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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

On either sfc Of the medallion are passion to"er
palm branch and a lily. mo b"dor Of thc tablet Is u
bronze leaves. ~ymbo.cal Of strength.
Bishop Mcdonnell WIN unyri the medallion tablet and
all the clergy Of the diocese win De- present
m0nv.
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PREsBYTEIIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 1s9A-
The proceedings OF the Assembly at Portland Oregon
reported by The TribuIes special nde,t
at the Assembly. Presbyterian Clergyman. subsan.
italy In full To be issued shortly after the close Of
the Assembly. single copies rs cents.
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WAR SHIPS SUNK At SNMOA-Whnt rny b
expected Of the American Navy, in pluck dauntles,
courage md pcrtinacify In n war with Chill. well
cxcmpIifed. This numbcs contain. Tho John.tows
Disaster American Girls Abroad" ",tories sl
iiuntng." etc. 1OI pages. 10 cent.
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VILLAGE IMPROVEMENTS, WHY American VII.
inac- Diiirr in Pro-pcrty. In small mphcf for o.,
The ch,rrinG nrcie OF d. a. Northrop. .cuiag forth
The whine Of handsome appearance aai snniary Def.
termcnts rhe pleasure he derived inha biants
from inprO, as>ocaon.. aud "a, great service
amy n'nn can do for his native village. ccnts
copyi S3 per 100 copies.
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INCOMING STEAMERS
OUTGOING STE IMERS.
TODAY.
rrLspAl. JUNE II.

IUlSDhl JUNE IL
,nrcc. ne Lloyd. Brcmenva sonil'pton.. d" ~
WEDNESDAY. JUSE 10
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AFTER. DINNER SPEf CHEs.-A htndsomc D an
phIet Of pages. containing the eloquent and
entertaining after spccc and memorial nd.
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Addresses are given by Mr. Depcw. DIR. Parhhurss
Joseph Jefferson. ex. President Clcy ennd DIR Brtxss
Mr. Dana. Mr. Mckcwny, Mr. Bromley. Secretary
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DR.. Twicheii Gen. Porter. Charles :. smith. W.
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a
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CHILL AND THE NEW NAVY President IIar.
risons mrssngc the Chitiaa affair. reprinted
In pamphlet form. together with a complies
description of the new American NAVY. A large nun.
her OF the typical vessels described length with
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

HOW TO WIN FORTUNE. BY Andrew Carnegie
from the Tribune of April 1S9O-This il the article
which declared that n college cducationis essen.
copy.
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TRIBUNE WAR STORIES.-A ma sniGcen colcctisa
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SAILED

Steamers Moiican. for BRISTOL 'han''rh-ol, -,
A,rna Kingston. Mc,ieo. Havana N'MrI' '"l"I! ~ x"
maui Mon.go RaS Ar~Ais. 'iruiu"g"' pa iIh r
tl, lurn,ol Tallahassee. savannah. t'i
L.... L. ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11
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Daily Pension List.

Origlnal--John Bonjour, William s.
Bradley. Stephen Z. Mason, Thomas
Cleveland, Abner Z. Moon, Charles
Rowe. Richard Chf. Lew Acker. Eras-
tus j. Fox. James l.. Scribner, Nick lus
Moehnen. Holden 5. Albro, Benjamin
Drake, Andrew Mctiraw, Oliver Gun
ningham, Exam Cole. Peter Ross. Geoge
b. Mann, Allen + Rowley, David Van
Houten, Charles W. Richardson, George
w. Ragg. Arson fease. Calico Car
hart. Writ w. Colfax, John Erickson,
Daniel Downer, William NJ. Decker,
Sylvester Moore, Joseph T. VanAm-
berg, Homer B. Wire, Japia ". Van
Werner. James Collins. Martin NJ.
Murray, Benjamin Carpenter. Nelson
r. Eslabrook, John Erickson. Addi-
uonal-Ssnford I. Carr Ill, Alfred l..
Thurstou, William w. Croft. Amander
q. Barnes. Supplemental-Solom o.
Hunt Renewal aud ncrease-George
l.. Loboutte. William Ben
nett, David W. Leighton, David q. Cav
wood. Reissue-George E. Perkins,
James X. Harpster. Original widows,
etc.--Eilsn Brown, Dorothea Bachman
(motherl, Melinda Day (motherl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11

