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Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09
Determined TO DE.

BENToN HARBoR, Oct. s.-Arno Hall
of st. Joseph attempted 10 make an
angel of himself Thursday night be-
cause family troubles and dependency
made it hard fer him to live. lie held
the revolvers vn.re he thought bis
heart was and Ered. He was sur
prised by not falling dead instantly,
and was about TO try 1t again when he
tumbled to the ground from weak
ness. It is thought he will pull
through both his family troubles and
upuuds
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09
WHO WILL BE MARKED.
DR.. Who, Chinaman, VIII Wed Chi
cago Belle.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. S.-Dr. c. Gee
Who, a Chinese physician of this city,
VINO declares that he is q cousin of the
Chinese consul at San Francisco,
brother OF general i'll the Chinese
army and grandson of governor of
Chinese province, and who has ar
ranged to conduct Chinese theater In
Chicago during the worlds fair, an
nounced today that next Saturday he
would marry an American lady. She
IS Miss Cora Dewitt of this city. The
courtsnip began few weeks ago when
the doctor was called to treat the lady
for hemorrhage. 1t Is declared to be a
case of love at first sight. She is a
plump blond. The ceremony will be
performed at the Grand Pacific hotel
in Chicago, and many of Who's
friends from San Francisco will be
present.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09
Two Democratic Tiok.ts.

DENVER, Col. Oct. s.-There will he
two tickets IN Colorado under the
name democratic" the supreme
court having decided that the duties
OF the secretary of state are
purely ministerial. and that
he must certify all tickets
presented TO him IN proper form. BY
this decision both the peoples party
electoral and state ticket. which was
endorsed by the fusion democrats aud
the ticket nominated nv the straight
democrats will he printed under the
canton democratic"
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09

Marcus Peterson Downs Nsuroe Finn
81 the "Soo.'

Marcus Peterson Downs hsurlce Finn
81 the 800"
S.UTT STE. MARTE, oct. s.-At Pick
ford last night J. NsurIce Finn OF Ish-
peming, democrat candidate for con
eress, discussed the political issues IN
Joint debate vlth Marcus Peterson. 8
.stalwsrt republican from Marquette.
ever 900 people we're present and the
affair ended very much IN Mr.. Peter
son's favof.
Bay tITY, oct s-Tbe republicans
of the twenty-f0urth ssustorisl q strlet
held a convention n this city Friday
and nominated Thomas s. goslyn Of
TsncOnung for state senator.
IsRaY. oct. s.-Enthusfssm for the
republican ticket runs ngh here.
Thursday night = grsnd torchlIght pro
cessiun WITH tsnds snd hammer,
marched % ths hsii 20 hear !. ". bon
ovan deliver rsd not republican
susech.
Nrpuav vrVTr1F, ncf 81. 4. NadFs
of traud i.e19e has been chosen r
pre.sat tee fret district ~ Eator
.-strty tn TIE stafe eUisistuye. he !.
regarded Rs surs winner,
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09
LAST OF THE CHOLERA.
Remaining Case at Ironton, N. Y, Out
of Danger.

ToNAwANDA, n. Y, Oct. S.-The sup
posed cholera patient at Ironton is re-
ported out of DANCE. The quarantine
has been strictly maintained and the
premises thoroughly dlsinfected. DR..
Jayne made an examination of the in
mates of the house today and found
none of them showing any sympt ms
Of the disease which carried off the
two Kalmas. The doctor said he hoped
soon to release them. He finished his
report on the cases and forwarded
them to DIR. Hatch at Albany this
afternoon. He thinks now that it is
quite probable the two deaths were
due to ptmoiue poisoning, by reason of
their uncleanly habits and tainted
food, which is quite prevalent among
the class Of people to which the victims
belonged
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09
Lady Shor Liftcrs.

BAY CITY, Oct. s.-Three young
women of respectable psrentsge en-
tered Carter's jewelry store lsst even
ing and looked at tray of rings.
After they went. out a $40 diamond
ring and two gold ones, valued at s.
and IS respectively, We're missed. The
girls parents were interviewed today
and two rings recovered. The theft of
the third Is denied.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09
Clinton County Ear

ST. JoHNs, Oct. s.-The Clinton coun-
ty agricultural society closed today a
thoroughly successful fair. The en-
tries were larger IN nearly every de-
partment than any previous year.
There were over 10000 people on the
grounds Friday. The receipts are about
5000, which leaves a handsome bal
ance on hand.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09
SHEEHAN IS HOPEFUL.
New York's Lieutenant Governor Says
the State is Solid For Cleveland

