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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08

yss. tens Of thousands of the young
usea of the northwest, shose Characters
nac been 50 greatly moulded by sae In
E1e1css saacA seat cut from WOoarn
and Is oesgooEing towns and cities
And x q because OF these
Influences which have 80 greatly per-
meste1 the states which were framed
OUT OF the vast domain OF freedom that
we n I8c ana cal our president 8 Typ
cal msn Of nis home 6ns generation,
aEc se are pleased 10 be assured by
the peop.e Of ttis Sncient corporation
that be . worthy II nj the exalted
post fiFss occupied by Washington In
rs name, and on my own behalf, /
heartily thsnx you for the manltes,a-
ton and pray tnst the spirit OF Godll-
hess, Of morality, cf iEteili gence, OF
liberty and patriotism, when for go
year. nss dwell vita you, mSy here
ABIDE ard persste tie whole repuo.lc
Tor generations 10 come.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08

Tas sscor1 sogi Has cafcb-asezicn-
e1B- ~ .Ee cal ct aHss Co1sstock
sss4 sss9 iGs azzfsssiTs Ike = HhIfi-
N.fst. smith. ~ a sSTis. y, clever
hs&1 sgsf.s, trDks from tie dangerous
bali AID faI SslsOn's esten. bsIiy
xo6 led boifs. A L1dy nC.1 n chan
esry exEss9 sm.ga ~ fxsl ia az add
Ocs- half atnHs<s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08

HuHeDs1s. Oct. The trsirs coUla
not carry thf cfowfs thsi attended the
faf Yesterday, hut had r. double hack.
Th'fiy Eve Thousand people passed
through ths gsins. The disvlsys are
al excellent. many ~ them elegant
ID fhe I've vsar-oid trct slsO0peUdrkr.
Owned ~ A. @ Tiffany, 3oussy -.
knocked ths track record Ellx lover.
lug q from - made ~ MHi0v lasi
Ysaf. 70 1.lst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08

The Kansas Democrats Rebel
Agains. Fusion
WITH The PEOPLES PARTY
Sxyzax Tea, i Does Vse1ecc. 70 Ever
cs1SsPso2 q HonOs4S.. PF.nSipls
an vs1l.tss PrscepsS.

TcskKA. ks1-. ncE- The ccnven-
fao0 q s.rzsssi-ca, democrats wss held
here today 10 profess kgsins, the action
of iEs regular democratic convention
ot JAY u inaOEsing the peoples
pzrsy STATE EiekeE There we're 800
delegates present, aud steps were
taken fOr the organization Of . new
democratic party. with the men who
called tats Convention s. leaders in the
EoremsuE Col 4. A Hs-is. OF Fl
Scos., VIII whom the idea OF neg
democratic organization originated,
Vas made Chairman OF the convention,
aac Charles Spencer OF Topeka, who
ssS reac OF, o. the democratic party
~ tie sAaSnse county convention,
sas slee.ec secretary. After ;ne regu-
az Committee. tad Ueen appointed the
convention adjourned until afternoon
A.. tne committees were ready 10 re-
poE. upon reasssmbling. The COM
nsItiee On resolutions submitted its re-
po-t. which was adopted amid enihrsl-
asna. IL vas n part as follows:
Crime Without - Parallel
Eve most heartily approve the enun-
cation Ot democratic faith aud doc
time by the NATIONAL democratic con-
vsailon a. Cnscago n June last.
Grove, Cleveland and Ada Stevenson
as statesmen and patriots are eminently
worthy tie highest ot.tcs IN the gifts OF
tie American people. and We solemnly
prou.ss u Go I'll II our power consist
eoI with honor 20 secure their election.
Tine action Of the state convention
Of July . N attempting ~ 5.nd demo
crate 20 the support Of the so-cailsd
peouie's party state ticket was crime
without = parallel IN the political bIs-
tory OF our country. j. does violence
- every conception of honorable prin-
c.pie, : contrary 10 democratic precept
E3d practice, - not binding upon dem
ccIats. nor 1lli we DC bound thereby.
Is .s the duty Of every democrat 10
Kansss 70 exercise his individual ludg-
neut IA voting for state otsicers."
straight ON Resolutions.
Othsr resolutions pledge support 10
straight ou, democratic candidates IN
congressional f.sir.cis where nomina-
tons were made, favor a convention 70
revise the state con.tstut.on; oppose the
sub-ireasury and land loan schemes,
the governmental ownersh.p Of rail-
roads a. demanded bv the Omaha plat
form Of tise so-cailed peoples party;
oppose all sumptuary legislation 10
staie socialism aud communism IN ali
tneIr variou. forms and DECLARED IN
the language Of our .ilusirious leader
Iha. paternalism has no place n the
creed OF democracy"
The committee appointed 70 draft All
address % the voters of the state read a
report declaring that the democrats
could not be bound by the action Of
July and urging them 10 vote as be-
eDrne cltzsus without party cDns.deTa.
ton. A resolution introduced b. &.
X. Holiday, Jr.. OF Topeka. editor Of
tue KaHsa. Democrat, providing tor
the nomination Of a stste ticket yas
voted down. After slectlng a central
COMMITTEES 70 look after the reorgani-
zat.on OF a new party the convention
adjourned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08
Colonel Ingersoll Talks.