LANSING. June lo.-rhe supreme
court today settled a point in law which
entirely new 10 tins country. II vas
ID case OF James B. Seager ct ais, heirs
OF schuyler / seaRer. Certain min
eral lands belonging to the estate of
Schuyler y. Seager had been leased for
the sum OF $500. When the widow
claimed dowery thereon friendly
suit was brought IN the Inghsns circuit
as test case and carried to the SUI.
preme court. The opinion written by
Justice McGrath anu concurred in by
the other justices holds that the widow
- entitled 10 dowery as claimed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11

Nellie Gilbert, the Sly Bay City girl
who had the skin { her right ley
nearly sli torn OF whsse footing with a
street car driver several weeks ago. :
still trrble sufferer. The doctors
have transferred skin from different
parts ot her body IN the injured mem
Der and entertain hopes OF their pa
teat's being able 20 walk in Q fe Y
months.
The common council of Decatur has
passed an ordinance prohibiting the use
Of bareed wire a the construction OF
street feucss. tbs r. sad blow 10 the
iaxous gentlemen OF that city whouisve
Teen IN the habit OF springing she
barb ire-fence-dia-it' excuse for
narrowed conassnsnces on their cred
nioas spoases
Charles Boufsv, farmer living near
Luther. had ms head cut OF while re-
turning home from Reed CITY. he had
hsen drinking His family consists of
two heys. sgrd " ard ~ years. and
daugnter ; years Of age. His wife died
three years age.
TIE hodies ef John Hurley and W
y Robinson have been recovering from
the Detroit river. where they both met
tsseir death on the fatal saturday night.
Nay "a. n she collision between the
steamer Cay OF asekInsc sad ths tue
wsshoufn.
=. G.. Huntley, late Of Company &,
FIRST Michigan cavalry. died suddenly
at Hartford. Death wss caused by
ts,e aresk,nx of an ssscess inlhss lungs,
near as cd gunshof woant- He had
earrisa y pei Bullet for twenty seven
Years.
William Viewers. essored lad IA
years # age. ~ss sro-xped a the Ksls-
n1szsss river Thursday a.ehs whase IN
seifrnssex
The West Mich e&a Ep.seap~l esn~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11
Detroit Is Threatened.

DErsor. June l0.-Prince Mlchae
has issued the following from the
county Jail. where ne Is detained
charged with the most heinous crimes
IN the calendar: ITO Sheriff Hauley-
Thus sayeth the Lord Of Hosts: Woe
woe woe - the people aud city of
Detroit II my people are not liberated
and made free by the eleventh hour on
saturday next. l Will withhold my
nvengipg hand no lnger, aud the
Judgments shall fall thick and fast: for
those whom justify let no man con-
denim. ! am the Lord your God, that
caused this TO be written and gwen to
thee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11

