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p% 1t may seem strange, but it is
nevertheless true, that alcohol, regu-
larly applied to thrifty farmers stom-
ach, will remove the boards from the
fence, let the cattle into his crops, kill
his fruit trees, mortgage his farm and
sow his fields with wild oats and this
ties. 1t will take the paint off his
buildings, break glass out of his win
dows and fill them with rags. It
will take the gloss from his clothes,
and the polish from his manners, sub
due his reason, arouse his passions,
bring sorrow and disgrace upon his
family, and topple him into drunk
ards grave.-Farm Journal.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1892-12-07

WHAT A GRAFTON" Is.-A ration
is the established daily allowance of
food for one person. For the United
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1892-12-07
THE GOLDEN CAVES.
BY CHARLES B. LEWIS I'M. QUAD.)
CHAPTER XVII.

sfICHH 11SSoVt"IrOH'
who IRE following at his heels and urg-
ing each other to make the first attack.
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THREE NATIVES Or PIKE
By DAN DE QUII,LE

copyright, 1892. by American Press Associ
ation.]
PROLOGUE.
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a3tisfellanepus &eading.

[To BE CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK
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The Sturp Teller.

THE END,
, 1892-02-24

Questioners as to, the reason hs depart
mont had for refusing to p1ess the false pr
fences charge against Mrs. Osborne. 1t was
Tumored in court, however, that Mrs. Osborne
will shortly be reairested and that the charge
OF perjury will be preferred against hes in
another court. Should this be thr caseci it is
thought strange that Mrs. Osborne was allow.
ed to leave the court, for, it is claimed, she
might ti0w leave England again suddenly and
her friends mi .ht justly claim that she has
surrendered herself for trial, that the Treasury
has refused to prosecute her, that she has been
discharged by the presiding Judge, and that,
therefore, she is vindicated. One reason given
for the failure of the Treasury officials topr ess
the charge of false pretences against Mrs. Os-
borne this morning is that Major and Mrs.
Hargreaves positively refused to appear in
court against the unhtppy woman, and that
the Treasury will be compelled TO adopt ano-
ther line Of prosecution, which will force
MAJOR and Mrs. uargreayes to give testimony
ID the case.
Later in the day it transpired that Mrs. o.
borpe was re-arrested shortly after leaving the
Gulldhall, and that she was then placed in q
cab and was driven,to Bow Street Police Court.
where she was formally c! argcl " tn perjury.
The news of this second, step On the part of
~ "o'n'I!VleS "as NcPV d secret IN me oul4u
hall, in order to prevent a rush of people to
Bow street. The prisoner was crying bitterly
when placed in he dock at the f nous Police
court; but even in that trying position she was
supported b. her husband, Capt. Osborne,
who accompanied her to the Guild-hall and in.
to the prisoners dock at Bow Street. doipg his
utmost to console his suffering wife.
At Bow street evidence Of the arrest and
charge was given, and Mrs. Osborne was Tor.
mllly reminded for q week without bail.
, 1892-02-24
M i 8 C ii e o u
spectator, JaRuary 30th.)

The Queen has addressed a touch
ing letter to her people, repeating
her deep sense of the loyalty and
afectionate sympathy they have ex-
pressed "on an occasion more ira
gieal than any but one which has be-
fallen me and mine, as well as the
nation The overwhelming misfor-
tune which has befallen her and his
parents in the loss of one so amiable
and gentle and full of promise, e n
ders it hard for his stricken parents
his dear young bride, and his fond
grandmother to bow in submission to
the inscrutable' will. The sym
pathy Of millions, which has been so
touchingly and visibly expressed, is
deeply gratifying at such a time, and
l wish, both in my W name and
that of my children, to express;
from my heart my warm gratitude
to all. These testimonies of sym
pathy with US, and appreciation Of
my dear Grandson, whom | lovedsas
a Son, and whose devotion to ne
was as great as that Of a Sen, will
be a help and consolation to me
and mine in our ahliction. NV
MISUNDERSTANDING the last thir-
ty years of my reign haveindeed been
heavy. Though the labours. ankle
ties, and responsibilities inseparable
from my position have been great.
yet it is my earnest prayer that God
may continue to give me health. and
strength to work for the good and
happiness Of my dear country! aid
Empire while life lasts-Victoria.
RI" The letter is obviously IN the
Queens own hand writing, and from
the Queens own heart. n.n.r[. :
On Monday, President Harrison
sent a long and Internationally word
ed message to Congress, in which he
describedth the course ofthe negotiations
with Chilli. He had told Congress In
his annual Message that he expected
a satisfactory settlement, Of the aues-
ton, but that if such settlement did
not take place, or was needlessly de-
layed be would bring this matter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
General State News.