CHICAGO, Oct. 7.-Col. Robert @. In
gersoll. accompanied by his wife and
daughter arrived here today. In reply
TO questlons by United Press reporter
gs to the situation IN New York, he
eald: SIT IS all IN q mix. Cleveland
was the favorlte Of the mugwumps be-
cause 30 1as the enemy Of Tamfnauy
and Senator Hill. Now Cleveland Is
Trying 20 make friends with the tiger,
and the mugwumps and the anti-snap-
pers are horrlfied a. the moral pros
pect. Gresham? ! don't know what
ne has tone. But he 10 an honorable
and higb-mlnded man, and believe
he thinks he's rignt."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08

CHAEnoTTE, Oct. The third oar
of Eaton county. hig isir closed leav-
Ing record Of being the largest sc 20
crowds ever known "a the history of
any county iaIT. Fully SQ.01g people
were on tie grounds Thursday aud
standing room wss at = Isfeml0H.
The first sfrests under the new local
option law we're made yesterday aDd
the defendants locked up On the charge
or sslliog Intoxicating hqoors coDtrAfv
70 Jaw. That stopped the hot p0f
busDsss al the far bat the soft does
places down toan had 9 good trade
aed dfgnks are common.
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Honest postfnastcrs.

WAsHIyGTos, Oct. 7.--Tne annual
report Of Sixth Auditor Golfer, Of the
treasury, who ha. charge of the ac-
counts OF the post office department,
WAS today submitted TO the postmaster
general. II shows that there was not
a single presidential postmaster re-
ported for deliuquencier for the quar-
ter ending June 30, 1892. The total
revenue for the iiscai year ending June
30, 1892, was 70.s3o, ,475, and the
expenditures $Ts 1873 ,767.
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Wsnta Worn-n % Voc.

Tms. zs1l.. I'll. ! ~. z.la4.
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II Jo.n, Session..

BAL rIMoRE, Oct bishop Paddock
Of Washington conducted the opening
servicts OF the third days' session Of
the triennal Protestant Episcopal con-
yentldn IN Emanuel church this morn
Ing. After the close OF the re-
hgioue exercises the house OF bIshop.
met the house Of deputies n JOINT see
sion az q board OF m3ssloDs, 20 hear the
various reports Of missionary work.
Hlshop Williams delegated BlsnOp
Clark of Rhode leland 70 take the ch2 r
IN thd joint session and Secretary Long
ford proceeded 10 read the missionary
Tauorl
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U. 5. OFFICIALS KILLED
During Raid on Moonshiners by Inter-
nal Revenue Collectors.

WAsHISGros. Oct. 7.-Acting Com
missioner Wilson OF the internal yeve-
nue. bureau received q telegram from
Collector Sunn a. NASHVILLE, Tenn,
informing him Of thekilling OF Deputy
Collector Matuer and the mortal
wopnding OF Deputy Collectors Car
well and Spurrier, during a RAID on
moonshlners near Fllntville, Lincoln
county, Tenn. SIR. Wilson conferred
with Attorney General Miller on the
sublect. amp IA result instructions
were tclegraphed 10 aarshall Harrison,
Collector Num- and revenue agents
Chapman and Kniseley 10 procure as
sIstance and proceed a. once 10 the
fcsne OF action and arrest all persons
connected with the tragedy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08
New ca Ven plseovered.

