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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-08-26
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL.

TVVINI =
Frank ID. Petit, Proprietor.
This house has lately been repaired and return
ished and is as good as new. 1t is centrally To-
Gated and the proprietor is prepared 10 furnish
fTst-class accommodations at reasonable rates.
ChaS. +. Emery, clerk
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-08-26

cents in 1892. Is the tariff tax? If it
is, it is Il tax that repeats itself by
opening factories and increasing pro-
duction. Workingman, which way of
repeating a tax do you like better
letting it open factories and repeal it.
self, or repeating it by law and closing
the factories?
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-08-26
socrErx DrREcr0RY-
3. & A. M.

a DROCKWAY LODGE, No. 3i6. Meets
~SD Thursdays on or before full moon,
Nv at Masonic hall, Main street, Yale.
~ Visiting brethren will receive frater-
nal welcome. John Wark, w. NJ. Joseph Ef-
frick, Secretary.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-08-26
METHODIST PROTESTANT.

cHvRcE DrREcroRx.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-08-26
AARON WINDSOR,

TONSORIAL ARTIST, Yale. If you want a
Il first class hair cut, shave, shampoo or sea
foam, don't fail TO give him a call. Charges
moderate.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-08-26
Tariff Pictures.

Since our reciprocity treaty with
Puerto Reco went into effect (ten
months before June 80, 1892 we have
exported to that island S2,329, 075
uEkizzssHMMzHF7aEzxz zzEzdEzxzkYzEzzzU
worth of goods, as against Sl,73S, JIG
wzwEz5EzRmSWzHuxEHE1Uzz
for the corresponding ten months of
1S90-9l. That is the practical working
of what the Democratic platform de-
nounces as sham. The country
knows reciprocity by its fruits.
The Mckinley law put up the duty
on linseed oil from %
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-08-26
F.&P.M.R.R.
TIME TABLE.
In effect May 10. 1892.
WEST. STANDARD TIME. EAST.

MAIN LINE EAST
Leave Saginaw ~ 80 p. NJ. Arrive at Flint :25
=. NJ, Holly :52 4. NJ, Detroit 40 T.. NJ, Toledo
4:42 T.. NJ.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
rIxaREEss SUCCESS

This mornings dispatches plainly IN
dlcate that the voices Of the people are
being asserted n the gubernatorial can
vsss. Mr.. Psngree's friends outvoted
the opposition by overwhelming major
illes IA his own city and county, not 4
SOLITARY ward or township electing Rich
delegates. In Macomb county an at
tempt Was made by the Rich men 10
pass the unit rule against the pro-
test of large minority and 1t
was finally declared successful,
whereupon twenty-four men left
the convention wherein they had been
denied hearing BY the arbitrary ma
J0rsty. Ia Bay City the friends OF fair
play prevailed by handsome maioriues
and Bay county will send q solid Pin
gree delegation 70 saginaw. The first
ward caucus, the eleventh held IN tbs
city was controlled By the friends of Mr..
PiDgree and Mr.. Mccoy. A division was
brought about by an unfortunate mis-
understanding, and two caucuses were
held, but the results in each were ia
vorsble 10 Mr.. Pingree- The eau
Gus held At the time and place des-
ignsted by the city committee will
by all party oTecedents be held to be
the regular caucus, and its delegates
will De recognized II Is probable that
in the interest of harmony an amicabls
adjustment of any differences Will be
effected before the county convention
shall DC held. The relative strength,
numerically, of the two caucnses. re-
gardl-ss OF anterior motives, shows
eoncluAvsiy that THE HERALD Is re-
fecting the sentiment OF two out of
three OF the republican voters in this
city
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
More Furniture Men Here.

