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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
EDITOR ARRESTED.
The Wyoming Rus,ier Was Carried
Into Court.

CHICAGO, Oct. pa. :. Mercer,
alternate worlds fair commissioner
from Wyoming and editor OF the North
western Live Stock Journal, published
at Cheyenne. WyO., was arrested today
by constable from Justice Fosters
court on a warrant sworn out by John
CLAY. Jr.. or the firm OF Clay, Robinson
4 Co.. 1--we stock dealers, charging hlm
with criminal libel. The trouble grew
out OF an editorial published n Mer-
eer', paper Of August 23 last, and
which WAS an answer to paragraph In
the bulletin published by Clay, Robin
son Il CO.. IN which the cattle rustlers
Of WyOm ng were referred 10 as the
anarchists Of the plans.
The editorial alleged refers TO Mr..
Clay "a a bulidOzlng fore gner. and ex-
presses doubt a. 90 ms beng n natur-
allied cltizea OF the United States. Mr..
Cisv - president Of the Wyoming stock
Growers ASSOCIATION, sad 70 bo a cor
porstiou. the stock OF winch IS con-
troiied by foreign capitalists Mr.. Mer-
Ger wss taken before Justice Foster,
who txed the date OF hearing for Oc-
t0her 26. and the defendant vas re-
leased n bonds Of - 900. with Charles
II Deer ~ Moline. III. "a surIty.
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IN FAST TIME.
Storm Wins a Hard Race at Nash
vile


NASHVILLE, oct. 22.-The Cufnber-
land park trotting meeting closed to-
day. 1t has been the most saocessful
from racing point ever held IA the
south. The attendance, however, with
the exception of yesterday, has been
only fair. Nightingale today lowered
the two-mlie record 81 secords. storm
was a firm favorlte III the unfinished
2:l0 pace and took the race IN straight
heats, being pushed out each time by
Wlnslow Wilkes and gong the last
heat in 2:0Sl. The 2:ls Irot proved the
most interesting of tue DAY. Mark
Sirius and Gillette nghtng for the first
heats, while Nellie Mason came up
later and took the race. kyland Was
the Washington favorlte 10 the tree
foT-all trOt, but lsmeo IN the first heat.
after which Jack and Little Albert
fought II out, the latter winning.
Summarizes
2;l5 pace, purse s., 500 (unfnished)
from yesterdsy-Stormw won, wInsluw
Wilkes second, Cleveland ;. third: beet
time, 2.0Sl.
2;ls troi. purse 81 ,000-Nelhe Mason
won. Gillette second. Constantine thlrd
best time, 2:lIs.
Free-for-alI trot, purse g. ,000-Litt.e
Albert won, Jack second, Honest
George third; best time, 2.l0s.
Belle Hsmlin 10 beat 2.l2., went in
2:lll.
Hamlton's Nightingale went against
the two mile record OF s.s3 and broke
Il IN 1881.
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Bo-roS. oct. 22.--ln toe second in
ning today, after three men should
have teen out Clarkson csme % the
hat There were two out and two on
bases. Clarkson then surpri=ed the
crowd ~ hti1ng the hsii out ~ the
lot, three runs coH3ng n. A base on
bale. 81 error ~ Long snd two hiis
gRve the Cievelsnas three more runs
and they thought they bsd WINNER,
bat they were dissupo ss the
Eust0ns. commencing the fourth ln-
nirE Nv hanging tistks0u sil ever ths
fcld snd ven 80 essy victory. esrn,nE
,pht - fhef TIVE ve runs. Cleveland IS
heart : broken. score
p,ssse ace fss
fErFaf ~
rafsef ss ~feits stf asnre arfsrn
ard Hf res fatr fna taNs
Ta ttrsar
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House Of Episcopal Bishops Figure on
The New Prayer Book.