LANSING. June l0.-Opsnions filed
Affsrned-Perry vs.. sulIer, People w..
E.Her, Oglnan vs.. OFtman, Jacobia
estate vs.. Terry, Pittsburgh 4 Lake
Superior improvement company vs.
klfkpaLEick, Beecher vs.. City OF p~
tFost, LltEmer vs.. Houck, Freedman
vs.. Camphela, Gordon vs.. McGnnis,
Young Va OHIO Farmers Insurance
company. People vs.. Ieneisnof, Mans
Held Va. Mansfield, George Power VS.
Power estate. Morse vs.. Williams, In
re Senger estate, Grimes vs.. Bower
nIan, Volt vs.. Horton. Daniels vs..
DANIELS, Cieland vs.. CsssTam, Stuy-
sesant ". Wilcox lchancery). Micni-
gan state Bank vs.. TrosbFiige. Lilly
V, Nebrlen, City ol Grand
ktpids W. Widdlcomb, Maimiea vs..
SIowlund. acknowledgement We.
wilcox law, Mcdonald vs.. Mcklnnon,
Mcdonald Vs. Mckennlon, Hurley vs..
Watson, Fort street Railway company
W. backus, Burnt W. NlIlenne, MANS
tee lumber company vs.. Township of
Springfield. Finnegan ys. Upper PEN
u-sila White Lead aud Color Works,
Bresnaa IA vs.. Sugsnt, Fuller W.. City
OK Jackson. Modified and affirmed
Dodge W. Dodge, Reyuolds vs.. Rey-
noids, Cooley vs.. Harris. Cases heard
william III. Inglish W. Edward T..
aver, Continental Insurance company
vs.. II. NJ. Lord * sons Lumber con-
pany, Harry C. Hace We. the Niagara
assurances company, Marvin II. Guam.
berla!n vs.. Caroline VI. Marvin, An
drew u. Woods IS. Gaar, Scott 4 Co.,
William :. smith Charles r. Smith We.
George Kemp.
Tuesdays calls 20. "A, 25, IS, Is,
20, Il, 80.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11
Prrparrt, Tor Rio,ine

MtsouErrS, M.ch., June Io.-Com.
r of The Fifth regiment. VI. 8. T., has
just received orders from Colonel Lyon
o. De IN readiness to answer promptly
cal from the snerf OF Houghton
county. The strikers at the Osceois
NINE, near Red Jacket. resumed vio-
lent demonstrations TINS morning. and
the SHERIFF NAV be unable TO restore
order without the assistance of the
state troops
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11

KALAMAZOO, Mich, June lo.-The
local salooukeepers have banded them
selves together for self-protect:on.
They contend that they have q right to
clean out their places before o'clock
n the morning. Marshal Hare objects
and IS backed By the council commit
tee on police matters. The dealers pro-
pose To take the fret case to the su-
prenle court Tor settlement.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11

eosId nof b elected to any once, bat
could vote for yestyynsxn. Inc next
convention vlil Do hsii 81 Pstesksy toe
nfst "Wednesday IN Juns. 1893.
biil sslls. siaxies. wss putting Ia $
pane OF gisss ~ the Frassr house. BY
CITY, when the ladder sllpped from
under him and the fall broke h.s Tlgnt
forearm and injured nls hip.
Dudisy True, IA the hign school es-
ereiscs II Jackson Thursday. beat TIE
un;ssFsity record on . running nigh
jump py tso and one-balf Inches,
clearing feet n inehss-
Ben Tut. VINO has spent the BEST
years OF his earthly pilgrimage Ia eta Is
PRISON. he's been arrested 81 Pontiac for
nsening quantity Of tooth mechanic
sapplIss-
Earsnfieid chrlsten. an aged tailor.
nae been awarded 81 800 for injuries
sustained last August by falling on =
detective walk IN Detroit
The births in saginaw for the year
ending Juns AS reported by the super.
vlsors, loot up l,Q7f, and the deaths Tor
the same period 6l6.
W d. Seaman, . prosperous citizen
OF East Jordan, dropped dead in MS
doorysrd Taursday from heart failure.
The soldiers and sailors of Montcaim
and Mecosta counties will hold their
reunion ~ Lakey.ew July Id.
William Collins 10 being tried at ST.
Johns for saying he'd marry Eta Rut-
re' aad then backing out.
Bay City Odd Fellows and uniform
rank Knights OF Pyshias will Observe
sunday - Memorial day.
The state normal school commence
ment sxsfcises begin sunday, June 10,
and last until the I'D.
powapac Union far has been post
poned TO June 22-23. En,rses close
Saturday. June 10.
The Michigan Christian Missionary
association No. = 10 holding four days
session at Decatur.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11
A LITTLE GIRLS RAG BABY.