Furniture men are arriving every
day and the ar they breathe Is redoient
with varnish and folding beds. The
latest arrivals at the Morton are Is fol.
lows: Gus Lion. E. Lion, San Jose,
California; Louie r. Leonard. Cleve.
land; E. P. Johnson, Los Angeles; F.
A. Shale, Rochester; 4. J. Morley,
Rochester; G. S. Knapp, Chicago; H. p.
Vollmer, Philadelphia; P. "intermute.
Muskegon; J.W. Wheelock, New York;
Fred d. Hills, Chicago; L. D. Berry,
New York; G. c. Allen. Clinton; F. Ash
ley Dent, Chicago; L. S. Simonds. Chi.
cago; L. D. Eldredge, Chicago; John A.
Thompson, Chicago; H. C. Silsbee, Ell
mira, n. Y; S. B. Jackson. Atlanta; E.
Rich, Atlanta; J. F. Armstrong. Nc.
Keesport, Pa; ]. r. Lathrop, James-
town, n. Y; G. w. Hofrichter. Cleve-
land; C. w. McCarnay, Kansas City; NJ
Newberger, Chicago; J. Simon. Louis
vile: w. F. Carroll, F. E. Hall, Chicago
7. p. Teslier. Rockford; w. NJ. Ramp
Ion, Salt Lake; J. Z. Morgan, Utica; J
A. Bell, Allegheny; E. j. Knapp, Chi
cago.
At the New Livingston are H. Clay
Moore, Cinclnnatl; w. A. Lipphand
Pittsburg; S. South, Milwaukee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
AMuSEME NTS.

Smiths pretty little opera house will
reopen tonight and remain open for
the coming week. There will be ex-
cellent sparrlng attractions and ath-
letic sports in general, together with
variety, minstrel, vaudeville and bur-
lesoue entertainment. Being the only
house open in the city it will be q great
resort for pleasure seekers during the
coming week. The entire program will
be presented at matinees Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday. Prices have
been reduced.
+. d. Stair of Detroit, successful
road manager, arrived in this city last
evening to attend TO Manager Garwood' 8
interests here. Mr.. Garwood is in poor
health and IS now on his way to Colo
RADIO Springs, where be will remain for
two months. His physicians assure
him that in that time his strength
should be fully restored.
The Italian and Dixon will appear
in a sparring bout, neither party being
satisfied with the decision given last
night at Harry Woods benefit
Charles A. Loder will repeat go,
What Night at Redmond's this af-
ternoon and evening, and will bring his
long season to close.
Sells 4 Rentfrow's circus will exhibi,
here on the 18th and 10th.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

n IL = wise to ignose the working
men tnsa NF ftngree viii be defeated.
Ne > believed 70 De the Only candidate
m TIE 6eid thas can hold the lsoerins-
men 70 solid support OF tie ticket.
There isn's slsn "a Michigan 80 biocs
kesded bnt thst he xao~s thss 70 10
nue. Il bs shsll ~ nosninsted toe third
rartv Nill De without = led % stsnd On
for be represents thesT IDEAS 81 the
iahse sne.uon. tie = loved sad
ressected ~ every maa. ~eman
saa ehlld tast eafn the.T aFsas.
~ tAe sweat 81 their bFews,
beeaase be rs sissys hsssnea ~
ths d4nsEd foF fslf wages and pad
sA<a. Ia~ republican state seket s1a
nss.aesl nczet sia assd every vess
snzs eas4 - secured, sz1 Il : the duty
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
Morrison-Long Nuptials.

Miss Emma Long of Grand Rapids
township and Frank Morrison of Otta-
wa were united in marriage at Chris,
church parsonage at 5 o'clock Monday
afternoon by the Rev. j. II. Edwards.
A reception was held ri the groom Z
home. corner of La Sale and De Leon
streets, only the immediate friends OF
the contracting parties being present.
Mr.. and MIS-. Morrison will reside in
North Ottawa. The Journal sends con
gratulatIons.- Ottawa (Illinois) Journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