'ae Nc" FTsyer BOOK
EAlrrNoRE. oct. =. During the eE-
eCutve session the house OF deputies
ratified the toro,natlons of the seven
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'h ~ ,''e 'i'lr oi 'isu"ps rekafu 'n <
t"' i"i1l ~ ia''"tsfioh ot tHs pfayet
Zoos p" upper N'use has receled
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TOUGH ON SiCKELS.
The Law Says He Is Ineligible tC
Congress.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-EN-Journsl
Clerk Harry II. Smith, of the house of
representatives, has received a number
of kilograms from prominent republi
can and democrats IN New York, ask
ing for a statement of the law and pre-
cecents. If any, covering the question
of General SickePs eligibility TO hold
the Office of representative IN con-
gress while retaining his rank as re-
tired major general of the army. He
has prepared statement containing
the legislative action on this point and
has reached conclusion differing
from the one he first gave OUT that
General Slckels while on the retired list
of the army Is not eligible 10 hold the
office OF a representative IN congress.
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CHcAGo, oct - The leg siabve
committee Of the Roads Improvement
association concluded the work OF pre-
limlnary organization today and Gen.
Roy stone, one of the leading .p'rits 10
the movement. leaves for New \ lork to-
morrow, accompanied hv some of the
members Tho temporary headquar-
tors will be AT 30. g. Hroadway. New
York. where further meeting vii be
held m ten days. It's likely that q
bulifng fnr toe use OF the members
wul he erected at the worlds far
lInnnIa
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Ran in the Mud

LENgNeroS, by, oct. PA cold dsy
and muddy track msrred the sports
today. Summaries
rst race, seven-eigbtht 81 mile
Calhoun won. Cutc second, Tenor
thiTd time. ] 81.
second race declared of
Third. five-elghtns 81 nile-Jo-
hanna won, base \ ido second. Matt
ctts third time. l.03.
Fourth, one m .c and seventy vsrds-
frst Lap won. ~f Charles second,
Miss Ballard thlrd tune. 22l
ilfth. nlns-sixteruths # uille- Mer-
~ Eyes won, Bouny lsssie second.
Aelox third, time, .aSl
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couNrERFElrEk ARRgsrgD.
A Shower OF the Queer Comes to GTief
az Omaha.

OMAHA. oct. 22.-For some time past
there has been considerable counterfeit
money floating around Omaha, mostly
silver dollars, though a good many
halves nave been found. The com ap-
peared IN large quantities IN South
Omaha, and the authorities have made
up their minds that thsre Is q gang
down there 'shovlng the queer IN
Unlimited quantities.
This morning Deputy Marshal Harris
brought IN Dave EnsloT under war
rant charging him with having coun-
terfeit money ~ his possession. lie
had so cents of the coin as the time the
arrest Was made. In him is believed
to he the one responsible for the goods.
Enslow came To South Omaha from
Missouri The supposltlon Is that he
Is the middle man tor gang OF coun-
terfeiters IN Missouri who are supply
ing him with the coin. HIS agents are
spotted, but have not been arrested.
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Pistol Practice Costs Two Lives.

GREENWOOD, KY, Oct. %. - This
morning, during quarrel between two
men named Patterson and Haines, of
this place, Haines drew his gun and
shot twice at Patterson. Both shots
went wide Of the mark. One struck
All unknown man, killing him instant
ly. The other struck A. Weatherford,
agent of the Cincinnati Southern rail
way, going through his shoulder. but
not seriously iuJuring him. Patterson
then sho: Haines, killing him instantly.
Patterson gave himself up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
WEREA F00LEBL0T
Chicago Cuts Out the Military
Parade.
GENERAL MILES CRITICISED
One Hundred Thousand People Throngs3
the Susets Waiting for Hours tos
the Phantom Show.