New Yorks Lieutenant Governor Says
the State is Solid For Cleveland.
BUFFALO, Oct. Lieutenant Gov
ernor Sheehan arrived In Buffalo this
morning and after breakfast went to
the polling booth of the first district OF
the twentieth ward and reg gistered.
Mr. Sheenan, as usual, was not doing
much talk NC Tor publication but ex-
pressed ms II as we'll satisfied with
the outioo>. Compared with tins time
last year, ne said, 1t was even brighter.
Mr.. Sheehan was ayerse - making
any prediction as 20 figures OF
the majority of the state
but was satisfied with saying it would
give It's electoral vote TO Cleveland and
Stevenson. There was harmony IN
every section of the state. With refer
ence to the conversion of Judges
Gresham and Cooley and ex-AttOrney
General McVeagh he said II would be
of great assistance to the democratic
party and ths influence of their declar-
alton for Cleveland would be felt on
election day. Mr.. Sheehan spent most
of the day at the committee rooms re-
ceivIng reports on the local situation.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09
Missing Nominee.

Brown CITY, Oct. 9.-The Brow n City
Banner says that on September 29 John
Reagan took the train from here and
has not been seen since. A number OF
creditors are anxiously waiting for hls
return, but all efforts 10 locate him
have been IN vain. Reagan was for
merly treasurer OF Maple Valley town.
ship. and at present ITS supervisor. He
is also the nominee OF the democrats
and peoples party for county treas
urer. OF the townships funds $3.50 is
missing, and the friends Of Reagan are
mourning the loss of something ike
81 600
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09
PATIENCE CEASES.
Building of Government Vessels Delayed.
Carnegie Contacts - Be Hurried

Building of Goycrnment Vessels Delayed.
Csrnesle Contacts 10 BE Hurried.
WAsRINGToS, Oct s.-1he proposed
suspension Of the work of the large
number of workmen engaged IN build
ing the cruiser Raleigh and the monitor
Amphitrite at the Norfolk navy yard
on account OF the failure of the Car
negle steel company TO deliver mate
rial, has brought TO the attention OF
the navy department the tardlness OF
the company in complying with con-
tracts. aud an effort will be made 10
stir up the firm To Increased
activity. The delay IS traceatle
to the lockout In the Homestead
works. No complaint has been made
TO the department by the government
steel Inspector In the various Carnegie
mills concerning the failure OF the
company TO comply with It's contracts.
The department, has been lenient With
the company because Of the embarrass-
ment caused by the concition OF
at airs at Homestead for the past three
months and 1t Is not probable that any
steps toward the forfeiture of existing
contracts will be taken. The DISPOSE
ton of the department Is 10 give TO the
firm every advantage afforded by
clause in Its contract with the
government relieving the con-
tractor from responsibility Tor
delays caused by strikes and unusual
occurrences. The delay of delivery is
principally in armor plates. Boiler
plates and other low classed material
have been furnished promptly. Many
vessels, in addition to the Raleigh and
the Amphitrite, have not been furn-
shed with armor, and 1t is understood
that work on the cruiser New York
will be greatly delayed. 1t was stated
at the navy department today, how
ever, that the New York would be
ready for her trial trim In Qacemher.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09
Fifc Lake Factories.

FIFE LAKE, Oct. SC. F. Fox of
Shantown. ohio, has signed a contract
10 bring his large stave factory TO TINS
place. lie will employ about fifty
men and Will be in full operation be-
fore cold weather. George II. Green
has signed contract and IS building
cant hook and broom handle factory
which will employ about thirty-hve
hands. Parties are also here talking
over the location for starch factory.
They expect TO build early IN the
spring.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09

Facts snd Figures From Governor knspps
Reroff.

wsSHrSerox. oct. s.-Lymsn p
Knapp, governor of Alaska. submitted
hls snnusl report for the year ended
June 80, 1892. 20 the secTetsry 81 me
interier. The report ssys that sixteen
ntsa states vessels are nov piTi
in Aia.xsu wstsrs. There are eigHteen
Ind an police in A issss vho have proved
their usefulness ifitle more thsn a
nucleus ~ the military organization
eVl.ts 81 present, but tAe hmp1rla1ce u
sane raily.na usnasfd fscaga ted
The ouiy trQuhie ~ mar tne pesee 0f
the fefTfurg. tae feport -sss. arose
from IRE selling = lauaf ~ ia fsans.
The busiHess = So isad affe- faf ihe
past Fesr she~s tend sta8n 81 Efest
inactivity TIE mports NHsT "a nsd
at e., ia and tas "a gatts s.. fa9 .0et.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09
Make the First Rush.