Michigan = taken out of the republi-
can column and her vote is divided and
the claim - made that the democrats
will have ar OF the fourteen electoral
votes. Ii will thus De seen that the
whole number Of votes claimed by the
democrats 70 De doubtful Is 2l2. Out
OF these doubtful states the rspubli-
cans are sure 70 carry California. Colo
rsdo, Illinois. Indians. Iowa, Kansas,
Massachusetts,. Minnesota, Sebrssks.
Nevsds. New Hampshire. Rhode Island
and W sc0nsin aud eight of the cleo
tcral districts Of Michigan. leaving the
whole number Of votes n actual doubt
As seventy-nine. The total vote IN the
electoral college il 40. making e2S votes
necessary - eholce. Four years ago
the electoral college contained i0l
votes. Of winch Harrison received 3aS.
IL therefore follows that 70 secure an
election tais year ths republican must
carry every state carried four years
axo. or ia defsaIs Of doing 80 carry one
or more states heretofore democratic.
Thas HARRISON vii hold the vote Of
four years ago and make substantial
xsins in ether states e Az assured GER
ta,ntv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
PlNcaEe IS SATISFIED.

Mayor Pingree said last evening TO .
Flee Press representative that he was
more than satisfied with the efforts
his friends were making for him. II
do not KNOW he said. what the out
come of tue contest will be, but ! am
convinced that the rank and ME OF the
republican party u in my favor" lie
added IN tone of sarcasm, al wonder
If the United states government EN-
ploys men TO run political conventions
or 20 attend 10 the duties of the Offices
30 which they are appointed. IL APP
pears 10 me that politics IL more OF an
issue TO them than their legitimate
business. do not care 10 discuss the
fight arm engaged in, bat one thing
viii say. and that u that | nave not
got mliionalres, federal officerholdess
and monopllsss at my hack. II | am
defeated | can congratulate myself
that | have made clean light The
opposition ! have does not represent
the Masses OF the republican party.
Ii appears that my course &c mayor
has been a little too aggressive for the
mllllonaires aud capitalists - Free
Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
WILL NOTBUY MUCH
Furniture Men viii Go In Very
Easy
AND WAIT FOR DEVELOPMENTS
Business Generally Is Unsettled ant
They Win Buy BY Sample IS the
Demand sncrease&

Among the furniture men that can
tered into the Morton yesterday was
F. A. shsle of Rochester. Next TO an
artistic piece Of furniture Mr., shaie ad-
mires Grover Cleveland more than
anything else. Sometimes he admits
his admiration if he happens TO be
talking politics with anyone. While
chatting with reporter for THE Her.
AID yesterday Mr.. Shaie said: This
talk of the Tsmmany men that Cieve-
land is weak among the democrats Of
New York is ali nonsense. II ms nomi-
nation had been left to . popular vote
of the democrats Of the state David b.
would never have been N II. He
wouldn't anyway If he hadn't sprung
q snap convention on the party. Nj.
cleveland Is stronger with the masses
of New York democracy than ever be-
fore, and If he doesn't carry the state
it won't be on account OF personal un-
popularity. Tammany won't night
against him, that 10 certain. II prob
ably won't remove any great amount
of its clothing and tight for him either.
When election day comes the Tam
| many leaders will probably knife him
in the city in order 70 keep control OF
the municipal Offices, Just as they did
four years ago. But If Cleveland 10
| defeated it certainly won't be because
be lacked the personal elements OF
| strength to carry the state. II he can't
| carry it no democrat can. Hill Is Z
brilliant fellow, and 10 popular with his
party, but the general feeling Is that
he Was a little previous In his efforts to
| drag of the nomination this time. IL
he behaves himself for the next four
years, / think New York and all the
rest of the democratic states will will
ingly concede 10 him the nomination"
Speaking Of the furniture outlook,
Mr.. Shale said: II don't think there
will be any very heavy buying just AZ
present. have been looking around
but l haven't bought anything vet,
and there are q great many more that
are doing the same. You can't tell
how business will open up this year. IL
is q presidential year and that has q
tendency TO upset things. Then the
weather has been so wet that business
Is generally unsettled. I think great
many of the buyers will come here as
usual this year and look over the sam
Piles very carefully without making
any extensive purchases. Then when
they find just how business 10 going to
open up they will buy from the sam
Dloa thew have soep ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
Among the Guests.