CHICAGO. Oct. 22.-There wss no mill
itsry parade today, she powers that be
wllied Il so-and many Of the state
troops were unable 10 remain over an
other day. Fully 10000 people
crowded Michigan avenue and The bas-
mess streets, waiting patiently for the
parade that never came. Then they
cursed General Niles.
lt was dedication day at the grounds
and the stale buildings OF New York,
onio, Massachusetts, Kansas, Rhode
Island, FLORIDA snd Iowa were oecl.
Gated with appropriate ceremonies.
Strangers are quitting the city on
every tram, anxious for home and resI.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
EMIL DREIER DEAD.
Danish Consul to Chicago Expires on the
Ocean.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Ti,s officers and
attendants of the Thingvalls line
steamer Hecla were greatly shocked
yesterday at the sudden death of Emil
Dreier, the Danish consul to Chicago,
who was passenger. Heart disease
caused death. Mr.. Dreler, who has
acted as wee consul and consul for
Denmark AT Chicago for over twenty
years, was returning with his family
from a VISIT to Denmark. The news
OF his death was kept very quiet and
only became pubic tins morning.
Karl Dreier, manager for y. X. FAIR
bank q Co.. IN room l., Produce Ex-
change building, "a a relative of the
deceased and will arrange for the re-
moyal of the body.
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of hand clasp from their superior
officer.
READY FoR BLAINE.
his Washington House WIN BE oeeu-
pied This Winter.

WAsHISGros, Oct. 22.-MF. Blame 9
residence IN " ashIngtOD, TIE historic
brick mansion Ia which the attempt
was made on the life of Secretary Sew
ard, situated on the east side OF Lafsy-
ette square, facing the white house and
known as Madison place. WAS open 10
the winds OF heaven today after be,ng
closed al summer. Through tile open
door and windows IL could be seen that
carpets were being pat down and every
thing made ready for the reception OF
the eK-secTetaTy and he family for the
winter. Such members of tie house
hold as are here cay they DO not expect
Ar. Blame 20 arrive IN Washington be-
fore Monday night OF tuesday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
Murder or Accident.

IsHrENING, Oct. 22-John Corbett
was found dead IN the woods near Deer
lake, four miles from this city, tins at
ternoon. Corbett was employed al the
Lake Superior mine and spent the day
hunting IN Deer lake wooGs. An ex-
animation showed that he was shot
through the heart, but how ne WAS
shot IS shrouded IN mystery. Corbett
was 40 years old and left widow and
Elk children.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
Political Mnrdrr

Las VEGAS, y. NJ, Oct. 22.-This
morning the body of Patrick Macs was
found hanging to the river bridge.
Macs has been a member of the peo-
pies party, but yesterday announced
that he would hereafter affiliate with
the republicans. There Is every reason
To believe the murder was a political
one. but there Is as yet no clew to the
perpetFatOrs-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

on Their Feet - Quite an Undertaking
for Some.

CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-The notsbles be-
gan 10 leave the hotels today. almost
as rapidly a. they arrived on Nednes-
asy aud Thursday. Governor Rout
OF Colorado, accompanied toy has fam
lly and 10y the majority o. the members
OF his sian, lett tonight. Governor
Russell, Governor Flower. and NUM-
Ter Of Others started on their home
ward journey. The representatives
from Philadelphia CITY council left
during the afternoon, while the New
Jersey, Minnesota, aaG other ylsltnrs
Will take their departure tomorrow.
Mhitelaw Reid vii leave for New York
tomorrow afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
Charged With Fraud.

MoSTGoNERY, Ala, Oct. 22.-Today
j. L. Moses OF the banking firm of
Moses Bros, which failed here in July.
1891, for over 81 900, 900, was arrested
having two indictments returned by
the grand jury charging him and each
of his brothers, associates OF the firm,
Albert Ii. and Henry {. Moses, with
having obtained signatures TO two
drafts under false pretenses. Since
their failure there has been much talk
OF fraud. j. Moses gave bail. Henry
G. aud Albert Moses are now in St.
Louis and will be brought here to an
swer to the indictments.
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State Baptist Convention.