TAAAoUA, Pa, Oct. 7.-Workmen
employed by Philadelphia and scrsn-
ton capitalists. who have been nego-
tiat!ng for the purchase Of the Wether-
i'll tract of cosl land near Tuscafora
for some time, have struck one OF the
richest deposlts Of coal IN The lower an
thracite region. VEINS varying 10
thirty feet IN thickness have been dis
closed al different points, and during
the past few days a vein OF the finest
quality of coal has been found wkicn
runs from fifteen 10 twenty-five feet in
thickness
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08
SECRETARY FosTEk IN MARYLAND.
Conclusive Reply TO Sievenson's Charges
q Dep.etsd Treasury.

FErpERicK, Md, Oct. 7.-Secretary
Of the Treasury Foster and Hon. B. r.
Bu,,erworth spoke here tonight. The
secretary made = lengthy speech upon
the political lssues OF the day. Ee re-
viewed the history Of the two parties,
and sald the Accomplishments OF the
pas, showed the tendencies Of the fu-
ture. good part OF the speech Was
taken up with an exposition OF the n
l2nclai condition Of the government
Ia answer TO charges attributed TO Mr..
Stevenson, democratic candidate for
wee president, II al. speeches that the
treasury = bankrupt, . charge which.
said Secretary Foster, the democratic
pres., democratic stump speakers and
democratic members OF congress have
been making for more than q year.
Upon thls point the secretary said:
The press credits HIM Or. Steven
.onj with saying that there was turned
over TO the Harrison administration
one hundred millions Of money, and
that notwithstanding thie fact the
present administration was not able,
Tor the iirst time III the history OF the
country, 70 pay Its deb. when il ma
tured. He referred no doubt 10 the "a
per cent bonds. By implication, at
least, ne wants 10 know what this ad-
mInlsirat.ou has done with the $780,
90, ,OgD surplu. which he alleges was
handed over TO us. "If he were not
ignorant upon the subject he would
know that this adm ri.traticn has re-
deemed and paid off s25s, ,o93. go OF Its
debt al a cost OF more than sZy5, ,00O,-
0oO and with saving IN interest by the
time the rignt TO pay natures OF sj5.-
3JZ 1881. The secretary then re-
serred 10 the go. .000, 600 oil 81 per cent
bonds maturing September /, 1891,
saying that the government offered 10
redeem the bonds or to continue them
at 2 per cent interest. In conclusion
he urged them 10 give their votes TO
the republican candidates, local and
national.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08
LIFE FOR HER DOG
a Lansing Woman Lost sfer
Own Life.
RUN OVER EYAcEsTRsi TRAIN
~k1s os1ng a. Lay fL~~=rs .. sEs
Grave * nss Hzsas11. we Wss
Similarly K11st.

LAssIss. Alsh-. OsA Ts-Anssss skgne
monins sg0 Acxzxsas hsSs os ALA
city vAs x-lise - ksce ga C~1s<ai
tf.sE ~k1is trysnE ~ erssa . tzsex-
Ia morning als r@4os s1< - hss
~sy 10 AoGnt acFs es11sssry - pace
so1as fEss1 Ecssfs - tAs EJsss As
sae Ee&cEs1 he kseA-s -ssa C<1sx<s
track ale -. aA srprszs sfss4 eoz14Esx
souEh. While sssEl1x far q - p&ss
her Lille deg Esa cat o. t1s trA1k a
fs0at q the tr<k2 AL s1s ms1s a.
effort % chase q o-f. eSst ske ~ss str1cx
~ TIE engine sa1 s1s-AEtly kll.sd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08

BxsTLk CzEEK, NleA-. Ocl la
gene COaserss. w1o ssEse1 Eve years
n Jscksoa ps4soa for sn4fHzzlsuss1s
Fetorned 70 vie 10. ] near esrzcase,
y. i, and nAFFse1 asF after aes<rnnx
her ten years ago - tks CITY. Co..
verse "a SCI kaowE g tAe pe1p.e of
fb.s state as q rascal Afles ces~Yt. ~
ns wife % It's olfy he r1arr.ed = 80
nlAa = wlsoo1s.n I'D seat % C4s1sxo
where De sGs arre4t~1 O. n charge of
h.ssmy. b1s TIE embarrassment caargs
"a. broGgat Ey nrst xnc ae sss s~n-
fenced &C gGcksou prssol foT I've yekFs-
Ins term sXAFs1 ztolf q year kso
snce Winch time ae hxs bre1 ec1esEoF-
lng 70 induce NE No. ! - FeEara %
h.m. IEey are nos l-Fiag 10 gAcEs0a-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08