ANN ARBoR, Mich. Oct. s.-Last
night after the reception gwen the new
students by the s. &. A. there was
big rush on the campus. For the fret
time in the year the class yells were
all heard. The sophonores proved
hooted with scornful cries. A number
of hats were crushed. but there were
no serious results. 1t is SAID the fac
ulty will investigate the matter.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09
STATE News IN Bret

Congress having appropriated fsc..
GOO for hRfbor improvements Al Benton
Harbof bids will soon be received for n
$50 foot extension OF the north pier,
repairing the wing dam and making
the weter ffteen feet deep IL ths
channel.
Bv the decision Of the supreme court
Ida NJ. Thsyer of Sanillsc county re-
covers from the Detr,it 4 Pere Mar
GUette railroad 8 700 Tor injuries re-
ce1ved IN q collision with O train while
crossing the track IN buggy
James Tomiinson. Bliikmsn, NJ
jackson. rot his wagon Wheel caught N
q street car track. and a was cspsl,es
with him under it. Hs back vas
nearly broken and 10 ~ feared he can
not recover.
Charlie. II. Miller, al one time reel
dent OF Detroit, Will be buried 81
Hsrrisville Sundsy ". suffered
uaraivtsc stroke saturday evening 81
his home IN Grsenbuss. and lrved but
-four days.
Fred Bsrgfnsn, an eruplovs in the
paper mall st lxck son. got his hand
csnght IN heater and bsdly ssurped.
hesdes running three-iin-d fork
through t. lie vii probably lose the
hand
4 democratic weekly. the hegrien
County Banner. published At Benton
Hsrf30r. vas purnnssed on IrldsF by
A. G. Netsb A Co, A PicaslF retiring
u VII remain stsncbiF democratic.
Jane. E.Yay. 81 Joseph rolicsupsn.
wss rotsbe5 - Sgs Al his home Thur
F CAV night Re hsd lnsi received hfs
( months ssissy s.d VS. orerpowsfed
f on sis porch - tbres rnen.
T w. ISsks ~ Grand Haven died
f II Chicago on ThufsdsF - splnei diff-
eultv. He vss tte inventor ard n1an D.
/ fsetarsr ~ fhs I'aks srFus sno the
/ Dsks horst ng eng 1e.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09
OFF DAY AT CHlLLlCOTHE.
Guy Has an Easy Victory Over Hal
Pointer, Who Was Lame.

CHILLIcoTHE, Ohio, Oct. S.--The day
was cold and wet and the attendance
correspondlngly light. Hal Pointer s
feet were sore. and Guy had an easy
victory IN the closing heat of the $4,000
purse race IN 2:19A. Two consolation
purses and the 2:27 trOt, in which there
was a big field and much scoring, made
il impossible to finish the 2:24 trot, the
2:20 pace and the 2:27 pace, and they
had to be declared off. The following
is a summary of the days work:
2:27 trot, purse ST. l.500-Wheatland
Onward won; best time 2:22i.
Three-vear-old consolation trot, SIN
gle dash. purse S300-Jessie won in 2:27.
Two-year-old consolation trot, single
dash, purse S300-kratZ won in 2:2il.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09
Relieved Of ss.ooo.

INLsy CRY. Oct. S-AnsOn and Peter
Shsler are Lspeer county droyers.
Thursday evening, after banking hours,
they received 5000 from Buffalo.
Peter placed tbls IN hg wsilet and
the wallet beneath his pillow when he
retired. Friday morning Peter and
the pillow were there al right enough.
the wallet. looking very thin and dis
tressed, Wa outside IN the street. bat
The a. 600 vas gone.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09
Attcmp,cd Assault.

ADRIAN, Oct. s.-Last night about
dusk Mrs. Lee Wade of Madison start
ed after her cows IN the woods and
was knocked down by oae of two men
who jumped out OF a wagon. CrImi-
nal assault was unsuccsssfully at
tempted. Arthur Hendrie and Spen-
Ger Thurston were arrested. charged
with the crime, and Thurston plead
puilty
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09
Finished His Work.