BENToN HARBoR. Oct. 22.-The Bsp-
list convention. as on Thursday, DID
little bat routine work today. The
next annual convention Will be held at
Lansing. The Rev. j. +. Cheney of
lpsilantI Is 10 preach the annual ser
mon. Correspondence, finance and
resolution committees were appointed
last night. Tue centenary address was
made 10 commemorate the first nils
sionary society formed in the United
Mates
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

MrsgFeoN, OCT. q. ~ The shingle mill
of T.. r. Ford, at Twn Lakes, WAS
burned esriy this morning tor the soc.
ond time wtbin 81 months. The mil
had been idie since Nfdncsdsy. and
there are strong susp clnus thst the tire
Wa tha work e an iucen iiaTv. The
little village ls full of excitement. Ihr
loss - not known. hut VII reach sev
era thausaRd dollars. WITH no lmsur
anre The miH vili probably not be
lnLLlLLf
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KALAMAZOO, Oct. 22.-ThIs morning
at O'Clock the q. X. X /. switch engine,
IN charge of Engineer Albert Matthews
and Fireman Clarence Pearce, while
switching cars III the south yard 1T the
crossing of Third street, ran OH an
open switch, tearing up ties and block
aiding the main track Tor some hours.
Fireman Pearce was slightly injured by
being thrown from the cab.
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SENT UP FOR LIFE.
The Murderer Admits With a Laugh 1,
Served Him Right.

DETRorr, Oct. 22.-Joseph b. Gordon,
the murderer of his little daughter,
was convicted IN the recorders court
this morning and sentenced TO states
prison for life. When sentence was
pronounced Gordon gave foolish lit-
tic laugh "a he picked up his old
slOuch hat and his cane, It's all
right. deserve it. that's al | can
say" he muttered as be was led from
the room
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MArsukff. H., oct eo Tas freight
$50. S.. north inunH on she Cairo
4 VISION of the Fis iour rastI tan uto
thr esi-ooso ot tan grsYs tIa.a on ihe
lntana s liHnes ~onthofn fead az
Robinson last q gltt snd Caused = ser.
aus wreck Naadmasfrf James Ne
IsuehH8. wha we rtHe ua tho ea.
sfne. was rushed e. death VIII sfn
rarvrr. ufaAtuIaH aa zoe rfRveI tfa.n.
rasal-a srf ansif hurt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

NEwAYGo, oct. 22.-The greatest po-
ltical meeting ever held in this town.
was addressed tins evening by the
Hon. j. Ii. Holman, of Rochester,
Mich, and Col. A. ;. Wood Of New
York. Mr.. Holman closing series of
SIX successful meetings. Colonel Wood
followed with an able address IN which
he presented the issues before the peo-
pie in mas terly- and convincing
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Michigan Men Injured.

ABERDEEN. 5. D., Oct. pa thrash
ing machine engine boiler exploded on
Brills' farm, eleven miles west of SUIT
ner, this county, late yesterday, killing
Lewis Horton. of Waverly, y. y. Three
others from Michigan were badly hurt.
Garrett Parry has q family, and was
probably fatally injured. The cause of
the explosion is unknown.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

Runaway Engine Chasing Ps-s-ng-r
Trsin.

Csrrf vsprRe. Ey. Oct p Ar
Chin and Rig ssndv rsissy eusins.
with rahocse sfisched, - Inst
rsssea thrcush tnfs piaee ~ eannHn
fs snaefi 800 ao one sf sii on hcsri-
Tee ~ ls rssssngeF trsin, seatn fouu'i
= slssnf twertv m nH.ez seeat et tFr
go sue-ns. ane a ere eesfsst tee
xrsuh sstan e iors~1nt. ft fssfvd
tnst s ~fi rstch t.fe r~sa@rssr 50 r.
before crkneod = fsaf hsa ard afaa p
passenger ~i5 - sss ar falnfzsf
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His Collar Bone Broken.

