Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-06

Jackson saloons did . front door
business Monday, and the result was q
free street exhibit Of mighty and glo-
rious jags, radiant altitudinous loads,
large purple effervescent, redolent car
goes. There were fighting jags. silly
jags. plebian jags and blue blooded
lags; jags which, if arranged side by
side IN cabinet aud labeled "Jaokson's
best" would make worlds fair ex-
hibit that would challenge the admira-
ton and wonderment of the universe.
The men who sold the jag material
will be prosecuted, the new chief OF
police says, but by the salOonkeepers
his talk Is considered as merely an idle
threat. No liquor seller was ever
prosecuted in the Central City for dis
posing OF liquid exhilaratlon on the
Fourth.
The bitter feeling which has long ex-
isted between the union aud nom
union stevedores along the Detroit
docks eliminated Monday in q des-
perate fight between the factions. Sew
eral were seriously injured, knives, re-
volvers. CLUBS and stones being freely
used. The ringleaders were arrested.
Otis Pierce has received $500 from his
father at Coldwater for keeping prom
ise that he wouldn't smoke, chew nor
drink until he had passed the 2lst mile.
stone IN his LIES journey.
Charles Aimee, IA. st. Louis, one eye
gone, tother injured; old shot gun.
| Jake Wilson, Married man, same town,
ankle terribly shattered; anvil ex-
| ploded.
| Daniel Briggs, cashier of tho Bank OF
Saginaw, Gays he wouldn't object to
| running for state treasurer On the re-
publican ticket this fall ~ IT'S q sure
winner.
In prize drill at Bay City Monday in
which q number of military companies
attached 70 state troops partic pated /,
Detroit Light Infantry carried of frst
prize.
Sheriff Downey of Kalamazoo has
returned from Denver with Guy Bovine
and $500 worth of jewelry stolen from
VI. Brodish's store IN Augusta last
April.
Ada Hougn, . Saginaw girl, was shot
| IN the hip by bullet fired by q crimiD-
ally careless celebrater. Doctor found
bullet: police looking for shooter.
Lightning struck the barns of Eli
Bsocock, near Paw Paw, burning them
with all their contents. Damages,
| 81 200; insurance, 5000.
James T. Farley, superintendent of
the night patrol of the Chicago mer-
! chants police, went mad in Detroit.
Whisky.
An old man at Moreno named
Phipps, IL looking for i6-yesr-oid wife
who tired N 3 week OF his frigld car
! eases.
| William Lee, While diving in Saginaw
bay, struck his head against something
hard. He may recover.
II. n. Harrington, . Bay City mail
Garner had q thumb removed while fir-
iug a national salute.
Only two saloon keepers attempted
10 keep open at Muskegon the Fourth,
and they are in jail.
The schooner Racine, abandoned BY
her crew, is ashore fifteen miles above
Point Aux Bsrques-
William Erb 10 in jail az Bad Are for
smashing Rafus Edmond's head with q
beer glass.
| Fred Clemens, Engiishman. brick
layer, g, drowned 81 Port Huron while
fishing.
Clark Fuller. iewsier of otsego, ha.
only one hand. Jumbo frecrscser.
Nsraustte's opera house vas dam.
aged by FIRE 70 the extent of 5000.
George Jones (colorsdl of AlleSan
vii Iose bis hand. Gun burst.
/ A Harrison ard Reid club viii be OF.
ssnized sIsnsing this week.
At Bar City lake bugs interfere with
the electric lights.
The Ioes Ind an at Fremont 10 dead
r. p.
Nouroe's new jasI will cost y. 900.