BAY CITY, Mich. Oct s.-The incen-
diary who two weeks ago fired the old
Taylor house at South Bay City, anu
caused IT to burn so that It was unten-
Rntsble. completed his work this morn
ing. The iiremen made no effort to
save the RUNS. The building has had
an unenyiable history for many years,
and the residents were glad TO see Il 60.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09
rr.n s.r. nIs.n. WIN n. Th.t-.

wAsnIxaroS. oct. s.-Mnister Egsn
sad today that be expected - VISIT
Mr.. Blame before proceeding 10 his
home Al Lincoln. Nee. NJ Egan sad
be met a gentleman ia New York just
from Name, who nt0fmed him it va
Mr. ns.ne's lntention - take al active
part Ia the campaign about The close
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09

KAIkaA7oo. oct. S-GeorEe =. An
derson. Who hss been ia Isa here for
some tlrnc ou = charge ~ sw windhng
Mafbn Justice out of $50. Tas iaenI-
ted today Nv 1ohn Norton Of Nj
Clemens a. having swluaied him and
be numerous nthsr ed soid eTs IN the
eastern par of fhs state, vhiie SAILING
around ~ = spreai pens,0n agent Bn-
der toe name of 50hn I NrEAt.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09
Farmers Heavy Loss.

sEBEwISc, oct. s.-Tbe barn and
stables, on Conrad Zlmmer's farm,
rented by William Hssse, burned FRI
dav from a stroke of lightning. The
barn contained 700 bushels of wheat.
POO bushels OF oats and the season. .
hay crop. HIS loss exceeds $1,000.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09

PoRT HURoS, Oct. S.-Andrew Foe
ter, sn old resident OF this place,
dropped on the street this afternoon
from heart disease. Mr.. Foster had
lived in the city twenty-five years or
moie. lie was about 80 wears Of age
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09

HefGF. tcf se-A Nsksf vas isl3 ~
lNevn - scy - Mafleitf. sna James
siaghna. pnasssfsf 81 ihs HoiF Aaff-.
sef thst II tifve ana N7ef tn fhr
pfe.4dsnt.al sleetou Hleoeaa = g. = feel
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09
Foot Ball.

CHICAGO, Oct. S.-Western college
foot ball games:
Chlcago-All college, 10; Northwest
ern university, O.
Champaign university of Illinois. O;
purdua 10
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09

WAsnlssfus oct. iif tfafdn@f
sad tonight int there was na spfe
cishis ehsnfs in ME- liaffisan's epu.
dtiou t ahytAieg she sss sighlly
.eaAeF.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09

Lacy 10 Fenton, a distance of ten miles,
on a wheelbarrow. In case Harrison
is elected Lacy Will wheel slocum over
the same course. Lacey weighs lSS
pounds and SlOcum l46.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09

Harrison, and sad that he believed the
honor, safety and prosperity OF the
country would Dc best promoted by nis
rs-elsc ton.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09
SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER o 1892

the evening was the Hon. whitelsw
Reid. As Mr.. keia was about 70 begin
Ms address, rain began 20 fail and the
speaker cut address 10 three minutes.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09

Nes f6ha, oet Tbs 10 te~a
hspai aan eIaEs aeld demonstrate
toh zht al iislieus fhs sieaasf II
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-09
Yesterdays Base Ball.


At Cleveland RHx
6! slSTslsad.-..--...JI fas,. d.-..--...-J S-ii9 Siiie J J
Batteries-Young ana Iimmer. Brettenstein
and Briggs.
At Baltimore RI x
PsiiI%STs Psii.gsIrsi, ia i $50 Is IS L : :
batteries s-Vickers and Robinson. Weyhing
aud Clements.
Esstop EsS 9ors : 3 Is : !
Battenes-Nichold and Bennett. Crane and
Boyle.
NV York '''''-''..- ''''-..--.6 o . i q s
Bstteries-Clsrss so and camel. Rusie aud
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At Pitts5urg- sHE
rI',sesSF e esso o-sss Z
Batferie--TerTy snd Mack. Luhy. Sehriver
snd h ittridge.
Tl,e Hreoklyn- washington gam va. post
Io3ed unit tomorrow b spec.a. arraneemehs.
The military ana civlc socieuc. of
Hudson will asset tho school children
IN their celebration Of Columbus day.
Louisville capitalists have purchased
the Grand haven glass works. and vili
soon have them In operation sgan.
Wm. Hudson Of Niles has fallen heir
- fortune OF $1,000 per snnuin. lie
- an ola settler OF hetrlen county.
The Humane society of Kalamazoo
wli peution the next legislature 20
fepsai the sparrow bounty ia~
Tho Ffrewlll Hapts's ~ southern
Michigan are held.ng Their quarterly
conference at iosnst
Ten million feet of iamhef ~ ore
fsft has arr gsi ia safety at Hsy city
from lawas hsfhuf,
tseafse Tchais. discharged sae nAs
policeman, Is ih i.ii For gBuiHaE iuha
oder hss ssfs'
tie st Joseph saha bfiek SaFss were
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