Wednesday morning Mrs. Tobias
Ellinxsen OF Petoskey, was attacked
while alone III the house by a man who
entered and seized her 10y the shoul
ders. She broke away from him and
attacked him with the poker, but he
overpoweTed her aud bound her hands
together with n handkerchief. Al the
most critical moment the family cat
overturned crock in the Kitchen. At
this the rascal became frightened and
feel through the front door, and q mo-
meut later Mr.. EllIngssn entered ard
found ms wife bound and IN fainting
condition. Tnese is no clue TO the per-
petrator OF the outrage.
Al the meeting OF the directors of the
University Musical society held Tues
day evening, il was decided TO call the
new school OF music the University
school OF Music. Professor A. A. STAN
ley WAS formally appointed director.
Three courses were determined upon
10 be called "Geuerai." High school,"
and Academic" A number OF names
of prospective teachers were considered
sat no appointments were made.
Reports TO the state hoard of health
show influenza, neuralgia, bronchitis
aud rheumatism IN the order named
causiag most sickness ia Michigan dur
lux the week ending March 10. ID ph-
thsrla Was reported ct thrty-seven
places. scarlet fever At fifly-nins,
tvpho.d fever at twenty-fonr aud
measles At ten.
seven victims Of the East Jordan
mill explosion were buried Vednes.
dsv, aud ti,e eighth. Sandy RheIphsrd,
= diving. The corouer's jury - max.
ing A thorough investigation Of tho
csG.e OF the explosion and will preua.
by reach q verdict Saturday.
Jones Irw n. prominent citizen Of
Constantine, was seriously asd scci.
drntaily cat n the face tie otncr day
BY MS son, who vas using al ar. The
wound extends from the bridge Of nis
nose the entire length Of rs cheek.
The Rev. Nr. Robinson. psstor Of The
N. F. church a. 1isTkson. Oakland
county, = the subject of a church tflsi
lie . accused q being erimnsily
iutaatr With certain members If his
congregation.
August foskley, q FlalsndsF, was
klAsa hy fall OF earth IN tne Veiun-
ter alne "a Nezauaee 90 WelnesIsv
lie lets widow ard LARGE family OF
children
James n Cairns Of Kalamazoo. had
hsss zuli fractured by fsveivfns feiloe
iH the Smith 4 PameFay Hind ssasi shsps
Wednesday. lie All probably FsssveFs
TIE s2ea ebseb the late "a b Palmer
81 0lest. lets ss = negasst ~ MS siii 20
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
-
CHARGED WITH BAsTARpY.
a Shelby Postmaster Up for Second
OE-nsc.

SHELLEY. Mich, March 2i.-Charles
Morgan, tor SIX years keeper of the
county poor-farm. married man aud
father OF one child. is charged by Flora
McAlIister, living near there. with be-
ing the father of her child, born at
Ludington lSst September. Morgan
denies the charge and as proof pro-
duces an affidavit made by Flora two
weeks after the birth OF the child. in
which she denies his guilt. He GAYS
that Tumors against hlm were ailoat,
and he took the affidavit at such an
early day TO forstall all emergencies.
The girl, however, says that che made
the statements IN the affidavit only in
order to shield Morgan and because he
promised TO settle the matter with a
cash consideration. Morgan is the
same man who. with Charles McClave,
one of the superintendents OF poor. was,
some time ago, charged by female
inmate of the county house named
Tracy, with undue familiarity. The
case was thoroughly investigated 10y
the hoard OF supervisors at the time.
but the Tracy woman utterly failed to
subs,antiste her charge. The McAlhs-
ter case will be Investigated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
TOWNS MUsr ELEcr TWO.
Attorney Generals Opinion on Township
Boards OF Review.

LAxsIxe. Mich. March 2i.--Tn an
swsr to a query ss 10 whether one or
two members should be elected on
boards OF review at the approaching
spring election, the attorney general
has prepared the following reply
The general tar law Of 1889, under
winch The present member OF the hoard
81 review was elected, was expressly
repealed BY act No 600 Of the laws Of
1891.
II am Of the opinion that the MEM
Der OF the hoard Of review who was IN
efiice al she time set No. 900 took
effect. was, ~ reason Of the repeal OF
that lsw. lsg stated out of Office and
tass lt will be necessary 60 elect tNo
member. OF the board Of review At tnis
snriug's election. Ono Of the members
og the board Of REVIEW should be
elected for one year. md one Tor two
years. aud The oiicl should be 80 ass-
isnsted ca thu township ticket
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
Michigan Pensions.