DTTRoTT. Oct. T.--No ord has been re-
ceived that George kncs. . weii-
Eoosn German resident OF this CITY.
mas succumhed o. The cholera m Ham
burg Nf. kinck wAs formerly q to-
bscoOnist At No. 322 WOOD ward ave-
nue, but about year ago sOid his bus
lness wish the intention OF ms knR an
sxtensipe European tour. Business
matters prevented hIm from starting
until about two months ago, when be
LEFT for southern Germany. M RiDck
Wa q wsil-to-6O bachelor about ~
years old, aud q rneuItser Of the q AR
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al th. - - -.

AoEfcri TFRAI I0ILEgf, Oct. a
student has just entered from Kischts,
Central Siberia. His name il Asd IN
hobenniksfi. sDd he comes to issrn our
methods OF farming aud uss ~ farm
machinery. At hs home tie great
fields of wheat are cot entirely vita
the respng hook. and bay . cut with
the sickle. al work beng done fy
hsnc. u = his purpose - spend the
winter 81 this college, alter which bs
wi 20 10 ths southern states - study
The cotton INDUSTRY.
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CoAfEsgLLE, ind.. Oet f.-This little
town las been thrown INTO great sI-
cit<men nt ~ a crime committed ~ a
mad woman. Nrs. Hilism sharp
poured Goa oil On Her husband while
be sa- sleeping and thee sppiled a
nstes As the flames snvslop@d am
bs spfgng from bio couen snd endeay-
ofed 20 sEtInguish them TIE woman
shovel hHn tack GA fbe bed and held
ban tasfs BHtii hs -ss itsfsi y rOssted
~ dssth. ~ tbs stf kgie tifs aomSa's
clothes esugHt tlfs aaJ she, too, Hss
fatally burned. BOta we're about ~
yeAFs ~ aze
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08

wEINAR, Oct 7.-Emperor william
arrived here today 70 attend the golden
wedding of the grand duke and
duchess. arch Duke Rainer rep
re.ents Emperor Franz josef.
and the Grand Duke NladImAr Is
here for the czaT. The Queen regent
OF the Netherlands and Queen HIlhei-
nina arrived yesterday. The king Of
saIony. the crown prince, the grsud
duke and grand duchess Of Baden and
dozens OF heads Of prncely houses are
parilcI patlng IN the celebration.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08
Grievance Against Germany.
FROM VENEZUELAN WATERS.
Confirmation Of Revolutionary Success
But Assaults on Americans Denied.

But Assaults on Americans Denied.
WAsHrSGros. Oct. 7.-Contirm
Of The report that decisive battle had
taken place between the government
forces and those OF the revolutionary
party IN Venezuela was not received at
the navy department till today. Early
this forenoon a despath came TO secre-
tary Tracy from Rear Admiral Walker,
commanding the United States vessels
ia Venezuelan waters saylng:
"It is reported that an engagement
has taken place, resulting IN tie total
defeat OF the government and the
capture of the Venezuelan commander
iu.chief near Caracas The revolution
ists will occupy Caracas tomorrow"
THE message was dated At LaGnayra
and came To the navy department
twenty.fOur hOufT after IL WAS filed.
Shortly after came another despatch
from tho admiral. This was also dated
LaGusyrs last night and reads as fol-
lows
"President and Venezuelan ministry
nave abandoned Venezuela. Rsvolu-
tionists euccessful."
IL will he noticed that neither of
these dispatches contain any mention
of the report that the United states
lonsui Mf. Hanna was hfed on hy
keuzuelsn war snip while ia the hat
bof ~ his naptna launch, and because
Of ths omission, and from the fact
that neither Consui Hsnns nor Minis
ter FcTuggs has cent n statement ot
such All occurrence 90 the state depart
meHt a Is believed in othcsi Circles
that the report - not true. lhe n-
ted states las two vessels, tHe Chicago
aud ihe b kesrsafge N the hsfb0r ol la
t8nayFa, and another vessel, the Con-
cord, q within days ssillng distance
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08