Mrs. George Hayes, Mrs. c. W.
French, Miss j. E. French and Fl. J.
Hayes and wife formed q party from
Muir that were guests at the New Law.
ingston.
James E. Shup of Newaygo and DR.
A. G. Gesler of Saranac dined 1t the
New Livingston yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. hayden and Miss Maud
hayden of Grand Haven dined at the
New Livingston yesterday.
Ira Bennett and n. Kenyon were
among the MuskegonItes that dined q,
the Morton yesterday.
Mrs. S. c. Savidge and @. p. Savidge
Of Spring Lake dined At the Morton
yesterday.
IN. Hill of Lansing and HE Bet
tenbender of Constantine are 1t The
Morton.
T. II. smith OF Fremont and NJ. e.
lot OF Lake Odessa are registered a.
Sweets.
II. O. Rich and wife of Ionia wer,
among yesterdays guests at the Nor
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Olney OF Ludingtor
dined at the New Livingston yesterday
NJ. {. Palmer, q well known Stanton
attorney, was at sweete yesterday.
MISE Ressie Miles of Ionia was CUES
at the New Livingston yesterday.
<. ]. Marsh, q Big Rapids real estat,
man. is . guest at the Morton.
h. n. Hilton of Jackson il 81 Che New
Livingston.
]. r. Weber of Ionia 10 at the New
Livingston.
T. II. Keller of Vaudeville IL . CUES
At Sweets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
Railroad Notes.

The G. r. Il l. has finished making
the survey to raise the grade of the
tracks from the>train shed to the bridge
to conform with the new grade line of
Ottawa street. 1t will be necessary IN
some places to raise the track nearly
sixteen inches.
The &. r. 81. will sell excursion
tickets to the camp meeting and Assem-.
bly, at Bay View for ope fare for round
trip. The sale opens July ii and con-
t.nues till July 20.
H. c. Potter, general freight agent OF
the Chicago, Kalamazoo & Saginaw
railroad, was in the city yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

Though you might not think it,
save George Fisher, who does the wind
and water act at White a Whites,
these horsemeB are great isys for
soda water aud fancy soft drinks. The
Jockeys especially are fond OF soda
water, and take three and four glasses
At one uhack. They say they ike 10,
and IL quenehes thirst without bioatlng,
which = what they want TO avoid
They keep away from beer and other
heavy drinks when N training MANY
Of them throw raw lemon juice and
sods aud salts aud sois into them
selves IN quantities that would make
another mans teeth fall out. The
business has rad a marked boom IN
the last week since the meetings
ene8ed -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
KILLED By A TRAIN
AND DIED FROM HIS INJURIES
tze wss Wssrhing Anosher Tram 81 fhs
Time nf tbs Aociasnt-Ssvsn
Children Fsshcsssss-

John Aestrsts, sAborer aged -
yesTs. was Killed yesterday morning "a
ESQ by G. r. l. freight train ~ the
West Leonard street crossing. He
stepped from the c. a W. n track 10
AVOID Al approaching trala, aud while
walking seIoss the u. X. a !. track
which 10 forty feet distant. he xss iook-
lag hack al the tram on the other track.
The pilot OF tue freight engine struck
him ia the chest. The train Vas run
ming slowly atths time and wAs stopped
before running Two car lengths after
The unfortunate man VAS struck. He
Was employed by Contractor Austee
on the Elizabeth stTeet sewer. short
distance from the crossing. Mr.. Musfee
learned that . man had been hurt ~
the train And went 10 zee who II ~ss.
He found Mestrate lying upon the walk
fex fest from the track. lie VA not
| dead but appeared 90 be ia terrible
agony.
He Delivered TAR kcys.
lie raised Up, aud taking key 10 the
| tool chest from nls pocket handed Il 10
| one oi the lsborers that had gathered
| around him. HE breathing Was isoored
and blood was flowing from hss mouth
Aad nose. The ambulance WAS called
snd ne vac taken 90 hls home
At No. 4os Tamsrack street. Coroner
Bradish and DR.. Apley were summoned
| and upon reaching the house they
| found the injured man lying upon The
floor, dead. He had died within an
| hour after the accident occurred. An
| examination revealed that his left
(. shoulder blade MAS broken. several
rlbs were fractured. the ends Of which
hsd pierced his lungs aud abdomen.
and several cuts and bruises were
found upon his head and body. Hls
| injuries were pronounced 20 he neces-
| sarlly latA.. The coroner impaneiea \
jury and adjourned the inquest until
this morning nj 10 O'Clock. al his
Office.
The train WAS IN charge OF Conductor
James Lemon and Engineer George
Ferry. The gatekeeper had not az
rived TO take his station, as ne Was not
required 10 report for duty until 7
O'Clock. He leaves has post Al IN the
evening and no one 10 on duty during
the night. Deceased ieavee wife and
seven children.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