Original-George Reed, Wellington
Johnson. Charles Miles, Augustus
Richards. Thomas Twining, William
REYNOLDS, George Lininger, William T.
Hutchinson, David Y. Cook. William
y. Werth, Edward Pasco, George IL.
Brewster. Charles d. Coddington, Will
liam w. Clark, George A. Dunning,
John Briggs, William Kennedy, Will
Lam Lanpman. Orrin Is. Miller,
Charles w. Bsbcock, Benjamin NJ.
Waterman. Abram Rlegle, William
Maxson, Jesse Trump, Oscar f..
Wells, Arthur Ridd. Fred n.
over,on, Samuel A. Flint. Andrew
MCPHERSON, Joseph y. Reed. Addl-
tionsl David Strong. Adoniram
J. Rice, Samuel y. Morton, James II !.
Ross, Ira p. Bsrnum. Lorenzo O. Ilol-
den, ARA L. Fowler, Peter II. Ebo.
Edward NJ. Leonard, Lerisley .. Par
meter. Increase-John Richards,
Leander G. Handy. Richard Ostrom,
Merritt III. Perkins. Walter Elliott.
Charles F.. Mcbride, Wilism J. Clouscr,
Philemon l.. Gosling. Thomas Crosby,
Andrew j. Booth. William
III. Weed. John J. Hlnchey. Henry
VERIFY. Martin Van STRAIT. original ,
widows. etc.-James Mitchell (fatherl,
Catherine Kimball. Frances T.. Snow,
Catherine Cook (mother), Alicia Quirk
tmother).
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25

DETROIT, March 2i.-Eugene Robin
son, an extensive local paving con-
tractor, commenced suit in the Wayne
circuit court today against Carter, Haw-
ley x Co. of New York. extensive I'M
Dortfrs of Trinidad asphalt, tor 500, 900
damage, claimed TO have ! On sus-
tanned by shipment TO him of 5000 tons
Of detective asphalt. General Robin
son gave a bond of indemnity to the
city OF Detroit, guaranteeing the sound
condition OF q large amount OF asphalt
paving, completed year ago, having
been AZ an expense of S20,o 900 already
IN re-sGrfscing his work.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
suoAR 81 RhIsINo.
PROF. Kedzie Receives Some Encouraging
Reports on IL.

LASsISo. Mich, March 2i.-Prof.
Kedzie of the Agricultural college, has
just issued very encouraging bulletin
OF the results OF experiments In raising
of the sugar beet IN Michigan in 1891.
Sixteen hundred pounds OF seed WAS
exported from France, of four vsrie-
ties, bv the state board of agriculture,
aud distributed 10 400 farmers IN the
state. With full directions for culture,
with the request that a report OF the
result should be made and specimens OF
the production sent to the college for
analysis. The requests have not been
as fully complied with as hoped, but as
the result OF the reports and ANALYSIS of
the specimens from l3S individuals IN
sixteen counties, mostly IN the south
ern portion of the state, the yield IS
shown TO have been an average OF ff-
teen tons per acre. with 1884 per cent
OF sugar IN the juice.
TINS per cent OF sugar is lisa per
cent above that required from the
manufacturers standpoint in order TO
make 1t profitable TO work, and equal
To $50 per acre.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
SHOT HIM TO KILL
William Pursls, Marine Engi-
neer, Murdered
BY A HURON, o., BARTENDER
The Affair Apparently Entirely unsss-
yoked - Purvis' Remains
Brought Home.