= Proves . Mig Faetor In Raising Fu.As
for . Church.
Dolls are usually considered about the
cheapest articles in the Juvenile feminine
equipment. and while it is true that
many little miss owns dolls, each Of
which cost as much as the entire ward
rooe OF some Of the living children Of
those less favored with this worlds
goods. these are but the exceptions to
the general rule. The most primitive
form OF doll perhaps is the rag baby,
thatindescribable something constructed
from the tatters Of the household. There
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11

nsrne OF the ex-motaer Of the hitherto
aespised. but now greatly respected rag
baby. II is said that several of the
parishioners of Mr.. Byrnes intend to
buy . glass case for Lydia's dolly and
deposit 1t. with q suitable inscription. in
the reading room Of the new church "a
soon as that edifce shall have been com.
pleted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11

Mother-What, 10 you mean 10 tell
me that durins your wedding tour you
nendea yeur husbands clothes' Nv,
myi What could have possessed your
Brfde--Dear mel What's the NATTER
Mother--You foolish girl, Now he'll
expect you to keep On dong it.-Nsw
York Weekly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11

Catarrh, deafness, rheu mat tam. nerv.
Gus debility, impotence and all d,s~asee
resulting from early indiscretsons and
excuses OF manhood, ell diseesr. a.
the urinary orga'na, partial narnlvs,a-
vsricocelle rupturce, tumors, scrofula'
Old sores, dropsy. skin diasases. lveS
and kidney complaints. heart d,saase-
shortnese OF breath, back Of 800
small OF back, etc, including aiI
female complaints and chronic discases
cured quickly aud permanently.
That cough, slight fever and weak
ness, shortness OF breath, paIpitation
consumption. s''~
II you are nervous, restless. srr,aa-
bic. sleepless or wake after herr,ed
dreams, tired mornings, with Z dun
headache, bad taste in the mouth.
sometimes discharges, and 60 about
your employment without l,fe, enerrv
or ambition, desire 10 be alo6S.
gloomy forebcdings. . disposstion =
worry and fret about trouble ahead
that never comes, spells Of feeling
AFRAID or uncertain. sometimes 10
sp.rlts, you are suffering from nervous
debility and exhaustion Of nerve povcr-
which may end IN utter prostr1tion.
L: you have great sense Of wsakneos
and wearlness. with tired iimbs numb-
ness. trembling, prickIy seoataona
cold feet ond legs, you are advancsns
10 that most serious dsecass--ParaIvsss-
II your head aches. feel numb an1
ired, with strange senssAsons. loe. -
memory, and you think With difIScuifv
or Won are eieepiese a. night w,ak
drowslne@ and cuiinese dur1ne a.
day, the nerve and brain fatigue nav
soon run into insanity or death.
uyou have any Of these feeiinGs 90
DOT neglect them, or they viii end in
death.
Az you value your life do Dot No.
lect these warnings. Time and expS-
renee has shown, ana bundYo6o q
starting and marvellous cures hAvo
proved, that these diseases ere -.
iectly and completely cured b. bR.
:. CLAY TODD, IL n. pivss,ou steue9
rooms 1. and 4, Grand RAp,dA nnh.
Lnotr The zee of DR. T. CLAY
loDDs remarksbI remedies al
those sy'nptoms yield a. II ~ mega.
s' as rs Of so o. r~ sSs Of bs.
are soon restored. no ~ % ooov
His remedies are purely vewetahl,
and harmless. and can orIly II -
tain~d ~ bis ofbce-
DR. TODD compounds bic prencrin.
tons before eacb petient IN he once.
bS. ToDp's once n ~ ~ n. Dsvioioo
street. rooms ]. apt 4, Grand Rapida
HE medicines axree w7th the Gosm.
sch, snd Won can eat anything PEE
He is - his ofPscs from 3 In tbe morn.
'ne until 2 IN the evening evsfy ~ -
sundaya
Csll everybody. a frisn6Ir IN ~
roet goa nothing.
Low caarges. Rand csrea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11