South Fad Lodge No $50. l. O. o. r.
last evening installed the following
officers
\. G.-M. Butcher.
Y. CD. l.. Dlerdof.
Recording sser-tary-E. l.. Hilton.
freasurer-John uoye.
M.--tieorge A. Robb.
CT. g. Bslcher.
X ;. TO \. Oh. Turner.
L. :. 10 y. &C. A. Tbbs.
X. ;. s.-F. w. Sabin.
LIS. s.-Charles Cook.
.. 6.--P. q. ZalesmAn.
X. ;. 10 V. Oh. Jacobs.
ID. ID. q. A.-George A. Smith.
Representatives TO Grand LODGE
r. Caller, George A. Smith.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

Tns EeD2blieaas 81 he ests Of 6rsEd Rap
ts Nit hsl4 Et-iiissss "a leloS desls1Atcd Il
sAeir rcsSccflss xards ter c1osslas three dee
E4t1s each ~ ta1 Asn8 ossaty kepuo Ian
eoasaat.04. % - Geid J4ly Ia a4d Tor the
frsns4rLial "a such etler stls.ae.s as AaAS
properly - e1nslleEE&. " zfd committees afr
alth8fi ed - change time xad Diacs sf meet
Ia IL lees.szFs.
csai Wsrd-siresnles's once. northess:
sss l1f "a ie4L4 aaa Eoa1t@ia streets. Tues
ar Ipiy - - 3. ~
laird Ward-t53 Cherfy street. Tuesday
JalysL ca4loG nom - p "a.
kifth N4rc-kiaas hail. Tuesday. Juy =
I - .. D.
sixth s ard-4a West Leonard street. Tues
day. jal8 l.. 5 p "a
esss4th " ara-kzschs store. sctfoaef
sssrcG a~ar bragg ssrssE. Tuesday. Jaiy II
7. .. a.
Ekhth WARTS West bridge street. Tues
dzY, I1I4 - { % p "a.
Slafa wsld-lla v est Eal5oa street. Tues
dzs. July IL. 80 p m
I~elltA ard Southwest coraeF South
Ioais aad Hai streets. tuesday. Jais L. -
p. n.-
psIzAf 6oss
thalIman u cry Committees
OEoeGE GLAFTzE7Ox.
@~.rrSf4rQ At CRY foFuuirrs-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

Nav YoRg. July She Louisville
4 Nashville directors totsg declared a
senafannHal dividend Of ? per cent.
The last dividend was p per cent. II
was generally believed that the divi-
aend would s.e reduced 10 IL per cent,
the declaration IF 2 per cent vas . de-
clasd surprise. 1bs Pests financial
cahleEratn says There report that
the Rotssehssds influenced the L0as-
vile dividend T6is i the lead ING tea
tuss OF tsse markets. whseh otherwise
are lame bal steady"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
SWEET CHARITY'S SAKE.
Profitable Lawn Fete for the u. B. A. I'm
provement Fund.

Inspired by charity, the women of
Paris avenue gave very enjoyable
and profitable lawn fete at the corner
of Paris and Wealthy avenues last
night.
The idea is that of DR.. Graves, who
proposed that they raise money to use
Ia the improvement of the L. Il. A.
home and hospital. Mesdames William
Fowler, J. A. Gonzales, A. II. More
head, Walter A. Smith, Alfred Baxter,
Daniel Mccoy, George +. Sinclair. D..
c. Underwood, General Hastings and
others were the prime movers and
their efforts were very successful.
The beautiful lawn was handsomely
decorated with flags and lanterns.
Tables and booths prettily arranged
were spread about. These booths were
presided over by the patronesses, and
ices, light refreshments and cigars
were sold. About 500 people visited
the fete during the evening and =
good sum Was realized.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
Fores,ers Elect Ohcers-