Ed. King, a tramp, was caught be
tween the bumpers Of two cars about
half past II last night, and has collar
bone wac broken. lie MAS attempting
TO cross Hall street and climbed over
the bumpers. The ambulance took
him TO the L. Il. A. home, where the
broken bone Was set. HIS home Is IN
CHICAGO
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JUST 4 HOLE LEFT
To Tell How n-Robber
Perry Escaped.
As DARING AS HIS ROBBERIES
tie Does the Vanishing Man Act UndsI
the Eyes Of the KsepeFs-' Where
Is He APP

AUsUEs. y. Y, Oct. 22.-OlIver Cur
tis Perry. the train robDer, has carried
into effect the threat he made when ne
entered Auburn pFisOl.. that nc would
not remain 10 nash hIs sentence and
has added another 10 his long list OF
desperate deeds which have brought
him unenuaDle fame
Hls latest escApade was 10 escape
from hls guards late this afternoon,
and 80 far DO mas succeeded IA eluding
their ssarcn. Perry's cell was located
ia the basement Of tie north wing.
The ceEs on either side were occupied
by men who work n the shops and
through one OF these Perry made his
escape by digging through the brick
paruuon a distance OK II inches.
At415 O'Clock this evening Keeper
Willard, an exemplary man from -.
Lawrence county, who has been only u
short time on the prison force gave
Perry nls supper. Nothing unusual
sas noticed al This time by the guard
excepting tnat the prisoner seemed IN
good numOr snd much more suomis-
s.ve than al any time since MS entrance
INTO the institution. TINS WAS the last
seen OF the Willy bandit.
At o'clock, when the other eonylcts
were marched from the shops man
named Edmunds, who occupied cell
next 70 Psrry's, reported tnat there
Was hole through the divided wall.
A hasty examination by the officer
confirmed the report
How he Escaped.
A towel had been pinned over the
ODsnInz.ln Edmunds' cell 10 conceal u.
The walls about the institution are pa
trolled by double guard. as we'll as
the yard inside, while = posse of cltl-
zens are searching every available hid
ing place. What instrument was used
by Perry IN making the opening IN the
wall cannot De surInlsed by the prison
keepers, and they have not the sllgnt'
ss. idea where he procured Il.
The cells on the upper tier are ex
amined twice each week 10 see If any
attempt has been made TO cut through
but the cells n the basement are con,
slderei so secure that they are seldom
or never inspected, so Perry has had
ample time TO do MS work.
The city Is greatly excited over the
affair ana the prison gate IS constantly
surrounded by large crowd, who gaze
open-mOuthsd upon the familiar wall;
aud speculate ss 10 whether the daring
convict IS inside the walls ol
nos- Warden Durston Is greatly
worried over the affair and 1:
making every possible effort TO ge
him. If 40 has not succeeded IN get
ting outside the walls. his discovery Il
oOly question OF a fe~ days, as It vii
be next 10 impossible for HIM TO eluds
the double force of guards.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

Hknhtstftfs ocf ga man who
gave tas name % frank Jones' we 81.
rested fHfs nsofnfnR az West itarftar ie
fHf treak aa iHtu tHa AH ~atif depot
al ahf aal iskHE thefeffaai ssvsfs si
1 g. ani afasf saaes aaa about
$50 rsah lfs ~sa faHa~ri hg iH.
Hesnsan tfaes NaYaaff aaa arrested
arH tna property stHfcn f"HnA nn :
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Hard on the Child.

HOWELL, Oct. 22. A 6-year-old
daughter OF Marshall Sopp, who lives
just south of this place, had her foot
caught in the wheels of a horse power
used in grinding feed yesterday after
noon. The member was so badly
crushed that nearly all of the foot had
to be amputated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

wssnfs srr. tht n lit esriaef
whfa Iravne thr esrrsfv We usans en
rerufarfaH d-r mffr than &c 80
ffssfaas fafs s7t ~as mtHh essief
fhsH rasfsffar tanteaf she e fpsf Z
saasftr. th - saffest.aas f..iat
,az - eoea sht
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
ARCHITECTS ELECT OFFICERS.
Close OF the American Institute Conven-
ton at Chicago.