CHIcsGO, Oct. 7.-C4tnerine w. Nc
Cuiloch. superintendent Of legislative
work 0f the Illinois Equal Suffrage as-
sociai.on, la. addfessef a letter 20 tins
election commissioners, praying that
Thsn they issne Instructions u judges
and cisrxs OF election for the soyem-
Der election they will instruct them
espseiaIly % allow ali women possess
!Dg necssssry qualifications 20 register
and vote for the three trustee. OF the
1ugTsTsity.
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Embezzlsd $1,000.

NEw ORITAss, Oct. There was q
sensation a. the cotton exchange today
when 10 became known among the
brokers that Frederick Fruch's
prominent buyer had been
arrested charged with emhezzling
$4,000. Frlsch has been the repTssen-
tatlve here Of GRssner \ Co., cotton
expor;ers. OF Liverpool for more than
a year. julius sugg, a member Of the
firm, came over here to invest gate
Frisch's socounts, and caused his al.
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WssBfsafgs, oct At o'clock
thls Eioyniak ire Ifaks eHt iu the base-
meat tEs >ffafanoTe Arms. hoard
i6g house Ga seifih street 80 "a ID
hlt Estis dsmass. ffFfst ". Buaes Of
sass4ks. bsseFsF filed tie h0ase, snsi
Dr. and M. Dudley, fne venerable
parents II col 81 S. Daley H2T-
fosiy escaped soffCestfoB fhey ssrs
seea % theig fosa from re street alter
ths oeea pSals tai lsft tfs bouss, sad
a E.f0ss8n, at tie f.ss ~ IS oSa
t.fa sa.ssfst fHefsg
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F.sh, xnh q K.dm.n.

BAY CRY, oct Michael Rhode, .
rnEdmsD from the township of ssnke-
inst. tool fefoEe % s0fDe lumtsf piias
IN the extreme Hosithsrn end bf the
city, anu refused % come ont. The
cinef OF police and a pstroiman were
called aud arrested him. having several
severe tnsseis with him while on toe
wsy 20 the police station. Rhode had
"a he ted 70 the bottom q the bDggy
~ order e. keep him from striking ana
biting tie officers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08

CLEVELAND, Oct. AT l.30 this
afternoon the elevator cable AZ the
Dosn apartment house on Erie street
broke, and the car fell from the fourth
siory 90 the basement with six women
passengers and the elevator boy. All
The ladies' were badly shaken up and
bruised, Sire. Val Herman sustaining
a broken arm and internal injuries.
The bOy - also badly hurt. The ele-
yator was smashed 10 pieces.
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Fzss Ear AT GzxEsGroS
E-z<s Sr<zxss L1~ers Hz RsEsr5 ant
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tz1<x. x2s -1 p2es sas 81 ear
s2zZx .oE 20 e2-ss-=s. IS<1 Peel, -e
s1-1Zz = s<zx-x1z Leafs L1S 81
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z.s~y-Z2 s21 ktlta erE1x1= E-A-e Is
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loser .<r rsG1r. szss-2- seso1z1s - ~
! "a s11s1 az1 -as< .a<s. TIE --s4 CAS-.
va Q s<Z-s~c<ss a-2f. A-xSsZ7 .EkIZg
sso n<a.4 sz1 A-1xay Bar A. Caxt.-
~0r-E c1s ear, wzsa 1Ark@s.s cane
% s.s1, .7-a :. w4s r<ssro2=<. E1.--
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08

IfURos, =. -, Oct THE democrats
and pug g.iIst committees are holding a
meeting here With view to eNeCtlug
fusion. The peOpies' party committees
has asked tBa' tic democrats Withdraw
all tnelr prrsidentlal electors, n retutu
Tor which tie pupiiisis agree 20 HdoTse
half tbe democratic state ticket. Ihey
think the peoples party IS asking too
much, snd sal take uniii tonloff0w TO
decide the question,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08

CHICAGO, Oct. "A fierce northwest
gaze - raging on Lakes Superior sna
Michigan tonight and Il - feared that
many vessels viii be- unable 20 weather
the storm. The gale began on Lake
superior early this merniDg and
reached the lover end oi Lake Nichl-
gan tonight. The WIND - blowing fIfty
nl.les and d lnernAsng N violence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08