Thursday night Court Lyon. No. 4i6.
Independent Order OF Foresters. elected
the following officers Chief ranger, s.
III. Spencer, vice chief ranger, \. Ii.
osternonse; recording secretary. H. NJ.
Sleeper; financial secretary, s. w. Nc
kee; treasurer, Jno. ID. Muir; chaplain,
+. Ailward; senior woodward. Cnas.
Caster; junior woodward, Jno. A. Clark
senior beadie, ID. ID. Wairath; junior
beadle, E. +. Whippie, court physician.
A. b. Thompson; court deputy, J. 5.
Edwards.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
Smashed Zinzer's BUGGY.

Last evening John Zinzer's horse and
carriage was hitched in front of the
Zinzer block, at No. &c West Bridge
street, when it was run into by double
rig driven by unknown parties and the
buggy WAS badly smashed. .Inzer's
horse was thrown down and entangled
in the harness and thlils. The harness
Was broken but the horse was not IN
jured. The colliding party drove rap
idly away and their names could not be
learned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

NEW YORK. July s.-The program At
Brighton Beach WAS good one aud
1000 persons went 70 the track.
Fret, one miie--Lord Dalmeny first,
Mabelle second. India Rubber third;
time, l:42i.
Second. five furlonge-Bouncefully
first, Stowaway second, silviana third;
time, lao.
Third, quarters Of . mile Al
calde fret, Tempt second, Poverty
third; time, l:l6s.
Fourth, one and one-sixteenth miles
Lizzie first, Mary Stone second, No
mad third; time, last.
Fifth, five-eights Of mlle-Onward
first. Zenobia second, Contribution
third; time, LOS.
Sixth, seven-eighths of q mils-Jack
Rose first. Arnica second, Long Dance
third; time, l:S2.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
LUCKY SELLS AND RENTFRow
Their New IS Cent Combination Proves a
VeritabIe Mascot.

After an enormously successful tour
of the leading northern cities, Sells and
Rentfrow-whose name az amusement
purveyors 10 "a wide as the continent
their celebrated tented aggregation,
features, in the same complete form a.
seen in the north. Having but q few
weeks 10 devote 10 the southern circuit
only the most important towns will be
visited. The people hereabous will he
delighted TO know that Grand Rapids
is TO be ono of the favored cities, the
date Of the Sells aud Rentfrow's exhi-
bltion here being Monday aud Tues
day. July Is and -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09
sERvA's GOVERNMENT DOOMED.
Honduras Revoiusionasss Steadily Pro-
crossing Toward Final Victory.


NV oRlEaxs. July s.-The arrival
OF the steamer from Honduras brings
the news that the revolution in that
country is rapidly progressing. and tina,
the inofcstions All point TO the over
throw OF The present. or Serva govern
men. Gen. Posiesrpo Bonells has been
proclaimed president 81 interim, and
viii he called 10 the presidential chair
in case the revolaisonssts win, anti
congress can meet snc elect . eonsti-
tanonsl president. The fssoiutsopssts
are now an inll possession OF the north
or Atlantic coast ct Honduras.
General <uilo, sbe leader ~ TIE
reyolu tonsry movement. retained "a
toe merchants sll the forced leans ot,.
tanned from them. ard threw open Toe
doors Of the penltentlsry sc Traxaio,
releasing large nusafsr Of pslircss
prisoners conhned there. Ga Jane 81
sfe fesolstsoalsfs force, 80 stroae
sci eat en- rs march 70 Iesuefpa As
the departments OF 0ssnrha aus yofe
were under the centFos Of tire fesolu.
tiooss 4 was expected that re enforce
ments would 5oia tie Advancing army,
80 taat Sailo wooId arrive before Re.
gaeispa ssth an Army u $3.50 msa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-09

Little Misses nsssy Luce, Hazel An
berg and MsTgsTst Long. whose col
lsctlse ages were about = years, have
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