10 one thing. how.
ever, about the
rag doll which
cannot fail to ex-
cite admiration.
Let her be put
among ever 30
many handsomer
sisters, she is GER
tain to hold the
warmest place in
tue regard OF tao
common man.
ma, be she the
child Of rich or
poor parents. But
the rag doll has
u n til recently
never done any
thing to make her
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11

disseiy there we're additional sBheerip-
tissns. and before the services ciosss sew
ersi thousand dsilsrs had b~~n rassed,
ard tie soesrekatien hes f>Is warranted
~ going ahead en- The work fos ne nsw
ehaFcs u - b~ii<ve1 that a ieass
y 60 VII b sonHibafed directly in tas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11

spsesf-i believe that II Shakespeare
were alive ~ tAs present time and try
ing 70 i've BY his psa in New fa.k. the
connie papers weaM reject many II his
best i0kss,
Paragraphs ssrf-I kse~ IL Iksvs
Tis1 60 ajl-xifA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11

SsSrSaw, Men. June i0.--Ths resi-
denee OF Fred Bonhnotf was struck by
lightning last night. Mrs Bonhuost
was severely shaken m by tas shock.
She shortly aftsrwari gave birth To .
dAugbtssr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11
Dr. Davis of Chicago Strongly Denounces the Use o.
Stimuants and Narcotics
NsIsTENCIEs OF THE ALLOPATHIC TREATMENT
Reports of the Doings of the Michigan (aIlopathc State
Medical Society at Their Annual Meeting in Flint,
Mich, Taken from the Detroit Free Press with
Additions, Digressions and Remarks
by the Author of Them

"After the Mayors address Rnney veneer
able Dr. Davis of Chicago distinguished medical
tsrnaona Medical Congress See Detroit Free Press
first columnl
upon the advantage of making of during
convention"
Therapeutic Inconsistencies Medical Practice
the total taboorng of smunts claiming
that the bad effects of them
Of patients condition immediately use.
Dr. Davis roupdy sppauded for his scholarly pointed of
handling his topic"
DIGREssION-THE PIcKPoCKETs HAVE IT.
How would If professional psckpockes .houd
large hail and the olnest of pick
pockets safety get up and say
Gentlemen, pockets others sav
with one voice:
Old Membcr-" very pick pockes rentlennen"
Chorus from the ohers"Yes, very wicked be
sganst financial condition Of those ~ho.
pockets pick gentlemen"
Chorus Other Msmbers-"yes it is; that h fact"
Old NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brilliant idea
that
pick"
Chorus Other MembYes i, is quite announcement ,omsm.
Then loud cheers great applause the whole
greatly pointed One puts H.
They then adjourn to pick pockets a. before
We somewhat principles bu. no.
date after Clay Todd the f.mou. .c.
Grand published for tn,r,v
years. gain advertisement hy urns
society, sgsnst and narcotics
The pubic will find the Dr. Clay advertise
thirty they just dcovsred by Or psv.
possibly been RAPID. since be ar
n Michigan
But vl be Of but Dr. what
he Of it, by making o pr
soisy Todd and in relation practice sopssh,c
brethren; but bis the apsthic aoush
loudly arpauded his remarks not
lnsend could Of smu
a %
Take away Alopaths or Rssuss :. tsex 81,
themselves have nothing left 90 cut of buspess
snmnau OF the Anepash;e pr.exe.
aud show sh eHec almost ali their taking agasns
them viii not deceive
The fact the Alops,hie suffering from rapid decp.
the confidence OF The
good talk ssd some doesn't principles but simply trying 70 on
ttsof pr cut them IN : oonon
20 tisnases vhoh
pr Davis lessss sstastee tsst eo Bs
nKsfso ao ha heafek Cot Bob tells them boz they
Lyon. bat gives them nothing place d n
he medicines shipped directly 60 DR. Clay Todd from
are compounded and dispeused By
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11

the nr<s rev SID
scripsions had ar
rived. a. Il al
ways does on
such Occasions.
Lydia got cut Of
her pew before
any cue ecukl
ssay her. AMI
walking tiesnure-
" down the aisle
handed 20 tho
minister her rsx
dclly-h~r all
- Der free VIII
Offering fmms.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11