ton at Chicago.
CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-The members of
the American Institute of Architects
held a last business meeting in the as
sembly hall of the horticultural build
ing tins morning.
The officers elected were: President.
Edward IL. Kendall. New York; first
vice president, II. IL. Burnham,
Chicago; second vice president, Henry
Van Brunt, Kansas City; secretary,
Daniel Adler, Chicago; treasurer, L. 4.
Treat, Chicago. Board of directors:
William e.. Sexton, Boston; L. L. Fur
ber, ~. LOUIS; Alfred Stone, Provi-
dence; George W. Rapp. Cincinnati;
W. W. Clay, Chicago; Joseph Kauman,
Knoxville; Il. W. Gibson, New York,
and c. II. johnson, St. Paul.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
Is This the Poet?

ADRIAN, Oct. 22.-D ok Dryden living
here, was arrested at Sturgls yesterday
charged with bold and brutal assault
on two young ladies on Dennis street
few evenings ago.
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Chinese Viceroy Insane.

SAx FRANcfsCo, Oct. -. Officers of
the steamer city Of RIO de Janeiro,
when questioned sbou, this reported in
sanity OF II Hung Chang, the Chinese
vlceroy, SAID that no notice of II had
appeared IN the Chinese papers, but an
impression was abroad that the story
was true
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

Albert n. Downs Fatally Iniufed While
Gong 20 Business.

Nsw NoFK. Oct. - Albert w..
Downs. a stock broker. met wtn az &C
citsnt this morning which lt sthought,
Niii ne fsts BE Wa gassing an NM
fnisaed house ln East seventy "a nth
street. when large piece of brown
stone fell snd struck him on tne head.
worknaen we're hois,ngs block of stone
- an upper story when the piece io
.onie say got Use snd fe,i iust a Mr.
Downs wss psssluR. Mr. fiowus wss
tsken to hfs houie in West seventy
ninth street. sud u - be eyed be :
dvfnk
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The cause Of the runaway engine Was
tnat a local freight was gong south
And the wild engine and esboOse VAS
gong north and TO AVOID a collision
the engineer on the Wild engine re-
.ersed rs engine and Jumped on.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

A Kentucky Figh, over Who Should
Pass FIRST.

GRAysoS. ny. Oct 22.-Slvester
Adams vas shot and instantly killed,
and h,s nephew. Oscar Adams, seri-
ouslv wounded ~ j b. Bennett at
Witsrts teis morning The cause Of
the tragedy Vas quarrel between
Rennett snd tne Adams over the right
Of way. rneir teams met IN = narrow
road and they could only pass with The
utmost difficulty. Words led to blows
ami the Adams seissd clubs and we're
beating Beuuet numerically when hs
drew ~ revolver and fired Tbe first
shot penetrated the old man Adams
heart and NJ feii dead. Bennett then
fred st Oscar Adams and fatally
wounded hm.
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GRACEFULLY compLImENTKn.
a Bronze Bust Of c. II. Hsckley Given
Musk.eon Schools

MrsKEeoS. oct. -. At = meeting
of the board Of education last night
Trustee Kantlk presented the city with
. superb bust Of G. III. Hackiey, IN
bronze. II Is the work OF ". O. Part
ridge. and will he placed in the office
Of the Hackley school.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
Cut in Two by the Cars.

MUsKEGoS, Oct. 22.-Joseph Benton,
aged eight years, was cut in two by a
T. s. & w. freight tram this morning
while playing on the tracks.
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The horses were not injured. but NJ.
Armstrong MAS severely bruised, Dut
not fatally INJURED. The tram stopped
IN less than rs length, which probably
saved ArmsiTOng's lie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

NEW YORK, oct. 22.-The last rail has
been laid, the last spike driven, and
the Mohawk X Malone railway, better
known as the Adirondack and ~. Law
renee line, will be thrown open 10 the
public early next week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
Chsrles Hams Dead.

CHICAGO, oct. 22.-Chsrles l.. Harris.
the esquire Tucker" of the Alabama
company. who has been III stSt. Luks's
hospital since September -, died this
afternoon AT 3 O'Clock.