DErHofr, March 24.-Williaa Parvis
l53 Junction avenue. wss murdered
ast Tuesday IN Huron. o., little
town below sandasky, on Lake Erie.
Puryis was q marine engineer anu
chef empioys IN that capacity for the
firm OF Bacon & Co.. fish dealers.
-Four weeks ago yesterday Pa RVS left
Detroit for the purpose Of fitting out q
boat az Huron, aud was accompanied
there By Patrick Malloy OF Cleveland,
smother marine engineer. Both men
pat up AT the Green hotel at Huron.
few days before the tragedy Nal
10y had n quarrel with Dan Osburne,
the barte nder. a man about IS years OF
age, hut 10 passed OF At the time with
buEne was drinking pretty heavily, and
IA the forenoon loaded q couple OF re.
volyefs. remsrkIng as ne did go that he
was going 10 spill blood that day.
shot Hin, second Time
After dinner. as PurYis and Nailoy
were IN the act OF passing through the
bar. Pnrsis IA the advance, Osburne
raised a revolver in each hand and
fired AT Aalloy with the left hand gun.
The ball took effect ia Malloy's neck
and he fell To the flour. Purvis
turned and cried out: For
Gods sake don't Kill the man." at
which Osborne exclaimed he would
shoot him or any man that took
MS part. Al the same time he pulled
the right-hand gun n PuTyis, who
duekrd 10 the shelter of the counter
and tried to escape 10 the door. os-
burue changed the left-hand gun to
MS right, aud stOop.ng over the coun-
ter fired. The ball entered Parvis' side
and penetrated the ahdumen. lie died
nine hours afterwards.
Last night Malloy Vas alive, but ac-
cordng 10 the doctors account the
bloody affair wall prove TO be \ double
murder siHce he says there IS no hope
OF Malloy's recovery.
John b. Purvis, . brother of the muir
dered man. went to Huron yesterday
morning for me brothers. remains anu
brought the body 10 Detroit Tor IN
termeut. The funeral will take place
from No. lGS Junction avenue at .
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
oshurne was arrested and placed in
Jail at Huron, but a mob gathered with
threats OF lynchgng and be was taken
To Ssndusky Tor safe keeping.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25

he Congregational church OF ohveE.
as been received by the trustees Of
BE esarea. The spec hcstions attend
ing the request are that II goes towsrs
1 new Del for the new church ealhce,
.lew under consideration.
TIE thirteenth annual meeting OF the
lake Superior conference OF CoDgrega-
tloBal churches Will be held as Lake
Linden today add tomorrow.
Andrew Hughes WAS instantly killed
ny the cars while switching AZ Flint,
Wednesday night. HIS brains we're
scattered along the track.
The Rev. Cisrenes 4. Brown OF chi
cago will enter upon ms duties as pas
Tor Of the First Congregational church
at oiiyet oa April i.
TIE next annual meeting of the State
Nedicai association of Michigan will be
held at Fiat on the 9Th and 9th OF
May.
The ALMA Driving Park ASSOCIATION
announces the date OF its spring meet
ing June !, . aud 8 with $1,000 IN prizes.
Herman b. Preston OF Williamson.
has been sentenced 10 state prison foi
seven years tor forgery.
Gen. u. +. Partridge, well known IN
G. A. r circles, is dying OF the grip at
hls home near Bay City.
Robert Walton, 63 years old, dropped
dead on the railroad track al 81.
Joseph Wednesday.
The local option law will be enforced
at Alma by newly organized law ana
order league.
Cadillac has musical union with q
membership of an even one hundred.
The Church Manufacturing company
OF Morenci, will remove To Adrian.
The Michigan Schoolmasters' club
Will meet At Ann Arbor, April 8.
The strike at Hodges foundry, Han
cock, remains unchanged.
Copemish. q town two years old, has
organized = cornet band.
The Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium at
Saginaw is to be enlarged.
Efforts are being made to organize .
bicycle club at Cadillac.
Crystal Falls wants . hotel and will
pay bonus for Que.
Trenton will have mineral paint
mandatory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25

DETROIT, March 24.-Tracey Slaugh-
ter, colored, was shot in the right side
about 10 O'Clock this morning bv the
notorious Bertha McPherson. at No. u
Mulle.istreet, where they have been llv
ng together. The woman escaped and
Slaughter WAS taken To 81. Mary's hos
pi,al. HIS wound is serious. but not
necessarily fatal. Slaughter is the man
arrested several weeks ago for slashing
colored woman with n knife. The
ease was dropped, as she declined TO
prosecute HIM.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
Lsrccniss Pardoned.

