motion. He was evidently
not hungry; walked slowly along in the d.
rcction OF, tho ranch. and that powerful eat
e9.ntinued to rub. against. my legs and Iirr.
There was not o tree or house for the entire
distance. and the brute stuck e. mo like 2
cookie burr to II merino Sheep Whom ] rnrped
at the door ne sat down and made his toilet by
rubbing his big paws over his face. When my
friend opened the door I found that ] had In;
ndvertent!y dropped my voice along the road
somewhere, could only point TO my COM
pnn!on as J. hastily scrambled inside.
My pot said he; I raised him from a kitten:
harmless as a dove and sociable as u grass
wiQOW.''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-24
The SUNS Guide 10 New York.

Replies 10 questions asked erery day bv us
guests and citizens Of the american metropolis.
Suggestions to si9htseers and practical inIo,rna-
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10 his citu. II niH tel visitors ,ohat he sights
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-24

Jacob Shapiro moved before Justice Patter-
son OF the Supreme Court Yesterday for n man.
damus to compel the Commissioners OF Pub
lie Works to remove two soda-water stands
built beside tho house at 1 Norfolk street.
lie assorted that the stands encroached upon
the street. q. L. Sterling OF tho Corporation
Counscl's office presented afldavits alleging
that Shapiro. had demanded 500 each from
the Owners OF tho stands. threatening to have
thom removed.
Even Il the whole body OF the law had been
violated said Justice Patterson. II would
hi pot Issue !, !, a mandamns to u man who comes
cation Is denied. File the papers and Shall
see that they are given to the District Attor-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-24


NEVADA. Mo, Aug. l2.-The four days on.
campment of, tho Vernon, county ex-Un'on
An affecting incident occurred in, the. after
noon, 4 big sherman. who had his show at
Scheli City drove out with his circus band and
asked permission, to come into the grounds.
Ii was accorded him. and. after f~avOring US
with some music. no took the speakers' stand
and made n fine speech. Fl" said he was an
rx-Cnion spy. and among, other incidents Of
his p%crilous career as such told. about having
been captured by, the enemy eight miles be-
low Richmond. He was hanged By them.
but, fortunately; a Con'ederate Major came uP
bears the sears OF tho wounds made Sy The
rope. and exhibited them to the crowd, He
name was Crittendsn. was accompanied by
private. who cut the rop. at the MAJORS or:
dere. and this private took charge ~ him and
hid him IN, a swami. whcrc he lived on frogs
til, he got back into the Union lines.
He had no sooner made the statement tha
Uncle Dick Robinson sprang ,npon the stand
and seized the speakers hands. 1t TRANSFERRED
that Uncle, Dick was the man who out the
rope, and the way those two men fell upon
tears to every eye that wItnesse ii the scene.