A Man S-ppesse = Eav. TIC cho,sss
Dle4 zners

J4cEsoy, Oct 7.-sSresi excitement
ras osuse1 here yesterday ~ Tic
report that 9 czse of As-sllc ohoirFa
eT.stec here James -nAs, "a employs
g. tie IUE Ter wOEks, sks tzkea s11-
denly ~ about o 'csock Iues5Ay after
nom and 3 Garage VA slsnEn01e1
and bs wss t2<e2 n Ia hone. lie
vas tnen t&kea w.th caClsTS mofba.
and steadily Ereg worse. cese4e ,siug
into oae q the seyeresi cxses tae puy-
siciAl. bad ever experlercec. lue
symptoms were tnO.e oi Afsst.c csaolerz
aud a. one time TIE phys.cs1as enteF-
tanned feGrs tDst lney had q Gaze q
the genuine article CD Their bands. lie
c,ec a. II o'clock.
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PoRrsxoUrH, y. H.. ObL The
Hon. J. X. Kedding died tonight, aged
- years. lie was elected 20 the
twenty-seveuth congress ia ls4l, beng
returned IN ls43, and was the iasi cor
viyor Of that body. With the ex-
cepiion OF the Hon. Robert &. WIN
lrupe Of Nassachusetts he wss the old
eat ll.lne ~ -conRressfnsn.
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Mshsf and ooddafd Tor 8, ,ooo.

SEE YohK. Oct. 7. Tho Coney Island
Athletic club offered a pnfse ~ g.. 800
tonight for = tnsH contest between
Peter Nassr. tns lFisb champion, and
Joe GODDARD. tie contest to take place
soGs time ia December.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08
Ru.hvIIle Races.

KfsHyfLTz, Ind, Oct. 7.--Ths fall
meeting closed today. 10 the 2.30 ,rot
Ped star non, Jubliant second, Ben
4 Il third; lest time. ~.
MAJOR Wonder Won tns free. f0r-ail
pace With Joe Ezbert second aud Gam
bro! third time, Zt2f.
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Pfesldent lisrf,son FecsIves.

WASHIsST0s. O,t. 1.-Iha president
bad tonfsfeurv with fenst0r Shef-
asn sgt fue Hon. thTs Magee thls
moIHIHs snd At O'Clock received tie
delegates to ths CaloFed odd Fellows
convention ia tAe east room lie
shooS Aauds vitA each msa "a bs Wa
presented.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08

HA8RFu7, Oct. There wers thirty.
seven fresh CAGES 0f Cboicrs and st
deaths today. Ihe buuss numbered
i2l or forty nx more than fne daily
average ia ordinary times There are
g45 patients undfT treatment in tas
hueptfAis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08

tFsss. eGo ass asen 6F.tiezisg ffem =
ssrs al aa afsa faf a. HtsktiH Al
tre8b3s. 3. decidedly ~ iseF see s ~
sfe pfgs5s ssa,tsF ASH af Br Hgi r.
oa feGsY fkir4 street aAd aas lee8
sals sas q sc kskEa ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08

fTrfsbrss, oct Micbsel Cush. I.
memhsf of ins Iiomsstssa advisory
board Sss arrested st Aitoons tgdsr
en Eharge of trensun. Hs vas
hfaught to fnshafg sud lodged 1
isli. fasn wss collecting money tor
lie stfIkers when arrested.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08

toLfssIA. s. &. oct =. AIMS TRIBE.
colefed, was hanged ct Newnerry
south Csrolina, today 10 the corridor
~ the jail for shs murder Of hef infant
last February. Tie trap wss sprnae ct
Sd .. "a, aud death resulted ln less
ILan iNn ullnlIl.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08

Lswese, egt 1.-i4stest reports -
tie state basr8 ~ hssift stnv oisr-
rhaa fteu asHtssfn. Hepfsif.a. e1fi-
uspifH saa lfnncbiiis n sac order
nafuea. esnsea 49, fnsst ak arss in
81 cLigsn Cur ng the pas uetlg. U.pn-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-08

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"a tBeFsf8Fe teas m0sh more fsstfii-
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