LYDIA Z. BYRNES. n lame famous
The nicely dressed French baby-beshoed
and bestockinged and bejeweled some.
tines-has on numerous occasions fig.
ured prominently in voting contests and
on rattle lists at fairs, but IL remained for
little Lydia Edna Byrnes, Of Brooklyn, a
child not yet four years old. to rescue
the much abused rag dolly from the OBJ
hvion TO which she has been so long and
% unjustly consigned and make her a
prominent factor in financial circles.
And 1t all came about in this way:
Lydia owned but one doll, and ID was
made OF rags, nondescript sort Of baby
with particularly open" expression of
countensnce. but evidently lacking in
force Of character and cohesivenese.
Lydis's father. Rev. Horace w. Byrnes,
Is the new pastor of an old church in
Brooklyn. formerly known AZ the Cedar
Street Methodist, but now designated as
the Epworth NJ. z. church. Mr.. Byrnes
was confronted with the serious task Of
raising the funds necessary for the cree
ton OF a new church. and one morning
st breakfast discussed the matter with
his good wife. when IL was determined
that the work should begin at once.
Little three-yesr-old Lydia Edna sat At
the table looking A. wiss A. an owl and
evidently cogitating deeply. Then she
offered her baby-the rag doIly-as her
contribution toward the new church.
Every one laughed. said the child was
cnfe and then thought no more Of the
matter.
Not 20. however, with Lydia. When
she went 10 church dolly was with her.
and when her father spoke 10 his con-
gr-gstioa Of the necessity Of raising
funds at once and the luIl succeeding
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11
HE USED A RIFLE
a Weil-to-Oo Farmer Conn.,
mits Suicide
BECAUSE MS HEALTH WAS POOR
Tr@gsay Enacted At Ionsssilis Yesterday
Meningitis Troops Nay Be Called
out-Deuois ThssAtsned.

JoSEsvILIE, Mich. june I0.-fhomAs
j. Carter, a welLt,-do farmer living
four miles north Of the village, COM
mittsd suicide by shooting himsslf in
the left breast with Manchester rife
~ . O'Clock this morning. He leaves .
wife ana two children. Carter bad
been suffering from a chrome disease
Tor macy years aud lately had been
given 10 spells OF melancholy and
morossness. He IS thought to have
Killed himself while temporarily out of
hls head.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11

Borux with literary aspirations)- Nag.
gus. give me an ides FOR posm.
Nsggns ditsrsry eriticf-for . maga-
xinef
"Y-yes
You dent need any idea, Bcrvss. Get .
rhymiag dictionary. ~ Chicago Tsibuao.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11
Dr.SC|ay Todd
The famous Nerve Specialist
No. l0 North Division o.
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ing or Prickling Sensations, Tsemul-
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and other symptoms leading to parn-.
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Complaints and Chronic Diseases.
Consultation free and confidential.
No charge for services unt.I cured.
Directions IN al languages.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11

whs Ike ne latest ssyle 10 Fine She's or On.
fssd TEA vfa 10 eel - can 81 r Msarse
street II - the ea1y excessive Lssies'.
Mis~s aAa eaasseas skss sssrv a the ely.
III. TULIP.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-11

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10

Seldom does great political convention ex-
tend its s.tings far into the small hours Of the
morning after a days session, however short,
followed BY an exciting night session. The
Minneapolis convention is further noted for the
remarkable manner in which q candidate for re-
nomination. apparently losing ground, recOv-
cred prestige and position in the body. During
the greater part Of the week, while there
has been some huctuation, the current
has been slightly against the President
The committee on credentials. however, was
won on an important preliminary issue and the
victory thus achieved was confirmed last night
In the convention The admission Of the Harri-
son state delegation from Alabama by majority
Of Ill votes seemed to make it evident either
that Mr.. Harrison would be renominated or
that some other line of battle would have TO be
formed BY the anti-Harrison organizers. Con-
siderable generalship has been displayed on
both sides, but the final victor always carries
of the prize Of public applause.