LANSING, March 24.-Governor Win
ans today pardoned Richard Purdom,
se Mt from Wayne county TO Jackson
for three years IN September, 1890, for
larceny from store. The amount of
property consisted only of small
quantity OF tobacco. and that under
the influence of intoxicants INDUCED
in during period Of depression. He
was not of the criminal class, and had
strong aid in securing his release and
good friends to assist him in freedom.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
RussELL's STATEMENT True.

lie is Retained by Ii. Bondholtsrs 10
Fight the City.
DErRoIr. March 24-it is now as
serted thai Alfred Russeil's statement
that ne hiss been employed TO look
after the interests OF the street railway
company Is correct, and that he - re-
tanned by the Washington Trust COM
pany of New York, winch holds the
bonds issued BY the new company TO
pay the old owners for the roads.
Rnsseil's open admission that he was
bought OF greatly strengthens the
city's aide and wldens the breach be-
tween the old and new owners. with Il
prospect OF a hot light.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25

vas on Clinton street Isst night Graz
drunk. she lad Il eli TO the eigs
ashes, bat got s. or tweaty days jus
tie sane. Cigar aches have the repa
sstlon CT gising q person very rapid IN
ebflstson, one drink with ashes IA y
beIng worth twenty without. Cour'
0fticer ack Hayes IS authority for lbs
stat~ment that the buns about ths
market carry box Of gar ashes about
with them, dropping 4 little into their
drink 10 secure lspid and cheap Tags.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25

LANSING, March 24.-D. w. Urine and
Fl. n. Peck of Jackson. and Frank
Basserle OF Petoskey have been added
tn the list OF commencement orators at
the college.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25

GrAxp UkvES, Neh-, March "A -
1hs democrats tonight nominated
Robert Ffach for wayar. William y
Angel, recorder. Jacob NsadefVssi,
treasurer. Aadfew Nefnoef. nashsl
John Brsnd.tsller ard simon Siayehng.
supervisor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25

Friday and Saturday Ira c. Hatch
will sell the best family -four for Sl.90
per hundred.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25

Sick headache? Beechs ms Pills will
relieve.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
cHsss asp EAsy IA0s.
cgs Ashes IN Clsss 81 Beer Have
poeesfsl Rfses.

DKrHogF. Msfeh IA Somebody put
cigar sshes Ia nf fesF." setbed Lille
Wright, a cosseig Blalaffo eiFls before
justice sheanaa thss E0Fulag. Lille
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25

8he .sses rs.iof- - I.r s'-a4ss - tssn rstfsE
With the IRE sBa p spa 1. & X. X forms tsi
quickest and most direct reut. y litfssnrx
A. ksrrs.
CT kps A. CisFelAr1-o
e. g. FsrFrs. 81 Fass ~ aRenk
sss. cssrsEtl cstv AZ Z = senfes-st
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fDaiiy. Al others daily except sunday.
Taxing effect euaasy. jay rs. tss<
kieeping cars on Faci &c sas Atsrue 50
Dresses 10 ana iran nssrest fsfisf 90
leave petrett ~ s;H D.. m. arriving :
Grand ksnf ~ 70 ?. m. Direct cosnscf on
=, ~ f''.f sr~ ~ ess
roe stree ard - tnien 4 tisrt
FRrnM. Rsfess. Gen. Ag't. " xonree>
C.w. RrseLEk. u. y. and r Az = CbscAxa
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CHICAGO WAC. R. 81

I've Grand Rapids 10 ~ m 200 IN liWpu
Arr Shicago....---.. 3 IS ON feepm eHs n
10 - m train has through Waxner psyior
ca. "a III % m train daily. through WaxpH
sleeping car.
I've ca caso a, an so m ,afe m
Arr or a Alb m t5pm bisar
$40 y m tram through wagner psi1of car
loio . N train. cafy. through Wagner seep
ing car.
fhroueh tickets and f1ii information can be
bad by csiilng upoa A. Almquist. tle1et age az
az mi on station or q. W. Munsop. Unien tickes
agent. g. Mourc--st. GRAD Rspida Mich
c. Ia LocKveoA Gen Pass Arsnt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-25
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TnK CRY CLIRK.
CTrY OF GRAxp RAIDS, Kent County. Nich..
March fs lSea
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DETROIT, Jana ,s
lAssINd a NoRrrtss n. n
GOING To pETk0If

Ar. bEThotf-..-..---is.6o m -S:ls pm 10 OPS
RETURNING FROM DETROIT.
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To and from lAAslns sad heseli-Ssns ~
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Ar. from Lowrii 1911 80 sn SID en- .-....-.
THROUGH tAh sAktIGL
Between Grand hspias saa uesrest-fsrlas
cars on ali trains seats = csnts.
betNeea Grand Rapids aue SSgfnaw-Paries
car leaves Grand Rapids Z su5 amt arrives 10
Grand Rapids l9st3 pm Seats = eeatS
sLgeTy dav. Otbsf trsies week asys only.
GEO. DElANEN. Gen Psss'r Ax'L